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VOL. LXIV C3.. Gt ONT., FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1945 No. 44 : a
ry-Mew Featev rat ures iaeluded
ominion
: aCelebratIon
FHundred
MSi' OF JULT (2nd) CLLI& BIRTHS
BRATION HERE ATTRACTING OvOr One Mftd ars of '!'he
i George Hutchings' Home i
Oddfellows' Order Attend Divine Pickering Village
t, ATTENTION OF OUTSIDERS Pte. asci, Mrs. P. J. Metherel (nee •• � Broilcen. Into •.. _
E Live Stock Features Specialty rviee Here on S�day Last. Alma
. St. John) armour the art
. FarmeraShould Look This LiJ6 ival of their second daughter, sister About $67.00 was taken from the Her--fiiende here will be interest -
Over one hundred members of the for Shirley May, on' Saturday, June home of George Hutchings, follow- ed in hearing of His Majesty's a -
The danous' departments of the Mellows' Order, of Pickering 9, 1945, at Oshawa General Hosp- ung a break-in on Sunday. Chief J. warding of the O. - B. E. to Mit _
CelebrationInamiskion Tiny _ -Lodge, accompanied by members ital. Mother -and baby f .re; Daddy B. Irvi 6 summoned to the case, in- Norah Cooper, W. R. N. S. recently.
from oron o, Oshawa, Whitby and vesti
Bering are busily finishing up arr- overseas gated and has already issued the Miss Cooper is a niece of Mrs. W.
Biooklin, attended the 11.00 service warrant for arrest J. Clark and is acquainted with a
anThe pr for the day's program. ' to Pickering United C'nurch on Sun- In Memoriam
The program -this Yom' is again - - few of our people here. .
day morning last, under the leader M y pent a fevP
- --being prepared by the Rotary Club '--- .• '• ..Gaudin—Graham r� Arthur Bo es s
ship of acting Marshall Elwood In loving remembrance of a dear
' ,assisted by the Pickering Township days with: her daughter, Mrs. Freak
Agricultural Society. Huyck, Pickering. Leaving their husba:rd and loving father, Irvine Markham June 12 --At the home lin; of Port—Perry: ---
lodge room at the Balsdon Block, F' Dopkung, . who passed away June '
The "day" Decree at 1.30 with the of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. George and Mrs. Robertson, of
they paraded to the..church ccaanp- 25 1944. Graham, Lilliam Margaret Graham, ,
SIG PARADE, starting,on Eliza- a , g Hawkestone Mrs. Thomas Bell, of
• beth St. Entries will be received u anted by a brass band, where then . Dearest Irvine, thou has left us, Barrie and Mrs. E. W. Tink, . of ,
P became the bride of . Gordon Leslie
until one o'clock on the 2nd. Kiddies occupied the greater part of the Our grief, no tongue can tell Gausline son of Mr. and Mrs. Gaus-' Bear _Lake, Mich,, were weel+~•end
and young folk' are urged to get into centre section' of the auditorium. It was God, who took you from us, lin Claremont. on June 9. Rev. B. visitors with Alvin and ' Mrs. Bush -
the parade in costume and what They were addressed by Rev. M. He 'doeth all things well. H Newnham officiated. Clowned in by- !
R. Jenkinson. Canton members from The, rolling stream of life rolls on, white brocadeld orgeady over taffeta g
Lave you Live stock, (horses, cattle g Mies Jean Clark daughter of Mr. • - -
Oshawa were attending with the But still the vacant chair mistied in fingertip veiling, the .
parade etc.) will be a feature of the and Mrs. Allan Clark Lakefieid
and judging shatws horses, local members. _ Recalls the love, the voice, the spent the week -end with her
grand—
teams in harness, heavy and light y bride - was gives in marriage by her other•, Mars, W: J. Clark, and whilst
ARE THERE 100 MEN ? smile of on who once sat there. T*Wer. Her bouquet was of rose- k,
•—.Szdly d�iased by his wife Lillie,
idraught, ponies and saddle horses • _ --_- buds. M:gra Hazel Graham attended here -se+ng amuch-appreciated solo.
looked for in the' sonar Carl, Kennet% and drtughter, at the afternoon service•in the Pres -
we ' esPeciall Are there 100 mm who would like her sister as maid of ho.�or and
parade (they must be entered in be P for two weeks fun?. We Mugsret Mlas Betty Hoover was bridesmaid, byterian Church. ;
the parade to be eligible for thertation to and -from
provide traenspo iPsogeessive Conservative Assoc is costanlnea of white brocaded or- 34m Eileen Bushby took part in'
1040219 AM prizes),. Comic outfitsi` a music recital at the Toronto Conr-
bea�tiful Niagara, and while there Lynbrook, Jane _ 27. _ gaudy over yellow and orchid taff-
teg number are urged. we guarantee you facilities for eta, respectively. They carried rose- servatory of Music last weex i
P Daring the afternoon — softball, aoorW and other activities, The Zed Mr, and Mrs. ' J. Rose Thextou
livid events, games, music, ice cream, Reserve) Battlion, Ontario Reg- Ontario Riding Progressive Con- buds and sweet peas: Serving an
(servative Association members are groomsman was Leonard Hughes. and daughter Margaret, gf Toronto,
soft drinks, hot 'dogs, the Women's will be glad to wekame yon holding a picnic_ at Lynbrook Park For the reception, the. bride's mother were the guests of Mr. and Mss. J. .
er • & Sv c last, Mr.. -The: -
for those, who want to . taioe m Its is" if are d° JVae w of red Dace, while the ton attending the Oddfellowa' ser-;
Sir tilts ages of 17 • 60. Members of, an invita�tiRa is extended to all rorm8'e
a "flyer" with a few dimes• the. Regiuoent w be •sr.� �- Abe" and those . interested in grooms mother was in pale blue vice in the United Church. 1
The evening show will include munity Hall ken tonigIM (Friday, the vbrk of the Association. Mr. T. flowered • crepe, and a contrasting Pickering Continuation School held(
@noose of the best linow's and papular nae �), � anent a6 #boss inter- their final dance of the season is
radio' talent heard regitiari; by stl' K. Creighton, itit P. P. and Major shoulder bouquet. The bride chaag-
sated• • Came -:.,and show ' them that James ' MscBrien will be beard dur- ad to a snit of beige wool, brown the -school last Friday evening.
of as. Mins PhYllla Griffiths and Mr.
Pickering has a made tight to the fag the program which will -include accessories and a Corsage of Doral
Comae early--b:3ag the ia�y asci Bartlett, of Toronto, called al Rev.
,�j County's Olfiaiii kegieaeat ae 0�- ���, �� a! ma�r�y kinds. rosea for v�ellasg.
park your ear. donimikm 26 and awn has. if you have any questional E. C< and Mrs. Robinson on Sunday.
16 easts, ears 26. I will be at the News Office, ready Noraolza Machin. Oahawa, Passes The two visitors are well-kirown
A new and ptaenising feat"" is to answer them, — George Fowler, Suddenly Ratepayers• Association Foraned feature writers on the sta' f of the
31beiy to be announced next week— C* Ont Regiment. at banbartoa Evening Tele
. Bill B�n n.
another funny one—watch for it. Weil known throughout Picker- '--' Bar en oil T ti- left for
a refresh -
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1B. 8peneer, Hail Te4pbrnne G SarLas of Thefts and Steak -inn ins Township, Norman Machin, of A largely attendbd meeting was . , y.
Gives Rotary a Tel pas a[ Followed b Taking into Custody Oehxwa, p� away suddenly ore held at the home of Horace Brown er Coarsa with the RCAF., before .
Thugs to Game ' ` i at Leal YoulKcea Saturday morning . in the Oshawa • to form a Ratepayers' Association, gong overseas.
.• Hospital, following a heart attack A Constitution was drawn up aa,d Mrs. Cyril Morley entered Oshsa-a
Telephone experts believe that, if About ten' days ago the local in his offieft approved. Officers elected pro -teen Hospital on Sunday afternov i for a
it were possible to spree repeater -school building was entered through Born at Brougham 61 years ago, are: President, Horace Browrfi; -Sec- surgical overation. Her' condition at
fetation between the earth and the . a window, and the few dollars be-
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o- where his entente operated a store rets E. R. Hannah; Treasurer, time of writing is reported to be
rrnus f&r many years,. be never lost -con- Ann e� Hume, -Executive Corntnittee: quite favourable.
moon by telephone, R. H. Spencer, taken; on Bustin, afternoon the tact withthe people ere --a reg- axwo y, a son yes o e Army re• -
of Toronto, public information rep- office at the rear of C1arvace Silk's alar visitor to Brougham. He work- Wm. Hume. ceived his release from the Army on.
�+esentative of the Bell Telephone �t market was entered and a sum ed in Campbellville for a few years The Association is to be called Monday, and will be at homy in
.Company, told members of the 'Rot- of money and possibly some goads men went to Oshawa, where he fin- the South Pickering. Ratepayers' charge of the Boyer' Drug Store,.
airy Club at'their dinner ,on Tues- tabes► These two comes are among ally joined the staff of Customs and Association and membership tees carried on so efficiently, by Mrs..
day evening. ',There is no limit to the latest of a number of casae of Excise. He held the position of Coll are $1.00 per' family, payable to toe Aoyes durkig his absence overseas.,
the distance over which one can patty thieving and break-ins report- actor at the time of his death. He Treasurer or the Membership Coin- Mr. and Mrs. Ray _ Doble qnd Mr. _
talk by telephone" he said, "prov- cad to the police. Chief Irvine has was a member of Cedar Lodge A. mittee: Mrs. E. R. Hannah, Mra. S. and Mrs. Henry R'eatney spent the
films that we can apace repeater been investigating for some time,
F. and A, M., and Centre St. United Robinson, Mrs H. BroMi, in Dunbar• week-FOld at one of the lakes in -the
Church, torn, and Mr. Comport, Mrs. R. Camp- Peterboro area.
stations along the voice highway". and the first of the week took 1
Five Mullion people all talking at four young lads from this village -Predeceased by one son Ralph, bell and Mr. G. Fentcra,__ at the Camp -
Mr. and 'airs. Art. Mitchell madam
'once would generate just enough to the Children's Shelter, Oshawa, who was killed in action overseas in Rouge. a trip to North Bay over the week
energy to light an ordu►ary incavi- ire they will be detained until 1943, he leaves to mourn, his wife, end. -- - ----- — --. —
a son, PO. Hugh Mechin; two dau- Arson Charge Lad Asatust- Yule O: S. Vernon - Balsdon, spent the
descent lamp; Mr. Spencer said, ill- the first of the week, when they Ridge Road Resident
testrating the fragility of the human will appear. in the Juvenile Court,
ghters, Mrs Shearer, of Montreal week-e!id with his parents, Mr, and
voice. Jin order to- ' get that weak- conducted by Magistrate Ebbs.
and Dorothy, at'harne a sister, Mrs. Mrs. Clare Balsdon,
„ Blanche Devitt, of Toronto; 'two Following the fire on June 11th,
voice of yours over a telephone lime Also, over , the week-enid the Big brothers; Fred, of Toronto, and when the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
he stated, "it is necessary to asap- Store was subjected to one of its Roy Tripp,g
lify it at regular intervals, by 'regular
a� nbreak-ins,. The frcnt door, Archie, o! Sarnia y wa Pine Ridge Road, Dun-
means of repeater stations. For in- .z.. The funeral service was held on bazton,. was='totally destroyed, the Tenders '
and ° Tuesday, from the Luke-MacIntosh I customary - investigation has been
stance, in making a • call from Hal- A number of brokEa - dishes were
itfax to Vancouver, it is necesesdy' forced, which are thought to have Home, Oshawa. Rev. T. P. anode by the interested 110E iities,
to amplify. the voice during its ben thrown art ,"Major" the watch- Anderson, pastor . of Centre Street with the 'result that a charge of��
journey by whatever one, followed da who evidently brought this ev-' United Church, officiated. Interment arson has been laid by Chief Irvine �ed~
by 75 zeros is called"• g took place at Claremont Union 'against Mr. Tripp, to be heard in
The speaker said that incises s int to an early conclusion. ertieer Cemeteo. the Magistrate's Court, on June 29. Inetallatron of bathroom, septic
losses are not reported from the A further serious chs e has also syste•n In Pick�-
Serson listens. to a recording of his wtom Chief Irvine, did however, re- Pickering ' Red Cross to Receive been laid against the accused, which tank sed plumbing
voice it is physica4 ianpossible for . wove two panes of glass, taking Overseas Returned. Men on will also be heard' on the 29th. ering Uhited Church manse.. Lowest n
tender not necessarily accepted. Fov
]u'm to hearleis voice as others sear therm to finger -print experts in Tor � ' Dominion Day Y P
IL Using lapel and throat micro- moo, who report that finger prints - � _ School Area 'Plan 'Fumed Down further particulars write the
,phones, he showed the difference be- on the glass are those of juveules. One of the interesting featuies — _ . ,
tweeze the vvav a person hears him -
Ai the Daanvuon Day Show here At a meeting of the Council, the
self and as others hear him. BY will be the' presentation b the Local Trustees from seperr school sections -J+• A. Wilson, Secretary, -Bd..
