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46.vicxlc k1�kG NEWS COM]1dENCES
_66th YEAR OF PUBLISHING Cent Farm Manager Receives iroeal Boy Guest'of Lord and Lady • Pickering Rotary Pickering Viflag4
------ - "T treateains Note' Somers Vyhile in England ► "Life In a Prisoner -of -War, Camp"
With tale issue, the Pickering _.._ _ - -' 1 -�'�- Mrs. Tony Lawson has just rep -
with
I _--News.k on its 86th year of public&- Mr.. George Cooper, manager of John Teefy of Cherrywood,. who Flying Officer Armand Chapman turfed from a very ' enjoyable hol-
tioq, Tito liras issue of the P the R. G. Roy farm, $Doth of Clare- Ills just returned from, overseas, addressed the local club on Tuesday iday at WillowLodge, Bay of Qui-
ew" ort on Novifter '11,.1881. ,The moat, waethe recipient of a "threat called at the News Office on Mon- evening as guest of M. S. n�
paper ,was printed in Whitby and, note" last Friday morning. Mr. day, conveying to the. News the "re- His was one of the interesting Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Shortraed
#hen brought to Pickering, with, the Cooper found tae note pinned to a garde" from Lord and Lady `Somers, addresses • of the season thus far- spent the, weekend with friends in
�aefuatl printing or mechanical. work wagon, in the yard, which read, In who were well -knows' to many of a subject the club had not previous- Woodville. 1
being carried on in the building now part "George Cooper, we ase wart- this village during their stay, which ply had the opportunity of hearing ]misses June and Beatrice Heffron
kumm as the Baladon Block. ing you to get off the Roy farm,_ ended at the beginning of the war. dr discussing as a result of the war of Toronto spent the weekend with
The lsxe Editor, John Muskar, this it your last warning to get off". He was conveying similar regards -"Life in tae German Prisoner -of- Miss Grace White.
lolls --tie present bmUding, and. the ' A picture of a 'knife, crosabones.. to several is the community. ,War Camp". He permitted the ask- Visitors at the cottage of Mr.. and
paper iia been in the family for ! and skull w drawn at the bottom About two years ago, "John, while in ;ing of questiops, and the result was Mrs. W. C. Murkar last week were„
t 60 years- For =many years the', of tae note. same evening, . a England received the invitation to ,what might have been expected- I Mr. and Mrs; JIck Bailey of K3tclf-
Plekaryag News has been serving man throw some large stones nes, visit his one-time neighbors in Carr the asking of queltions that must ems, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones of
the people of the community and where Mr, and Mrs Cooper were ads He accepted the invitation, and surely have been in the minds 'of Toronto, R+ev. Fred and Mrs. Mena -
w roonding' district. The publiagese spitting beside the house. was given a most cordial reception every intelligent person who had ing of Grimsby and Mrti and Mrs. -
haft made a lot of friends during Two separate "Rewards" of $60 at Somers' castle in Herefordshire. not lived in camp, a prisoner. Milton Creed of B=rrre. -
do. pld'sale, sad a large number an offered for any information in Lord Somers had since passed a- Doubtless, Armand has not told Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Piper and J
ad steer •&mer in the pant two yes2W connection frith 49th of faces inrid- way, but while Jdhn was with therm, all that he knows, but that which Joan are spending a few days with
Barre allsuges are in the making ants, and reward signs have been . they recalled many Pickering folk, we could get out of him was Indeed Mrs. Piper's mother and sister tri.
god` rias' Ifews in Yee near future. It posted up in the Clarei cont post and spoke kindly of the Pleasant interesting. Thanks a lot Armanel! Toronto.
Is err daslre to give you, the readers, office, days spent in Pickering on the big Miss Hilary Hutchison is visit`
a go" ws&17 paper. independent in estate west of here, now occupied by Claremont Vocational School ing with friends is the Muslcoliia
polities sad with unbiased opinions. Pickering Girt Lomas Out On ,Mr, and Mrs. Byron Newkirk.
Receiver Largs $em>Peitme district.
The eorrespoadent with the great- 311LO John tells of the huge castle -res- ---. Jim White ier' the guest of Tor -
,eat surube r of Tease service with the. — -' idence, in whic3 Lord Somers, main- The Baptist Church of Claremont onto relatives this week. _
Mom, Seebeck of Pickering conducted avocational school this F. O► Loyd Caurtiee, Who hes been
K wa, is Mrs, T. C. Brown, Brong- tained the world-renowned collection -
Township missed on a $-115.90 cash of ancient armor, as worn by the summer, which roved a real su- on furlough at his hoarse here res-
�, wie has been_ a weekly cor:ap- P .
peniant for that centre -since the per, that would have been hers if fightisig-men of earlier days in Great ecess and a school that was Well eivsd his discharge from the R.
+lrsbr 1p00's, and is still . doing a She. Md attended the Stanley Thea- Britain, costly paintngs and many attended C: A. F. this week.
_ _ 7 fine job. Mia- Brown cat-. tre in Stouffville last week, either fltaer works of art. He also met: Mr: The school waa ��, up of 56 F. O. C. Holter returned . from
obrated 'oar 83rd birthday one week Wednesday or Thursday nighta. Tom Warren, who acted as game- pupils; .30 juniors and Primary, overseas last week F. O. and Mrs.
Her'. name was chosen from the y and 6 leaders. Rev. W. M. Wenhacn Holter, (nee Betty LeGard) and. He- ,;,��••,
ago, dad* on -Monday morning sat keeper with the family here. and
down to Write oat her weekly bud- . huge _ directory at the paoto-nite, who `returned to Engia:id with them, was the leader of the school, with rbert LeGard are on a trip to Van -
get for the New% (We take this a weekly feature of and is now performing the lama Misses Viola Forsythe, Hazel Hina& • couver at present. -
_opportunity .of thanl�ng Mrs. -gown the Stanley'Theatre. If you happen duties over there. --Mr. Warren show- and Margaret Cowie. in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Walter. White and `�
tto be toe :lucky one to have your g P the primaries and Mrs. Wenham- j. White, Sr„ Mr. and Mrs. 21"0=
very sincerely, for her devotion to � ed Jack a e�avin brush he ur-
this work for such a pertod-her name chosen; you- have to attend the chased from the..J. S. Balsdon Hard- and Mrs. Jud Ward leading the ' teian Banks. and Mrs. Fred" Hamil-
`her services' -have been &A axe theatre on one of .the two nights,' to wale 25 ears a o, and still uses "
collect the prize. y E±i _juniors. tan spent' the weekend at the home
deeply appreciated by the publish- it daily. The juniors made a Palestinian of Mr. and Pira torn Raven of
F-) _ Mr.. and 'airs. Warren_ have ex- village of cardboard, waich was laid Khigcton. They attended the weld -
The "tor and staff -wish to thanit Dick Newman Now Reported Killed pressed •a desire to return to Pick- l an a table. They also yearned ver- ing of Mr.- Kenneth Raven on .Sat
itbe correspondents, readers and ad- _ in Action In Hotlaatat wing to li..e-they as )asst, intend � $es and hymns and other` handiwork.. usday, - _ ,.
_ users for co-operation and ap-r �-'- to pay oar a visit atr eciaf4' as possible. The juniors' progaatr► was mad up 4. B. Don Aemp g� �_nr-y jj..,,�;� „I
a 1P4"ec� ?'We "tire indebted to Mr. Hairy y of "lea and drawing.- l nose here. J d� S
tion oi our efiorbs and hog►e ai ' 1._arnem verses acrd hymns &std is sp�ndin dSa: -Lou h at his
110. have the pleasure of continued_ Ne!Pirmn, for a copy of a letter Horticultural Societ t'isit
y
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w—station 121ant at Orono
mervi�es to +ham - e years n nay a remig . _Ind Mrs. S. A. Fairbair-a and
eobre. tore) from friends in Hollard, who _
were able to provide the anxious]y- The Pickering Township Horticul- attended tee class to rfwlew the work daughter, Dolores spent a few days` .
lMgele-rider 9trade BT Track Oe awaited word and de#inite _inforarea- tural Society -held a pierric and out- they lead been doing in the terms of, with friends in Buffalo last week.
