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Home My WebLink AboutPN1945_06_15..,� •..� Jam.-..w:s's ..:.. ..:,_,, ,tG,�;�.,,�,... � �,..i_ :_:. :s: •.....:yaw... ,:.<w+.mss.,.::..:e, ..,�.. _ , yw.: �.�. -��'' ..c � ;.,'- :.a'.�,.� ��. a. _� . ��:,�"_ � f....._.:.:�..�.-. r T • • { •X&L. L �IC3HEEING}, ON3�., 'FRIDAY, JUNE 15, .1845 No. 43 f. . . N.Sinclair'we E �adun InTh e d nalee G� c ernmen�Police Work Three Hours Locating Cowan-PitilLipe 0. E. S. -BIRTHDAY, PARTYjai��Body of Ajax Gtrl do Duffind'- Creek PaC erin t •ng cerem ny ane a aro ap rgic idrowning took place in took place on Monday, June 11, 1945, No. 227 0. Fa, S. celebrated its firstPte, Ted Fowler has been traz>s*.Creek early Saturday ev- at "St, BarrAabas Anglic,-a Church, birthday. The Chapter roomn was (erred frown Chorley Park to Chris»ening,,when Miss Margaret Klyne, •Toronto, when Rev. H. Garbutt, un- crowded to capacity withguedt from tie St. Hospital.of Ajax, unable to swim., was drown- , ited in marriage, Miss Jean Phillips, Toronto, Bowm,anville, Birch Cliff, Miss Loudse Roberts of the Gar- �' ed in twelve feet of water, just above of Chester Ave., Tomato • to Mr. Oshawa, Mimico, Burford and Mark- don House' Staff had'thezaisfortune the Base Line bridge. -Gerald P. Cowam, of Rosebank. -- hamL Mrs. Phyllis-Balsdon, -a-former to -break-hers wrtst- on -Tuesday. OriMiss Klyne and three camnpeaions The church was prettily decorated Pickering girl received a hearty wel- her wary f the darting roam had gone for a swim around 7 p. with pink'and white carnations a zd . come.the kitchen, she slipped and fell, thus m. One of the comlpanivns attempt- fern for the occasion. The work was very capab}y put on acquiring the ,fracture, •edto save her, but efforts_ -were The bride *tastefully gowed ri tor- by the members of Birch'Cliff Chap- Wednesday night was a big oniafutile, as were the efforts df two quoise blue, matching veil and bead- ter, who have shown a great inter- for the young folk of the village young boys, both of whore attempt- dress and wearing'corsage of Rich- est and zeal in helping• to organize Pickering softball team played at: ed to brag the young woman from. mond roses anMd Maidenhair Fern, and foster Ontario Chapter. Two Audley, and United Church Young the water (one being, very close to was attended by Matron of Honor, honorary m emberships were present- People held a Weiner roast, losing his own life). A bride-to-be Mrs. M. B, Henderstea, sister of the ed during the "venin -_Graetin&! � contra tG last week themmhe -w toZW n e, go - ahe�l' i avers "ea�endefi by the guess wi were ew wee end—v 9ttore here, Jrme 28th to Pte. Leo PeUand, stat corsage of pink •roses and forget- 'the hope that Ontario Chapter might probably because of the weather. Toned at Siencoe. �'e ,►oto. The groomsman wag .Mr. celebrate many snore happy birth- The Ontario Regiment will go toyChief Irvine and Officer Suther- Cecil R. Allison, of Toronto, da s Cam Nia y, my 1Y • P gars on Sunda Jland and OffYcer Gordon Sutherland After a wedding dinner at "The -A delightf.1l program by local ark For inforan'atioa call Cor9:'Gof the Oshawa force, worked for Hearthstone" the happy couple left ists was enjoyed- This was followed Fowler, care News Offige- .W. E N. Sinclair III. G three hours in an attempt to locate by S. SKingston for Montreal and by lunch, served from a prettily- Mr's. Herb White, who underwrentthe body, which was recovered by, New York. On their return -thea will der}orated birthdav table centred an operation at Oshawa Hospital. ALiberal well-known to two the use of drag -nets and edaaneh reside at Rosebaak. with a grand birthday cake made and recently •is now convalescing at the ns in Ontario County, W. the ase of drag .equipment obtained presented to. the Chapt6r b the W. Pickering Nursing Holme.tiO ys f Oshavvs A at wasnom bo seeured- E. N. Sinclair, who defeated the from %mcoe Print and hooks from Dunbarton Howe 'Destroyed By M- I� �, pond a visit to hieP. C. Candidate Major James Mac- brother Orval at Agincourt over the;Brien on Monday by a majority. o+f Ajax before police could attempt a ..FAre on Moeday THE JERSEY. PARISH•SHOD - -� Irving has just returned.an even 8000 v►i11 represent this recovery of the 'body. Miss Klyne "" home • from overseas- ][rs• Orval�eonstituency in the next session of came from. Portage la Prairie, mad A Dtatbaurton homze mad rise coo At the last meeting of the Oat. Shea had just -returned home fro =; tine Canadian Home of Commons, was living with a brother at -Ajax- tents were destroyed by fire early Jersey Breeders it was decided to a Toronto hospital, from undergoing She had accocipanie9d her prospective Mommy afternoon, alt Pine Ridge encourage Parish Shows in Ontario an operation on ngee and tbrost-- Union Cemetery Annual sinter -in-law to"T'he Willow" along .Roan: Mr. and Mrs. 'Roy Tripp for Jersey cattle. Following this a 1 N- R. Shortreed, Manager of the 14. a um dren family had left their home aborti ' was 1 Ri H'1]eyed the water (her first attempt at re a aize was moticed by nei- at Brooklin, on the 24th of May. a few ;days through illness. -Remembrance Day Service •will be swimming), and apparently stepplid ghbors, who imunedWely summoned Other shows are being held later in ' Mrs. Cecil Lockwood, whounder- -observed at the Brougham Uxd6u into -one of the rmmerons boles tothe Pick�eri>ng •Fire Co. Western and Eastern Ontario, Bev-• went an operation for appendicitis {'�etery an Sunday, June 17, at be found in this creek. A'brother of Their 4 -roomed cottage burned to oral on a large scale► Ontario Cour- on Friday last, ds.now rrported to S.SO p. en. Rev. I. E Kennedy will the deceased was !aided -overseas. the ground before anything could be ty-is rsvidly taming to the fore as be gonvalescing follow;ng a fevbe the speaker. Music by the nixed Oa1y during_tlie morning had Miss saved. The loss of the house and the a breeder of quality Jerseys and we days of being in a criticalQuartet of Greenbodo--Idr. T. Klyne, (who was 16 years of age) contests is estimated at SW, which ' are now linked up •with Durham Blood Donors fro-:: th' neighbor'- Sbarp, Mr. E. Phair, Mrs. P}rsir windmade arrangements with Rev: Fat- was covered by insurance. County where there are several hood -attended 'he 0-1:awa Clinic * al>tisti Mina McMaster. $honed the her Kyte, for her weld ng . the breeders. Doubtless this parish show Wedu;9day ev.n.rg, weather be inclement. service will be Church, which, on Wednesday, ,'Local Children Hurt Whle idea will make records for mares __ - bold in the chnri The public -use was to be the scene of the funeral Swia�ins Jerrsey-3 in the future. _ _ ,Pickering Red Cross Notes i Three children of the neighbor- Biooklin'and circumnata-c.s proven -The Executive of the 'Red Cross:hood were h dwed 'car Saturday lin ted a 20 more f here. tho w &us -bout roan being t wishes to thank all se hoDnifims' Creek. Bobby Irish and The exhibitorswere. Bokar Farina, ted pripes, or helped;n any way toBobby Bertrand both received cuts aontinned on page 5 make. the card' parties held in -the in the hand and foot respectivel), St. IKsrgaret's Cauetery Annual Red Cross rooms during thepast while swimming at Picov's dam; Decoration Day, June 17. season, the success that'they were - d. ., Irish, farther down the creekKerns 'Special mentis tit should be made ofrated hi foot. Thr u}d nrnual D ratio Day atMrs. Lawson a,nd her. Committee who•ly lace s s sho The A eco n worked so faithfully. amp a warning to others that re St. Margarets Cemetery, Stop 33, fuse and human bodies do mot be- Ki. n Road, will be--heldlong in the same place The creek day J a 37; at 3.30 p. in. Special palppeal is made to thoaieberie thing slid kaAl mcar.=r will be Rev. j. H.Must, ladies who kitt aocks. There�'ng, if further accidents are B. A., B. D.; Incumbent of Christ,Q - p°s�je uota to be filled as soon#Lito be` avoided. Church, Oshsvva<bleReserve June29th for Mrs.Svratt's fo be held ;m. the UnitedRecitalJAMES R: MACBR�.EN ,. .: chnrch.Proceeds for Red cross.Thanks toy friendCARD- OF - THANKS Ontario g g'' " Mrs. W.'L. Courtice•and family �� wishto thank their many friends Hotticultury Fewlen=-Claytoei suppor in astet ion now and neighbors for expresrgioas of symrrpathy and' besutifui floral •trib- Aquiet wedding took place on..ales extE,�ded to them in the loss o! At a meeting of the Executive of Tuesday, May 1st, when Jean .Eliza- closed -wit `+�)LiaSt Wi$IIQeB �o all a dear husband and father.Pickaeriatg Township Horticultural beth Clayton, daughter of Mrs. _, Society held at the home of Dr. V. Grace Clayton of Braaitford, became the people of the RidingE. mind Mia Cartwright, pliarts were the bride of Pte. F. W. "Ted" Fow- . -e---�moAe Jor the establishing of a fund ler, eldesi son ofMr. and Mrs. -Fred�• w"'��to be used in post war municipal Fowler of Pichkring. Rev. J V. Me -beautification. Special considerativi Neely, of Oshawa, performed the w. i�' , N. Sinclair gbeing given to any • Memorial rmProf- rites in• him oven hamtie. Prcfcea Service at the United Church 'oaects which may be proposed. The' couple has taloa up residence _ Sunday mxt at 11 a. m. and 7 AA picnic has been arranged for near Pickering. Ontario Riding Liberal Aaraoeiation Rev. M. R. Jertld:zson will preach atAugust 15th, to the Forestry Stat- - -" - each service. The local Order of Odd -fellows will attend in a body at theTan a Orono. Mrs. Baldwin has con= AFTER THE ELECTIONS Well! it's over. Back to norsnal at once eve body mornin ser�Ice, the centre sectionsented to be ccmwener for this' occ- ,: _ ry ganion.- r --there's a bigger job to be dote than the one just' of the auditorium being reserved for A campaign that }sated several months for same 'finished this week. their use.Election : Results in Ontario Rldiing °° the parties mants ndtng was brought to g .closeWe've had a' few hours since Monday night to sitat six o'clock cert Morday evening, with, W, E. N. bdc>w and recall same of the things we heard last The regular Monthly Meeting of H?Sinclair, Oshawra, securin flor himself a• seat•in the week --same of he romises, forinstance not a tenth the heW. M. S: of the ofM Church CCF,t.Lib. L. P. P,, C: g t P , was heli at the homrte of Mrs. Jerk- hawa 2272 5942 462 3663 House. of Coam`nons, through having a comfortable, part of whicih any cine candidate can possibly fulfil,. inson. Mrs. M. S. Chapman, Pres - Whitby~_ 166 1023 21 major y over rs o.� y ccs. ion, for e' Y ( ) S - - - - ---- - e - E. Whitt 682 196 -76 822 Aga nen the- nearest one to a hwinan d nasno we others, and these �niemorres can even reach back to inson led in the Devotional Period. ._Y• hitby Tp, . 