means of the artificial larnyx, Mr. hit. and Mrs.Gerald Cowan At Y :
Home To Their .Friends �d Cross of a "Remembrance or and some ratepayers of this town- _ Q. R. 1,-Ackering
Spencer also shaved how speech is Appreciation Gift" to the boys who, ship, held in tate Municipal Building
ananufactured said by floating a bar —'--". last Thursdayevening, a plan for a
,of steel in the air, -he illustrated the Mr. and. Mrs. Gerald P.. Cowan of have been serviaeg with the forces school area. as turned 'down by it
Rombank, were at home to their and Have now returned home. proposal. W"'ith-the �humh Q .
fact that like poles of two magnets Thera will be something vote 'on the
.repel. These and other demonstrat- friends on Saturday evening lash g under Messrs A. Archibald Hutchison
lona involved the use of some b00 when about a hundred guests from fly' At this time, but as they.
re -
pounds. of electrical equipment. Toronto and the local district were tu'r'n hone similar presentations of Whitby, and Fair, of L-:rionvilte, Pickering
will be made to all the boys and (chairman of ogre of the earliest St. •George's Church Sunday.
Mr. Spencer described the mirro- received, in spite of fire inclement girls who have been with, the forces school areas), .addressed the thirty June 24. 11.00 a. m. 113th Annie -
phone, the Iatest development in weather, and who come from that district odd nuahber in attendance, on the stray, of the Founding of the Par -
sound recording designed by Bell The house was artistically decor- reur�sEnted by . the South Pickei•ih advantages and the system of a ish and Dedicativa of the Honor
Telephone engineers. Since it per- ated .faith Aquileg_a, P.upins,' Iris, g
nits recordrags to be made and re- mad". Peoniens. Mrs. M. B. Hendee- Red Cross, reaching a ndmber of school area. Roll. Special preacher, Col, the Rev
produced irpmlediately, this `'looking son ed as hostess. ,The tea table possibly two hundred. On the vote taker; on forming a T. H. Stewart, M. A., M. C., Dist
school area, there .Were 8 for and rict Chaplain of M. D. 2, Toronto
glass for the voice" enables anyone was' resided over by Mrs. A. E. Thieves Break Into Brougham 14' opposed to the plan. The objec 8.00 p, rp. ' Anniversary Service
to listen to his voice just as he Dal i and Mrs. J. C: Todd. Assist ,Municipal Buildings tions raised were -- the increased Preacher, Rev, E.' G. Robinson, B,
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Would look at his face. rn a mirror. i ung were: Miss Ella Mciiittrick, Mrs. cost and caisolidation�—scar D: -Nott the time of the evening
A,r; as Smith and Miss Isobel
After the address, mangy of the mud- ( Early on Saturday morning, thieves areas. service. Sunday School as usual at
fence -tried the machine . for them- Phillips, entered the municipal office at Brou- A "school area" would mean a '10 a. m. ,
selves. Receivi:rg associates included: wham, by prying open a window on , . grain of $43'00 to, the tow�hip,
Miss Norma Henderson Miss Betty grant. With Dumbarton y
Mr. Spencer was the guest of ties we* side of the room. Some' 'based'"liar a' one -mill
Rotarian George Todd, and was ac- Siddions, Maurice Henderson, Ker,. postage stamps and about , twn • nail-. this .such' a teacher for agriculture St. Paul's, �Dunbarton, Sunday,
compasued by -Two other Bell engin- Dorian and Fred Smith. ars in silver taken. The Clerk's desk and manual training could be •ob- June -24. Sunday -School at 2 p. m. j
eers and Mr. T. Traynor, Manager was forcedaopen, and. ali files raa- tained. One music teacher for the Evening Prayer at 3 p•:•an. Preacher -
Bell '
of the Telephone, Oshawa, and Pickering Wonueee's .Institute sacked. township, domestic science -teacher • at this service, Rev. £: G. Robinson.. -w
Mr. Kinnee, Manager of the Wood- _ -- A,ra:a ntly the thieves were not in- . and books couTd be sold to the pupils Eve;ybody welcome.
bridge, and Vaughan Tel4lione Co. The Pickering Woane.r's Institute tprested in 2ounona enough to ob- by the school for less than half the * s • • i
Next week the club Tn Rmbers en- will meet on Tuesday, June26, at taro about 1069' pounds of putter, cost through retail channels. s Dumbarton 1
gage in •manual •pursuits • some where. the home of Mrs. Frank Smith. about 800 pounds rof Bugar and a Mr. Archibald • stated at the aneet- A social
Cane•—in your working clothes. a' gathering under the ane
Yo B The delegates to the District An- package of ration books that were i.rg that 50 percent of the schools picas of St, pain's W. A. will be, •
nual will give their reports, and in the office. They a]s.) ;eft a Ten in the Province have passed a By- held on Thursday afternoon, June,
RECITAL Mrs. Holliday, frau Whitby, will Dollar cigarette lighter that was on law for "school - aress" or are now 28th, at the heave of Mrs. George
Vidted Church, Pickering, Jane 2!. talk on "Mental Hygiene" Roll 'the ;desk and a brand new type- using the echeane; Toyne, Rouge Hills, to which all
Call .— ower of Print' Pieces, writer. (This meeting and proposal did ladies of the emmunity are invited.
Revnember Mrs. Spratt's recital in table or clnilts. rs. Assistants: MAaide frown a cracked window, no not include the sections along the Articles of various kinde .-will be
the United Church, Pickering, on XVH&d and Mrs. N. Bamirs. l[eeii- other damage was done to the office front or south pwM- of the towa- offered for sale, and tea will be
tine 20th. Pmeeda for Red Crow ing at 2A. Or equipment. � . I gyp)• .. i• •_, y , �-.,.i �' . f erre&
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f.e.b: Bristol, Que. Sole Mfgr. and
Ville, owner
Stayner, Out., Agent
easel mounts, 3 -for25c. -Framed
on ivory tinted mas, 7 x 9". Is
BARRED': RUCKS 12c, I.EGHURN
distributor for Canada and U.S.
(fold, Silver, Circasaian Walnut or
FARM LANDS FOR SALE
Pullets 22c, Barred Rock Pullets
LOCAL SPARK, .TIME AGENTS
Black Ebony finish frames, 69c each.
-2(ic, Leghorns are Barron, strain.
WANTED. A. ARBIC. BRISTOL,
YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
If enlargement colored. 79c eaeb. .
Rocks are O.B,S. Breedi-ng, and
all breeders are blood -tested,
QUE.
IF
buying Farm Lands at reasonable
OLD PICTURES I;ESTOREQ
B. R. Cockerels to six weeks old
prices and terms, in some of the
Vire can restore any old photographs
r�
also Leghorn Pullets eight weeks
old, fully feathered roosting.
FOR SALE,y
-very beat districts of Western
Canada. l;ou are' Invited to write
or snapshot . . and make any '
number of prints .-or enlargements
.and
Hybrid -Broilers four weeks and
- fdr our new 34 page catalogue of
dealred. The process requires tl{*
15.000=STORE AND DWELL NG,
over. One dollar -books your order
Fergus.'
• fFirm lands . for --axle. Free upon
We. also -handle RancJses.
work est skilled - artiste, but - the
is Send us your
mow. Johnson Hatchery.
metal- aide, detaclre - tall(* lot.
Z5,
reques,.
Opportunitlea and City
cost reasonable.
tell us what want
.Ont. -
cement. basement. 6% x all Business
conveniences. Separate sale, Jew-
el es safe and. frxtures. -Phone
rPropertles throughout Western
Canada_,, Whether you desire to
ptcturs- and you
done and we will tell you the cost
before doing the work.
T1V0 WEEK OLD STARTED CHLCK
bargains while •that' lest for Im-
bargain
Arthur 683. BrUtinger. Arthur,
'buy or sell. it will -PAY- YOU to
J.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
delivery. Nun -sexed: Bar-
Ont..
comriiunlcsio with. us. R.
red Rocks, New Hampshire X
P-
--ROL1flS & CO. -LTD., Phone 661.
Offices also
Bos 189, Postal Terminal A. Toronto
LAUNDRY AND DRY' CLEANING
Barred Rocks pullets 22.91, cock=
ere)$ 16.85. -Pullets: w -tilts Leg-
Red beer, Alberta.
-' at Calgary and Lacombe. Alberta.
print Name and Address PlaFnly on
Orders.
hbrn4. Barred Rock X White
Plant in Western Ontario. Doing
'with -
;
FARM FOR SALE -193 ACRffi8 1
Leghorna. 'Austra Whites 25.95.
I exed: Asr+ortrd Heavies
Non-,
over $2400 -weekly business
excellent post war opportunities
STAMPS
-
D_yllet. 20.95, cockerels
for ei panston. Mood money maker.
-real
toile west of Kitchener limits on
13.95: Assorted ' S20.05,
o'r Light
low overhead; estate tion-.
brick bullditigs Includ-
KItchener-Fltratford h 1 g h' w a I►:
R R. 4, Klteft
- .
6TAMP COLLECTORS. APPROV-
Breed pullets 2Me( 8 week old
-stating of
ed. Fully equipped and capably
Charles W. Moser,
*nor, Ont.
for medium collections- at
adri-Sc. 4 week old add 20c. Also
- staffed. Requires a capital of
roaaoaable prices. Free rem-
re
dxy old rhteks at rock bottotd
80,009 cash Reason selling
loins. Jarred O.' Smith; P.O! ISOs
prlre's, Shipped C.O.D. Send for
tint,` Top Notch
-tor
fit health. Apply. Box 91. 73 Ade-
HAIRDRESSING
56, Edmonton, Alberta..
camppJ�,#te price-
Chicl2eries.. (;uelph. Ontarlo.
1si'de W., Toronto.
TEACSERS WANTED
pRUTESTANT TEA(:F1ER 'FUEL -
L E-A R N HAIRDRESSING TSU
-- Robertson. .method. Informatloa
on request regarding" Blass* -
VICTORY CHICK SALE
A,30 BED MATERNITY HUSPITAt,
F01: JUNE AND JL'IA SAWIED
for sate.. going. concern. .flood
business, only Hospital in lawn.
Robertson•# Hairdressing Acad-
137 Avenue !104) Toronto.
B.S. No. 10. West Uarafraxs>.
Rock Mixed inc. Barred Rock
•Follette 1Sc, White l.etrhorn mixed-
Any-' Ontario. Rsb u000l eed Nure*
`could
rmy,, ,
Please . state salary and quail-
llcattoaa Apply to A.'_B. Fle.tchee•• -.
MEDICAL
9e•. White •LeRhofn.. Tuiiets 20c,
operate. this buatnens.-Uwn=
ers¢ill stay on and will perp for
RR.' No. 1, Belwood. Oat
White -Rock btixed - Pe. Brown
Leghorn Pullets 24c. Goddard
one month from ,the, date of sale.
-poor
STrtl1.'tCH A*#D THREAD WORN2
REDDITT REQUIRES TW FIRST '.
('hick Hatcheries Lid- Rrrtnnnls
'
Reason: for aelllne, ie health.•
All- latest equipmi•nt. Hospital
often' are the cause of Ill -health
In humane. all ages. No .one im-
Class Teachers about 60 pupils
net1 radea
-
furfher' lnformatlon and Inepee-
tour
your trouble' InterietinB pad•
6 to 10 Inclusive. Salary11.69Mis
a year. MALE PREFERRED. ,
STARTED e'HIt•K.`, _. 3 AN 13 4
Linn apply in wrltin; to Post
ticglars-Free[ Write Mulveneys
Junior Room Grades l to 6 In -
weeks 0Id irimcrq popular pure,
Office,<Bos S$9. De i,Ontario.