Main Street lie" ; . tion on the reported. miising, of ing last weik when they visited the August 13 to 17. One service pro- Pte. George :Bandurchin .is home
--�- their ran Flyi:ig Officer ,Dine New- jest, which is worth mention, was on two months farm leave from the
Reforestation Plast at Orono. The
7onng lad from the Riverside man, in tile' fall. of 1949` day -was spent in walking through the collecting of $SO for the ''Save (army. - _
Drive settlement, Elisabeth St. north The letter from Holland is a most the beautiful gardens and visiting the clothiChildrenng
Fund", and also used Mrs. Joir.e, ter s r. returned home
'Iwaa struck by a passing truck, when complete story of -the raaah and the ° the entire area where the thousands � clothing for the fund, which was last .reek, after spending . -s week
-he rode his bicycle from in front of p done after -class, Hoare with. relatives in Port Elgin.
subsequent funeral ceremonies car- of frees are set out. A large nuQnbes . The teachers are to be thanked Cpl. Jack ' Cafik of the army arr-
.iDmis Grill, across the , 'mt Tied out by Canada's friends in the we �t on the trip, and the facilities
...-,seeing the track that was approach- Netherlands. From finis utter wv afforded those visiting- tae area for giving of their firth, to this very ing .home last Friday, after receav -
latg, lee- looking only in the opposite, are anxious to say that -we owe these were enjoyed by all. ten+ work. The fact that the school ing his discharge
di ectioa He was thrown- from the people a great debt of gratitude= A picnic stepper waa held in the .was as successful, certainly made Paul Field spent a week's borne.vacatiota
biome, sustaining possible sa-b frac- native citizens recovered the burned park, after which the group went in the effort worthwhile. at Nickel Bach, Port Colborne.
�tstrea, orad heard and -body bruises. mud torn bodies, furnished oak cask- to the town to watch the V -J Day, - with
- Clinton Proem is holiday"ang
' llke is not thought to have been ser- ets, with the local village undertaker parades sac with .the Burns' family,
iawmlR iaaj�t'ed- and. burgomaster takeog charge elf Trees and flowers of all varieties
tl�ef `he� Mrs. William )galley, OR Dunbar
ton, celebrated her 45th birthday on
" -TM Young boy's father w*itneased . the funeral services --under the close are sows- here and are set out in all '
the accident, and Look the boy to. supervision of German troops: - sizes. Tae trip is an' enjoyable one The September meeting of the W. Tuesday, vAen friends and neigh- k
?Dr. Cartwright's office where his Grave mal 'Abcstiams are provided, for horticuita�l enthusiasts and l 1K. S. of Pickering United Chure:: lbors called to wish her a HaPplt v
' njozks we're treated. aid the deep sympathy of Nether= you are welcome to visit this plant will be held at the lime of Mrs. M, Birthday.
Leeal Young Lady Injured Is Gray . land friends is e:preered. at any time -
Se
S. Chapman, on Thursday afternoon Idise Elsie Oke, of Toronto, spent �
Tlie description _ r o'clock. The Monday with, her aunt sand uncle, -
--___--- Septembe 6, at 02.30 Y
Comb _Sam Aeddent lRl9TARl" stew 31 dq - f -this year is on Mr. and An...T. P. Robbins.
fire, and recoverythe . bodies of
i Veronica Wale nan, 19, den these Canadian �b ya is a . most District Governor Bill Hethering- our work in Africa. All ladies are Miss Molly Ficdv is $pending a s
�� one--ohr �- .ton will visit the Club need Tuesday asked to be present at this, - our
weeks in Toronto with mer . sister,
,ilii ]lZz. end Mrs. L, J. Waite evenings --everybody present!. ! first meeting of the season. Mrs. Cape.
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&oast, picker was ingnrld -on Aug- ] y for file parents of ane prey-
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s W so, linen the Gray. Coach bus is eats our publishing the entire story. a k
which sits wpm siding, collided with^ yOA/�/�� •'
a1 Maple -tree at the iutereectiou of ! Local Boy IFlndm Large Sam Of �.ITTL! MANS WHAT NOWT cf �
Danforth- Ave., and Glebamaount, in _ M,oney`- on- Village Street
Toronto, Thirteens others, including � �--•--.-
-- _ the driver, were hurt On or about' Mokiday, August 20,
y4dmica ig'atill in the Oast Gen- I'Bob Lindsay, • frown north of the
oral Hospital in a name too favour- village, found a wallet con ng ,i vs► - '°
} able condition. She is suffering - from lover $6000 belonging to a well
head injuries and a sprained ankle, kndw-n Ontario County alas The
- and suffering many scratches and money was picked up at the east' a of Tif64 s
other superficial wounds: end of the Pillage, and taking it sT o�m�,e2' Yen R6n O s 1 r
!home `to his mother, they then re- s LANDS wr+Y !'M
Honey is Scarce In This Area RL
This Year turned it to the rightful owner. �. US:p " �A
- 'reward of $5:00 `wag paid at the SMALL� t -
r_ : _ _ '•fo SES � �',t�,�
i moment and a further $50 later. ,, +'
.
Reg. Fv1Ier, of, Pickering; Wm... �._.._- �• •-•`" _--_ �' `+�,�+�
Birkett and J� � Byer, of Stouffville,
and G. Lewis, of A]tona, all owners School Re -opens on Tuesday 4th.
-of local apiaries, report that the crop Township Council or tuedday . nest. _ 1�� G. -
of honey will be light this' year. -in
fnOmt-caee`s the isoney is being _ r � � , j •«... .
taken from file hives, and in one In Memoriam 5V
oa ""
instance the honey man reports the
WOOD -In loving memory of our;
bees have not even enough to keep ..
dean Mother, Ella lane Wood,' �
themselves. #-
- 11[r, Birkett 'had a fair grop'this passed away August 27, 1935; also
Dur dear Father, George Wood, who
.year, but nothing , to equal that of ..
past seasons. It looks like a hard Passed . away ou Sept. 29, 1944. .� e �� X�''• a 7 �} � � x
winter ahead --in more ways than Remembrance is a golisrn chain
- Death tries to break, but all in vain;
-- To have, to love, and then to part
PICKERING RED CROSS.. Is the greatest sorrow of one's heart.
World sudor stoics are dangerously low..
.- J.
k sedative Monthly Meeting The years may wipe out many thiz4p
i The monthly meeting of the Ex- But this they wipe ort-Zover-- S/:! Isf! use with dii
eeative of Pickering Red Crone will The memory of thorn b0Mdays , •
"ben held on Mandel, September 10, When we were a111 t9litililiSa.
nf-
at Us lWailRed Cress Ripens. , . �- o Phi'
Al HLONE TAKES SALUTE OF TROOPS_ MARKING VJ-DAY
NA
00. 01100, W -IF
Surrender of Japan brings freedom again to one of- the -win's early
heroes--LL'Gen. Jonathan Mayhew' Wainwright. above, the man
who took up the fight where MacArthur left off and held Bataan to
.the end, the man who so inspired his troops that they changed the
name of Corregidor to "Wainwrigltt's Rock." Since he surrendered
Corregidor on Way, a. 1849, he has been a prisoner of the Is
element used in the "new bombs,
-we can stop worrying about the..
Y
likely to be the sok source of
exhaustion. of our oil fields, and - _
atomic power? If so, the question
let the coal beds lie undisturbed
may become pretty much an sea.
for as far ahead as we can foresee..
demic •one, unless much larger bod-
By the same token, we. shall have.
ies of uranium ores can be div-
to find new jobs for everyone in
covered -There isn't enough uran-
these industries, or -support them _
ium in -sight at present to power
on the proceeds of the new atomic- _
the- world's industries, It would be
powered ones. -
like discovering that -diamonds are
10,000 times better than coal as
� � weapon _
fuel.
Since atomic power continues.
We know the terrific. power re-
•forthe time being at least, to be
leased by the new atomic bombs
obtainable only' from uranium.
This Canadian mine is one of the greatest sources- of uranium in the world. Uranium ig basic raw
., material used in the new atomic bomb. It is found in pitchblende,
which is also the source of
radium. These few buildings
make up the plant of the El Dorado
Mining and Smelting Co., taken
over by Canada to "guarantee a government supply of uranium."
.
