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�•' The Dominion Day Celebration Heat, Passes g Youths on. Suspended Pickering Township Softball League • . • .
Program is complete for a big day alenteuce with Bond —�„ Piekeruig V�llrage
- than could have as it's only dis- Frederick William Bath, of Dun- —�" Pickering Village increased theii
appointrnerrb _rain. Something for . The several local young - boys who lead in the Pt T. Lea b their. . Pte, Ted . Fowler is - I
bei, Passed away on Saturday, League, y progressing'
everybody. New seating has been reautt of heart failure. Dr. I.I.before ' 4uveaile Court winning a 3-2 victory over Clare-. favourably alter an operation on bus
,.Purchased for the evening show pro- Judge Ebbs on Monday, charged ¢Wont, at the Claremont Park on. near at Christie ft Hoe
C. Pearson was called. and stated with theft, were
:.gram, booths are in order, good ball that death was given suspended Wednesday evening. Batteries were:- week. Hospital last
tield and busy Rotarians. Pian to largely due to the
sentences with bond, and ordered to Claremont - Miller and S
`attend - . Asim. 15, 25 . and cars 25a, heat of the day. report to their cl y pt .�celey; George Fowler, Ross. ]resin, Int-
e=githa . even - rl Pickering - Featherstone and Festh_ Scott and- Ross Murison of the Onrt-
• _-- Live -stock shows are occupying a � e deceased, the caretaker of the We are not sure that. even -this
barten School building, had been erstone. Although victory seemed ario Regiment will leave on 'Sunday
• most important place on this year's I and was t sentence is having the required eff- bnolinent for Pickering, their lead for, . Cara Niagara mowing the lawn sentence
ect --one of the boys was seen on. P gra for two weeks,
..._ '. PmBr�• :The Scotsman is going to to reach a ,shaded spot �arhen he Y wag narrowed by a rally, by .Clare- Mrs. Broniman, _ •of Toronto spent
....:be pleased with the evening grog- collapsed. the streets near 11.30 p. m. by the wont in the last inning. Next week the week -end with • her iia
� •- A girls' Pipe Band in Songs writer, on the same day they rec- Pickering meets Greenwood on their- Mrs. A. Gibner. fir.
The funeral , was. held on Tnesda g.
and Scottish Dances. Softball tours y eived the suspended sem9ence. bane grounds Greenwood. {
from the late residence, and St. Mrs. William' Crumiiyer spent '
foment starting early in the after-. Paul's Anlgican Church, ihmbartoa,, few days this week at the home of
noon - Field events and prizes for Rev. E. G. Robinson of icioted. Fred White Returns Rome Fr Mrs. N. E- McEwen. Mrs.
;the young folio Band music on the .surviving are: his wife (Louise Public LAbrary Annual Natation , intends CrtV�l2rier
- Btounds all day. Get a ticket on' the 'Overseas spending the summer w'itdi
GL C. M. Bicycle and Toaster. Woodyer); a daughter, Mrs. H. V. --=-- �_ friends at Teracota.
- R. Moore, of Dunbairton; one son; The Pickering Public Library will. Pte: Fred White of the Lake Sup- The induction of Rev..Copeland in -I"
a $t: G+eorge'r Church Celebrate Frederick, of Crystal Beach aad one be closed for the Annual Holiday on erior Regiment returned home last to the pastorate of the United
11 th Anniversary brother, in Toronto. _ _ the two weeks beginning July 8th, week fro4•r: oyerseas. Fred went over Church bere took place in the local
Inteament was made in Erskine and July 15th. Extra books wi11 belast October and was wounded s church last night, Reverends. X W.
�. St. George's Anglican, 0hureh. Petery - --__i given out to those who. wish to take few monrti:rs ago, while .in Germuany, McVey, P I+ July and J. D. Parkin -�
Rlekering, celebrated the 118th sans- then or., Tuesday, July 2nd and Sat- I*g wow from a splinter from an conducting the ceremony.
Pickering Woaea 9 Itortititg nrday, July 7th. exploding � �-
:•-iversary of the founding of the � - � - g mane, put Fredin the hoe- Miaa Louise Rorke, who
'parish, on Sunday lasts On the afternoon of the 26th the 'FO. Lbyid Courtice Returns From p� on the Coz}tinent .and in.Eng ordered to, rest, by her physician is
Cot. the Rev. T. H: Stewart, a Women's Institute meet wt; . the hone .England _ land, before returning hoarse. HeAS is proving. nicely.
Chaplain of Military District No. 2, - of Mrs, Frank Smith, Pickierisg. the sari of Mr. and' Mrs. Herbert T many friends pf Mme,
was the speaker at the morning . The day's business was -sinal a:- M. Lloyd Courtice, son of Mr. ate, Chureb St. Morley are glad to hear of her nmr +
tservice. He spoke of the Divine rangemE.nts for the Women's Ins- and M- Garnet Courtice,, returned rapid recovery, though still in hos- ..
Spirit, as -'being the power that kept tiktite Booth at the Rotarian First of home last week from England. He -Nose Locke T�aem An- whenie -Pital.
I the people of the war areas forg-1-4 July Celebration, and & - decision to has .been instructing in the RC1JF
-ahead, when everything seemed loss. contribute =25 to the Building Fund in England far the past year. Sunday evening' last Mr. and Mrs.Jersey Close Leaders
He. stressed the L comfort that - God of the Sick Children's - HospitaL In the. service for over two "yea- a" Prank Chapa4an were visiting Mr. -- - -1
can be ,to People of a troubled load, .A shower of quilt pieces- will en he trained at Toronto; Hagersville and Mrs. Miles Chapman, at their Jl-1ctnded in a 1 lest of out•
if only°�
given a chance. able the Quilt; Committee to proceed and other Air Force Training .cent- -,ottage on • the Gree. wood Road. standing Jersey Cattle, received tufa`
At the opening of the servies, Col, with the work alonir that line. The rea, Prior to going over. Travelling During the evening •Frank wag sit- week at 'the News Office from the -
Stewart dedicated the- Honor Roll to outstanding feature of the afternoon through most of England, he met a ting ii, -one of the camp, chairs, non- Association Headquarte,•a We quote -:
'$t, George's Parish. Rev. E. G. Rob- was an address. -_by Mrs-_ H_ olliday. "ober of.. the Pickering boyo, in- strutted of near -one -inch lumber-•- the -following: "F. 'til f� `�� has •, ._
Java read the- names of the mem- whose work is with the Ontario chiding Don Kemp, Bill Sparrow and -a mosquito bit Frank in the back, the leader cin t.:,•e t<,nes niflking. with
bers of the parish who have been Hospital, Whitby. Her pleasing per Stan. Baledolu rend he- maiatainis the beast stuck Picker'ng I a, ourite Juanita -118124:.
serving with the armed forces. eonality added much to the -very int- Lloyd is at present on a 80 -day - his beak„ . right 'through the board .'n. t're lead wit17. M2 .lbs of milk,
Rev. Ro,bin>son .had charge of the .eresting *ocripetion of her special furlough at his home here. to get at- him. Though it ce�ald u:.ve "07 lbs, of fat",
ravening service„ when he . spoke on work in the outside clinic: She aeons _ reached him through' the half -mi ch
the subject "Keep .You_ selves izi to possess the tkec li ' - - _
the love Ott Ga&,.
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tions required to -fill -this Position' in Recital ip United Church -Tonight` ith the Q es
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w.s TENDERS WA1�I'PE'D which psychiatry' Plays mo, small Rev. _11l, R. and Mrs.. Jenkinson - —
part. Mrs. Spratt's Music Recital is be- Recipients of Goodwill Presentation w
For the position of caretaker for A pleasant social halt hog; brought in - held in the United Church on Pickering r
Rouge Hill. Schoo: ',�,, v, ;Vo. $ W., .at Congregational Gathering .on The Presbyterian W. M. g; will
the meeting to a close. Friday,, June- 29, at 8 p. an -.Every- Monday Evening meet at the home of Mrs. Thour4as
Pickering). Partier:laie on yualifir- one welcome: Proceeds for local Red
atione and duties to be performed } Evening Service Withdrawn r . Cross. Andrew on Thursday,- July 5, at 3
may be obtained from the Secretary. _e '.' .. At a largely s nded congrega- oclock . Any asdies:.havin
tte - g ea�.,d-
4`teaaarer• Following the custom o2 the past "tiorial gathering isi file United Church clothing for the missivz
Tenders will be received to 12.00 few The Reil Cross is snaking a pees- &rY bale,' -am
years, the evening service in on Monday evening, Rev. M. R. wad asked to )cave it at the home of
+o'clock coon Jnly:.lbth, 1945. Duties 'Pickering United Church will be -citation to the boys're,urned frons Mrs Jenkinsvi,- were made presen= Mrel W. J. Ctark ark.
any ito commence August hat~ overseas at the Rotary. First of.July �Y time before
The loweat 'or any tender not �- withdrawn during . '-tire months of Celebration. tatior� -fnoan the (congregation, Mrs. _this ,meeting. - - .
�y accepte& July and August, ioxn;nencing this • a s JEnkinson.s Sunday School, Class and
coining Sunday. the Young. People's Union. A three- The annual Sunda -
_ The monthly aneeting of the Red y School MU
J. M. Blackwell , Cross Executive will be held in ins drawer -filing-cabinet freta the con CvrgTegationai ' Pieige of the Pres
Have the, Warren s Institute gregatia��, to Mr. Jenkin" and arfan Church will be held at fire
Secretary -Treasurer Booth srtPark on Monday- eves Red Cross rooms on Monday, July set of beautiful English,made china Greenwood Park
Pickering, Oyitario, . B. R. 2., _ ins. Lot's to eat. S, at 2.30 p. m. seer Saturday atter-
to Mrs, Jenkinson, a chair from the noon, June 30. Cars will be at the .
-- ------ - --- -.___ —__-• Young People, and book ends from. •e church at -24Q. All the congregation
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- the S. S. Class. .and•kiddies •ale asked• to attend.
- • Mt. and Mrs.-- Jenkinson leave this e • + •
week for their new charge at. K:ag, The rogular meeting of � W. r
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after si eight- ear to here . • the LniY Pafltora ted CharchDAYCELEBRATIONwilt
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• _ termed by . Mr. Jenikfnson . `tine , be held at the name of .Mrs. Gould,
MONDAY,`
best ar..d quickest eight years of'iriy on Thursday afternoon, July 5, at
2.30oclock: All ladies of the con Lea. M. Moyle tion n _ ,.. Y ed as Chair- are co 1 9 L Y -. _� � Pr's edea 1 ire _ -.- � Y ted.. _ -
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man for the evc.
ng, rind Mea, and Centennial
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Chapman assisting.. Mr. s Dobe ent rat United r .
- r Jenkinson were to be, .takes ; by Call
Rev. A. E. Holley,
Monster Pirid'�*-'Thrdugsurprise,-and-by a bit of "trickery" Y, B, A., B. D.ase _ h possibly arranged b .. friends. .. Mini .. .
�'' Y g ends. stem
a Y the
scheme •was 'very Witch carried o t
-- Y u 1L' 00 m. Dumbarton United
ving from Etizabe4h St, • at 1.80. Floats; Fancy Tearrrs,' Juvenile • .Entries in Coaturne and Caanedy '-they were brought into' the base- Church -
,ment of the . church quite unaware -' Sacraanent of the
Lord's supper.
of what was taking place. 2.80 PPe
Mrs. Jenkinson- very pub'-- Centennial United
• ry -nicely , lmnk- Sacrament of the
ed her friends here, adding that she `' ,
unser an.d' tlye,Lo�aSu
had enjoyed every m.mute of their Beautif 1'
Supper
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r Lu and Ins iri
stock• sta • in Pickering. P ng -Services•`
�h Y e n Mr. Jenki o a
o t3, Jenkinson is It is a good thin
wnvng the fortunate few who can 8 to give thanks
Teams, Single and _Saddle . Horses for . the Judging-1`.rng must be entered i'n ,the , unto the Lord and to sing pmiSei .
parade• at the manient aril unprepared rise unto His Narver%
_ to the' occasion, address a gatnerlhlg; - - . • * '#
• t?xpressing that whit ca,t -only be The Wonlan's Association .'of the ;1.
oris _ araeSoo'" Said at'that time. -He did not propose Dunbarton United Church will �hol
to bid ood dSp a goodbye a to an that h es
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n o e s s' o n s, et ..regular meeting on 'Thursday; a
• ,;_ . , • • "' her i the service f Christ -that July 5, at the home of Mrs. E '�
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- hottigh-he Wright be leaving! ' the 4nnis, Walnut 'Hill Fanxn, Roll Call a
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service continues. Minister can _ "Christian Citizenship".
- AA "«` consi'&r Himself
T 1 O greater than the
• cause in which he serves" he said. In hieanoriamt ,
Mr. Jenldnsun has been a devoted; _ tr -'
- - humble servant of the church and his.. Spa
rro�r ... �' ' •
iLeGard In loving rneW-
Eve'nungt
people leaving is being deeply Ory of Eleanor, our dea d r
a e : h regretted -both- within and -without �' : aughter. _ �,
ow
arks crater, Who• passed away on
Pickering United Church. Fortunate June 30 1943 in her 23rd yeSl,
St. Andrew's Glirls'' Pi a Band 1 indeed is the con ' '
• , congregation who will When evenin
M Plpe and Scott .1 . UanCe have as their pastor, Rev. M. R. g shades aye falling,
J'Dur�lsin' Jenkiifson, and, Mrs. Jenkinson we sit in quiet alone,
ii In w`n8t�.n an� Q��� n vit� During the evening lunch was spr- To our hearts there coarses a longing"
Novelty
�+ V veil by the ladies of the congrega. If she only could coarse home.
Ml1s1e81 1tQ`iel Numbers etc.' tion, while friendly goodbyes were Friends may think we have forgotten
Je� _ - - • ■ .,....� _ being , extended_ to the ,. honored When at tames they see its smile.
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-strung ;on the sidelines. `— It, il�Is
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"Remember -this beachhead is not to be extended beyond the ' ��, : LCA
front gate, or your theatre of operations wiU be limited strictly
o to your own room for the rest of the day!" "pop, I don't know why you had to�marry such a SENSI.3!"T
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WAITS IMPATIENTLY FAMILY ASSEMBLES FATHER MUTTERS SDiIE- FATHER RETJRItS,BIST `
ON RUNNING soARD ON FORCN AT LAST, THNN6 ABOUT .MAKING AIAI "A IS NQW
OF CAR FOR FAMILY ALL SET TO GO SURE THE WATER IS M155t1Y6, HAVtIJG AT
�•� TO BE READY TO TKNED OFF ALL R16HT LAST MIQUTE DE'-
,� START FOR THE - '.AND DISAPPEARS CIDED TO TA E. HER
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Dieting Dot thinks hot food is hot -
stuff that overweights should steer
clear of. -
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HflLD EVERYTHING AFTER MUCH SHOIJ> • MOTHER PRESENTLY . 1IOTNER AND AUN7 AT LON@ LAST
.IN6 AACk AND FORTH, CALLS SHE IN EDS ELLA RETURN AT LAST, FAMILY ASSEMBLES
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CAMERA tS,MOPiER- PROM THE CAR,SHES AEKENT, I•kAKING A GO. DISGQY�4 HE
fa0E5 IN TO HELP FOUND SOME THIfN65 LAST TOUR OF HE NAS AAtSLA1I7'NIS
end laver, b sponsor thinks she - NER LOOK FOR IT TO PUT IN -HOUSE _. SiNEATER
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looks cute in the uniform." _
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RAI ITT A N n _I F FF-- 5howina That The More You Argue The Less You Get! y 1
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''I'm through• with Harry; he
'wears a wig—say, did you see
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REG'LAR FELLERS -A 11litary Genius y _ BY.GENE EY'RNES
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SOLDIERS, I THINK WE ORTER
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PckITAN CMRISLBER AQlacoost
For Sale — mall farm, 16 acres
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workable, in crop; 4 -roomed _ « . 1IM1TED '..FON C1B50N
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ume house, good cellar„ good
stables, Hydro .available; on a coup- Scarboro-_,luilctlon TRANSPORT
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-OW, Thomas Sanderson, R. t►- � . ' and Searboro 836 _
,i. Ciarecnont. July 6 TELEZ'80I3 — Howard 1117, TRANSPORT` _ Sto�e
Sow Sta-ayed - aa to the property of Ajt1`�j(}$ .Phone 3touftviu 848 rC.�
Alex. Gourlie,, Lot 29, B.
