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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1944_12_01 ' _.--•-- --•.�^•:.n.:--':- °-s..::7': y...... :..:.�•$�«r ." �.s.Tk:.-: aM4:e> `...m,-a:a..+w..:..::.a3r.St.... -y ..e teglM"... -.,or;, _� _ -ac. •-ti ,,.,..`:_.�-r+¢•-'.,,--e•...r. -ro s,. h R i w n • , 'i. J T:tl FOL. LXIV _-_— DICKERING, ONT.,, FRIDAY, DEC. 11 1944 _ :Picker inSkatingRink To Be ReadyB The Lnd ' 'of -This - oath - During the.past two weeks much w • • • has been dome toward getting the Pickering 1('akering V1llage new rink 'ready for the-first freeze- - -- up. a fence is ready to be ,;;Y `mss Mervin J hnsd of A,an has .� ' put in place, with y- o r o been spending a few dais witls l►ores beteg requii�-fo=t•e eii6oe- , n "' rue'ads in own. une. Lightiaig poles are in place, and , h Mrs. Frank.Jones and daughter, workmen have bees on the job all f of Ottawa, called on the formier's, weekaring for the approaching distort Mrs. W. C. 1�Eurkar on Tues- . season. Members of the Committee r Y �' day, from the•Rota Club have been seem '< Walsh, ` A s -nt a: giving much of their own time at �' ✓ �F john days this week of the- t hhoineis a �v: y. 9 e, e rinkworking with shovels am ���< s '~ 'here. other equipment. Skatmg by the f x, ; ..a understand another rink is first of the year has been their ob- � - being built on the N. E. McEwen- _ jective. _ fa.,.n .on.the Brock .Road.. { Visitors at the hc,:nn_ of Mrs. Geo.. ,Mrs. Jane•Boyer, Greenwood d x Elliott over the week-end were: Mr. Passes, in her -101st year. John Frost and Mrs. Robinson:,, of Toronto, and Miss Maxine. Elliott "w �* and''iriend. Mss.'Jane Boyer-passed her rut on �� M��a � . �m s; �' `,� Mrs. Glen Crawford was rushed to Tuesday at the home r her niece, ti �` / �,y, „., q Oshawa Hospital early last week for Mea W. G. Perkin. Greenwood, in � -. ..,.- tier 101st year, - .}w +* t' « aii .emergency operation operatiors a ,,' fof appendicitis, and is now on the -Her ''husband, the Late Abraham �� ' Boyer, predeceased her same- years way to recovery. Mrs. Fred Roffey retuined from The funeral service 'Was held on x, �� hospital on Friday and ig convales- cing g at her home. ! Thursday from the Greenwood Un- _ : flied Church, with atterlment-in the s.han Cemetery. A Captured. 75 M. M. Being Used Against The Enemy C G. L T. Activities Tose late 'Mrs. Boyer has been a - Wis-long citizen of the neighborhood, _ _ The regular meeting of the C. G. - w�eil-losown and loved by all in the I. T. opened with President the Ruth ceroasrn. y- During the past ten or Son, of Claremont Couple Killed Three Calle Puppies South Ontario Hoer League Smith P' charge of the Opening fifteen years, from her nomwkable Overseas last Fridar Smith inse4 with twelve giros pres- age+ community interest has bow A party of Toronto hunters made -At a meeting of the South Ont- eat. The Treasurer gave her re- TU on,this loveable old lady. Flt- Silt, Leslie 'Wilson Tothe, the strange find of three very young ario Hockey League last week, it ports. The Worship Period was un- Gat hope had been expressed by all RCAF was reported killed in act- collie puppies in the centre of one was decided that each team would der the,.leadership of_Ruth Smith t1at-l4rE_Roy --�aovc7d aware- be 3es-+s+erseaa overseas---in-operatiozra ns.-Fries: _ 07 our Iacs;Y-i hrckly-grows, lnuatses dress iroQae g�rs�on irrn�roe. ---- o w hundred, .which Oe re"bod a da according to word received Fhy t - of which she gave an interesting Y 8 here a few days ago.-They had been Each team will play an exhibition talk on "Faith". Miss Wilson told 7~ ago, k by his parents, M;. and Mrs. L. hunting jack rabbits,. and on pro- game with Oshawa teErm of the Jun- _ a story about Miss Victoria Cheung, Tothe, of Claremont. ceeding through•this dense growth, for B. League. Another meeting of M D• a Chinncse Canadian w.ami His parents. also received word came updn a small open space in the Association will be held next was couch enjoyed by all. 'fife girls ' d jtQriallthat he would be buried on Tburs- `tie ce,rtre of the bush to find the week. The League got under.._way day, November 80, at Regina Cem- three young babies% with their eyes last year by December,;0, a;:d wilI, spent some time discussing the story Now that it is all over, or nearty so, etwT, Harrowgate, Yorkshire, Eng. I not yet open, huddled together to be ready'by that time this year, and asks-g yvestions. Mise Wilson, . we find it necessary to correct the Mr. and Mrs. Tothe live on the wa a. other has riot providingthe ice is ready. h.�t rducation4,l quizes ready interprPtatio:� of atow--just a fe�v arm of.E. G. Roy, south o been found—what's the answer?. Players will be given a try-out the grirla to Ao-- Games played w-nich brought an urjoyable who were not able to read our art- 'mont, cursing there about one )ear for this league prior to signing, and eve sing to a close with the singing icles as we would have them read-- ago from the West. Post Office. Encouraging t•cristasas any local players who feel they can of "Paps". possibly did snot want to. Besides his pas eptai a brother arzd make this league are welcome to try Canada's Hone Defense_Amy,.,the. four sisters, Sgt. Tothe is survived Cards be sent First Class flail out. &Wtees, are going overseas. by his wife and daughter-of limber- We have had, as anticipated, a ley, Sask. The Post Office this year, is en Brock Road Se:sool Concert Pickering lied Cross t. couraging the people to send their Thurstda . Decewber 21 ac 8.00� their .reactions, by personal Calls or e e ser or par- Christmas Cards y First-class rnar The Red Cross Monthly Execu` by letter to articles on the rrieis ticadars on an interesting wood lot This gives more assurance• of-del- 'The. A-raual Christmas 'Entertain cave Meetng villi be held 'os. Mon- brought about largely by thn,charges sale on the property of F. I.. Green ivery, is faster. and goes by 'direct- ment will be held at the Brcck ds,v af'+'twos, Dece-mb it 4, at 2:30 } north of here, on Deceasber IZ .ory service'% Road School, S. S.„No. 6, 'Pickering, p. m-, h the Red Cross- rooms. made by one man. Little or nat..'.ng _ of the kind was heard ,before this DONT MISS IT: The post office adds, that mail on Thursday evening, Dec=ber 21, All members are asked to attend.: charge Was cnsde--and it-still strikes __ sent by this mail has a rzwre per- at 8 p, m. Miss Dorothy oarlock, us as being very strknge that they Deaetn_ber 8_-will be, high-lig�tcd sonal touch. If .mail sent by this teacher. were s►ot tn�e esrti,er, if. true. At rate with-the-address of the sender - -- - -_-- - Werthat time we expressed ourselves as by the*Pickering Continuation School- on it, and the party cannot be:reach- Former Pickering Resident Passes- _ Crenmencement Exercisee--Jsne ,ecus-' ed, it will be returned to the send- ---_-- 17tt1 the'huivhe's - tin's play "Pride and Prejudice" will 1er• If sent Third-class, it may, or A member of .one of Pickering be preset ed in the Community Hall, may not reach.its destinati'ti, and -Township's pioneer families, Dsai,zl - Pickering, by the pupils of the local St. George's GuiW you have no way of knowfrzd wheth- J• Gormley, passed away at his re- , Continuation,,School. St. Georges Guild will hold their - Choral music under the direction er or not it has. sidence, 3b Woodville Ave., Toronto, annual meeting on Thursday, Dec- last. Friday morning. He had been g. of flus, Fisher will be s feature. Brougham Firemen to hold ember ?, at 3 o'clock; at the Rectory. a :nr ill for a number of years. Proficieaey diad Athletic Awards Twenty-second Annual Meeting Business will include Electiva of R�t The son of the lat a Mr. and Mrs. will be pre a'rsd Graduation "'~ Jones Gormley, he spent his early Officers for the='ensuing ,y+ear, 'A �r Diplomas will be awarded to Lower The Brougham Firemen will hold da a an his father's farm at the lull attendance is urg�ciL ; and Middle. School .pupils of last .their 22nd regular annual meeting y • '- } r.' . j� year. next Tuesday evening, December b, Lake Shone, nasal attended the Base This superb display will be given at 8 p. tn. The meeting will be held Line school. Following his schooling; • .3t. Francis de Sales' Parisfr r he worked for a time on the farm, in, the - Ccmm»gtit+y Hall, Picker- in the Fire Hall. and went,through the township with The Canadian Cardinal Rodrique ing, Friday December S. Tickets on }eS threshing outfit. lie carried on Vitcaneuve, has recently retuned save now. Noptfnation Day in Plokering Twp. from a two-month overseas tour of to be hold on Deeeasber Z2. the carpe'ttter trade for a number of the suns zone during which he talk- Sale Totals $5500 i_ .years prior to going to Oshawa with g General Motors. ed to thousands of Canadian sold- ' The regular Nomination Jay for Moving to Toronto, lie married �s serving in Trance, Italy, Belg- The 'cattle sale of Mr. Johnson's, Pickering Township Council, will be ' tum and Britain. In an addrass to A ' ' ` at.iFaidorf, advertised in this gaper the fondues Louise Foston, a Dunbar 'tskry men in Mont - 11p 6? mill laft wee was tonducted y Sel�rs beld on Monday, Doeember 22, -in the old hall. Attendance at this n he said "You cannot fight the war and Atkinson last Saturday, when fozrnr Methodist Church and the 61 head incfudirg a rrucnber of het- meeting has been falling ot! in the I. 0. 0. F. by condesrsing the borize to-tki past few years, and-it-is hoped that He is survived' b his wife- two continent. .. the war will be won'do fers and veal calves were sold. A Y a registered cow sold for $200. ;� more will find time to attend this sdns, James and William, a brother the field of'battle....there will be grade coy=followed close at $182.50 year. Joseph, of Dtrasbarton. aro Peace for our way of life until * ;. The Centre o[ the,ebntrove A Surge Milking Machine Bold for The funeral service was held ori the menace of Nazirs is completely ' icy Pickering Township Council removed". The Cardinal praised thee The Prime Minr'W`er of Canada 1 - - Monday from the che,'el. of the French-Canadian and other units o£ will, 'hold their regular .meeting •on McDougall and Brown, Directors, not being satisfied with the charges North Pickering 'Red Oros Monday, 4, in the Town- with interment in Mount Pleasant the Cana;Bian .Annals with whom he of any ore--man or party, and in- Y travelled in France, Belgksm and ship Hall Brou ham' at 1.00 an. Cemetery. sisted on information from some The North Pickering Braksch of P ' n P. Italy, and "whose food, courtesy and for discussion &nal general business. Ro Rotary a,•,-n clan "knowing authority" that d:d not the Red Cross will hold its. annual t y . S' slang" he said he had "accept have a tinea of the "political" a- cneet%ig at the hoary? of Mrs: H. G. ed and digested". "Our boys are in a bout it, -Court 'of Revisidn,- adding ' that '.'when. those McIntyre, Claremont, •on December � Democracy without EconoYrmc Co- excellent. health and are d'!Yghting- Pursuant'to adjourornent the Twp. Christ- skilled ity the. art of war",complain- 11., at 2.30 p. •m. A good attendance operation will not work in Future and doing.their.duty as good Christ- ed, thr .r. we would be satisfied. is expected- and the Units Aitona, Court of Revision will opens at 1,On Jos. Banigan addressed the Club 'fans, who are devoted , to their- on.. Monday, December' 4, 1944 at It carr however;be said this week, Broughann, Clarcrnont, Green River on Tuesday evening as speaker for• country and whose charity .compo r ,a the Municipal Hall, Brougham that•these charges paved or opened arA- Iot}nt Zion are requested to C. A. Sterritt, using a. rather sen- them' to ive their best in the, de-- y L. T. Johnston; Clerk 1 fense of Their homeland and their. the way. for a.series of, incestiga- coma prepared to give• a report of rational new book "Roots in the 'tions casts atidns' re�si nat,ons and the year's work: - Earth" as the basis.