-Remedies, 4pectaltets: Toronto 7,
elusive, Salary SL2@0 a,Year. Ad--,
bree%rot and h%brid crosses fn non.
'Canada. -
dress applications to E. B..WEST-•
sexed, pullets ,+rod roc•kerels. Im-
/riediste dell-Ver3, AI+n, day olds.-
- ,-
I HAVE TEN GOOD FAWJS FOR
ItON'IihLAY'. EVERY SUFFER=
ON'T Nevr-
CUTT, REDDITT; Ont -
h.•rid for rrduerd prtce. Tor JuFre-
axle, rant;inrt Irl price from' three
J'theumatic Patna or
Ftiq should try Dixon'% Remedy..
NN'.%NTED - TWO Q U A L 1 F I E D
and J•ul Tw,,I t'hlck Ha teh-
;.
to twelve thousand dol,lala. For
835 Elgla.=
teachers for Mayo Township
'
Donohue c;aritt;e itcntrecv;' Unt:�,
t)Gtawa. Postpaid 11,0 0.
School Area 'Ontario-Hsatlogr '
county. 2 Mille
SPECIAL PULLET SALE -
-
FUR S.SLF-, SECLE�`S!"t't- tRFAM.
SAL11ktEV iA FOOT BALD! DE-
meee.McArtGoo
and No. b Hartsmere. Good mad-
5
JST.\1:9'1:0..
ery and dales businr=s .in pea•
atroys-ortensive odor Instantly.
45c bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman
-erti rural schools. T'er'ra: 1945-46;
plutewtant, salary 11.100. State
old 2`Sr, weeks old 26 ceuL+. lm-
niodiate delivery. Carleton Hatch-
ttres-ive Ottawa Valley Town.
,owner retiring on account of III-
L)rug store., Ottawa,
qualification. A. W. Ramsbottom,
ery, Britannia lieiahts.- On�.irlo.
-- -health,- price right, Fqr rurther,
arttculzir»__pPPI�__tn
---I' - -
-.Adefaide . W.. Toronto.
_
r I It . _ :VERY SUF.-
f 1`T:N t'SfF:n1" Palos:
r
h,-uhd tri\• Dlxoh's Rem-
nt
m -. Ont.
Hermon. .
- >:H FOR 4L.Q W -L -
., T`owriship of F:nnlsktlietl, Lamb-
-- __
IIAtI!- I ITYCKIi
-'J1'Ll Pi,71A.1-:TS, t=lflcair+ r"fit' �-
erels should he ordeKcd 11(3x• to
_ __ N:•ntitf
BI'S1N4 'S FUR SA1.1 - F 3+ S1 A-- - acic+ $ftMr0".t Itrnc Store.. 335 El-.
4
_tori ,County. State experience, sal-
or Itz JOhII
i)t tui,e hroe:d and vhipin, tit date
_ ch4ner3', other srtk les and mitch-
+:itt,.•'Ott +a:t,'-1'astpstct 11-96 --_
�
--i,<r. alto ,phone -fully. O
W. Pfggdtt, Secretary. 041 bPrsnis,
-required. For immtcliale i,hlpinetti-
aurae ,I:rrted pullets. Uray Hatch-
inert': hi•i>;c lot' :end-huild... *
with high movfnc he:im• and
-CHIROPRACTOR `
'ODI''
ery, 'r3u John N., Finnfllt'ori, Ont'.
bl-ockr for wrecking and Ioadlnd..
Sulfabl, =iPhihery, for repniriniz.
H. G t'1iLIVS1)N, CHIROPRACTOR.
Street. - F'.ast, Toronto.,
T,Tf)\-RL'GRY:; QCALIFiF+,D TEAC
,
# TU\-RYGBY - QUALIFIED
!!' .1 T C H !'(>q); 1 NA' l:ST\IF:NT
Tpr) N1,tcll clucks.
T.wo. minuFts'..wnik to lrtrtrP Kforra.
banks and postomra. Particulnrs
2a L'Ju +r.
E{ours p.rn. to 8 p.m. Saturdays
1 Salary
00. Apply to C. A. lt:ittsea,-
$1100.teRchr fnr Apply
grow. with _ ,
Th -it L- "izood news" in tiny fans`-
given. N'. E. Rutledge. Newmarket,.,
,1
Tr a,m. to 1 p,m.
.
Sec. Eton Rurtib3'..•Ont.
see.
u•t::e- :+nd remember many are
dy Ing in Europe- fur the Iac4e of
Ont.
-
FIt'1 o"TtONITI- :+ FOR W411 F.P
-
FTRET'CC;ASR TEACHER WANT
fueid;'Nu. SI r.. Pi+udtiym:tR take. full
and
Rl:t:l�9'F:NF24r E N(ll,l'�II SPRING•
SlIio
e,d, for S.& No. 12 Fitzroy. Duties
to roni tienre 8epfembet• 4, 1946.
ndvant- a of the world era;
market: Top Natrh chirlot
w.14. old..
ager Sp:tnlPl. )'ripples,
RAIRU-RESSER
Apply. stating salary and exper-
p+euitry
arr from Gbvertlment. Approved"
]{rn.uq:rbl,:. .T:+ko.. l_^^;-9'urnrr,
;,1th, 12, Windsor, Ont..' .
•_-_BE
JOIN CANADA'S tunnyLearn
treasurer. C.
hiocidtosted hreeders. -Prices u(' a
am
Grenl opportunity. Learn
yaHarbour40nL
((<w breed, flu drttwer3 after•
'Jun- lath. Nont'rxrdeliverve-Lee-
h.P.Von
GE It M: 1,' :4HF1'I-WR0 Pt'PPlF1R,
'�pedii-reei7; ehampion tock, $75,
Hairdressin6
-Rleasnnt •dig'nifled Prnfesst,on, good'
�FNT 'CO, .TEACHER WANTED'
Twsp. Sat-
r
horns, Roel; \• 11Leg-hito
Southcott, 51 Cardiff Rd.- Torn-
wales, t�tousands,Ruccessful Marvel
for F.S,`l�n, 15, Dover
sr3_ 51100.00. Apply stating quail-
;
Lechur_n.: AuStrn' \1'hitea 9,45;
I::gho RocAu raw H:im`shirrs,
p
_
to )rot.
crnduates. America's greatest eye-
rem. ilfnstrated catalogue free.
fications and salary 'expected ,to .
R. No. t,
NvW Hampshire N Rarrr•tt Rnew,
I.i ht l4Pdi�t�-
COT, 1'['T'ti 9 l\'1:[:JC� 01.1+.
lViitP nr c'tFi ST?1t77-----'
ldelard'Tetreault, R,
F.ea roe. Ont.
9;95• A-,ortad :end
Hcnviis.
Started to liunL 'elate °:.110, Fe-
I4a
-3HRV IR-Fi
-
T:rred< 8.45:+s�urtrd. -
j 8.9 1. Pellets: •4\'hite L,r_hnt•r>s,
male $4.110; 'Adam Fclrr•rrdi *, R.T:.
SCHOOLS
158 RI.UUR W., TURUNTU�
a'<•ANTED-PROTESTANT 'PEACH-
T::u red -•Rock X Whit- IreL horn,
Tt,. i'nhdcn. .f1nt.
Brnhehe�i 44 King St. "T{amtlton
er for-. Public School of .18 pupils,
September. State
Austra Whites 19•:i=+. Barred
F.ut;zs, few liamp<IrirPs K I:arrcd
REMNANTS
S 74 Rideau Street, '011aws
starting quill-
4iratlons and salar3' expected.
u
Rorlo;. 16.95; Naw• Hampshires,
51ed-
_-
15 '14) 211
-
F,dward ',I-s,-Secretsryr-Lee-•
burn. Ont,
1
T7.95: Assorted Light and
'led
ure 31.98, consists :'i._ lhs, .ur, .
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
rum Broods 1i.9- !{vas.
IeR,14.95, CockeioTs: \1'hite_Ler,-
hlearhed gntton, cushion rovers,
'flannelette,
BODDTNGTUN BiJYS,
HELP WANTED.
'
horns 1.50: Dirred FFocks, �Cw
Hampshire X Barrol Rocks 10.97,,:
rainr::tpe' material.
7wooltens. C,O.,D„ postacextra.
FRED A.
musicale
sells, exchanges musical Instru-
STP,ONG, AT3LE \VOMI4R FOR
genera housework, 1160 .- $10"
Nr•w Tfampshires 9,95', Assorted
Refund if unsatisfartnrv. Puhlex
ments, 111 Church, Toronto t.
month. bad, board. Girls, younir
Heavies }Shite LPt born .\
Eales, 'iii Parliament, Torpntn.
women for summer resort, pay
•
Enrred Rocks 4.50. 2 week old
add 6r, 3 week old add 11c, 4
,
DIESET, ENGINE',- Cel\T( t.F.TE
' PATENtS
ncciirdlila nge, 'abTltty, Married •'
rnuple, man. bov. garden fgrm.
l;
,week old add 16c. Send fnr com-
PDRO International Rn, Horse-
Mrs. Rovd,'Carlsbad springs. Ont. '
f
piste price list. also .eig=ht week
power, 4. years nld: 'Di7nn (Iater-
FETHERSTUNHAUGH & COMPANY
-old and older free ranee'pullets:
nillnr in HP: T)46110 Cntarnillnr
Patent Solicitors. Established
ELDERT,S' \iAN OR STRONG T.An
Tcsp . Notch ChipJzPries, Ggelphti,
6F HP, 2 Sears nlci; T'Tl1 i Toter-
"Thter•
,.1890 14,• Ring West. Toronto.
for 'nlnetiv acre •tractor farm,
Ontario.
national 6R TIP; PT140
-Booklet of fluorination on re•
and sten, near'
team
natin ial 50 HP. Lev�nthnl & Co.,
lifa_vhinery peelers, Winnipeg.
quest.goo
_
d milker
m
Toronto. Good home State wr gL-S
73ox 2. 1lnshe ills Ont. {
_'RIG O \RS FR0M,T.ITTLE AC.OR.N",
genre" and hitslz3, hcaith3' big
--
t
prod ltrin b f r 4-s r'am's -from
Tweddle chi(ks. Our "know-how"
t -{B=p{ P-f`1FtT;-riff)ef(FR TxF rCoon
running order; -either. rndintor nr
-
PROPERTIES WA\TED .TA B1JY
-• - --.-
WANTP..D
-
of producing Only first grade
-is jealopsly cuarded. Yes.
tank r'nnled: rensnnnhle for rpsh.
Apply Rax 15, f;ranton, Ont.
WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING FOR'
:r
TWENTY-FIVE' ' TO -,•ONE HUN- �
,Chicks
-to-maintalrt the. Tweddl'e hlSh
'
chicken -.farms, market gardeni.
'houses
dred acres within two hundred s
Must he situated
quality, great pains nre taken to
TOR, s:(T:Fl VFs.golr 13•' RATA.
hearino dirert drIvPn
'town or village in all
of the Province. Send full
miles Toronto.'
on Lake or River. Buildings'lm-
hatch healthy chicks that are
from Ooverriment Approved, blood-
grinder
SO HP.- motor' first class rnndl-.
parts
particulars in confidence at once
material.., Box 34, 73 Adelaide
tasted. breeder:: It .1 s_ not, ton late
tion. Apply J. A. T:a,Pr, Ttempt-
; -we make no charge. uq,less, We,
St.
Toronto.
to order Tweddle chleRg and have
them ready for the -Fall. All the
Ville. Ont.
sell. Powell and Company,, 5
Clair, East, Toronto.
-
H T:SEItiF.F.PF,R WANTED ON
-
'poultry
-
arm 2 from Tillsonhurg.
meat and eggs we can
will- be needed in 1945
THiS 1.51 NEW
,miles;-
All city conveni'ence's. '2' children.
>
produce
and 1946.• Send for reduced price
RANT PT,ANTER TO PLANT CORN
_ -
-PHOTOGRAPH•V
2 adults. •Gond ,vanes. J, •A.'Mc-
Cabe, Tillsonburg, Ont.
list for June and July. Prompt--
-dist-ribute--fertilizer in -one-
delivery on 'day 'olds, 2. 9 and 4
week olds In all.popular breeds,
operatten„ Places fertilizer at
. plow depth and'apnr.ed front seed.