Hy DR. FRANK THONE
common sand, could lie persuaded
No dogmatic, hard-and-fast an -
Not even the sky will. be the
to split up and supply atomic
savers can be given as yet. We
limit to the world-shaking effects
power, rocket -propelled space ships
just haven't facts enough. The
_
of atomic power, if science can
could soor become realities, even
'questions have to be met with
harness this spectacular new dis-
human
carrying passengers, if
other questions. Here are two or
eovtry to peacetime use.
hardy enough Tndividuals could be
three:
If atomic power is technologi-
found to man them—which would
undoubtedly be' easy enough,
How far are we from practical
Bally manageable, if atoms of the
are, made are all in areas where
application of atornk power for
more abundant elements (say aodi-
One or more of these jet or
purposes less violent,' mo -r -e con -
sum, or magnesium, or silicon) can
rocket units could be secured to
trolled, than bombings? If it al -
be put in • a sufficiently unstable '
ends of short crosspieces on a re-
ways develops in such shattering,
state for practical use, and if 'the
volving -abaft — and- behold, you
blasting outbursts it may take a
economics of the whole procedure
have a simple but efficientreac-
long .time to harness it.
can be kept right -sire up, theft the
tion -turbine, ready to run a big',
Remember, one of the first at -
world we live in will be a fantastic
electric generator or to. turn di -
tempts at an internal combustion
place indeed.
rectly' all the wheels in a factory.
_
engine was a Frenchman's inven-
Yw can take as many flights of
Despite, .the warning in Presi-
Truman's first
tion, in which -gunpowder was to
fano on
fancy
y your mental -wings as
..dent announce -
mens, in which he stated that ap-
the fuel. it was not success -
success-
ful.
you- like. Here are just a few of
C
plication of atomic power to the
- - - - • -
• the possibilities:
_ P
tasks of peace must await a long
Atomic "Fuer
Jet propulsion of aircraft, and
course of research and develop -
Vow
of ships and land vehicles as well,
meat, speculation about its postwar
It has been suggested that the "
could be enermousy simplified.
effects - is inevitable.
energy of atomic disintegration
An atomic jet -engine might con-
Will there be no further need
be used indirectly, to avoid this
---_ ---.sist simply of s casing with a,
for coal, or oil. or water power?
violence of action. Minute quan-
-- "disintegrator" suspended in it.
Are stocks based on these com-
tities of an atomic "fuel" might
On this, watar might be Irrmit-
modities acid the utilities con-
be released at a time, in contact
' ted to drip. Split into oxygen and
suming them destined to hit bot-
with water, to generate steam.
- lkydrogan, whkh would urmedl-tom
and Stever come .up again?
That might work, or it might
_ ately mite as stens, this would
Will cheap power be to plentiful
"crack" the water into hydrogen
`;providip a light power -source cost-
that. even Hottentots can own
and oxygen, forming. an ezpto-
-,log almost nothing forr fuel and
whole'batteries of milking' rna- '
sire mixture- There'll be no way
..nothing for rubrication.
chines? Will atoadc -power, in
- of knowing 'until it's r tried. So
;Space ships Passible -
short, bring on an earthly para-
we come back to the President's
-
dise ,after ii has swiftly finished
declaration that there will have
Qr, if one of the abundant and
its Present job of raising •concen-
- 'to- be a lot of research first.
nheap elements, hike silicon from
traced helli
Is uranium, apparently the only
Al HLONE TAKES SALUTE OF TROOPS_ MARKING VJ-DAY
NA
00. 01100, W -IF
Surrender of Japan brings freedom again to one of- the -win's early
heroes--LL'Gen. Jonathan Mayhew' Wainwright. above, the man
who took up the fight where MacArthur left off and held Bataan to
.the end, the man who so inspired his troops that they changed the
name of Corregidor to "Wainwrigltt's Rock." Since he surrendered
Corregidor on Way, a. 1849, he has been a prisoner of the Is
element used in the "new bombs,
-we can stop worrying about the..
likely to be the sok source of
exhaustion. of our oil fields, and - _
atomic power? If so, the question
let the coal beds lie undisturbed
may become pretty much an sea.
for as far ahead as we can foresee..
demic •one, unless much larger bod-
By the same token, we. shall have.
ies of uranium ores can be div-
to find new jobs for everyone in
covered -There isn't enough uran-
these industries, or -support them _
ium in -sight at present to power
on the proceeds of the new atomic- _
the- world's industries, It would be
powered ones. -
like discovering that -diamonds are
10,000 times better than coal as
� � weapon _
fuel.
Since atomic power continues.
We know the terrific. power re-
•forthe time being at least, to be
leased by the new atomic bombs
obtainable only' from uranium.
— but we don't . know a thing
there won't be so much of. it.
about how they are developed .It
Other fuels will continue in use.
may very well turn out, when all
but there will always be an uIP.
the -facts are iei leased. that more.
easy uncertainty about their fa- --
uranium from . the ore than the
pect fevered prospecting for new
bombs generate when they explode.
bodies . of uranium ore—"uranium-
There may.- be a 'significant hint
rushes" 'tike the gold rushes of
to this effect in the fact that the
the, past.
three big plants where the bombs
Finally, as long as atomic pow=
J
are, made are all in areas where
er remains an anything- :like its
hydro electric power' is abundant,
present basis, a terrific instrument
and cheap.
of political and . social coutrol . will
a
If it does cost more, in -power,
be held by the Federal. Govern -
to put -the atomic "fuel" into usable
ment. For, according to the official•
form, then good-bye Utopial Wars
announcements, all patents cover -
are necessarily run, on a damm-the=
irig the processes and uses of tho
expense basis, but in peace we
material are assigned to the gov%-
have to watch our economics.
ernment, which has spent two bil-
_ If atomic power does become
lion dollars of taxpayers' money on
practicable and freely obtainable,
the project.
THERE, THERE EAS'; DON'T -YOU—M
Vow
Zarl of Athlone, takes the salute of Ottawa's ofAcil it celebration of VJ-DAY when hundreds of service=
than and women marched past the reviewing stand. With his Excellency are Prime Minister King and
'7Ddenee Minister McNaughton. In the lower pictura, Maj. Caen. R. M. Hoffraeister, Ooneral Officer
Vom mianding the Canadian Array Pacific Force, spoke to all ranks at Brockville headquarters, thank -
fag them for their splendid co-operation.
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p e busy tongues were still by sleep. ( C.W.A.C.'s REVIEWED
j �t'i Rudolph, the incorrigible, went to
f' the kitchen soon after dinner, to sit
��Lne Blend
a in the chair he loved, to talk grave-
��yy p :✓i�iWW�Gi iJ �.1 ti�Nr
''si,?'Lge ly with Gesner and .the cook and>
Florian and the oilier domestics, of
wars and Oe aftermath of war, ofhis own experience in the army ofFrance in the First World War.He spoke of the great generals ofS_#AABA,1
history, of the first great Churchill,
Corporal John, *Duke of Marlbor-
ough; of Prince Eugene, of Napole-
on, Wellington and Blt:cher: He
loved kitchens, did Rudolph, were
they of castles, inns or. cottages.
' He, who was to the manner born.." �e
found his greatest ease and happi-
'
T X"•::"+:�"::X::`"::?�y ness in the inglenook,
Madame and Meridel hared the
fire in the room upstairs It had
been a good day. ' The events of w"M
last night had not faded,. any more
' '''' than the wine stain on the taupe
But the. beauties of the �a LOUIS ARTHUR' GUNNINGHAM :?. carpet.
day had taken some of the ugliness
C$AP'TEii 7LYI "It is a bit slippery, sir. Gosh, from them; the sweet and gentle
you tpust have had swell time spirit, the love that had pervaded
What's in -the wind, Petah? Any the house had driven those dark Conducting his first inspection of troops since returning from over-
„ at your aunts place, if this is a seas, MAJ.-GEN. B. M. HOFFMEISTER, C.B., C.B.E., D.S.O.
idea? sample of it. Was that pretty girl shadows -'nto hiding and moth of
Ah, well! Roger, rooked at the ?„ them prayed, the old lady and the and two Bars. Commander of the Canadian Army Pacific Force, .'
clear blue sky and thought of the princess?" recently reviewed C.W.A.C. personnel of the 2nd Echelon, C.A.P.F.
g "Yes—that'-was' the princess." young girl in whose eyes the __at Brockville, Ont. Gen. Hoffineiiter is shown here inspecting the __ _
Meridel's eyes and closed his own. "Boyl She looked it. War surely dreams refused to die, that they ranks. The inspection coincided with the 4th Anniversary of the
It would be good to fly again, to " would not come again. C.W.A.C. organization.
has it compeasatiotis.
range the heavens wide and free. "Yes," said Roger wryly. "It's "You sent Roger away happy this
" "By the way," said Peter; Ays• time," said 'madame. "Never be- -
• been a great war, for the Fabres, .
cough, "I heard they found that fore have I seen him go so•gayly
ritzy station wagon of yours' aban- Wee all be sorry to see it end. CHRONICLES
,y He fell si•ent, thinking of that last leave so much that he loved be. By `
doned at Sainte-Barbe, not far hind and depart singing. Bdt it ..
lovely pir-titre' he had taken away Gwendoline P Clarke
from the border. The fug?t;ves with him, the bright faces of the was so tunny. I think he const have
grabbed some farmer's truck there children, madame's burning black taken soLnething . very precious of GINGER FARM e a • +
and took it' almost to the line away with him.