-ard authority idealinn". Cardinal -'Villeneuve ex- humiliation: that have resulted in It is heartening to F� the i.n- ! Markham Metiils Blood Donor, Clinic in his address. .The ward 'sensativa- Pressed;the hope that the liberation the Order :;n Council carrying out creased Interest a�.nd•activity i•.r some 4 al" is used, from the review of the of oppr.essd countries would soon be the provisions,-of Bill '80, and the, of the numbers. Garnrants received The 15th Mobile Clinic. 'of the 'hook by s(rn as k�eing radical .in camuleted and that the war also +draftee; as> to overims.' bv_the \York Convener ir, P,rougham Markham District Was held in the a few'r,-Volutiunary suggestir,ns con- ' would reach its end although he said We have nev.�r at any tine op- last week included: turtlen�c -sax baser' ::t of ,tfie United Church, in tain2d`therein. ' In substai cc, the "it will be a tough and perhaps posed the send,6g of draft-,- oVer- and small shirts. fit'^-hear-of gloves ; ttoaffville, -on Thursday, November speaker points outt-our ve•-y exist long struggle". seas ,(c..t even writ:-.rg on the sub- being done cheerfuflN, rn spits of ! 23. 117 Donations were nada, 65 ante, industrially, commercially and , • ' ' • I jeect), but rath.^r "if ccm'scription'iia their'tedious• four Rngers, and a by old donor; and 52 by new. The socially 'has its fourdatidn in -the A New Catholic Hoer for �.hildrern ; 17 KE- RRIG WS -P- I NE necessa by all means usi it". thumb. In that other phase of Re.d next cli-nic will be held in the East' soil of our.land, with "our roots in and parents, entitled The Highway- necessary P to He has been inaugurated" More of the present sessic-n will.. Cross' work-Blood Donor Service, I United, Church, Markhrrn in about, -the earth". Mr. Banigan described over station CKN'C, Hamiltom dial► be heard dur ng the coming week, we notice that Mrs. M.' Ellicott is 5 •weeks-exact date to be announ- the connection and association-arse Today, as 920. It is broadcast every MondeY probably nevrar before the wearing the pin,which denotes three ced later. phase of life has with the other in Prime Minster of the Domiaion of donations. New blood donors are New donors from Picloering Twp., a quite clear comprehensive picture evening, 8.3Q-9.00, and is conducted , Canada is "on the spot" in ,i tight- needed as never before--50,000 of were Messrs Thomas Hammond and of a dcrnocratic set-up of post war by Rev..H. Brick, of Carlsruhe. ; continued on page 4 `thcro--how about YOU? „ Eli Lehman, both of Claremont, periods. . u -- — - - WITTY -XMY THIS ARMY CROSSTOWN By Roland Coe s,•sa„-c«.r`�,.. .ice,�....., plc' T 39SN <� - Y -7 y 7-:', _ . ct Nil -A i 9-7 5' _- I•�• �~ � III Meting Dot says it's she who does - _ fbe moaning when she stinds upon w �f _- the scales and they sat. : 3' lb t do y expect for twenty cents, lady — they should weal -- --— .ST'E AhC "Just over from Canada I presume!" SARONGS?" LAS Y r PAYMENTS .- SIE . . -N WHO THINK OF TOMORROW .. . .. plan h n i a d to lkies foryour use 4"b ss Ids Has 11' An optimist is she who thinks � iL Abs k= asing cost of living u n sOm —{O-6e sneezedatair v ,,,tet• d rr J • 9-b-43 "a br � . The mentally sketchy girl in end's " _beau says to her life is one con- tinuous flight course.- HOLD EVERYTHING R OW PRIVATE HAND I-TALKIE. .`.Knee-deep in yos�Favorite fishing W06",you'ron e - king.call your ur,you Can eavl home to ie�y yonu're on file way The handl ~ifOYt art to �. .-talkie`will be a marvel of everyday life not only in sporb,but in every type of bwinsss and _ •. ,,,.: p a u y w in o tomorrow. . _ n u nn or you men o , HO, indeed, doesn't must continue buying and keeping Victory, #•� �� look forward to the good Bonds and War Savings Certificates. +w a►.r..ae�c■a r.a yen V. M,.orr ,things of tomorrow'—when peace comes _ V Does a soldier lay his rifle down .when' µYou know, I wouldn't mind - -"Again? Yet we cannot for an instant relax enem resistance `slackens for a moment? getting married if I could find a y good.cook!" our vigilance—not so long as there is a single No'! And no more may we at home withdraw armed enemy soldier at large , Nazi or Jap 1 our help by cashing in our.' Victory Bonds.' 'THE SPORTING THING • We must fight to the end the battle They represent a pledge to our government x t3 Urfa , against waste we must keep production at and our fighting forces that we will back them to the last. This we must do. . Its pitch; we must salvage fats and g _ ��- waste paper and metals;we must conserve . • Let us all be men whr�think of tomorrow. . . gasoline- and rubber; and, •above all, we : by,.holding,our home front.battle lines.today 1• �. `THE HOUSE OF SEAGRAM - •All Seagram plants in Canada and the United states are engaged in the production of high-proof Alcohol. High-proof Alcohol for War is used-in - o the manufacture of Smoleeteas'Powder,Synthetic Rubber, Photographic Film, P'aatic4,Navigation Instruments and mirny other wartime products. , "I nevah really noticed whether - (ieorge, has a hobby or notl"' ' v. _ MASS KILLER? You'll enjoy our . f h Orange Pekoe Blend44 ��a � ur • r 00 OroPs Sports Steep Toai�lrt — A SAIAVA � T Eat Surp�glyf 1st.Va-bo-nolaatftlazlght where trouble is to open uP y� &Wow Rol , nose—relieve snuffy transient aoogeo-• • tion.You'll like the way it brings reheE y (NOTE: Va-tro-nol is also grand Ear �c relieving syr�y distress afhoW Colds,Follow directions in folder. r wirZA CHHnNift 13a '' l Qwendoline P. Clarke by- _ _--=-_D .-ldtucel-,PeriotLwho.._vau--wear-- - — - DOROTHY TROWBRIDGE FAKIR ing the uniform of a captain of - - -- — -- the FFI when arrested in a Paris, is accused of- --- --- iurmrace in, so many things bave to =- -- CHAPTER XIV "I found out a number.of things dig more than 50 persons in' looks so strange after the perpetual be---changed. My fruit shelf must Stanley was looking at her, a that encourage me immensely." a death chamber. He has denied the fall we have been having. But be. hung in a different cellar; the hopelessly O charges and awaits trial." still' it isn't real] cold 3o maybe. p y perplexed expression on h," said Mrs. Horton, to satis- yfaetien that hei granddaugfit F f ...:-­ hasn't come to stay y potato bin moved; coat lots yen - taking you on faith. You either been of some help. has we are a lot nearer being ready larged and divided. And' as for ;greet your guest and your sister "Ohl" queried Maxine,.in:a tone TABLE T A LBS for it than we were a week ago• the rest of the house there. is'_no -wearing, an engagement ring�fter that implied "Now what?" The_tractor has gone to its home end to the work I can find to You have broken your-engagement, "Ohl" came Nancy's startled in the driving shed until_ spring do. which,.my dear, just isn't done. Or tone, and Tempting DP.8s6if'td shall come again: And .that is ..,Partner has started getting quite you greet them properly engaged, "Ohl" exclaimed 'Peggy, = really something. We began to mad at me. He says 'whenever he. then through a process of mental While they were at the'�ble Mrs. CRANBERRY PUDDING think 'the. fall ploughing would tome's in I" am tramping around --.- telepathy"— Maxine says he hasn't Horton suggested that alit thought -s cups cranberries.__ never get done with the ground so . from one end of the house to the been around and you say he is out it would be much better; if Mr. 1 cup water dry as it, has been. Certainly it other. No doubt he is right -but 'of'town — you break the engage- Newton would remain at the house 1 cup sugar _ _ wouldn't have been done had .we then I never had a chance to-do it went. And that, my dear; just Can't while he was looking for the ring. 3dl cup raisins, been obliged to depend on . the before. When one side of the house be done. But you don't look queer," "I'll have• William' drive into S cups Quaker Qulx Flakes or horses. Weather conditions are was akin to the Arctic circle I he added judiciously. "You look town this afternoon and get your.. . Quaker Corn Flakes - different in -England.• We hada a didn't stay around very long. _ lain f tblsps: butter letter yesterday which said — I! Really the f•mace is bringing us p grand. I knew that yesterday bags, if.. that arrangement suits 35 tbsp, lemon juice _ y y y e e when I met you on the road, and 1 you," she suggested to.her guest. Pick over and wash cranberries... is such a wet, miserable autumn— more comfort than I ever thought -knew it again when I met you in "'You are most kind Mrs. Hor- Cook until tender in the water to so dreadful for the bombed-out possible. -town and.I knew—" - ton. I can't tell you what it would-. which the sugar bas been added. people in London". It also added— And now if the government- mean to me to ata ".C*--is getting"fly-bombs now", would only make us the He paused. Then- his •face sud- y h -e for a day. Grease a baking dish lightly and ly present of denly brightened. -"You promise' or two. I believe, however"it would place in it a layer of Quaker Quix ,.(— is that part of England a hydro permit. But it will come-- , where both Partner and "I Were •. that once you have: the ring you'll 6e better for suit to go into lovas Flakes. Corer with half. the cyan- it will come, .if .we wait . long rive it back to him?"-- and get my things myself. I: am -, berries and half fir raisins. Dot' born and.