TIME TESTED QUALITY
WANTED- 1936 CHEV.
Alsn free range pullets 8 weeks
Quantities ad,histakle, •A ,bnv can
' SERVICE and SATISFACTION
-MASTER (YT,T,\PF.R HEAD
•
d r. 'Free olderee catalogue. Twed-
operate. Price Fifteen Dollars.
gently, Fav cash. Write Arvid
dle Chick ' Hatcheries Limited,
Fnqulre-gravity Ptanter - Co..
Your 'films properly developed• tied
Lahti, Key •FTarhnur. Ont..
Fergus, Ontarlo.
lttoblfn, Ontario. _
: printed
6 UR I E}S RULLB !ati
WE BUY -
DYF'JRG AND CLEANING
F.T.F.(`TRTC MOTORS. KRW. ualm
9foRE
REPRINTS 8 for esti
hundreds of Herbs. Tlnot,.16 Rarks.
bought, sold. 'rebuilt: 'belie, 'pal•
'FINEST' ENLARGiNCT SERViCE
-Berrlea,' nnwers, Lenves, etc.
HAVE 4OU ANYTTiTN(3 NEEDS
ley$, brushes. Allen' Electrie Com•
You may not get all the fittttts YOU
PRICES HIGHER NOW
dyeing or oleaning7 Write to ns
pony Ltd.. 2826 Duff•rin 1St. To-
want this year, but you can get all
for information. We are glad to
ionto.
Ahe quality and •service you desire
to
Write for full fist
answer Ydur questions. Depart-
by ng your films
$endi
Herb Distributors
anent 13 Parker's DYe Work$
Limited. 791 Yong* Street, To-
ISSUE 25-1845
i1IiPFRtAL PH/TTO a>�RVTCR
Station J. Toronto
:Dominion
1425 St. LawrO%ce Blvd- ,Montreal
ronta
.1
Only Rosine, who had stood up to
Blendd � Oucllli� �a y
•e , ,: _ - let Gesner move her cushion, madeo eac-
no sound, gave no slstt of rapture. ..
She etood close to madame's tall
dresser and she waE staring up at
ADA
- 'the picture partly pushed aside and
almost hidden by madame's black
lace reticule — a photograph of a
_ laughing fellow, 'fraCmed in chrome.
And Rusine's eyes held shock and - Y
v onderment and terror and her
lips opened at if sl,e would cry ` a
out. -
s . -T Z A
' •"You are r.ot ill, child?" Madame a 9
had noticed how much slower than
C the others • -Rosine was emptying
t ���.�' OGLE Ler plate.•"Ah,�perhaps you.do not eupposed to know, But who could U. S. Adds 100,00
Ob . like my party?'- that bei I know so few in this
t0 "Oh, but I do, Madanle Laurin, country." : Vessels To Navy
I do indeed. I love this. party. It '_You must sec• it..On the dress-
EE�6�►
thinking—"that; ! do 'not — that I was er,oin a� bright frame. You will The U.S. Navy, world's biggest,
O"Now, child,, you must-not think "Come then! Quicklyl 'Jgut I now has almost as many ships and,
when-all this good food -is • before< = wish' I did sot have to know.7
boats as it had men in i.$3E, ,
you. Eat up now. After*ards you (To Be Continued) d h the yam;.,•::::, This was
a ncement t at
disclose wit e
can think all you want to. There _ ou h 100,000 vessels of N
., is nothing bctherimg yon?". all categories have been added to
" the force- of-'•,695 which existed on
No no', madaitle. it is Doth- :Alaska's Wealth December 7, 1941—the day the
ing — nothing at all."
Roger and eridel ame then Japanese attacked Pearl H
--: -?'•
and oRosine rami to hes ecuusin and _In_11138, the tfleet dl ad eonit_ Harbor..
--LOUIS ARTHUR CUNNtNGHAM pro-
clung to. her 'and hid her face - duAced kminerals tvalued at a`e some officers and men.
< r* +i' against the pink jersey, E90Q;000i000 of this' value gold..ae- The 100;000 craft include 1,130
_ CHAPTER VI "Ah, "we 'shall have a gay party, "Ah, you have eaten -too much, counts for 70 per cent, copper for- combatant ships of the lines; 82,-
"And i shall. leave you, too, Bea- my little ones! Never before have Rosine. You have the stomach- 25 per cent and silver, lead, tin, 266. landing -ships and craft and
jun; and you, M. Goujon; to talk I entertained such lovely and ap- ache. It is no wonder: tungsten chromium, platinum me- 567 auxiliaries. The- remainder
of .old times."- _ preciative guests,-and I' have never '•No, -no; Mendel. -•I have -not' tals,' antimony and mercury for the consists of patrol and mine craft
Old Mimi Fabre' sang softly as before been so honored.• Did you eaten too much. l am not. ill. 1 rest.. and small boats.
the went upetairs to her room. "So have a good game on the lawn?" could not eat. There- is—" she
= like a- play,'.. she -mused, 'No-like "We, taught Emil•' ; nd - Magda -"' stopped and looked-,about her.
'many in :which I have taken part." how, to play Bonhomme Fricot," Meridel's hand smoothed her -
Ah,. if madame could have 'sat _ ,.said Pol 'Martin.. hair. "I am sure- it is nothing:
;beside. Mephisto F811et as
--be rode "He did not want" to play being Come! You will sit with Roger and -
In his rich limousine down the the soldier who came down out of me and see that we
do no, eat too �.. .
mountain - and - read ' what went the . sky in his parachute: - and much. ldadame Laurin, you will -
on in. his : dark mind, she would marched up to Bonhomme Fricot's spoil them with so many- good Y
- 1-- •.-1 ecalized that- she ha¢ -never" door an4 killed him." things." _ . .....
played in any piece so starkly, ter- ."It was- not good,." said Emil. ' -
r:,, y real a, this: if she. could .have "But rimer this was only crake• Itfadairre; her mouth frill of.ectair, AT ANY MEAL
ANYTIME tra'nsported'to far-'off Eng- believe I did'not mind after a wh' �'oked sharply at Rosine. You / NYTIME
sand and there stationed on a' But I would not like to shoot a look. as if you. 'had sten a ghost
blitzed quay to watch the 'embark- old man," litre. Fla. a some ice, cream, now
atom of $ group of prisoners, for- "Eh, w.c�l," said riradame; --we
some green ice- cream, I'm sure �UBy �10118tiV�VeB QVet the
°mer members of the Luftwaffe, to shall soon_: find more . cheerfnl, that is the ,k:nd you like." country have learned the
see one tall" youth among_ them = games 'for you to' play.' l� a shall "If. you Please; madame. I am � --
-reat- sorry, maf I do like your wisdom of serving Kellogg's -
Th; then she would lig t known have a your mazy other : children pari ""shall: always 1Oo rely." er it," y e
That here was no ay light comedy, here as our companions. and we'll read t0• t Cereals Often.
no Chocolate Soldier or pretty find amusen ents that will help'Nothing to mix Or Cook.
*time tut from you. wh tin sturdily; 'and the $
- •:; pa. 1 7 whelk. 'you,: grow up. - . to be , said PQl :1[ar
But she could .see none of these., strong men and good women." little Goujons nod' eir heads.- _ Appetizing anytime o>lt
ded � s
things. 'She went to her room and * . • M which was about all the were able _
- �" to do, having stowed away a- truly '�• Easy-to-digest, toot
sat m her big -chair �5iid ni•eamed -
' "happily over a cigarette' until .he Gesner, the _new butler, aided by marvelous amount of fund,
heard the light voices, the muffled Corinne, came into the room push- Madame, I feridel and Rudolph =
hughter of the. little ones in 'the mg a tea wagdn whose little ti•heels cat for a white on` the, porch. Pot
40ii Fit#/
1►all . _ +* , - were surely built of the. best oak.. Nla'rtin and.. Rosine slipped up the
They carne into madame'% sitting such a mighty load of good thins*s , stairs; hand in hand, to the wing .0
POO�,.�%Q�/�
room quietly, the young Goujonc did they have to bear _ ice crtant' of -the hou:-e_ sphere madame hail �Jlr+
seeming, t[ll 'eyes.
- of "red, green and grange color's. -her room•:. The' door eras : ajar.
y Rosine.
brighter- thou . an rainbow; eclairs "I do not like fa go in; {��,�,.•• �
..and pate's and. tall'-
_ p glacla s of .le- ds thit Radi er Maridel Laurin or Uncle..-were t� Find as—
'off
-looked like a picture and bonbons: 'what would tbey'think?".end what V:
and "meringues- glaces and a dozen s'iould we say to them?"
All Beatttaf}tlly . Furtssshed - other trifle-$' of which the old lady "I -do nvt know. But 'you -must �
With Running Water. was as fond a9 "any child could be:- come, Pol' '%Jartin. You must see
Rates: "Oi,!" said' the little Goujorts. it. Maybe l .am wrong. But you /
vp their hands moving._:hvoluntarily, "But of whom is it a picture?
NIAGARA FALLS and Pol Marlin's eyes sparkled. Someone, you say, , who t am
OPPOSITE _
C.N.R. STATION
for BETTER SLEEP... :YOUR HELP _
r
GETTEiP D/GESTION.. _-
IS. STILL NEEDED
•
�' .: �' ....,�' - •
—be a volunteer worker
x u.
' .. _• "• :' - i , �,� ' , .' _... — T . x- ��•P. ,, ,; a '. ,
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-
Diayou know that a l0c pa ckage of
WILSON'S FLY that
will kill Ries
than $5.00 wash of any other Ry ielkr?
_ The flies do the work when you -twe
�c -- 'WILSON'S KV-PAW I
Nothyngis more depres.-
• -sing than headaches �
..---Whv suffer?_,, Lambly's
pill give instant relief.
Lambly's is good for ear-
ache. mothache,painsin
back, stomach. bowels 7i(eua!�
HMACHE POWDERS' ! "
ISSUE-25-1945
Classified Adv�'s
Toronto AD 652.1 — Pick, b3 R lh
_
40MRIE C
or e — hand loan a►cdium Il� - �'"r• AGfaco�trt 36 6
F .Sal
-.size. Mrs. T. C. Brown. loom,
LIMITED RON OIBJON
For -Sale — 45 acres standing Tim- r Scarb
P oro `.Junction
Tim-
othy hay, good crop, near •Picker- RANSPOR�'
Jag. C. F. lsuimer, 77 Wellesley St - T
..STANLEY.',,,
Theatre
-:Toronto. Phone Midway. 3097. .,'TELEPHONES — Howard 1117, and Scarboro 336
St
'�. Farm for' -Rent =6r will operate �' _-- - .. _ TRANSPORT OuffVllle
on shares. 175 acres. Good pasture,
I with large creek. Juat north of
Pic�mg. Box -409 News Of_ iii ce._
WOOD for Sale - gfizitity of sum-
aner wood. Store .length. Must be
called for. Apply Grasmere" Farm.
Audley.
Wanted ,to Buy — pip jack also
half horse motor for same 25 cycle.
Wes. Slack, just soutb*of Brougt,s,n.
or Sale -- very special strain 'of
Long Spurre3 AqueIegia plaantt5, and
of cultured Russell Lup:.i plants.
1st year plants at 25c. or for $1.
' % ear plants 40c or 3 for Al 00 "
CARTAG IE Phone 3touifv;ne 848 " -' '�.
- MOVING Doors Open Eachht Ak 6.80
SAND • GRAVEG STONE- ; lfatinee.Saturlay At,2 P. 1»t<.
FRIDAY SATURDAY • ;
JUNE 25 and 26 i 1.
''WANTED- t
DEAD HORSES AND CA1"I'LE ., The -Picture , Oi
For tree pith up phone Dorian (xray
BROOKLIN
- ' - .. , ,-: - .: ... .. .. .. 66 .George Saunders` Ange�i Lansbury
PICKERING .. .. .. .. .. 606
�.. y.
+Gerald P. Cowan, Rosebank. Phone
55 R S. Pick.
Bray. July. ISulletsr chicks, cockerels,
order .-,iow .to ensure delivery and
'breed. Prompt 'shipment on started
pullets, light and medium. Agents:
Lockwood Milling; H, Shier, R. R.