And -they're over, I guess. They eyes and the pride in them and the + --
tears that were like jewels in the
seeem . to have vanished into thin eyes of Meridel: Behind them the Meridel colored, looked at her Already V: J. DA seems aeons ship is parellel to that of King A11 -
Wit gray wills of the chateau; behind it hand tn.it he had kissed. 'Some- away, since time comes now, Fred and the cakes.
"I thought they'd get away, the hills crowned with the dark thing very small I think, madame. measured by events, rather than • • '
Nervy - beggars." green beauty of the spruce trees He asked for my love -and I told by days or weeks. _ Since I had to be in the house
"It's a devii of a- note— That him it was freer giken." Strangely enough, V. J. Day Co- so much lately I thought it might
_ .• and the, pines. y incided with the termination of be a good idea to get a room pap-
a
Manfred Kehl — r + » The old lady looked a! her , -
a big- -shot Nazi; the other lad, shrewdly for a moment; then at out' son's thirty day -furlough and ered — a .lob that has .been hang-
Faber,
ang
1Faber, was a hell -raiser too. No Your dear remembered face, he the fife.' She. rubbed her chin on we had fond hopes when the good Ing fire for some time. Our young
` end .of trouble with him in the thought. Nothing shall dim the the gleaming knob of her stick. news broke it might facilitate his niece Betty is staying with us so
camp, I ,heard from a chap who memory of it for me—not the " discharge which he had applied it occurred to me that with her
Freely, yes, she said after a ,
slid duty there. Theyll find some mountains and the seas between; moment. "Sometimees, I know, it for, since his dad is so longer help I might even be able to paper
pals in the States, you may be not years it I should be kept away is not in our power to give as able to carry on alone. the ceiling — a job I have never
afire. I suppose they'll 'turn up from you that long; not eternity. we should like to give." _ -But eould he get it —. or even yet tackled alone.
next in 'Tobruk." But I'll come back to you, Meridel. " an extension of leave? The answer The ceiling was low enough .that
- And is not that, selfishness,
Roger deep m his heart. did not I know •I was not first in your madame?„ is "no, a thousand times no". But 1 could reach it from a chair and
know whether to be glad or sorry heart. He came there once '. for a The thin shoulders shrugged. neither was his request rejected the room not so terribly big. So 1
.that Michel had escaped. For -: a little while and possessed it, and "Say, rather, it is human nature— so • I suppose all the letters, papers hopefully cut and measured one
while he' had thought, with Tante he does not easily let go. I'm sorry a perverse, stubborn, sometimes strip of paper — 1 thought one
Wimi, that perhaps a bullet from the end for him had to be like this, hateful thug. Logic stops at hu- DREAM TURNS REAL. piece would be enough to experir• --
a pursuer's gun would be the best so dark, so shamefully' dark. 1 man nature. Why do we - do the matt with. Well, i wrestled with
an
answeir to it `all. Now he did not would rather have bested him in things we do, Nein? Why should we that place of evil tot' nanny At
know. His, own- happiness wa-s so fair fight or at least have had cause pain to those who love es hour — pasting and repaeting. At, '
great, vo wondrous. Perhaps the the chance to fight, even had I most? Roger adores you. but you one -lime I had it wrapped around '
Americana, this, time, would sunt lost. ' There's something hollow p a me like a winding sheet and of
to bail, would take the men and about this. victory, know what it is in love�ne who -
ry, something that loves, one who permits herself to
course i [finished up by tearing It
-bold them :prisoners until the war rolls it of its savor. be loved. -It is like that in any � into say number of pieces. in des-
Certainly' 't would be Dreaming thus, he dozed oft and n e• One ` . peratlon I came downstairs and :
' x —
"Homy 40
`foolhardy to let those two escape. it was not until -they a ro led -into gives, the other -takes: Oh. 1 have
_
Well; itinyway. it, wasn't his worry the outlying districts of the city seen it often, often." „ you get one end of a strip to stay
Any more. where Ay -•cough had a chance to "You th uk..it is like that with "� Ot a ceiling while you fix the
+ . do some realty fancy driving. that �•+ other?" I asked. Well, after she
- - with Roger and me ,
,. had finished laughing at me .she
he awakened—just as their front "Isn't. ?t?' ? ..
The eh�ldlen had presented Pe- fender grazed the mighty bumper :'J„ i—„ she 'coverd Ger face with ealsl — You just leave it for now .
- t and I will come down after supper
.ter Ayscough with a huge basket of a tru- her hand's. "I do not KnOW. Oh, he w� �' w
for ribbon -candy-, barley toys, bon- "Did 1 miss much, Pete? is so fine. Eie,is what you call a and help you.
bons, fruit and nuts; which he con=,* "You have .no idea, ani.". Pete So that w•t!9 that. The ceiling
noble knight. I am nothing. By was done that night and Betty -
sumed happily along the way at the grinned cheerfully. All men, espe- accident of birth I was taught to F'
...constant hazard of wrecking the cially truck drivers, will remem- consider myself something for' a and I papered the walla nazi day.
machine. ane► breaking their necks.. her the passing of Peter Ayscough," while, Not now. 'Where is -my no- aeice It is and to have netghbours and
"It ' will 'be a relief to get up in "With a blessing; It ba. �r
bility eomFared with his, with that
the air again, Pete," said Roger "Well,. 1 did hear some of them of so many thousands of men like � �
las they slowed, atony from 'the edge mention names that go with bless- hist—kings, princes, knights —"Another telephone call .... 'Bob,
_ got a gully and ' grazed a telephoxe ings, though their 'faces belied their rI o Be Continued) from down town .. , • he was on
pole on the other side of the road. words. But I do my best, my very parade and all ready to move out
bo sae up ere. est, an o it every ay. ways Auntie: "How did Jimmy get on to Cam Borden when his name
the first to spring to arms at, the , For, nearly ib years, Dr. Syngman was called and he was sent` back
[n .his history ezam." home again., "All's well that ends
call of duty. that's me, Pete'." r Rhee, ` above, .has been president
TI1CWorld's Greatest ' ' ` ' Mother: "Not very well, but it we —
,,, of the trovisional government �£ _ 11" so they say.
- - wasn't his fault. They asked Korea. For most of that i
Source of Information Gradually. quiet descended on the things that happened before the :.has headed a mission in Washing -
We have purchased a a great great house- as the laughter, the poor boy was born." I, ..,ton seeking U.S. aid for his' Kor-
cost to us every telep�one book
In the United States, also every can independence Campaign a0 wyw••
business directory giving names YANKS IN PARIS CELEBRATE PEACE that iii' g°vernment might take '
and addresses of every . menu- - over. Two years ago the United
facturing plant making every
kind of material. Nations pledged his country inde>, ' -
Possibly you would like to our — pendence. With Japan beaten, Dr.
^� somethinir and do ' not know Rhee'a dream nears reality
where o get ic. "We can tet: you
promptly. Our charge for this
service In $2.50. You do not pay and affidavits are lying forgotten ,� I
until you receiv8 the 'articlepigeon.
.y •...,
from the post office or mail in some little pigeon . hole until
enrrier. Write: someone gets around 'to ,' digging - �•
Eastern Research A Engineering a them out. Apparently the only way y
Comany ' F an ordinary soldier can earn I* -
EL V. pt■ice : cognition from �hls superiors is to
37 Pearl street.
Mass. go. AWOL. And then he itrrds out
in a hurry how much the army r
-- --- - needs him and how- determined it :-
;` is o t et him back Not that son '
g �
Bob has ever tried anything quite
£;>, so drastic — too much depends on
him ,for him .to take any chances #
' like that There is eo much work
waiting to be'done at home.
tVe have threshing to do, oats
to draw in and barley ,to cut
and son -Bob, beeliuse a wire from'
headquarters has been held up
some place, is on _draft for Camp, i$5,
Borden! Partner isn't able to cut
the Barley; we can't draw in oats
until we have threshed; and we' It's.. sooihing to tired nerves to
through the streets of Paris, waving Allied flags and cheering the I tern num ter, your naive an a -
ISUE 33--1648 end of the war. / long' alone. I tell him Lila gua ddress.
can't thresh until Bob gets back
embroiderthis restful countryside
home' to look, after things. And the
` scene on a . wall-pane.12 Do the easy -
threshing machine is on the line
stitches in wool or cotton.