F. Cort _ _ Sough and Dressed Lnrnber ~ ' ' Millwork _
131-1 .., an Friday last. Owner' Frames Dooet:
Doors -Scras MOVING Doors Open Each Night Alt 6.30
try ident, F14 Interior S Ab1014 Is
-: paying expenses. - ' _ Soft and Hardwood Flooring ,
Fo Sal) -- Tent, 9x9x3, near •new, Brick Insulated Siding Cedargrain Shingle Siding .
�svith poles and pegs 7 16: H. James, Wallboards Rock Lath Cedar Shingles
Dunb4rton. - Asphalt shingles Roll Roofing 4 WANTED
W.anted. building for wrecllrag, Masonite Products Barclay. Tile pE71D HORSES AND C?11'fLf1 .
saq size, can be moved or wrecked -Rock Wool Insulation cemetat and Lime
ion pr+ecroses. H. James, Dunbarton Weeping Tile Sewer Pipe For tree plug up phone
'28 Evatiac. for Sale -- also 6 and 1-2 ;MARTIN-SENOUR 100 p. c. PURE PAINT. .
— BROOKLIN .. .. .. .. . ► .. 66
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horse gas engine on wheels, and -� DICKERING • . • • • . .. • • . 89
:John Deere spreader. S. Witzke, R. DICKERING ... .. ..... .. .
R. 1, Pickkenng• All ades of B. C. Cedar Shin les AGINCOURT ...... .:ane 8144
4+Cottsge for Salo --- with small ac-
$� �' We pay 'the phone ebargef �
rew is Pic*.ring at Kingston Rd.
-and Dutfirt'a Creek. Apply Balson; is and girl. friend; brise Doris Wil- Mr, and Mfs: George Wilson . GORDON YOUNG LTD
_,IS,iag • East, 'Toronto. son, Norman Randall and Franca Mrs. Lloyd : WileBn `and son ret- TrOM� Phone A4.3630
�� Saye Quebec cook stove with also Constance. Armed ' hcane on Saturday tram the
,svarniag closet; Quebec heater; a The anmouneement ie trade of the . •Oshawa General Hospital.
Browder house. 10 1-2 x a 1.2. A. C. ca¢aing. marriage of Norman Doug- Mr...J,. Campton passed away this Claremont 1Vleat
-RagermaGreen River . las Randall youngest son of .Mr. and week after a very lengthy illness.
Bray Hatchery have some breeds Mme• Nello Bandayl to Miss Muriel, Funeral service was held aa Sato..*- Market
also a few olAty child of Mrs. and the tate Mr.. �'_� Salem Church. fie leaves to
. chicks ilor delivery now; L.•.Heeliy,-of Toronto. The'we0ding mourn, Sys sister, Mo. Arbuckle, of
started. For July -August delivery',, will � place on Saturday, July _ Our Motto �. Satisfaction or nma..
order should be in now. AgenfA Mt. Zion.
Shier, R. R. 2, Vickering; and 7, at ?16 p. to at Riverdale Pres- �iisaion Band meet_a on Saturday
EL byte W Church, Toraat0o. in . the bise o t of tie church at
Leckwwd Mi11ig& Pickering- -.. 2,80. = Choke Baby Beets from OatarWe
• All school pupils have 'pmt sway Ernest 9raraae
EVERY l[1NUTLr CQ1J°1QTs Audle TwoAtoes 28 os. tilas s -we
1 gear, so why not have yowr their books until the fall teras be Nksor i steak roast 870 ft.
legal work idene in' "P'hdoering gins once �• Blade roast me f4.
PHONE PICK. 17 R 22 - Mrs; Wad Gu7, of Victoria, B. C- The mothers o! the pupils of the Choke Fresh and Cooked Meats
Captain fled Stewart is oa : visit to her father Joha C. public . schools etyioyeid a Red CTO°s goe,e-suede Sausage A 9petiaky '-
cons n Bud Stewart
Faraw ro on Thursday afternom area on Toed.
Bryant
Muriel Westaey, B. A., of p A bee was held �k to help
's Beauty now open or St. Joseph's Hospital, was .a .visitor 3&. "R_ . Appleby clean up the yard A. J. �BiE'=9Ei1E+AND
$ rmanents for mer the parental roof on, the week after s -recent windstor° W> 18" Qar0o"t. out.
unum�• nib appointments, l blew over his barn& 1�'hatae
sl�momer mamths. For appo' end. blew
99 R 4 or Call at McLesst's gee,. ]dr, and Mrs. Joblin moved " Nr. '_and Mrs. Ralph Jones aqui dau-
en east mope Greenwood Hill. • to their new home in Port Perry on ghter JanrA, spent Sunday evening Lorne Carsart is spending two
June 29 3atarday. Our best wishes go with with Mr. and Mrs. Ken. Holliday and weeks at carp on Nigara-o;rthe-
Wanted to Buy — piaaoh radios, them. - eon, of Brooklia _ Lakle, with other cadets from Whitby
washing machines, violins, sewirig Mr, Thomas Donnelly, Chatham, Mrs.. Charley Day, a war bride High School.
bicycles, tricycles. Have has been visiting his niece. 11drs- flrom . Scou&A arrived last Reek . Mr. and xrs. Percy Jones anti
.'•op any of the above items that and is living with her husband's daughter, spent Sunday with Mr.
C.. •3. Bryant here.
Son are not using and -Fish to sell? tt and
parents in Balsam. _. and Mrs. William Clark and family
F%ass describe idly. Write Box Grasmere farm has a perm . J Wilson recently had the at .Greenwood.
fi06 News Office. Jun 30 erect a new house for _ their herds -
6 man; owing to the sale -of the near- misfortune to have an abscessed ear. -. Miss Betty Davie reiuzned to her
q� ted-�isiger Drop Head 9eariaiE by Yestes' house to ,lir. Ide, Toron- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil . Disne�t and home after spending a coupte of
3 tschines. We pay cash. Call or to• family, spent Sunday with Mr., and weeks with her sister Velma, (M's•
onsite. Singer Sewing l[achirte, . 1B 'The Sunday School picnic was held Mss. Ch".. %edgett, Ktneale.- Gardiner)'- �
Ontario St#. Oshawa, phone 69s k Park on Saturday with -
.30 ti st arc? -
For Sale =- legoot steel rake in a good atterrdatsce...The occasion was
,good condition -ice• E• I& Chap- taken advantage of the g'a'theringjin-
In
resent Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Jenson with s floor- IMP avis.best wishes of friends here go Alton& them to King CityC,,= planting is sW1 going�Rr. M Henry Wilkinson, of and haying bas beguq .The f'pstranier,have been spending a crop is almost a Complete failure isweek with Mrs. B. Reenor and other puny orchards.relatives here. Some young Is& have been break- Hottae f Work ad
Mr. and re Fred Ranson *nd ing whxiows-and otherwise i�g
tsm9hy o! Toronto, visited4n Sun'•-sclaol propertt here. coning lads � ��day with Mr. sd Kra. H. Slack- bicycles should be kept undo strict -
Ad 1944
Mrs. F M OKAY ati Bill spent es-6� by their parents.My. acid Mrs. w2liaa+1o='lcERiver,. it being- the, Occasonot_ of�.1 the Brwwwkk Sill ount Z108c4metery ,service MW annually', at .... �� % -
thit 'is repot the apple Crop i1 The July_. meeting "of the. W, A..tbs orc}tardo ei tLis vicinity oil will be bekl on Wednesday, Julyat the home of Mrs. Wm- Harbron.
mot be good tide yearn'. Mrs. Ralph Jones is in charge of JULY 1. 1944. TO LUNE 30. 1945r Whitevale News Cmamed the Program and will . ase as lkro, Rene • Uden and her sister theins "Flowers and their Arrange -
meat'; Thespecial speaker"wilt be PAY STAMP BOOKSR•lac�met Lim' at the Union Stn. VACATION on y. He had been a prisonerMias Fina Green, Crreemvood. Roll
ad' wu in Gemnany. Call is -to be answered by a` poem Employee'sin the Constmction Industry•Fit. Officer John Nolan. is back or verse abort "Flowerer'. holdin Vacation Pay Stamp Books con-
Soi ry to report Mr. George _Wil-g;from overseas. He, coanpleted 33 sonint poor health at tame of writ . taini'nq Vacation Credit Stamps for the
:..operational tours. Coming over on iatg• 1944 5 @m to est od mala re -
the gip' 1-0 - contracted - a Mount Zion Sut�y School picnic p lin y parm'condition and is now a patient war held on Saturday afternoon at Sent.their books• on or after Jme W,
of Christ ie St. l3Qepital, until it is Lynbrook Park. In spite of the hot 1945. to any CANADIANcleared uP•weather, everyone enjoyed a fine --cue aSternoon. There wPr a�tonnd eighty •BANat toany��dol Savings
She week-enJ were: MianE,Twe+ed-
resent. There were races and other OfHee rad upon proper identifieatioa.
sports for both goung cid—all receWe4h"sb —Hoa6ht rad fiord— �.�-Quite a few frosm hit. Zion atte�i d- stain contained therein;
•Ualed- Clothing — sterili" clean- ed services at Salem Church out Surra �and. pressed Hke sew. arry A day, Mr. McVey was the minister �. for neW Vseatfon
_Line stock of high elk" solo, and Greenwood ' choirmusic., in charge of!" �P�Y�s tlhGald applyrvhpants. Also a goodthe i Pay stamp Hoots, noon available. toot the employ
stock of new leather costs and Miss Ruby Siriclair, Wh%evah, meat period jury let. 1845, to lime 30th. 1846.— .vritrdbreakers, and 60th' fbrnist�- -fit the weele•end at U Janes. 8TAND LAMM INN=
°.Ings st very reasoeabla yucca, (�11 Mrs. Davies hs spending a coupleElm Cbadss
rad be coavlaeed. of weeks with her sister, in Sher- _ .. _ bsiatfMsof IabDo sySasE flelawarts ... brooks, Qac.
: .On+�Bond Street West, Oshawa,Ont. ' Mrs.. A.. Rogers 0nd Mr. R Wil -
sort, of Brooklin, spent'Sunday withPET! WAS is U'MANOR TM VWWU n a�mum OIICRQ He is
0eleateth'e Aeries our artist giver his version -" ...
�- of how the finest erode oil-- svmbolUe,
by Pete --is aeleated and reflnAd to _ __
aulse A -A Peerless, ,ae oil tha.. i ,)nty the �e1 v Rnest spoially B -A's control o! oil wells Croda is traaaported in 13 -A's
'•sl:ayrd'• to keey repair a sts dovr.s, ,�tected crow- oiia are need with chola of crndea IDmeana owe tankers. For lower re- , s/
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" several. antique dealers being there. hone-- its. H. Harper at the T. Rob-.
There was a vast amount of furn- srtson's—Mrs. Ey with clothing either new or 3n
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ituss, bediddng, dishes atsd high T crest and son Ray condition, Dilsu `Helm Roddick
• •' prices were paid by eager buyers. beck with�rmotthheer;� li8hted,
w all with musical seleetiolts,
lits. L� M. Combs ia`apaadin `�; Gilben
A �' It was , a real social affair too, as Wauanup with his • people !br the
• swimmer with her cousin% Mrs. Frsthm . Mme• Brown usrd pictures and a map old friends Mme• . Fitch gave a report of flea
rteltd8 met old friends, as they week -ends -The Hugh Gannon fay- strict Arraual. Mrs. Goedea p�
ppm.• _ tracing the jour.iey. At We clo:,e of do oh such an occasion,
the meeting, il wi their- a splendid paper on Post, War Alb-
$gt. Roy McLeod, RCAF., and -A.. g, a very enjayat& halt This w" a week of doings in the i h P�Pie; Mies Wilcox ivities and Social Improv
B. Doug 'Reynolds ars spend;ng a hour was spent at the test tables, village and neighborhood � two with the RitcitLes. elatenbe,
Mr. Donald Ritchie is now in a � one thing e'very'one mud,
of MrsyMcI,eosiearoit wit:t relatives Church News charivaries, one 'an Monday evening position is St.:Thoaws, do is to prevent depression, similar
for Mr. and MrsA good crowd atteitdea fl- sun -l -V "bat, the ch= h I=,-. Boas Madill to that fol!
at
un y evening for Mr, and ere boys and anew, some who have
in the hall last Friday evening. The vi•s will .be herd, in the evening, Mrs. Hugh Miller. A shower for ,ems' hitevale : given their lives to k
us in ftf.
dances' will continue only for about commencing at 8 p, an. The 'Young the Madill'$ on Wednesday evenn a �P
three more weeks. People will have c Y g --we cannot do too much for
age• in the down Hail ---after the present A very interesting meeting of the thein. Rev. McLachlan also gave i3
Mr. drat Mrs. Ridge, of Ajax, Rev. I. E, Kenhedy will occupy' tation, dancing was enjoyed. Many Women's Institute was held in the: interesting address.
spent the week -end with Mr. and his own pulpit through July, tak- lovely gifts were 'giver the Public Lib
in his holidays couple. Thin was young Library, with the President, Folks were pleased to welcome
XTs. Len Lye. g ya in August. repeated again on Mrs. Randall, in the chair. Roll Call Pte. William Smythe to the village '
Mr. a id Mrs. Dick Coop. -r. and ' St.J finaa Service was observed Monday evening, for Mr. and Mrs. was answered by "My Favorite over the week -end. His wife, tom-
lAmily, of Waterford; Mr. and Mrs. .in St. John'3 Church on Sunetay last. Miller --a custo¢a n vogue hens in Author". Business consisted of el -
Bill Taailinson and family; Mrs. Ted The little daught=er of Mr, and Mrs. which all share alflw.' acting A committee to act with the • Whiteval Continued pn act fat*
Tonrilinson and family, ��d ffi�• Rte 1 New Ba t was pnesent9d for the Mr. and Mrs. Gorgon New; Miss Iced Cross to welcome return;.tg
1E:unt, of, Toronto, were with Dr. sm of p ism at the service. A. Malcolm, Mrs, Kerr and Mise boys from Overseas. Mrs. E. Gee ('� j�j
Jlirs. Tomlinson over the of students
Coburn, of Toronto, and Mrs. Johne den,' with Mr. T. Burwash. Mr. Gov GNALL"S
-_-' A number of High School students Sincere agsrtpathq is extended to Stewart and,daughtere of Markham,den, in' co-operation with Mrs. J.
ales , atsdy through examinstio.�a Mr. and Mrs. W. Gray, who haus were visitors at the Miss. Duncan Buckles, Mrs. s�e-routt G. Haanlrrn and Mee.So-vice Station
sal working, been bereaved by the death of Mrs. home on Sunday. J. Herbert with representatives frogs
llr. Eddie Ortis spent the week- Gray's brother, Mr. Judd, in a Tor- The Wallace . Ellicott's and the the W. A. and Mission Circle ag- �* ���EZ�
end will► !friends st Orr Lake. ionto hospital. ' Ford family were L With their pirents, Hied to send for twelve ditty bags Q .
