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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1945_07_271 7 _ r VOL. LXI' _ _DICKERING, ONT.} FIiIDAY, JULY --WTI oe4 InquestBe following of .._$ Y -__ - aY_ _ Lest Sundoman ine�nwood Ac� dent. Inquest oa Death of Toronto Woman Wom n All Of This At a Ban Game To Be Held Following Aer.ideot By F. Dt<, Chapman - Local Man Best Man at Wedding Four More Pickering Boys -Arrive At Greenwood; Sunday. Lars - in Scotland Howie ge FraOverseas This Week Pickering Village Years ago when our • forefathers Rev. Hobert C. and Mrs. Copeland ' Crown Attorney A. F, 'Annie, .has here were battling with pine stamps A wedding of interest .to ,many os Gordon Andrew, Lieut. Jack Chap - announced that an inquest will - -be arnd• elm roota, to eke out their liv- friends locally, took place-- lei anan, John C• Teefy and John Walsh, are spending !their vactation at the ,held into the circumstances surround- ing from a heavilywooded terrain, Dunfermline, Scotland, earl favourite Summer came. Kanitow- y ib April all of Picker ng, arrived home from Wig„ an the north shore of the ing-' the death of Miss Matilda Sell- we boys had a wholesome respect for when Sgt. Stephen Cafik, of Picker- overseas early this week. Jack Chap- - Georgian B us, 43, of Uxbridge doings in the Devil's ing was -best man at the marriage man we understand is on a a0 -day 8 ay, northcu Manitoulin. aged dge Ave. Tyr- the demons and dei Mr. Co 9aW, who passed away following a -Den. It vas the mystery place of of his -niece, Miss Rita Cunim r gha,m, Pacific leave Copeland will occupy his pulpit axger accident near Greenwood,imaginations, akin to the -feel- rry, to Mr. Joseph E. in Pickering United Church as reg. oodon our. -fats North Qneensfe Sunday afternoon. ings moderns experience in the wild Madill, of Ontario, Canada We Rush To The Beaches In bays ular pastor, on Sunday August 5. Mils Sellars, Passenger is ' a car sea ce Like These Miss Dorothy Leigh, of Kingston -'- � ' spent stories. Louis LeMeyer, of .Pickering err-. visited Mr. acid' Mrs. C. J. Stevenson Zj driven by John Armstrong, of Ajax, The daring youth who made his . ived about five minutes before the m died within 20 minutes afLrr the sec- excursion s into the deep valley and wedding, from' London, attending the . Just about ten days ago we -were last we@k; also Mrs s7►d Mrs. E, idem eecurred- She •wasgiven fir* daI•ksante _woods was. a - camPla'ig about the cold, ninbwet Wilson and Mrs. Marshall, of Oah- . .�•big iajuat r wedding with his father. •A photo- - UM at !ie scene by Dr. Baldwin, of among us. But now scantily -clad graph of the wedding parts' appears weatherl—that strange weather for awn. Mr. -and—Mrs. Walter Stevens Bi n• maidens, and boys in truncated- on the front page of Rosyth Journal the month of July, but, an at. once son of brookiin, and son Noble, of ACCOW109 to Chief Irvine, who in- shorts of Wednesday Aril 25. —last week -end the change came, Halifax, and Mrs. F. L. , Green disport •over these same wild Y P the vestigsted, the Armstrong car wds lands like the wood nymphs .and the temperature jumped, and we daught� r Edna, of Greenwood; Mr. dryads of folklore. The place is now Pickering Wbnsen's Institute To Hold didn't exactly object to the heat, and rs. Armstrong, of Toronto. at *9 dint north when it collided Annual Picnic July 81. but it has been warm enough to send N. R. Shortreed has returned -to at h intersection of two sideroses, dignified Lynbrook' ook Park It 'ie a __, T - a great many to the shelter of the his desk following his three-week 7Pith a west -bound car driven by beauty -set spot, with green hills, puking Women's Institute mem- cooler lake beaches, where the water Dual vacation. A week ago he had Kesaeth Carson, near. Claremont. spring fountains, � beaver -meadows bers will hold their aninualPicnic too has the misfortune to break his eye- .- 'Nefiier of the two ,mea were hurt: and cosy camp sites, thanks to the .reached a temperature of artistic eye and the commercial s- at the home of Mrs A. E. Baldwin, well over 60 degr"a., glasses, while in. position, having a on Tuesday, July al, at 2.80 p. an As these warm seasons s small eumen of one of that nt7tnerouS' appear, splinter Lodge in his eye, mak- Cloard Street Re -surfacing Nearing M�bere will meet the 1.55 bus, many Pickering people are reminded ing medical attentim necessa Cosspleuen L pioneer family known fie Lynn . a . The guest speaker will be Air. Hor-. again of the short-sightedness of We understand that Donald Beer, ,' .' . ' • Lyonde, likely .descended -fresh a • --- ace Brown,. of Dunbsrtoa author end same among our local administrative General Insurance, Bro Cowley sad Township stray aoureuz de boas of Lawn Can- ugham, has �� ham � operation p eguupoaent radio script writer,. who will. speak authorities in allowing - lake shores Purchased the former W. G. Reid during the ada. It is now one of Ontario Coun- .. pot week 1 8 y _ anadrann LiteiiatuW. A .picnic , to get into the hands of private residence, and is now re -painting t 's charming playgrounds, on C g ple who have 'the exterior of the building. aYuW' the new surface on � - - ltnaclr will be served. All ladies are interests. Pickering y1� This spot was chosen this year by to attend this meeting. lived here all their -fives, some rep= Mr- and Less. Sim�m-ins, and faimily G6nreh Street here. The new-sasiase invited ' is a noI► popular farm used in this the Audley Community Club for their z��g a fourth and fifth n- of Toronto are holies _ annual picnic, and the battle beton Eastern Star Lawn Bridge Se holidaying with Mrs. R wr+t am durable as concrete tae old ball players and the younger die , , are denied the approach to Simmons' parents, Mr. mid Mrs. J. expected to have to meet species .. The Fastem Star members and ° lake front in PickeringS. Balsdor , the iemands usually found on the ones. The finale of 'the To _ _ am" hiighwa+Ys• A mixiurs of gravel ' s0reed an over -flowing table under frfepds are asked not to forget the _ a 'few_ isolated Ret*. E: G. and Mrs, Robinson en' - 00 t allowance tertained a group of St. George's erusltei stung, -tar or .oh is thor- the trees b the ridge and euchre to be held i gr P rgea , o was for the hundred or mgre hungry on Thursday August 2, at 2 at ::t i � y L ' Other very young people on -Tuesday afyer- ;* ngldy aaiaed, spread over the road p' m- nesse` •�"are still opos1, but noon. ' strnfaoe and then soiled to • haat peOPm• man Lynn babies to mature at the horse of Mr. and Mrs. R. -k? ou dare asaooth fraiaRh. The reatrlente oL#bat lovers. The youth, lwarin►g .a defeat Winter. y step over the line, with- ( Hugh Rubins returned to duty at Tike a year ago, studied etrateQy out someone wanting #o collect a the Walken -fife 1ieTi; CarFadian street will a -leant nuisance been tel- which was in evidence to the on Tenders G -ranted For New Bridge 25 -Cent pieta I Bank of Coavm7erce on Saturday last,. - ieur�ed of the dust attiSance of the I i+"L The `Mage �, Who talon looldrt at thio 'weal. The old fellows -- There are same explanations -a:nd aster two weeks. of a three-wikek were waited upon.and urged to eat At a meeting of the Township excuses for this in same cas-, one vbeation—he gets the remaining are responsible for the paving salads; - sandwiches, .cakes, pickles Council last M°�Y evetd ►g, the being on this, lake front ( a part of week a little later on.the :. the attest now eland very high in and ,t"'in . proportions tender for a new bra ,at hot it only), which 'can ba --.Sound . -Xt:' And- It=i W.- L. Smith have e�ati°n of those livigg est the while the generous !O °� Con. 1, was granted -'to Messrs Harr- grants or. concessions"" given the been vacationing on (n:e of our spall XUVA •—a g� lab doss �. by younger set Bowed up - 8i ;.been theiris 'not VwAing too dtas atkscr25 sus Fm; � were iv 1 Air.. 4 D. Banks nt . aver berry pie or -lee -cream: PI cost of extra work at tender given beach,.and water rights very recently Ctvktinaed an' wages) stair price: on a part of this 'shore, oo the front ,spent a wtek' in has _ dprrvg , _.. Work on the bridge will eomnnen+tct. of 'soave. township lots, which reach, , w�h- time, a cataract was removed at erste, being erected on the same from (we believe) about Clare Bala- from one of his eyes. + den's over to Fairport Beach Road. I Messr:F. 3 E. L. and Robt. Ruddy EDITORIAL TO R t AL COMMENT loeatutn as the former bridge. Aecording.. to . recent registry . ; Aunt a week ?a the. n-irth recently 8C3100L_ get, their education". A teacher-doee . Larai�-R'hde searches these beaches are' private ; on a fishing trip—tire cold and wet �----� not +lpe A near the time at 4w property, and even out into the weather had the same effect as all. P b,)a editorial. )nUniversity that tkese 'other profess- ', pretty wedding, a setting or lake some few hundred yards=the fishermen have reported—ono fish. is the Globe and Mail, on tie sub- ions °have dune—i+ut we would mixed flovwers, was soiwrmnised on „ usual no -shah s• land u to high rand io at horn„ from - feet 'Teachers Viand Salaries', we - �� Satires -Jul Yl 1..9 P g Mr. Bert dtte u to look. at tie them good and reasonable salaries George's Y 4`5+ in St. water •mark does not apply on these Montreal for a visit with his fain Pt eublect from on the grounds already described— rge Ansikan Church, - per- particular lot -front beaches, one of ily. rural or suburban viewpoiziL their ' responsibitit to and'influence influence Wig, when kiss Rhoda Dorothy, els- y the few instances in Canada where- I Harry" W: Boyer- 'and'Rich. P. During the war, ,.the- scale of Sal- oa'the child-& most important duty est daughter of Mnani Mrs. marry Winter attended the annual Grand ; P Y such. government grants -'ere e-,er Plaid to teachers in Ontario, in the coma' "Wit —,a teacher can Wim+ Pickering, was united in •tear_ _. )` allowed' The fact still remains— Lodge A• F. and A. M- convocation ve increased frrosn ;200 to $600. either make e+z ruin child b nage to IAC. Ronald Lamb of Dir at Toronto last week. rri' Y ' al is very little of tri lake front ' Toronto daily suggests to the .their oven abRity and inflstence,• We val, Que. awn -of Mr. and hlr& in i'irkereng' open to Lite publicMr. and Mrs. Frank Faught, avid Of Ontario, that, having- tak- ale• not mean -by this that ewery chile Lamb of Liverpool, EnglazvL ?Lev. th6oid the' owre - care to rake fsanily, who ' have been -in Pickering a advantage of the shortage of avho does int make a aremuesa ora L' G. Robinson offtuiated. - reservations, aiace the early da , of the Plan here by demanding . increased ;good citizen„ lice become #hat from The �br'de, given in marriage- by -- tea Of' salaries, that, -when the her father, wore a floor -length ,own _ will be through with his work a natty failure con the past ad a teacher li l:' - Mrs. Yohit Waddell, Dunb D. L. I. and leaving, on Aug. 3rd - (near at hand) arrives thak -some children .aim cannot be °f Rabic akin and iNk not over the erten ' ' . 