2 Pickering..
Wanter to Rent — immedia��ly,
..
All .grades of ,
--
and Sunday morning at the Baptist
Church,- also Sunday eyeniag at our
.ommunity .church at Green River.
Mr. Rube Jukes and son Dua, who
a trnsnbone soloist in the Kitchener
bwad, delighted these three audiePr-
C. Cedar Shingles_.
•a —
Representative, , Mrs.'W. W. Carter;
Conveners of the Standing Comm-
ittees are: War Work, Mrs. C. Hod-
gson, Quilt Committee: Mrs. B.
Lewis; Community Activities: Mrs.
A. Wideman; Home - Ecdaa�mics, Mrs.
PICKE$ING •.. .. Be
AGINCOURT ..... ':.::zone 2144
e pay the phOBA CbRrgeE
- -� �� -
CORDON YOUNG LTD
Toronto Phone Ad. 8888
BONNIE LASSIE, 1
MONDAY — TUESDAY f
,• ,
I JUNE 27 sad 28
,�)
-Taal We Meet —
Again
Cl-
arerrion t Meat
house is Piclo?riag�or vicinity. Rev.
cy with two solos each. His father
Wm, Slack; Agriculture and Cana -
machines, bicycles, tricycles. Have
F. G. Joblin, phone 91 R 11.
Mr,- R.-Jukee,,.who is an artist ill-
than Industries, Miss G. Lehsrnaa;
Market
Itay Milland Barbara Brittoa
' .: 'Elva's . Beauty --Shop now. open for
ustrated several hymns, also pict-
Social Welfare, Mrs. Walt. Slack.
Select Short ►jests.
business. Special permanents for
ares of .stories .he told the cWldren
Citizenship, Mrs. F. McNair; Public-
-
in
summer mouths. For appointments,
and Y: P. S. We hope for a speed)
ity, Miss E: Davis; His
Orr Motto • $atisdaetioms or coney,
WEDNESDAY -- THURSDAY iy
phone 99• R 4 or call at McLew's
return of these gentlemea.
search, Mrs. H. Slack; Auditors:
Machines: We pay rash. Call or
` write. Singer Sewing . Machine, -16
fly spent the week -end with her par-
on east. slope Greenwood Hill.
Rev. Mr..Kennedy of Claremont will
Mrs. F. MiNair and Mrs, L. Hods-
eats Mr. sort Moa N. Bunker.
Quite a numlier from here attend-
: i JIINjf 29 sad •20
June 29
Dress-making,-Atteratnoas, Child-
occupy the pulpit here next Sunday
P
at 7.30 p. m.
son;, Music Directors: Mrs. M. Ree`
sor, Mrs. C. Kerswell, 1lfisa Gram
,
Clsoiee, Baby Beefs frons. OntarWe
Fiaest Farms
Air Raid Wardens
dresses; sand hanid smockingTom
Brt:aswick Hill Memorial Service
Lehrman; Conveners for Social Com-
Tomatoes 28 os. gill 2-2be
done; also boys? paints. Mrs, C. A.will
be held on Sunday Joao 24, at
mitteh: Mrs. J. 3feGreight.
Round steak roast 37c lb.
1 Laurel and Hardy-•
Schwalmn,unbsirtoon. D
23se 0. 1n caof rain the service will
- Mrs. LottoN of Toronto- is visit-
Blade roast 26e Ib.
; ;OHNNY DOUGRWY
_. June 22-
be held Aw the , Green River ,.Baptist
Ing with , Mr. and Mrs, O. Madill:
Ghetto Fresh ><rnd Cooked )lfests
News.
-- Farmers I�costie Tax Returns-
Church.
Mrs. B. Reeser is enterWaing-
Haile -made Aammesge A $pee3stJty
__—�Id�ersal
` You must file a return whether ,L
you are taxable or not- Hage your
retain made up by a Fargmer-Law-
yen .Phoise Capt. Had Stewart
Pick. 17822 Emminge-weekends
�11Vantedto B
Buy — pesos, radion. -
. e spent tua
MrsBurksent a few days t
week with Moa G. Lebman-of Mark- ,
ham.
Fred Wilson and John Munn were
roronto- visitors, the latter goinlllw
see his grandson Joe Palin, who
arrived home from overseas.
friendfTilisabr
s from oug.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy and faanily,
and Mrs. Matthews, of Toronto, via-
ited- on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
. N.- Slack. _
o
Drsnbarlon ares an Tues. •Fri
A. J. SUTSEBLAND
»e liMA Claremont. Oat.
_
washing machines, violins, sewing
machines, bicycles, tricycles. Have
A1tOIIa
-
,you any of the above items that
..
�w
-: Sou are not using and wish to sell'
Box
Please describe fully. 1f'i,rite
Misses Elsie Tindall and Evelyn
505 News Office. Jun 20
Davis spent the week -end at their
-- ,: �GVanted�i�nger Drop Head Sewing
homes here.
Mr. and Mia.. R.. Jones -and fain -.
•
Machines: We pay rash. Call or
` write. Singer Sewing . Machine, -16
fly spent the week -end with her par-
Said,
Ontario .Str. Oshawa. m+
phone 6
eats Mr. sort Moa N. Bunker.
Quite a numlier from here attend-
30.
Buckwheat for gale. Apply
ed the Memorial Service at Stouff-
�•a F YY t hj¢."
r�
.John
Cow sn, Brock Road, Pickering IVMoa
villa on Sunday
Mrs.. _ .
Mr. and . W. Duncan and
� ';
°�•fi * t ? w y �
,• . ty ,-:'s v
•- �' 1
Permanent Nagging Pais
that wale the Tampa sad
Nenee. It amay be Your Zma
C.TUCK. OPT. D.
t Disney Bleck„ Opp P. O. '
Phone 1516 -
OSHAWA, ONT. -
STANDING BAY for sale mixed, George called on, Mr. and Mrs.. Mac-
Meavy crop; also set doable. harness,, Ka` on Sunday. ° ' Maple Leaf Fire
and flower stand. L. D. Banks, Owing to , the Congregational •'
�icicariag 'h. -Nan Chureh Conferenee held in-
-
- the Union Church' -here, the Worn �- •
13ou,lst and Sold— en's Institute' was postpaaed.-fora p" ,Write or Phoma A;�(
-'Used Clothing — sterilized clean- week. (I{ `.
1 The election of 'officers, for the f Rates for Farm and CoenU7
ad and presaged Ilk* aew. Varry • Altana Women's -Institute Was held s 1 Cheap
Barge stock of high egs sults' lot May. The new officers are: Hon. X" Buildings
overcoats and pan+s.. Also .& g000 President, Mrs. •W. Carter, . P'resid � r� { • gimndstorm Insurance on BuBdinp
stock of new Itather coats and ent, Mrs. R Davis; 1st Vice -Pres., -' 4 .r. Wir.,imni 'Sil-os etc.
l : windbreakers, and : gents furnish- Mrs- F. Byer; 2nd Vice -Pres., -Mrs. . k • �• Automobile Insurance oil
kip at very reasonamle paces. tall S. Thompson. Secretary-Greasurer, _ � Buda
and be cos vipced.. _ Mrs.' D. Crosiez; Directors: Mrs. L 1. "I called it Hay Favor for years. -Suffered directly the dry
- - '
Hodgson, ,Mrs. F. Wags, Mrs. D. weather started—pcuidvely ds'e sic on the veranda elan aLternoun because
— Sam Schwartz Morris, Mrs. A. Fuller, Mrs. R. Coup that as rt. It just coo the joy me winan & Rewe.
of m I used eo all ` t 541 of the summer. I B
'21; Bond Street West, Oshawa, Oat erthwaite, Mrs; N. Bunker; District _
Director, Mrs. E. Lelw' San; District �.
• - •Andre ..�` �'�� `' �'' , ::. .:•R.- C, CLENDF1NINa
y .: :te r --�,► ..FUN13tAL DIREM11111
I
. The arrauaI Sunday School pTcaic Private Ambulance ;, �t 1i ptiene Mark. 1000• ,eR R(� 'will be held -this Saturday. at Lyn- �+ A
brook .Park — Supper served at Malvern a ,
5.30 o'cldck. THE
The Cammuni:ty Club will • meet s - Markhams, ;0 •
-at' the ha-ne of ay, and Mrs. Percy M� 2. "Then the new doctor cane 3. " rhava just what I say,'
Neale, ua Tuesday, June 26. "to the district- I thought he was chimed in Grandpa. 'No wonder folks -
Rev. and Mrs. Joblian have par- Mir too young for his job. One day he p with h at cud: •RADIO SER I E`
chased a douse in. - Post Perry -and �� �� cough and sneeze wit thew pre d
came in to see Gran a and I meauoned
are rno�-3Ag there next week, We are r�R dAST N my hay fever. "hay fever," he said, .. blowing in from the road. It's ipoiling " -'very sorry to -Iose them frog -i our r: �A�rE 1 ','that's not hay fever--ic s the DUST." my crops too. �_,�r4
vicinity. t TO Y'Ste''
George and Mrs. Bamsey and : Tf �► P1" t
•- •, Seung. son, ..o: Lcrdon, visited form
r.
er friends a -re th 3 week.
7.
Rev. Mr, Jenkinson preached his
A. r4Nao sumer OVA,
' ..concluding :-ter—.on in .the church
:..
• . `here on-;;,,.r,uay last. Next Su,iday.. s �S ,.. � guaranteed. Rapdt $enloe
the Salem service will attract mWay
from here Any Make or Model, .
The Mackey lot has . been sold to y ,�, R T I� R I E LD
our north, ai4 the present ,tenants
Mr... and. Mrs. Johnston will be mov-
Ing iii a few.mngrmths. ISS WRY IT PAYS TO BUY 4. "well Grandpa and the Don S. "se they fired the road with PHONE 62 1nl S
Moss G. K.' Pratt is still India clod -went down to the Council Meeting thus Calelum Chloride. That doctor- is s --
P�� very night and thrashed the whole thins smart yotmg chap, I say. That's five years
and ha8,,,bin the Oshawa Hospital out. The Doc. an$gested Calcium Ehlo- ago and we haven't any more big bill* .-Fair's Elevator
The school board met on Monday ride; It'llpay for itself in the end, yoo'11 for repsiss ... and I haven't had any hay
dveniag
and laid several Plans. for save repairing costo—and ] + Wil W have fever either. ,
hot. limehes,fv
and improvemnenta, ; ' better health, he said. - Rea. 88J Phones n 38W
purc]aseintroduction of.isa t YmnW a re-engasins . hails � prod at N+e 8 nsev�e Jackson told Graeiapa cite other day that
Boo or another year. Pkv is In the, ' mce anin the county is lows thio `. Feeds �
eep the Dominion Day. for.. oe eotk* heproof it has ban foe years. 'Gkium Chloride treatment saves so poultry, Rog, Daisy, whole or
big day -at Pi'ekwitin" _sad see the that'Goodyear nsuch of the labour -and snsterish seeded for sspre begoeos ahsp- 'Western Grain, -•-Gro -1-
& ` blading and re-wrfscingg is orditiaty mainttasnal . 16 694 - 1�[a8hJ91-r. chjckens, 500
..Xeavy and light draught ]ores on, liras ora th'i �I >; l sftw paying the cost oEthe trestmait, he -said, the toanty is
w e r l d s first r s t 100 lbs Developing Conte
displagl, j still to the good, while the road surface is uemeadoos tin- . Moliasses, Oil' Cake _G
"dike lies'In tM ` 4 proved. Grsndps says, it's ss plain as the nose on your r
road
. ':ort' that "More that you can ger better a with Brunner Mond •Calanm - Bran. ddlingf
i rokbaw •serra cur:" - Wire' Fencing,- S Fe. oe
Green River..
People Ride on I Chlertde, - S, >Eb.t.