75 ' 515 4 480 have ever kmowTi Mr. Sinclair has been well -schooled •the d s of t1}ie last war and the days immediately ' A very interesting chapter of the:Pickering 210 1344 , 44 . 111'6 i•n political administration, and`this publication ack- following the war,. We remember the political boys Blue Book was presented by Mrs..Scugog 11 87 1 70 a owledges of Mr. Sinclair, als., did a life-long _Libe al and some of the promises made to 1'tiets" on what bi Cartwright. After 'much .discussionPort Perry `35 305 3' 880 in our office this week, of T. K. Creig;itu.t-if all things were in'store for therri cit their return.An Mrs. James ccnsented to take chargAjax 811 519' 27 514 t'he jncknbers of -Geo. Drew's government are the :'election was close at hand, .The. welfare of the bo sof the program for July. Place o£ Reach Tp. 66.547 ? 684 Y nestle to be announced later,3760 11478 635 8478 equal of Kelly Creighton, everything would. be. al-. ming,home was known to be -of the,greatest con- g right --.so do we speak of W. E. N. Sinclair arnd Mr. cern to a great many families im. Canada. Grand! said • :The Ladies' Aid and W.. M, S, oirReturas front' the different poll- King's governmE,at. We add 'too, that his opponent, : the candidates, a promise for these fellows will enlisting sub -divisions in Pickering Two, the su the Presbyterian Church will hold athe Major (;i•n our•office)-spoke in the highest terms pport of the voting members of the families joint meeti:iwill be found tabulated elsewhereof his Liberal opponent (a thin we,like to hear). u -bo remained at home-•aird the ? Robt. Reeso, aThus. h June 21, ain this issue. g y Promnised-=and how.If hard work entitles a span to rewards,• then the St'ithin three years these samereturned mexi (not all 2.30 Cars. ate Red' and'White corner Erskine Meruorial Snr+daT Major should have had it It always comes out how- of them, but too many) were tramping up ;and down at 2.00. All ladies ofl the zhurth''areiever`--honest strai h eI Oattarbo's Ki invited.. Attended $y Large Naaiber y, g t -forwardness and r_spect of ng s Highways lookcmg for a job or same-,'�, ; T-111TE lit% 9 Despite Rain hit fellow =nen is the greatest group of virtues one tMrW to eat. -One man in this riding was denied acan possess, Major MacBrien has not been amnong ciril service position because "he had not done any- Danbartorny hat us long enough to build up that enviable reputation thing for the party". Don't let these wniditions be .A.E, United Church in spate of the all -da rain, Res- A. F. Holley, B. A,, B. D. I must have been close to the u al enjoyed by our new representative, --it takes marry repeated again. Rehabilitation and re-establishment of ) ,rnum=ber, attended the M r- on yew fio do it. Mr. Sinclair -and party toured the rid- returned men is a good- thing to work on, and every- 11.00 A- M. -- Annual,Flower Ser - last. vice atThe offering menourrted Erskine on oto Ing on Monday evening! -•{their arrival here was candidate in the federal campaign promised to seeService. Sacramnent of Infant Bap-S28di, Rev. $ollesr c+� Dunbastonsnnouncetd with the bard leader calling :Hit it, boysl" that returned sons were properly taken cars of, tis m A beautiful. sand inspitiswsend the rssa3 o ReareseM Bout 01tafle a t - S •/ r • • �t 7 EQ�MMANDEtt prinq s. Elizabeth s mucks M. _ Retu>r�n Of Can s ' �'. Wihs Driviln� Class Do Bids On -Sip -�: t . _ �. ,;. �� 4 * v _l�lL _ , �`' fills T{i� r air ,,:�� '1�7laii _ . lei - 164 GEl'1kSr: and Qtfeetf Eliza- Availability' 6t shipping is the tis- °� -- it' 1Q8 a .. beth saw Princess Elizabeth, driv- term ining factor in movement 'of Company r Canadian troops home, according ing here pony, Gipry, in black -f to ist Canadian Army Headquart- phaeton built for Queen{Victoda; ers. w-in�a �lrva do ' �:' First Mortgage and Collateietl Trust the best. single turao1ut tcthe Ro- p pile it is hoped' the -present to move about 15,000 home ,>. g{�{ Fund Boada �% n6 yal ' Windsor Horse Show. 000 in each of the ' in June and 25, -Princess Margardt, dressed- like subsequent months can be carried "r. "� Due January 1, 1970 '"`• her sister in a tweed coat and skirt out, .there are so many considers- and wearing a colored scarf over her hair sat as Princess Elizabeth's tons influencing the present :hip _ , passenger -with a top-halted groom ping priorities that no firm official Price: 100 and accrued interest guarantees can be given that these ' P the back' seat. numbers will be transported over The Duke of Beaufort presentedthe .Atlantic month by month. Descriptive circular gladly, furnished Princess Elizabeth with an - oil upon request. painting by Gwyn Jones of herself drivI_ag her- Ner_w�gi= Pon Like the irish which she won at the show last . year. A lot of these political speeches36 ' - remind us of the Irishman, . who King Stream Wood, Gundy & Com any Tt►ronto I said: 3ed MajGen. Bert M: Hoitmeister, Moscow's victory guns have Sure, and I struck at him and Telephone: l:L,gin 4321 lWsm : ac- -above, veteran of much els- mimed--more -than 1,500,000 times missed, and then I struck him- u_ irm tion in Europe, has been in celebration of Red Army tri= again in the same place. commander of the Canadian hs over Germany since 1941. — The Windsor Star. -Far Eastern 'force, consisting of ump 80,000 volunteers, which will fight-- _ the jape. The Canadians will weal CANADkS LARGEST AGENTS WANTED DYEING END CLEANING ELEught, Aid. rebuilt; NEW, USED, their owe uniforms although ser- bought, sold. rebuilt; bells, om. wing colder an Overall American REPRESENTATIVES, RELIABLE HAVE YOU ANYTHiNti NEEUb ieys, brusbea, Allen Eteca,at_ To- sell STUDIO c ri Command. Gen. Hoffmtdster'r. Nom! wonted to sell Plastic Coatings. dyeing or cleaning! Write to us pany Lt-d.. 2x26 Uurrerio.Ft- Te- STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE it in Vancouver. especially suited for Brick and cul information: We are glad to ronto. Metal surfaces, also for RQofe, answer your questions. depart- Don't risk losing your pictures. Finest quality - Drod2ct! Good ment H. Parker's Dye Works �Att�, tion YALE �� Snaps ean't be taken over again. a - L UWAed -send --germ film rolls to Canada's Dead ! IVB W.. 7bronto. - rants largest--and fluent studio, tet better — Hitler May. Be Tried 160 ACRES, TWP. k ars. ' ram pletPR at lower cost ase, large bank barn, � frame' PROMPT MAIL SF.,RVICE ELI WATES HEATfuRBI house, two good wells-55,000 Exposures BABY CHICKS cash. Write E- L. Taylor,�treeta- Aay 31zr Roti- -,a! I STARTED PULLETS. BARRED I.NIMERSION TYPE, COPPER CON- ville, owner or see A. E Cu1Bam, DEVELOPED 7EI F PRINTED ESo -Adolf Hitler, dead-oe alive, may Stayner, Unt., Agent be tried in absentia as a war ,ori- Rocks sad Whirs Leghorns, 2 struction, 660-watts. Just drop It "I get best results from Star 8nap- weeks aid 26c. Goddard Chick in a pan of water and almost in- shot'Service- writes a customer In urinal.- Hatcheries, Britannia . Htigbts stantly the water is hot. Handy CHOICE 100. ACRES CLAY LOAM, Nova Scotia, who adds that she has The War - Crimes Commission Ontario. in ' the kitchen, wonderful for talk -drained, 5 miles as London tried many -places. shaving etc. Postpaid 13.00. The Good ' brick house, gas furnace. SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER j•,,.uilL have to decide whether a trial ROCH X LEGHORNS' $11.15, AUS- Radio Hospital. Tracadle. S.B. Good bank baro water bowie, ,. Still be held, but there is a feeling tra Whites $12.50. Shipped C.O.D. hydro, drilled well. Hog peq, Paul- ;New, Style Album With Prints enyxheee by: , Wlllowdale Chick- try house, machine sheds. $10,000. sizes 16-20-127 if 29c in- some quarters that-such proce- ery, Newtonbrook, Ont.. . W. B. Bradshaw,- Wilton Grove, t4c, extral is sent, with tllhs roiG dare will be ordered: If a trial is -- ]HARK :..MACHJrERY Folz rALM 9nt. ENLARGEMENTS=- ordered, it probably would he on STARTED CHICKS--2. TO 4. ON NO• '3 HIGHWAY. IN KENT, COLORED AND FRAMED - :-.the assumption Hitler Elfin is' -alive, V/FFKS QLD THE NEW IMPROVED 240 acres. clay loan ; •new house, Enlargements 4 x' 6" in beautiful HAY31VLDER large barn; on wall, straw shed, easel mounts, 8 for 25c. Framed, on and in that case' he would be given implement shed. garage, deep' g We can .supply fairly2l-Invited' num- ��N BE: F'1TTt1) TU bWATH well, windmill, 26 acres timber, ivory tinted mala. 7 x 9" in Gold. adequate notice to appear. her of started chicks .4 a:eeks old, board of any mower. Will-re lace 100 acres pasture. Write for par- Silver, Circassian Walnut or Black If you act quickly. p Ebony finish frames. 59c each. help usually needed to York hay ticulars B. MacDonald. Business If enlargement colored; 79c each. WEEKLY SPECIAL. LIST behind mower in heavy crops. Broker, Auctioneer, Boz 66, STARTim CHCKS �11so save time, ss there in no Ridgetown, Ontario. OLD PICTURE$ RESTORED - flipclogging of knife or knife guard. We can restore any old photograph ` Send fur weekly special list' of Guaranteed satisfaction. $7.56 or snapshot and . make any 5 started chicks. Lo.b. Bristol, Que. Sole Mfgr. and - HAIRDRESSINGeala,rgemegts - distrtbutor for Canada and U.B.. number.. of prints or FREE RANGE PULLE?S LOCAL SPARE 1`rM>r AGENTS. desired. The Proteus requires the - WANTED*' A,- ARBiC. BRISTO14 Robertson metKo . In orm'a't on ko reasonable. artists. Send us t your L A work of s 3-5 MONTHS OLD be coat is reason 4Lt'Fon request regarding classes. picture and tell us what' you want HE "KNEADED" IT Raised urdrr ideal rnnge conditions Robertson's . Hairdressing Acad- done and we will tell you. the cost L.AKEVIEW POULTRY emy. 187 - Avenue Road. Toronto. before doing the work. Someone in Chatham robbed a F FARM OR SALE _ _ STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE .� bread wagon. Probably arL ill-bred =s.vuo—s1TtlRE AND DWELLING, THIS [6 NEW Boz 129, Postal Teddres P Toronto loafer v►ith no dough, but a lot of A Breeding Farm of SWO HAND PLANTER TO PLANTI C4lRN Prlst Name anOd Address PLala4y on tlg metal aide, detached, large tot, and distribute fertilizer s on �cmeat basement, 6u st5, all a dig urs rail ser • seers rust _ Layers gperation. Places fertiliser at conveniences. Separate sale, Jew- plow depth and spaced from seed. •— OttaWa 'Citizen WEIN BROS., E:etear,Ont. eler's. safe - and fixtures. Rjuone Quantities adjuatabls. A boy can • STAMPS - - WHERE TO FIND 'EM REDUCED PRICES .FOR Ont Enquire Gravity. Planter Co- STAMP COLLECTORS. co APYROV \uta resembling pinheads are CHICI{S six ROOM 'BRICK HOUSE—HY-_ °abBn• Unterlo. ale for ,medium coll•etons at dro, garage. Bargain for car reasonable prices. Free prrm- now being used on some machines. BARRED R6CKb f.c, IMUHURN fume, James A Smith. PA. 13gs lmmeolate possession. A Bawten MEDICAL 66, Edmonton, Alberta 14fany. t em may assn behiAd Pultets fte- barred Rock Putt is -}timer, :Shedden, Ontario. STOMACH AND THREAD WURMa 2tic, L.eghorns are Barran strain. often are the cause of ill-health ,steering wheels. ltocka are U.B.S.Breeding. and YOUNG ABERDEEN ANGUS BULLS. to human&, ail ages. No Give la- TEACHERS WANTED Peterborough Examiner. all breeders are blood-tested. heifers and cows. - N, Bawteo mune! Why not find out If this PRUTl STANT TEAUHY:R F U f3 -'13. Lt Cockerels to six weeks old himer d: lion, Shedden, Ont• is your trouble? Interesting par- BS. No. 10. lacy and gall- elso Leghorn Pullets eight weeks ticulars—kres! Write Kulveney's lYlasse state salary else duull- p'fiACE OR PIECES old, fully leathered and roosting, Remedies. Spec)alista. Toronto L ricauoas apply to A t3 Fletcher. Hybrid Broliersthe tour weeks and SPECIAL OFFER. 4 DUAL PUR- •R.R. No. 1. Balwood. Out. Note to the San Francisco seta- over. One dollar books your order Dose short horn bulla. All dark • . Hatchery, Fes us, sed. Ready for service. They ars WANTED—EVERY` SUFFERER OF REDDITT REQUIRES TWO F1 RST now- accredited bred by Parfaite Ho at Rheumatic Palace or Neuritis to Class Teachers about 50 pupils last Chance = it must• •Come to n vPhose Bra am made try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's in the school. Principal grades DON'T ;I= TAKEOLTR WORD _the breed's largest butter fat Drug Store. iS5 Elgin. Ottawa. _!< to LO Inclusive. Salary $1,uv4 pe for it. Ask the poultrymen who, record in - Canada in 1$16 pro-Postpaid $1.Of> s year, MANE PREFERRED. Kitchener Record. consistently order Tweddle chicks ductrg 678 lbs. fat from 14080 Jualor Room Grades 1 to 6 In• `.. Year atter yrai they'll tell you lbs. of 4.81,6 milk. Three of them Bl1U11lEEKA Fl)M BALK DE- ,elusive, Salary 11.200 a year. Ad- the teaser. They'll tell you our are from 'dams stred by Prince Buoys offensive odor Instantly. -,dress applleations Yo E. IL WEST- :'THERE IS STILL HC PE Marquis. Present herd sire at 45c bottle, Ottawa agent Diinman COTT, ItEDDITT. Ont chicks and satisfactory to every JNorthland Farms: Write or-phone, (Drug Ktore. Ottawa.. Perhaps if the right measures way because all Tweddle chicks p g Edgar Bagshaw, 427 Avenue WANTED —TWO QUALIFIED re Government Approved 'from Road, Toronto. Farm of Beaver- are taktn now we can win World glotldtested breeders. Buy Tweddle CHIROPRACTOR teachers for Mayo Towreq "War III before we leave Germany, chicks for Bigger profits. Our ton. Picone ML' 6847. School Area Ontarlo-Haetln s high quality and low prices will H. S. SIMUNSUN, CHIROPRACTOR, ,County. No. 8 McArthur's MIAs, Brandon Sun. please You Prompt delivery on CLYDESDALE. STALLION; QUIET 23 Bloor Street East, Toronto. and No. 6. Hartsmere. Good mod= i - in, harness, enrolled B Premium Hours l pm to i Dem Saturdays ern rural schools. Term. 1845-46, Vase old, 2 week!"s week and 1945-1946-1947. Sell -cheap or ex- '9 a.m. to 1 Rm. Protestant salary $1,160GOING DOWN Stat• 4 week olda In all popular breeds. uailfle A airitt all natural recedents, weeks and older. Send for red- Also free range Pullet. e, shall, Vara. Ont FRlgr JUICES: THE PRINCIPAL Hermon, Out. g p ingredients to Dixon's Remedy ed pricelist for, June and July. "the Rising'Stin is` now going down Tweddle. Chick Hatcheries Lim- BEAUTIFUL REGISTERED D0- for Rheumatic Panna, Neuritis TEACHER WANTED FOR' && \O. in the East. lied, Fergus, Ontario. berman Pinscher. 14 months aid. Sold only Munro's Drug Stores, 4, Township' of Enniskillen, Lamb- Box 7$, Hornepayne, Ont. 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. ton County. State experience, sal- ATTENTION— POULTRYKEEPER$ MASSE? HARRIS 101 super twin ary and phone number to John _ —your July chicks should be or- power tractor . on rubber prat- OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEA W Piggott, Secretary, OU Springs, You will Enjoy Staying At dared now. For prompt deliver? ticaliy new, or Model C &se on Ort' T� ST. REGIS H0,1•EL we have most breeds, pullets, steel in Al -condition. Alvin Gruer, " .7 RIG aJ chicks, cockerels. Bray Hatchery, BE HAIRDRESSER ETON-RL GB' Q[.ALiFIED TEAL TOIt01�TO 130 John N., Hamilton. Ont, Ormstown Station, 'Que. JOIN CANADA'S LEADING 13CHOUL ETON-RUGBY — Q V A L I F 1 E D 16ves7 Re,Qw wttti Both. aNw- LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Groat' UDDortgalty, [warn teacher for V.S.S. No. '1 Salary, YOiJ PAY NO MORE FOR let plant in Western Ontario. DeinR Hairdressing 1100.00. Apply to C. A. I[attson. •r ssa Tele'MGtse. grads Top Notch chicks. Usually over =2400 weekly buainesa with Pleasant dignified Drofeaaton, good'ec. Eton-Rugby, Ont. fin=le, S2J* cep— you have to pay a higher price excellent post war opportunities wages, thousands successful Marvel f' Double, 83-60 up, for quality. Top Notch chicks are for expansion. (rood money maker, graduates. America's greatest. syr- FIRST SASS TEACHER WANT- Double, Food, Dining '•sd Das•• well known by poultrymen Can- low overhead; real -estate- can. tem. Illustrated catalogue free, td far me No. 12 a mbery Duties Ing l�lghtly ada wide (or their robust health -mating of brick buildings includ- Write or call to commence September 4, 1945. $Ileri►Oln'!te at Carlton and quick growing—early Dro- ed. Fully equipped and capably MARVEL HAIRDRESSING lanceApplstating salary, and exper- ducing. Prices of a -few breeds staffed. Requires a capital of SOHWL9 fence to C. R. Campbell, Secy.- Tel. RA. 41186 for delivery' after June 15th Non- treasurer, Fitzroy Harbour, ,Ont. ' SIM Sexed; White Leghorns, Barred Ill he cash. Reason for selling nc BLUUR W., SV.- Hamilton, Rock R White Leghorns, Austria Ill health: ApplyToros Box 81, ?S Ade- Branches: id King SV.- -Ottawa. Whiten 9.45;. Barred Rocks,. New isles W..' Toronto. & 74 Rideau Street. 'Ottawa WANTED Hampshire&. New Hampshire R TWENTY-FIVE TO OVE HUN- Ramp 30 BED MATERNITY HOSPITAL $erred Rocks 9.9b; Assorted Light dyed acres within two hundred fle �� for sale. going concern, good miles Toronto. Moat be "situated' ,and Medium Breeds 8.45; Assort- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS business, only Hospital to town. ed Heavies 8.95. Pullets: White ^- on Lake or River. Buildings im- AnY Ontario, Registered Nurse material. Box 34, 73 Adelaide W., s Leghorns, Barred Rock. X White could operate thio buainesa. Own- FRED A. BUDDINGTUN BUYS Toronto. LeghoPns, Austra Whites 19,95, sells, exchanges musical lnstru• Nothingismoredepres• Barred Rocks; New Hampshire R •er will stay on and will help for mQnts, 111 Church, Toronto 8. one month tirom' the date of sale. sing than headaches... i Barred Rocks 16,95: New Ramp- BTQRE, TOBACCO, CONFECTION- Why suffers».Lunbl ' shires 17.95. Assorted Light_ and Reason for selling is poor health. cry etc. or other merchanQise r. Will giv! instant celiet. Medium Breeds 17.95, Assorted All latest equlpmettt Hospital PATENTS, that a couple can : handle, with Heavies 14,95. Cockerels: White has been runnng for 6 years. For comfortable living quarters. Will iLunbCy'sisgoodfoceLf. Leghorns 1.50; Barred Rocks, ' further information and inspec- FETHERSTUNHAUGH & COMPANY a ca_ah. Principals only. Box 11. ' 10.95, New Hampahires 9.96, As- Otfice, Box &.1'2.,- Delhi, Ontario, 1890; 14 Slug West, Toronto. 73 e a e back. stomach bowels. )"dl -0111 sorted Heavies 9.95. White Leg- Canada. Booklet of Information' on re- POTATO GRADER WANTED TO horn X Barred stocks 4.45. 2 quest. buy,. Cecil Q'Rellly. 1860 Oneida • week old add 6c. 3 week old add I HAVE TEN GOOD FARMS FOR Court, Windsor, Ont, • Ile, 4 week' old' add 16c. Send,. hale, ranging In ,prime from. three for complete pricelist,- Also 8 to twelve thousand dollars. For PROPERTIES WANTED TO BUY EXPERIENCED FARM MANAGER gPWM1EA0ACME i•OWDERS U week old to laying pullets. Top, pparticulate, apply Jsa, Donohue. desires position. Shorthorn pref- Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ont, Donphne Garage, Renfrew, Ont. WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING FOR erence. Residence essential. Ret- STARTED CHICKS 2, 8 and 4 FOR SALE, SUCCESSFUL CREAM. chicken farms, market gardens, Yr ll Fi O. S. Hamilton. Garden weeks old in all popular pure ery and dairy business in pro. town or village houses to all Hill Ftfrm, Sahyervllle, Que. breeds and hybrids crosses in gresatve Ottawa Valley Town, •Dartp of the Provinc¢. SeAd full FiMMIMISIA; ENSIBLE way non-sexed, pullets and cockerels. owner. retiring on account 'of 'ill- particulars !n confidence a once WE BUY OMLY Immediate delivery: Also day oldA. health, price right. to' further —Sue make no charge unless we hundreds of Herhs. Roots. Rnrirs. �Send for reduced prices for June particularp apply to Box '35; 73 sell. Powell and Company. 6 St Berries, T-1nwers. Lenyea, etc. and July. Tweddle Chick Hatch- Adelaide W., Toronto. Cla;r East, Toronto. PRICES HIGHER NOW ernes Limited,_ Fergus, Ont. ALVKINUAd TANKS, 36-GALLO1 Write for full list ♦ •'•: capacity,' weight only I8 Iba.: or- t'Hl►TUGRAI'HY _` VICTORY CHICK SALE ig4nally built for airplane§. Many DOminlOri Herb DlBtrlbtltOii uses to farms, gardens, cottages, 1425 St. Levnkesce Blvd., Montreal `Lydia E.Pinkham'sVegetableCompound FOR JUNE AND JULY BARRED boats, =7.60 each. Levy Auto �� TESTED QUALITY • *not Only helps relieve monthly pain but Rock Mfxed 10c, Barred Rock ,Parts Co. Ltd., each. Queen St. Auto ' SERVICE and SATISFACTION Pullets 16c, White Leghorn mixes HARDWOOD WANTED O)w siccompanying nervous, tired, high- Toronto. Circulars on request. 9c White Leghorn Pullets 20c, Your films orouerly developed and WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR tltrttog feelings —when due to functional White Rock )nixed lbs. Brown Adie disturbances. It's one of the Le horn Pullets 24c. Goddard BUSINESS FOR SALE. FAR t4 MA- printed most effective medicines for this purpow ChIok Hatcheries Ltd- Britannia. ebinery, other articles and mach- REPRINTS P()SURE fo1R Ise ULLB 26a LU KINDS OF HARDWOOD t kham's Compound hal s n•feuel Heights, Ont. inert', large lot and buildings LUMBER. WHOLE CUTS PRS �� FINEST ENL.AR(iIN(; SERVICE S"w�label er I,CI Q, with high moving beam and You may not get all the films you FERRED. Maw ffrur blocks for wrecking and loading. went this year, but you can get all 0 SPECIAL PULLET SALE Suitable machinery for repairing. the quality and service you desire ONTARIO HARDWOOD IETAKIE STARTED PULLETS. 