'Mr. and Mrs. Ross Munson- and e get bait to noimal, or even be '`made" -by anyone. - • . *R9wn9 �h a sweetheart neck-line daughter, are at their cottage at the w nonval; teachers will, be forced The low sate of salsa* ' paid our arid* hip-4ength vii! of silk tet -with The death took place-, on Su Bay here --on the esatem sand -bar. take serious• reductions in salary. -•teachers thsougbout•, the Beast decaae lrri tal wmth, the -carried a bougnet last 'o! Agnes Ysrill, beloved wife of Mr. E. D. Ber{rand. a raiser o , editorial, as we read it, was -can 'be :attributed largely to the v1. 7ed •roses and white lillizs; her John Waddell, 'Dumbarton, in her that: re mething 'of a roaming ' oa' what .41 teachers Abernselves, who by their 'only (rnranwnt a lat*et, a ' gift oY the 56th yeai. Deceased had been -ill for very delicate and costly iffi rt a special Angora, is having,diftic c .dickensng and bartering soitb .ceirtaen .. many months. She is survived ' by ,qty p��g a necceasary_ type o! Having been corrected ,with a narrow -viewed The :ms+d of honor was Miss Bet her -husband; two daughters, foa)<—allalfa for them,_ owing. to "stingy :and tight" Betty . gh Mrs: board for about fifteen years, members of school -boar& have kept Wade s'� °f Se bride, wearies HeruT, and Martha; - and one son -th damage done to. that crop by the. e have hadthe duty of observing ::e salarieF at the low disuse they s pink silk sheer: tineas •with shoulder William, with the RCAF. overseas. cpntinued rains. setting some teacher salaries. themselves agreed to take, ,Ma•,1y 'lentgth veil,. avid carrying a bouquelt , The ,f=uneral took place 'on Wednaa ITZ' and Mrs. Frank Baker and. e writer has never, at any tune; :school board members (including the rO • caMtens- Bridesmaids I day, fiom the late residence,' with Betty Lou'wifl be holidaying at the: It that - teachers were over -paid-- ,writer) •t�vould welcome The taking were: 'Miss Violet ''Wade, another interment at Erskine Cemetery, Rev. to the contrary.'si%Aer-of tlhe bride A. E. HoUe Lake, in Midland Park--& spat toy The responsib nut of 'thein hands entirely, the deb- ,ami Miss Liltiaa Y,. conducting the service. which the often -go. ties of the local teachers are a-, er;nining of salarlft—.'something we Tay!°r, of Moncton, both wearinrs —boric. Y ` ng the greatest in any community shall probably see in the dui too dist- blue-lsheer. Aresses with shohlder- Increase In Weed-CuttingPa' pu Lodge Board of General the position, 'responsibilities and AUt future. length veils a•�d cat -Tying b©uquets Y &Poses are busy considering heat - ligations of a teacher to the young 'The' salaries, bei ° i arrangements in the . new -tem Lig pai{i at the g . gladioli and carnations. Atte_ : pie *si _ X11 farmers to .the townshi are at the. east and—and in Jul too k of any an every: connunity is loFal school ars not among .the his h rug the groom was Mr. Leslie Neale, P Y , Of' i he g asked •to ' cut .the weeds in front of. with the temperature betZceen 80 and ch greater than is ever considered est beMg paid in Ontario, but do , nw=tuber of the RCAF their own properties. The Council 90. But .this is surely the time for � the majority of people living in runic well Nvith the a.•er•age. Our Medicaf 'Staff. Ushers were LAC. I: ave raised. the rate of pay for.a7ian; everyone to attend tl duties of this t saazne community—a.td that "rc- Joe -al 'srhoola have,. for a nurx�3rer of stet. Ashforth and 'LAC. Cyril neower aril teaan from 75 cents to. `kind, and not wait., un.ti.l _winter i8• ' nsil)ility is almost. never;ea�ding, years notiv, been blessed with a staff Veale; also ' of the ;Medio Staff. - . _ 96 cents per hour. upon us. rSiot Iike a recent teacher in of _fine teachers—according t+� the M'' Is Grace White; Pickering, pre; Owing to -the labeur shortage at* local school infomned the writer school b -)(t Kl's princi„)' guide+ =;the ,Ided' at the -organ the present time, it is itxperative n he said "My obligation tri the Inspc�-fc;r's' resort:: At the reception hell in the Gen- that each farmer look after the �ilthe tke �k_u,�C_ e _ • ils of this school ends when the ” • � + .osba Hotel; Oshawa, the bride's mot - cutting of weeds in front of his own s r o'clock bell mage' -- we do -not ;STILL ALRTGHT her received in s suit of blue crepe, •farm, r--- , -fete' any such thing. A teacher' " with matching accessories and a ' ' - "-Rev. F. A. Lawson, a former sea- ° o is spending as Bauch tiilie, ` or .We were not un -touched. on Mon ! cgrsage of cantations. Mr. and Mrs. IN MEMORIAM ident of Pickering, a representative re, with the' children' --of ' any .• day morning'i;i'r-ailing the account of Thomas Watson acted f_or the par- —.--., of -the Lord's Day Alliance, and a unity, than' do the parents of the recovery of the young boy in. ants of the groom. Mrs. Watson rec-' BANKS In loving memory- of regular; -welcome visitor to' -t -e pul-' y of them, is having an.. i,l- ,the Hunts il)e', 'wilder—the .rejoici eyed in a suit of blue and white my dear wife Hattie Banka, who -• n8 pit of: Pickering Uriited-CHurch will - N: nce upon those yotragsters than the emotions displayed displayed -by tough lum- -silk with white accessories and gore passed -away at Pickering; •'On July 'have charge of the service on, Sun. - ry teacher should be conscious of, ber jack, hardened soldiers and bus- a corsage of carnations and corn 81, 1944, day morning next, at 11.00 o'cIos14 - - ther they all do -or not. inessmen was a relief after reading flowers. We walked` together, you said I, e do not however, agree with ..and listenening for five years -to the -For the wedding • trip to Burling- In Sorrow, and in joy; 1;� teachers when the in their tales of the slaughter of millions b United Church of Canaan g y ton U. S., the bride wore a pale blue We shared our pains and happiness; _ Dunbartoit, Ont, este for increased• salaries, at- other millions.. Six hundred men en- three-piece suit with thatching ace- With love, without allay, Rev. A. E. H611ey, B. A., B. j> ' pt' to -compare their profession- dure plenty of hardships to save (not essories. Upon their return, the And death shall never end our love, 9.45 A. M- - Sunday School that of some other, such as en- destroy) an 11 -year old boy—it's couple will reside at Dorval. For through the mist I gee A Class for All Ages I ring, medicine, law etc., and great to read some like that a- Out-of-town guests at the wedd- Our lack reunion in the skies, something 8 11.40 A. M: - adorning Worship to the "oiioney it cost them to gam. , _ ing were from Ottawa, Dorval and For all Eternity, Inspiring,B Toronto. - �- – - - � ,�^, � N 4 _ �'-:•ems• " . . Alberta Wheat Back ' • . • Aiiii Britten Trauied. -rural Outlet _ n -U R *2... , . _:�, o pies' -1 HUL�_--__�.>:�___,:.n News that Canadian wheat wasIL ■ - shipped last mon rom the vee V as-+--�sCJeet-- 01_8/a�[ussrt�Wtl _ —Coast Canada _Pgrts marks a _ Ta..S,ie1'y_-_._.- __ milestone in Alberta agriculture, Britain Invaded Ny r For almost six years e z Gerllltsa� been no movement of grain from ount of a j a v e V o u' g e a r d a Pacific terminals, on acc AL. ANYTI M , the shipping shortage and 'the ;AT ANY PARALt . _Britain,.had thousands of trained long unprotected ocean haul. Now A man telephoned hie doctor. fighters ready K. heat from this province can once "Come over quick, doe. MY- wits Spies and guerrilla Isttay housewives appreciat4s to work behind German lines. in more resume its normal 'bennel has appendicitis." Britain if the enemy had made a to the markets of the world, ~Nonsense;' snorted the doctor„ ' Kellogg's ready -to -eat cereals Of interest is the destine i ion "I removed your wite's appendi:s successful invasion across the' more and more every day. Channel during the war, it has of the whtat. Sore of it went three years ago.How can anyous y Rr 4 to Russia, -some to Peru, and some have a second appendix?" $ellogg's are a satisfying been disclosed. .i Until a .month ago' this under- a third of the way round the world 'Listen," crled the. hush ad. " ation was so se- to New Zealand. This last mar- "Did you ever hear of anyono lunch, odd -hour snacks. --: cert that few outsiders even knew kat is entirely abnormal. [t is having a seeonfl wife'" dish anytime'—for breakfast. �: ground organiz t , Ready in 30 seconds. it existed. Those . who did were due to the disastrous crop failure �_ �t ,•` unaware whether their best friends expel in Australia and to a . or next=dodr rrcighirs were, mem- lesser extent in�New Zealand. An English paper publishes this advertisement: .°` hers. For sale: Baker's business; l.:, t• — - •' details Of the -or good trade' large oven; pres- � Giving 9 ig Grab. r • t`,s►' rAo% whea� tion for the .first tune, the War _i..atnd Dnt owner been in It for seven ���` Office described it a: "our of the - ears; ood reason for lean - (to" " most- . interesting and colgrfui .Through ebb g o warfare in the past 60 y u Chas grabbed land to- iny; chapters in nu,r anti -invasion years, Jape _. taling 9,796.000- square , miles in =o— i i. �,. ��,ydf/'•t�'G • pians."area.with a population _ do of .368: 'Mother was slow to co mptehend . - .•. 6/ J _ . , Spica and Guerillas ----- 212,000, • that belonged to eight what seemed so perfectly clear'to The 'organization was divided countries,` China, Britain, France, little Sue. The pride -of the family into two distinct branches. One Thailand, Russia, Portugal. The was talking about a "fedder" was• an elaborate set up of guer- Netherlands and the United „A '[adder' ?" mother question - was, armed with' automatic wea- States, U.S. territory 'sting Guam. ed. a pons,' explosives, knives and gree• Wake and the Phillipines, says •Why, you know, Mummy," pa. sots! G1RLShT6My't1'• frr• • • • odes. The o2ber - was equipped Collier.'a. Including iia own t[enfly explained Sue,• "it's a feat • COMe,re,el Grds In 9904 yM4k�!