:
and will probably want'to . Move. In -
This artistic -wall hanging .. is
sometime tomorrow. We are also
pleasant to live with. Pattern 723
efraid to leave the house very long
contains a rransfer of a 15 x 19% -
in -case "long distance" should
inch picture: color chart: stitches.
call. If I have to go -out) generally
Send twenty cents in coins
warn Partner to listed for the
(stamps cannot be accepted) for s
this pattern to Wilson Needlecraft r
phone. But that Idea doesn't work
Dept., Room 421, 73 Adelaide St.
Piling jeep, American G.L's and a Wac ride
n
well because he- falls
too we' hgee
West, Toronto. Print plainly pat- ='
aboard a passing
asleep it he is left in the house too
1 d d
through the streets of Paris, waving Allied flags and cheering the I tern num ter, your naive an a -
ISUE 33--1648 end of the war. / long' alone. I tell him Lila gua ddress.
r ..11. ... .- - :. ;: .. • « -
,.'' Cta sided AdVt'8 Fame an
COMBIE :LUMBERronto AD �� _ �. � $ IX
. CO -C
FOR SALE. gents bicycle. (good The O- AGinconrt W
condition. Joe. T:iwapson, 2nd con. LIMITED ROl\
Pickering. c _ - O GIBSON
$'OR SALE—'29 Durant four, motor Scarboro Junction :;Theatre
_ and radiator just aver-haultd this :,—TRANSPORT
spring. Reasonable• Pick. Phone TELEPHONES — Howard 1117, and Scarb`rjro SW -
TRANSPORT Stouffville {
b7 R 23: - -
QAR'fAa�
WANTED housekeeping room$, ?tough and Dressed Lumber Millwork Phone Stouffville 348
unfurnished, in or near village of Frames Sash Doors Screens Doors Open Each Night Ak 6.58
Picker, Box 478 News Office - MOVING g
Interior Trion Mouldings
WANTEDF—man to clean. a well. Dr. Matinee Saturlay At Z P.
Soft and Hardwood Floortng SAND GRAVEL STnNE M.
H. C. Pearson, Dumbarton. .Phones Brick Insulated Siding Cedargrain Shin,
Siding - FRIDAY SATURDAY i
15 R 12• -Wallboards Rock • Lath 'C<dar Shingles 'AUGUST31 and SEPTEMBER 1
FOR SALE:—down and diad trees Asphalt Shingles Roll Roofing,w, °
in bush. 37 1-2 miles .north of Pick- Masonite Products Barclay Tile Y Y ANTED
T E D
Bring. C. F. Bulmer, ?7 Wellesley Rock Wool Insulation .Cement and Lime DEAD HORSES AND CATTLE �� of the Wild
x 3t. Toronto. Weeping Tile rr `..Sewer Pipe For tree plcli up phone Clark Gable and .Loretta Young
FOR RENT—small cottage, barn :MARTIN-SENOUR 1ll0 p. c. PURE; PAINT g
71. miles north of Pick- BR .. .. .. .. . .
and .acreage, 3 � .. .. ..... .
OQKLIN .. .� Sb
Bring on Greenwood Road. C. F. ; ti
PICKERING �� Fi$h ng Lady
Bulmer, ?7 Wellesley Vit. Toronto. r
PICKERING .. .. .. .. .. 39
NGINCOURT '..... .. zone 2144
LOST Pickering Villa All Ades of P. C. Cedar Shingles • • -- Navy Personnel
g g.:, a small _ g Ne pay the phone chargef
black dog, part spaniel aid part. _ _ Universal News
Pomeranian` Answers to name of Sellers and Atkinson, auctioneers. -
"Spurt" Notify Glen Crawford, in • • # • GORDON YOUNG LTD -
Pickering, please, FRIDAY, SEPT.. 7—auction sale of "nrnoco Phone Ad.,363d - -
- FARMS FOR SALT dairy cattle, roots, corn, grain, hay,
on Lot 23
300 Acres Pickering Township, well- ,con. 3, Soarboro, nine and O _
equipped dairy farm-, running water a half miles east of Agincourt. The, Claremont Meat
through stables,five acres hardwood property of H. P. Elliott. Terms,
bush,. halt mile school, near No. 7 cash. Sale at 1.30. Tilt ie a god Market
Highway. $4000 down- Albert Matt+ dairy nerd. All are T. B. tested. Due - -
hews, Brougham, Ont. to loss of buildings and crop through Our Motto Satisifaction or money p
FOR SALE — 100 New Hampshire fire, owner is forced to call this Refunded
Red pullets, starting to lay. Apply sale. Sellers and Atkins=, auction- Choke Baby Heefe from Oatariorr - -
Corner Station Road and Bangs �• > Farms .
liom�e-mak Sawaie A Specialty t'
Line. Sep. 7. TO NIGHT
OR RE 4T—single room, partly. Brougham Firemen Draw - Dance Deliiery to BeonaiatatD itabsetoa
-
funished. Apply News Office. In Old Township Hall • asci vki%4.v, Tumday -Friday
Wanted --Singer Drop Head Sewing 'Ptyeee Right •— QNWity Gtaranbeed _
Machines. We pay caak. Call or CARD OF THANKS
write. Singer Sewing Machine, 16 A. Z SUTHERLAND
Ontario- Sir. Oshawa, phone 69a Mr. Rose Burns and -family wish
30 if to t;•iank the kind friends, neigh-- phw low 111asreaaea11. Wit•
- - —Bought and Sold_ bora, pallbearers and those who
'Used Clothing -- sterilized, clean- kindly provided cars: for their many , , ,i
ed and pressed like new. a acts of kindnesar, floral tributes and
C.rr, ` R. C LENS E�iI N 3 r'rmanmt Nagging pain,
birgp stock of high elms. saftat sympathy, .which proved so cornfon- __.
overcoats and panto. Also a -
good ing in our recent bereavement in i s t FUPi1tRAL OIRIE(TOR that FM3s tate Tam
stock of neer iwther coats and Cie• lass of a loving wife. and mr-: A S Private Ambulaom Nerves, It way be. Your Mmes
windbreakers, ane gents' furnish- her,
E"boae Mares -seat „
Ings at very reawnab,e prices. Cal: » • • •.. L. • uatvers 6eo8 C. H. TUCK. PT. Q.
and be convinced. Card of Thanlm - Dish Bl
I wish to than c through the col-
e7 eejF, Opp F. O
- . Sant Schwarz- i Markham -`CJrit.
21 Bond. Street 'R'est, 0ehawaOnt. umns zf your papor, r,y-• - any _iPhone 151.8 _ _ FOR SALE — 2S and '0 fo:,i Hydro d, _ - -
{mien and net ghb• rs• • for thpir a,•ts
poles. Delivered. L►res run on Priv- of kindness duricg my. zPcent 1.:t-
Maple Leaf Fire osHAwA, ONT.
Ate property•-Wiring:.done. Markham ness, pnrticuiar' t ^c�_whn k`isi•�e Tpay-off+ -
Fame 74 R- 4.' Aug. 3t presence, words of . c:1. � and cam,- . �e� ;
C[Tr PI.On TVG forts w -re much aep:ecisted: . al cc
un MiIEAGE -
-Insurance-Co. RADIO SERVICE
AND JGRT��+L - — j
Custom i?iowing with
Tractor _ Arthur F. Percy IC = r - - r - i
Tractor. Lawn Grading _ - in Df PENDABI ,F,.�s•+" M. Crittenden nllt p Rates - _
1 Chsa ' . for Farm sad Countin
W eve e
2; Eitr, Street, Ajax - PERFORMANCE Buildings MAM66ALTY�S
. Sevt: 7 1 -'Windstorm - Insurance on .-Bundinw,
Overseas pals met aga:.i over the =EE TON ok P""`A'
week -^^ii whpi FC!: Jo;,In Nnlan• hail Windmills, Silos etc.