A large number of Claremoit The sale as Saturday afternoon the W. Ellicott'& -the Clare Bals,- for sailors for Christmas to be fW_
people atteltded the Uxbridge Dec- of the household effects, of Mine, B. don's were at the M. Hamilton's. , ed; also objective for the year to )FXK 24 'SOU>tS A DAT
*ration, Davy Service last• Sunday. Stenson, was largety attended, The W. J. Brown's were at the old aid the Red Shield Salvation Army tStRYDAIi'8 INCLUD$D)
alfee Violb Forsyth was the guest -- --
of ,Toronto friends over the Waco..'
end.
ills Bret football game of the sea-
-+ (• - at vas played. �i((nthe
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here Ian e p f �' +" ..."G''/ •e�'' %i n r a',l - - .. _ _
.' \: Y•. �'��� ..: VliLtiRiYAt FKfi Rlt� ' ��' � Y�%Y. .. '`. - V � ..
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In being. prepmed for tbe Summer M.. Y' + < � j� � r'' $ � � r !• ,
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llr. tend' ltss. Walter Baker, of "• "
f a
bartharn, said Mr. W. Stevenson,
of Toronto, were the guests at Iltr.
sold lire. HowArd Rawkley over the
week -end. Ae�
-. The if lsdon Circle of the Baptist
C! l
urch
met on Toemiay aftmoon
the home of Mrs. El Ward.
hill Johan Conteh' group was PP
1
�ehargs of the meeting. - : E. ;
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The anniversary services of
4the - '�..
•thnited Caumh were well attended , K« •,, .: �g '<
iast Sunday. Rev. A. J. Heal, of +��F ,
- Whitevale was the speaker at both , u
services.
1% was amusing this weep to see
two eanall boys with their hams-
,imade buckrakes, loading grace and
Hauling it away. The .boys seldom
let a new Udue get by them without w i -
making an effort to duplicate it
r
Theregular meeting of the Wom- .� .'.# . • ' ' :
Institute was held last Wed- _ ti•
mday at the hoe o! l[rs. Hugh - =
Gnu. The -
' Jikiieoe,._cou ducted the meeting.— -
Mrs. Frank Cir6oat "Q vs'_t�he lopio- h - •• r
"'AgricueltuQd sad 4iaaadiaa Indus- ' ..
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- fry'_. ljtss. Willism,'Evans brought
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Nie report hood the District Annual
X3nmk. JIM,
Mauch -cwt Hugh Gregg min-
. 'ted solo. 1tiu►o • gaves
teto's 80e04e was observed in loess- * .
cry of the late lira Grave keightoq _
•
w►ifo had been
deasgaa;ed to take tee
-current Evantsn- - _
o■ tale pregrasn ,• _ _ - .. ' -
Thb JIM wag ecduetei by lbs. Ir together with ties /3tiseas � "a" dus•1aq the swat seven tttacrntbs b:
9'lfmae Coduty. At the eieee of the 1, tlhe United Statse sad Great attain, tits tigpnth�r asls�w+ea!" to osN
Iueedittg, a social half -bow was - - i
the host��•
'>t K during which ess sat► `, '" tont ris rugate d U*W the b1b]"We of is ivy'. . Octobea� and
d�gk3ouss1 h. - . • JBIaT !owe:c ow aids - Dr. oa er. In Se>nt�a�brr seed No�tsbsa,.
isapfist Church To Unveil tSatee4 and tins urgent the allowance WO randn unaged at
y A" West, sou"y rt�tais+weseats of our Allies and the liber- : 'two pounds. - I
BaAt -the -rind rqm} x service at tae +&ted coutntriei our share of the reduction:
ptist Church next Smtday, the. The tea Pound sugar allotst► fon• `how
-X*mr Roti, with about ninetee�a must total �sarl7 �OO,OOp,000 poustds of +ca:u�inQ, *eprasente�d by, toasty nates pre•
aW
aaanoea inscribed thereoen, will be oat- _ the year.
•!�' during the reit Of . -. serves 00t1pOiSs, remains unchanged
,'Two Rev. L. X. Wslthaln with be To asiurs fair distribution of what •is reguUr preserves you ,Two `
'funs speaker. ports wall ire o
:..:. ;.. ration is cu
' continue t
.._ left, the sugar tion ' td° be t by five
,:become valid each month.
Detoiatiost Day 4erviee at tlNte Univat
Ceese:ery oa sntisday;tukxt ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT SUGAR
' The Annual Decoration Day Ser- ; �. lipw fes Cassia ,
vice will be held at the Claremont ilb s>rare a! week - �,� is + retests ieataai
t� anwAkaT r k t t safari
+Union Cemetery this coming 8nn- A. World etocb are by lbs Combined s = s A. The. rising deotad lasysi7. reflects -the, nerds
day. Rev., L; . ][., Werthana of the iaod Board of the Nations which allots _ `a of liberated areas. -
Baptist Chords will be the speaker. - ^ - ss9ar to Canada United Stales and Great -Service "
d 2.30 p..m. � ..
Britain ct► a uniior* per cap" bests. ' Q- Wit its !icer tar pseisolLsst -
Q• arc does tie res! of the - Mali World m9� in lower for gess seasons: - —
�sonz in u A Es ---- --
- - CO A. W 7 t� of some uoarcos such
;1�. Tooth" utrale�' �Rseathe liidd]ea� SO4`�Et '
as Java and the -
�s�epeaa 1,PP3aes. Teva, oi' .,:
The June meeting of tJte W. lt. P1ew Zealand and other Japanese hands aad�
?, tuWbipo� co raoee:ee b etlD to k
!9. was held on Thurdd'ay, June 21, ems. Approximately Wo -half of this total although the �lsiltppiaes orb liberated,
at the O. Burton home, wijh_tbe inden vied for liberated saws. lD a S`OC11S , , prod� uction is not espscoed to be reabored T
dsufnl Targe attesldaalce. firs. Jahr►• i)a% in 194&fhave Use ages, in am W= -
ttntosy Premdent, was i>s ' charge of
the opening devotions. Secretary, ' A: ! sk M we needs are ap and prodnotiota if
IONSi' . 1 Other export cooafsiss have e:pesieaod
down„ world sugar :bob reached a new lowar "do=thvriayse of labour and feriiliaer.
Yd• Ritchie rend the m34ate9 of the at the begianing of 1943. 87 theend of the S. Asoord draaght oomditione sad haaxioanq
bait-aseeting RAieb were approved. Ira.*p fled will he dogs
:At the conclusion of the buginess d im9nooe miaimsm. ° � this lima to a am cis ac ws Inns aLo net laid production is the iia:
portant West b" one.
XM Canis took charge of. .. - :
,the worship wrvioe, substituting -
' !or Mrs. � W, (key, tonvener of group Bi1n IdL AND {iiAO?JL OCAS WA,><, ALSO 4!! Llrtst
=A, )irs. Norton ted is prayer. Mist+ - - afar t�a„d y�,�yy =" 1!1ls, sans w,adW Avail" to in"96 of was, ew•i at >taLeita - - -
Dutn n read pRti 121. Several ir•af,fasf'o Wool naa■st -h-err, .wakes: of soft &duke, sewieelieawy
_ ,sad lam sad Z. menndeotaress, WW &veto M :odueod.
members read ankles from the 1l farther cwt is &bre bdnv made JULthe anetment to gaota •a ss, seek ar
atlasionary Monthly, on -as Crus'- 0 6wvquo'
oes, , hUe ,'ells seductions aro being made Iy ti• J4med reran 3s, fl,•
ode for Christ and His Kingdom",
n�w�r uta. to: r.n.toe po,',nel. r
' X45'%''4
Mrs. Ritchie read an account of the
... •'<'}� ,,t� , ,x , r< aaN ----•r.-.•-----�,----- `TS—
aAUIwork ofthe Missionary Fleet on the
EasCoast. Mrs. Brown gave. a tat?,
c
y >
on the work rf John Geddie the, ��:' � k
first foreign missionary sent out by j '
.the church in Canada in 1846, one
hundred years ago. The conversio'1of a barbaricthe
an eo le ::"'!: ', «, , .:,� ` �•�
P P New
IIebrides Isisaeds is the mos$ woad-
.festal 'record o! missionary offal t
tisk Pacific Fieet during a recess
-
,lull in operations.
STRONG, ABLE: WOMEN 100
Men from the New Zealand -man-
ned cruise. H.M.S. Gambia placed
.p -•
• a
first and husky yourg Canadians
month, bed, board. Girls. Young
-
: a
ond among 16 ships represented -
Many of crews showed up is
.the
;,,::dull' war paint :and regalia.. The
Mrs. Boyd, Cartsbad Springs. Ont
U. S. Subs Sink
Last'Patrol Flown ..
T �� REPORTS
TA�
,aircraft Industry
1,119 Jap Ships
By Coastal Command °
•
To Beat Bombers
canoe-'
• •
Thousands 'of officefi and men
Into Bungalows
Admiral ..Chester W. Nimitz, in
The 'R.A,F. ' Coastal Command R
lining the decks of powerful car-
Britain's aircraft industry, "beat-
one of his lasts cent disclosures
q
#le+v its last patrol of the war with
riers, battle -wagons and other ships
Ing bombers into, bungalows," .will
of United States submarine act$-
the abandonment of aerial escort
'in
-
cheered New Zealand ' "Maoris"
'
launch -production this year of 50,-
vitt', credited the underseas ser -
_
for Allies shipping the Furo- --�--
and Canadian. "Redskins," when
000 aluminum houses,
vice with having sunk 1,119 Jap-
peau theatre of operations. •� ,,
they came first and second in a war
prefabricated
Duncan Sandys, minister of works
anew ships totalling 4,500,00 tons.
P8C1f1C Pay Higher :.�•.
Since Sept. 3, 1939, the Coastal -
canoe race staged by ships of Sri-'
canoe
in Lon-
Atimiral Nimitz told 14 subma-
t leaqt one •
tisk Pacific Fieet during a recess
-
,lull in operations.
STRONG, ABLE: WOMEN 100
Men from the New Zealand -man-
ned cruise. H.M.S. Gambia placed
_
first and husky yourg Canadians
month, bed, board. Girls. Young
`from H.M.C.S: Uganda were,. sec-
ond among 16 ships represented -
Many of crews showed up is
.the
;,,::dull' war paint :and regalia.. The
Mrs. Boyd, Cartsbad Springs. Ont
-,,Uganda had a striking. Totem Pole
i at the head of its boat.. Ship's
P .-whalers were used as `canoes.' Al-.
tant, motherless home In country.
most every province in Canada
was represented in the ".Canadian
canoe-'
s t.. Is
-children.
Toronto.
-Major General Bert Hoffmt is-
-Iter,• Commander of Canada's Far
' East Force. who returned to Can -
Painters. experlonced, oil •'sePWir.
i oda recently. from Europe to pre.
pare for his new assignment, said.
_.
in Ottawa, at a press conference
week, best' worktnk condltl rra.
that from 27,000 to 28,000 men
= ' overseas had so' far ,volunteered for
service in the Pacific. He said that
Office. CR 2925.
!`for the most Part' they were chaps
who had a lot of battle experience,
and were prepared to see it '
on 160 acre tractor farm. Milking
through".
machine.' Teamster preferred.
J, A. ' Peacock, director of egg
Will pay $85.00 per month. Roston
' -supplies for the British Ministry
of Food, has been invited to corm
to Canada as a, guest of the Can-
Ontario.
adian government. He will speak
at a poultry -field day at Niagara
Falls do July i%. and in Montreal
_
eral farm work. FtPadv Joh for
about July 20.
Here's something poultry ex-
.
perts at Ottawa have" to say about
-right
pattiPr Apply Pntterdale Firm
eggs for Bfitain,="More attention .
should be. given to supplying brio
with adequate ' shell -forming ma-
terial' -to -scale down breakages.
They also [tote that too many eggs
are cracked during coilectigo- on
the- farm, while others are damaged
.. by delivering 'eggs loose in .4aiskets
or other containers.
- To- encourage maximum egg 'pro-'
' duction, the Prices Board has ex-
tended - the highest price le4-tl for
which fowl (hens) may ,yell from
June 30 to July 31.. A drop of. 29 _
; . cents a_ pound, which under a pre.
vious order would have.become ef-
fective at the end of June.J9 fs now
:.::to take place on August 1.
- Government scientists at Ottawa
don't agree with' the findings Qf the
, crew o the n
swrhich has.. been [naking,_ a series
of scientific experimental flights
over the North Pole. The British
crew claims the, magnetic pole is
_ - actually situated, 200 .miles further _
north than it was -believed to be.
'The Canadian experts say the Pole
as shown on official , government
maps is based on investigations and
numerous observations over a period
of many yeirs and is' undoubtedly
correct.
.-`-.'Swastika Unter •Alles "'
'The Swastika still lies aeras
alae main highway of the Inver-
-ness and ,Perth road at Kingussie.
It was laid there on V -E Day so
'-that all traffic would pass over it.
•'- Sunday Empire News (Man-
chester).
$Approximately 20,000 magazines
and periodicals are published in the
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dQLngLairast Troops -
on of the first full-scale model rine officers and men to whom a plane in' the air every • day some r or
-
Mr. Sandys said- the house, de- made valor awards that the sub- wpere in its vast territory which
veloped after two years of research, meribles. had sunk 126 enemy com- ranged from Iceland, Norway and Volunteers for the Pacific who
was "the most highly prefabricat- bat, ships and 993 merchant'vessele the Baltic to the Azores and Gib- proceed to the Far Eastern. ' theatre
ed factory -made house yet pro- and helped to "all but sever lines altar. of operations will receive extra
dosed in this country. The produc- which connected the Japanese Em -
pay. The rate varies front 30c. a
tion schedule calls for a maximum pire with their stolen possessions." THE BE�� WAY day for a private (25c for a' CW
turnout of 5;000 monthly." RNiarly • half of the Japanese ton- AC private) to 6:,c. for a 1\`arrant
The house has an entrance hall, -nage sunk, 2,000;000 -tons, was sent Officer, Class -1 (50c..for a CWA _.
bath, TQ KILL F LLE S "*
living room, two bedrooms, to the bottom in the past year. C. of the same rank), 75c. and, GOc
and kitchen. for lieutenants and sl•00'and 80c
" We have heard of swords being The dragon fly folds its six --a toe package of WILSON'S FLY PADS for officers --of field rank and hit, :-
beaten into plo>s'shares," he said., will1o11more ate old$5.00vle wafesr y
"It is something new that bomb- spine -fringed legs together to form other
ByVllerIse ON'SFLYPADStodgl er - that's to say,.,majora or bet- 4
a net when in flight. ter.
err ' will be beaten into bungalows." - - 6
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ROC ..,tags throughout, roller bearings often are the cause of 111 -health t;s Teachers about 60 pupils
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'HA•RREDROCKS 1KS2c• I.EGHORN
Pullets -22c,- Barred Rock Pullets
20a. Legborns are Barron ■train,
Rocks -.are O.B.S. Breeding. , and
-all breeders are blood -tested.'