•�e 99M T� •� with secret radio sets and -alt the people, japan therefore cc.ntrolled. from s chicken." _ paraphernalia needed. in spying one year ago 21 per cent. of the behind enertly' lines. population' of the. world. _ Advice Bureaux Both units were controlled by MANY THANKS go to Orr September 4. 1940, 200 Citi- ce ` taught office 'Wives i pr +� ' central: military headquartecs, each Each team was housed in •w• s and mothers who 0�4� �F . a - which the o ice and fac- a camouflaged dugout, many o4 sena' Advice, Bureaux were opened tory workers, clerks, taxi drivers wjiich remain aratind t!re coasts• � e Maxwell House! ads a. Pa ss in Britain. At present there ars and bank directors hove to do the Their planned task was to emerge - about 1.060' and It to est(msted t3 Opo u0U questions- have _been _ most harm to the Nazis. The from these hideouts at night and Canadian families love tHat members were recruited by thous-• ambush German`-tTansport, blow a delicious, 6atiSfY=119 HOMES, FOR INSTANCE answered . at these information' ands in England. Scotland and up Nazi aircraft on landing centres. They are - staffed by Wales. grounds. destroy enemy dumps. Amor of this superb blend So many persons are saying that more than 20,000 men and wo>sen. generally create_ havoc and ` nothing 11 good enough for one uerrillas - comprised sev- and g - of juin-American CO>ffees- _ 90 per Fent of whom are VOID, eralhhundired teams of .seven men coufuvion. returned heroes. workers ' r - And: exactly nothing is what a TEACHERS• WANTED lot of these spouters offer our FOR SALE MUSICAL -INSTRUMENTS _ heroes,—W, L. Clark in Windsor BABY CHICKS - STISTED 1' U e N 3 H 1 P . t a u t JOHN DEERE: MODEL D TRAC FRED A H' e s t a e t BUDDINGTO"L .BUY requires three Pro t $tar. E RANGE P LLE steel., good. running ordier�. sella. exchanges musical tnstra- three on Seons G U 1B, EIGHT ' tor, on a teachers for weeks up to laying.Also-day- L 606.00 . 3 Qt R.R._.. Brantford. FREE -old. ! an rant menta 1 arch Toronto 2 1,200. s as state qual t ae•>. ent. 1,200. Please state qualifications. _.. MODERATE REFORM chicks hatched to orl3er for Fail experience and last inspector. delivery. Free catalogue, Twaddle OppoRTt1N1'rlk:`t FON WOMEN Duties to commence September Chick_ Hatcheries Limited, For. FOR BALE -BANG BARN iOz69. 4th. - AADl7. to George .Tali Mr. Churchill's opponent is ad- gun, Ontario. -in good condition, aide �0d root one-half metal. Sano: E• ' J. BE A HAIRDRESSER -Huntsville. Y061ting one hour's work a day 'Whaling', Moorefield, Out; JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHUM A, surprisingly . mod@rate reform. WE HAVE DAY-OLD CH Great WEIGHT ? Great Opportunity, Learn N�hipHSchooiRYBoard.G Prince Ed - practically all breeds. for prompt G A I N I N G Halydressiag v ..•1t 1s felt, sjnee the trend Is toward shipment, also White Leghorn SLENDER TEA Pleasant dignified profession, good ward" County. requires teacher g.3 week pullets. Order for wages, thousands successful Marvel for rural schools-APPIecestatalen� a lc Cttlse now. s• Qualifications, ttawa delivery n greatest i q - -O 1 v ` One a Week. Augi?s3-September de Y �d•y - Americas r,. 190 John N. mils You retain Slender Figure, g etre Am rfc gee me - Bray' Hatchery. y too en instead a a a° - turns yo rr d int a Pt hu Out - FRE ° ergy 1 ate d tem. Illustrated catalogue fr celery expected. 'Du o cos on. FREEDOM AND COIJRAOE Henililtbn, Ont- of tat Write or call mance 9epe 4. leas, Arthur ut- - HARMhFSSr MARVEL HAIRDRE$SING1 Crnock Sec. -Tr ae ct A LIMITED NUMBER Or START- GUARANTEED SCHOOLSR.R.No 5 ant herbs: no exer• OR W- TOR UNTO ManyVW - of hid rights -to say what:. he plea' available. Also free range OutletsAlso clae9• or th rastic a Branches:' H ng LARCHWOOL?— 1.00 PgAtD+yid k 7+ Rideau Street. Ottawa nes wishes .he had the courage, eight weeks up to laying;. AlaO Months suDD!Y. 3 teacher wanted for s.8. No.. a Bal- . leaking orders -tor day-old chicks Dominion Herb DistributOrs four' and Dowling, Larchwood, to d0 80, —Kitchener -Record :1for August and Fall delivery. et. Lawreaee Blvd lleatraeal PATENTS Ont., duties to commence Sept L )Free catalogue and. • price.11st. 14x1 Salary $1,200.00 Der annus Notch Chickerles, Guelph. Apply nutting quallticntfona to IT tKON'T. 8E LONG Ontario. - FETHER9TOgHAUQi3 D COMPANY Mrs. Jean Jennings, 9ec.-Trees. FARMS • FUB SALE Patent- solicitors. Established Larchwood, Ont.., -1890: 14 King Wast, Toronto. Aunt Hattie says that the time DYd'I2iti AND GLEA1fiNO _FARM —VERY UNUSUAL SET- booklet of Information on re- HELP WANTED !or invading Japan is -near at ting, 5o acres, with modern home. truest Hydro and natural facilities for TWO WOMEN TO- -WASH DISHNS brad, It 1s just a mattes of days, ' IKAVZ Tng OTJ ANT g 9Yr{te NEEDSaMarge` trout hatrbci:Y with auto- l'Hu1'uGRAPHt and prepare vegetables in North - .7 band. sand Nlmitz. for information. We are lad to mail' tam'•. etc. Gravelly loam ern Ontario summer resort -dor — Christian Science Monitor. answer your questions.. eDart- son. Naturally, sheltered sad CANADA'S LARGEST July sad August Esly, letonall>/, tisent H. Parker's Dye Works very ideal turkey range with int- good wages• Apply. t letter to = idmltted. 791 Tongsstere $T CE Poi Hunts t• T9- eat model turkey equipment roe STUD10 Pow -waw Point Lodge - _ TOO MANY b,00a clock. inz 19 2 w 1 t h Ville, OnL turkeys, tncludlna 1942 Intertni - REtheT eadleae'lOb'this liquid- tlonal Isk ton truck.- Whalln8 AR SNAPSHOT SERVICE GIRL -'OR YOUNG 'WOMAN )!'Olt — Turkey Ranch. Moorefield, Ont . Don't risk lostng Your pictures. housekeeper on a farm, 90ad at1IIg Of Japo. There are stills about FAR"' s1ACHINERif FOR sat® ' Snaps can't be taken over agals. boma- wages, Apply Lawrence, !11,000,000, of them lett. ib -30 INiTERNA$4gNAL-TRACTOR WE CAN SELL YOU ANY SI9.E OF- Send your film colla to Canada's BroPricome, Boz I2,, Dalkeith, Ot)L farm you wish to buy—with or largest and finest studio. Get better .Strand._ BeaCop ii9Tald.' -.on steel. London, Ontario. K Bell, without stock and machinery. pictnrea at Iovler cost FARM MANAGER..MARRIED, 100• R.R 8. For- particufarn apply at IIeao PROMPT MAIL SERVICE Acre Mixed Farm, gond omagea SKID ENGINE P300 McCORMICIC hue's Garage; ReiitrEv►,'Ont: i • - I good condition. Variable Speed Any size Roll -6 or 8 Exposures 'Inglewood. privileges. 'Fresh Paint _ venors for McCormick Trac- 53 ACRES, 25 FARMING, 4,600' FT:. DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 36c E OPERATOR tors (only). New and used Trac- bordering bay of French river. ..I Ret best results from Star Snap- PRINTER--LINOTYP _ for parte. London Farm Equip- 2,500 ft• =frontage on main road phot Service" writes a customer to Female Steady position. 42% - It has been Sneed that when the ' went Co., 335 Kinlr Street, Lon- to Rutter Bigwood end fargousl'. Nova Scotia, who adds that- she. has hours weekly. Extra 9060 wages. don. Ont. BuligalOw earnp� -new home; oth= tried alat)y places. Also Meihle press operator. Gaudette. Systems Limited, Galt. A ke y r. a s io n• M eC y :odour of fresh _paint is objection- er ballainga. SpEC1Ai ALBUM OFFER "Ci Ibles as it is to some people —it Rutter, Ont. �ontarto. l n largely be avoided by the use FOR SALE New Style Album With Prints FOR SALE. HASTINGS COUNTY. sizes 16-P.0-1.27 it 29C WANTED . 1►f Charcoal. For eich room, a BAit12EN STRAIN L E'G H O R N Ont.. 209, acres, g0 cultiva�ed, bat- (tc extra) is sent with film roll paper bag holding a pound or two . Pullets, 6 weeks and up• Sussex ance timber, Good buildings: with ENLARGEMENTS— PULLETS WANTED TO Rock or without crop. Price and par- PURCHASE ►f chaTc0a1 18 hang iii' the eentri ' weekarre Barred RodktsPullets, It ticulars from -Michael. Prentice, COLORED AND FRAMED the the room. It absorbs the Odour. to ,10 weeks. Johnson Hatchery, Boul'ter. Ont. Enlargements 4 x 6" to beautiful . ALL AGES AND BREEDS • Fergus, Onf. 40. T easel mounts• 3 for 250 Framed, oo months to laying age, Our prices ivory tinted mats, 7 x, 9" it) Gold, are worthwhile. Box S Ads - DING• ' VALUABLE. COUNTRY SPORE 250 .ACRES -532,000. INCLUSilver, Circassian Walnut or Black ]aide West, Toronto. rI pDroperty,, suitable also' for Tourist.. good herd of Holstein ca4tle, Ebony finish frames, 59c each. l�J ..groper Parry Bound district. implements, crops, river, timber. It enlargemeh't colored, 79c each. WANTED IMMEDIATELYusiLIC- e 441 Westmount Ave.. ,Toronto, Hydro. Also 100 acres :20,000, ensed garage mi chan[c as part - LO. 4464. Wtth.herd of mixed dairy cattle, OLD PICTURES RESTORED Der. Fredl Chak. Burks Falls, a some purebreds, selling as- a•90 We can restore any old photograph Ont Box 254. ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW. USED ing concern. Hydro, in brick or snapshot and make any, yaCka� bought, sold, rebuilt: belts; pal- home,, large bank barn. Reason-' number- of prints or enlargements W lNT'ED, BUFFALO .-P O W ER VidppoNug boy p�ps w ok;{[ mss Akj lays. brushes. Allen Electric Corn- able terms; • Chas. F. Porter, 45 desired. The process requ butres the ' sausage stuf'fer, complete, 76- VAL iS.ep wa•th of any Other fly kiiMt? pany Ltd., 2326 Dufferin St.. To- Richmond Street West, Toronto. work of skilled artiste, but the 100-1b. capacity: i 5-b.p. 2b -cyclo The Asea do the work when tom rontg. y Ontario. ,. coat is reasonable. Send us, your 3-phase motor: pie molds and ienws GLY DADSI picture and tell' vs what you' want REGISTERED FEMALE COCKER done and we will tell you the cost-cutter. He for Food aMarket, pPort vCol puppies, 14 week* old. Real - before doing the work. -borne, Ont. beautlen. 745 Indian Road, Wind- $AIRDRESSIN41 STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE sot, Ont. Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto GENERAL- STORE, WITH GOAD _ L E A R'N HAIRDRESSiNG THE mixed clothing stock; will Day 0P ITCH'" alter BLACK GUINEA PIGS, $'4.00 pair.- ' Robertson method. Information print Name and Address Plainly on cash; Company. confidential. Lightman and lY4rQtAaSd others $2.60 pair. Ken, Errant, 631 on request regarding 'lessen. Orders.,, Company. 