- - "GoodyecrTfree' Cement;_�in<ier_ 1`wia+e, itarneea `
Man on My f' - _ _ _ and- ,
- � � a Farmers I3sstdware
The, Green River- Ladies' Aid will. Other Kind' { • MOpd �4 f&'f' Z—a ":' Surge and Woods' Mi:k,jprs Installed
hold their regular meeting at the = M""141' ?010Mt1 Woods' Coolera --Tractor Oil
h%ne of Mrs. Gene Forsyth,. on Wed- 1 w�aa _ . Roofing _
;. nesday June 27,. at 2.30 p..m, . Word -Asphalt Shingles, Rolled
- for Roll Call - Sean, Mrs. Taylor of e ' Wooden ShinAlee J
..Uxbridge will be guest speaker. in volt )
�� USt s ,Iv]areZnOn OQ�e
A. number from .here attended the Cl
Y. P. S. Rally at the United Church ��D S . Roods
in Whitevale last Saturday night, MUD
R�"rp
GORDON LAW
r..,
_
L R
Ra:ae, ,Mrs. W. Gray wad Mm days, and -enjoyed a visit with old
Wannop. Transportation was kia�dly friends and neighbors, sail was aI- Rodd, of Udora, 'andel vaauy othmm,
M O N T
MAIM __E
•'
'` _ Provided by Mr.' Ea:3torz
ways welcome, and we feel
-
Later in. the week, Mrs. Sheppard'¢
i•.hvitation to sheet at her home
ver
keenly his passing. The mgst sincere i �%
hitevare
lairs. Thomas Bacon is spending a
;few days with icer daughter, Mgrs.
Jul meet. in favour of the was
nic. The benediction closed this P t gladly accepted by the Epecutive,
sympathy ie expressed for the tam-
illi ra .their bereavement•
� •
is. Attwkdr, at sqw.
—�-Mir; Milds d tiawkley of iuronto'
the VAeeti.%(3WnM W* ere UnJOYOU made up.and the wU
and a bo,ait h served." The. . have arranged Committee
topics
ing the week�th theli grand�otlber
Mm
meet ase�ceed that tPO`
l w�oi+d has ' b
3s spend-., a weeks holiday with
g Y
sheeting closed b all sun g
Y gu►8 Auld and personalities- in variety that
T. C. Brown, .
Miss Beatrice
John Nolan, member of the Lances,.;
—incl people here.
16. ani Mrs. Robert McLeod re-
Lang Syr�a". The August azeetg siwuid
will be i*eld at the home. of .Mr. and p2O`'e snt.erestrag to old and
new
Stev em„ ori9 of
our life-long residents has sold her
ben Bomber Squadron arrived itt
Ili
Nova Scotia on June 15th. n8 t0
Corned home last week after .a";rip
'1'xzbmins, Unty
members_..
Mrs. T. Hai.-nmond, with Mrs. Bev- Mra Walter Hamilton was a gueft
ei•1ey and Mrs. Carruthers on the
noels to Mr. 'John Miller and is
selling her househord effects by
an arm :._'jury he will receive treat-
in hospital
_ Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton, of
_ Mr.
Tor spent -and
of Mr. and Mrs. Pettyof Cherry-
Program committee:,
Mr. '3 Mrs $o.11 wood v._' Sunday, who were celebra-
auc-
tion on Saturda �
y, June 23. Mr. and
Mrs. Miller will bQ
me -it a there before coin -
pleting his home trip. He was met
oThto,. ,. -the week with
Rev. I. E. ar.,d Mrs. Ke..ncdy.
_Pert w�SO� t° the
- y and,. of. ting -their Silver Wedding amniver- village,
Madoc visited over the week -end at san'Y-
IS.
by his brother Sgt. M. Jos, N9isa4
who is an Instructor at Debert, ' N.
Mr. Douglas Bacon, Principal of
the United.Church •manse. The congregation. of St. Jor a's
A�uong the marry here for Sun-
day's service,
- the Public• Scaiool here, has accepted
a position as principal of a three
P P
Ajaxand Rooney's, of Toronto will
play a football are reminded that Sunday, June 23,
game at Claremont
we might mention w 1
few from Toronto — Mr. and Mrs.
'
- roomedhool at Jordon Static.,.
The now neon sign, advertising
is Commtnidn Service.
tonight at 6.45. _ _
a Crocker; Mrs. R. Wetter; Mr.
J. Cowie; Mr. W. J. Brown
n
DANSE
r'
.r"`Goodyea<r' in front of Cl'llis. Coop-
--�� . �r Memorial Service
The 'Memorial Service on Sunda
BROU�HAM
and Mrs.
D n• Mr• and Mrs L Holtby;
Mr. W, pec
er s ,.tore,. ce,tainly draws attention
- saR niht<`'i'he signs of blue and white
Y
_ .lad_ a very large attendance, and
'day
Y, Markham; Mr, and
Mrs. Prair, Mrs. Mrs. McMaster,
At Claremont
;Is very attractive at any hour.
'Ilse funeral 'took., here on
the weaned local for g.r outside
Brougham Women ie" Institute service, but after the opening- de-
g
Mrs. Leask
Mr. John Phi M of Greerynba and
pe !
ty Y
[n Claremront Comgnnni Say
place
Sunday afternoon of the late Sarzh-
- uei Towner, who lived at cae time
The June m�etin votions a few drops
Tb g of the Women$ Ps of rain fell
1a4itute was held at the home of a -sprinkle these •days masiy soon be
the J. Knot family, of Harnpttonne'R�.
the X. King family, of Sutton;.
< a
JUNE 2�
on the 9th concession'east of Clare-
Mr. and Mrs. R. Raine Brougham, a deluge, It was thought advisable
' Shane'
J. Morgan family, of Brooklin; Mrs
,=Ont 'Mr. Tcmner has been living
There �vaP a Good attE_i3ance, and to adjourn to the church where the
Mi M. Arnie, ice was corAinued. The cemetery
Pilke of Uxbridge;
Y, else, Mr, and �,
A�nie �CC
In Sunderland for ' the past yea_'.
;. the service in the the
s. the nPw res dent, -
was in the chair: Several letters o! was beautiful with flowers, andrtre
'
°. a7
_.-Yoll6wing
-,----� =United• Church, interment was made
�S by the Greenbank
thar,,'.ss were read and considerable n quartet
business was much appreciated. Rev, 1, E. Kenn,
•
:--lin the Claretnvat t3nion Cemetery.
A number of people from here,
trsmsacted relative to
the appointment of the conveners edy deIhv�reid a .very .fitting ells-
of Standing Committees follows: tole. Mr. Walter Perry of Mart-
--High Prieea -
u►ho have been employed at Ajax,
as
Agriculture Canadian hem, for the Committee, voiced the
For Live Poultry
- mt<e flow being discharged
-and Industries
The prayer meeting of tae Baptist
1Churt h will be ]held' Chia Friday • ev-
Mrs. W. Gra p�
y; Citizenship, Mrs. R.
Birrell; Historical Research, - Mrs.
appreciation for the co-operation,
P ration, of
the cam; nuuit3 in attending the. ser
vice,
_-
_
' .e,iing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
T. Nortuei; Home Eeonaomics,' Mra.
M. Burk; 'Social 'Welfare, Mrs. A.
arW • gengrous _7 ntributiona,
Which snake- it -possible to keep the
!.
,
. _ -Alex Snider•
The' Park Board dance
Glen; Publi ' Mrs. L. Matthewa-._
ti ,
cemmeteM 11n gQod or_& -f Iiss Drat
" Kiat Friday'eveningat•
saw one of • the
Work, Mrs T.;'iiebertaon; Sot-
the fine service of the caretaker,
a ho�oe we are patties lye following prices ,
kargest crowds -of the season. These
hal - C6b=ittee: Mrs. ' W. - Ellicott,
Mr. Harvey Liscoombe. Ventributiolha
for, LIVE POULTRY , dehvesed' to our plant'at WHITBtY:
_ .dances will continue until the middle
Board
Mrs.- C. W am►op. IIIze, . R. Birsell,
Mrs. C. Burrows and Mrs. L. Shep-
at the service amok_'ted< to :6A00.
TOP GRADE FOWL --ail. wet g� 1-2e. lb%
nd July. The ParT< is onaking
ides y clues
= for a monster field da d
Pard.
During. the. Red Cross it
bruu Sheen'. people are ahauring the
late Mr. • Norman Mechin,. Oshawa,
_25
TOP GRADE) BROILERS -2 to 3 lbs.' 28e. lb.
ROASTING and �FRYL14G CHICKENS
the first week of July.
- Clarernent -won distinction at the
• _''report
was reqs that the Blocd Do_i
who passed awe suddenl
Y y as Sat-
- over 3 lbs. 30 7-8c'
-
Fount Albert field day last Satur
_.dwy, when the second prize for a
or Service be not ne eeted, all abl.
to $O are asked keep up the
u�y, .lust when his soar Hugh had
arrived in Montreal from wie:rsesss
�� (L` FARMS LTD.
contest
agtisre caste contest was won by
good wOr'�� wounded can't wait
ur
too late to see his father alive, Be
four rasa couples: and two!rs. Ed-
A report of the District Annual was
givers by airs: Robertson, and the
and . his sister, Mrs. Shearer, s'
Montreal arrived hc+tne on Sunday
By ONTARIO
Boni see, adz. and Mrs. Donald
McCullough, 'Mr. and Mrs. Lester
McCwariullough,
meeting closed with a sae �� °
he derma 's brother Archie ate,.
_
wee - �iby an
- McCullough and Stir. and Mrs. Jack
the National Anthem. Delicious re-
frasbmentw were serveld by. Mrs.'
arrived on Sunda The rate Norman 1
Y
fleehin always retained the friwtd-
- - -A
,
Todd•
There will not be my service in
ship of his childhood and boyhood
- the Baptist Church this Sunday ev-
ening, owing to the anniversary ser
T f j e C A- (`! A D ! �A N W /1 y @ jI
.vices in the United Church.
Mrs. Sam Taylor is able to be out
-
,again following her injury sustain-
ed in a car accident on May 7th.
Mr. and Mrs, WM Melvor, of
'Toronto were the week -end guests
-: ..of Mr. Bial Tomlinson.
Mr. and M� Cox of the C. P. R.',
.station here, are spending two weeim
U the Muskoka District. Mr.- Mac-
,
Donald is the. relieving agent.
Jack 4:lewell Belarus from tlrsess
b=e _on SurW&3 - five
_
.following
years service. He went overseas in
_ colas 1941, and saw action ' in Italy
f rind Holland- While in Italy be re-
�
.. ceived minor flesh . wounds, :but was
_ • _
>
� �
� , ,
,soon baclo . in action.,,
t
.,
`
He . received his training at Camp
' . Borden, and was a member. of the
s
Ontario Tank Regiment., His wife
four-year-old Pon Ronald were
on hand to welcome hits on
* .
-Sunday.
1[hstted Chance Atnu�versary
•Anniversary
rt' �fi•<��. ';
Services will be held
In the Uidted Church
Sou--:day,Jam
7
on
24, at 11.00 a. m. and 7.30 V.
ya. w �, rF — -7
d M
an. The preacher for the day will be
'A. 'Heal'
Rev. J. of Whitevale Bap-
• tint Church. Special music by the
- :,.choir at the morn;•ng service while
" 'shale
_1
dna the evening a choir cosnspos-
ed of men from both churches . in
�f
the viltake wall lead the sa 'n and
-render special numbers.. Everybody"
,
-
Invited, Came and worship with 'us.
Mrs' T. Scott gave a very inter-
eating revneQv ..of. the book "The
:.
.h? �<: `^
Minperor's Physician" by J. R. Per•
_ -
3cins, at the meeting of the Women's
Miasionary' Society of the United
-
- Church held 'at the home of Mrs.
JuG. Scott e- Thursday afternoon"
June I4, There was a good atter_
- -
Oast Beef ort -Sunda
- ,
ante of members and friends. The.
y� ■ ■ ■
president,' Mrs. - Frank Loyst conn
ducted the meeting. A very pleasing
piano number was given by Mrs. T.
=T
HE SUNDAY ROAST — week- rockedn -of prices known as
g
x
Gregg. The annual picnic party,
'when -the W. M. S. entertain the
, _
1 ends is the country -- the- old inflation!
Mission Band and Baby Band Will
'Mss.
family jalopy — these things mean _ 'Prices will rise. Y ' -
As prices go
lake this Pledge Today!
tbb held in Jury ati the home of
F. Loyst. Reports were given by the
a pleasant way of life. These are np, wages tiny to tag along... and
'thin
various secretaries. A large bale of
spas of the s eve man
g never qmi� catch up. Ile wrl a of
I plede.mrielf to do slay part
.
aloti+ing,was sent to 'be used on the
overseas has been fighting for. money goes down. Soon Your
� ��� lntlallon:
- Hone Mission Fields. Rev- xemthedi'
closed the mWetbW with the bene-
They won't be his, unless all df ,dollar will b rhe s only 30C
buy—Pe P Y
b eMendos r+Ne�s and avoldaas
dicion, &P*r whish a tasty hmch'wae
�US make sure, when out fighting :`worth of goods! And there is no
black markets In any sha#e, oe
...'.,acorea.
served.