1 WEEZ Two minutes' walk to Mr►re stores, by ePndi„q Stns film• to PR DU L old !2G 8 weeks old 26 cents. Iip- bunks and postotfice. Particulars O CTS TD. Medi b deHvely. �aTletat► Satoh. teen. W. E. Rutledge, Newmarket. Ir11'RittAl I•HetTt► yF:laV-ICU . tat4 n ' . ordate 46 Ernest Ave, Toronto • LL. 0611 q. e. y .: . •F :.:'-f.'K' ' f+ K ,:F- r.. w,. `.Y1 :C'- '.,�.-1-�..'.�•.,..r -y.. �. •.. .: :-s•,. .. a ✓'. '. . ... ... ::: �:.:.... .: >. F ' • ms's •:: _._- ..1. , n..:S3• P+. ., �+�f+-�+�+-....�..• '.�^A�__"_ .•.� p , . ,.. w2»^i^C+seiWyJeess'a:�•.'kSS'(6.«',..ar..+ir.- .•.-.n .:u ':.:, •" 'r..;. .•r `:, •,T, :a+. .. <. - F�d;.. : :..+.'�••, . ,. ., .;.. � � •:'� 1 •,.. .-b lt:i�1, �. ., . �lYr� 4^r'�..� . TYr - d' '•f3R•J K.F {'Y`vlw li A r /m?M �• • • 'i : �.i✓•4 Pi `:y �' ,,, _ ,;g. • •; Via,, ^ A r —so kind. Lieutenant Fabre. is ae: good." "said Madame, and goo M. • Outs- ta ndingly `. ti w { d .... Roger looked injured. 4 "It was SALADA .-LOU 19 ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM +fy� such a grand day," he said, "and I r?:r have not much more time—I must. CHAPTER N no irit.nds, no resources, no hope be back tonight—I wanted to much . even? You will help me, please, to to see you, Tante Mimi; and to "Yes, yes—that one. Roger, persuade Uncle Rudi?" hear how the plans for the children watching the great moon face, saw •Indeed I will child" said Ma are progressing. All goes well, the little eyes go blank. "You- were ' Monsieur It Baron?" da already making lightning All goes well, monsieur. very. gay, Highness. 'You have not •� „ seen that red-headed one since?" calculations as to the maximum " <'number of children she could ac - "Neither I am so, glad. Roger smiled A before nor since, Jules, comutodate• "I'll talk to the baron, it , Meridel. "It makes you happy, 'but I'll always remember that promise you, and I think. you'll little princess?" ..night. He walked up the hill to, the. I shall have much to do, I shall • castle with rrie afterward." have no trouble with him. He is five days so that landing craft and the most generous of men." like• it." Modern Etiquette I could show '7 :-barges could then enter and sorve the it is well to forget, eridel and 'Madame Fabre you about the By Roberta Lee ' s needs. In nine days " usignan, u o p an a rte ' , more -115i ship on either side of the One has to forget so many things r baron will ermTt. The now." You will let me make for Follet sat m metal chairs, salmon- X11 cess suet 1. Wouldk be all right for a central a was dragged round on -- - — - —pinit-sad-white,-6n-ttre;terrace m-, teadtZ}L girl who is a elvac friend -of her— her-haltme like a enin`�oors—ancT you, perhaps,, some of the good front of Chateau Philibert -that aft- be put to use for your guests." brother's fiancee to give a shower P g' _ g ft there; but the space between dishes of home— They walked away, the tall for his -bride-to-be. hem was large enough to ad- - .. ernoon -while Rudolph, coached by ' Ah you are kind, Jules. But sunlight whorled and braided. 2. Ts it P madame outlined to the lawyer the proper for a.house guest mit an ship, ----not now, thank you. We have al- ' (To Be Continued)' ` Y Rand the ort was ,ready dined and we must gc►" grand plan they had evolved to ) to leave a tip for a servant? who has brought into full use. .• make of the great estate a- santu- done some special service. And you will come again, u please.? It is' yours, 'my little place -ary, a friendly shelter, for the little How 0 can 1?. 9, Should calls of - sympathy, fol- i lowin Strange Bedfellows friendless ones. g a bereavement be return y .—alt I have. It has been so won- a # * By Anne Ashley ed? derful to see your face again. It .` 4. Is it correct to place all the - 'd this •has been like like home to us— Advices from—Burma. to, Gabriel .Follet, sipping some. of Q• 'How can I wash a feather, forks to the left of the plate when « « • the lamented M. Gossec's, excellent pillow? setting the table. for a formal dies- one about the strange bedfellows A: Di'ssohe 1 115. sal -soda and i5' ner? a war in the wilds may make: • cognac listened attentively. Y " 'Meridel laid, her hand• on' Jules' , S N. D. Ciowther, serving "You have the kindest most lb, soap in /S gallon boiling water• 5. What would be the beat phrase �' g _ shoulder• "It is always home when Put about 5 -buckets -of to with a West African division --in - ' of wr rr- arc m cyber: tuleq. generous heart in -IM, world:' He pfd water int use when -making an introduce fi spoke to madame, though his black is a tub 'and pour is the shove so- tom? r; Arakan, built himself a- ' shelter Be sure I shall .come .again and lution. Then dissolve % lb. chlor- it tman- from threatening `rain. His officer eyes were intent on Rudolph. "This �. Should nese wo ofun; sad i shall hrriitg the little is one of the noblest "gestures that ide of lime in 1 qt. boiling water, said ;f it rained he too would take , unea.with mc, to see you ar.Q lies •- erg a girl emplo}d Won office me per- advantage of the shelter. y has been made one %such zdii-Can- lest ft settle, then stir lit tub. Beat fume? g da and Emil. It is good to have _ pillows well and then It did rain, and Crowther was ads all Amgica vin'l appreciate P put -in tub, - not surprised the little ones here. I: hope to per •r ` ' pressing down. Let soak for an Answer rprised when something - and applaud: 1. While it is done, it would.be crawled in beside him. Later on evade Uncle Rudi. to -bring many " hour, stirring and r better not to do so as it might be stirred, stretched his arms, and ,. of them to- his rand chateau. Do "it will cost a great deal, Ru- 8 pressing con- stantly with a stick. Rinse in, sev- dolph looked ,timidly at madame. cause criticism on account of the . � iron not .think, Roger, it would be " - - '' eral changes- of water, wring, press -touched warns sur, His ' roommate ' In these times—" • relationship. f. Yes; it is the prop, a groat' thins for him to shelter •out all water possible and hang on P D D' 'was - Qone before he was wide '"Pou'fl Gabriel Follet grinned' or thing to do, g. No it is' not ex. the children from abroad—the line to dry turning and shaking awake. homeless ones of many lands?" into his brandy glass. "'What fa th;m often Choose a wind da Pected. 4, All the forks should be The next morning natives said . o� money in a time like this. Only a for quick d y y placed at the left of the plata with a tiger ,had been around camp. "You know," said Roger, "that. lot of ail] green paper and dirt fe a great , idea. There'a room for y g pap y rye' the exception of the oyster fork, 'Crowther had a look by daylight, metal. Now, if our will Q• what is the best way of dam= y a hundred at Philibert and I'm y permit, I which should be. placed at the richt. and sound tiger tracks in his _ prolog clothes before ironing? „ „ shall- he back to the city and act 6. "May I introduce, May I pre ' shelter, 'sure you and Tante iVtinii could , • A. This longer the clothes lay- " ' the wheels i motion.' sent,, or merely say, "This is Mrs. -easily handle them all." damp before ironing, the better is ., He bent over Meriders hand, Smith. 6•, o It is.obnoxious. so "Then I shall speak -of it the. -too• -the result. Sprinkle starched. � ' over madame s; he bowed low to some people, ,, �''• ment we return. Now Jules—au re- clothes with hot water, half an ;. ' the baron and walked briskly over I know — but it has never been Koir—and you, Magda, and you, hour before ironing. Emil, t)tc lawn to his long black limon-' Q How can I keep the skins of �' enough to work at them." My R , On the tri back to St. Didier, srne. As he left a battered carrion . doubting Thomas - dau h , D wagon entered the grounds. It was baked apples from breaking? -the hoe but in a little while shet� Merfdel confided to madame hes A. i�'hen- baking 'apples, prick ' hopes of having Uncle-'Rudi throw driven by, Flight Lieutenant 'Roger the skins with a..fork and they will back with it againt " - _- Fabre and contained a huge moun- open the doors of Philibert to some not burst.. tain of a man with a walrus mus - of the tttle refugees. Q.. Vow can I boil • a cracked Ship « y tache 'and -a little bo* and (girl gg?V 4, Wrap ordinary bite tissue. A sot olpl o ag 8� . Tortured ins s h lv a Hi i ''Do you Trot think, bfadamc Lau- "Why, it is M. Roger"' said eloped By Britain rin, that where there is such abun- " _ paper around the egg and boil as id Us usual. The - - e i should t shared `wife lit{ie grandchildren, Emil and .Mag- clings so tf�ighttly to the shell that' Salvage of British ships damag- : • :Lempn juice - those who herr nothing -go. home,- _ Juice - dal These are the people . from the cracks' are closed. and none of ed b)t the Germans has been high- Mixed of Home_ Graben, Madame Laurin- 'Oh, wel- the egg escapes. Ty developed -by . the Admiralty S� come them, Uncle Rddi—welcome Q.. How can I quickly -thread a •vage Department during this war. � ,: Relieved v��La them!" -- n e le? r Of merchant ships- alone some_ ri e d P RHEUMATIC Hem RHf ;ort PAIN "Yea, yea," said Madame, "wet- A. Push.'the needle through, a _ 8,010.0000 tons have been salved af- tors SuRererr All ASeautifully Furnished come them." Ano Midi, whoni old sheet. of .white 'paper, about a g wrecked either through -- Wit !ri Running Water. Goujon had last seen' as a siim quarter of an inch from the, edge, war or 'ordinary damage, and put black°haired- young fellow,. buioyant until the eye only is visible: back into service in home waters, "I have Used and eager for such fun�as life could as well as 'nearly another 500,000 �1E1 }} � - for ie�eral i 50 Q� offer, stepped forward and held out tons in the ,bfediterr,anean; the Dc- months. I could hardly walk on account • Rules For Cafe partmenf has established ,branches of thy knees. But now those pains are his hand to the landlord of the Coq _. . - NU AARAOPPOSIFALLS d'or. 1 s in all seas froth' the Arctic to. the relieved 1 can o like .a race horse Of Wooden D'al><e g " Mort Shepard "'Highness." Jules bowed. "This Indian Ocean and will be operat- °Owe P C.N.R. STATION -- day, is a proud one for me, for .my :..Since woodca 'dishy. are so' pop- ing before long in the Paciiic• also. Don't be a victim of the pains and grandchildren; Yoii are all so kind alar. today, a few rules for their One of the Departntie:'s most aches caused by rheumatism, lumbago no t faille ,achievements was dealn • _• care, n ay•'atd to prolonging their with h or neuritis without trying this simple,` usefulness. All wooden -ware wit a harbor of Tripoli which, 'inexpensive recipe you can mix at - th r should. be cleaned immedatel when. the Sth. Army entered the bOme, 3'uw tablespoons of ALL1shTRU y o spoo x after using but never immersed 'town, , was found to have been 4 :, •.