*DO THINGS RIGHT a plea.�sant surprise visit from PO. +GOODYEAR Automobile Insurance .� Guaranteed Repair 8ar►loe
An3' Make or 110" . 1
It 6 better not to do things at . i ,Smith, of Vancouver with whom he � � � Ail Kinds - -
all than to do them wrong. suepssfully cry r.pleted thirty-eight + p _A RT IJ U R FIELD
This 1.9 certainly true in legal operational flights -over enemy tern- GORDONiLAW 'Bowman Rowe'
` Documents, Rills, Conveyances. itory. Having. riet overseas these., PH ONE 52 R 8
:
' men became m-mbers of tae same fiekering, Ontario
:Consult Your' Farmer -Lawyer Lsacaster Somber crew,
CAPT. HUD STEWART
Pickering 17 R 22 Sonth Pfeirering Ratepayers' Asa*.
Annual Meeting _
. ..., A � .. . ' •: 9�.c
_ ._ .
—-- ----
South PickeringRatepayers' Ass- .
The next in et:ag of the Red Cross
ociation will hold tapir annual meet94, INCOM TAS
HF:R�R1 •GI�'F:'ti that on` or will be held at the home of Mrs. i✓. tnR and election of officers Thura- �'
about t'• 15th day of Jure 11,45, a' J. Annis, on uues ay,. • T
fully grown fat white sow: pg came �°-1. l'i�as� ��rsti'Y as ear'y as pozsible• 8.p..m. DVS 31sT AUGUST, 1945
upon the gremise< i sir.leY. as there aFe two quilts to be done. The Association wrill :hold a corn and
Gourlie, on lot 'l9, in the Broken R'elcome H Mme to Lieut G. J.oy.ce ., « 'her r. apt at Ron Whi:e'3 :�orng, Taxpayers are reminded that any bolanes of income
Front concession 'of the Township home from overseas. H;ghb,ish Trail, Rouge Kills, cru :. tax on 1944 incomes is due on 31st August, 1945
:,,of Pickering, and the owner be ng i 'Mr. and Mrs. -C. Annis 'arid dau- Tuesday evF•,�ing, Sept 7r at 8.00 yb be'sure that there will be no •error' in account --
unknown, althoaaah . ,Mr. Gourlie , ghter Evelyn have been holidaying p• m, Adm. 35c. Come and get aa- Ing for your payment, Complete. the remittance
` nuainted with friends of South
k gave notice of its presence there by in 'Muskoka:
farm
provided -below and mail it with your re-
a Notice as to same •and .which app- �. Mrs. George Barmennan, has re- Pickering. _ mittance to our District Ins
eared in the Pickering Dews. turned from Pointe au Bartel where y peefo� of Income Tax. J
THIS THEA' is to give Public [she has been spending a few weeks. The Mission -Band and Baby Band '1DEPARTMENT OF NATIONP►L REVENUE—TAXATION DIVISION
NOTICE that, by request of the said I Mrs. Fanny Littleford is improv- picnic will be held --on Friday'after-
Alex. Gouriie; the undersigned (ing after an operation at the East noon of this week, at • the . home of
Poundkeeper will, at the said prem- 1- General Hospitah of 'Pirie Grove, spent Sunday with etstOstE TAX etdremA►Nc twat -- — -
'ices of Alex. Gourlie, offer the said We are sorry to hear of the ill-
_. —_ as
cow dor . sale by Public Auction Hess o y - n family.. - ..:.•...•.• .. �.» ......... _........_............ ........• ...
as Tuesday, the 18th day of. Sept- for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Charles Fiss. Mrs.. McKinneg, m�eioerd t+l aw a.rt.................................. �.a; p&T:w. to ^tt mivw,G a1. of a eaeao
,ember, 1946, at the hour. of two, Murray Sewell, of Marnhwn, is of Brooklin, will- be guest speaker. Via"'' teooK°` POf� °rd'rl
e'clbck in the afternoon to the spending a few days mere with his The rhothers of the children ' are in- s ;•..»;.».;:.,,..».„......... ».... .».„......... i. d res let ow y..e
highest bidder, unless the animal is grandfather, Walton Annis. vited to come and bring a picnic z»r raoosa�»""�
sooner replieved or redeemed _ baskets _ -. _
Dated at the Township of Pk&Aw- - $ Pwam" or'!rt a..y • "" "'•
llt♦o
Miss Eileen Carson left on Mon-
taA Onta % this 3*d day of Aug- Mount Zion day to train as a nurse in Oehawt�
TAA 1948. ..» ..,.......,. _ :............ .».. ... '�
Elmer Attars,' Potetedk per General Hospital. T'he best of hect li+:R es ei'iioJ•. "•: r
Miss Ruth Carson spent a wee1% goes with her in her new duties. -».� �» ».•.•.•»».•. ~'
Sept, 14 vacation at Weston with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walt. Bricnall and
SALE REGISTEiL Dr. V. Hoskins, Toronto, was the daughters, of Markham, spent Sun-
_ -
apecfal speaker on Sunda evening, day with tae farmer's sister, Mrs. . - - - »- • .• - •.....-......
Sunday or
......� SEPT.
,� plat 0 sad Alddratr abe" assort! ar Awra as �r raaor res Mata.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 26--�iport- music was in charge aL �e Errol Carson and family. Margaret .. _ .
ant auction 'sale of db 'head of reg- choir and Luella sod Eileen Carrott Brignsli is 'remaining for a few l.:.rkr..... r..»:.:..:::.............r.:.....:..:.....:......:..i:.:....•....:....:.................:.::.. .......
istered and high grade Holstein rendered a lovely duet. holidays. (stat. a.r. yt...nt .aa:..., el —T dtaage ,tU*. r9tura et" -
dairy cattle, including fresh, spring- Neat Sunday 'elrening,"'Rev. R. W. Keep in ' mind the Kinsale Anriv-
IM and young cattle. These cattle McVey, will be batik from his 'vac- ersary Servicer on Sept. 9. - The .
knave just passed a negative blood stion. He will deliver a special lab- service* will be -in charge of the Green River, CdA: inued `-Ifoov� r.
Meet and will be. sold subject to or Day Sermon. minister from .Wnitevale.
je Mr. and Mrs. Simpson' visited T. - We are' preavd to welcome home
T; parse.
Also; a neer Case tractor on Miss Betty Appleby spent a few I • Miss; G. Parrott, Ashburn, spent
robber, 4 -months old, power imple- days with relatives at Lindsay last Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Lewis and �' Williams' Mrs. George Rickard from .England. -
Universal milking machine, week. - Jones and f#mily. Mr. and Mrs. CheWiiwn; Messrs George will follow s�o*iyt
poems, Geo. Loree and Frank Loree • visited Mrs. Hobson and Mrs.
hap, grain, etc. the property Mr. and Virs- George'Wilson spent Mias Dorokny Hoskin, Toronto, Is Pranleet. of
Sherman Arnold, Lot 33, Coln. a, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ler. ' upending a vacation with Mr. ax F. Willi" on Sunday lent. Toronto; Mrs. Trewartha and ](1.M
�ptckering. Sale at 1 P. �. Terms Smith, Prospect. Mrs. Reg. Hoskins, ..and daaglZ Mr. Carl Robinsdn, of Toronto, Fuller, of Markham, salled on s
ea*� No Weserve. Fatah sold. Be* Mr. and Mrs. Fred Disney, atLinda. spent a week with his aunt, Mrs. A; awnbes of friends here last wes�c.
postern, Lloyd Turner, cleat. Brooadlin; Mr. and Mr's. J. Albright,
" .t.p,a...."' • -" ._�5'- _. _ _m.�+ 'w. i- '' _ ,s4 ,.: _..e<. • ..-_'Is<_�''' _ ._ .:c --T. ..'^'��� _ _. -. -i't.
Threshing is in full swing now. Mrs- Walter Knox spent the, past to hospital last week for an appen- ?
CL i� R E M O N T : w Brougham people shale the -joy three weeks on a trip to t2w West dicitis operation. This makes five
of Mrs. Maskell aro Jean in the safe Coast, and visited several points on I girls for similar operations recently,
return from ove f Mr. ' Meek- the return journey. t from here.