3270 Danforth Ave. )•fill Street, Kitchener, Ontario. Robertson's Hairdressing Asad- Toronto, .Ont.ST_ - ouickl Stop itching of insect bites, heat rasb. emy, 137 Avenue . Road. Toronto. TIME TESTED QUALITY enema, hives, pimples, scates,scabies, athlete's WANTED re ,PURCHASE 'PUL •_toot and other externally caused skin troubles. THISTLEDOWN ANGORAS. ONE SERVICE and SATISFACTION lets, all breeds from B weeks n1 t - Us__e__gguick•acb thing, antiseptic D, D. D. of -Canada's outstanding strains, - to laying. Good prices paid. Apply ._jjWU3W011k. Greaseless, stainless. Itch Write for free folder. Brown's MEDICAL Your films oruperly developed' an0 to Box 38. 73 Adelaide W„ 7b singe or our mon��spp� bat k Your dfusaist Angora Ranch, 278 Courtland 8t., printed ronto. ' Rocks p.�.p.rRgiCR�sTiON. -Kitchener, Ontario. GOOD ADVICE! EVERY SUF- s UR b ERl'iiSURE BULLS 250. Yerer of Rheumatic' Pains or REPRLNTS 8 for 260 PORTABLE SAWMILL WANIrED. Nedritia should try Dixon's Rem- FINEST ENLARGIN(; t3ER\ ICE Equipped wiN edges trtmmem PEDIGREED ANGORA RABBITS. ally ...MunrWs --Drug - Store. 325 You may not get all the films you referred. A. Parent, 105 Brook- ` Finest wool . producing stock. Elgin, Ottawa. .Postpaid .$1.00 want this year, but,.you oat) get all D Finest Angoras, Hoz I40, t.hs quallty and service you desire lyn Ave., Toronto, Ont. - Nere's d SENSIBLE way Oshawa. STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS by Bending your alms to `WANTE4[s—GUINEA EGGS k #0 tSliev! MONTHLY oftzn are the cause--ot.ill?health ISIPFRfAL PHOTO sPtR�'IC14 nhh gY q i np 26j?Vr dQua FEMALE ACOUSTICOY HEART AID FOR- in humans, all ages, No one his Station J. Toronto trac attachment. E. J. Wha11Mr, sale at half price, new, four nein w, mune! Why not find out 1e, this flatteries. Good for church or is -your trouble? interesting Dar- TEACHERS WANTED General Delivery.. Windsor, �' home ver, O .Frank Watson, _ titulars—Free! Write M rtial Y'A. -' Blind River, Ontario. Remedies. 30ectalfats. Toronto 3. SCHOOL TEACHER for R.C. 8.8. OPPORTUNITIES AWAITIMQ - -No. 11, Anderdon. State exper- Lydia E.Pinkham'sVegetableC;ompound GOI.DIE-McCULI.UUGH Too HORSE- BAUMEEK,A' FOOT' .BALM DE- lance and qualifications. Apply YOU not onlyhelps relieve- in but Ps monthly power Stearn Engine, per[eet con- stroY.e..offenpive odor Instantly. -Leo R. Delmore, R.R. 4, Amherst- Sarnia General Hospital SehoOl fol' *m accompanying nervous, tired, high- _ dition. One 'Warren Steam Pump 45c bottle, (Atawa 'agent Denman burg, Ont. nurses Offers an excellent COYtN atrungfeelings— whenduetofunctionai size. 10 x 12 x 12. One Warren • Drug Store. Ottawa.- -periodic disturbances. It's one of the WORM Pump 'size 12 x' 12 x' 12: • TEACHER WANTED FOR 88. 9, in' Nursing Education. Class 41111 - One t3mart-Turner Duplex Steam Woolwich, 31,4 miles from Elmira tars Sept. 4th, 1946. A.DDileatioe aosteffective medicines for this purpose. pump size 7sh x 4t/, x 10. All in tT'g IMPORI 1ANT—EVSAY InSUFO' on main highway. Protestant Pinkham's Compound Mels natural ,perrfrrt rnrrdiiinn. - ferer of Rheumatic• with experience preferred. satarY forms furnished on request. R. M. Fellow labei'directions. Try rLl _ r CROWN IRON dh METAL Neuritis should try tisane n Rem. Beamish, Superintendent. edy. hiunro's Drug fore. 335 $1.400.00. i.merson DesAler, Pyr /i9 n (,'O,s HAMII.TONr ONT• M.`,Igln, Ottawa. Postpaid $l ire. R.R• 1. Flmtra. One,. ...�...-":c _._... '.., ., _ _ _. _ 3,.. _ - h .. - Pry y - ♦ „•. pe- niusula and Singapore, Tokyo radio reported recently. , Tokyo said a.task force_•gf 166 Tie Pyr eco ` first �uencAer •�-�-+ear-S�e warships, including two aircraft ' Lane T o Sin a S Pure -- ALABA.-. :Xv.": ?� LOUIS ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM CHAPTER XI strangers in a strange Is fouF Roger looked all around him, poor souls lost among the mil - Puzzled, then pretending to find lions." ber only after an interval, he+ • ` -feigned surprise. saluted briskly "You should not hale ]et them and said, "Ah, so you are the go! You should have made 'them" wicked old witch who . has the "You sit down. Here—" she 'lovely princess shut up inher handed him the letter she had just'- castle! Free her at once, beldame, received ,from Meridel. "I think or*1 shall be forced to draw upon You'll like to read that.,, :.four goblin guard and—" "That's a grand letter, •Tante "Come up here!" _ Mimi." Roger came to, her' and kissed her. "And did she ask for "1 come, madame." the picture of me or—" She heard the clatter of his He saw the quick. dart of ma - boots -on the bark istairway and dame's vivid eyes. He looked at .almost before she could reach the the dresser where the photo of _ ball he was there, bright cheeked. Itfichel used to stand. Blankly, at smelling , . of frost and tobacco, first, then with eyes, narrowed in strong of arm as he drew her to wondering- question be stared at ":him and kissed her, bar. "Surprise!" he said, "Landed at "Whose picture did YOU' "give a, St. Hubert in the middle of tbe-- her?" � slight." • Mlchel's." - "Why—why did You not let me '•Mike`s picture' You gave -her his picture! But- why in the world "Milliary secret. my beloved —q' -Rant. But here .1 .am, Tante Mimi "She had met him before — in -- and ole, so glad to be here! the land she came from, in Grat- _ please sit down and tell me all sen She had met him just sate about everything — about roue and then only briefly, yet—,,- self about your grand gesture of , « Playing fairy godmother to the Rogers ' face was almost sullen• little exiles, about—""I know," be said. "l Ca a tell you -"About Meridel?" the whole story. He came, he saw, "Well — yes, about Meridel. be- conquered. He made more of Where is she?', «an impression on her in a few Gone." years hours than I could make' in "Gone! " Roger jumped ilp be- . or in -.a lifetime. On her, as oa lore he 'had settled -on the eush- yolq, and on,yon as e„ aft women --ons, "You mean she is not here? That fatal .charm. The fair -hatred : She has gone away? But—" • boy- Not r away In distance. Rog- "Sorry, madame. I shouldn't have W; but -very; very far I. am afraid Wked like that. Mike's a swell to Telationship• Ob, darn it, why guy, He's got me beat every way. do things have to be the way they Thai's why, when I met her. I are'. We were all so- happy and thought: Well.. here is one time then="old Roge has the field to himself "And then what? "What dap. and a clear run ahead. I — darn Paned?" I love her so. I thought In time "She found out that Rudolph I might — well, it seems that I was only the butler. That big- was licked before I started., The -south blundering Guy Winterside lad bad got in some of his finest came one day and well, abe work ah-ead of me,i She was in - learned the truth." love with. him. already. Yes — 1 "And she lett you?" 9 recall, it now; the first night I met '"That night. I didn't blame her. her she spoke of someone she had 1 could understand just how she met in that queer little country of Malt about it all- I•forgot about her berg: It never occurred to me- leing a princess. I realized what bow could it? — that it,•might she was, and why she was—"- have been friend Mike. Well, I "Were yon ever in doubt about suppose soon he will come back 1t! She is the loveliest—" to efaim' her," . "Yes; I know. Roger. I've missed "R,o g e r — there's.something them all„ terribly, Rudolph went. more - about Michel." with them. Ii was sad to -see them . . . ' go, It was pathetic somehow, They '•Whatmore, Ma Tante!'' Roger. looked what they really were, as lit a cigarette, rested his bead tkey stood in the hall that night, against the chair back and• closed saying goodby to us exiles; . his eyes. He was tired. He hadn't realized how stiff and weary be DID YOU KNOW that was until this jolt had been hand- ed to him. Drat it, a than should Maxwell House Coffee in I receive something better than roasted.. evenly --through- this after flying across the Atlass• tic with a load of politicians. and through by the re- - "What more?" markable"Radiant Roast" "I don't knout how to tell you this, or whether it, should be told, Process? You ,will enjoy It was the little ones, Rosins and. this delicious, fragrant Pol Martin." toffee. Yourroeer has it. "You recall, that day the little g Rosine would not eat9 IN HOTEL METROPOLE All Beautifully, Furnished With Reaming Water. Rates: lip NIAGARA FALLS OPPOSITE C.N.R. STATION THE FEST WAY TO KILL FLIES '-a loc Wok` SF of WILSON'S FLY PADS will kin more Men than $5.00 wady of any otber Qq killer I The old reliable a" for 65yesm Use WILSON•SFLY PADS todayl + ISSUE 30—imb I She had spied Michel's picture. She said nothing that day, but some' time after. Rosine and Pol Martin came to me and Rosine confessed that she ,had knocked the picture, down -and smashed the glass with her heel, trampled up- on it", "When I asked her why" — Ma. dame's voice made Roger's eyes grow, wide, brought a sudden chill to him. He leaned forward in his chair, his - bands clasped in front of him,.,— "she said that she had - done it because he was the man, the "erman soldier, who had killed Bonhomine Fricot." ..