`'..." , < a blocked with Pte+ luta of > lemon In a glass oaterf Tout water and soap and rinse with col''d across the' entrance, with -small mO more y �> adsfied, Just 8i#st all dear stores. <. water, using as little water as pos- craft and ecrane barges, filled with $ . (Salad bowls concrete piled on to of them_%AI-iIINR.0 may. Bible in each case p should be wiped with a sof dry The first step was to disintegrate ,t Write for Informative .'. booklet :r�:,;:;•^::` ;¢ cloth only.)' Dry thoroughly, buf one - of the btockship's with explo-' "Here's Good Health' to rou" to do not place near heat; and do not sives, skilfully placed so as to blow Stafford Miller ..(of Canada) Ltd, r slept. 5. 172 John St.. Toronto. Ont. stand dishes on edge, as this shay a small -gap in the line of obstruc- s <, cause them to warp, tions, . That was accomplished in ISSUE iM-18si �►U COAW OAFS a� _ o T `e eztra crisp I Extra. ► "cw • p1 "�� &VOursome t /fh&wjw oven. - The Kidne - r fi+esht x the ' 100 that's really GOOD to eat t ti Pri ive to out own apsfactjon. �FmIter the Blo - y O $ most dee iaow of all Flakes Flakes. Get several packages of Any poisonous waste materials nes from ettin into the ::':::::::' * ' s po K� Quaker Corn Flakes to -day 1 - r which the liver has failed to eliminate blood stream. g gm ? A, t from the digested food 'before it is (2) By stimulating the activity of taken up by the blood stream, must the kidneys in their work of a be looked after by the kidneys if filtering poisons from the blood. . the blogd is to be rid of dangerous (3) By ensuring activity of the ale ° poisions. bowels in... eliminatiinagg the .. ?•sr ' h When the kidneys fail there comes Poisonous waste matenala from " :iii ppoofsottiag bf the system with bead- the body. aehes, tired feelings, loss of sleep surely this must be a thorough and such painful ailments as back- system of protecting the body against h f TRADEM� K. ' ache, rheumatic pains, lumbago and the poisons which result from the - other ills digestion of food. Such treatment is required by almost everybody at obs The uae.of Dr. Chase's Kidney time or another. Liver Pills is suggested because the y's::':'; ► help in three ways to get rid of this Using Dr. Chases Kidney Liver ! condition. Pills once or twice a week, will help - to keep you regular and well and DOUBLE YOUR MONEY RACK _ 4, (1) By arousing the action of the free from unnecessary pains and dis- ' GUARANTEE OF DELICIOUS FLAVOUR -1 liver which prevents certain comforts. 35eta.,sbox. TryQuakerCornflakes.You'll agree they're most delicious. Y if not, return the partly used package to your grocer and ; s+t., >s '""' : daxbk your purchase pt.ce wiII be refunded. :•.qW. :. •..., • .. .:.;..n.a�-. �.a.. •._..�..s. s.:.iss cv..' .,Z_.},.•r�'.�-s-r-:..s-ice :;r.r- r�:�-�.•.._... _.. i'......+.+.,ern-�`....rr'x:•._. -. ...Y. it'. eco.;:: c_'-_ >_ .:.ra-w.:;.. a... _•_ i� • • i 1 Tomato ' AD 6628 — Pick. 63 is 19, s k A .. dvt 1 A19MBER..S NLEY ., Classified -- �Co. ,�osrt C Q a s-y ear old colt. Sam ehe re- For O Michael, Pickering. +,-�,,:+�- ^''-�t1•D ROH. �gwN />� r '. i Crow-.i Millet, Government graded. i . Ino r,o�ciona weeds, test No. 44-8290,, Sc unction _ TRANSPORT —�- cents Pound. Phone Pick. "Ill& - -- F. H. W64t y, Pick-r:ag• -TELEPHONES — Howard 1117, and Scarbuso ts36 TRANSPORT BtouffvlllC -TE-- Elva' Beauty 'hop mw open for - . R baainesa. Special permanent3 for Q� RTl,:7 �'i Phone 3touftvitle 348 `° a>lner anuaths. For appointments, 99 R 4 or call at McLssz'stongh and Dressed Lumber Millwork - MOVjN(# Doors Open Each Night AY. 6.30 ,- Frames, Ski Door4 Scream Matisse Saturlay At 2.P.-M. on east slope Greenwood Hill. Interior Trim Mouldings 8AND _aR3VEL STONE dune .29 FRIDAY. — SATURDAY :1 Dreas-malting, Altratic .is, Child- Soft and Hardwood Flooring N 6 ard' hand, mocking Brick Insulated Siding Cedargrain Shingly Siding -: _ TENDERS WANTED JUNE 15, ind 1 ; -yen's dresses, _ +done; also boys' pw.lts. Mrs. C. A. Wallboards Ronk .Lath Cedar. Shingles ._ unbarton. _ Asphalt- Shingles Roll Roofing Tenders 'will be neceiv+ed for •- Mexicali Rost ischw D T nshi elm, ow 4 June 22 Masonite Products .Barclay. Tile � •acre lot, Con. 6, Pickering P ' lot 21, on Highway, ` ►� Bray has started pullets, light and. ..'Rock Wool Insulation Cement and Lim• No. 7. There is starring Gene Autry - edium breed. P � shipsnent. Weep Tile :.:Sewer Pipe a well brkloed; also cistern and $tone GET 8EP TO LOVE RE ...PAII+IT .. - loundastian fog building. - -,mow. Lockwood Milling or How. , osis Siuer� lL 2--Pickering•- —3�� PbiUipa— _:'_ universal News.,L' \ xlilside Farina have day-old cock- ll Ades of B • C • Cedar Sb in leS T.oeast am Oat. _.. crena, heavy greeds gr $10 per hundred. x. B. R $3.; W. L. $1: For _..._ "day, Tuesday and Weiaendsy immediate. delivery, also day-old -- T —... . JUNE 18119 and 20 [ ,ehicit3, pullets, and a few W. L. : DAN^,E - -':..STANDIi�G HAY FSR SALE �: 'National. Velvet started pallets. Agent Garry Milks, ' ,'pickering. _ ,At Claremont Mickey RooneT Jackie Jeaiir" ,� You �n� file a return Whether -Fields can be' inf petted any week. select short sabjecta you are ta3aa►ble or not. R.av►e your Gs Claremont Cosmmnitity Hall '''.�tsim mayde up b]►. a Farmer -Law- - a Ser. Phan Capt. End Stewart ' .. Thursday, ?$• amend �ta>t+day i - " •. iii - . Pick. 17822 Evininas-waeldeadsFRI $ 30 a, me to p� _ Waat.Cr to Rest , �.. -- Imnico et or vicinity. Rev. - bouse in Pieioerinv ` one 81 R 22. F. Gi 3obl3ri, P Am. 35c h apply tO: Are Smiling -For terms - Monster r i� Day _ » 8a,ate, slid June Haves 44 iUelswee Iaciastrlis Liaaitei', _ ..:T�I,Si llsiSTEjji SaW •� _ _ _ - , - - Sde�eted S>rr4 . . & Stag ., .•� Salvage Departownt Memo ,rias Park _ ` f - ,A3az, Oe .Unioilvll�e _ - T+'bcht• Pieke ing 61, Leeal Till Sat., ,luxe 16th �. Na - ,� Paesatte�mt Nagging Pala TRAY. DELAN.gTAGE t !sass the Tamper Dai REVIEW Fast Fumy Furlow r Ne>evss. It aw be Yotn�, 88�!& •-..Sir�ers; Dancers Comedians �. '' • SF[ORTS PROGRAM at 3.06-P. M. tT T CHANCES " M H. TUCK. OPT. D. l �{ C. I�y ,Open to Markham' T". Schools . _ ®id Une4i J _ Des sleek On a "Softball at 7.00 P. M. ' ON • - ,�;� �. Bingo 44 -- Showa in Rink ' -JW Crass Reftesbsoaest Booth. tT _KNOW 1016 w ,Auspices Markham-Unionville108SAWA, OI+1T. . Lions ClubVail +° SUNDAY NI bth Annual Red Croat Chumh Service Rev. COI. _ Sidney Lainbert 6ET.ALL 11 EfACTS AND YWLL (A � ! �' --r' Insurance Coo' 'York y coun.Vet- ite erans parade �'• ,W�o: ,[.. in a GO GOOpYEAR C�Otleq%on for .RCross ross _ • - .1Cbw* Sato0 for llutn and Qoaatss . WITH THE HEMI an HaildhtP ClSlim areinontz 'Meat SYMc RMR GOOD _ _him __, . ,Market - TUT IS z. •m rr isn't so sono ape that you couldn't scow avck.tufrmy here p AIt =ma. Oat Mott. = k asoae7 rhe � tsar the toad. in this county. some , tried it � wwais fib' DOWalan griter - - _ ,that you. couldn't at is An kOWe .G6•iea bub! Beefs froaa Ontario's ' GXNLE _ - �••• Finest Farm ' TiRE•WISE :R. C. CLTNDNNING Tonatow . 28 os. tilos 2.26e - steak roast We !b. BUYERS yUNWAL pi1tWMU _.'AA n A ' (min Fresh and Cooked Meats =EE 1!A �� ti - , Reow-made OODE � Sn�se A sPe0ai In bunbarl n area on Tues. FrL KUM _ A. _J: gt=ERLAND �;oRDox IAW. . r ^ Markhams .onto Phone 1808 Claremaat. `(nt• Pickering, Ontario.- 'Phone Z9" rW' `2. /,You'd ma • lulu_' in 3• it, those dust► roads the spring and, things; wroul, d loo cost, us farnuc pkaty of m6nep That _ was a gad market but couldn't SERVICE , d Dads dried up the dusk in oh it--yon have good fine. it's � had � ha R�►Dt0 _ _-.But directly the t stuff even 'in cbb.e days. _ just :mothered everything. �r .. !Off Q+' ' _ . Dur*g the next three err four Imenths more that U. Joe womsa will be needed for 'work Am. our New . •� ""g 2aT0nt0 Plan; t� �. , 1 . ►,. ► i_. s1Si'+.Do+fMt� •, • , Meed +��s•�- + �EmA*& of %malso required for part time work: C- n � �, • Ani' 1lLsloa or .Iilodal � must have full time 4MV1o7aoeat elsewhere. .. �: , �, =. ARTHUR.- FIELD Permanent Positions a../sttt s1�oe ti,•y made the S. ,And wa•�'t . big �� -- roadi a ct �.a diffe=t,stoty.- Nth•r.;:Thecoundi.goctogetba-t►ndltad PHONE 52R3, �Q Wages • es rock Cal«um Chiociae agxesd on the roads and .-- ------ --' •_. ; are a payin proposition le What a8 ? g � tnasia in�roadwctk a Elervator'_-.- .� ..e haven't had. any " , _ _ What's Mae, wotici.S sin t half it cat was paid f _ F i S Excellent Cafeteria poky. and gravel. ► air eastttll Qcsll thM We solicit Your Attcas Dai y Free Unitorrris S. ti•m chloride st rnsrb has _ i *e county ChcI aeaemasMtoaths ' • �F , / . rise county o+Cr cop., d . W grow bee struck So F Dat;y, .who!• e! Excellent tr Qrtation crops now the d`ntt s Faye fad the sac of gesvel apnsdiag d" ftdhWestern eatern Gram, Cs ,[ repairs i, lower than it's am baa. War for chickens, no hard surface road than it • "'It oozes no more tohave s dustka, becan>c ikv� � 100 The Developing Gouges ,{ service to 'I`or�►nto does io hive a rough. dwcy Doe', he says, :.]doliarse�, Oil Calve, Gln _ - ' ldoad•CalciumChloride pays f'or itself-by saving both mater- j s g�,p� Middlings .--Y- - Fie;-*04 Fame girVim "R FURTHM PARTICULARS WRITE TOi ( �. Cemexit, Bin( T�� re EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT i gnaw. Afea C" - ' S.li, Lanir Woods' CAMPBELL SOUP. COMPANY LTD. ' j ` � � M.�r►•aJ- Te►o�a.. autgWoods Coolcr11 Wq�s Inst it Ti'i►clor Oil NEW TORONTO, Ontario f w++-a Roofing s _ . Asphalt Shingles, Roiled Roofing. Dust a r Wooden Shingles flaremont, Ont, ree Of ; ,,C -- L A R E M N T STANLEY MENOMONEE A Jft FiW Redshow was.. confimed to ..T14EATR9 -High Prices Foi.'Jive P� ultry his bed for several dW fast week.y. Bora to Mr. and Xm Kelth Drake.- M:ra. Bruce Easton returrift- frmn in, Brierbush Haspitai On June Sth, Whitby to fm ind their. garage cza fire. fire started frcm 'National Velvet A, Mon. Lieut. Joe Ward of Camp Borden an overheated ba-' tterY charger. I The fire brigade and spent the weekerd at his hc=e h-rz. The Park Board -held a. meeting local residents won had the blow under control The Stdry of A Girl, A Boy Bad A Ronjo UntS further notice we an Paling the following prices" this week to make plans for a -Fleld ibiturch News The A Picture Tyou7l Never Forget -for LIVE POULTRY, delivered to.our..plaft at WHITBY: Day to be held eariy �-a July. Thi3 aseet that was held 11or the first time Siznday. ..copgregagm, small, witli so maty attending the Patrons please note: Three Nights TOP GRADE FOWL' - all welght�s 1-2c. lb� TOP GRADE; BROILERS '- 2 to 3 lbs- lost, year, proved a big success. nvmohal service at Erskine. Next only June A 19 and 20 Z� .1b. ROA=ING and FRYING CHICKENS - over lbs. Mr. Jack Badgero* and Mr, Earle Sunday, June 17, at 2.p. m., .3 30 7-8c, lb were at Hawke Lake Over the the memorial service will he held at Brougham CARD OF THANKS week end on a fishing tyip. The catch was' reported to belo lab- Union Cemetry, Rev. L E. Kennedy will']* the speaker. TheTICKER1 I would like to thank the mom- ---NG FARMS LT -D service of Praise is, in charge of the bens 'of the Brougham fire Brigade • Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coates of To- quartette .