B. R.''Cockerels to six weeks old
also Leghorn Pullets eight weeks
old. fully feathered. 'slid roosting.
Hybrid Broilers -four- weeks and
over. One do)Jlirr hooks your order
Johnson Idr'atChery. Fergus.
Oat
YEAR AFTER Y•- R• SUPPLY
Ing the same eliomeis with Top
Notch chl'cks' -Is proof of astis-
faction. At-',nP 4•time- ln` history
has the poultryman been assured
of greater,' more- ateody markets
than =to -day. Prices of a few
brPeds for June, and July de-
livery. White Leghorns. Barred
!'Rock X White iLeghorns. Austra
_1gh!teP. 9,45; Barred. Rocks, New
Iitmpshires, NevoF. Hampshire X
.Barred Rockil'9.96. Assorted Light
and Medium breeds 8.45: Assort-
ed heavies 8.95. Pullets: White
:Leghorns. Barred Rock X White
Leghorns. Austro Whites 19.45;
Barred Rocks. New 4iampehire R
Barred Rocks is-". New Hamp-
shires 11.95. Assorted Light and
Medium Breeds '17.95; Assorted
*Heavies 14.95. Cockerels: Whit*
Leghorns 1.50, Barred Rocks. New
Hampshire X -Barred Rocks 10.95.
New Hamoshlres 9.95, Assorted
Heavies -8.95. White Leghorn X
Barred' Rocks 4,50, 2 week old
skid ge: 3 week old add lie. 4 week
old add lee. Send toy complete
price lint, also 8 week old and
older free range pullets. 7109
Notch f hickerles, 'Guelph. Ont.
. VICTORY CHICK SALE
' Remedies, Specialists. Toronto dress applications to E. V. ".EST-
-PERFECTION MILKERS AND SUP- -- COTT, REDDITT, Ont.
plies." J. F. Donaldson, Joyeeville. - s
Ont: DON'T WAIT •- EVERY SUFFER- K'ANTED - TWO Q U A L 1 F I iC D
a:
$-FOOT 1N1•gRNATiONAL COM- er of Rheumatid Pains or Near= teachers for 1L 8`, •o Township f -
bOO Complete Pick-up etc. 5 Itis should try Dixon's Remedy. School Area in ario-HusAings
years old, .good condition, one Munro's Drug Store. 336 Elgin. andnNo..6No.
HartsmeretGood'm(Id-
climax Power unit Just rebored. Ottawa. Postpaid =1.00. ern .rural . schools.. Term, 194 -44.
.New .,pistons Arid rings. 85 H.T. Protestant, salary $1,100. t4tatil
Roy Whitwell: ,li!nbrook, Ontario. BAUMEEKA FOCYT BALM DE- qualification. A. W. Raineboflom.
MASSEY HARRIS 102 SUPER TWIN stroYs offensive odor Instantly. Hermon, Ont.
power tractor on rubber, prac• DruDr g Storbottle,.Ottawa agent Denman
'e. Ottawa_ TF:ACHF.R WANTED FUR S.S. NO.
tically new,'or Model C Case on 4. Township of Entliskillea. Lamb -
steel in Al condition. Alvin Gruer, ion County. Stnte•:exberlericef rnl- r
Ormstown Station. Glue. HIGHLY RECOMIiIF;NDF.D-F•VER r ary and phone number. to iloha
sufferer of Rheurnatic .Faint or - tit' Piggott, Secretary'. O!1 :01'11;a. 1
Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem- Clnt r
edy• Munro'$ Drug Store, 335
FOR SALE Elgin• Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. BRANT CO.; 5'MILES SOUTH OF -
SAWMILL AND BOX MANUFAC- - Brantford. Experienced female ;
Luring plant and quantity of Protestant tea. Salary
S.S. hu, 4.
-Brantford Twp. Sa
lumber for sale, plant manufac- CHIROPRACTOR lary 31.50.mer
tured fish shoks last year; pow- 4n.- a quallfiaasona. also former
ered by 2 steam engines, has H. S. SIMON8 reef HEa tp Toronto. insDPetor.•' Personal application
electricity: locs(ted on railway preferred if possible. 'Cordo
electricity:
village of Hallburton. Hours 1 p.m to $ p.m. Saturdays Kellam. Sec.-Treas.., R.R. No. 2, s
g a m to 1 p m• I Brantford. Ont.
Rock Mixed , 10c, Barred Rock red
Pullets .16c.;.W•.
hlte..4
Se. Whits, -$Ag horn n ra ullets- EOe,
White Rock Mixod 15e. Brown
"- Leghorn Pullets 24c. Goddard
Chick Hatcheries Ltd, Brltan1111 -
Heights, Out.
BTARTE:D CHICK ` BARGAINS, 1.
3, 4 week olds in many popular
pure. breeds and hybrid crosses .
in non -sexed. pullets and cocker.
-els. Immediate delivery. Also day
olds and eight week old pullets
up to laying- Free . catalogue.
Tweddle Chick- Hatcheries Limit-•
ed, Fergus, Ontarto: "
RAISF. CHI:Cj*§ •AT LESS CURT
ilio* -and aJk a tbttn ibidy for
profitable Fail markets. Green
pasture tebd'ils,.vttal 'ftnt'+ BroWlh'R
chicks -cuts down on coinmerc--
iai lead. Here Is 4 real opporturi
Ity for big or sma5t poultry rais-
ers to reap extra -profits -.-extra
profits too by' buying Tvveddle
Chicks that are fr.oin• Government
Approved bloodtested breeders.
Be wise buy sclentlticailY 'Dio-
duepd Twgddle..chteks - a name
familiar to poultrymen Irl. Can-
ada for over 20 years. Send for
- reduced July. price list for day
old, two week .old. three week
old and 4 'week olds in all popu-
Iar breeds. Also free range pul-
tveeltn of •,ITP and
older. '1 Weddle Chick Hatcheries -
'Limitetl, Fergus, Ontario.,
WE CAN GiVE JliI.T-Al_(1UST Dr -
livery chicks, if ordered now.
Also June, limited quantity start-
ed. Ask for list..Bra), Hatchery. .
.130 John N.:: HamiLron, tln}.
2 wEFK OLD STARTED CHICK
bargains while they last for im-
mediate delivery Barred Rocks,
New 'Hampshire X Barred Robks''
--no"-sexed- - 15-9.SrA ulle.is_ 22.95,__
Cockerels . 16.95., White . Leghorn,
`Barred Rock X.White Leghorns,
.Austra Whites:' Pullets '25.95
sorted•'Heavies non -sexed 14.95,
,pullets 20.95,' cockerels 1`5.95. As-
sorted Medium kind Light Breeds:
Pullet's 23.95. 3 week old add 5c,
• 4 week old add 1Qc. Also day
old chicks at rock bottom prices.
Send for complete price -list. Top
Notch Chicker!es, Guelph, Ont
DYEING AND CLEANING
HAVE YO'U' ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information. We are glad to
answer your questions: Depart -
Anent H. Parker's Qye . Works
Limited, 791 Yong'e Street To-
.ronto.
•FARM MACHINERY- FOR SALE,
THE NEW IMPROVED
HAY DIVIDER -
CAN BE FITTED TO,
SWATH
board of any. mower. Will replace
help usually needed to fork hay
behind mower in heavy crops.
Also save time, as there Is no
clogging of knife or knife guard.
Guaranteed satisfaction. $7.50
Un'
h, Bristol Sup. Sole Mfg•r. and
distributor for Canada and U.S.
l dl('At. SPARE TIME AGENTS
1'.',\',WED. A. ARBiC. BRISTOi.,
Colonial Box and Lumber Co. -
Box 32, Haliburton, Ont.
I HAVE TEN GOOD FARMS FOR Oi's•ORTitRiTiFe FOR WOMEN ranging in price from three
to twelve tbousand dollars. For BE A HAIRDRESSER
particulars, apply Jan. Donobue.
Donohue Garage, Renfrew, Ont. JOIN CANADA'S. LEADING SCHOOL
Great4)pportunity Learn
FOR SALE. SUCCESSFUL CREAM- Ha!rdressini
ary and dairy business to pro- Pleasant dignified profession, good
gressive Ottawa Valley Town, wages, thousands successful Marvel
owner retiring on account of ill- graduates. America's greatest 979-
-health, price right. For further tem. . illustrated catalogue tree•
particulars apply to Box 35, 73 Write, or call
Adelaide W. Toronto. MARVEL. HATRDRESSINO
SCHOOLS
130SINESS FOR SALE, FARM KA- 358 BI.UUR W.. TORUNTO
chinery, other articles' and mach- Branches: 44 King St Hamilton
Inery. ' -large lot and buildings do 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa.
with high moving beam and
blocks for wrecking and loading.
Suitable machinery for repairing. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
-
Two minutes' walk to large stores,hanks and p -
n -�
.given. W. E. Rutledge, Newmarket. FRED A. BODDINGT
Ani• sella, exchanges musical rostra-
rnents, 191 Church. Toronto L -
GREAT DANE PUPS - FOR SALE. t
Champion Bloodlines,, excellent PATENTS
-breedinir stock or- show pros- _
pests, Ideal pet and protector. SETHERSTUNHAUGH dt COMPANY
-:John Pearson Lakeview P.O, Patent solicitors. - Established
Ont.
- - 1890; 14 King West Toronto.
Booklet of Infornlation on- rs-
RECTSTF:RF.D SHETLAND SHEEP quest
dog (miniat-lire collie) 'pups for
sale, 1744 Mouland Ave., Niagara
. Falis, Ontario. PROPERTIES WANTED TO BUT
REMNANTS WE HAVE BUT)ERS ViCAITING FOR
chicken 'farms,, marKet gardens.
15 110 20 YARDS,' LINEAL MEAS- town or villppge houses in all
ute $1.98. cpngists 8% Iba. un- parte of th''* rovince. Send tall
ble'a'ched co Ifo. cushion covers, particulars in confidence at once
raineapsstat rigl. -• flannelette, -we. make n6 charge unless we
*6ollen3. C.O.m.' postage extra. sell. Powell and Company. 6 St
Refund it unsatisfacWry. Publex Clatr East Toronto.
Sales, 377 Parliament. Toronto. .
DIESEL ENGINES CONIPLETE:
PD84 International 80 Horse-
power, 4 years old: D7700 Cater-
pillar 70 HP: D4600 Caterpillar
66 HP, I years old; UD14 Inter-
national 69 • HP: PD40 Inter-
national 50 HP.' Leventhal & Co,
Machingry Dealers, Winnipeg.
FOR SALE. VFSSOT 13" BALL
bearing grinder direct driven
80 H.P. motor first class condi-
_ Sion. Anoly. J. A. 'Eager, Kempt-
ville, .Ont.
ELECTRIC MOTORS,',NEW, USED,
bought, sold. rebutit: belts, pul-
leys, brushes. Allen �Electrle Com-
pany Ltd.. 2326 1306,rerlo St.. To•
:ronto.
GAINING WEIGHT?
SLENDEX TEA
aids you retain Slender Figure,
turns -your 'food' Into ener-g-y-i4tats-4
of fat.
composed- pleasant herbs, no exer-
cises or drastic diet. `
Month's. aliDpiy $1.00 postpaid,
Dominion Herb -Distributors
142.5 St. Lawrence Blvd., Montreal
FARMS FOR SALE
50 -ACRE FARM, IN ' H U.R O N
county, bank barn, pig pen,
chicken house, implement shed;
7 -roomed frame house. For fur-.
ther Information /write. Box 20,
Langstaff, Ont.
72 ACRES, HALF MILE OFF HIGH -
way 28, 6 miles north Port Hope.
.Basement -barn,, frame house, 10
,acres bush, stream. ' M. Harpdr,
-R.R. C. Cobourg.' '.
FARM FOR SALE -193 ACRES I
mile great of Kitchener limits on,
Kitchener-Siratford h i g h'w a Y.
"Charles W. Moser, R.R. 4, Ketch-.
ener, Qnt.
IADRE99Ilf0
L III A R N HAIRDRESSING Tilly
Robertson method. lnformatlon
on request regarding classes
Robertsen's . Hairdressina Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto
1911116TOGRAPNT
"YOUR WORK IS,
WONDERFUL"
_ _ CUSTOMER . SAYS
and the prompt manner to
which you return work is greatly
appreciated."
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 23C
Don't risk losing pictures.. Send
your film rolls to'
CANADA'S LARGEST AND .
FINEST STUDIO `
Get Better Pictures at__LaR er .Cos! _
Prompt mail service. -
SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER
.New Style Album With Prints
sizes 16-20-127 if 29c
4c extra) is sent with. film roll.
SPECIAL PRICES
FRAMING AND-eQL-O-R-)NG
Enlargements 4 x 6" in beautiful
easel mounts, 3 for` 25c.' Framed,
on ivory tinted ' mats, -7 x 9•', in
Gold, Silver, Circassian Walnut or
Black Ebony finish frames, 59c each.
It enlargement colored, 791c each.
OLO PICTURES RESTORED
:We can restore any bid photoi;raph
or•snapshot : and make any
number of prints or. enlargements
desired. The proceys, requires• the
work of skilled artists,, but the,
cost Is reasonable.' Send us your
picture and tell' us what you want
done and we will tell you the cost
before doing the work.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Name and Address Plainly.,od
Orders.
TIME 'TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your films properly, ieveloped and
printed
•$ OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS It6e
REPRINTS I for 360
FiNEST ENLARCIIN(i SERVICE
You may not get all the films you
went this year, but you can get all
Rhe quality and service you desire
by sen(ltns your films'to
IM1•FttiAt vHtrris i4r.nvIC■
Station J', Toronto
DORSET - TEACHER WANTED
(Protestant preferred) to •teach
grade 6 to 10, Inclusive (senlor
room),. and act as principal of a
2 -room school with modern con-
veniences, term commencing Sep -
tem her. 1945, salary $1,300. Apply.
stating qualifications, to (Nils%)
11hyllfs Clayton, Dorset, Ont.
FIRST CLASS TEACHER W A NT-
r,d for S.S. No. 12 Fitzroy. Duties
to commence September 4. 1946.
APPLY .statlug salary and exper-
4ence to- C. R. Campbell, fiery.-
treasurer, Fitzroy Harbour, Ono
KENT CO." TEACHER WANTED
for S.S. No,, 15, `Dover .Twsp. Bal.
ary 81100.06. Apply statints•quall-
flcations and salary expected to
Adelard- Tetreauit- R.R. No. 2.
Bear Line; Ont,
HELP WANTED
STRONG, ABLE: WOMEN 100
general housework, $60 - $90•
_
month, bed, board. Girls. Young
'women -for summer resort, pay
-according age, ability, Married
..
couple. man, boy, garden farm
Mrs. Boyd, Cartsbad Springs. Ont
`
HOUSEKEEPER 100R PROTNS-
tant, motherless home In country.
All conveniences Two schoo) Age
Box 3T, 73 Adelaide W.
-children.
Toronto.
ALITOMOBIL1i-B[rMPERS A'•N' 0 -
Painters. experlonced, oil •'sePWir.
work. Highest 'rate ot'pay. 48 hour
_.
week, best' worktnk condltl rra.
.
Apply: nearest Selective Serv4ce
Office. CR 2925.
EXPERIENCED DTAN TO HELP
on 160 acre tractor farm. Milking
machine.' Teamster preferred.
Will pay $85.00 per month. Roston
1176. Harold Rbmlinson. Nashville,
Ontario.