Mrs. A. Pretty is back on tea job - — ell. ' Mrs. Walter Bennett, of Markham, I F. M. and Mrs. Chapn=, wit&
age's in the post office after her anyone not a member is welcome to while on a visit at the home of Mrs. two boys, Frank Wonnacott and Carl
recent operation in the East G+ener- contribute to this Institute presen- �'.W., M• g �0--_._-- ' G. Faiilip, became ill, and was taken i._(�lsra:y, attended the, International %
al hospital. tation, The annual re -union picnic of the to Stouffville •Hospital; We ho Do Show at Brampton on Saturday.
the details of w'aich are in Pe S Y•
Mrs. Lawson and Miss McPhail the hands of a capable committee W. M. S. on the lawn of Mrs. Geo. she may soon - recover. All breeds of dogs and all shapes
of Toronto, spent the week -end with composed of mothers of service men Philip, had had it's 9th session, and On Monday', August 27, our. oldest sizes and peculiar looking mugs ,
its usual fine attendance. Visitors villa a resident Mrs. T. C. Brown were on view. Albeit the were
jar. and Mrs. C. A. Overland. of Brougham. g , y ' qa L*
Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Wellman spent Mrs. L. Johnston Sr., gave a very being present from Toronto, Mark- observed her 83rd birthday at home. nice looking ..as some of the show -
'Sunday at the 'home of Mrs. Con- thought-provoking talk on "Russia" sham, Whitevale, Claremont, Green 'Rev. Kennedy will be .at home on. men.
: River and Brooklin. 'Mrs. Johnston, Sunday' next, fiordon ,.Smit•a has been home for .
hers: telling about Mrs. Chiirchill s visit Y _.
Mr, and Mrs, Artfiur Sadlier and to that country •, after raising, the, President, conducted the opening de- Mrs. J. Everest and son Ray were ' a few days and has been relieving
Mrs.' Stanley Sadlier and daughters "Aid Russia Furd''. Mrs. R. Bu- votiores, and made ii a service of with Mr. Thomas Gamma on Sun- in farm work for his' brothers-in-
�, of Toronto, spent the yweek-end with rell provided the first of a new fea- thanksgiving for Peace, by the use day. _ _ law. Gonion looks fit and hopes to
of hymn O God our help for ages
Mrs, Hammond. tore cn the W. L program, Five s-= get his discharge soon. .
Gordon Benson- of the Army is.mutes'. Current %cents". Mrs. hl. 1past" and reading from the hymn- - - •Fred and. Mrs. Puckrin. are enjoy
spending a leave at his home here- Burk read a letter of resignation • cry the thanksgiving prayer, Prayer Audley ins, a week's vactation at London,
Mr. and Mrs. P. Grendon, of Tor- frown. the President. Airs. M., knnis, was led by 'Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Nor- and other poixts' in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrsti Nott, of Port ton, • Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Malcolm,
I onto, who' is prevaiited frovi carryixw on School re -opens on 741esday,' Sep- . =.r•
Perry, Mrs, Bradley Douglas and by her engagement at Brock road � Mrs- Holtby, with, Mrs.- Poynter tember 4. Miss Brown will be ict'
Doris,
of Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. school. Regret expressed- b Mrs. Joining in Petitions. Selections were I charge again. 'Grien River :
P Y
Walter Baker, of Markham and .Mrs- Robertson when accepting the • uffice read from the Psalms by Mrs. Har- I Mr, and Mrs. Pangman, who-tmva
_English, of Toronto, -were at the thus left -vacant, may, and the National Anthem sung, a Jersey Farm at Cowansville, Que., �, T. W. Kerr of Toronto, and,
home of Mr. and Mrs. owe a The on--- �a -spark-somn?ittee- '' visit -to Gra
tie usual friendly ndI y chat or er the " Pmd- smex�-laet�e > - Huitson, of Miskimin, who has
Hawkley, over Sunday. teacups and deli.. -lois is refreshmerts gave a short program - of guessing tulations are in order, to.
P returned from overseas, also CpL
Claremont football team won over brought' the afternoon to a close, contest" led led by Mrs Gannon aha John Puckrin4 who will soon become
Rogers Majestic 1-0 at the park here with .thanks -being offered the host- Mrs. Poynter. Mise Dorothy Harlock a benedict. Norman Forbes, stationed at Brants
last Friday evening. George DeRueha led ir. games„ wen the. invitation ford', visited J. B. Wilson last weals
g. eases Mrs. N. Burton, Mrs, 0. Bur- Several of our boys are taking a Pte Wm, Thompson, of Toronto,
Dal, came' to have refreshments• All �y�}ern for harvest'worla
was responsible for the wring S ton, Mrs. Hutchings and' Mrs'. $oda- p spent the week -end with his sister
Tonight will be the final meeting yr, ` brought fine appetited to tie tables Mrs. Gunter visited with her par- Mrs. Atkenson.
of the united Fellowship Classes sad - ! to enjoy? tea and fine edibles. The ents W. H. and Mrs. Weetney on `�' Armour Ellis, of Orange�131�
will be held in the Baptist Church Visitors at Mrs. Brown's over the Roll Call for the afternoon was - Sunday.
t "Why I liky Brougham", and judo- Master Carl is visiting her brother, Mr. J. A.
' at 8 P. m. week -end were: Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Disney, of Whitby, Nighswander. _.
Mr. Malcolm Forsyth is out' a- Brown's son, Lieut. Jack, home ' ' it still has been spending his vacation here. ' Mr. and Mrs. Barefoot of Ami .
gain after his recent injury receives from ove it always, has been-ene of the best The apple 'crops here are almost ;
rseas, and Tom, daughter, visited J..' B. Wiflon.
spots on earth --and its people the a total failure --tee first time in
in a fall. Mss. DRytssn and Judy. Callers os. Miss Gail Datoe, of Toronto, 4
jJr. and Mrs. Jlmnes Coates spent Saturday were: the Ead Betts fam- land lad and friedliest to be found the history of the township. Even visiting her grandparents, Robtr and
a few'' days last week visiting friends ily, of Newmarket. Mrs.. W. Bennett anywhere. Apreciation is felt for all big orchards nave hardly . enough • �• . Defos. . ' III
- in tae north country.. of Markham is with Mrs. Philip this w,to worked so eflteiently in-makfng apples for the home use, Besides Miss. Margo Wilson was s Brau►p■
this event so pleasurable. the infestation of scab on the leaves
The regular meeting of the Clare- Weak. Mrs: A. Harvey and son are ton visitor last week.
mont-North Pickering Red Cross at the Bert Harvey dome. Mrs. Har- wilt doubtless cause a heavy mortal- Mr. and Mrs. B. Lehman v/a
-- society will be held it the hozde of lock and Dorothy are holidaying at ('%is weers) sty of. trees next year. .Toronto visitors last week.
Mrs. Bert Harvey, Brougham, On Picton this week. Evelyn Beer is Visitorial at the Albert Gray some .The Audley ball team. are not die- A dommunity shower was held os.
:Mommy fig, September 3,_ at 8 vfsi#irrg Oshawa friends. on Sunday were: Mrs. Gray's father, couraged by their failure to take a Saturday evening for the popular
p, M. A. good attendance is request- Mr. W. Gray had' the miafortuae Mr. Ben Carter, and Mrs. A. Jack- high score in the league. They have young couple, Don and Mrs. WU1- °
son: played a good game, and nave had I -
ed, to receive a serious leg injury when p Y I came, who have arrived 'ruin' over -
jar. Arthur Bates and family spent kicked by a sow on Thursday Last. The Misses Helen and Sarah Mal- a lot of good fun with the grmpet- seas. Frank Williams has also reo-
eolm were with the John Knox -fam-
. -the week -end at the home of Mr. Mr. Easton has installed �a new reg boys..* � catty .arrived home.
_ ily;.of Hampton, last week -end. Mies Margaret Johnson was takes, '
and Mrs. Don hedges. gac-filling equipment last meek. Continued onsdjoinac►g page
- Mr. Charles DeRusha has •been -
Wd off from the Scarboro plant for __.
the past wee � owing to illness. :
Mr, Tom Davis, Stouffville, moved
into the Albert. _Lee residence this s 4
.week.. - Y'
Miss Eileen Cooper► of
Toronto°
spent the week -errs with her peopleto
�'.
here.