>msitn comes back, his dollar will -limit
I to- its drop -nook at Greece,
_ _
Vere was s large attethdanee at
be worth a dollar. :today-! The nation is_.}�Innged is
ti and other
-
ti
- e oma ofM� and Mrs. Loyd -
-
- To protect his dollar, we must ' poverty and depression. _
anti~�� on measures; and r9a
ar,ln;ngfxo,nc„reh„aha„onec„-
_ Pugh an ' T�ieatday ahight, June i2,
when the Goodfellovsa dv- Class of
_
lres�liie NOW the dangers of care- So let's all make sore our
sary buying.- I will not buy two
.
- the United Church and friends met
` .less, unnecessary bnyiag. �e'mnSt - soldier's - dollar”--�- when he ..gets -
where one _'vial do, eon will I bay
' a "new'! Nlreie an "old" will da
-y
_ for their. regular monthly meetit,g•
The program was iss_charge of Mrs.
buy only 'what we need — never �ck—will buy .a dollar's worth of
"bo
Ed. Boniface and Mrs. J. Badgerow.
two where one will .dol. We_
y ' goods ! We cant give back to
h' "anse
Some members . of - the Class gave -
mast not evade -rationing or price bim his lost years or his ' lost
saa,pa, suppordag tae+
atioo, and abiding
readings. During the business per
rod it was revealed that -the play -
, youth.
'control or deal in black markets. y � But, If we keep" up the-`
b all
y • �tb maw
_ "Mshannna's Baby--Boy"".had been pre-
'R'8 break -the rules, our country fight against_inflatioa he can look`
cost oft living
cost of aivlag
rented eight times, ana had brought
i - -the country he fought for=- • forward t0pleasant, satisfying
and�
and
tx help keep prices ata
.to a grand total of $182.33. This
'was indeed gratifying to the ClassRY
_ will start on that uncontrollable living ::: the Canadian way -of life,
�
eRrwria- 9oraml levet
A class picnic in connection with th•
IM
t Friendly Bible Class of- Brougham
will be held in Greenwood Park in
PNU*W TEM BRWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO) to reveal the dwvro of in9afte. ORTARN7
July. It was decided to dray the
Wilt`' 111 TY
FUNNvf BUSINESS By Hershberger
g THE,
qLO TJ1�1GTHJ11�G A !lQRriSTRONG / -
1, �B
, . I
40
oily ..
IiW..M Tb Fa Uaafe WYThe. jay yoi blade says hero
:
sorahip can put a guy in many a
tough spot. :_. _. _ ,_ _ : ! �,,,�
r
•
p�,fr
HOLD EVERYTHING
"Ob, yt,ah.I Well, this 'butterfly' has any pame on it t, "'if he passes the cactus test he's really out!"
•1VIUTtLAND JEFF— ' - But, Maybe Mutt Is Only Looking. For A Japanese Heetie - _ _ = By BUD FISHER t .
I ►'{'ERV Bo08! So yoULL NEVER LEARN, SAP!
®UT
-
e
OVR WAY :_ By J. R. Williams
WOPN OUT FRppn - 0++. BUT vVE GOT
CLEANING THE ATTIC GAR- D�Itj TCS BEAUTI-
AGE A�,,D CELLAR AND "CXJ FUL SCEMERY THE
aL"; CPT WERN OUT FROM SONG OF THE
TAKING A LONG -HIKE IN FRESH AIR, FINE —
THE COLIJTRY BUT I GOT EXERCISE --EVER`,'-
PAIV FCR GETTING WQRN THiINC7 THAT'5 }'
OU'T: ALL RIGHT-• GOOD FOR THS
+ III WHO'S DUMB? SOUL 0�-
Ij
'
_
—-
00
CIA, Boy! 2 lL BET CFS Oo You AFTER ALL f TOLDYOu I SUPPOSE You BET YOUR
ALL k
�! �;►) I ( , DUMB!
GONNA BRINQ' BELIEVE - ABOUT SLING! r WNOL 6ALARY?. NSI
WF1AT
V.,
,
Z woN•1
p,� SCRA►+1!"
_ TWO
GAVE KE•'
A TIP!
_
71 51 0
ri
n nil
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Ig'/pl��
r1-,.
d'I•
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..
-
J.R. Wlul�
: THS SAME DIFFERENCE 1 w as u. a rr, glor�
Cor.. tsw .Y W1.[xylN .rt
.
FUNNvf BUSINESS By Hershberger
g THE,
qLO TJ1�1GTHJ11�G A !lQRriSTRONG / -
1, �B
, . I
40
oily ..
IiW..M Tb Fa Uaafe WYThe. jay yoi blade says hero
:
sorahip can put a guy in many a
tough spot. :_. _. _ ,_ _ : ! �,,,�
r
•
p�,fr
HOLD EVERYTHING
"Ob, yt,ah.I Well, this 'butterfly' has any pame on it t, "'if he passes the cactus test he's really out!"
•1VIUTtLAND JEFF— ' - But, Maybe Mutt Is Only Looking. For A Japanese Heetie - _ _ = By BUD FISHER t .
I ►'{'ERV Bo08! So yoULL NEVER LEARN, SAP!
�.--�rrl!�
-
A FOUR. LEAF.CLoyER' YOU WENT ANO PLAYED ao1T ya► RA1•TM
TME HORSES ANYWAY-- oDD&ARE AGAINST YOU?
—-
00
CIA, Boy! 2 lL BET CFS Oo You AFTER ALL f TOLDYOu I SUPPOSE You BET YOUR
-
=BUT LOOK
GONNA BRINQ' BELIEVE - ABOUT SLING! r WNOL 6ALARY?. NSI
WF1AT
yr
ME LUCK! TKA'r ONLY
94AK� r+ JOCKEY
Z woN•1
p,� SCRA►+1!"
_ TWO
GAVE KE•'
A TIP!
_
71 51 0
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I
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Ig'/pl��
r1-,.
d'I•
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•• r
POP.-C:ood Tule = By J. MILLAR WATT .. p
I .a
.,� 1.. _ { ,.r -s.•...n. •m•s :rr•"40 •r ,cn,, . �a .1.. a. - - - rrG7`C4"M.:_t.. :..iI
a •r '
MONTY DELIGHTS DUTCH LAD
f , ' LOOKS WRONG, BEft ITS O. K. _:_
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00
x c f
+�
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qq w:>Y
GY
7,
Great delight is registered on. the face of this young Dutch boy, ' as Field Marshal Montgomery., took a x �i
moment off to autograph the lad's note6ocit during a ru ent visit to . floe First Canadian Army
= Headquarters. -
That's a British soldier at left, standing in meek expectancy while
SMUGGLING. DUTCH COINS .an armed German sentry checks his papers before letting- him pass.
It goes on every day in Crete where big German garrison has
been allowed to -stain its arms for fear of attack by the vengeful
natives. Germans jive in 3uda -Bay area and Allied personnel must
have special permits to enter.
r:
r,� .. •. .. ..
- N X32" ' BOMB-BEARING JAP PAPER BALLOON
jA
t �
_ t
,y
9lf
. so- , '„ AWE � •:X�� • � fi�
7. dMIA
Apl"7',
I:
A �
Officials examine bomb-bearing paper balloon with Jap inscription.
According to recent announcement by U. S. War and Navy De-
` apartments, Japan has been sporadically attacking western United
States, with no damage. Here Maj. J. F. Bolgiano, Army Air,
"''Corps balloon expert, ,holds release valve; Capt. W. B. Standard ,
of Army Intelligence holds shock absorber; FBI agent W. G. Ban-
ister holds flash bomb device, and Ensign P. M. Jackson, Navy
Intelligence, holds roll -of fuse attached to bomb. _
_ NEAR TRAGEDY
;Rigorously searched before starting their homeward trek, German vhsontrs are often caught trying t a
.to smuggle wealth out •of Holland. Here, L/Cpl. J. 3. Kallenberger, of Wells, B. C., finds Dutch
- 'Coins sewn it the lining of a Germin' corporal's coat.. -
SYRIAN ROW SPOTLIGHTS ALLIES MEDITERRANEANAEADACHES
- FRANCEtiSRl fiJ:
s What is Russia s
n n
L J, • Ri11►i�Al�lA MALT' x. pos+tw o ran of
(/. fields where U. S. i•:
} WTI Britain and France endorse and Britain have
y
Soviet ,pressure on Turkey for huge investments?
ITJk#.YA�'' �. UWARIA a and freedom 9 f _ t ,.
- �ardini cs exit from the Blac a throw h.
SPA#N st buf:
-o b the Dardanelie
o rsica
6iliadtoi< Mediterranean .Sea GREECE Oorda>hdlis sRI TEHRAN •
Sicill ae
::... , •
Tunis
. .. .. ...:....... .. Algiers;:a; �• ..
- :Casablanca: °" Qran Should Greece get Do- m •,.;, :y,i�,r-'RATA .�
.........
�ItA
H.
-••••••••• •• • RIA
d e c a n e s e 'lslends, Cyp►cs
- .. _. ••_ - . __..:..:..........:....:...........:n• hi wee.:��0 •- �1:ATAKI �
.....................................=....s. which she claims from r� •-N
iAORO��CO:::......:................._._.... .
• � RA
_.._.._.,..••_._..... _.;... _.. .: Z' 1toiY Crete � ;'•
...... :: ;.
..... ..iiia:....................
_..................... .... ............... .n t EBANON
_ _..
n...:� :f- . What will be sta.
___...._ . :� »...:::r::... »
:: ....-..: - Tripoli Tobruk Pz E o
._........iiia .... a._.
What will France's ostwar i s { Bengazi STINE RANS- tui o f A r a' b PJ•o
lei i? ^Ei a« P » PO, ITq RDAN League, the Inde• '
B -;- position be in relation to her ... 1 ,'f'/q r pendence of whose Co p
vital north African empire— Niiii I. j giro. seven member
::. Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia? `-"
9 t countries has been
e
.................:.::.;..........;.....:.....,.;...:• recognized?
t'
r. EiSEiiiiaii:iii:ii........:::•::a•:
'.": EGPT'
_............................................
I BY
::.::::::::::.�::::::::::: A
:•:..,.
f
_.
=ALGERIA..•.•..........:; what will Britain's position
9
What will Britain and France be in Egypt,'Trans-Joidonio
l , SAUDI ARABI
N-1-1......................._......................._..... decide about Tri olitania and Palestine an y
.1-.11
..................................................._
is;<aiis::::::::::::::� P d Iraq. i Ital ' main r -w rL bye, Ys P e a :::::::::::::.:::-:::::::::::::::: colonies in Africa?
__ ..
..........................
::a:: o. ADEN
_�•_•� • a� PROTECTORATE
_ ._ ... AI`iLI3YP''IAUV
�l FRENCH "
AFRI�R Death 'almost caught up with this
EUIdRtAt��` - wounded Yank, hit during battle
E with, the Japs when, as he w#e
• _ being transferred from a Pacific y
fleet warship to. another craft,
The Big Five—
U. S., Britain, Russia; Framce• and China—meeting to deal with the Syria-Lebanon dispute, would undoubtedly find them- gear which held one end of his l
" selves ensnarled in major problems involving -North Africa and the whole Middle East. Particularly delicate; in vietsr of possible general' stretcher to the cAble broke and
Arab uprising' in' North Africa, is the rest overs' attitudo towardthe Arabs League,,( g g) composed of Egypt, Saudi left him dangling head-down be-
•� g p (diagonal • ' adin tween the two fast-moving •Arabia, Iraq Trans -Jordan, Syria, Lebanon ani Ye•.,ea. Map stove locates some of the painful questions , for which - Big Five will •have Luckily, gear at other end sheld.it.
t0 find answers. and hs mna '1,e..LA to safety.
r = wMiedeow » Me I# &I'm
' M °The home o _ .
Com GORE.
-Wh". you
y. r .
"The "Big Store" Groceteria,
VIU4
Radio Troupe
C�tiahty, First
ServiCB our A ijn
_ : BAND, GRA
_ _l. .