WA\TED 9TNGLF. M.4N FOR GF•N-
eral farm work. FtPadv Joh for
_
man.' NO' mlikinc: Reef
-right
pattiPr Apply Pntterdale Firm
Woodbridge, R.R. 3. •Phone 46 R 4.
t
-
TWENTY-FIVE TO ONi: HI:N-
dred acres wlthrn"two hundre's
miles Toronto. Afust be, situated
on Lake -or River. Bulldinnr im-
material. Box, 34, 73 Adelaide W.•
Toronto. -
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED ED ON.
_
Farm 2 miles from TIllsonhura
3
All city coni•eniences. 2' children, _
2 adults. Good wafiPs. J. A. llfc-
'&be, Tillsonburg, Ont.'
REDUCED PRICES FOR
CC
'HA•RREDROCKS 1KS2c• I.EGHORN
Pullets -22c,- Barred Rock Pullets
20a. Legborns are Barron ■train,
Rocks -.are O.B.S. Breeding. , and
-all breeders are blood -tested.'
B. R.''Cockerels to six weeks old
also Leghorn Pullets eight weeks
old. fully feathered. 'slid roosting.
Hybrid Broilers -four- weeks and
over. One do)Jlirr hooks your order
Johnson Idr'atChery. Fergus.
Oat
YEAR AFTER Y•- R• SUPPLY
Ing the same eliomeis with Top
Notch chl'cks' -Is proof of astis-
faction. At-',nP 4•time- ln` history
has the poultryman been assured
of greater,' more- ateody markets
than =to -day. Prices of a few
brPeds for June, and July de-
livery. White Leghorns. Barred
!'Rock X White iLeghorns. Austra
_1gh!teP. 9,45; Barred. Rocks, New
Iitmpshires, NevoF. Hampshire X
.Barred Rockil'9.96. Assorted Light
and Medium breeds 8.45: Assort-
ed heavies 8.95. Pullets: White
:Leghorns. Barred Rock X White
Leghorns. Austro Whites 19.45;
Barred Rocks. New 4iampehire R
Barred Rocks is-". New Hamp-
shires 11.95. Assorted Light and
Medium Breeds '17.95; Assorted
*Heavies 14.95. Cockerels: Whit*
Leghorns 1.50, Barred Rocks. New
Hampshire X -Barred Rocks 10.95.
New Hamoshlres 9.95, Assorted
Heavies -8.95. White Leghorn X
Barred' Rocks 4,50, 2 week old
skid ge: 3 week old add lie. 4 week
old add lee. Send toy complete
price lint, also 8 week old and
older free range pullets. 7109
Notch f hickerles, 'Guelph. Ont.
. VICTORY CHICK SALE
' Remedies, Specialists. Toronto dress applications to E. V. ".EST-
-PERFECTION MILKERS AND SUP- -- COTT, REDDITT, Ont.
plies." J. F. Donaldson, Joyeeville. - s
Ont: DON'T WAIT •- EVERY SUFFER- K'ANTED - TWO Q U A L 1 F I iC D
a:
$-FOOT 1N1•gRNATiONAL COM- er of Rheumatid Pains or Near= teachers for 1L 8`, •o Township f -
bOO Complete Pick-up etc. 5 Itis should try Dixon's Remedy. School Area in ario-HusAings
years old, .good condition, one Munro's Drug Store. 336 Elgin. andnNo..6No.
HartsmeretGood'm(Id-
climax Power unit Just rebored. Ottawa. Postpaid =1.00. ern .rural . schools.. Term, 194 -44.
.New .,pistons Arid rings. 85 H.T. Protestant, salary $1,100. t4tatil
Roy Whitwell: ,li!nbrook, Ontario. BAUMEEKA FOCYT BALM DE- qualification. A. W. Raineboflom.
MASSEY HARRIS 102 SUPER TWIN stroYs offensive odor Instantly. Hermon, Ont.
power tractor on rubber, prac• DruDr g Storbottle,.Ottawa agent Denman
'e. Ottawa_ TF:ACHF.R WANTED FUR S.S. NO.
tically new,'or Model C Case on 4. Township of Entliskillea. Lamb -
steel in Al condition. Alvin Gruer, ion County. Stnte•:exberlericef rnl- r
Ormstown Station. Glue. HIGHLY RECOMIiIF;NDF.D-F•VER r ary and phone number. to iloha
sufferer of Rheurnatic .Faint or - tit' Piggott, Secretary'. O!1 :01'11;a. 1
Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem- Clnt r
edy• Munro'$ Drug Store, 335
FOR SALE Elgin• Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. BRANT CO.; 5'MILES SOUTH OF -
SAWMILL AND BOX MANUFAC- - Brantford. Experienced female ;
Luring plant and quantity of Protestant tea. Salary
S.S. hu, 4.
-Brantford Twp. Sa
lumber for sale, plant manufac- CHIROPRACTOR lary 31.50.mer
tured fish shoks last year; pow- 4n.- a quallfiaasona. also former
ered by 2 steam engines, has H. S. SIMON8 reef HEa tp Toronto. insDPetor.•' Personal application
electricity: locs(ted on railway preferred if possible. 'Cordo
electricity:
village of Hallburton. Hours 1 p.m to $ p.m. Saturdays Kellam. Sec.-Treas.., R.R. No. 2, s
g a m to 1 p m• I Brantford. Ont.
Rock Mixed , 10c, Barred Rock red
Pullets .16c.;.W•.
hlte..4
Se. Whits, -$Ag horn n ra ullets- EOe,
White Rock Mixod 15e. Brown
"- Leghorn Pullets 24c. Goddard
Chick Hatcheries Ltd, Brltan1111 -
Heights, Out.
BTARTE:D CHICK ` BARGAINS, 1.
3, 4 week olds in many popular
pure. breeds and hybrid crosses .
in non -sexed. pullets and cocker.
-els. Immediate delivery. Also day
olds and eight week old pullets
up to laying- Free . catalogue.
Tweddle Chick- Hatcheries Limit-•
ed, Fergus, Ontarto: "
RAISF. CHI:Cj*§ •AT LESS CURT
ilio* -and aJk a tbttn ibidy for
profitable Fail markets. Green
pasture tebd'ils,.vttal 'ftnt'+ BroWlh'R
chicks -cuts down on coinmerc--
iai lead. Here Is 4 real opporturi
Ity for big or sma5t poultry rais-
ers to reap extra -profits -.-extra
profits too by' buying Tvveddle
Chicks that are fr.oin• Government
Approved bloodtested breeders.
Be wise buy sclentlticailY 'Dio-
duepd Twgddle..chteks - a name
familiar to poultrymen Irl. Can-
ada for over 20 years. Send for
- reduced July. price list for day
old, two week .old. three week
old and 4 'week olds in all popu-
Iar breeds. Also free range pul-
tveeltn of •,ITP and
older. '1 Weddle Chick Hatcheries -
'Limitetl, Fergus, Ontario.,
WE CAN GiVE JliI.T-Al_(1UST Dr -
livery chicks, if ordered now.
Also June, limited quantity start-
ed. Ask for list..Bra), Hatchery. .
.130 John N.:: HamiLron, tln}.
2 wEFK OLD STARTED CHICK
bargains while they last for im-
mediate delivery Barred Rocks,
New 'Hampshire X Barred Robks''
--no"-sexed- - 15-9.SrA ulle.is_ 22.95,__
Cockerels . 16.95., White . Leghorn,
`Barred Rock X.White Leghorns,
.Austra Whites:' Pullets '25.95
sorted•'Heavies non -sexed 14.95,
,pullets 20.95,' cockerels 1`5.95. As-
sorted Medium kind Light Breeds:
Pullet's 23.95. 3 week old add 5c,
• 4 week old add 1Qc. Also day
old chicks at rock bottom prices.
Send for complete price -list. Top
Notch Chicker!es, Guelph, Ont
DYEING AND CLEANING
HAVE YO'U' ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information. We are glad to
answer your questions: Depart -
Anent H. Parker's Qye . Works
Limited, 791 Yong'e Street To-
.ronto.
•FARM MACHINERY- FOR SALE,
THE NEW IMPROVED
HAY DIVIDER -
CAN BE FITTED TO,
SWATH
board of any. mower. Will replace
help usually needed to fork hay
behind mower in heavy crops.
Also save time, as there Is no
clogging of knife or knife guard.
Guaranteed satisfaction. $7.50
Un'
h, Bristol Sup. Sole Mfg•r. and
distributor for Canada and U.S.
l dl('At. SPARE TIME AGENTS
1'.',\',WED. A. ARBiC. BRISTOi.,
Colonial Box and Lumber Co. -
Box 32, Haliburton, Ont.
I HAVE TEN GOOD FARMS FOR Oi's•ORTitRiTiFe FOR WOMEN ranging in price from three
to twelve tbousand dollars. For BE A HAIRDRESSER
particulars, apply Jan. Donobue.
Donohue Garage, Renfrew, Ont. JOIN CANADA'S. LEADING SCHOOL
Great4)pportunity Learn
FOR SALE. SUCCESSFUL CREAM- Ha!rdressini
ary and dairy business to pro- Pleasant dignified profession, good
gressive Ottawa Valley Town, wages, thousands successful Marvel
owner retiring on account of ill- graduates. America's greatest 979-
-health, price right. For further tem. . illustrated catalogue tree•
particulars apply to Box 35, 73 Write, or call
Adelaide W. Toronto. MARVEL. HATRDRESSINO
SCHOOLS
130SINESS FOR SALE, FARM KA- 358 BI.UUR W.. TORUNTO
chinery, other articles' and mach- Branches: 44 King St Hamilton
Inery. ' -large lot and buildings do 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa.
with high moving beam and
blocks for wrecking and loading.
Suitable machinery for repairing. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
-
Two minutes' walk to large stores,hanks and p -
n -�
.given. W. E. Rutledge, Newmarket. FRED A. BODDINGT
Ani• sella, exchanges musical rostra-
rnents, 191 Church. Toronto L -
GREAT DANE PUPS - FOR SALE. t
Champion Bloodlines,, excellent PATENTS
-breedinir stock or- show pros- _
pests, Ideal pet and protector. SETHERSTUNHAUGH dt COMPANY
-:John Pearson Lakeview P.O, Patent solicitors. - Established
Ont.
- - 1890; 14 King West Toronto.
Booklet of Infornlation on- rs-
RECTSTF:RF.D SHETLAND SHEEP quest
dog (miniat-lire collie) 'pups for
sale, 1744 Mouland Ave., Niagara
. Falis, Ontario. PROPERTIES WANTED TO BUT
REMNANTS WE HAVE BUT)ERS ViCAITING FOR
chicken 'farms,, marKet gardens.
15 110 20 YARDS,' LINEAL MEAS- town or villppge houses in all
ute $1.98. cpngists 8% Iba. un- parte of th''* rovince. Send tall
ble'a'ched co Ifo. cushion covers, particulars in confidence at once
raineapsstat rigl. -• flannelette, -we. make n6 charge unless we
*6ollen3. C.O.m.' postage extra. sell. Powell and Company. 6 St
Refund it unsatisfacWry. Publex Clatr East Toronto.
Sales, 377 Parliament. Toronto. .
DIESEL ENGINES CONIPLETE:
PD84 International 80 Horse-
power, 4 years old: D7700 Cater-
pillar 70 HP: D4600 Caterpillar
66 HP, I years old; UD14 Inter-
national 69 • HP: PD40 Inter-
national 50 HP.' Leventhal & Co,
Machingry Dealers, Winnipeg.
FOR SALE. VFSSOT 13" BALL
bearing grinder direct driven
80 H.P. motor first class condi-
_ Sion. Anoly. J. A. 'Eager, Kempt-
ville, .Ont.
ELECTRIC MOTORS,',NEW, USED,
bought, sold. rebutit: belts, pul-
leys, brushes. Allen �Electrle Com-
pany Ltd.. 2326 1306,rerlo St.. To•
:ronto.
GAINING WEIGHT?
SLENDEX TEA
aids you retain Slender Figure,
turns -your 'food' Into ener-g-y-i4tats-4
of fat.
composed- pleasant herbs, no exer-
cises or drastic diet. `
Month's. aliDpiy $1.00 postpaid,
Dominion Herb -Distributors
142.5 St. Lawrence Blvd., Montreal
FARMS FOR SALE
50 -ACRE FARM, IN ' H U.R O N
county, bank barn, pig pen,
chicken house, implement shed;
7 -roomed frame house. For fur-.
ther Information /write. Box 20,
Langstaff, Ont.
72 ACRES, HALF MILE OFF HIGH -
way 28, 6 miles north Port Hope.
.Basement -barn,, frame house, 10
,acres bush, stream. ' M. Harpdr,
-R.R. C. Cobourg.' '.
FARM FOR SALE -193 ACRES I
mile great of Kitchener limits on,
Kitchener-Siratford h i g h'w a Y.
"Charles W. Moser, R.R. 4, Ketch-.
ener, Qnt.
IADRE99Ilf0
L III A R N HAIRDRESSING Tilly
Robertson method. lnformatlon
on request regarding classes
Robertsen's . Hairdressina Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto
1911116TOGRAPNT
"YOUR WORK IS,
WONDERFUL"
_ _ CUSTOMER . SAYS
and the prompt manner to
which you return work is greatly
appreciated."
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 23C
Don't risk losing pictures.. Send
your film rolls to'
CANADA'S LARGEST AND .
FINEST STUDIO `
Get Better Pictures at__LaR er .Cos! _
Prompt mail service. -
SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER
.New Style Album With Prints
sizes 16-20-127 if 29c
4c extra) is sent with. film roll.
SPECIAL PRICES
FRAMING AND-eQL-O-R-)NG
Enlargements 4 x 6" in beautiful
easel mounts, 3 for` 25c.' Framed,
on ivory tinted ' mats, -7 x 9•', in
Gold, Silver, Circassian Walnut or
Black Ebony finish frames, 59c each.
It enlargement colored, 791c each.
OLO PICTURES RESTORED
:We can restore any bid photoi;raph
or•snapshot : and make any
number of prints or. enlargements
desired. The proceys, requires• the
work of skilled artists,, but the,
cost Is reasonable.' Send us your
picture and tell' us what you want
done and we will tell you the cost
before doing the work.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Name and Address Plainly.,od
Orders.
TIME 'TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your films properly, ieveloped and
printed
•$ OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS It6e
REPRINTS I for 360
FiNEST ENLARCIIN(i SERVICE
You may not get all the films you
went this year, but you can get all
Rhe quality and service you desire
by sen(ltns your films'to
IM1•FttiAt vHtrris i4r.nvIC■
Station J', Toronto
DORSET - TEACHER WANTED
(Protestant preferred) to •teach
grade 6 to 10, Inclusive (senlor
room),. and act as principal of a
2 -room school with modern con-
veniences, term commencing Sep -
tem her. 1945, salary $1,300. Apply.
stating qualifications, to (Nils%)
11hyllfs Clayton, Dorset, Ont.
FIRST CLASS TEACHER W A NT-
r,d for S.S. No. 12 Fitzroy. Duties
to commence September 4. 1946.
APPLY .statlug salary and exper-
4ence to- C. R. Campbell, fiery.-
treasurer, Fitzroy Harbour, Ono
KENT CO." TEACHER WANTED
for S.S. No,, 15, `Dover .Twsp. Bal.
ary 81100.06. Apply statints•quall-
flcations and salary expected to
Adelard- Tetreauit- R.R. No. 2.
Bear Line; Ont,
HELP WANTED
STRONG, ABLE: WOMEN 100
general housework, $60 - $90•
_
month, bed, board. Girls. Young
'women -for summer resort, pay
-according age, ability, Married
..
couple. man, boy, garden farm
Mrs. Boyd, Cartsbad Springs. Ont
`
HOUSEKEEPER 100R PROTNS-
tant, motherless home In country.