(To . Be Continued) .Plant ..life, furni.hes the oxygen which all animal life in the octan must have to. breathe. The Meridian highway, xv11ich eNtends from Winnipeg,, Canada, to Larenda. Texa-%, is i,769 miles long. --Ing British task -'force is sweep• ing ngfnes out of the invasion seaway leading to the Malay - , - , pe- niusula and Singapore, Tokyo radio reported recently. , Tokyo said a.task force_•gf 166 warships, including two aircraft carriers • hggan cleati»g mines outof waters southeast of Car Nicu- 4 bar Island, 300 miles north of Sumatra. This is on the invasion °J route to the Malay peninsula. Japanese are already evacuat, ing non-essential civilians from the Singapore naval base, at. the tip of the peninsula, in anticipation SU` 10 -toof an invution. - WHAT SCIENCE JS DOING — be made. This yeast is exception- ing, a very close relative of the "Wood Sugar" ally rich in -protein„ and Dr. Ber- starches and sugars which- form giu, suggests that it ntjiht he used as a diet supplement for the the main portion of our present die -t. Dr. liergius, a leading German undernourished peoples oi. C ei:lral Grazing outmost, such as cut - tie and sheep, live almost entirely chemist, the inventor, aniong. other F,urope. He is now trying to per- on the cellulose contained in- lcras; things, of the process i, r iiia- suade Allied _occupation author,- and forage crops. It is altogether nufacturing gasoline from, coal, ities• in Germany to set ,up fan- probable, therefore; that n:_cl„•rn claims to have a procA.,t, for ex- tories for, the extraction of edible 'substances chemistry,will soon be able to pro- tracting a concentrIted- food sub' ffom Gerinan''forests. duce valuable foodstuffs morn stance ''which he calls "wood su- The idea is not as wild as it wood and sawdust. -gar" from saw•duct and.. other. . might sound. Cellulose, the grin - waste products of wood. Fromcipal this, in tura, component of trees and �l a sort of veast can other plants, is chemically speak-' 'hat Killed 75 . ' -• They Neuer Fail To Please - - - t --'Geese. In Flight? - r c _ f Can a flying goose be killed by lightning? - rhe mysterious drath of some _ r iS geese near, Devil's Lake, N' rib Dakota,- has raised the quesiion. North Dakota Outdoors, publish ed by. the game -and fish depart- ment of the neikhbor•ing state, _ f says department officials vire bat• fled by the case. The- publication quotes a coni. z munication, however, from the 4 "General Electric Research labor. atories. as follows: _ "P r'l N M l "There it no reason whV geese flying in an area in wLich a 'ightn- ing discharge has. taker; - place should not he killed by the lightn- � � Ing stroke just as holes are burn- °{ ed in a 'plane: It the geese *ere Ile protected by a metal body they, .� -too, probably would not suffer too seriously from the lightning In - other worths, -what has a Darn t got' .. Von dont have to 'live 'dev►n below the border to•• take to these -fluffy Down -South Biscuits.- - Smothered with creamed ham,•and served y -with 'garden -fresh' snap beats, and a salad -of cucumber slices and tomaW cubes, they're the 1*rftct setting for a not too he.wy yt.t fl� satisfying summer -time' dinner. �' NMDAC Down-South Biscuits and - >I' cups flour rh .teaspo5m sal ' 1 teaspoon baking powder cup all bran - 34 teaspoon -soda l cup tsour cream Sift together flour, baking powder and saif: Roll all -bran into fine s crumbs and add to flour,. Add cream and stir until dough is formed. Turn onto floured board and roll to % inch in. thicknexv. Cut with small - biscuit cutter and bake on greased i-aking sheet in hot oven (470 F•) abotrt 10 minutes. - Yield: 16 biscuits V- inch diameter- . Note: If biscuits are brushed with a mixtu" of egg- yolk and water -before placing in the oven, the will h ve a 3 Y• ra goklcn brown glaze. , Creamed Ham 8 tablespoons butter 3 cups milk 8 tablespoons flour 215 cups diced cooked ham • 4 teaspoon saft % teaspoon Worcestershire sauce K teaspoon pepper Melt the -butter in the top of a double ' boiler over direct -beat. Stir in the.'flobr, saltand pepper... Remove from heat and.add the milk slowly, stirring until well blended. Cook in double boiler until sauce thickens. Add ham and Worcestershire sauce and heat. - Serve on Down -South Piscuits.. is a . • Serves A _ • Ar. 0004w, etc _ Lia Tb re extra tits i Bxira- i ey p r , ,. - Foursome ! Altaaytt , oven- tfresb 1 They're the tempting, (hob ~GOOD MORNING" . cereal I►�/i/Ia ` M� that's really GOOD to eats t: Prove to your own satisfaction --r : \ that Quaker .Com Flakes are most delidcLus of all Corn ><: Flakes. Get several packages of . •� °• s °' �::: Quaker corn Flakes to -day _. c Y A t.s TyaFA� 1 k C UVE os - 1 ' DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK ''•r 1� GUARANTEE OF DELICIOUS FLAVOUR h { fryQuakerCornFlakes_You'llagree they're most delicious t, return the nerdy used package to your grocer and : ; p.;; :2••, dos8le ynur purchase 1;__ce wall be refunded. TOO OUAKU OATS CWMANY Olt ANADA UMIRED r 's i 7 Pao" Will M Pick. 53 C Toronto AD 66% - .' �EY --Classified. Advt's LUMBER. CO.AGirs�wurt 1E 0 T n= jorn;, B.M. xW: L: N. H. Y -W xW.. L: Prow -TRANSPORT .pZ :1 boioo -Junction shipmen�. Afvi Order August -Sep IRL2 -dayold chicks- Scarburo SS6 Stoll 1;�.jckI3 now too. Ageat*: Loc" NICS Howard 1117, and - S POR'r ember TELZFHO TH-0 IL Shier, & ?L 2, phone Stouffville 346 C RUGS wocd Killing; I 'Millwork Doors open Each Night V 630. ,Pickering. -,Rough and Dressed Luniber% •Screens sash Doors Matinee S&turlay At 2 P. IL - GENERAL tLACKSMITHING Frames • Mouldings STONE ened .,.interior Trim SAN D •(I RXV E L, SATURDAY Lawnmowers Sharp Hardwood. Floorin FRIDAY Lawrim 9 M CASSIDY, Blacksmith S*ft and Cedargrain Sbingla Siding 27 and 28 Insulated Siding JULY ontarioi- Brick Cedar Shingles Dunbartmu HORSES 'ANDCATME Wee Rock -Lath- t Lowdown i �.W&uboards own Asphalt* shingles Roll. Roofing IS n Barclay., Til DEAD d6o;ctman Masonite Products .Tile D tiaF and Lime Wanted by business -woman at Cement Lynn Bari and Benny away frQm home each Rock Wool Insulation For tree PICK up phone Port Hope, i for Sew6r Pipe' to live Weeping TiTs tiROOKLIN 65 day, -a aousekeeper R a- PURE -PAINT 506 ng Saddle I adult family. All convenielces- .MARTIN-SENOLT 100 P. pICKERING So' of the small Picketing Jul. 27 PICKERING 89 Phone F Lng 61J ------- Dick Foran ;�friw�ne house,. l' \.GINCOURT ...... .... zone 2144 universal News Cedar- Shingles h' phone chargei For Sale � a 'lots of .2,00med,,newly done over, Al! grades of CN e pay the pod water, quarter acre land. Pricy 9 MONDAY — TUESDAY less, I if cash. 1500. Will sell - for GOILDON YOUNG LTD JULY 30 and n .0 ry d s. S.. Cafik, Pickering, oL Phone Ad. aw Mrs. Laker, Ont, Jul 27 Not'r- Y01 Vntovlo eid. D nbarton M. G. Green? U Withou . Lo -ie ut WOODS X;LK WOLERS -1- Inniriediaxe delivery, 6 -can drop-in Arthur Am", Ottawa, was home We do building Of an kilads Claremont Meat spencer Tracy Katherine Hepburn :ype autornatic'with agitator $284• fti�Dg his parents last'week- ..CARPENTERING lect Short Subjects Be gtad to',see Miss CFjC[DNTING Vat .$so. market $326. 6 -can We.am very again PLUMBING Winnie Woods up and iromad -WEDNESDAY -- THUBODAT Yat $90. sports R001FUM Satildactisa or 001" and 2 Toronto Radio and after her recent illness, Our motto AUGUST I ge St. Toronto - to Pte* Don Weir, randord 001 -or" Retwded Welcome Homeg We ighw sell. B .241 yon July from overseas. materigils, Empire Bathroom Choke Baby Beefs from Outtirlin's recently returned t Hospital ZquIrmcgit, Duro Water Finao Farm Janie • Born, at the- Newmarke EVMy MI- emde Sewage A SP066*7 -!=. COUNTS .. to Mr. AD& Mra, James Barnes, a 93"ems, Beatty SiaOs Romig- . ,eyes iteynolde and Walter Hutton r so why not have your daughter. ild usbart" Ahis year, Equipment, Delivery tO BrougWiasID The Mhrck of Time �,ork do= in PkWaring, Mor, -Buildlog Kat4fimb ing Worship at the United -------- -legal a" vieboy, Tumsilay -Fri"r PICK. 1,T R 22 The service is Of FRONL eburch at ---7 Captain End Stewart one UW9 Itiolst -- Quality CuarJ4 hour duration, and inspiring VwAmstift Fres your LAW70,-,F&rmer helpfuL Come arA wors1liPt and Gesomiste" end with YOU. Newcomers SUTRZRLA" friend pump am A. L - visitors an aw" cordially in- CklessegA. 014- W=tsd--,Slnger Drop Head Sewing and 7 Machines. We pay cash,_ Call or 8B ;;ewinx hLuhine, 16 p. . J. PROU Permanent Wanow Vown write. Singer . . phone 694 Good *Ontario 03"Wo 30 ti FOP. SALE' --n 7 -tube ru 0- that pr&3 1 00 nmVer Mid conveniintly Priced. Apply 6 value, be Your EYOL t "A mo it. Field DaY Ner"OL -1t May 'ET..d ad, clean- BeceAl St. Ajax, Q -3t.- -Clare it Clothing — Xteriliz -tt—' . ad and pressed like "w..Car" Ir -L a man with cement- C. H. TUCK. OPT. Do of high ckR& mita. mixer, to do concrete work by con- bwp stock tract or otherwise- -APP 9U -Disney Bleck, Opp. P. O. -sivercosts &W-pallfiL -Also & good 11, Alban s th -PlCk&ixW- PhOrAll iku 7...... lexthin ,oisig 'and swiL,. R. R. 2, ndak of new h- 0'Phone'1510d gente furnis 1 ring 2.windbreaken, anIs oileM QLURIAL PARK. -Ings at very ressonab are at it again- OSHAWA, ONT.Canads, Packers CLAREMONT MEMand be con-iuce& d6eisn"It seem- to fit Their systemam Schwait% - - - * -. l&ns. Too Mulch o; Children's Races at.�S in.with Torld.pesice P Baseball- at 2.3 ireSt"et wesT. Oaha%va, Ont.nd siblepower for one­nlan for'one thirg. Maple LeafFi21 Bbat 630Quebec heate Tennis racq- A.00; Football 0. r, Insurancii Ccouch. Locking -horse, -CONCESSIONSGAMES— TMS rite or PhoneWaite en&mel chespaniel 4 v 110flet New scythe, Cocker Men of 309 0 . ;�4`dmission- 25 and 15 cents', Car Parkng 25 ent's i3kiissi Rates for Farm and Countlffl ess, , Wicker Isl3p. VIM. VIGOR, BUlmdrmaltBaby *barn(6 mos ). _gate. BuildingsTropical fish, Extersicri Want normal ViT=Zbvl=r� Tit&Ht7t'chair Dance rm insurance on BuildtftVgstaff, .Elizabeth St. Wti:71, 011tr= oyster dommto-4 Monstir Street wumistoApply,,.Lan n1cL gumulenmddotonormal = 4or windmills, Silok 41tvff miss f iDRCHIMI�A'-�'Int to or.41 P BRUCE GGULD'S%o, S,,d drUff starii& Automoe InsuranceSPILkyIsr will be held in hallHEN HOUSFi et:, AAm. 25 cents - In case of ram, dance All Kinds ST.kBLE:sp"ored by the Claremot park BoardDavid LeunOx& RoweBOWMering, R- R. 2. anwtst of Vulage on No. 21Ang (Otie,-nileCLUIDENINO R. C- pr1jNZRAL DIREMprivate AmbulancePleging, Mark - SW ecOnt... arkham,- - �i1,4G..MSERVICE RADIOI&AMMTON ORIA REpS4N-.VICT•lot NTO A0011400 9411111101COUVER TORORt IT I AN .V :0 TT^WA teed Repair go" WESTMINSTER ta Make a FIELD EPZ ARTHUR PHONE 52 R cniSrUM a F arr's Elevator pft. SW Pboriell ,gre Solicit Your Atta%§W Badness roe& poultry, Hog, Dairy, WbOIS W chop Western Camino Mlash for al9ekens, 5000 100 Me DWGIOPW Goners yoligimmy oil Cake, Glutbft o Bran, ghosts, MkkMnX& Wire Fencing, Steel FCMG Cement, Binder Twins, H&V=ft and Farmers' HardIrm - Surge and Woods' Milkslrs .011 Woods' Coolers - Ziacior Roofing Asphalt Shingles, Rolled ROO&S& Wooden Shingles Claremont, oats 111 7 NAM MYEAR MEANS YOUR 11"s -*EXTRA M&M SW APEXTIA 4REAM DOWASM SAWACTO bled 4W every Gourd, for kav trou serooe a I & If Y" C" eligible I A A SEE YOU f . u._ ::000f EAR $CAI 90 GORDON LAW a F arr's Elevator pft. SW Pboriell ,gre Solicit Your Atta%§W Badness roe& poultry, Hog, Dairy, WbOIS W chop Western Camino Mlash for al9ekens, 5000 100 Me DWGIOPW Goners yoligimmy oil Cake, Glutbft o Bran, ghosts, MkkMnX& Wire Fencing, Steel FCMG Cement, Binder Twins, H&V=ft and Farmers' HardIrm - Surge and Woods' Milkslrs .011 Woods' Coolers - Ziacior Roofing Asphalt Shingles, Rolled ROO&S& Wooden Shingles Claremont, oats 111 nn--- - - r _,;`� .