-raised.. enough. _ Peggy nodded 'quickly. _ afraid*I have things pretty much with one-third of the butter and "You're sure you won't let him,- scattered about my room, and as sprinkle on,_the lemon juice- Add-.. is'-'Often'' • I have m "car if won't take `me " `Weather 'ia" Canada a talk you into reconsidering the -en- y another layer of Quaker Quix gagemeat?" long. I s4,all be back very shortly.! Flakes, the remainder of. the crap-' topio--a€=ssnversation—we like it, » ■ * * y or dislike it, as it affects our . berries and "is _ . workorpleasure. It is very rarely e res raisins and dot with \ ' _ . another third of- constianed to .. surprised glances at Mrs. Horton's with the rest of the Quaker Quix _ �'• in terms,of safety or personal hard- eeh e� v "Of course I can't- imagine any invitation to Stanley.. Gran was=al- Flakes, and dot with -remaining = ship. If the winds blow or a deluge r�4 man ever taking no,for an answer, ways hospitable, but- she. did not butter. Bake .in moderate oven for falls we possibly.look through the � after yqu'have once said yes, but ask people to visit in her home un- about one-half hour, If desired, window .and say, "Isn't -that an I'll have to trust you. Now less she genuinely liked them and cover with meringue and return v+_ - y you 8 Y awful storm. and we stay under tun".along and get your beauty counted them her friends. to even to brown - • "cover until it is over. There'are no This�pago booklet sleep, or something, . since you. "What do you _want to .do this • PRUNE PUDDING spaces in our homes where win- r :don't need-that. Anyway-yon-come afternoon, Nancy?"' Peggy asked :1 cup'Quaker Oats (quids cook- -doors shotidl be; no gaping holes IWOry.woman will watt... biek F'i're ' .at six o'clock and I guiltily-_She had forgotte over our � new think ou ma find that there is'a. having and e, y' y ng a guest .n:hom she must rjS tap, soda __ _ __yet_ .} seldo€n-=waw-raalize how � Pte" ��"Ym metal facts-am Santa Claus after all." keep entertained.,"Shall w_e.go.tors '/4 tsP, snit fortunate we in this country have aoenu surd y y a drive?" y tap cinnamon been and how mnefi we owe to our. 1,9 "You and yotu "You mean you honestly believe �' Y prepared *du 'can 'find the 'tins ibis'after= "No," Nancy"repled. . "To tell' 2 b, prunes (cut.fine): . "boys *ho"'go go down to the sea in tats eLt four�1 �(at three eal°tte noon?" Peggy jumped to•her feet . You the truth, Pidge is coming." eggs (well Beaten) ) every day in the week.Pre- yo cup molasses ships". I' was thinking that a little by competent authorities, this " with her eyes shitting. "Have you, "Pidge?" Mrs. Horton asked. 1% -cup -water white ago ds" I packed two, extra �da�RYou and your husband an idea where it is?-Wb r will "Yes, that's the man F am oin :4 thgpa- lemon juiee ditty bags tba.t were d mxicd by your beat feel wam - - }you look?' to marry.".. Mix c)uakrr Oats, soda, soh, the members of our Institute. It . You � � the. new Kellogg's He shook his head at her reprov- "Nell, .iseems to me that• we cinnamon and prunes. Combine eggs seems such a tittle thing to do. I efi'elgltt Plan'; packed inside the top of every package of tingly. "Don't ask questions; Don't must.all get busy and find your _ molasses; water and lesion juice, believe the bags are supposed to Kellogg'sAILHRApr—thedelickmfood you remember I told your grand- ring. We can't have you meeting' and add -to the dry ingredients. value,about.four dollars each. How that aids natural regularity, Get . --mother 1 had my owir method?" your inane uiitliolit your ring. Dont Pour into butteredr yes,= -~ William's small grandson a ata ton in town, will - pudding alotd, -little ' 'tach`. 'one - of----Ti­-u's would You ropy•t rrocer's now. g p- y g you, Mfr. cover and steam'ior 3 hours, miss that four dollars if peared at the entrance before she Newton?!' - 610 anowti..' he. a.sured her. ll be A - "Dey's done ring'de gong; for , back in-a very short time." ' : = all the--time,"dropping into it some _ dinner long time 'ago," he- an- Maxine and Peggy -_exchanged 00 ' J little extra- that we had picked up �w ase _ nounced. "Mis' Ma'y said for me worried glances, and Nancy mere- r; t �` — when we were shopping'cach ween,. -.- to-come find, yo' all. Ah'se been 311' iy smiled. fl` filltta t enough in our to, w had. Aroun'. "Oh, Nasty, I 'think that is v© ,` o y bag, Perhaps 'you .say ,I u ggy cried as they left o� poi '� "Th at just' what I do for my �• ■ • L THROAT d R "lVhy,-are you sine?" Peggy splendid," Pe at i ' asked in surprise- "We didn't hear the_table. "That you all have made '" Vie, 3p3 �� o boy who is overseas." Well, of •any gong:" ' up. Did•he'call you this mo_ruing >c� course you do,.why wouldn't you? PAIN - "\o'm, Ah reckon not. But it's while I was out?" W 00 0w He is• your own flesh and blood, -'done rang, An' yo' can sho'••hear "You'll -learn all about it- this 4668 w C?`��O isn't he? And_I am -sure you get dat gong when dey rings it, way afternoon when he comer•" Nancy 12.20 La a lot of satisfaction in doing .it. vff. Ef yo' mine ain't wand'rin." assured -her: "•I think I'll go up- = 30'48 Q •Bat'a ditty bag for a stranger— Stanley chuckled and threw the stairs and dress. i don't know just y� ' o` v o�t• that's something else. again. But- r — boy a' piece-of silver that made 'the - .-when 'he'll come. Ybu don't'mind, those natio- boys' have friends and tittle darkey's face shite like opl- do you?" ua c3 bo�°cc � relatives, you say. No doubt most dished ebony. Peggy 'ran through -'!Why •of'course not. Do what- � 3 v ­4 of,them do but I never heard of a =the path of. the rose garden with ever you like," Peggy told her. m �p sailor yet who had too many par- 4P ar- c Stanley close behind her, The oth- Maxine followed Peggy on to 400* °cels,- too many ditty bags, or-too ers were.still on.,the back terrace the terrace .while Gran' went up- d p ��dv many letters. How ,about it neigh- " trailing for them. stairs for a -little rest.. Stanley had J oa p hours—there'is still time before the 3 o E < first of DeceniUer to- fill a ditty _ "I'm sorry, .they. -both. began, :. already.driven off'to town. I wish �p _ breathlessly. we con have founda {.Ing .e- o 0 "Peggy 'must have told you a fore -this Pidge 'person comes. He a�©a I can bear a lot of hammering w ---lot, biaxtne said, with a mischiev- will acnve fringing Fancy her ring; 3 3Qb going on don n iiithe cellar. That `z:: .••:_'• oun smile. and how will we.look then? I'think ° 30 0 '> 0 �`; g e0� is one compensation for a stormy ` She did,' Stanley assured her. Nancy only told him, to come to- F ac v o da Aspirin Rslilves Porn �� 3 9 qe' day—job get done that_wouldn t P day to'puteyou on the spot. vv a o sop even lot to.oked at if it were still Almost Immediately (Continued Nest Week) possible to work outside. We haves Drop an Aspirin Tablet III( _ Inver really aught up with the a glass of water; See it -:' A shirtwaist froc•1:'s the mainstay work since our new. furnace was start to dissolve almost A' Lot Of Nylons of a wardrobe. Pattern 4068 is lash- put in last spring,. It is something inatantly: Within two g perfect for like buying a -Yew but—you justthi, ,ds��t '� m disintegrate,/ ion wise, and as figure egrate, tad / IIS One De-Icer size 48 as for 121 have to get-.a coat-to speed i, duplicated n You''" Pattern 4668 comes in sizes 12, and then a pair of shoes, gloves atQo cel• �u� � get relief almost clan at the B. F. Good- - 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, and a purse, At least that is how it �i�is so fast,so effective—above 14 16 18, "0 is A statistician ' 42, 44, 40, 48. Size 36 takes 3 yards � • all rich plant has figured that a stn- 39 inch fabric, was in, pre-war days. With the . so dependable, that miliions'of Here >a a clinically-proven, two- ,Canadians have come to swear by it. way treatment for coldsl gle installation on a. 5-29 of the Send ttiventy cents. (20c) .in coins. Get Aspirin today; „• „ new Type 11 dg-icer — though' (stamps' cannot be accepted) for Follow theme simple directions: Take ALLERt34 ABS to `blitz that. thinner and lighter than earlier this P P ) tiri "—relieve congestion and din g pattern to Room 421 T3 Ade- ' p Aaide S•t. West Toronto Print For in dun to t comfort within an hour. ALLER01. models of the pulsating wing-edge !t>a TABS -combine fast-acting medi. ice breaker -- requires, among Plainly size, name,, address, style ea. ac e. ioitsTlUloAT: Civah 3 tablets ia'3S glace - sinal ingredients with Vitamin C. other things: number, of water,gargle deeply, One or two'tablets will rove how 1 — Nothing is moredepres• oohs•:•�NEAe,►tafes: Take two_Aspirin s effective they are! 1? One mile of seaming tape, 5,000 • _ s tablets.with full glass of water. sing than headaches... �' Take VITAVAX to speed recovery; spools of household sewing thread; Why puffer?..,Lambl 's roEua stock...NEURtrtS: Talcs two tablets enough nylon for 100 pairs of hose, You Will Enjoy Sta n Atft"FOCES y with glass of water. increase vitality and buildimmunitY Yi 8 will g61va instant relief. to future coldsy vITAVAx combines 4, make UO girdles. The ST. REGIS HOTEL sche,i othaChe. sins to y r M and anon h stretchable fabric" Lm [ 's is oodfoceat• Cold Vaccine (specially repared p rocket sox of 12...........now res p back. stomach. bowels. �i(eua!� s+r soul:of 24....:..naW�s r to combat common cold bacteria Ever Itoon� wl/h Itnth, show-t 00......••••rawT96 ) � y ' 'family.I:.pf 1 . with richly concentrated Vitamins �` er rind relephooe. A B C and D. Synthetic Printing o single, zR_.:.o up- 1 r, _ � Remember: AilERdl-TABS for - - _ _ Good Fo a:t.50 "p. A/ AS P I R f N Rubber 'tam 6'■R Nightly.lning sea o•�c- QAYE relief from colds; VITAVAX -lis and rt>bber print-• HEADACHE POWC tS" r• td build immunity to.colds. Ask ing plates made of s�nthrtic rnblier Sherbourne' at Carlton ',;• Laborato T'oWnZ a- m_de...of_the__nalttraiL�?rn:1_um.,.. —I _ ISS13E 43-•-:9!i Yo•r scant s-fbalhrhtab1N Isourdruggist. Ro ate Biological are said -to be better gran tins:' Tcl R!1 1133 ho BQv�cross on•a yaLs`-. • .. •,..,, ._:izz: "'Jr^i... Z+ s._::. . T....r�. -_. a..1-y.e� _. , "i-1 - _.e`c _ m.muv 4Y: •:1,. y :.be4<..•• 3 " s'• Faithbal onto Demon the way..You may Well feel proud Politica is the art of obtaiaias money .Ms. Mn. Jaxaee Gillard of ' of him in every way, as we all do ( otice from the rich and votes from the and I)frnbarand whose se- in the platoon and regiment. If I poor on the pretext'of protecting `• woe eldest son wascan be of ssty further sarvice to youeach frcrn the other: . - :,:ported killed in action recernAy, have •'Cesbbaation &otrs Doors and received the following two let- Please writs me.-Lt, Hudsva. stexs !lash - !tads to Oris _ - tens iroarr the deceasea'a OfircerAsAsphalt3hiasles A in • J. Donevan Permas�ent Nagging Pa -orad his Chaplain "Editorially" - continued-'- Rea Reetiago _ Asphalt l3idtass „ 1'ras9 the Tem Ilei lira. Giliard--,Driver Alfred er, Lnon3 uncomfortable position - �• A.. B. �• f `' Wm. Gillard has laid down his life tress any of his Predecessors: Ua- _ Arae Boards ole. �, the service of his country, and as ! I.sad Nwvm It may be Your Em his tried and chapiainy I write to doubtedly,. the ptesent government NG. lemma Str• East, Ot haves °_;you, his beloved mother, to express has reira.