All conveniences Two schoo) Age
Box 3T, 73 Adelaide W.
-children.
Toronto.
ALITOMOBIL1i-B[rMPERS A'•N' 0 -
Painters. experlonced, oil •'sePWir.
work. Highest 'rate ot'pay. 48 hour
_.
week, best' worktnk condltl rra.
Rock Mixed , 10c, Barred Rock red
Pullets .16c.;.W•.
hlte..4
Se. Whits, -$Ag horn n ra ullets- EOe,
White Rock Mixod 15e. Brown
"- Leghorn Pullets 24c. Goddard
Chick Hatcheries Ltd, Brltan1111 -
Heights, Out.
BTARTE:D CHICK ` BARGAINS, 1.
3, 4 week olds in many popular
pure. breeds and hybrid crosses .
in non -sexed. pullets and cocker.
-els. Immediate delivery. Also day
olds and eight week old pullets
up to laying- Free . catalogue.
Tweddle Chick- Hatcheries Limit-•
ed, Fergus, Ontarto: "
RAISF. CHI:Cj*§ •AT LESS CURT
ilio* -and aJk a tbttn ibidy for
profitable Fail markets. Green
pasture tebd'ils,.vttal 'ftnt'+ BroWlh'R
chicks -cuts down on coinmerc--
iai lead. Here Is 4 real opporturi
Ity for big or sma5t poultry rais-
ers to reap extra -profits -.-extra
profits too by' buying Tvveddle
Chicks that are fr.oin• Government
Approved bloodtested breeders.
Be wise buy sclentlticailY 'Dio-
duepd Twgddle..chteks - a name
familiar to poultrymen Irl. Can-
ada for over 20 years. Send for
- reduced July. price list for day
old, two week .old. three week
old and 4 'week olds in all popu-
Iar breeds. Also free range pul-
tveeltn of •,ITP and
older. '1 Weddle Chick Hatcheries -
'Limitetl, Fergus, Ontario.,
WE CAN GiVE JliI.T-Al_(1UST Dr -
livery chicks, if ordered now.
Also June, limited quantity start-
ed. Ask for list..Bra), Hatchery. .
.130 John N.:: HamiLron, tln}.
2 wEFK OLD STARTED CHICK
bargains while they last for im-
mediate delivery Barred Rocks,
New 'Hampshire X Barred Robks''
--no"-sexed- - 15-9.SrA ulle.is_ 22.95,__
Cockerels . 16.95., White . Leghorn,
`Barred Rock X.White Leghorns,
.Austra Whites:' Pullets '25.95
sorted•'Heavies non -sexed 14.95,
,pullets 20.95,' cockerels 1`5.95. As-
sorted Medium kind Light Breeds:
Pullet's 23.95. 3 week old add 5c,
• 4 week old add 1Qc. Also day
old chicks at rock bottom prices.
Send for complete price -list. Top
Notch Chicker!es, Guelph, Ont
DYEING AND CLEANING
HAVE YO'U' ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information. We are glad to
answer your questions: Depart -
Anent H. Parker's Qye . Works
Limited, 791 Yong'e Street To-
.ronto.
•FARM MACHINERY- FOR SALE,
THE NEW IMPROVED
HAY DIVIDER -
CAN BE FITTED TO,
SWATH
board of any. mower. Will replace
help usually needed to fork hay
behind mower in heavy crops.
Also save time, as there Is no
clogging of knife or knife guard.
Guaranteed satisfaction. $7.50
Un'
h, Bristol Sup. Sole Mfg•r. and
distributor for Canada and U.S.
l dl('At. SPARE TIME AGENTS
1'.',\',WED. A. ARBiC. BRISTOi.,
Colonial Box and Lumber Co. -
Box 32, Haliburton, Ont.
I HAVE TEN GOOD FARMS FOR Oi's•ORTitRiTiFe FOR WOMEN ranging in price from three
to twelve tbousand dollars. For BE A HAIRDRESSER
particulars, apply Jan. Donobue.
Donohue Garage, Renfrew, Ont. JOIN CANADA'S. LEADING SCHOOL
Great4)pportunity Learn
FOR SALE. SUCCESSFUL CREAM- Ha!rdressini
ary and dairy business to pro- Pleasant dignified profession, good
gressive Ottawa Valley Town, wages, thousands successful Marvel
owner retiring on account of ill- graduates. America's greatest 979-
-health, price right. For further tem. . illustrated catalogue tree•
particulars apply to Box 35, 73 Write, or call
Adelaide W. Toronto. MARVEL. HATRDRESSINO
SCHOOLS
130SINESS FOR SALE, FARM KA- 358 BI.UUR W.. TORUNTO
chinery, other articles' and mach- Branches: 44 King St Hamilton
Inery. ' -large lot and buildings do 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa.
with high moving beam and
blocks for wrecking and loading.
Suitable machinery for repairing. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
-
Two minutes' walk to large stores,hanks and p -
n -�
.given. W. E. Rutledge, Newmarket. FRED A. BODDINGT
Ani• sella, exchanges musical rostra-
rnents, 191 Church. Toronto L -
GREAT DANE PUPS - FOR SALE. t
Champion Bloodlines,, excellent PATENTS
-breedinir stock or- show pros- _
pests, Ideal pet and protector. SETHERSTUNHAUGH dt COMPANY
-:John Pearson Lakeview P.O, Patent solicitors. - Established
Ont.
- - 1890; 14 King West Toronto.
Booklet of Infornlation on- rs-
RECTSTF:RF.D SHETLAND SHEEP quest
dog (miniat-lire collie) 'pups for
sale, 1744 Mouland Ave., Niagara
. Falis, Ontario. PROPERTIES WANTED TO BUT
REMNANTS WE HAVE BUT)ERS ViCAITING FOR
chicken 'farms,, marKet gardens.
15 110 20 YARDS,' LINEAL MEAS- town or villppge houses in all
ute $1.98. cpngists 8% Iba. un- parte of th''* rovince. Send tall
ble'a'ched co Ifo. cushion covers, particulars in confidence at once
raineapsstat rigl. -• flannelette, -we. make n6 charge unless we
*6ollen3. C.O.m.' postage extra. sell. Powell and Company. 6 St
Refund it unsatisfacWry. Publex Clatr East Toronto.
Sales, 377 Parliament. Toronto. .
DIESEL ENGINES CONIPLETE:
PD84 International 80 Horse-
power, 4 years old: D7700 Cater-
pillar 70 HP: D4600 Caterpillar
66 HP, I years old; UD14 Inter-
national 69 • HP: PD40 Inter-
national 50 HP.' Leventhal & Co,
Machingry Dealers, Winnipeg.
FOR SALE. VFSSOT 13" BALL
bearing grinder direct driven
80 H.P. motor first class condi-
_ Sion. Anoly. J. A. 'Eager, Kempt-
ville, .Ont.
ELECTRIC MOTORS,',NEW, USED,
bought, sold. rebutit: belts, pul-
leys, brushes. Allen �Electrle Com-
pany Ltd.. 2326 1306,rerlo St.. To•
:ronto.
GAINING WEIGHT?
SLENDEX TEA
aids you retain Slender Figure,
turns -your 'food' Into ener-g-y-i4tats-4
of fat.
composed- pleasant herbs, no exer-
cises or drastic diet. `
Month's. aliDpiy $1.00 postpaid,
Dominion Herb -Distributors
142.5 St. Lawrence Blvd., Montreal
FARMS FOR SALE
50 -ACRE FARM, IN ' H U.R O N
county, bank barn, pig pen,
chicken house, implement shed;
7 -roomed frame house. For fur-.
ther Information /write. Box 20,
Langstaff, Ont.
72 ACRES, HALF MILE OFF HIGH -
way 28, 6 miles north Port Hope.
.Basement -barn,, frame house, 10
,acres bush, stream. ' M. Harpdr,
-R.R. C. Cobourg.' '.
FARM FOR SALE -193 ACRES I
mile great of Kitchener limits on,
Kitchener-Siratford h i g h'w a Y.
"Charles W. Moser, R.R. 4, Ketch-.
ener, Qnt.
IADRE99Ilf0
L III A R N HAIRDRESSING Tilly
Robertson method. lnformatlon
on request regarding classes
Robertsen's . Hairdressina Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto
1911116TOGRAPNT
"YOUR WORK IS,
WONDERFUL"
_ _ CUSTOMER . SAYS
and the prompt manner to
which you return work is greatly
appreciated."
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 23C
Don't risk losing pictures.. Send
your film rolls to'
CANADA'S LARGEST AND .
FINEST STUDIO `
Get Better Pictures at__LaR er .Cos! _
Prompt mail service. -
SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER
.New Style Album With Prints
sizes 16-20-127 if 29c
4c extra) is sent with. film roll.
SPECIAL PRICES
FRAMING AND-eQL-O-R-)NG
Enlargements 4 x 6" in beautiful
easel mounts, 3 for` 25c.' Framed,
on ivory tinted ' mats, -7 x 9•', in
Gold, Silver, Circassian Walnut or
Black Ebony finish frames, 59c each.
It enlargement colored, 791c each.
OLO PICTURES RESTORED
:We can restore any bid photoi;raph
or•snapshot : and make any
number of prints or. enlargements
desired. The proceys, requires• the
work of skilled artists,, but the,
cost Is reasonable.' Send us your
picture and tell' us what you want
done and we will tell you the cost
before doing the work.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Name and Address Plainly.,od
Orders.
TIME 'TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your films properly, ieveloped and
printed
•$ OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS It6e
REPRINTS I for 360
FiNEST ENLARCIIN(i SERVICE
You may not get all the films you
went this year, but you can get all
Rhe quality and service you desire
by sen(ltns your films'to
IM1•FttiAt vHtrris i4r.nvIC■
Station J', Toronto
DORSET - TEACHER WANTED
(Protestant preferred) to •teach
grade 6 to 10, Inclusive (senlor
room),. and act as principal of a
2 -room school with modern con-
veniences, term commencing Sep -
tem her. 1945, salary $1,300. Apply.
stating qualifications, to (Nils%)
11hyllfs Clayton, Dorset, Ont.
FIRST CLASS TEACHER W A NT-
r,d for S.S. No. 12 Fitzroy. Duties
to commence September 4. 1946.
APPLY .statlug salary and exper-
4ence to- C. R. Campbell, fiery.-
treasurer, Fitzroy Harbour, Ono
KENT CO." TEACHER WANTED
for S.S. No,, 15, `Dover .Twsp. Bal.
ary 81100.06. Apply statints•quall-
flcations and salary expected to
Adelard- Tetreauit- R.R. No. 2.
Bear Line; Ont,
HELP WANTED
STRONG, ABLE: WOMEN 100
general housework, $60 - $90•
_
month, bed, board. Girls. Young
'women -for summer resort, pay
-according age, ability, Married
..
couple. man, boy, garden farm
Mrs. Boyd, Cartsbad Springs. Ont
`
HOUSEKEEPER 100R PROTNS-
tant, motherless home In country.
All conveniences Two schoo) Age
Box 3T, 73 Adelaide W.
-children.
Toronto.
ALITOMOBIL1i-B[rMPERS A'•N' 0 -
Painters. experlonced, oil •'sePWir.
work. Highest 'rate ot'pay. 48 hour
_.
week, best' worktnk condltl rra.
.
Apply: nearest Selective Serv4ce
Office. CR 2925.
EXPERIENCED DTAN TO HELP
on 160 acre tractor farm. Milking
machine.' Teamster preferred.
Will pay $85.00 per month. Roston
1176. Harold Rbmlinson. Nashville,
Ontario.
WA\TED 9TNGLF. M.4N FOR GF•N-
eral farm work. FtPadv Joh for
_
man.' NO' mlikinc: Reef
-right
pattiPr Apply Pntterdale Firm
Woodbridge, R.R. 3. •Phone 46 R 4.
t
-
DIESEL ENGINES CONIPLETE:
PD84 International 80 Horse-
power, 4 years old: D7700 Cater-
pillar 70 HP: D4600 Caterpillar
66 HP, I years old; UD14 Inter-
national 69 • HP: PD40 Inter-
national 50 HP.' Leventhal & Co,
Machingry Dealers, Winnipeg.
FOR SALE. VFSSOT 13" BALL
bearing grinder direct driven
80 H.P. motor first class condi-
_ Sion. Anoly. J. A. 'Eager, Kempt-
ville, .Ont.
ELECTRIC MOTORS,',NEW, USED,
bought, sold. rebutit: belts, pul-
leys, brushes. Allen �Electrle Com-
pany Ltd.. 2326 1306,rerlo St.. To•
:ronto.
GAINING WEIGHT?
SLENDEX TEA
aids you retain Slender Figure,
turns -your 'food' Into ener-g-y-i4tats-4
of fat.
composed- pleasant herbs, no exer-
cises or drastic diet. `
Month's. aliDpiy $1.00 postpaid,
Dominion Herb -Distributors
142.5 St. Lawrence Blvd., Montreal
FARMS FOR SALE
50 -ACRE FARM, IN ' H U.R O N
county, bank barn, pig pen,
chicken house, implement shed;
7 -roomed frame house. For fur-.
ther Information /write. Box 20,
Langstaff, Ont.
72 ACRES, HALF MILE OFF HIGH -
way 28, 6 miles north Port Hope.
.Basement -barn,, frame house, 10
,acres bush, stream. ' M. Harpdr,
-R.R. C. Cobourg.' '.
FARM FOR SALE -193 ACRES I
mile great of Kitchener limits on,
Kitchener-Siratford h i g h'w a Y.
"Charles W. Moser, R.R. 4, Ketch-.
ener, Qnt.
IADRE99Ilf0
L III A R N HAIRDRESSING Tilly
Robertson method. lnformatlon
on request regarding classes
Robertsen's . Hairdressina Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto
1911116TOGRAPNT
"YOUR WORK IS,
WONDERFUL"
_ _ CUSTOMER . SAYS
and the prompt manner to
which you return work is greatly
appreciated."
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 23C
Don't risk losing pictures.. Send
your film rolls to'
CANADA'S LARGEST AND .
FINEST STUDIO `
Get Better Pictures at__LaR er .Cos! _
Prompt mail service. -
SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER
.New Style Album With Prints
sizes 16-20-127 if 29c
4c extra) is sent with. film roll.
SPECIAL PRICES
FRAMING AND-eQL-O-R-)NG
Enlargements 4 x 6" in beautiful
easel mounts, 3 for` 25c.' Framed,
on ivory tinted ' mats, -7 x 9•', in
Gold, Silver, Circassian Walnut or
Black Ebony finish frames, 59c each.
It enlargement colored, 791c each.
OLO PICTURES RESTORED
:We can restore any bid photoi;raph
or•snapshot : and make any
number of prints or. enlargements
desired. The proceys, requires• the
work of skilled artists,, but the,
cost Is reasonable.' Send us your
picture and tell' us what you want
done and we will tell you the cost
before doing the work.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Name and Address Plainly.,od
Orders.
TIME 'TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your films properly, ieveloped and
printed
•$ OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS It6e
REPRINTS I for 360
FiNEST ENLARCIIN(i SERVICE
You may not get all the films you
went this year, but you can get all
Rhe quality and service you desire
by sen(ltns your films'to
IM1•FttiAt vHtrris i4r.nvIC■
Station J', Toronto
DORSET - TEACHER WANTED
(Protestant preferred) to •teach
grade 6 to 10, Inclusive (senlor
room),. and act as principal of a
2 -room school with modern con-
veniences, term commencing Sep -
tem her. 1945, salary $1,300. Apply.
stating qualifications, to (Nils%)
11hyllfs Clayton, Dorset, Ont.