*oM . Greenbank.. Miss -and other men who -so, quickly res- nuth vent Sunday with Mrs. John. Goates. Mina McMaster will be one of the rAxnber -1ways welowne in vonded to the call of fire at any gar_ WH RY; ONTARIO 'Mr. Chas.. Do -Rush& of � the Sarco horde service SUR- e t�wn. Church se ' and -0 gep also to Mrs. Frank C�r am= the High. School children who so Telephone Whitby an plant is - home this week, through day School cancelled. kindly stood by Mrs. Easton,* ubmw& On - Sundiy, June 241communion Gratefully, Doug Dickinson. of the R.C.N.VA 3heft. for, his the will be observed by St. John's con- Bruce Easton. 'a InstitUti WANTED post, on east . coast gregation. Brougham Garage South Ontario District Annual Ulowing a two week furlough at I Rev. I. E. Kenz"y .. I . gave a re- Meeting Held At Kltl Is DEAD HORSES AND CIAT1111 Bis ham heve.' The District ARM&] meeting of view of the progress Of the Umited 'Church during the 20 years of it's ..'Members who. seanred in the. war. Thirty-five -names inscribed -(Ay Correop6adent) For tree plck up .'&a Was Institute was herd in *Wedr-seday. una un, at the service- last Sunday. am on the Roll, three of whom have --paid The South Ontario District Ann- phonfi BROOKLIN 1(insale'last Delegates Claremont X*ames, The W. X S. of St. John's will hold their June the suoreme sacrifice. The Ajax ual'ideeting �f the Werneas! h1stit- PIC KERIN G were:. Remy Johnston.' EL G. Miclutyre, v*etilng on june 21st- at - 2.30 p. m, at the home Of Awlican choir furnished the music for- the service. usic ute was held st Kinsa!e an Wednes day last. Ten out of eleven braach. . PICKERING .'IL TAhm-n A. Giles and W.I.R. Ev- Mrs. 0.- Burt.om Mrs. W. Gray and Mr. and Mm,GordOA Crowder, of es were well representr-d. Reports of AGINCOURT 21" Sam S*V. W.. X Wenham attended -the group A are in charge of the 11"9' am.**Roll Call vase word,. 1Be&Ut7"vaembers Stouffville, spent a few days last the standing. conxmittees showed the maintain a lively. iaterest We- pay the phone charge# = Baptist_ -9ommsnki?j"or.'!�� and u,_� and Blue � Book study,- The Rome week at the home of Mr. and -Mrs. I V PhiMps, Spruce Drive. in all phases of the W. I. pro DO bi Y 00 1UNG LTW W. rVanner 10w, Borun qun- arch this week. Mission fleet. I.Adiea.:plesso. yoor mite boxes. Corp. Bruce Phillips, wife and son Charlie, spent th6 week -end at the White Br,�okplin, gave wr ezlighteniar account of the work T"CO Un .4= interdenominational rally, will Ise hold . in the witift'imae Bapifirt (2k- North Pickering RN Cress home of his parwAv,- Mr. and Mrs. of the Provicial Board, sod mention ed teat the book Historical Re' unh this Saturday evening. TWO �mery go" speakWis will be in atten- Claremont A*. Brougham units R Phillipe Pa.' Mri. William Taylor, of Toronto spent a few days her of search, so splendMy arranged by U Johnston Of. Brougham, has been cowe over 3 an 2 - jean dry, aj2d Year heifers. Prof Staples First dhwo. Sevenol eon are going from . were represented-st the Pked Cross meeting held- -at the home of the with Mrs. S. Q Morrish. . sent to Victoria, B. C. with this do- won an beffer 2 years, dry, which afterwards here and all young people are urg- ad to attend. ' President, Mrs, Harvey, Errqughmn, Mr. Reg. Somerville, we am sorry legatest. -who- an attimuLing the Pie' sold at the Richmond Hill. was en Mow 'A I&M numb" turned out for the farm Mr. W. OR MOD&Y IN& A 'donation of $m was no& to the jam for Britain to my is d up with a e. bad knee. - Bud Conners Of the Agmy spent --inint convention there. Miss Collins, of the W. L branch - - -day for $VS. .-Bokar Fawn won First an 7bar-a raising an the Of echeession, of the M I&* �J�wd. Krdtters an urgently asked the week -end at his home hem Dept. of Agriculture, jhe- M was SPe&- year. ling heifers which sold fox, $4S@ at week The bienunall me v4 In The to eentizas with.soclos for the Army Za or u blue, and the new Mrs. Roeddingi of Londcat, ia via- i iting her daughter Mr- a. A. E. Holley. ..ker of the afternoon, and she thrill ed her listeners by telling abo.$tt the the annual We. W. D. Thomson,. BrookUn, two vikows on the mai floor. caly casualty of the afternoon, W&B froy quota is 11or the Women's Auxiliary ser- Mrs. F. W. Madden, of Brachin. raspirying visit Of Kim Christmas of WM 71rat oft heifer calves and also ow Mr. Ross Watson, who bad his um vim This branch is asked for deove- spent the weeWerxi with -Xiss A. Brander, Migland and Wales, where then England and Wales, where there Chanivionshiu, female "- the Lead planed under spost� that had Fallen. Mr aW KM Jamespkkru MW less sweaters, gloves' and - kneo. high wckw__X of each. Mount Zion and - while hen attended the service on Sundal. at Lrskine an 350MO mambem Outstanding Prize over all breeds. The Parish ShowWas 'tho best ' -a& of Toronto, Freeman and faMily of ftrt Ferry and Sgte. loonord of is starting m grey flannel pants for bo ChurcX Red Cross will meet at the home 'A Klas Collin's ta1W was -the'- fact that "little loss' mounts up to A advertisement Jerseys hwe had in this district Each treeider is to be the army were with Mr. and Xro. rrugh&m shipped to Mrs. Birkett of Mrs. Jack McGlashan an Tues- tremendous total when everybody, congratulated on bU contributieft -James XcCoullagh on Sunday. last week. 6 sleeveless sweaters, I day, June 19 at 2.30 M 'E P P� ' Every practices it, as they have .learned to Eltitain, At the annual sale at Richmond The regular Meeting of the Wo- kwftAs be turtle -neck, lo pain socks and -me one welcome. We.-need.your help to keep up the quota - in A SimPle' unProoelve meM0`W Hill on Mondar,,'there were cattle from the herds. of Goorge, Todd, W. aidna' will hold on June 20th at the home of Mrs. Hugh quillL The: A Annual Homo. Service will service In MOCCOrY of seven memb- F. patty and Son; W. W, Staples; Cwfta The top1q, "Agriculture and held at Dunbarton United Church -ers who have Passed to their reward Leonard McQuay, Bokar Fams; Canadian Industries" will be tak- �Greenwo4A on suiday, June 17, at 11.00 a. m. since the last District Annual was Woodlands Investment G Tag - --th by Mrs.-. Frin-dO Carson. A quiz. be The church will be beautifully dec- orated with :do*erv6 making a loves conducted by Mrs. F. Robdrto, of- Whitby, assisted by five officers. P ere Orchards and W. D. Tgammon. Heifer calves f Bok" Farm contest will . conducted by 31" Mr. imd Mrs. George Heney, of ely setting for, the ' Sacrament of I Whitby branch won the brief cam and p. IL Chap man's brought $M Ime awdyimry�� Tom%ite, Mr. -1 Baptism minietsr!s m,b- 4ed-for the pro - -smw JQr- each and-im -Dart-wf-the contitb- will -be lirs, on sun- Corbqtt and farad on Saturday ject will be "The m essage of the the year, judged by Him Collins, utions to the Navy League whi& - ---,�dsy,'June 24th. Tfie, guest speaker Kim Smith, of Toronto spent the 'at ow e F1 re". A Men's Service will :be herd Mrs. Brady, Mrs. Harvey and Mrs; Wags. Reports of the convention 'of totalled $3600. -,Will be Rev. A. J. SE*W a the Bap. wee*mmd the Parson"age. I in the- evening at 7M p m. A Federation Agriculture The highest price for an -abnaa tint Church, Whitavale. musk at the Miss Katie Green, of the Citi,- most 0ordial. invitation is extended the of weri in -these two counties was $450 -paid • 'zoornks service will be- supplW by was with Mrs. Green and Miss Edna to the men of the community to be bsCool MsBrady given y Mr. ooanr. to Bolar Farm. The average for the the local chortr and for the evening, 7a male choir of the Clanneunt Uni. for a few days, . Min BUY Brown Mry. jL W. pres6nt for this service. 17 1 ;May i . At the election of officers, Mist, Brown was re-elected Presid- whole age was $354. Special Prizes were given'for the snd� Baptist Churches will. Pre- McVey attended the United Clurch-- Rally # -the XaplW- Leaf Gardens -- - - - ------ Bii" Road ent; vice-presid6nts: Mrs. R. Brady' of Whitby, Mrs. L. Roney of Hon- Junior 'Boys, and Girls, but only a waries appeared. sent the music. and report a grand ead helpful eydale, Miss Helen Jackson, Brook- Rey"Ids Brothers Home, Togedw The Reynolds" brothers, Jim meeting. Mrs. IL Wilson- spot, the week. - Mr. and- Mrs. Walter Middleton, lift; Sec--Tre".�, Mrs, W. Heron,'of Brooklin; Fedp-ratioft Rep, Mrs. N. Warden and Aricultural Cemm� of County C4wjwg Tour Severd and 'Douicof the !R. N. A. both, at end with the S. Corbett fooni y Vern and Jean, attended thd Scott- J. -White of Brooklin; Alternate Tow ships in Ontario Count y ,:rte JhMe together an bMsve for. the first VMS in two years. Both boys have The W. X S, held their monthly �m meeting at the home, of � re. J. L. Dingwall wedding at Dundalk on Saturday, and 'spent the week -end Kro, Holliday, Brooklin: District , Ire Ks%-, -delegate to convmtiou, h . . -The Agricultural Committee Of doni carafiderable� travelling "s navy. with They an the sons,of, Mr. Pegg* an Thursday last They sent a bale to the suj�ply. section at Brook- with ftlatives. Mrs. Edgar James, Mr& Joseph, 'Mrs., Intyre of CWwaant, altexnate, Mrs' J. Wagg of Brooklin; Resolutions, the, County Council met on gay 28 to visit areas where White Grub had Mrs. hN 'to 'to the West, Wright, Jacit Bradshw and Mrs, H. Hocidn, of Shirley; asdib- h and Clifford Reynolds. Tom_Mrs. go valines at fifty -Ave "Ism Lon Wilson gave tsecond j, WW Mrs. C. Sim_ p- ors, MMon caused eavy, damage,said also in w areas- here Rust Uft has been PrOVW_ irayier CA"rates 9kh Erthday Nqmday The Salem Cesnetery Decoration Day will be held' on Sunday bloodWdonation at the Oshawa Clinic on ednesday.. evening. J son of Broolidin. The Kinsde W -A. served a delie- ent. Mon]! iii Roach an 1- Xre. William Taylor of Ashburn, celebrated celebrated her 00th -birthday on Sun.- after- noon, June 24.