�oed tram "ccar,pulsory en- _ . M. Gordon - Phone feel ---- C. H. TUCK. OPT. 06 my s)tnpathy an t of all who ��nt for overseas" from their ]mew and revered your boy. He died "sear that trouble with Quebec would :Dicey Block. Opp P. Cl. ' early. on the.aonor:ring of October 14, follow, the manenL 'such was pert when an enemy shell fell at his feet into operation. However; the. can.- atitutiona} right of the g ajorpy '. LUMBER. hone�516Osahe stood or, guard i_, the door- not be questioned. En lisp=s eakin 0MRosHA Af NT.way of the house m which his tom- ECo. were sleeping. 'I was nearby Canada has, up to thR: present hes- '.'"Wes with theMedical" Officer, but �iiothing itatingiy refry .led from specific de- we could do could bring hxn back xn,ands, hoping that the voluntary _ LIMITED to life. He had died at his post. His systet,t would suffice,, but was ready' c _ the moment their stand became ques- _ baroANI - urml-was-everything--you--ca t onable, to du.nand the rights of ' carried_to_..its_rest:u place, the majority by as 'ng or equate reriforcernents=regard! - -of-the- ONES- Lr ++nanti-Seasbose 38A - - -solemnly_. g _.. by sorrowing. comraded=-a lovely _.. white cros,l--a grave cov:red with .cnidority. . -- • � _ Owers an a ng "b ri cab-_ •' . -- - - lishithe betters from -men over- " - -*night have been said in Ont of the '.1tough and Dressed Lu nber - Mil}work seas, crying aloud•for reinfortements -,quiet -little country church- yards Flames Saar Doors Screrns :round Dunbartolug lite n or Pickering. "We -Yet the same paper on Monday, Interior Trim Mouldings - - ' StoU f ville -states that the cnen overseas are to- ed indeed while,scarcely y begun; day wondering if it would riot have "� an w But irontinue Brief Insulated Siding -Cedargrain Shingle Siding Phone StoaftYilte God with His clearer vision saw been better for Canada to 106 - that he, Was Heady for a-.larger her glory with a volunteer arms. - Wallboards Rock Lath Cedat Shingles NOV. 30 and DECEMBER 1, 2 : ministry„• As a 'small business” we-expect A�,halt Shtngles Roll Roofing' " May the God of all Mercy ccrrc to survive no d' .natter, what party is -•- Masonite Products :Barclay Tile Destination' Toky Port you in your sorrow mad make in power, d'e'll likely fare as well ' Rock Wool Insulation Cesnent and Litrne with one as,with the other,,--we Wei it Tile Sewer Pi e .you proud of a-gallant and worthy - _ . P g p ' .Cary.-Grant Joan Garfield have no, political axe'to grind, but - .MARTIN-SENOUR 100. c.^PURE PAINT _ - son..-S. B. Best;Padre. p• we giost. certainly do have a strong also political parties_in this coudislike for -s;xne of t Dear Mr. and Mrs. Gillard and fam= he tactics used i}y.--Your ran carne to my platoon by ntry COMM UNITY SING c:r occasions-as we like clean, chin- 11 odes of P. C. Cedar. Shingles - sapproxitnmately one month. ago-the' . pioneer. platoon of the 48th High airous sports and games. MONDAY: TUES., ti°4WEDN•ESDA y- Landers. He became the driver of the A problem will have to Abe faced"in" 1 !atone truck, which constitutes a. what to do with the minority , Maple Lely Fire D�E�>I,BER 4, 5 and 6 quick brain and steady constitutes as and 'judging fra.ri, some of the" in- ( ,idents of the last few da s both" N- otir0e ,0 QU The Kansan it entr.ils fxcr'_ 1ST_ driving, n any: ' times dnd-T shellfire. A.lfr.',d d'd a i o: all parties ca:• of a`foru to rg' .,Insurance Co - . . splendid job throughout. Ili was nor the possibilities, whether we i. ' ' (RICHARD D1X like it or not. I - e do 'building of all Idnda" _ _ capable and efficient_arid.willing to g _a so _. It- is being revealeei a bit mora W L "- take his truck out at any time of CARPENTERING each day-that our Canadiar. troops- ; Cheap Rates for Farre and Country -Fall *' the day or night to help any other -CEMENTING jj� in Fra;�ce rr.id Italy have parformett Bulldin .member of the platoon. At the time PLUMBINQ of his death he .was P almost sup>r-hu tasks..Th' debt just stepping Windstorm Insurance on. BuRdings ROOFING outaid+a the door of the farm house outing these fellows . of ours over (COEMEDY FEATURE), there can rHve�r be paid,'but already Windmills, Silos ete. .. we had stayed the 'night-in;"when a _ We also sell Brantford SaaSng -..-shell dropped nearby, killing him.in- we are forgetting.-Red Cross work i Automobile Insurance of Naterials, Empire Bathroaa THUR&DAY, FR.I., SATURDAY,, by e ".Istantly. He vv as !aid to ,exi _ fallingoff to below half the quota, _ Padre in-the regimental cemetery at blood donors falling to below half. I ;Writs or Fhone : :$y +s• Beatty Stable - . 8 esti DECEMBER T San Martino Hill just before- Rion- . everybody trying to f:ad,rnsais for, _ _ - � _ _ telt Your son did his part M out getting more gas, more-,sugar, tnor3 I P Lifeboat w 11 butter=-according to the definition, Baildiag litatesiale i htin " and called his weight- a t a ,. P g & Rowe g g 13 -- owman o _ _ Zorrrb.,_s -- - . these are the REAL F ___,-_ " ■ Fres S'oreato AD 6028 - Pkk. 1f8 S Eyesight .Education Work Guaranteed AGlaoonrt 36 and _ :� : `. ! y ' U Sk R O s �� � N� ��se � � -oN GIBSON A �1 �• p D Q i EFFICIENCY C . J. PROUSB r TRANSPORT y Farr'a• Elevator TRAN5P4RT C. H• TUCKCARTAGE •. ' .. �•_-...,� . ; P hnesOpt., and Res, Of. -We Solicit Your Atten'ioa a nd Eyesight -.. MOVING BusinessSpecialist. Feeds -Eyes are impor ant t.•ols �f pr( I . Hog, Dairy, 'whale SAND GR�VEG STONI, ;fiction -whether in testas plant or in h' _ hopt Western Grain, Growing- domestic plants, Poor visom .,ay Mwh for chickens 300 grain ANTED--- then be a cause of ab_.•r tee .-n and- � 100 lbs Developing Concentrate 7Q N T E 8- aria is no doubt a menace to produ- ?' Nollasses, Oil Cake, Glutten, DEAD HORSES 'AND C71TTL ,tion. - its, Middlings _ � � Bran, Sho lttl:iddl'n These• and similar stattiments are- RoofingFor-tree p1CIC U.P. phone often et with surprise but -.lot so � A su -- - with the individual affected, of with Asphalt Shingles, Rolled 'Roofing, - .. -.. .. .. - . experts, seen who experts in produ- "`` '•. iVooden Shingles HROOU.LIN .. •• •• •, _ -Minn and man 3geKnent. _ Wise Fencing, Steel Fence Posts •• •• . gg g CLAREMONT •9 There are many examples of dap- Mathew Haltom of#th•� CBC, who is home on leave from overseas. He will Cerrairlt, Binder Twine, Harness �4REMONT . 9 R • gess which can slow-up the worker. be again on the fighting front soot. '' and Farmers'" Hardware PIChDRING • +.•. Nutrition - plenty to eat, but the --' -= Surge and Woods', Milkers Installed DICKERING .. o Coolers. - Tractor it AGI QU wrong ]find of food. This at on@ tine. - Woods' C 1e s - T t O' NC RT .. :..zone•21 was unbelievable. Nowthat truth We pay the phone' C6arg is being acceptFd we are actually. Claremont, iOat: -- 'doing sccrething about it. ,-:The World's News Seen Through :: GORDON YOUNG LTD We are-d-ainb less about tui• poor. �,, .. vision.. These is a need for better CHRISTIAN SCIEl�EE _ 'Toronto ('hone Ad.36W �understandment of the tau�es -aad An Inteuratlonal Daily Newspaper Sellers and - i'emedies. is Truthful--Conatnutive-Unbiased-Free from Sensational• `■. ism-Editorials Are Timely and Instructive and Its Daily Atkinson I.etvers 'to the Editor Feature.; Together with the Weeldy Magazine Seddon, Mab the MonitorHome. ' _ J. A. WILLOUGHBY Mr. Editor - I walked by the'old'' ------- ------ ---------- -------------- The Chrisdim Science Publishing Society ~ . i __ TYnuniclpal hall in Brougham, and it __ Ons, Norway Street, Boston, Massachusew _ -Licensed 356 Yo g St Ob ' Willoughby eras genet' Head Office Toronto -looks like Longfellows' poem.-The. Price.112.00 Yearly or $1.00 a Month. - n e ADN 05 Village". 'Saturday Issue, including Magasine Section, $2.60 a Yew. Auctioneers " rg�t end Oldest'la Our municipal fathers have seen 'Introductory•Ott•r, 6 Saturday Isms 2s Conte Canada - Established Fong fit to abandon the heritage of their l Sales. conducted anywhere. Years" '" forefathers, and trove to more pre Specializing in Farm Stock, CONdULT OUR AGTIVt'CITY tentious quarter's. Addt+ass«».�.---•.-�.« -•-.- Furniture and "Property Sales. ROR TN AT HOME INTHE CITY TY Why should the Township Rate-' $, pl,g COPY ON REQV6ST All -Sales personally listed and, payers sanction this and leave to advertised. Bills prepared and wrecks and ruin a building..that is - ��' still in condition to repair and rich _ posted. in immories and the history of the Prompt Service R DONALD, RUDDY Bar . township. They have (the' c:oufncil) • "Tu .Solicitor•Nour>r Pehlke atati.2. Omen formerly accnvied bP the late A.B. bought a building in,Brougham for to Reasonable Rates 'pa'eOet�"`°"ui t Pion.■.wens- _.. . ToWnahi Chambers. Why not de- s _!W aP Live Tur ey smand that they. return to the old •,PHONX 210 ST0UrFVI1,W Barrister Solicitor Notary 14x11 aaxl haus it made in such con- ditiatf as would be fitting for a Highest market price for live C. G. RICHARDSN . Township of our standing. Now, as Claremont Meat suite ell -- Conti'nental Life we own, the other building Let's, in tJ,e imtereat. of "Health, Welfare tike 8 delivered at out plant• __ 1 B or ' .,And D[orats"'convrtrti it into a i +n- y , • =l��tr1_et a? Bay St: T' oRte #,deal hospital. A sick person in t Whitt KK Hour district trust go begging to __ , at Whitby Dy __ No. 1. Special and - Oshawa • (Oshawa or Toronto a'nd•quite often � Quality Meats _ Aft, 30, ` "cjatt-not'find a place - -to--lay his Tel Whitby 336 Day -or Night tui truck is in Dunbsrton and -weary body. This is a factoY we will vicinity every Tues., and Fri., and West Nor" Pep,' Vol ftW c . 'gave"to deal with in the post-war _ _ Trr !ere,, So let the Township of Picker- � L-1 will'-be glad to call on you. ���me nen c.ms- i Ing show the rest the way. PIC`K F1 RI.N G FA R.1`'i•S e d Poultry Bongbt - Your oosmnents, approval or dis- ZA=" approval can be forwarded to- LIMITED A. J. SUTHERLAND • • Dr. N. R McEwen =-_=--- - .— 8. R 1, I.oHill, Ont. _ ZGG GRADING STATION Phoma 18Y8. . . ,_ Aaratimont, Oat. � .. XWe can always count on the "Doc" ._._.. WHITBY, GMT. WHITBY 886 , ;ifs Aswalre_"mi si a for tis• Ed.) • .y _ evening last. Yrs, Alice Tyrone~ of Torotito spent I of his home which wad CQili Alam Clarke of Toronto, was home Sunda with her mother Mrs, R. gnetted b fire during the earl - ' f LA M C3 N T for the week-end and sang a very- Gundy. of Sunday mmnming. Fortulnately beautiful solo at the church service George.Tweedie caught his awn in •. P"••rater was boarding 4,way -Miss B- =ti' Pretty and friend Miss' matching hat. Miss Fusee, groom's' in the otofig' the wig machige ws.aW oa home for the win .montths. Mi. and Mrs. Ferrier and family May. ' Fortuntael Athol Tomlinson, Toronto, were with aunt, assisted, in a raspberry red y hie.mother Se former'a parents -for the'wtL lt:- .floor-Ic-igth dress and �matching hat, have becadnx3 nicely settled-in their was able to extricate has beto;e he _ Both wore corsages of bronze new home. en OISFortin has purc..Welt s- Was seriously injured. — Alton-. -a"d - the Green MYlls. Wb .