FIRST CLASS TEACHER W A NT-
r,d for S.S. No. 12 Fitzroy. Duties
to commence September 4. 1946.
APPLY .statlug salary and exper-
4ence to- C. R. Campbell, fiery.-
treasurer, Fitzroy Harbour, Ono
KENT CO." TEACHER WANTED
for S.S. No,, 15, `Dover .Twsp. Bal.
ary 81100.06. Apply statints•quall-
flcations and salary expected to
Adelard- Tetreauit- R.R. No. 2.
Bear Line; Ont,
HELP WANTED
STRONG, ABLE: WOMEN 100
general housework, $60 - $90•
_
month, bed, board. Girls. Young
'women -for summer resort, pay
-according age, ability, Married
..
couple. man, boy, garden farm
Mrs. Boyd, Cartsbad Springs. Ont
`
HOUSEKEEPER 100R PROTNS-
tant, motherless home In country.
All conveniences Two schoo) Age
Box 3T, 73 Adelaide W.
-children.
Toronto.
ALITOMOBIL1i-B[rMPERS A'•N' 0 -
Painters. experlonced, oil •'sePWir.
work. Highest 'rate ot'pay. 48 hour
_.
week, best' worktnk condltl rra.
.
Apply: nearest Selective Serv4ce
Office. CR 2925.
EXPERIENCED DTAN TO HELP
on 160 acre tractor farm. Milking
machine.' Teamster preferred.
Will pay $85.00 per month. Roston
1176. Harold Rbmlinson. Nashville,
Ontario.
WA\TED 9TNGLF. M.4N FOR GF•N-
eral farm work. FtPadv Joh for
_
man.' NO' mlikinc: Reef
-right
pattiPr Apply Pntterdale Firm
Woodbridge, R.R. 3. •Phone 46 R 4.
t
-
TWENTY-FIVE TO ONi: HI:N-
dred acres wlthrn"two hundre's
miles Toronto. Afust be, situated
on Lake -or River. Bulldinnr im-
material. Box, 34, 73 Adelaide W.•
Toronto. -
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED ED ON.
_
Farm 2 miles from TIllsonhura
3
All city coni•eniences. 2' children, _
2 adults. Good wafiPs. J. A. llfc-
'&be, Tillsonburg, Ont.'
SARNIA GENERAL
HOSPITAL SCHOOL
FOR NURSES:
"�T�i'LICATIO\S Nair P*NNG CON-
a
r
kidered. hate of ndmiss!on Sep-
tember 4th, 1945. Educa.tiohal re-,
'Matr3culntlon.
quirements Junior
Remuneration after prel'i'minary,
term, $30.40 t(t $12.00. per month:
BUCKWHEAT WAN10;D:." LVT C1S .
Best
know what you have. prices'"
pal'd, • Fairbank Feed Company,.
Ltd.. 2385 Dufferin St., Torontb.,
WANTED TO PURCHASE
lets, all breeds from 8 Weelis up
to laying. Good prices paid. Apply
.'
to Box 38, 73 Adelaide . W., 110- .
;onto.
WE BUY
hundre0 of Herbs, Roots, Bsr•k
Berries, Flowers,, Leavers. at.
�'RIC.Ie ToGHERlie1 OW
Dominion Herb Distribut
1498 St. Lawrrure Blvd.. Moutr o.1
y„
ISSUE g6-1841
'Won
�3 Them try this dine -proven #reatmenf
j,
6W awalm as;iisskii A.0
des or hanoa
The itching Is at times ahnost unbearable
y but fortunately can be relievedguickl�`b�
the ippon at • Chases Ouwl'
' Vq
Sine Piles are often caused by constipa-
tion anduent straining, Dr. Chase's
SIPNEYtLIV PILLS are recommend-
! ed as a means of relieving the constipation
and helping to remove the cause of piles.
In the meantti�im���e y�*o__u� can depend on Dr.
a Chase's OINTMENT to relieve the itching
I aba* immediate!y it is applied. For over
z fifty years tags meMdnal Otntmcnt bas had
as enviable reputation for the quack relief,
Of itching pales.
Why not ael< your druggastfor Dr. Chase's
OINTMMT at oats and prove to your, own satisfaction that it stands
withooi< a sival a6 a quick relief from ittohmg caused by piles.
Ointment 60 cta, Pills 3S eta. �-
.....i x:;r. - 4 g
LoutS ARTHUR CUNNIIIGHAM- ' "$
CHAPTER. VII- herr-bedroom was open. "Make
They went into the room where yourself comfortable, child.
a short while ago all had been so * * r
gay, so bright, so merry. It seemed Meridel did not hear: The room
empty now, haunted by shadows, became space and the moment
b- some sinister presence. The eternity, Rapt, heart still, she stared
black reticule still lay on the dress- at the picture, of Michel Fabre and
er where madame had left it. Ro- slowIr watlied toward. it as if
sane, by standing on _tiptoe,, could drawcn,to it by •son • mighty, invi-
Pnove it a little and straighten the Able t� reat. She had forgotten
picture. The light was - dig mer everything in the wonder of find -
sow. But there in its bright metal ing him again.'She reached out and
frame was the handsome smiling touched the photograpi . She pick -
face, its' eyes fixed upon them.- , ed d at it, studying
oke
a#.up and lo
Pol Martin gazed at it and slow- ever -y lima to a the fine young
1Y his lips, parted. His fingers face, realizing how true, how -mi-
ttightened on hers. He stared long. nutely perfect, had-been'her mind's
He could not seem to tear hie eyes image— the brows, the cleft
from that thin, smiJ;Jtg face. chin, the :.tr ng wide month, the
"Poll Tell met . Pol." Rosi 's broad farehea d aquiline nose,
voice was urgent, "Well!"
"Yes — yes l" he whispered. "I
would knov, him anywhere. I could Mpdame had . been standing be.
never forget. It was thus he smiled side her for momenta, 'watching
'Mday' he ran from- Bon Fictcume's her,' the glad look in her eyes, the
cottage. He wore the uniform- of way her young breast rose and fell.
one -Of the Luftwaffe then. But it And madame was old and wise as
M IK the w or d' and she had .known love
„ . and thus recognized instantly what
!'Yes,she
t7ie party started. I could not eat "I—I aro sorry. madame.' I for -
ft . thinking of it, j could feel him, got myself. This _man=-niay 1 ask
smiting there behind me. B'vt what" —who is he?"
could his picture be doing here? An insolent, defiant, ungrateful
Who can he be young" scamp," said madame, sttiil
-� �"l do - not 'know;.Weshall ask ing fondly at-tfie picture. "He ,is
Corinne or Gesner, \1'e shall not Roger's brother my nephew, hfi-
apeak." chel Fabre. We call him Mike:'!
"\o, we utast not ,peak. These "Rog?r's broth er—.Nficlic l—"
We good people, all of them. They Do deli know ,hint, y she s ut
do not know. that the devil is Mendel nodded. Slowly she put.
,amongst them." the picture back in its place, '1 •
"But Roger promised to kill this' met him once in' Grateen, shortly
one — and _Roger is strong. He before the war broke out."
wears a cross the King gave him ''And he made love to you, 1'11
!for being brave. Yes, Roger will wager."
Ikill this one surely." • • • _
And- they stole away, out of that Meridel looked •gravely into the.
_,room, away from the pictureof bright black eyes, at.d for a mo -
Michel. Fabre that smiled at them ment dial' not speak. Then she said,
fin the twilight. '
It was the day following the
_ ci omfng of the little English -eva- 'Grapefruit
cnees who were to find a home 'at
]Philibert. Meridel knocked. at -ma-
_ dame's door to show the old lady
a letter Rudolph, had received .from
<: �>
the bureau ,in charge of . the littleX. f
--- sisals. Meridel entered-
„ . Xi�n
dame's rich voice called Entrez!"
X.
Ir'btn the inner roo
"I shal a out in a minute
it is vou,• Meridel." The door to
'
- ;l
-HAIR GOODS
We carrjt a large variety.
of the finest human
AV o% hair goods, specializing 3
in shade -to -order goods,
~eA gents' wigs_ and to.u- '; .�.,•,
pees; ladies' traheform-
�� atfons, bob wigs, front
Pieces. switches, etc.
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ISSUE 26 -18th
t�
CHRONICLES .: ,aByChrke
of GiNuan FARM =
-
4766�,
We have'been seeing the worldl
it. my joints it . is really painful
SM
We have been on two trips since
to move.
-11
I wrote last week One was avisit-
From Fergus we went on to"the ,
ing and business tri
trip—mostly b
Rocks at Elora. For Partner and:
As thrilling as a first beau, this
nesse—the other was a sight -seting
t
youthful -minded frock and hat, Pat-
tern 4766. Frost it with white eye-
occasion. Partner and I went to
several little walks and look -outs
let garnished with ribbons. Any
Guelph last Friday and. that busy
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sizes io, 12, 14, 18. Size 12, frock,
�. -
fall. It was Daughter's.' first visit •
J"�1'.
_ •.
however, and, knowing :her warder -
_ ..
suppose we' should have known. it
ing Propensities—which she pro -
(stamps cannot bel accepted), fox
all along. It was some kind of
We uld you gwe,95 cents �'
� -
�
-
laiden St. Nest; ` Toronto. 'Print
• k ,
"-•
■ _
.
.. +'• ...
' You
with us and because it begarf to
iL
around `had moved is and ' taken
over the College lock, stock and
■
To Lab*�el�evec! of 1
"Not—not as one" expects love to
barrel. But we didn't go in. At
; s
'Won
�3 Them try this dine -proven #reatmenf
j,
6W awalm as;iisskii A.0
des or hanoa
The itching Is at times ahnost unbearable
y but fortunately can be relievedguickl�`b�
the ippon at • Chases Ouwl'
' Vq
Sine Piles are often caused by constipa-
tion anduent straining, Dr. Chase's
SIPNEYtLIV PILLS are recommend-
! ed as a means of relieving the constipation
and helping to remove the cause of piles.
In the meantti�im���e y�*o__u� can depend on Dr.
a Chase's OINTMENT to relieve the itching
I aba* immediate!y it is applied. For over
z fifty years tags meMdnal Otntmcnt bas had
as enviable reputation for the quack relief,
Of itching pales.
Why not ael< your druggastfor Dr. Chase's
OINTMMT at oats and prove to your, own satisfaction that it stands
withooi< a sival a6 a quick relief from ittohmg caused by piles.
Ointment 60 cta, Pills 3S eta. �-
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LoutS ARTHUR CUNNIIIGHAM- ' "$
CHAPTER. VII- herr-bedroom was open. "Make
They went into the room where yourself comfortable, child.
a short while ago all had been so * * r
gay, so bright, so merry. It seemed Meridel did not hear: The room
empty now, haunted by shadows, became space and the moment
b- some sinister presence. The eternity, Rapt, heart still, she stared
black reticule still lay on the dress- at the picture, of Michel Fabre and
er where madame had left it. Ro- slowIr watlied toward. it as if
sane, by standing on _tiptoe,, could drawcn,to it by •son • mighty, invi-
Pnove it a little and straighten the Able t� reat. She had forgotten
picture. The light was - dig mer everything in the wonder of find -
sow. But there in its bright metal ing him again.'She reached out and
frame was the handsome smiling touched the photograpi . She pick -
face, its' eyes fixed upon them.- , ed d at it, studying
oke
a#.up and lo
Pol Martin gazed at it and slow- ever -y lima to a the fine young
1Y his lips, parted. His fingers face, realizing how true, how -mi-
ttightened on hers. He stared long. nutely perfect, had-been'her mind's
He could not seem to tear hie eyes image— the brows, the cleft
from that thin, smiJ;Jtg face. chin, the :.tr ng wide month, the
"Poll Tell met . Pol." Rosi 's broad farehea d aquiline nose,
voice was urgent, "Well!"
"Yes — yes l" he whispered. "I
would knov, him anywhere. I could Mpdame had . been standing be.
never forget. It was thus he smiled side her for momenta, 'watching
'Mday' he ran from- Bon Fictcume's her,' the glad look in her eyes, the
cottage. He wore the uniform- of way her young breast rose and fell.
one -Of the Luftwaffe then. But it And madame was old and wise as
M IK the w or d' and she had .known love
„ . and thus recognized instantly what
!'Yes,she
t7ie party started. I could not eat "I—I aro sorry. madame.' I for -
ft . thinking of it, j could feel him, got myself. This _man=-niay 1 ask
smiting there behind me. B'vt what" —who is he?"
could his picture be doing here? An insolent, defiant, ungrateful
Who can he be young" scamp," said madame, sttiil
-� �"l do - not 'know;.Weshall ask ing fondly at-tfie picture. "He ,is
Corinne or Gesner, \1'e shall not Roger's brother my nephew, hfi-
apeak." chel Fabre. We call him Mike:'!
"\o, we utast not ,peak. These "Rog?r's broth er—.Nficlic l—"
We good people, all of them. They Do deli know ,hint, y she s ut
do not know. that the devil is Mendel nodded. Slowly she put.
,amongst them." the picture back in its place, '1 •
"But Roger promised to kill this' met him once in' Grateen, shortly
one — and _Roger is strong. He before the war broke out."
wears a cross the King gave him ''And he made love to you, 1'11
!for being brave. Yes, Roger will wager."
Ikill this one surely." • • • _
And- they stole away, out of that Meridel looked •gravely into the.
_,room, away from the pictureof bright black eyes, at.d for a mo -
Michel. Fabre that smiled at them ment dial' not speak. Then she said,
fin the twilight. '
It was the day following the
_ ci omfng of the little English -eva- 'Grapefruit
cnees who were to find a home 'at
]Philibert. Meridel knocked. at -ma-
_ dame's door to show the old lady
a letter Rudolph, had received .from
<: �>
the bureau ,in charge of . the littleX. f
--- sisals. Meridel entered-
„ . Xi�n
dame's rich voice called Entrez!"
X.
Ir'btn the inner roo
"I shal a out in a minute
it is vou,• Meridel." The door to
'
- ;l
-HAIR GOODS
We carrjt a large variety.
of the finest human
AV o% hair goods, specializing 3
in shade -to -order goods,
~eA gents' wigs_ and to.u- '; .�.,•,
pees; ladies' traheform-
�� atfons, bob wigs, front
Pieces. switches, etc.
White's Hair Goods
ISSUE 26 -18th
t�
CHRONICLES .: ,aByChrke
of GiNuan FARM =
friend." 9 t c appropriate since it is=
the Grand Ricer which it controls..
-1-don't know that any love could By any' name it is a -marvellous
hold 'him," continued madame, piece.,of engineering and wd .worlli
"What was he doing when you saw taking a little time and trouble to -
him?„ see.
(To Be Continue(]) Per:onalfy I'shall have.rcastm to'
.remember rntr visit to the Grand
Hydro.-- Development River Dam for several days,. You
see after leoking, at ' everything
:Some idea of how Canada has froin , the level of th• bridge we -
forged ahead in Hydro power in i naturally wanted to_ size things. up
the twentieth century is ' seen in ' from'. below. But g-iing all the
the fact that water turbine instal- way` around looked like a long way
I
_ •i
lation has increased from 14i,ts6 to walk -so we tried. taking a 'short '
horsepowers in 1900 to the pre4ent cut' • down the shale rock enibank-
10,283,763 horsepower. meat. It was a shirt cut in dis-
- Niagara Falls' Review tinct but certainty not in time.