- Particulars next week. Madilt—Farley sous hot I fft -noon wld& was much enjoyed and appreciated. Mrs. gcgd ,�n�es Uxbridge Townships have -beast art- W asked during the past season by. Asy with her furilly and grand chil- -dren A quiet but pretty wedding took Place at the United Church manse' .Johnson of. Claremnont th=ked them tor their hospitality. W-4ite Grub, the and being destroy- 'to and griat grand children. BE"' Wesley Slack, Jim wW Jake To ylor Mount Zion Clarernont, on' Saturday afternoon ed the' extent where no gran is growing, whatsoever, this year on of Claremont were in attendsmcj at last, when Phyllis F&rle Y. you4jest ML daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Jameif-' -Alrthur Stephenson Jaw*s the affected area&. re -union. Jack Norton &Q Sm Buy Timber Kiss 'Ruby Sinclair, Whitevale,- spent the week -end with Mr. and- Farley becam e the bride 'of Staniley Ross Madill, *st Mr. James Stephenson, second 'son of It ins, the--e�Of-"16-Cffl1*1r-- ittee % that, where' possible, than Lot and Swootp Land ;ack Norton and Son have Pur Mrs, E:rml Carom am family. youn am otf and Mrs. Fred, Madill, Claremont. the late John Stevhensony of Pick- areas should be disced and re-seed- ed , to pasture mixtures', using . a chased a Umber lot and swamp land The pupils of Lower and Middle School of Whitby, have completed The bride, becominey attired in' white silk Jersey' dressy . wearing ering and Columbus, relic of the late Mildr6d White, of -Greenwood, died high Perecatage Of clovift in .tits a Just south of the railway. A market bas already been found for the earth -a another . year• Mr. and Mrs. Prarili Disney - a corsage of. pink roses and string the -of midde aly at his home at Lot 2, Com 6, Scott Twp., on Tuesday, May 29, mixtures. Sweet - -Clover was jim Mor amended in the mixture in or- ..�Qd.the swamp. and daughter, spent Sunday, with rela-%. of. Pearls, gift the groomac cornivanied. by her sister, Helen Glray 1945, in his 70th year. der that L new, sod could. be establish- ed. as soon as possible. Brougliam fives at Oshawa-' The W. A. met last week at• the home Mrs. B. "Xri- wearing a lime green dress with cor- save of yellow roses. The groom was Deceased was• born st Scugog AM - spent his earlier dayi there, and on Many farms have , experienced heavy losses from 'Rust 4uring the of Jaxinieion: 9UPPOrted by his 'brother Kenneth the. base line south of. Pickering, Past flew years. In many localitiss for the week were: Eldred gave a very interesting -talk about her 'trip "to pTew Zealand. Madill• For travelliwore m. the bride where his father farined many years. While there he met and married 'buckthorn-andwild barberry is qd1le -'Visitors end the Horne family, - Mrs. ,McLean and Mr. and Mrs... Arch Bunker, of 'turquoise blue suit with -white see- Mildied White and for several years common In fence rows, and then two shrubs are hosts. to - Red Runt .,:family and Min Doreen Findlay of "Toratno and the Grant Xalcomx. Salem, Spent Sunda 'with Mr. and 14 rs.'Cecil Disney and familA... essories. The bride and groom� left for a trip to Northern Ontario. farnied in the Pickering neighbor - hood, and for shorter periods at during the. latter part of May wA: . at the X -Malcom, havio. Salean Decoration Day- will beheld . 61! — - Whitby, 'Brougham and 'Claremont. - -to June. The Rust spores then leave the barberry and are blow to g1ro" The Knox family at ths� W. XWX ij.U-1a=-- on Swidij I Fiji lat- M Parish Show,.. continued this union five - There were born .- bo- children. Followinn'this he rented - i "rops- *he:fe - treat -damage rVault& bmer attending Afldfto� num- the Many, Of -our young people' enjoy- of Pickerin g; W. D. Thomson, Of his father -in the farm of -law Lor- It is reconnnended, that fence re" s. be cleared of then -shrubs to'prev- Mos WM& Virilin- at,. Mr., i ed W tPfP'td'Ni8gW* PUB, on Sat- urday, June 2. Brooklin; Prof. M. W. Staples, of erzo White, north of Greenwood. After a short period them b e moved sat' the spreading of Rust Saw $ � Don Bfte& Miss, Zdla Seebeck at Der home Orono;W. F. Bi;tty ard, Son, Brook Un; R. Stenger wA'Son, Orono; Dr. to the farm of James Cochrane, east farmers have had read suceesshirw Ing a bulldozer to rernove'the fenee Mr. John HinAlton spent the Dunbarto n Wm. Sherwin, Orono; and Mr. R ownian of 13 voie. of Claremont. He event some Ceara re, then rented the Jan. HbrtOP 'evintually rows entirely, where shrubs hard tion are thlek..LBY derlgrowth this memw OW with his sister in WOW& Fifteen classes- were shown -and B, 6im. This firm became too large for him, no. he bqught..the fende row can be culti-oatedi keep - Mlis Rasel Harafts was with he -peovlq. over SwAsy. Ins tsscl� Ono &W Pupils of Dun6 barton Anglican, Sunday School, herd waivetition opew-to all L bres&'. followed. - Mr. George Innes, Wood. smaller 1am weft and north of U%.! Ing down these shrubs. Other 1av- mers have already trimmed out the'' r- ii� resident in the pei k4 in a very fitting way, the 30th stock, President os the c J. C. C. bridge, where, after three successful he came to hip death quietly fence rows mid are endeavoring to of the late 300 Marths. .:,,,er, passed away at TUM' Alliston '-hast mV9VerftrY of' the ordhatidn of was the Jufte, and Frank -M. Chap- man. President of the Ontario Jtr- years, as"he-woiald'have had it' spray new growth with Chem . jed .. Weed Killers. their Popular rector and By erinten- my. Broaters was -RinVtmsst,8r-,TBs- Bremner, Secretary of the C. J. C. After a service at his home, be was buAed at' Claremont Union -Cem- The annual loss from 'Rust Is trernendous,to famers in Rust Week A. siste id the Ut+jejohn, the family Woved to To- —_p - dent Supuer was served to all 'thi "UtO MISAV Years ago. She is -the last of the family. Sunday School. after which Ab. Robinson, was prevented with -a wall. C. was present and took official re- etery, Rev. William Atkinson, Ux- bridge,. officiatinr. all areas. The ommittee afe an-xiouo Brougham people were interested et and a book. The proceedings' were concluded by Playing -games and ev- cords. Bokar Farms won First for aged He leaves to mourn his loss, the family five: Edith, at hn<me; Ethel to assist - i ane way possible to encoura" all farmers to - em+er jL "'n the two weddings Of Saturday 'last, when Hugh Miller of "Thistle ery One voted it a very happy time. Dumbarton Anglican church bulls.; W. F. -Batty and Son, for the yearli-ng bulls and R. Stenger and of (Mrs Levi Norton), Uxb-j�dge; El- campaign against bucktharn and wild barber" in the comity during ELL I" was united fn marriage to Miss MO j Moan was filled to capacity n May 30th, o '011 Son for bull calves. The Chpmpion ' Tner,.Wbitby; Rnx, of Toronto and Oscar, with the RCAF, at Sydney; June, if rovible. Of Port Hope and . the Marie -Madill wedding reported on the occasion of the visit Of the male went to Boliar, as well as the Pd uce of dam. also six grmdehildrdn. His brothers The Agricultural Committee of the County Council tho.Re ar��thpr page of this ime. Archbdahor of the Diocese to ad-" Son won First in tows- sisters include: Thomas, of Tor- and aw 1� _ r.. - W1TTY KIT'T�' _ On - the Home -Frant- By. C Kessler �.IFE'S LIKE THAT.. By Fred Neher_ - --•- - i ! — ^ E WILL Yum - AkAlY MAP., , MS ", ^ �' �� Va►661NS, I VE COT �• s ��,� A 1219 ROAST I " Gash �o _ FOR u0u — �' � � •, ... ; At�oT�It: R ' WAIV•r TD lAS'E 8mc11Ea� Vous 'ram - - 41 ,Tbe mentally sketchy girl-friend W •'. • ' ' • ' �..tetlgs lice's a dizzy wrurl and she's . _ .. .. _ _ . -- -- • _ _ � � •• - - . caught in lt.-�'�--� —;; . ta.,.... a c•rw,t,w M...►.u,., "You were right, Pop, about it beim' puppy love between that little blonde end me .. you oughta see the -swell little - - - - - redhead that has moved nest door." _--_ oua• Poff-rWAR OaVAMs`FUNNY BUSINESS By Ilei ....ergerCME '-�- ' '141x..1 f..IW.1Y.. ►•YM1 _ „ . - By J.R.Williams •' Out Our Way i111 i41"5 Ttt' LIFE ! `IEI t-• _. _ _ ' GO wt•+EN ?CSU FREE _ _ `3 WANT, Wu.RE AS Tt•. - r `01i WAkff, AAP WING! Uo AS HOU WANT: — LIKE. WILD NODS' FREE AS TH' wINDf,,-: I .� ok 44:4l L• cit rya yy z� , -r . y c f� .rte -, r ,i � r� 'r Y I iy�1. 1•i .'� - '.qy�, ,Y• :,hr L�ius � ,yy �• �� A �, V \:•}L„ �,iW •�y»�' , •' •• T- -"-4 - , 42810042810001r 8..r TM ss �� Yaf $onHieepmg Hannah says what 40 / • .iode7's bousewife needs a �v boar week with time and a half for- va1/.IG overtime. , ' t`" ITCH HOI D EVERYTHING - - sem.•— - - Taw•,.v�\•� =�1111111- - • j/-- "he can word e #Iways maltea circular garden beds so BOfZN Tr-IIczTY yEAlzs 'too Sooty �;,; ,� f •e in the shade I" _ P : REG'LAR FELLERS—On the Alert By GENE BYRNES IMPOPUANT I G OM CH' Ir= TO WATCH GxJT T!1! NRST FLY AkD SEL THAT NOT ! _ OF THL seA80H, 1 6,0T VA 000bA 31NGLIr FLY I s . ORT iiAM S IiApM. a GETS IN'THl. HOUSE IN � • „ \ O * I RIGHT.+ Y ., I • IL 7M• 11 �A.f!•111Q. 1. A �. "This is a corny geography - sot a word about Tarawa , or - Kwajalein!" MUTT AND -JEFF-^After All,-.Maybe Mutt @nly--Went-Home For His' Ration Book By BUD FISHER THE SPORTING THING -` y MUTT, DO ME A SURE!- FAVOR? 14OLDTRE s' l� l , . END of ToIs ROPE FoR ME dr Eli "So, you couldn t find-a sheet-an' Jou had to' take two pillowcases!" •, - R -ByJ. MILLA POP=Db4blingU I " NO, GQLOWf*L WELL' YOU -THAN6fS NiUCN I - _ r J D1 DWT I 5EE YOU . YOU Vi= MADE UST 44AVE _ A DOUBLE-) -JM--THE- LONG A DOUBLE : PLEAS'f=.) BAR JUST A MI STAKE ; NOW, .POP �• �� ::; - - _ i V. -- (`1 ::•: ::•:•: is .......• • ...:. 1 .�P • i. i him off to a stockade and kept him caged with real Jap prisoners despite his protests. He got out when his own captain identified him. CRUSIS IN LEVANT Great -Britain ' has ordered het troops into the Levant. and has served a virtual ultimatum to French forces to cease hostilities: as strife between Arab and French troops mounts in Syria and Le- banon. British intervention claimed three weeks of disorders. Damas- cus was aflame after shelling and bombing by the French. Hama was also under attack. Lower map shows strife area iu relation to y y J K This first photo to be released on" "Operation Fido" (Fog Investi- _ gction Dispersal Operations) shays how fog was articially dis- persed from RAF airfields by lines of burners on each side of .main runways. In -the picture, an RAF Lancaster is taking off, from clear -vision field, though fog hangs -heavy up above. ' The British public often was country blanketed 'in fag and with puzzled during the war to read. gg `� `ft under 200 yards of visibility. that raids had been carried_aut - ignited this produces a wall of in. Had' it not berms for the in Berlin or other places in Ger-: , roll MAP of s s tensive bombing of Field Mat: many when they knew that over r shat Gen. Gerd von Ru ndstedt's large areas. of England then was , supply lines in December, 1944. - On July. 17, 1944; Air Vice=Mar- when fog was almost constantly low You Can' het '48i Ck over the British Pathfinders' ,; Belie# From Sore;, Painful Piles 130 yards, with the surrounding most people seem to think the on -painful pile tumors soon Aenl overly, Way to get relief from their sore, Ppalntul plies is by local treatment leavine Lite tiensitivti rectal mem- branes clean and healthy. Local treatment may give tempor- . We Invite you totry Hem=Bold ary, relief from the itching but and ler It Drove itself. You can yon eaa ensilq nee why such treat- make your • to Rr In 'the Went w11 not cor• privacy o1 erect the cave of your, own home. NO COST it you .answer to. the' fog problem could No lasting free are not convince d be found. - dom from pile can be had unless that this is a ` Amazingly e a e y Yet, in the end; the Petroleum the cause of the and surprisingly „ affective method i trouble U correct• • •d Piles are due .