�vekome Mr. and Mrs. :Fred Yates ' t Mr. and Mrs. Jack Norton were i ',m"na. For_the wedding trip the app +down to Hamilton on Sunday to see bride changed to on Alice blue them-to Greenwood. Sunday at their suisniner h a at _ _ � The iaiauy friend$ of Mr. J. L. the corner. Mark-ne, who .ia doting-fine, and is dress, royal bus coat with a white The death occurred of Mr. 'RF Pegg are pleased to learn he has re- Mrs. Ralph James and children o! : expected ha'ne before very long fox collar and matching aceessor- �, Fort F Madill, aged lather o! Mr. O. from hospital and is gaining Francis visited with the Edgar and �, O, Zellefs, at the latitet Mrs$ Connie Wir.atb., Toronto, rent_ in strength. - _ _-. . JErnes family - . was th•3 guest of 'Mr. and His.. y -this-week, home at Morngolia. We estand -�i.loyd Pugh over the week-end. Mr:and Mrs. Fred Byers chid Miss 'Mr. and ' Alez -Cairns, of _ week-end lwtth herwi ey spent rat the Women's institute f sympathy.. kiss, Marjorie spent Sunday in the city. Lansing, spent Sunda with their ympa y The Nov>ernber meetir►g of the 3' _ Mrs. B. Fi;eesor called on Mrs. The' annual-'meeting and elective dau hter Mrs. Ed ar JAM*v. • y W<�.ne�:i's Institute was held at the g • g MacKay on Monday afternoon. of officers of the W. k. S. of the Reserve Thursday" evening, Dec- Mr. and Mid. K. Reesor s Mr,' aaid Mrs. Dave- Coates, of hcane of 'Mrs. John Gregg. The 3' f, Circuit, will be held at the home of ember 21 for the Christians Con--'and Ms. and Mrs. James Treasurer r,-ported the sending of Monday yvith Mr• and Mrs:'W. B Mrs. F. L. Greer! on Thursday, Dec- cert, The children are workinghard +Goaun, of Toronto, speint Sunday cigarettes•to forty-five members of giber 7.-trill 1 the ladies t son, at Claremont. with Mrs. John-Coates. the Armed Forces. A donation of rI'fid' and have a splendid program under. Mr. and' Mrs. F. MacKay wind ne present at this i¢nportant busier• way. Mrs. Thomas.Bacon! and Mr. and ! One Hu:.tdred Dollars was. made to Ess meeting s ' • were Sunday visitors- with the Jamea-Peddie---spent-Sunday-1 the-Ree"_ a -the-i'risoners a t}a-Sundaf;December 3;15 _ and.Kim._Harve}�Edw are_ era-fgmiW_at-Green DOPOn • moving ntto their mew home on the lqorton, ug am, ape" to me Brook Road this wreck, work---Coaritnitbee-- Rir�inond_Hi�11L - Sunday School, as-a-part-of- --fie_B-rocek-Road`ladics completed �joyed at the home o! Mrs. Mrs, Alv'ru Bushby, Pickering, Our guest speaker, Mr. Doherty, Missionary Progrumi, this being the spent Monday with her sister and gave 'a most interesting review* ors another quilt 'for the'Red Cross this Crozier last Wednesday -brother-tw-£larenumt -- Missio Suhxla for the Surxiay -week All the &dies of the whm Mrs. No Of Dr. ._N. F. and Mrs. Tomlinson •• School. Everyone will be unade wel- unity 'are invited to West. at Mrs. , MyLife . fisted by Mrs. ,McConochie, sol -spent the week-end with friends ka A piano duet by"Bernice and Mary casae. 1 Wilson's on,•Tuesday afternoons to gave a piano recital, during which ` Hastings.. McAvoy, and CommuWty Singing assist in this worthy work. Bring dainty hutch was served. the Baptist Church this Friday. ev- I manta were served. Mrs: -Davvaonafter which refresh- a 77-mir own tbimble- ar oll (As we have not had any "news" ening at 8 p.-m. A good attendance read a very. interesdug letter fru.n from Brock Road area for some ~ -is requested. a friend in England, who -told-of' The_ next meeting- of tha Red- time, we are grateful to the corr- The Goodfeilowship Class of•the world by ars 'English•-Women's Ins- Cross will be held at- the home of .espondent sending iry the above. TENDERS WANTED L.cited Church will hold their next As it was not signed may vve have • P .. _ Mrs. Croplep, on :Tuesday, Decem- - 'by Tawndbdp o! Piekertag meeting do Dec, �., 'at th•I home of her 5, at 230"p, rri: Everyone wal- your ner-ne, please. We would like Mr. and Mrs. George Middleton,. of 'Brougham - come' _ to get-in touch with you �n future Tenders will be received up .Stoufiviife. Miss- B. Jewell, of Toronto, was news.,Ed.) to and including December 2, Our new bank manager here, Mr. - the guest -of Mrs. G. B,s:nraeranaa --«-- 1944, for a Grade No. 1. 18 Irwin; with Mrs. Irwin and sun have Coating Events - over the week-end. 1-16 inch Maple Floor to be arrived sad ere now settled in__their- The Woman.'s Iwitute will meet . Corp. Bill Moorq.is now in.Chor- 'V�h�tevale laid in the Township Hall, at . new hoax: at the home of Mrs. M. Harmiltu-1 ley -Park Hospital. We hope for a Brougham, Ont., by the under.,; Regular services ,will be held in on December 5, one wweek earlier seed recov signed, who will also supply -the United Church here or: Sunday. than usual. B.ear-in•mind that gifts speedy �:, s • 'Friday evening, Dececmber 9,' the PPY At the morning service, the sub- for the Shelter in Oshawa, are to _ Public School pupils will present' lurther.speciJohnston.'onsand key. ecu will be "The New Life in - their annual concert in aid of the I!`. T. JohntonClerk j be:brought to that meeting.' Host= -W welccrne"Rev. A. and Mrs. ,Towmship of Pickering, --Christ" and- at the evening serviu . ,esses• Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs- Harvey, Evening Telegram British �Nar'Vie- Broughasz, OnL there will be a son service and ill- Holley to the Manse. tims' Fund for Christmas Cht%2r for g Mrs. Lennon -ars. Mrs. W. Knox- Mr. Clifford Madden, Toronto, •ustsated talk._ Christmas Carols and a Report of sp,s•.rt the week-end with Mr♦ Cac'T British_ children. There will .be a The Forget-Me-Not Club have the Convention. Roll Call .-. Christ- Monk. - - _ war Savings Certificate.. for the neat smokes and gum to the follow- ,� Incidents of Childhood. Mrs. Henderson,'is :;pending evens .holder• of Lucky tickets now on sale. �• �a � �� � ling in the service: Victor•Plant. -time in Toronto at the home of her Ccume, and encourageour children - Thornes Lye, Ted Tomlinson, Jack During the oveel�the Book Com- son, and Mrs. E. Hiits has gone to t° think of the leas fortunate child- Lehuaian, Lorne. Hopkins, Bud Nor- ,my� of. the -public Library met, her-daughter's -home in Oshawa. ren is bombed-out Britain. __ ' 1�tIIi�AL Dil�[.•1bt _.. -:Loa, Gordurt. Morley, Henry Rasmus and culled out 'a number of books Several. frcrtn here are attending- Our s�¢rtpathy is extended to Mrs. Mts1Re �iNsls� - -•.and Gordon Gregg for the Navy: All were in good core- Fitch on the sudden, passing of her The Women's Mission Circle -o[ the Ice Capades ' at Maple Leaf sister Miss Charlotte Biikett, 'in 4 1 Day W NNW. , dition 9nd print. With the addition Gardens, Toronto. The funeral service was a Meek. NM re _ th; -:��-Church-had ended meeting on Tuesday last- at books were sent away wt l ,rifest in xhe Snrday school.ro-m het from a cuneus o the beans of Mrs: Ruth Middleton. Mise Wanda Varn"M was with on Thursday, December 7-the'"will- Markham, with tnMarknt is Grace _. 'The. program "Comparative ReUg- Brougham friends for the week-end. age Group int charge. Church cerrdetery, Markbasn- � i a� �� -ions" was in. charge of..Mrs. G..M. Other young people of the comanun- The sympathy of the ccanmunity We extend our sympathy to Mr. �fjj e. _. Forsyth: ity spent.the week-end as usual with is extended to Mr, Jos. Gonaley, on _ to Herbert Poynter in' the greet lona Mrs. J. Bushby Celebrates their people• the death of his brother in Toronto recently. Slat Birthday Church News - :Mrs. Jessie Bushby celebrated her -The Glee Club were in. charge of 81st birthday at her hotrte hen last the service o! praise on Surndsy AudleX : _ y Saturday. Relatives and friends- last, and their efforts were anasch �,•__ .; � .�• � ,, joined her in the celebration that appreciated and received the caert- was c implete even to the birthday .mandation of their pastor' Rev. Mr. The local church bene bel+! a Pot - M cake. Mrs. Bushby, who, despite her Luck' Supper' on. Wednesday of last Kennedy, chose for .his texr: Mark week and drew about one hundred # , _ age, is in good health and quite 4_�,••Who can forgive sins but _ •�" active. Man friends and neighbors crit '•. to the tables. The ladies also con- ^4 called on Saturday ,to extend. con- a • • _• • 4 gratulations. The Dpce ober meeting of the W. po hich' netted them a tidy surtrr. It fire Destroys Destroys.Barn and Contents , MS will be held on December 7, was held in' the East school with Noah of StoutYvilt6. = Rev. Mr. Jenkinson presiding. _ • at bane o!, Mr. and Mrs. J. Knox. -The barn and contents and rr:arby Why do some of the Country I n leinen,ts were destroyed by fire, M Marrs and Group B. charge P of the program. Roll• Call -.. "A functions have to be degraded with .:early Monday morning ow thv Mrs. drunken scenes and hilarious tomr verse from the 'Sermon on the foals x Several ° our oca r Tress r' - :of Goodwood, on rite 2nd coneesaia,LEdward Taylor- cnile •'• • : ' The farm, at present,. is operated were disappointed in their chase: n� ' "by Mr: Ayier Hood. Claremcat Fire The.Young People a Uriion rust at R,_. Wonnacott- had the - y the hone of the J. .Miller !'amity on iCamtpany was called to the scene misfortune to break s Lew ribs re- about 2 a. m.,- and spent most•of Tuesday evo'ung. al t •a � Gently. - _. ,, �• .. 3 _ ' . the time•protecting the house. The. -. On the evening of .November 18, ••• - = 'H � l fire originated in a straw stack at ;j Mr. and Mrs. Bre�ntuan welcomed :to the.side of the-barn.. Just previous their ham' a number of relatives . Brock Road to the.fire being discovered a train and friends ti�ho carne from Toron- had gone by and it is believed that to to help them celebrate the suer Jack Bradshaw Jr:, spent the -sparks. from the engine ignited' the iversary of their wedding. On the 'week-end "With his' parents. He is _ straw. > s same evening 'Mr: and Mrs. Easton row employed in' Toronto. ` entertained friends, veni'sot, craning Mrs, R. Crawford has returned to } �" .,(;]over--Mutton part of--the buffet luncheon. her_hoane at -Dundalk, after spehud- -Easthigs Ont. -Nov. 25r�-The char• On Saturday eve ng, 100, Stir, ins a few days with her sister, Mrs. :�•. 1 ' riage of Miss Helen Elizabeth Glov- " ' er, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. E. the Howard 'Malcolm farnily all arr- "Walter Middleton. Glover, Hastings, v Clifford Arthur .ived home to surprise their mother Dir, and, Mrs. Joe Wright and with a birthdate party, and all en- sons Jack and Ted, and Miss. Delia :m'uttonz, son of Rev. H. H. Mutton, joyed the fatuity gathering; youirg ��� spent Sunday at Jae Wright's.' Bridgenorth, and -the late.Mrs. Mut- and old. Mr. and Mrs. Lein Wilson attended ton, was solemnized in Trinity Lh- the opening erfo ante of the Iqe father officiated at the double-ring Capades on Monday, evening to or- - - . . - -ceremony, assisted.