•...s•.Mare'.amr •.a.�,.... �'��'_. .... >,•: ;z:.,w .. .'.r"' r•.y�.s-,�.q=*+:-i�._a.m!.. ��i.._ __— _ .._�:..1J0._7+.='-_._. ... n-. _.. — Cp— were closed for about four days last Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher and but it awakened them to v R E M O NT week. However, more peas are ripe Peter, of Toronto, and Mr. and tore' and the youngsters took Dick A Arad the viners will be in full swing Charlie Jermey, of Barrie, flies like apple pie. Away to �H, _- _ Miss Lila Jewett of London,- hills around- . .� -. spent -they cast .their iii. Tangy - �FLoy�-Comes` - -moo — —bila B osss Knox and iss s era 'We were gas -to -save Mrs. - Les. the week -end at the home of .Mr. ing eyes fbr the only ball they Toronto spent the weekend at 4he Knox were Torc_,to visitors laai Craig at Sunday Se}tool this weer. and Mrs, W. Middleton, Art Hedge whose car aPeedB Mie..-Jop-a Coodrem% week--md. "___ _-. Mrs. Craig is an English war bride. Mr. Ken McDonald, of Mt. Forest known in four counties, sent the Miss Eileen Cooper is spending Mr. Will Knox 'has purchased the Mr- Frank Disney attended aTwp. is visiting this week with LAC Ern- half way. to Whitby and made 'a ,her holidays with her parents here. lot and building used by the late Council aneet:ug on Monday evening est Midddeto�n, hoarse run, stopping in his flight o Mr, Bradbury and family of Ux- Mr. T. Brown as a vtood-workkig. , of this week. Rev. and Mrs. Ai. -nos Th bridge, were Sunday visitors with shop. - , - Bessie McBride, all of Tomato, spent iss by the 100 loot hill. But this e Pent tacular stuff 'put the old fellows Mrs. Lvaadale. Summar fruit is ' not proving as Sudday with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. nto their stride. Arch Bell's flying Miss Jean Linton, of ' Toronto, Aentiful as expected, but .vegetables Whitevale Wilson. fielder was caught high in the air spent the week -end with the Briscoe are showing. exceptional growth. Miss Mary James, of Ft. Frances by George Puckrin and 'the three family. - The high price of fruit esti scarci y The Women's Institute enjoyed an is spending', the summer with Mr. -were out. The wives were jubilant. Mrs. Neal retur.ied to her home in of sugar means not much canning i��ting meeting 'in the Public and -Mrs, Edgar James. The older ones carried the war ahead p Toronto, after spending a weep at of fruit this season. Library, this month, with "Health" work is . progressing on the re- and kept -the tally ahead of their the hciene of Mr. and Mrs. Lester I. Mr, Will Jones visited' the Easton•s as the topic. Doris a.id Catharine decorating of the Brock Road school, own ro Gausiin, while on leave• last week. I Y g P taganists until the last of Hilts del19), ii�all with two -musical ' six in:iings; when mists gathering Mr. Andrew Brooks, is home from Rev. Kennedy took for Sunday'snumers Clio_nq'AQo - continued 'fr.�u page 1) ' dnB Wadsor, where he has ltizn working' , discourse "Our' res nsibilit to ouredenAlas for trusting age. The fell darkness and a lost ball took the Po Y acted for the President, who• was g g y' lead away from thorn and the young - to spend a holiday with his family Brother" a thought-provoklpg absent through illness. The Business hard for it. Their loc6motion was g blood was saved by a point from de- ' . .3zere. theme. Mrs. W. J. Brown, Toronto, I Session included plain for fill`s 12 slowed and their belts taut, as they • g feat. They had hammered, Mr. -Blake Briscoe visited with his sang as a solo Softly and Tenderly ditty bags by a shower. Interest in strolled to the beaver meadow be ' and scoffed at the um it butonow family here over the week -end. Jesus • is Calling"- which was much Health was very evident, gond, in marked contrast - to the they praised - him (Gard Winter) Mr. and Mrs. George Lee, Stouff- appreciated Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hilts, of Caes- sprightly gambols of babbling youth. vill% spent Suoday as the guests of The diaanond was .hedged by pari- shoulder high and shouted their vie. Mr. spent Sunday with Mr. and tory loud and long, Mas. Esther Palmer. � Mrs. W. A. Hilts. coloured outfits, young women, mat- There were many comical things; There will' not be any football at Mouii lr 21011 Mrs. rt Brunner 'arid daughters, rons, babies and sober -faced men i Dick Adams wore his wife'v blouse, the Park here tonight and boyo. Even a . barber from the -- _ Francs and Susan, are vial The Claremont. Public Library will �8 at Count Town .was an on -looker, Jack Annan to appear formidable, The Y. P. U. meets oQ Tuesday the Randall hoarse. Y- grew a dark whisker; Ev. t be closed from -July 28, to August . evening at the church with Miss The community as a whole heart ,. pecting a close shave. wore a vest and his ardor w duly . •14. Please take notes Myrna Jeerer ily welcome h The line-up for the old-timers Wyss Dr. N. F. and Mrs. Tomlinson, charge of the grog- ome, Flt. Officer Robt ed. Ben Bryant fearing the catas- ram J. Buckles. Bob spent several -months. Ed. Pascoe, Fred Puckrin, -Allan, Mrs. Ted Tomlinson, Mr. and Dick trophy that Jack exparienred last Mrs. Dick Mr. and .Mrs. Norval MrAvoy in a prison camp in Germany. Adams, Jack' Aman; Ev, Bei and year, wore a No. 40 air, well -seamed Cooper and family are Mel. Bryant, George Puckrin, and the P y� � �g� spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Quite a few of the local men are �� and Arch Bell. �� �� ' holida at Wi gathered and resembled �► The Bowling Club have been held mil Disney and family. being laid of! from the D. L L. paw. Dick Winter and Joe Joxdas �8 Mr. and Kra. Paul Wilson 'of Plant, at Ajax. For the sprouts appeared in van - back in their tournaments this sea- ' ate so, much they reclined oar the Brooklin, spent Sunday with their Mr. and Mrs'. Jack Horhmaw have ions slouch outfits. Bob and Art grass all the time, except when a son with so much rain. Some o! the parents. purchased the co Betaon, Bill and Dick Winter Do m�bera have been journeying to Mr. f °'' �• foul ball hit their bald pates. Other e with other clubs. Mr. and Mrs, Rodd Appleby and owned by • Mrs. Ella Paries, and art, Bill Bryant, Muck and Art on -lookers were there clothed chiefly, p Mies are at work re -surfacing the family spent Sunday at Lindsay. busy getting ready to move w. and Bob Pardon in sunburn. Local families of Paw - Miss Luella Carson visited with Mra. Lloyd and' son, of St. Cath- Luck -manoeuvred the orders to puckrina, ° Wiatere, Brock Bold, vrhaeh is expected to be her cousin in Hamilton on Sunda arines, returned with Frankie Herb. the bat first. Aided by the excour- Com ' completed be urs very bug—i! the y' Johnstone, Jordans, Bryants, Det - weather will Ralph and Pe Jones have had ert, -for a holida with the Herbert a8mg jibes and sarcastic canzmstda Percy 7 sons, Pardons, Hedges, Brown* grad permit. their farm wired for electricity re- family: of the .wives, they made a desperate I Neales, and . visiting Corbetts, and. „Roy McLeod, RCAF.,. who return- cently and are now enjoying electric effort to loosen their joints, . -But Mitchells (the new farm fast- ed to his postrecentlyfor hght+A. B�„� ��$� pitcher *rt Betson swung a wicked ..1 of six) and many -sweethearts day leave, - curve. He scared the batter at tits three weeks. The farmers are busy hay+ng now ,_- of other clans were. present Miss and a few are fortunate to be fin- start by' his agile ui�ivereal joints. Donath Winter as secreta We hear that Mr. Norman Lleto� (Received too late for last week) y secretary'. was - The old fellows soon had three out Week -end visitors at the• M. Ell- busy making everybody welcome. is planning to hold in auction sale The pea vines on Wilkins' -farm icott horse were: Dorothy' without a run. Amazed they were, of registered Holstein cattle same y' EIlicott, : time in September. Civic Holiday Progralm Is Big • ° Attraction Here The -Claremont Park Board is plarmiing a monster Field Day here h "'�` •� _ o tole Holiday, August 6th see 1 5 o. for C y• gu ( advertisement elsewhere this issue). s Football, Baseball, Races and a Big" _ Dance in the evening are a levo' of _ 'the attractions. Stay -hoarse over the « y , - toliday and help the Park Boars t ` a f put evep this,, evefit� .BROUGHAM C r4 Brougham 'Warren's Missionary r Society 'Picnic at the home of . Mrs. George Pi►ilip, m Thursday, August ' Stith: Miss Willcox, of Toronto, was a=` :•Sunday guest of the Ritchie family.- Mr. amily: Mr. Murray Barrett, of . Pickering —, was a guest of the W. Ellicott fam--' Ily on Sunday, s The Chas. Liscombe family Sun - &y ed at the old hoarse here.` x T. `t Owen s Missionary Society ; . The .July meeting of the W. M. S% was held on; Thursday afternoon, ;Jul 19, at the home -of Mrs. C. A Y 3 ? 4t i�4 ° �D9 x a• e ut $ski .. -Barclay' wit)• a large attendance. glrs. Johnston, r., President, was in charge of the Opening Devotions. ;t 7 The minutes of the last 'meeting r. Were read by Mrs., Ritchie; Secret- ' tars and approved. Committees were appointed, one to look after the reg- '* ular re-umic a picnic'. to be` held at bars. Philip's in August, in stead of 'the regular meeting. Mrs. Johoon,- Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs, Nostvn were ; • -- r� appointed to meet the --Church Board :.. i. 'to consider the subject of aid for.f to toe 'churches of Europe, which is The're.�--,Sh­ Missionary to be a part o,f the United Church Schemes. At the close of the business session, Mrs. O. Bur - %7W. - there e's ' the whistle the It means we ayxse maintain controls iaa, convener of Group B, viitl! -the ! remember! and rice cet�ia s; sit J;t ratioaia following members of the group. P $ PPo g �[ss. antler, Mrs. Norton, Mrs.acoory whistles will keep blowing . Wand urge the support of rationing. Malo this Pledge Today! >e mss. 5; tby, Mrs. Paynter, Mrs Philip : t smoke will lcyep pourIng fro4p' We . awrst buy wisely apd with the and Dr<rs Johnston eaidurted fav oty chin; only if � sad Al greatest care; be on gwd at W tim" Devotional Period. Mrs. 