-
Mees -Clothing _ Oefi— Dry 7G oods
- and
360NDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY
-WE BUY THE BEST — YOU SLAKE THE
Day or Night
-
BUMDBR'S SIIPPLIBB
r. Phone Pickering 90
g
Phone Pick. 13 ±
LICENSED AUCTION1iEB
For the Counties of- York and O.►
also looail;aar�fs�e work'
- ..A Product of
.
xF '*s"< ` Y, < , »:
We havealso placed is atec>< a incl
E LEAF MILLING CQ LTD.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Blakely and Mr.
attendance to support our caQnmurr-
� �
$'>,��'�
t $
Ln0 of MAPLE I MII.11tria
{or So% by .
and Mrs• L. Blakely and son of Tor-
onto, spent Sunday with Mr., and
ity.
Decoration Day will be this Sun -
A • W. MITCHELL
# ABTHLfIi MITCHELL
Mrs. F. Byers and faxriily,
day at Salem Crurch. There will not
A
stock Sales a $peel Wl at Yak as,r
Reasonable ll
.Piekering, Ontario .
Mrs. E. Tink of Bear Lake. Mich.
visited Mrs.. F. L. Green on Saturday.
be any service at Mt. Zion Church-WM
on Sunday evening. Decoration Day
'
AKIN. -
PHONE AGIN. 52 W 2. MILL MP
Pickering, Ont.
- --------
Service at `WO.
LItBNSED AUCTIONEER and
Phases — Yards 74: Res. 66W
curt years ago.
On Thursday evening, during the
VALUATOR
Barrister . Solicitor Notary Pubile,
A timelylhint! ,
: -
Pi Hardware
Bind storm, Mr. Rodd Applebyhad
the misfortune to have his barn
es oondncbed' Anywhere
EWes
,C. C. RICHARDSN
Elkay s
ring
-
blown ' over.Phone
Mr. and Mrs. 'Paul' Wilson, of
or Write
614 -Dundas St. East, Whitby, Out.
.
—
Suite 611 Coatiiental Life B�
_.
,{ ATTENTION FARMERS1111
Brooklin, spent •Sunday with their
871 Bay St. Torsate
-FARADICHLORBENZINE
_
Time'is Here —
T'he W. A. and Red Cross finished
parents•
r(moth fume crystals).SeEding
Kills Both Clothes`'
'7 .Alfalfa, Red Clover, Timothy and Alalke
a quilt for the Red Cross at their
Tre Young People's Picnic is to
C Y R I L E. M O R L E Y
_
Our Week is Complete
meeting on Thursday last
be held in Greenwood Park. This is
y Moths
+'� Garden Seed:r-bulk and Padcagw-Onion Bets. sad
•
The Sign
The Farm Form of the District
will hold an open ice•
_
I ( And Wor on Damao)
N S U RA N C E '
' CHIROPRACTIC. 1
1 Ib. tin 43C
GARDEN SEEDERS, CULTIVATORS
0MCIt FM=S sad WATM FOUNTS
Mo S. C H A P MA.
THE BEXALL STORE
.a: a
-
J. S. B AI,$D ON. . ' - PICKERING
Kinsale Hall an. Friday night. A
�• Pkk a -
MOCK -,.,:,Fresh
:of the 'Cross
Meats
,Owinustrecto1'
THEATRE
7.i Fruits:. and
Vegetables
`-
of .interest by a prominent
has finish-
GORDON F. OBBOR14E A. E. RICHAI I.. (Ht
'W'H2Z'33'Y''
Fish, in
_ . .
Seas6n
C. L• U. tiBNii?RAL IN61 i,AA;.it
1DI8'I'IiiCT MANAGLM . _ KRA L 889 r) K
8estt>arJ�Ils wiz-oasa3tdo,,,a
y w
146 Simeoe 8t. N., Osiawa
. ClO N V EY A N I, r V
- E1tPIRE LIF E
l �a�nwY, psL, BATU>RDw? .
March Ehasa Landi
screen. A basket lunch will be ser.
An establiabed
std , s,..�a
JIM, U. n and n
Sataraa, M&ftft at 1" ii
SILK'S MAST
- �.aa° caary►.aar t4 �,.'�°`'
sepre.ertadves 'tame. Plchatlas e/
t Two B's bowat 7 and a P. m
Pbone Pichering
29 -
Ross D. Mmrro a
w. 13. Curtis .Li .8.•7 R
The National
Drugless practice, including
Tom Pnckrin 3ascraac. se aWe& 4i
_
'Barn Dance - :
PICKERING MEAT MARKET
Telephone. 522 Whitby, %t
.. _na. Year
-
-
WM. MCEACHNIE
Robert Benchley and Mabel Palle
• .
•
•
1P'UNERAL DIRBCTOR
- - 1&
Brougham' Ont II'lck 6 R S!
Radio Troupe
C�tiahty, First
ServiCB our A ijn
hlation Barn Dance .
_ _l. .
-
-''ate Ambulance Serv'Ce ' ,
Clarke - Prentice
360NDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY
-WE BUY THE BEST — YOU SLAKE THE
Day or Night
>JUNE 25, 26 and 27
r. Phone Pickering 90
g
Phone Pick. 13 ±
LICENSED AUCTION1iEB
For the Counties of- York and O.►
K ; Last Complete Show At 8.29
_
.
arlo; sucesaw to Owp. Hem prat
•
Carolina Blues,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Blakely and Mr.
attendance to support our caQnmurr-
� �
• Ontario
Pick $ririg�
lice d C- A. a F, and o: the Lfs
J. H. Prentice (formerly P>wder
and Mrs• L. Blakely and son of Tor-
onto, spent Sunday with Mr., and
ity.
Decoration Day will be this Sun -
And Prentice). Farm and 7=00.Hay
Kayser, Ann Miller, Vic. Moore
Mrs. F. Byers and faxriily,
day at Salem Crurch. There will not
A
stock Sales a $peel Wl at Yak as,r
Reasonable ll
•
•-. also an added attraction —
Mrs. E. Tink of Bear Lake. Mich.
visited Mrs.. F. L. Green on Saturday.
be any service at Mt. Zion Church-WM
on Sunday evening. Decoration Day
-
AKIN. -
PHONE AGIN. 52 W 2. MILL MP
The. Suspect
Rev. T: III: had charge of this c►r-
`eort►e
Service at `WO.
LItBNSED AUCTIONEER and
curt years ago.
On Thursday evening, during the
VALUATOR
Barrister . Solicitor Notary Pubile,
' Laughton irrd Ella Raines
The ' Y. P. U,, of .the district held
a basket picnic in the Grgenwood
Bind storm, Mr. Rodd Applebyhad
the misfortune to have his barn
es oondncbed' Anywhere
EWes
,C. C. RICHARDSN
_
,2HU SDAY, FRI., SATURDAY
Park on Wednesday evening, be-
ginning' at 6- o'clock.. All.
blown ' over.Phone
Mr. and Mrs. 'Paul' Wilson, of
or Write
614 -Dundas St. East, Whitby, Out.
.
—
Suite 611 Coatiiental Life B�
;C 28, 29 gird 39
young
P�ppie were welcome,
Brooklin, spent •Sunday with their
871 Bay St. Torsate
,JIVE
T'he W. A. and Red Cross finished
parents•
Coad H. DeMine's Modernized
a quilt for the Red Cross at their
Tre Young People's Picnic is to
C Y R I L E. M O R L E Y
Production of
meeting on Thursday last
be held in Greenwood Park. This is
•
The Sign
The Farm Form of the District
will hold an open ice•
a picnic for the Young People of the
Presbytery,
N S U RA N C E '
' CHIROPRACTIC. 1
meeting. the
..
Kinsale Hall an. Friday night. A
Miss A. James spent the Week -end
D. E. STiRCKLEX
:of the 'Cross
talk will be given on special Buba
sects
• with her parents in Toronto.
Mr. P iiikey, Pickering,
PHONE 67 PICK.
11 > HEALTH ct.itwC
of .interest by a prominent
has finish-
•Frederick
speaker, mid pictures thrown• or, the
ed wiring�e-theof Ralph and
146 Simeoe 8t. N., Osiawa
March Ehasa Landi
screen. A basket lunch will be ser.
Percy Jones.
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Claudette Colbert Charles Laughton
ved' Everyone welcome,;
Mrs, W. Gee of Toronto and Mrs.
Sorry to •hear of the passing of
I Mr. Samuel Towner in the L-nxisay
J. A. WILLOUGHBY
Drugless practice, including
K. Holliday, of Brooklin, called on
Hospital, Mr. Towner, who resided
-Willoughby Farm Agency
Chiropractic, .
AUCTION SALE
friends here on Saturday.
in Mount Dun for several years was
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Head Office •- Toronto
ADC"
eractro�apr-
spy and Mineral. Vapor.
Mrs. Hartley DeLaney and son-, of
buried at Claremont Cemetery.
156 Yonge St,
Bath Treatment,
Saturday, June 23- --household furn-
iture 'the property of Miss Beat-
Brooklin, spent the week -end with
Miss Edith Ormerod.
The Fifth Foran students Whitby
High School are busy vcrifing their
"Largest and Oldest _in
Canada - Established Forty
- Practicing -22 -years.
Consultation Free
. site Stevenson, Brougham, Ont.,
Mr. and Mrs. Clement and family
'GreeuLank
-final Departmental examinations.
Years'.
Hours: 9 a M. to 9 p. m,
Sale at 1.00 sharp. Terms Cash., A.
ara Mrs. Had�rin Sr., of
A few from here attended the
CONSULT OUR ACTIVE CITY DEPT.
Dally, except Monday and
S. Farmer auctioneer. _
spent ,Sunda y with ..Ivan and Mrs.
KMwnan's. Karnival it Whitby
y, on
FOR THAT HOME IN THE CITY
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Friday
Hadwin here.
Wectn.sday evening of last week.
,
TENDERS WANTTD '
. •
For the positionof caretaker for
Rouge Hill Schoo:.;; No. 3'W.,
' :.Mount Zion
LAWN MOWERS
'.Sellers '& Atkinson
J. D onevan
Pickering}, Particular, on Ijualmic
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- atoms and duties to be performed
Mr. a.�d Mrs. Norman Wilsoia of
S�aarpened and Repaired
Phone Agin, 201W2 - Stouff, 290
J '. ,.. B. A,, B. Se.
may be obtained from the Sec ri-
-Trensurer. --�
-�ooklin; Mr, and Mrs. Les. Smith,
of Prospect, spent Sunday
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We wgpId lilts to recosraneTid Wool.
L ieensed .
_(}n},ario Land Surveyor
Tenders will be. received to 12.00
with Mr.
a.id Mrs. George Wilson.
sol the new -soapless way of wash=
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.
ggs King Streeet, East, Oshawa. 02L
-o'clock . noon July 15th,, 1945, Duties
Miss Gertie Parrot, Ashburn;' spent
ing silks; 'woolens, baby gar menta
Auctioneers
•',to commence Au
August lot.
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. B.
etc. -No ■hrinkage restores the
The lowest or any tender not sec-
..Jamieson
lustre. , _, �� -�w,
24 Year's Experience
i Notice,
edsarily accepted.
Mr. and Mrs. 'RX Parrot, Mr. A1f.
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Sales conducted anywhere.
-
. M. BI -7
Parrot, spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Disney.
,Also Durolave -Flits - B-H Psi_
Specializing in Farm Stock,
Furniture . and Property Sales:�
�bluatiort Storm Doors Md
' Secretary -Treasurer
-R.
Born, to '111r, and Mrs. Lloyd Wil-
nts and enalnnras:
All Sales personally listed and
m iilsah _ Made N O"W
Asp halt Shingles
Picketing, Ontario, R. 2.
son, un Thursday, June 14, at • Osh-
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advertised. Bills prepared and
Roti Roofings I
Greenwood'
Greenwood `
awn Hospital, a son.
The annual Sunday School picnic
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p1OB ;
Asphalt Sidings
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will be held on Saturday next, at
Prom t Service
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Mr. and Mrs.' Mayne, of Toronto,
weft With Mrs. F. W. G%som on
Lynbrook park. Sports Disney tee:
Helen Wilson, prion Disney
Reaware sad Timpsitb �•
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Rates
N M Gordon
N. M.
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