-by the 'groom's Green River_ onto. Commandos Take Objective :-'Mather. Miss C. Doxsee, played the ; wedding music end Miss Cora Chart- r. and Mrs. Gene Forsythe were.-On, Lakefield, -sang. The, bride, Uxbridge visitors on Sunday lest. given in imarrtage `by her father, Mr. Burners Tomlins6n visited J. - wore a floor-le'ggth Avory slipper B. Wilson fast Sunday. ' ` satin gown, styled with full- skirt Mr. -and Mas._ Rose Carter and ...falling into a train. The fitted bod- children, Wasda and.Wayne, spent Ice was ' fashioned with-a•a sweet-' a few days last week with friends' heart neckline.and the. long 'sleeves' in Belleville. -came •to. points over the hands, Xrs. Shank and Mrs. Draper was Her long illusion'net veil was arr- appointed to attend the Ordinance anged with a Queen Anne headdress of Mr. Rant. Harmer, of Lindsay on and she tamed a bouquet of dark .Wednesday last. This is of special Pirtlt.. roses. Mrs.• _Vaughan Glover, interest to Green:River frtends, as Petierboro, as matron of*honor, was Mr. Harmer was a aneamber of Xe- fit a floor-leAgM gown of dusky Masters Darts whoa they visited our rose crepe made with sweetheart church. • neckline,- - -fitted 'bodies and full The Sunday School concert is an- skirt. The .bridesmaids,.. Miss _Dor.- mounted for December 20. �othy Clark, Toronto, and Miss Jean •1,eve, Peterboro, were. in similar style gow4ts of gold oerpe..All wore Greenwood shoulder-length veils of 'bronze silk r.: -net caught with tiny bronze ''mums. 'They, "carried -bouquets' of •bfonze The, Y. P: U. accepted -the- invit- Itnums and ferns. D. Smith, Toron- atein of the Brooklin Society to4. to, was- groomamarr, a'nd ushering meet•with them last Wednesday ev- `the guests were John Jackson, Tor- ening. A most helpful and instruct- onto, and-Jaynes Andrews, Peterboroive program"was given and a pleas- - At -a reception in the church par= ant social hour irk closing. lors, the bride's mother receivAd in The Glee Club sang at the Uz- -= -- le Re Ae 'a.'s Wei Uncaster u . ' * a siosergt+een floor-length gown with abridge United Church on Sunday -- r „ „•.....,p:.,,... .f:,..V ...�, • .: • , �. r . _ _._....._.__ ._.. .. _ PATRIOT Lightkeeper's Wife Sugar Bricks No Yuletide Logs wE RECOMMEND - Has Man Problems Many A method of extracting and eon- For Paris Thls Year Walts of , a ce.ntrating sugar beet juice at the Mont-Mac Prospecting Syndicate The most isolated group of place of production is now'used in The public -has been officially "family'" light stations is in Alaska, warned there will be no Yuletide Yellowknife >, 'Russia to reduce cost of transpor- - and there a woman faces unique tation: The juice is extracted and logs in any Parisian homes this problems, says the Christian K evaporated then pressed irric bri- )'ear - nor any heat;ng o� any - es Science Monitor: quettes which'are sent to a large kind, for that matter. _Inquin Invited _•__ r; Foremost is transport, as one establishment to be converted into With trangort still disorgan- _ • ;� lighthouse bride discovered after ga p p present British CoI111110riWealth sugar. Experiments,-have shown - ized, im orts of coal are at bringing her grand piano to that these briquettes can be stored impossible, Parisians have been Alaska. Shy was horrified when for• several years without chemical told, and0beir own mines, whose Securities it was taken ashore in a cargo change or loss of sugar ccntent. upkeep-has been neglected during 07 Yonge street Toronto boat and heaved up a cliff`to .her the occupation, lack timber. - -,- ` new home. ere sometimes receive generous On''top of that,,the requirements +x Menu- require careful planning. checks for instructing their ownof the Erench_public..services and , Canned goods, delivered once a children and those of the other above all the urgent requirements d' year, are supplemented by meat, ' � y keeper. Territorial law provides a of the Allied armies are still so _ z td k vegetables and dairy ' products teacher for five pupils. - great that transport and labor :gtit by a weekly 'lbc.at meager. , rdbmes- Su mer stardens are bountiful, fish plentiful in the "front yard" ' on watch. For 18 months their or near-by trout streams. and, inti wives dream of the six glorious - season, game birds and venison. 1 o Arne Dahl, above who was months of leave when they canGold Goes Far fte commancler ot the famous Shopping. . - • ,t Alta Battalion during the last, -log, radio appeals to the Coast visit friends. / ' -days of Norway's stand against Guard office, or "hitch-hiking" to One pound of gold can be pulled' the Nazis at Narvik, now is lead- town in fishing boats. OLD MEANING into a .wire more than 700 .miles • • r„ ing a eenfmgent of Norwegian Children as a rue are • soldiers fightin&_with the Rus' remember' when a bureau was a from it less t1•an 1-250000 of an g • glans against the Germans on Nor- School-age youngsters usually board in town, but former teach- piece of furniture. inch thick, _ wegiaa soil.. Col; Dahl was as- ' detant military attache at the Nor- wegian Embassy In Washln$tOnBABY CHYCKS FOR SALE , MEDICAL before returning to England to as- ACCOUNTANTS ! 'AUDITORS slffiO his present COlnmand. 25 FREE CHICKS SEVERAL LOADS GOOD BUSH STOMACH AND THREAD WOP.NLS INCOME TAX REPORTS, COM- horses; mares in foal and farm .�- - ar OUR FOUNDATION STUCK IS often -_ -e of Ill-heath DJete Bookkeeping 3 e r v f c e s, chunks. Gregg's Machinery Ex in or Large Businesses. Trav- registered and pedigreed birds. in humans, all ages. No one im- ^ el Anywhere. Albert Brett � Co„ Nothing better in Canada. Order change, 6th and.Halifax Sta., Re- mune! Why not find out If. this. Queen Is Descended $ Wellington St. E., Toronto, Ont. now. Pricee for mixed baby Bina, Seek. is your trouble" Intereaf!ng par- - .'Froin Scottish Ki chicks, males and females: Bar- Remeticuladies, Write Toronto 3. ` King red Rocks, $12.00 per hundred: INVESTMENT PROPERTY Remedies, Special3ats. Toronto E. AGENTS WANTED 'White Leghorns. s11.e0; White Rocks, $15,00; Brown Leghorns, $161000-00 HIGHLY RECOMMENDED-EVERY' 413.00, Pullet prices: Barred The ftcent death of" the Earl of MEN AND WOMEN IN TOWNS . LCghorna, 15000 CASH DOWN . IiUYB THIS suftEreF of Rheumatic Pains or TO Rocks. 119.00: White Strathmore recalls that handle the sale of 200 guaranteed 22,00; White Rocks, $24.00;-, thirty-room apartment building" Neuritis ahouLd try Dixon's Rem- Strathmore .products on a part time baste. gown'LeRhorns, ;24.00. 25 tree and excellent grocery store. Six edy. Munro's Drug Store 335 El- w. Elizabeth is descended from an old very attractive prcpcsitlon. Par- chicks. our choice, will be given $-piece baths and.b hot air turn- gin, Ottawa. Postpaid ;LOO. sottish Kin The. earl used t0 'ticulars, Xmaa Paruphlet, Cat- .:for each 200 mixed chicks order- aces. Property well rented and King. alocue FREE on .request: FAM- showing 10% on investment. All FAM- ed and 25 tree chlcke for each claim that his family connections ILEX, 1600 Delorimier, Montreal. 100 day old pullets ordered. in good condition. For further CONSTIPATION, HiLIOUSNLSS, In Scotland were as bid and as Goddard Chick Hatchery, Brl- particulars. write PLATO, HIGH, -liver trouble, deprepsed. head- " tannin Heights, Ontnrlo. senators quickly elie err with F NOX LIMITED. '20 Qu ache, r v ig- honorable as the Royal Family's AN OLD ESTABLISHED CHICK St.. St. Catharines. OnY. Lax tablets. Keep reggular with _ Win- In England, Comments the Win hatchery wants agents to car= POULTRY KEEPERS Fig-Lax, 25c at nrucazl.ats. FT Lain localities In' Canada to take deoe-Star. orders for chicks In Your spare BE CERTAIN OF SEt.'LRIv, GOOD,. � NATIONAL UNITY BOOKS- OPPORTUNITiE% FOR WOMEN time. The commisslon Is good healthy Chicks this coming Rea- THINKERS ORDER 1N advance - Glamis Castle, the residence of ' and the chicks are well and fair-' non by placing your order now. the rens°rial}y approved survey on the Bowes-Lyon family, was given ourably known. Write for full 'Write for 1945 prices on our Gov- "Hebrew Nationalism": BE A HAIRDRESSER detallk Box No. 182. 73 Adelaide filo Sir John Lyon in 1376. He W., Toronto. ernment Approved Chicks. also catalogue containing the proper ;� Old Testament Principles JOL'V'CANADA'S itE_L ar S oto- L '.'. 'was a _courtier and secretary to brooding and metbaft used in Great Opportnn)ty, Learn Hatr- : King Robert' III of Scotland. He rafeinfr better poultry. of National Unity dressing BUSINESS OPPORTi7NITIES ... ��,� Politics of Jesus Pleasant dignified prore�s nn. good da M liter M wages thMI2.nndq a oa f. r Robert, - wh0 saver the ours WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR saccus your copy y nen n one graduates. Arnerira's grea!est Y g a business located In Toronto or FARMS dollar in order to: tem. Iiluatrnted catalogue free. ieoapte the ,castle for their home. other larger Ontario town 2 ad- Monaiton, Ontario - MR. LEONARD KRUEGER Write or ceJ} _ Ucent farms'of 100 and lb'ii acres. First Review Publisher, Box 1. _ .The 'ninth Earl of Strathmore' located 100 miles east of Toron- SEND FOR CONTEST SHEET AND Postal Terminal "A". 7orouto, Out. MARVEL H:1TRnriE--4;I.-;G married a daughter of. the Bowes to. Highest class buildings, on see how,easily you can win $50.100, SCHOOLA both .proper.tles. 1T0 acres till- You should also learn more about ESB BLUQI; W., TUetJ)NTO family and added her name to his able. Lots of running water. :our Early Booking Discount. You FARM HELP WAVIED Branch": 44 Rine St. Hamilton. own to make the hyphenated Valued at $12,000. _Box No. 186, may not win the $50.00 prize but ! 