'Geo ' '' a sone of Icer canposn,• 1� 4P o .. part to keep Catytda's S. working, fighting to keen 1 '■ to do my P tone, AM a hymn. Rev. Kennedy �g And unless wo keep de's dollar sound 1f we d� � lemma 1480100 t Closed the meeting with prayer. A i 40 wo a dollsr, ► we can keep 'ccs from rising. M :wa,.y �., .e .aa roldiw :very pleaasrt half hour was � �pr �p�at op; �d its jf we dorsi, some well be piyidg­ rim naek a; . as store ole - at the tea tables. lire. 0. Burtoa rt � e result—depression! � dollar for 30c worth of goods, �'' •+ yulnded the W. as4 s, p4embers that which means our dollar is o ti ,s. o s poue o diew and Oma " she Baby Band picnic fuse to be hely t 's $ght }gni Ig worth 3oc, "W410 hdoa mwscat' and ser i Thnradsy atteiaoo� July ' 28; on _ #be charcb lawn. ori is vital Qf alb our Poet- :fialainittomatalwsaadoaaocM, - .. • . _k� s We know what happened after file ' .ear buying. twill not hos two l last ware We must fight against it whwe one wW do, norwW j bur Russell Gray, Fern - Malcolm ants rg _ !�'.!r $ t F "oew" wbert as "old" wjil spy Xrs. Walter .Knox are enjoying welt- e�xp pada s eller worth it fall baPpeaing again For our owp sahss earned holidays. gl�ar •for tie saki of the mea who fought se w boo arrorda; R. N. _ ub ay sbW" Mise Gladys Gannon, ,was '. overseas an tp whom we owe a borne for the week end. Mrs. Jo�rts �'�hy sush ? � ,#' turn W10 a job, ws ptgrt keep by all lowat r W. J. and Mrs. Brown., a�►�Q yet Canada's guar worth 1 fii(j tip at. Welts, Mra, G. Drynan and Judy e is a da We must kee u an acdve fight rN help keep Pr>cs� a: a �`• e "This r - were guests of Mrs. Brown. � j� n8e P P �8 nortnal L..t. H Malcolm visited the John Knox d against inwonl Itewl family at Solina last tluaday. 9. F: i ar- rte --a V-16-4- KITTY "LIFE'S U&k. I riA i =y a- �� - SORRti' I KEPT `K)U OH, MV GOSH! I K JEW I - WAI-ING, BUT 1 HAD 1 FOFtGET SOME7HIPQ6 -tit` ^ - SME -_ .TAMIAS ,- A WASH CLOT -1 a - --_ F 1 — CgMP OUT = COIWC7 RAD BAND A L-7,:,= -r- '�-�. _ _ _ • _ I nT. iE OTHER S'T�-=.• —=--,_ "TING MEQ T•I r FCX2 THE N C� ! I I 1 • i • ; -. 1r� - At 11 �x. ' i Si/":rr_ • i ,,, ,+1 t,IN, J1,•'�1.•'�`' ',.. ,,, �. � Ipl �.,�l.•./Ij'M r � I' ,;i •. _ ,� iii h.r. J - ! •,I11, j C1 vRaU4;,`•)w�. � 040 .i r ' .. .. - 1 f it l ., MU H)WIaaM. Le.► — - - . tlldaa•al Hr . • ... ._ .. - _ .. ousekeeping Hannah says many , ' are the women Who use their dally 1i L1 t r.0 u s.a ar �F2f_iMPItJG THEIR STYLE.. - JRwIL.•`s quota of energy during the family a ,, I breakfast hour. • CROSSTOWN By Roland Coe _ . .. r 1111•. ,r� : Il y1 . _ - _ "There's no excuse for missing when I have all these clubs! E Y" THE 9W A r ••.r � .. •MNYY ��s _ ccovalescing Connie says the worst t. - I a shutin is one neves 1 faces "the future. - .�'r :. ` ' +r► ,il. —L _ - inti . ,814 .tf •.`` :"1't �► ' "...�NG il _._ - I s +ieldom : we Iriy hnsbsind- When he: isn't away on a fishing - HOLD .EVMY M . .. _ ;; o� t -a - - hes m feathers, °n '> - r ' down- ' the basement tying ers =- � ► fishhooks." a Somehow it just isn't -the same wwmmt gasoline r T HELP -� WVANT EU z, 3. MUTT AND JEFF— Perchance Jeff ought To Get 0►mout Glasses For The Pooch By BUD FISHER '.F , . x s ? EVEN Y CAN`T " fT µ16ftT pgtP w BUT T1IEYRE NOT tllflT li1EY RE AFTER Z?6 CoeA ' IqT. TMAT! • L x RONb BpOVGK! 1pp STRONG SEE'WITHZIiE#A TH18:: y f i FOR bbUtz - 1'M NEAR-3fCWTED. ,� wHAT Caves _ _ , WANT A PAIR I/�1TH NUMBER AFTERR'il6? THAT pRImes TAMIMOS 276 r«l1oll ORMA KT 9 - VERY CLOSE! - A APTE " - •. as � � 1 - � Q .. h Or'TIGIAN ' � •. IlI6 _ %• eve t • • - laAaMMYLT �� •``�,^ •/� 3 ./ �• -... • t. K T. ILL Worried about my beep "seeing . 'Help Wanted - sign " _ PnP_SttrrinQ► 'S>Deech J. r . By J• MILLAR WATT .By GENE BYRNES REG'LAR FELLERS= -The . Enemy' •Is. Bew4ldered Y OR -MR " BUILDA FORT WE COULD • HAUL SOME' UP ON THAT HILL 6UT WE 3TONES UP THERE, GENRIL., GOT NOTNiN' TO.BUILD 1T WITH.' AN' I KNOW WHERE INE CAN GET `EM �• T 1 1 - f . f . / 1 1 .J '`• .+s .a.•'v.•a..�. - - .. '� --.ar�.e+'�dw-^+.F-.J ::i; .t�ir w'.Zti ;.. #"%rty�orr�C� .�n.+`w4 . :. N.r.ob:,wa..',�:a .+: 'uas-`.�'L$�,L•+f•t",C+.i i,.:tifac+f•-�. ��;.�' , "sMy';- ''"'�r"4 ., ••. •;iWa�h"z+r�.:-•axk.-:.-;,.. tr•R: .3.:•--•, :�r-'w-"�� 43?C.a•- .dnsb...,.»,.0 ar eco ya�.•®4+"°,- f,` :. °e•, - t•� , �.CAll Nations In asbestos, Produces 7(Wo World Supplyanada Leads ti f s: SAM ., -y.__ �:p A:y:..� he �^i tr •;,i�, .. �.�� i t w ;•o- » , . f M Y ` x. . , RF 4 • � YSS`��•T '. .} }J r Asbestos, is one of several distin0ively 'Canadian- minerals.- a prgduct in which Canada leads the world. More than 807o -of the Dominion's asbestos goes' to war in - ;amch articles as the fireproof suit (above), vital for battling flames in ships or rescinn.g airmen from blazing, crashed planes. Its peacetime uses are v®st. _ At right is a samplehighly-valued "crude" 'asbestos as It comes from the ore. ,.. _ For hundreds of yeah 'mankind bestos, walks unconcernedly into area from whence comes the' Do. - Us existed its• greater safety and sheets of flame to rescue an airitt:.�r miniondi 's world-leang production. load it into care which carry it to haminers,' to separate it from the tomfort because of asbestos. Still, from'- a burning plane on an air- Authorities today expect the Quebec the surface mills for crushing. The rock.. Often this is don 'sigtit is , even today, mals wonder at the craft carrier's flight deck. deposits to last more than 150. fibre is removed from the rock, )he pit. cleaned, sorted and processed into Asbestos -mine • cOminunities ars mystifying properties of asbestos to . Canadians are particularly inter- years• a wide variety of articW, including usually covered with the fine dust ^.resist .'eatiter, wear and partituiar- soled in asbestos since Canada pro. The princeps' method of Pro-, fireproof clothing, .building and, that flies from. the milt',, and - ;Ay fire and heat. Although the duces more.than 70% of the world's curing asbestos is not really mining, eIectricaf insulation, acoustical ma- buildings become naturally insulat- aaromaos used Ltts mpwicks of suppl7r pE the "magic mineral", acrd but quarrying, the huge "mine" terials, brake linings, wallboard, ed against summer heat and winter � $ asbestos in their temples and wrap; the largest operating asbestos mine at Asbestos - being nearly a mite friction .materials, cement, conduits, cold. In someplaces, however. in the world lit located in- Quebec's across from rim to rim and sky- gaskets. packings. -shingles, floor • dust -control has eliminated that their dead in asbestos cremation a r itlues, clutch facings, Asbestos miners ,and manufae- =: > - - Eastern Townships, at Asbestos, scraper deep _ a t - the centre. As• mg. P Pe , ' cloths, though Marcu Polo ia�k the Quo. Composed of fibres tough bestos w also procured tram sewers and water pipes, etc. turers are constantly conducting great KubL Khan use It in Tac- enough to dull a. knife vet soft regular mines, some of them more Fibres more than 4of an inch exhaustive research by which the _ Lary, and Charlemagne dressed hi, enough to be fluffed into silk- than 1.600 feet deep. In both long are called "crude'' and are uses. of: the "magic minerals (and least tables• in asbestos cloths. We smooth masses with the fingernail, systems, tate rock is blasted 100"100"highly valued for spinning or it is a true mineral, not just fsa- are ningued when a sailor, dree asbestos was dicovered in Quebec with dynamite. giant shovels (in weaving. "Crude" asbestos is haul- silised wood or vegetable) can be : anti in an all -covering suit of as- in the 'los, near Danville, the the 'pit) or chutes (in the 'mines) mered, by -hand with "robbing" further advanced and expanded. ... 6,000 CANADIAN SOLDIERS ARRIVE IN NEW YORK CHINA AIR BOSS CLEVER WIVES serve • Maxwell House Coffee . i Thisehoiee blend is h9ug- than airy other brand of .... coffee' in the world. The } . �► '' "` All Purpose Grind suite all r types of coffee maker. ' ., r:16"'.".:1.. h"'.�r., .x .>d ":°4 �6'u^�• .�:'. .,ff�:."�.�.�... acs:.os`i«bx'.. .m_-4a�^.s4�'.' RL ':''^.�. w�°g ac'Xi,.� �� .,3. .. _._ .n'�x. .. - ,� J 1 — r Lt.Gen. George E. Stratemeyer, above, has been appointed com- manding' om-mantling' general of U. S. Air forces in the China theater- with 4: The giant liner Queen Mary, her decks jammed with 15,000 cheering Canadian and American service headquarters at Chungking... his men returning from the United Kingdom and eager for a first glimpse of the familiar New York sky formerly, headed the Eastern Alr '-Hine is seen here entering New York harbor, escorted by a U. S. Army blimp. More than Command --in India and the U. S. :.6°000 Canadians were aboard the famous liner. Army Air Forces in India and R-0 Yon Can het Quick �. y : 'Relief From Sore, PaWil Piles e Most people se to he on- pop em to Ink t a1n ill a tum soon over p t Vil ora heal ve r w� W5 1; way to dei relief from ti eR sore, leavens the eenaitive. rectal mem- h' palnt41 piles is by local treatment branes clean and. healthy. L.o'cal'treatment'may give tempor- We invite you to try Hem -Ratti - • & ary' relief from the itching but and ler it prove itself. You can easily s • ma o r teats whcan y such L eat- a; iu the privacy of t ?' went 'wil not cor-your- rect the cause of own home. z v� (ST 1t you ? , your piles. are'bot convinced No lasting free- that this Is an s dom frpm pile ,k a� r imazinglY e a IF , can be had' unless a4�i,. : and surprtaing A the cause of the effective. metb4 , b trdoupil. to cor ct .° . of tread your ; ` due s ' cor a fgl Is e p in u D`4 to Iatwerl a t . a' __— causes so the beat way to -get lasting— �. w "'aN 3 o relief to to treat ,rUHem-Rmoidk - them internally a �s �•^� aanA " -with, a medicine llkr Ftem-Raid. drug store se 1t as, directed Hem-Rold is a Z for JUST FLVA DAYS'. At the end formula at has t > of that._ e t .