� ". of treating your answer. It was crude and irery to , l o t es t u n a: sore; painful piles. extravagant in gasoline, and less onuses so the beat t Way to.get-lasting; a • R package --ring, at relief Is to treat y' them them internally ofOFiem-f to- " with a medicine day from a d y drug. store and peacetime. Yet in wartime, when Ilke flem-Roid. use It as directed ' Hem-Kofd to a 3 for JUST FIVE formula that has DAYS. At the tad been used for over fz y of that time IC _ can - fliers with a shout of joy. 40 years by thou �w rtr`. s a you are not nb- sande df pile' out y z z x 3 s o l u t e l y ours ti ferare It is a µ f : ,. Hem-Roid to the small, htghlq nicest, cleanest airdrome far the taking off of centrated end most effective .. 1 i easy and pleas=. �- p I 1 e treatment ,ant to use. This ru.ea o, . k-roret.lons, cleverly o o m - Moclei you aver tried, re - turn (he unused pounded tablet formula directs portion or the package to your Its medical action to relief of the druggl,. ana tie will promptly re. conges'.1on that to the real cause of fund your muney. " your piles. Hem-Roid promuteu 11t1Y1'Ei This gtenereas offer V free, easy and comfortable bowel bucked by s reliable firm doles has. ?movements, Quickly relieves Itching Iness is Canada for s aooll a/any Irritation and soreness and stimu- years. Hen. -Nolo otusr help your lates berler blood circulation to the pile rendition, quickly, easily nod lower bowel. With good blood olr- silensiaat17 e., this simple, easy test him off to a stockade and kept him caged with real Jap prisoners despite his protests. He got out when his own captain identified him. CRUSIS IN LEVANT Great -Britain ' has ordered het troops into the Levant. and has served a virtual ultimatum to French forces to cease hostilities: as strife between Arab and French troops mounts in Syria and Le- banon. British intervention claimed three weeks of disorders. Damas- cus was aflame after shelling and bombing by the French. Hama was also under attack. Lower map shows strife area iu relation to y y J K This first photo to be released on" "Operation Fido" (Fog Investi- _ gction Dispersal Operations) shays how fog was articially dis- persed from RAF airfields by lines of burners on each side of .main runways. In -the picture, an RAF Lancaster is taking off, from clear -vision field, though fog hangs -heavy up above. ' The British public often was country blanketed 'in fag and with puzzled during the war to read. gg `� `ft under 200 yards of visibility. that raids had been carried_aut - ignited this produces a wall of in. Had' it not berms for the in Berlin or other places in Ger-: , roll MAP of s s tensive bombing of Field Mat: many when they knew that over denses the"moist fog to liquid up ' shat Gen. Gerd von Ru ndstedt's large areas. of England then was , supply lines in December, 1944. widespread fog. No one knew how. On July. 17, 1944; Air Vice=Mar- when fog was almost constantly it could be dope, but it was sup. tib over the British Pathfinders' posed. that somehow -the pilots had 130 yards, with the surrounding airdromes, it is possible' that the found an airdrome free from fog. German push toward . Antwerp Actually, many landing accl. might have . succeeded and the dents took place because- of poor, war might have been -much pro - visibility, and many potential longed. "FIDQ" came to the res - bombing hours were lost -Aad for cue and it is expected to be a long time it seemed • that• no equally valuable in British peace - .answer to. the' fog problem could time civil aviation, be found. - Yet, in the end; the Petroleum Warfare Department found the answer. It was crude and irery ' extravagant in gasoline, and less expensive methods willhave to --ring, at be developed for "FIDO's" use in peacetime. Yet in wartime, when OIRD costs do not count, "FIDQ" was greeted by British and Ameti- _ can - fliers with a shout of joy. HCMELS By means. of that ingenious de- vice it was possible .to de -fog an ern, airdrome far the taking off of _ 'ft'sp .. 1 i ..__.�- _ w . ...v.. .... .va w return after the planes had In" s landed -safely._ The device is i long rectangle es low as of piping laid around the run-' ISO f � ways and pierced with small holes through' which gasoline vapor»can gg `� `ft be pumped ander pressure. When$954 ignited this produces a wall of in. 1W PNM tensely hot flames. Within 10 , roll MAP of s s minutes, the blazing heat Con- denses the"moist fog to liquid up ' Mettltssl to •a height of about 100 feet above , the ground. On July. 17, 1944; Air Vice=Mar- shal Bennett made four landings on tib a. completely cleared runway of 130 yards, with the surrounding 7/ itis i 64W `► MOP Xel`ws °Naturally we will build all the furnaces for which manpo -and materials are available. . But there are not going -.to be enough CLARE HECLA Furnaces to go around .. and the most urgent needs must be met first; Any owner will .tell .:,you a CLARE-HECLA is we1J .....worth waiting for, , , it s 'backed by 90 years' exper- fence and -progress in effic-- rent home heating. if you really need a new furnace Q this fall better see your Clare' eater now. � �d1X4A0W Aw Iter • : �f WMENIV - , How, P'k+ n'oip 9it ted wo T1� 7," Pdl, Bub D• >f tt 3 A i � 0 � S - care ow tuft. 1110100 7Mow, ~Z *p lLsesriM - a 16d 106 in i7 fi 1!a K 67 us 7 - DOO9HB. _ _ >Iti�+Tatdmitt s:< a0 21 4I 2't . u u 10 AL, -- — ,. T Vk e O� W()QD, (�$�[$pT9 Aiaelsir 14A ' U4 83 4s 06W► 366 >wr r - { Grct The Big Store1 Ind Men!* :Clocking. G - ` BUILDAR 8 SUPPLIBs t looa.I;aartsga work You khbw Nhdtt in the BAG Ws aveatso >plased in stock 6 fnU y < .N. Lon. �J when you buy I • Piekering, Ont. / i Phones — Yards 44: Res. 66W 4 ; ? ��tA .A Product of - ` A timelyZ hint. ,, C��°`�`> * MAPLE LEAF •MILLING CO. LTD. Elka �$ CN for Sole by s piRADiCSWiiBF3NZINH b �EE� # t .. ; :A• W MITCHELL . - • .--. # i Pickering, Ontario + ,# _(m0th false Crystals) _ si otti othes • Moths•• A" (Iffiff") lardware lb. tin 43c f ATT'1'I'IOt!1 I+1R>1dEIt$�ill - C: AN THE REXALL TORE T dim ��e-is mere -= , J. R. HOYES PbM B► 1 : Altana. Red ®lover, Tinwtbr and All" PSoae�. Pick 6S ,i • our Ste# ia-.t,omnplatls OCK_ - - : ' ' �r Cstdsm Seeis—kik- asd P'+ se Sets ad Ynitipliess �\ . c–i' S Is Here! Sellers & Atkinson p� GARDEN SEEDERS. CULTIVATORS __'Wo can amply 7�' w•� - THEATRE i p600° Age. 2D1WB - Stotatl. � f�ffiCK FS38 ad WATt�S FOUN'Y8 FLJTE, DUROLAVE 'Licensed 8-H Paints. F-Emeis , Varnish - PICK F KING _ J. S. B ALSp ON. . a at qs • Auctioneers aha aim= Papa' clew ZgDg�Ay, FLIT-. $ATUSDAY 24 Year's Experience — - JUNE 14, 15 and 18 Sales, conducted aniwhers. Brooms. Hoes, Fogs. set- _ _ 1 Saturday Matinee at 1.i0 i . Spedliaing in Farm Stock, Ganks Cultivators, ,Rake* Laws -' �t - - Ftirnitnre. and y Sales. Sud�ne�� l�`eClar - oand9 p.m All ad�%rtis�ed. Bina piep.rea and My pal Wolf ALVIN BUSHBY GORDON F. OSBORNE E. RICH ARD�ON f' Sbarys Moffat -Jill isesvona Ptoiii t CerVILe C. L. U. GIRNHDRAL INSURANa'FtR p Hardware and Tinsmith ,with ihn: O'Connor DISTRICT MANAGER REAL S6?ATL _ Reasonable Rates I phone 48 CONVEYANCING Jia ■ud Una O'Connor E3tPIRE LIFE ' PBONE 290 STSUFFVILLE .. A& old established any, =wdy XoNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY Notice I tasarance Colnlow ' I to serve. Phone, Pickering d@ Wanted to -Buy — pianos, radios, �� + Repre�tatives ' :t. �7UNE 18. 18 null SO ' •' washing machines, violins, sewing t;@abination Storm Doors sol i •hofs D. Munro , �-# bicycles, tricycles: Have —Made N Oriee W. H. Curtis 4 �• .�• E'.� .! Last Cmogt'lete Show At 824 machines, Storm Rash o .yon. Any of the above items that �� Telephone, Tom Pnckrin �7i2Ak Die - on are 'not usingand wish to � sell Y Asphalt Shingles Llasuranee alt aD Elms ►� t Please describe fully. Write Box Bola to : ae, 522 Whitby, Ont ;��' 606 News Office. Jun 30 Asphalt Siding + I' 15th Year M ,i Love �Y011 wall Hearns rte. WM. MCEACHNIE Insaraae. sansei _ Wanted—Singer Drop Head Sewing Machines. We pay cash. Call or - Address - 'Jon Hall Louise Allbritton write. Singer Sewing hJachsne; 16 - FURNITURE DEALER N M 'Gordon Brougham, Ont -' Plc>< 6 R 22 F,fivard Everett Horton, Erie Blore Ontario Str. Oshawa, phone 69a • • FUNERAL DIRECTOR 30 tf • an aides aaraetiasi — _ : Y vete Ambulance, Clarke 'Prentice Ptri bola Service THE MAN IN HALF MOON -or NightAUCTI STREET ► , Fresh- MeatsPick _ Phone 13 P* c a )ft Astoher sad Helen Walker .. - aieio; suooassor to :p. Hsu Pi.. _ ... `' . • ties of C. A. S. F., aAd of the IVIS ! AY FRI SATURDA? — ' 'Fruits and ♦ e$et bles _ Pi�kariiige Mario J. H. Preatiq . (formerly PsstlRMs ` THU1i.SD , _ and t—Tena). Fares end ' '1�sss• �! JUNE 21, 22 And 23 _ • W 11rI. MAW Sales>. � ,apt Tab ater The National _Fish in" n PHONE AGIN. 6! W i, >I[ILId� -: LI -- - -- AIR CHN AUCTIONEER sed Dance VALUATOR Barrister solicitor Notary ftbus - Barn: ::Sales conducfRd Aaywliere SILK S MARKET ;1 :' C. C. R.ICHARDSN item gather and Charles Quigley Phone or Write ' Nation Barn Dance Radio Troupe-.P'hone Pickering 26 614 Dundas St. East, Whitby, Ont. . Shite 611 — aToContinental Life S7!iai , Nat 871 Bay 5t. Toronto n to:You to Easter an re t;.I. - .-Bought dna Sold—. Y R I L E. M O RL E Y .Not��e Harold Bro©k's Used Clothing — sterilized, clean: ------ . _:.. ed and pressed like new. Larry a 'We do building of an ]dadsMarge 56 $ 1.00 Store stock of high claw suits, INSURANCE overcoats: and Also a CARPENTERING pantd, good :- CEMENTING ' _ _ stock of new . leather coati and • - PLUMBING - We have a new shipment of Aprons windbreakers, and gents' furnish- ROOFING and ?owels,also wool sodls ,Ties .ect, Ingo at very reasonable prices. Call PHONE 6 7 PICK. We alio Bell $raniford 'Itoofiug d G' a in Cards and be convinced: - - Materials, • Empire Bathroom : ' Sam Schwartz- �t' Equipment, Duro Wz`ter, 'Clare Ont• 8j stems, Beatty StaOo f 21 Bond Street West, Oshawa, Ont. Equipe ieut, . and Building Materials . _. ' °ate FresPICKERING MEAT MARKED' ' tisfork Guarantees +r phone 6602 FRANK R. SMITH ANNOUNGF IT$ L 'Qualityar First • Service our A im DONALD RUDDY Br:ster B. A,. B. se- .._. pt. rletar� PebYc. btoosate it ram