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa. 73 Adelarde. W.. Toronto: you are sure of a liberal discount IDX P E R 1 E N C E,D FARMHAND, Bowes-Lyon, which is the Queen's. on your Tweddle Chicks 1f you single, any nationality, under 60 - family name. order rd rythe ear a. We brood recommend memend -years f age. Good -.home and. r ob R 'T RAIN CHICK•A pply M R oy, Bow- PATENTS as. 310M ran. Early- c OnL LAYING -AND READY TO LAY develop' into puliet4 that will anvl le, ETHE ST Niru rH Sc 't� '; ' _ m _ puilets for immediate delivery. .Blue you summer and fall pro- ATTENTION - TRAPPERS, LUM- F Patent SNlcltorg. Est3tbllshed.: Caflada's Asbestos Barren Rocks, New Hampshlrea, 'duction when eggs .are the high. . berman,-farmers, a marvelous se 189at 14 Kitim W"t, Toronto; White T.eghorna, Hybrids. Also est, The-cockerels will be ready cret to snare foxes, five times Booklet of. Information on re- _ booking orders for . ds. old -:for market with the hifrhest meat luckier than traps, Address Louis quest. Much asbestos is produced in - chicks. Tweddle Chick Hatcher- 'Prices omeebackt to year.edd en Hatcheries Roy, Estcourt. Que. fen Limited. Fergus, -Ont. POULTRY RE)iF.D\" Canada but little processed for use year after year and as a group HELP RANTED SURE (LRF, BLAC[:HE.1D IN BARREDthere; it is exported ciiief4. ROCKS, NEW. HAMP- of nint, von are the poultrymen who make GENERALTurkeys. Hume remedy full in. United Sfa¢es to mike -fire-fighting' shires, White Leghorns, Hybrids wurk. small horse 4 miles from structtona $3.00. aro Mac- United , and other breeds of. pullets for contest circular and Early Dook- sale, laying and ready to lay. Ing priceltst today, Also for Im= Toronto: Christian. good wages. Cormack .Brewer's Mills. Ont. w ,clothing, automobile break linings, mediate delivery layIniz and. Write Sirs. Locke;. R.R. No. 1. Also booking orders for 1945 ready to lay pull•Os. .Tweddle Todmorden. - steam pipe coverings, and for other chicks now:, Free cataloKue, Top PERSONAL ' Chlch Hateherles Limited,. Fer- fire and heat, protection us0 Notch Chtckeries, Gtyelph, Ont. Rus. .Ontario. ENFI:RIT Vc'ED MARRIED MAN - to take full charge of hobs; grain "ELiJAH c`U %I I N G RF;FF!R0 PROMPT DELIVERY OF, BRAY feeding practised,. State qualifica- Christd Mission, bask flea. - -__- chicks. So order now what D\F:IrG .! l'T,F1i11G tions. Free - house, miik, fuel Megiddo 121sslon, Rochester ll, l wandip.t, and remember to avoid light: $80 per mouth. Writ Box N.Y. 9 Briintfor Oat. L -,delivery dnte, your January dyelnc or cleanina;" Write*to us. ti1ARRIE[) MAN. TOP ..HITLER'S LAST WILL AND Health Salts chicks should be ordered- now. for information. We are glad to TED, wages, Smith Iiaven Testament! Bag laugh, novelty Write for prices. Bray Hatchery, answer your .questions. Depart- y;,rm, R.P. No. 1. Bright, Ont, loc. Catalog fir a e. E1fPiRE Positively Dols Relieve •130 John St. N., Hamilton, Ont. went H. Parker's Dye Works ' :-NOV.F.LTIFS, PPterhoro, Unt, Arthritis and Rheumatism Llmlted. 791 Forage Street. To- .onto. HOUSEKEEPER FOR F A R M house electricity. Apply stating 100 CHICKS FREE :vrnT1►GTt.t•ai' age, experience and ench.se snap- „Valnfal, Awollen Joints redawed ■e i_L_WITH...EVE.R_Y_U_R_L�EI? OF-100 PUI�-. F'UR SATE shot. Bachel9r, Box 717, lances}- r - enatttr Yew loner you have suffered. let chicks, we give 100 f:ee chicks er, Ontario. TIME TESTED QUALITY One month's, supply $1.00 postpaid four choice). Leghorn pbllets' rtrom i51D1:\N It F.KI DIFo,• 12°•95 per.100, barred Rock. pul- SUFFOLK RREEnlN R A M S, SERVICE and SATISFACTION Bost 178, is 619 95 per 100. White Rock also Yorkshire t;llts tarrowins. SUR_EMA1sHIP Your films- properly devC;opeo and \asroaver, R.C. Pullets $24.95 per i0C. Brown leg- Nov. and Dec. Registered, horn Pullets 324,95 per 100. All `Churchside:.�unenburg, Ontario. printed ' I "HUiV TO BREAK' AND TRAIN' -g OR 8 EXPOSCPE PULLS ?Sc chtcks sold .backed by high egg, Horses.' A book every. farmer CHECKED I ,-Pedigreed stock. $1.00 books your MAT(`HT?D BAY MASES,' ArE 4 and horseman should have. It Is RF,PRTNTF '8 for 25c a order, balance C.O.D. Guaranteed and 5. Weight 1,700 pounds. - free: no obligation. Simply address ;FINEST ENL 1LRG1NG-'SER1'TCE ITCH IKQ�/!jf 10050 live delivery. Kent Hatch- Heavy set . breeching harness. - y � Beery School of Horsemanship, You may not'get all the films you -Or Moner6aek ery, Chatham, Ontarlo,s 13ernnrd Tetl!er, Belle River, Ont. Dept. 411, P.Leasant Htll, Uhio. want this year, but you can get all FOR SALE,. SLEIGHS AND (U the quality, and service 'you- desire x►orga, relief from itching causedbyeesema, T- by sending your films to $athlete'afoot.ecabies pimplesandotheritcnin $1.01 BOOKS YUi'H ORDER ters. Shipped anywhere, For in- HAIRDRESSING n�� �, IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE, ooaditiosa us�epure,coolins medkatW.li and •ORDER YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW,. formnti'on urate Pox 22. Brussels, Stntion J. Toronto g1.0.6.rRESCRIPT10 Greaseless and and not be divappointed. All Ont. L B A R N HAIR DRE>SI\G THE -- - stainless. Soothes.comforts andquickl calms chicks are from guaranteed test- Hobertsoii method. Information Intense itchins.Don'tsutfer.Ask rd ed stock, and from 25 oz. eggs $1.50 a BUSHEL- BA',DWINS, ,PE. ..STAMPS f�oouu nistdet on request' reg:irdl'ng classes.: today for O,0. D.gltaCRl'ilplg, or better. Barred Rocks mixed Waukee, Ru,,sets.- Ptc. delivered., -Robertson's 'Hairdressing Acad- - $12.(10 per .100, White L.eghorrls Phnne (;errnrd 264n or write *my, 137 .Avenue Road, Toronto, , Imixed $11,00 per, - l0a'. Barred R. Nettle, R.P 1, Pickering. WANTED, OLD C A N A D T A N ' Rock Pullets $19,U0 per 100. �' HAIR Gt10D3 ,Stnmps on envelopes► also will • • a �, !white Leghorn Pullets, $22.00 per ELECTRIC %IOTOP44. NEW, USED, iru y collectlnns of anadian - white oc s fixe not lent. so , re u e n P. only firm in Canda,man - nracturin C .per 100, white Rock Pullets pulleys. . brushes. Allen Electric ladies' and, gentlemen's hair goods to TC. C. Vtzzard, Jeweller, That tired, listie%s ree,ing is often $24.00 per 100, Rrown Ieghorns rompnny Lttd., °326. DufferimSt.. exclusiveh•. Write us for particu. ZVhentlex. ,Ontario. mixed $13.00 per UO. Brown ieir- Toronto. tars. caused by unbalanced diet. Try 2 t\'RITE H:11R GOODS horn pullets $_4.00_per 100. We , HALE, the tonic that's rich in' B uarantee 100% live delivery; TANNING- & TAXLDF.R*I7V vitamins and. dextrose, the energy WINDSOR .TURRET LATHE 2zA tonne St., Toronto, Ontario food. Satisfaction glance paid C.O.D. Maple City t guaranteed. For Hatchery,_Chatham, _Ontario. FOR R.1LF.. ? -IXr F7 •('AFACITY, DEER HFA D` N:1NTF.D, will pay a full month's supply rend $1,35 now yheratln G.;O. Runnymede. stood price for lnree Burk Heads, to Gordon' 'Drug Company, 3205 MUSICAL INSTRLME\TS Yonge St., Toronto., Toronto. �_ long necks not rut up the throat. ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW. Flaw �. BODDINGT'ON BUY:, Write for particuinrs. i PURE-711REI) PROAD-RRF,ASTED sells, exchanges mu=loal dnstru- DEER HF,AT)S mounted reasonable AND YOU„ ARE GUARANTEED Bronze rand. Enurhnn.Red turkey s. prices. �W 1 LL I A M S your chicks for` next apred when menta. 111 Church, Toronto 2. Hens $11.00, Toms $8.00. Chniee -- -- - - DEER FTTTIPS tanned into •-Inve you 'want them. Barred Rock White Leghorn Cockerels $1.50 iPather. 'Cure Hien buy Derr FTidPa, , mixed $12.00 per., 100, white leg- each. Mrs. IV. A. Durran. Elphin; BEAR. T-ITT)I:q tinned nnri mnde into CAMPHORATED barna mixed $11:00 per 100, Bar- Ont, 11.tt'NINf:R'F RP P:URS Floor Rues. and Rnhes. -,4` red Rock Pullets $19.On per 100, FOC sxTN`9-R PUTTS tn.nnld and MUSTARD CREAM white Leghorn pullets $22.00 per REGTST Mt D BEAGLE PUPS. MACHINERY R6�PAIRS mnde into \PrkniPres. 100. Heavy Breed Ckls. $6.00 per springer spaniels. a I I ages, GENERAL MACHINE SHOP WORN OLIVER CO, LTD. 1 (/ oot1t(p QPed ( ;100, Leghorn Ckls. $2.00 per 100. ppromptic shipped: 60 young reg- 20A F.Im %treet, Toronto All chicks hatched from 26 oz., istered Southdown ewes,,. good EI.rCTRIC AND ACETYLENE. that have been through a cold, hard eggs or better and from special "Peter Porter, Bur- WELDING ; a:.. P service ram. day's bamp, relkvhlg pain, stiffness aid mated flocks. Guaranteed 100% ford, Phone ^8n. METALLIZING Ott 1 . . R'A\TED sJ*g musdea Try 8 to-ftht for laid live delivery. $ 1.00 books your HAVE YOUR WORN SHAFTS 0111111=2111111lW lMt3ba0,fta11ds order,, balance C.O.D. Rainbow REGISTERED. HEREFORD AND BUSHINGS .MADE LIKE -HTGIIEST PRT(`F:S PATr) FOR RAW Hatchery, Chatham, Ontarto. NEW BY THF. NEW METAL cows three. years old with calf SPRAY PROCESS Furs, Rabbit Slang. Ginsengand Ts lr+;tinr�dtstris:of MONTlILY ` at foot and 'Dyed' to Ringwood 11 Golden Sen 1. Satisfaction uar- - Baldwin $200.00. Bull 8• months ALL WORK GUARANTEED anteed. Ship. to Heller and -Fra- To DELIVERY DISCOUNT. old $90.00. Allck Yool, Mono ,1 lelis•h', •147 -Hnrr!son Street, To- 6 FemaleWealmw. Yes, we are taking orners for Centre, Ont. Godson Contracting ionto• Top Notch chicks Crow offering liberal dlecountafor delivery any- ' BROAD BREASTED B R O N Z F:• CO.1 Ltd, yellsE ]?}nkhamsD time+durtn the hatching season, Turkeys, vigorous, healthy stock. YOUN , NIARRiED STAN DEF;JIFSi± g <Union St.. Toronto egetable Qom- provi�Tng,'your order fe cent 1n Also Jameaway sectional, hot • yearly employment •on rli-Ked poundlsmadee-VeoWlyforwomen soon. Top Notch chicks are from water incubator, capacity 9600 JVNCTION 7260 farm, Protestant, .no milking. to help relieve periodic pain with ( - Government ' Approved blood- ',''eggs. We can still book a few Fully experienced with trnetors, ,.'. west, nervous,tired, irritable feel- tested breeders that are well orders for Poults, both bronze farm machinery, trwks. hnr.-;es, f due to functional mon a' k - MEDICAL must. Include t ovse. feel, milk, f trances Plakham'saom tlily l nown for their livability, teat and white' Hollanda. A. H. Ed y pound growth and high production. Get. wards,• R.R. 4, Watford. Ontario. hydro. State wnee: Pic. R Snund= itvelpt datura and that's the kind an early start this year and 8AUMEEKA FOOT BALM,destroys' era, care of E: D. l;mith, WinoniL fr1 Medicine to buyl Follow label 'don't forget that "Early Booking WILL TAKF, $2000.Q0 CASH FOR offensive odor instantly, 45C directions,Worth trying! Ddscount". It means a big saving clear deed to block of 85 rest- bottler Ottawa agent,' Denman LYDIAE PINKHAM'S ro„� •to you. Old customers and new Bence lots, close to Windsor city Drug Store, Ottawa HATCH TNG EI;t;S �t AN th:lT I'i►R E. are invited to write for the Top . limit.-, in a growing suburban 1945 hatchinc season h'loeks _ 'Notch pricellst and catalogue as community which .is building up' DON'T WAIT-EVERY SUFFERER culled and hlond=tester) tree of soon as you' read'thts, Also lay- 'with medium priced homes, Close of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis charge under r.overnmPnt Suver- .. 1 !ng and ediready to llaypullets for to school. and city hisses. Mitch- should try Dixon's Remedy. Mun- vision. flood prentlem unad, rn1 - immate delivery. T.np Notch ell & Ostritifrer. 41'.9 Ouellette ro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ot- full details write Ro,, No. IRI, -- -;- -ISSUE 49--1944 - I -Chlekeries, Guelph. Ontario. Avenue, Windsor, Ont. tawa. ,Postpaid $1:00. _73 Adelaide W., Tororto. 1 1 - M BOMBS BRING BRICKS FOR PLAY Rail Workers Set ,All Canada Loan 'Record Ili '• `r ws•+w%a•-•- ,.+.-»-.yeay.--'..y..n.^•.... ..�..,....,.•;.,;, ,•,Yy k•"�¢zm. r+33"a," "''^� ::.s;"• ''a"9•'rar» :;saF; --- .