• ,, ..: ... bn used for over ,� c j t diiart b;. t. of $ �4 a4 . . e` you • are %noott, ab- : �"z n s o I u t e I y sure �. ° i _ can s o p le s f [t is e .'Y.; �a , ehrers + M em- o . ' a n coat. id cleans t -I - r " tr on- y r1 imall, t i hl ctabet. . r nd most effective a u easy and plans- Th it 1 1 e treatment you eves tried, re- Harr ato �.,,. o, r rure..rooa. nt to LI so- ... .,. .. turn ih• ubused• ,j t cleverly c o. m . pounded tablet rarmutn directs purtsou ut the package to youf 7. Its rnedlcal actlur to rellal or the druggi,. ,and ne will promptly' re• corrges'.lun that to the reel' -cause- of fund ywj money - : Army Ph P i Returnipp Canadian soldiers showed their enthusi23m for a Canadian Arm oto ra her when he your piles. Hem -kinin Vrumuter tree, easy acrd cumrortable bowel tYu��r ran temerems offer - barked a> a rell le firm doing baa. Iw 1-q for . mnq •: 9 ' lured them 'aboard the fatuous liner, Queen Mary," as she plowed through the waters of New-- movemerris, Quickly relieves itchmit soreness sumo• Imeue rTned Hens td mu■. help gone : Hal e $ark harbor Lot week. It was the lir est' contingent of Canadians ever to land In Manhattan. g g Irritattou and arid, tales healer blood circulation In the pileyea pile rnwdltiew galrkly, ewNlly and (Inset) Lieut. G. E. "Bus" Ryan, -of V�couver. a member of the Essex Regiment- displayed- fed- lower limwel With good Mood cir• tower the ellemnontl) e• talr simple, easy serf es. .aw Ntaltta Try p" tpaa/. -, -kiss at being in America by waving his t through a 0a thole as the giant Ulmer neared the'dock. „ culalkrq in ills -bowel. - r Z. to PC'� `I NOTICEOw koft PM YVW "W I :_ rickeriag No4ware JULY 80, 31 and AUG. 1. I"Complete Show at 8.20 ' Pbone Fidoering 30 Pan - Americana with PHILLIP TERRY LOOK - ROBT. BENCHLEY ..'.:...EVE ARDEN , ERNEST TRUE` -.High, Prices 'For Live Poultry . A Phone VA Drugless practice, - including Chiropractic, Electro•tber-. ' apy and Wneral Vapor Bath Treatment. - Practiciag 22 yeso - Consul'tatfon Free ' Hours: 9 A. M. to 8 P. m► Daily, ascept iidadsy sad ` �11be Aa Aelded ttrsetw>a Until tTtbw notice we an paling the following pn[t POULTRY, delivered to our plasm at WHITBY Ministry,of Fear �°�' Sellers . , .. :F. I D_onevan ' • & Atlkins�on ~situ ItAY MI13.AND sad = ' __'�'OP GRADE HEAVY FOWL _ ][ARJORIE REYNOLDS TOP GRADE •LIQHir FOWL, 4 -6 --lbs; 22c- lb. Phase Agin. 201W2 -, Stoutf. 280 . TOP GRADE LIGHT FOWL, under 4 Ae. .. 20c, lb. ' - S A., -- L. ice Ontario bred 8orreyar TOP GRADE -BROILERS, 2-3 lba. ........ 28c. 1b.' _ SATURDAY TOP GRADE: Roasting Chiclyens, over 4 1-2 .. ' 31',6c. 1 _ Oshawa, OiR. >t4a .Hing Street, �; THURSDAY, .PRL, Auctioneers AUGUST 2► S and 4 � . -' Z OP 'GRADE Roasting Chickens, under 4 1-2-.. 29c: _ . -;TOP GRADE HEAVY CAPONS, over 5 lbs... 83',te• .2A Year's PAPeriece n Notice _. Sudan `• PICK.ERIN�: FARMS LTD. I� Pam , ;�at�,. >� Dwa a" . (IA Tchnkoloar) Property saes. WH>N1csY; ONTARIO + _ AA.Belem poy ti.t� and sts� aa.tl — >+daa•. t. oto With MARL! 1LONTEZ ' Telephond -Whitby' 838' advertised. Br7U prepared said AsDgla JON BALL 1Sip. Reoftse - �. TURBAN BES' . ro pt Service .te. - f' m Se Asphalt snap Ws >efara. LAWN, MOWERSble RatesGordon sof--P�cke ' • Reasonable N.M. o Township r ng -•--Sharpened and Repaired _ PBONE 290 sTOUFh`VILLE - Destro all N ox' sous We would like to recommend Weol- - - sol the neR soapless way of wash- _ silks, .woolens, baby the h wash- ing s' oo •: : .: etc... -No shrinkage - -- - - t , WEEDS_ • - lustre. e. •. T AY` to SHOP The RFD and WRITE R'AY �. - K=FrND SPECIALS - - � I P Also Durolare - Flite - B H Pai- - The .Weed. Control Act Says _ CHECK these WFE _ nts enamels. - and a anal -_ . • '- Seedless - CLAUSE b: Every occupant of -land, ..or, if, the lard --�" RAISINS 2'povr►ds or - f is unoccupied, the owner shall destroy all weeds. des- �T `l�wT pTT����+ , k�liog's or Quaker f ignored toxious by the regulations as often in very V ALVIN jr ,p L i CORN FLAKES �8 for , `� - T dear as is suffieiefit to .prevlt tug_ ripening of their - - seeds. Hard�rsre .ind Tinsmith Zest 2hoz. jar. :' .. - SWEET MARMALADE CLAUSE 23: Any.person ivho contravenes any of the Phone 48 $ for lawful AYLMER BABY FOODS x "provisions of this Act or refuses to obey any bottle '`: , �• �' ''. order of sin Inspector, given tinder authority of this The iirices Board has decided• that _ CERTO caper _ - Act, shall' incur a penalty bf not- teas --than . $10:00; - ;armed pork and beans may be ser' PAPER TOWELS per roll 330r more than $60:00 for every svd offence. in public eating places on sheat- I days—Tuesdays and Fridays. So Our Own -. Weeds .have no place in a progressive towrisWOl too ay kitchen -prefaced pork. and BLEND TEA 'half •popnd Do your share to prevent. thelj spread _ .... ' . if only edible fat is_used in . . FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES - W. IL ELLICOTT, Weed Inspector, Twp. of Pickeru►g their preparation Pork tray not be W19iaffi.IVER lerved with then beans. PHONE F,00 You Il enjoy �oPP • Seg dim Time _ 8t ' the ed Ckow, �� - . ��Odk is 1006l440 – y VAC_ • �tT�le Big Store? ' C`sroceter>�a, UPPLIES BrILDER'S SUPPLIES- Garden Seed*--BOlk _ and �OII i :� 1lt pliers - - .$!id be sure- t0 et. be' - lso 1001}1•oartage work, :.Also w"avealso plaeed in stoat a full : GARDEN .CULTIVATOR$ • -Store Tea LZhI'E o1 MtAPLE LHAF MQLLtN6 CHIC3 FEEDF,RS and WATER FOUNTS - - - . ;. 1 - Y J. S. B ALSI ON, _ PICKERING and A. W. MITCHELL + ,Big Store Coffee A. - '• . -_'Pltskeringo Ont• NOW rd. f! _ ey Sat>lafy - - Pi+saes — Yards 14:.Rea. SSW __ sudinio.4 Sireetorq_ A timet hints ' In The Dry Goods Depar�nent - _ _.:Elko s May =_ OORDON F. OSBOME _-A. & Richardson _. °:- PARADW D18TR1CT KANAGM -. � GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE iuedeled &I* not obtainable bat its mar►ellore jest how ss'aeh :.�.LLe • LI�''E �AN��a- .... _ _ _ re fibr. we ba to o til Clothes �E�PIR� - CaWI"Y -An old established : agey, ready to serve. - - _ Moths. - Represel latices - Roes D. Munroe _ o Pic 60 Phone- . Big New Shipment' of General - - Aad won" ar•")- - . W. H. C� � Tom Pw.krin - n • A . � �3 g.3 R . �--- r' t 'ved' s Just arra Dry CodWhitby, � lb. -tin 43c : . Geo. F,. Borwny Addley, �• me an >r�aa0 4 i 'S.Ht-,P11riAN THE RESALL STORE >R. HOY]9S. a - - 622 . tea'' _ '�"�.�e' Ad'i..` . WM. M cEACHNIE -M J. Adoreee Phova. Pick fa FURNITUSS-DY,ALRR out '. Pick b 8 22 — FUNERAL DIRHCTM- MOCKFresh Meats -.eta Clarke- Prentice - - -- . ' � _ � or Nt LiC=$ED AVCT•IoxIM • _ :Fruits and A� TRE - Vegetables = .Phone- Pick. 13 . For tba Clao'0"' of Yo" sad *I& - a:ia; .hoz F ,' w T �I - ._ Plcker>ing. Ontario I.1. ��.a� :. J. a Premia �.. >. Fish in ; Season - J Pump Amick Smile a ''4 , Health:ully. Air-conditioned - - _ . -WK. MAW _- 1�...a..». 8.�...and _ _ PONE AGIN. U W i. UnLU P THURSDAY, PRL, SATURDAY �+ Y SILK'S MARKET- - LI 1rD AUCTIONEER sad VALU1IT04t Sarrmw —solieitor Nota47 ftft -- JULY 26, 24 said 2H -' Plsoane Pickw ing 2i Elates condueLed Anywhere C. " C. R 1 CH A R D3N . • '. ALAN LARD and - L_.LORETTA YOUNG in .' 414 ._Phone or Write Thmdas St. Flet, Whitby, Oat. _ 611 Conti Tpr Loo B ft &?i Bay 'Tcrotsto.. - - .. +A nd Now MARKET , .8t. -- -Tomorrow -FRAIZH R, SI&ITH .. - CHIROPRACTIC ' With SUSAN HAYWARD and INSURANCE ID. Is. STECK LEY BARRY SUL1"AN _ (duality First -Service • our un - PHONE 67 PI C K: MEALTH CLINIC � MONDAY, TUESDAY; WEDN'SDY . -Wv BUT THR REB? — YOU ]LAZE TRZ 72870 144 Simeae Jt. N., Oshaws JULY 80, 31 and AUG. 1. I"Complete Show at 8.20 ' Pbone Fidoering 30 Pan - Americana with PHILLIP TERRY LOOK - ROBT. BENCHLEY ..'.:...EVE ARDEN , ERNEST TRUE` -.High, Prices 'For Live Poultry . A Phone VA Drugless practice, - including Chiropractic, Electro•tber-. ' apy and Wneral Vapor Bath Treatment. - Practiciag 22 yeso - Consul'tatfon Free ' Hours: 9 A. M. to 8 P. m► Daily, ascept iidadsy sad ` �11be Aa Aelded ttrsetw>a Until tTtbw notice we an paling the following pn[t POULTRY, delivered to our plasm at WHITBY Ministry,of Fear �°�' Sellers . , .. :F. I D_onevan ' • & Atlkins�on ~situ ItAY MI13.AND sad = ' __'�'OP GRADE HEAVY FOWL _ ][ARJORIE REYNOLDS TOP GRADE •LIQHir FOWL, 4 -6 --lbs; 22c- lb. Phase Agin. 201W2 -, Stoutf. 280 . TOP GRADE LIGHT FOWL, under 4 Ae. .. 20c, lb. ' - S A., -- L. ice Ontario bred 8orreyar TOP GRADE -BROILERS, 2-3 lba. ........ 28c. 1b.' _ SATURDAY TOP GRADE: Roasting Chiclyens, over 4 1-2 .. ' 31',6c. 1 _ Oshawa, OiR. >t4a .Hing Street, �; THURSDAY, .PRL, Auctioneers AUGUST 2► S and 4 � . -' Z OP 'GRADE Roasting Chickens, under 4 1-2-.. 29c: _ . -;TOP GRADE HEAVY CAPONS, over 5 lbs... 83',te• .2A Year's PAPeriece n Notice _. Sudan `• PICK.ERIN�: FARMS LTD. I� Pam , ;�at�,. >� Dwa a" . (IA Tchnkoloar) Property saes. WH>N1csY; ONTARIO + _ AA.Belem poy ti.t� and sts� aa.tl — >+daa•. t. oto With MARL! 1LONTEZ ' Telephond -Whitby' 838' advertised. Br7U prepared said AsDgla JON BALL 1Sip. Reoftse - �. TURBAN BES' . ro pt Service .te. - f' m Se Asphalt snap Ws >efara. LAWN, MOWERSble RatesGordon sof--P�cke ' • Reasonable N.M. o Township r ng -•--Sharpened and Repaired _ PBONE 290 sTOUFh`VILLE - Destro all N ox' sous We would like to recommend Weol- - - sol the neR soapless way of wash- _ silks, .woolens, baby the h wash- ing s' oo •: : .: etc... -No shrinkage - -- - - t , WEEDS_ • - lustre. e. •. T AY` to SHOP The RFD and WRITE R'AY �. - K=FrND SPECIALS - - � I P Also Durolare - Flite - B H Pai- - The .Weed. Control Act Says _ CHECK these WFE _ nts enamels. - and a anal -_ . • '- Seedless - CLAUSE b: Every occupant of -land, ..or, if, the lard --�" RAISINS 2'povr►ds or - f is unoccupied, the owner shall destroy all weeds. des- �T `l�wT pTT����+ , k�liog's or Quaker f ignored toxious by the regulations as often in very V ALVIN jr ,p L i CORN FLAKES �8 for , `� - T dear as is suffieiefit to .prevlt tug_ ripening of their - - seeds. Hard�rsre .ind Tinsmith Zest 2hoz. jar. :' .. - SWEET MARMALADE CLAUSE 23: Any.person ivho contravenes any of the Phone 48 $ for lawful AYLMER BABY FOODS x "provisions of this Act or refuses to obey any bottle '`: , �• �' ''. order of sin Inspector, given tinder authority of this The iirices Board has decided• that _ CERTO caper _ - Act, shall' incur a penalty bf not- teas --than . $10:00; - ;armed pork and beans may be ser' PAPER TOWELS per roll 330r more than $60:00 for every svd offence. in public eating places on sheat- I days—Tuesdays and Fridays. So Our Own -. Weeds .have no place in a progressive towrisWOl too ay kitchen -prefaced pork. and BLEND TEA 'half •popnd Do your share to prevent. thelj spread _ .... ' . if only edible fat is_used in . . FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES - W. IL ELLICOTT, Weed Inspector, Twp. of Pickeru►g their preparation Pork tray not be W19iaffi.IVER lerved with then beans. PHONE F,00