Believe me, it was some feat. I de-
clare that `that bank got • stet -per
Duffle Pie and longer with every step we took —tete r 104 y�1 ar wiLsoNS FLY �I,
�+ and the footing yas particularly PPADS � a tbm $&00 worof eb
treacherous: We finally made it, >H�.va*e .nd�e;�;jtStam wl
�r t.
of course, but- today T am s!i stiff lOQO°°' W&SON'S FLY PAM
ft
=JUsi or bres4 t ut
... _
IPUBEL
son,
--.� t.•iltlesl�o��r�-1=utter-e•r-nra'rgaritte--- `1-tabte;� n gra ccI-
3 tablespoons flour 1 cup 'grapefruit ser
Y teaspoon salt %' cup grapefruit juic
Y4 cup milk ?3 cup sugar
2 eggs, separated 2 teaspoon vanilla
Prepare pastry shell; prick lightly with a fork. Bake i
(450° F) R to 10 mt Utes to set crust.
Melt butter over law heat; add flour- and salt and stir u
• Add milk sloirly, stirring constantly; • cook until- thick., C
Beat egg yolks uni:T thick and lemon colored; slowly
mixturt. Add, orange rind, ' grapefruit sections and juice,
flavoring, Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Four into i
and bake in slow oven. (300 F) about 1 hour.
Yield: One 9 -inch pie, "
All -Bran Pastry Shell
2 tablespootis All -Bran
teaspoon salt
")/ cup sifted flour 3/ cup shortening
2 talllespornrs cold water (more or less)
Crush A11 -Bran into fine crumbs; mix with flour and 1
shortening. Add water, a little at a time, until dough is ml
to hold together. Roll out on lightly floured hoard to about
inch 'in thickness. ' Fit into pia pan; thrim edges.
4766�,
We have'been seeing the worldl
it. my joints it . is really painful
SM
We have been on two trips since
to move.
-11
I wrote last week One was avisit-
From Fergus we went on to"the ,
ing and business tri
trip—mostly b
Rocks at Elora. For Partner and:
As thrilling as a first beau, this
nesse—the other was a sight -seting
I, it was a case of `Elora Re -
visited". Even at that we found
youthful -minded frock and hat, Pat-
tern 4766. Frost it with white eye-
occasion. Partner and I went to
several little walks and look -outs
let garnished with ribbons. Any
Guelph last Friday and. that busy
that we had missed. before, parti-
schoolgirl can make it. for herself,
little city was about as busy as we
cularly that of an -island rock which
Pattern 4764 comes in Teen Age
ever saw it. When we visited
stands • in the middle of a. Water -
sizes io, 12, 14, 18. Size 12, frock,
with friends just above the College
fall. It was Daughter's.' first visit •
takes 2% yards 39 -inch material.
we discovered the reason—and I
however, and, knowing :her warder -
Send twenty cents (200 -in coins
suppose we' should have known. it
ing Propensities—which she pro -
(stamps cannot bel accepted), fox
all along. It was some kind of
bably inherits from her mother—I' ..
this pattern to Room 421, 73 Ade-
`Farmer's Day' at the College and
don't suppose there w -s very much
laiden St. Nest; ` Toronto. 'Print
it appeared as if most of the far-
that she missed. We had our lunch
plainly size,, name, address, style
mers and their families . for miles
with us and because it begarf to
number.
•
around `had moved is and ' taken
over the College lock, stock and
rain the car was our picnic ground;
which didn't seem to make any. dif-
"Not—not as one" expects love to
barrel. But we didn't go in. At
ference to the enjoyment and ease.
be made—"
the time we went by it was nearly
with which our lunch was dis-
Madame, chuckled. "All, -I know.
five o'clock and at five o'clock a
patched.
It was in the way he looked at you,
farmer's failing is to turn reluc--
Coming home by way of No.. 7
in the way he said things more than
tantly -, to thoughts of- home—to
and then across country,
in what he said; in the way he held
cows that need milking and to
_Highway
w r finished our 'journey by • visit=
that proud red head of his and the
poultry that wants feeding. • So
int, a young mother and her three-
way his eyes danced. Is it not so?"
we had an eat -and -run cup of tea
weeks old baby. __ Utura$y for
- "Yes—yes, it is so."
with our friends and after admiring
quite a little while the women -folk
"That, was Michel,"
their chickens and gardens, and
indulged in baby worship while
"Did he—make love to many?"
"I
what we toad see o° their crops,
the men sat around outside dis
thing not. Bpi m_ any loved
• we made tracks'for home, aur faith'
sussing crops, weather -conditions..
him. .He didn't ,_care. He always
_ful old. Lizzie chugging along, con-
milk cows and other mundane af.,
wanted to be free—free of -his teach-
terttedly purring because we were,
fairs dear to masculine-beart-s. and
ers. of those who wjuld. interfere
on a down -grade nearly all the
from which wt women folk bene -
with his lifq-yes, eve¢ of m -e. See-
way home::
fit—but I might add to whic"a we-
. here—what he wrote on the back
Over - the week -end • Datlghter
also- contribute our share of work
of this picture." =
and friend Bert were here and :it
and worry, -
Madame lCfimi took the photo
from its- 1fameamble
was they who took us on a sight
and showed the -
boldly 1;crambled tints to :ferfdel,
seeng trip. For a long time Par-
he just, t'raugh they lane evil.
wlro shaped --the words with . icer
tner had been wanting to'see.again.'yet-
the -Shad Dam • a! Fergu<, So
give hien. a hearttrg.
will
lips—
„ betterjilthat
that's when we went. But eve
fet)vid
hopingithat lite show
Sproofs
they are not evil,
they
it had berii re -named- we saw it beforae� ' Now itnce is
-- Sir- P,-fiicfneg -
For none ib mar_or=-mend,_
_
'the G. , -River. Oini' -: which--
That have- themselves to
seems u't
friend." 9 t c appropriate since it is=
the Grand Ricer which it controls..
-1-don't know that any love could By any' name it is a -marvellous
hold 'him," continued madame, piece.,of engineering and wd .worlli
"What was he doing when you saw taking a little time and trouble to -
him?„ see.
(To Be Continue(]) Per:onalfy I'shall have.rcastm to'
.remember rntr visit to the Grand
Hydro.-- Development River Dam for several days,. You
see after leoking, at ' everything
:Some idea of how Canada has froin , the level of th• bridge we -
forged ahead in Hydro power in i naturally wanted to_ size things. up
the twentieth century is ' seen in ' from'. below. But g-iing all the
the fact that water turbine instal- way` around looked like a long way
I
_ •i
lation has increased from 14i,ts6 to walk -so we tried. taking a 'short '
horsepowers in 1900 to the pre4ent cut' • down the shale rock enibank-
10,283,763 horsepower. meat. It was a shirt cut in dis-
- Niagara Falls' Review tinct but certainty not in time.
Believe me, it was some feat. I de-
clare that `that bank got • stet -per
Duffle Pie and longer with every step we took —tete r 104 y�1 ar wiLsoNS FLY �I,
�+ and the footing yas particularly PPADS � a tbm $&00 worof eb
treacherous: We finally made it, >H�.va*e .nd�e;�;jtStam wl
�r t.
of course, but- today T am s!i stiff lOQO°°' W&SON'S FLY PAM
ft
=JUsi or bres4 t ut
... _
IPUBEL
son,
--.� t.•iltlesl�o��r�-1=utter-e•r-nra'rgaritte--- `1-tabte;� n gra ccI-
3 tablespoons flour 1 cup 'grapefruit ser
Y teaspoon salt %' cup grapefruit juic
Y4 cup milk ?3 cup sugar
2 eggs, separated 2 teaspoon vanilla
Prepare pastry shell; prick lightly with a fork. Bake i
(450° F) R to 10 mt Utes to set crust.
Melt butter over law heat; add flour- and salt and stir u
• Add milk sloirly, stirring constantly; • cook until- thick., C
Beat egg yolks uni:T thick and lemon colored; slowly
mixturt. Add, orange rind, ' grapefruit sections and juice,
flavoring, Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Four into i
and bake in slow oven. (300 F) about 1 hour.
Yield: One 9 -inch pie, "
All -Bran Pastry Shell
2 tablespootis All -Bran
teaspoon salt
")/ cup sifted flour 3/ cup shortening
2 talllespornrs cold water (more or less)
Crush A11 -Bran into fine crumbs; mix with flour and 1
shortening. Add water, a little at a time, until dough is ml
to hold together. Roll out on lightly floured hoard to about
inch 'in thickness. ' Fit into pia pan; thrim edges.
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*ho local=eartsge .work�, „g•- A Product of
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LIKE at MAPLE LISA! for Sale by .
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IT ,Pickering, Ontamo �.
= Pickering, Ont.
Phosea turas 44: Ras. Gn
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keriqlardwire
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P.AMCBINzII . Uri +f :reeding Tune is Here [
Both 'fuse erystai� {'�
a
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Offer, Timothy and Al&*a `
Kills Both Clothes � , , fl I'reom
Moths 1 ' cues geode- dk and Package-.Oniols Sats and
Msitiyliea
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GARDEN SEEDERS, CUL
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lb. .tin 43c t MCM 7== sad WAIM FOUNTS
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Phone. Pies 68
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t. 'f'BUB$1?AY, FRL. SATURDAY :. _
AB Md Wh Mished "•fir
' 29 and 8Q _ jnanraAe'e G lti I to issue.
JbIQ�lE , SILK'S MARKET lteare`e• : _, ',ew �: 4..1 .x, PJekerint Of
° utur"y Matinee at 1.39 - br use r
as L.
Two mows at 7 and 9 p. m. - Phone Pickering E6 w. H. C L :-tie Ti' �. �.. ? �i +
- - .Tor ,pu',. in
Lraraaea of all Kinin Q
Production of Te .ep . on' tr
1s1_s; isti► sear as - i
The Sign PICKED` ING MEAT MARKET � M. Ali or: AC"HNIE ►�'' In.nras�. Aa:+1est = _
of the Cross
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y' Ckindette Colbert Charles Laughton
-WE BUT THE BEST - YOU MAKE THE TE37" - =Day aX Night LICENSED AWPO:IlbZZ
.-MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDT Pick.
,:Prone Picea one • 13
PhFor the Counties od York and Our
iIf0 ties this IAN
iLbLY 2, 8 Ind 4 aria; successor -to Corp. Hes Prow
n- .. _
Two $bows At 7 and 9 P. M - T'• OntAl'IO Er. nZiq �fazomiy Pion"
_. . ICk i'illge ww Prentice)• run and. lhrw
Holiday Matinee At 2 o'clock
' _ ... stock Sales a SPNMW, at flit ass
Gren`vicli V �llage
:,High Prices `For Live Poultry ' _ V� D . VI A W l�abl... -
P K014 E A G IN. 69 T1 i, MILL]0=F
jr (In Teticroolor)' LICE_NSE,D AU TO'ER
and
;VALLATOR
Barrister Solicitor Notary Pb",
Corae6 Miranda Doa'As e_
a Wanam Bendix �sind Vivian Blaine nywhere C.
conducted, ' A
• _ - ` . - Phofle or - Write _.. tsl
u the followm • dices - ' - Sales Whitby, 'Ont. Hui C : C •R I C ii A R DS N
THUK3DAY, FFL, SAT> RDAY_ . Until further notice we are paying g P 614 Dundas St. East,to 611 -- Continental Life bRag
fait JAYE POULTRY, delivered to our plant at WHITBY: Y� 371 Bay St. Toronto:
;{ ~,'JL)LT 5, and ? a
TOP -GRADE FOWL - -all.vnSgio _ 1-2c. lb' CYRIL E. MOTLEY
Bay Abbott and Loa Costelbo TOP GRADE BROILERS - 2 to 3 Ibs. �• lb•. -
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Here Come INSURANCE - ---
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CLINIC-, HEALTH
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...._.• •
GreenwoodWlIitCBY; ONTAPJO - - 146 Simcoe St. N., OshaWA
Telephone . Whitby 886 : . Phone,
224
. J. A. WILLOUGHBY Drugless practice, including
Mrs. Chas Wilson ,attd sc:�, Jack - He d Office Farm
r Toronto cy Chiropractie, Electro-4her-
of Brobklin, visited Mr. and MrsG apy and. Mineral Vapor
Mr. Bath. noon for =the Annual Sunda School 156 Yonge St. AD0605 Bath Trea'ment.
�lL R. .Trimble. Jack, who was home In -the loss of her father, y "Largest „and Oldest in
on 'leave from the navy is now u:� The Sacrarre:rt of the Lords Sup- :Picnic. Meet. at -the' church at 1.30 Baja _ Established Forty' Practicing 22 years
?the_way to the Pacific. , per *11L-hee observed on Sunday p• m. Bring a lunch basket a.id jc Years"' - Co
the
The W. M. S. of the circuit will ¢nornin at , Ihinbartcn United in this happy, even Cars are ur- Hours: 9 a. m, to 9 P. Mt
gt} CONSULT OUR ACTIVE Hk DEPT. Daily, except 'Monday' and
West at the home of Mrs., V. Parr Church. This' is alRays an inspiring gently needed to,tranSport the child ' FOR THAT NOME IN THE CITU 'Friday
ins on Thursday, July 5th "at' 2 p and challenging, service, aril •a ¢Host ren. to the Park.
iu. Mrs. R. W.. McVey is in charge cordial ojikhearty 'invitation is ex -
of the meeting. tended'to Aweryone. Visitors and new MOWERS Sellers & Atkinson
The S. S. and church sor�ices on comers tc • the community. are es. LAWN MO V. J.. D onevan
`Sunday will be held at the regu - Pedally invited. Let us plan ..to ..N-, _ .. _'
hours. Rev,.=R. W. Mcg'Vey..wilL be' at church• on Sunday. The children �aarpened anTRe aii< one Agin. 20fR 2 - Stouff. 90 • • B, A.,.B.- Se,
in charge.; of the Sundaychool'are inviteif,'to .-
- _ Greenwood Park 'ori Saturday aft,
We would like to recoxnznend �Wooi- I ;Licensed Ontario Lsnd Surveyor
sol the new soapless way, of wash- 365 King Street. East, Oshawa, Oat. .
g: .-Dunbarton ,r, eta silks,
shrinkage ba restores garments Aurtioaneers
- - •DANCE -"r lustre. • - 24 Year's Experience _ Notice
Next meeting of the Red Cross - -
,:.will be held at the home. of Mrs.-'.�--- ; -"' ' �'`Salea conduet�ed •anywhere;
kneel Price, Ajax, 'Orn., on Tues- �At _ Claremont Dnrobave -Flits - B-H Psi• Specializing'in Farm Stock tavmotnatlon Storm Dow* mW
Furniture and -Property Sales. Stora Sash - Made to_ Or6W
day, July $ at 2.80 p. m. Your help nts and enamels. - All Sales-,perebnallY listed 'and
is needeld as our quota is not
filled [n Claremont Community -Hall . - advertised. Bills prepared sad . Asphalt Shingles
�i i po Boli Roofings i
1 Jas . Cropley, of Montreal, was a •". JUNE 29 AL V IN B g'T S HB Y ; ` ' i ; , WoU tRoirds eta
VV Prompt S Service
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: recent visitor at the home of his C
t 'sister here. .Adm. 3 5c Hariware and Tinadth
I The Path of the community - - � - � I I A: ... k- 1W . ,
Reasonable Rates N•M• Gordon