-- .t"':e%-� _ ��' ,.p,. ...,...' ,wL:Rr '3s rF^"'✓3✓i- .Y:v '� H .3 rr�+'r:' p4 F •: r a F ' r -In the S-ovegth Victory Loan, the by the Company, aggregating 400,- R. C. Vaughan, Chairman and Most children build their "caatles" from sanu, but these Dutch largest aggregate subscription to 558,900 the grand total was ;140,- President bf the National System. kiddies in war-scarred Hertogenbosch, Holland, construct their be made by any group of employees 342,150. - "play houses" from bricks of their former homes, shattered by when the final returns 'were in. bo bs Th came, from the men and women of The ho m e c ren v o streets again after .the ' held entered our into the —the Canadian National System. In photograph, showing a cross issued a_message of congratulations _. town's recent-liberation,-by the Allies, =-- - ----- =. vesting $15,783,660 they exceeded section of C.N.R. workers gathered to the 3,500 volunteer canvassers their Sixth Loan record b about the Railways' newest 6060- �'a' and their 81,000 fellow -employe" -JUST LIKE HOME — ALMOST type_engine, is symbolic of the - 460' and set a new recordd for all on their performance. 'record f Canada. Including employees of Railwags united effort. Train - ~} crews, shop forces, roundhouse D. C. Grant, Vice-President In Trans-Canada Ak Lines and No- � workers, office ind station staffs, charge of finance and accounting, tional Railways Munitions Lim- maintenance of way and yard wor- headed the system caxhpaign organ- ' iced, there were 80,778 subscribers, kers, telegraph, express, cartage, ization. The loan drive * the @,ail more than is the previous hotel and steamship workers — Railways' three regions—Atlantic, - ' loan' men and women all over the Do- Central and Western—was per Total subscri tions b Canadian minion"threw them elves enthuai- sanall supervised P • y 4 y p by the via- National employee@ 'fn the seven astically into the campaign. Before presidents in charge, J. P. John- sz�u+SrnEsia�ut :` • '". . .lows, amounted to 1µ8,783,350. the loan drve ended, theye were son, J. F: Pringle. and W R. With purchases of Victory bonds away. over the top. Devenish respectively. SAAR BASIN: AREA OF INDUSTRIAL MIGHT w GERMANY s ti v -4 141: r .?��� --,• U. WeeF.,�,,:, � � '� .s •� p cr00 CM by tourists from"many lands, AdelbQden�_;;aitacer _ :.= ]and; is now populated by 6interned American airmen, who 71 ;�'= SAAR BASIN Yk are humanely treated in strict accordance with rine@ laid down at the Geneva Conference. Above scene shows some of the Yanks ,:, strolling freely through the village street, lined with quaint shops, DRUMeelourere :;,� = P �• y' z _ .-'one of them displaying a cigaret sign. ey , .. .' ear en FLYING becb Frtedrk b YdMeller FRA -n vet inyen __ ,+G�,�' - - , ►.tG.'•'••t.' �' �-` �r'�` "s may;T `.r':a�' ,,y� -. Nortr. � e�' _.-,ms'=s' �»- �• EATS'sea SAARBRUCKEN ,% N Axr-A ItM d" `IieskaaMl M — OF MAP � ,�f�r :�.. � � .� - ��ey}��tii1 ,\` � .IBJ~;*• •' .�"yF^'y�`' -•. LAWd ■ The Saar Basin, whose industrial might is graphi:ally .portrayed on the above map, is in the direct N path of Yanks advancing into Germany. Important source of Nazi war production, the Saar'a cap- i 'itsl is Saarbrucken, a modern industrial citiy comprised d#,huge steel planta.and smelters, IaseR map � , shows location of Saar Basin. t► ► �� ""'�AL EN ROUTE TO GERMANY A Lodestar aircraft of the British Overseas Airwa In Corp.Corp. is shown silhouetted OVOthe buildings ant0, gyPt. just Ore e it comes in for a landing, proving that war has not ham red the a work of the British Imperial Airways_Planes continue t traverse " the Empire's great-air-routes as 'usual. } s BROKEN UNBOWED :j } : ^..:•: . a a ti v . l A A � , m�M ,. .moi r This is what was left of the SS Valeri Chlcalov, a Liberty sh.p, •>' ' ,after it was snapped in two by a violent Arctic storm off the coast z: ' of Canada. The bow, miles away when this photo was taken, also First jeep across the Moselle River leads the way for Patton's Third Arm troops crash into Metz. was towed-to a Canadian port, where the two parts were placeC Army as P to;ether and the. vessel restored to war service as the.Alexander Patton's, drive pushed across the German border for the first time. Barar--off, f` +' ..1:.. - : ... .. :..... ..__. :.. 'tip: _.J'• .'. '-1.' _ .,. 71 ...'t._-� '.::.a .1-. S.. L�� a,H :^a�.:� ,:r'L{r,. ,•_X'^-•�. -.`:. 7 r` a,. OWNS ' 'ed Adyt'sNOTI z OTHERS RB 5.7• .�.. B �3 F] R f f • !� For Sale-one folding puns, in good ""' 1neurame of all Kinds amdition. Mrs. liiu_ Skint, Picker- %A the Estate of Ida Peraaelia ing 29M. Pugh• ,Widow, Deceased. �`'' nth Year as JFor Salet---75 Leghorn pullets, six ALL persons havi9 claims a- Insurance Adviser; 'months old• and 80 Leg'hom YearK, "'" ',"�.' """''�-""'•':"' ""` ling heats. A. C. Sagerrnsn, Greer. 3'�et the Estate of Ids Yem�elia : c?ugh, late of the Township of Pick- Address Pitoae • +�� , I, ering, in the County of_ Ontario, Brougao, O°t Pick i B 2E 1For Saler--eight-piece fumed oak, Widow, deceased, who d4ea on or Idining-room suite. Can get inform- about the 18th day of August, 1944, >anon at News Office. are hereby notified to send partic- NOTIC � ulars of same to the undersigned ' �Wamt�aci,-yAlfalfa $rad Clover hay. A. A. M,oKenzfe, Pick. 97811 on, or before the 15th day of Dec- $5.00 R:KWWARD 9mb'er, 1944, after which date the Our trucks pass your way every Estate_ will be distributed_ _ -_..._. wBI-be paid:.:-to-ariyoi�e==tocatinsi?�- - -- F '.regard __-- only to the claims of which r -yearling calves--4 red and 2 roan, the undersigned shall then have had COAL, COKE, s loll males but one, that strayed from notice, and the undersigned will not ;Trot '14, Con. 5, Pickering. John ) be liable to aauy rsdn or whose W()OD, CEMENT, Soden, Phone Pick. 5 R 23. elaim they shall e not then have 4For sale-15 acres of good cleannice. SAND, GRAVEL, land; one mile west — -- November 1944.- __ •�W. _Wmep Dated. at Toronto' Mis 11th Any of A n J.-McEartney,-Claremont:-- ,- 3LTILDER'8 SUPPLIES - For Sale 80-gallon, 4-'row potato William' T. E. Pugh, 0t. R. 1 Locust spraying machine, with top and batOntario-Executor,. � JBIEO..IO.t1RI„8grtage work • _ _- taan' spraying attar ment. o�ato -bY--Beason,--- Belt and Pond, 372 Bay Street, Tor- We bavealsovlaced in stock a full planter.- Cook stove. 6 foot binder. onto, lids Solicitors. Large cutting box. Bob sleighs. LINE of MAPLE LEAF MILLING Cook'stove, in good condition. Also rture M. gen s 10 gear are Prentice �kenn M. Jubb, Lot 1U, Con.-4, A. W. 1'VIITCHELL g LICENSED AgCTIONEER For Sale 4 'head feeder Shorthorra s, iand calves. A � ONI`+` SIN-52-W a. 3iILLIKr,� Plcl enrig� Ont. feis - \ Clydesdale mare, 10 years, bred. A For the Counties of York and Ont- quantity ! of new lumber. Standing ario; successor to Corp. lien Prea- P-nonea - Yards 74: Res. 65W A grand lot Of people timber, also some cut (mixed). Dr.' tice of C. A. S. F., and of the Late N. E. McEwen. J. H. Prentice (formerly Prentice Sale liegister ' ' and Prentice). Farm and Farm. A. E. RICHA RDSON made our opening "Cash ,Saturday, December 2. -1r Annual stock Sales .a Specialty, at Fair and 'GEN MR A L I N S V R A Ir CF ` f f -Fall Community Auction Sale of Reasonable Rates' REAL ESTATE C try Sale a Big Success Household Furniture and many other .,CONVEYANCING useful articles. This is a real good W M M A W �, old established c and ,here's to you one and - f lot of furniture and will be sold in aM y, ready y -the Heather Hall, Agincourt. Sale LIOENSaQ AUCTIONEER' AN21�: to serve. _ - at 1.00 p. gn. Terms cash. Sellers VALUATOR Phone, Pickering t10 all a huge and Atkinson, auetionetirs. -Sales conducted Anywhere: _ - 'hooe or write. Address ,614 Dan _ - ,Tuesday, Dee tuber 12--auction sale Street, $ast: C Y R I L E. : THS N K YOU � about a scree mixed wood--elan, MORLEY Whitby. eadaiI birch and basswood in lata y. Ontario. - _ ,of about quarter aczie. Situated on 1 the Greenwood Road, half mile south ! ri ICEEP ING XILL3 � be Greenwood on Lot 1?,,Two years _ INSURANCE S U RA N C E 1�1 ► CH A P1��A1 to rennove wood. BrusWto be weI] • • Ind.EiLramce at sim half wile sm . taouth of Greenwood. Terms cash. Molas i . - .. •• . _ ■ "Hard lZW. auctioneer. res ,PHONE 67 PICK. � TBY O»ARo DPickeringS ware FR JL SERVICE - , _ • _ a D. N.LOC[� ou�u Shop Early For W H v J -PICKERIKG, ONT. D ints, . Varni ashes and Brushes REDELIVER We how have on display a very lovely selection of boxed toilet- -,.:Seed8 and Garden Tools .mam+a+4'vil eries for both ladies and gentle- 1 C,luarartteed Repair Serdeta men. Also a- wide assor'taent of 'ft papeterie C • t Any ltdalos or JBROCK _ i and Leather Goods, .,ARTHUR FIELD Come in. and Quake your selection early. J• �'. B ALSI�QN. ,' •_ .- ' PICK ERINGi - 'PHONE 52 R 3 : THEATRE TNG,. ONT. - - ,. -THE RECALL STORE .. J.R. HOYES Phan, B. NealthfuIlpICKE n ING MEAT MARKET y. Air-conditioned ! THURSDAY,.FRI., SATURDAY Phos, Pick , arniers . . �. NOV. 80. DEC 1, sad 2 STORE HOURS..- 830,.Le *Lte 9 y. . ;FRANK A. SMITH I have-bought the Greenwood Mills and Solicit your chopping. Two Shows it 6,45 and 9.80 _ -- --- `-- and toed trade. ” Saturday Matinee at '1.30 The host Popular PetrCbopptnQuahty Fa ll Goods Fired ee7e;Ylto our 1 ---Am The Year Wt have a lead stook of STAVE i!<oaday, Wednesday, Friday -WE BUY THE BEST - YOU MAKS THE TM- or PIPES, STOVE BOARDS, EL- - i. by phone arrangement" on soiMy -. Way, Pion PiekeaftX 30 TaerAay or Thursday Only. BOWVS AND F'UANACH PIPES _Bing'Crosby -Barry Fitzgerald Also WORKtNJOYES, NEATBBR Concentrates .and Feeds Cf se Steve�ta -,Frank McHugh All Kinds, kept an hand - Self NO MIP, CATTLE CHAINS - THFRED • Waiting Good Werk and Service MONDAY, TUESDAY, VIED ft B-H PAIN'T'S, 1RNAltBLB, VARhI•I' - Guaranteed DECEMBER 4. 5 and 6 , SRES, OILS, and TUgPS FN MITCRELI,'s. -- -- — - ;.Wan. R. FERRIER _•- - _ _ Apple. juice, ZU oz. tin I 5c. . I THe BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY ALVIN BUSHBY Hardware and Tinsmith AUNT JEtMIMA 101! :Lynn Bari Akitr, Tamiroff a COU&I QST' and Francis. Lederer - Phone 46 Pancake Flow� 16c �enerah�oas ,. also an added attraction HENRY ALDRICH PLAYS CUPID -Bought, and Sold- REDLMD'e - r=. `Jin,*y Lydan Vere Vague Used Clothitng-- Sterilized, clean Sandwich S `read ?oz• tin ` 2oc # i - --•----_-__-- ed and pressed like sew. Carry a P f large stock of high class snits. + THURSDAY,;FI2I., SATURDAY overcoats and pants. Also .a good ZEST' DECEMBER 7; 8 and 9 stock' of•new, leather coats and and gents' furnish - W98 Apple Rasp . 4 lb. 'tin :49e GEORGE FORMBY slugs at very reasonable prices. Call In empm btrt rich de. w ` and be.convinced. sign we can furnish GEORGE ; IN THE 4 Sch S ' memorials that will .am warts - SIIrV ET :. on tr est, a HOME GUARD t>9iuw y� _ Yl Bond 9 W C[ • pleeae from every Sardines, (smoked) - 15C I standpoint: - lm'dignap - _ of appearance • ,our Specials This Week End _ cork will stand • out ' _ . . :.:_`; p ... ., . through the ages. + - . Kbb Cffe . 4 . . No Greater Tribute lbCut Wax Beams, ZO oz. tin - Nabob oe 49c 15c Binvstgn Road West N. W. STAFFORD lot i Pork Sausage - 25c tb. MAXWELL, HOUSE' Highway monumental , MAR E' Works �. . . - - M469 > i}.by out` ►. Capon roasting chickens to S lb 39c Ib. Coffee lb. 46c Phone " 600 - SILK'S MARKET r , . • � • - see Delivery Phone Pickering 24