Mrs. Donald Hedges and Aug
ter Rosemary, returned on Saturday,
After spending- the week in Toronto. - • t fi� ..,
- Next - yS•j,-1,I may will be tae last of
.the union services. The morning
'vice will --be held in the United
Church send 'tae
evening' senice. !n :
!the Park. Rev: Kennedy' -will be- in
:charge of both • sen -ices.
f :rOT£--the- Re-ealar -Meeting of
;6i Women's Mission Circle of the
Baptist Church has -been withdrawn -
' for this month, owing to the fact
the guest speaker was unable to
come.
Mr, and. Mrs. Ridges,.. of Ajax,
spent the week -end at the bon's of '
mr. acrd• Mrs. Len Lye.
- See the advertisement in this issue
- to the- opening dance' ° ?this
Mr. Len Lye h" been addedto Y "'
_the staffof the Sarco Plant. :here,
Q
Q 0.�
and commencesduty .ima11J1 $ eiy.
Held Here
.A Young People's -Rally will be
held here on September 6th,' and
will be sponsored by the young
cal Baptist Church..
people, 'of the lo
Theld in the local
he Rally will 'be
q1 )ark with •a picnic supper at 6 P.
U- -Following-tIm-supper, there will
• e a program of sports, - and . then
the meeting Around the • camp Sire. • .
'.Rev. B. T, McDairmid, of Toronto,
will be tare speaker for the occasion.
Bowlers Make Fine Showing,
• A week ago, 10041 )w. e
Beare, Fred Evan*, Bob Forsyth and
•R, Vessie won nigh for one win, at
:Oshawa in the Gold Medal Tourna-
vr,mt• Last Friday eveaing, Messrs,
Fved Evans,. Fred , Ward and Earl.
Boom won the first Prizi in the'
00uraament on Men's Trebles, at
A- Uxbridge, Next Monday, Labor Day,
,a tournament of Mined Doubles
-be held
the sinelsir Trop'hY
an the en.
leeil gre
j BROUGHAM
'(te4eived for 'last _week's issue)
The August .meetisig • of the W ons-
en's institute was held at the some
Of Mr. w d Mrs. N. Burton.. In the
absence of Mrs. M, Annis, 'the- Nice-
Breside°nt, Mrs: T. Robertson, pres-
ided. During the business session,
'considerable discussion took pi -ace
'soucerning the presentation to be
shade to Brougham men upon their
return from overseas, which resulted
in a fund being started for thia
pvsposel It is propos to talcs up
r, ca.'..cti ;n A. ear'.: rVC in3,wrA
-ant
more �h
.-chs
bn'
- _ ------------
THAT DREAMhome,
- don't really need. We must support. -
�OMfiDAY
will be Yours --if You are willing
rationing, observe price ceilings, and
Maks this Plodgs
-to fight for it today! Bricks may
avoid black markets. If we do this,.
'ng
build a house, but to baits a home
.we can keep prices from sh
you need more than bricks! You
sky high.- If we dart, some day 'u
1 Pledge myself to dO mypeo
need security-�-a job -a future! And
be :paring• s dollar for fifty cc
� %§U*M=
these depend on a Canadian dollar
worth of goods., This means
that- will always buy, a full dollar's
dollars --those dollars you're rased
h' araw.i•e r.M.afw�- sad avoiding,
b� marina is Nor Shape or
worth of goods—a steady, sound
our home—will onl be worth
to buy Y 1
:`
- - dollar that's not pulled, down to '
fifty ceutst This is indatioa!
-
-
half . its value by ia9ationl.. 'That's
: And after . inflation comes de es- .
�" "a"'M'' �'�" °'"�"�' ` other
and -iodation measures, and re=
,tee
why it's •necessary NOW—more than
sion! We know what happened- after
ffaning from careless and unneceal
: ever now—for all of us -to fight and
the last wet! It mustn't be allowed to
" sarr buyng. I win not bur e:.o '
-
work to ices that • dollar worth t
p
• '
ihappen ' 1h; That's why; for our:
where one will do, not will I btq
's. "new" where an "old" will do::..
dollarl
own sakes, and for - the sake of the
^ Why is 'it so +�importa,at NOW?
returned men to whom'we owe a job;
ft t rylao Vk/att e.ion npP�ns
Because now is the time civilian Dods
g
• a future, a home -of their' own—we
Edon and abiding
_ by all such measures
,
are scarce, and money is plentiful:' '
must make sure Canada's dollar re-
which will tower the
- -
NOW is the time we must guard
mains steady. We stag keep, up -a
rM cost of lining and
help keep pleas ata
.
aS� nst paying MORE than things
constant fight against our cooten•
norm-' ia.el:
•i - ,
'are worth; or buying things we
enemy—in9adon!
Aailtrha by THE BBEwINc3 INDtl9'rHY (ONTAIRIO) to raved the doyens of iaidoa:
� TA11to .
s
-,
:-
s'
•
a e �s.
World ,hopper Churchill, Cheered _
.�nsr
1:S DOINGBy London Crowd
' ,•e' _ Winston Churchill- was cheered
e• y� e ` N wildly outside Buckingham Palace a:
�•'iilot'a Night Lig "t by a jubilant V -J -Day ccowd'that
,r- 1 ,, •practically ignored Pritn_e' Min
;, s -k.ter Clement Attlee and his
;new
: -
g
AT ANY MEAL A�IYT1 M t Labor Cabinet. -
f " We 'were the first cdnntry to Attlee and his official party
• .� drove unrecognized past - the
engage extensively to
Slight -fight
-But! housewives all over the w - Ing, writes the London -correspon-
--: - crowd, which had been waiting l.•_
Y �� dent of the Ottawa JournaL Its_ bar
4►� ��
problems, have b e e en studied ter hours at greet them. A 'few
country have learned the ��e,:..�>•� p minutes . later] 'Churchill's car
acieatifically by the _ R A.F and drove up from the apposite. di -
IL
wisdom OiServiAg•Kel 0U a big improvements devised. Above
ad "-to-eat cereals often. A super -bomber of
rethe typo rection _and the, cheering mob
y which Gen, Henrys H. Atmolik all things � night pilot needs to broke through police lines to
Nothing to min or cook. flee objects outside the aircraft. ,
commander o! the U. S. Air reach him.
but he is handicapped and dazzled
Forces,• says -the Army now hays. Churchill . beamed happily and
Appetizing anytime Of could circle the earth at the by the lighting needed for the con- waved. '
d8
Easy-to-digest,too dT� - equator iri only three' ju3nps. Erols• in the, cockpit raid b7 refire
Y. Circumference of the equator is tion from - the wind and aide -
24,902 milts. A range two and stream. A $4,0,000 penicillin, factory,
one-half- to three• times that, of reportedly the largest in the
a B-29 would• permit. the super-, He has been, therefore, in a world', is being built near Liver-
bomber to fly 9000 to 10,800 worse case than anyone trying . -poo]England.
J hales without -landing. ' , see out of a lighted room at night,-
sLe A new method of duel system
�.�y�/ lighting has now been devised
S
ak �' -North West Territories, which procidea floureseeni liglit. Swift. e for Miserable
� , of 'the.
Eas
• ' ♦ sfag for the instrument pahel and
•% / \� say& the FinancialP
• Post. _
Cw� I The action of the Dominion red lighting to illuminate the cock•
pit. By these meaAs reflections BACKACHE
Government` in taking- over all are -, eliminated •and the coekpft
/ rights in radioactive ores, such as lighting interferers only to a neg Don't trifle with that backache, because
uranium it the North West Terri- ligible degree with vision of Out- backache, along with leg cramps, restless
tories _and- the Yukon, by instru- side objects. (nights, puffy eadachy rheumatic pains and
- ment of order -in -council of Sep- : Eye -strain- and general fatigue your -kidneys are Get relieure F ui Y�
g - - - - --- eri lazy.
' . tember, 1943, has ,lessened the are reduced to the minimum. The --with SLD, MEDAL Haarlem �
interest of. the average prospector fluorescent lighting is obtained by GOLD MEDAL Capsules• will gluts yon •'
20 Crews Seek in the area. It has, however, quick- painting the instruments, much se' swift relief because th help your
• sued the interest of- the govern- the. bands of a .watch are made � to get back on the-ob, filtering your
B blood, and removing the troubk-cu sing
" . VOICE Of THS Uranium- Deposits went -employed geologist 'and ed- luminous. The interior red light waste arida and poisons.
_ gineer 'o the exthat the Hon. has the advantage that objectii GOLD MEDAL' Capsula contain ac -
tent
MSSshow up brightly when. directly ob• curately measured amounts of the gen- :
The importance of uranium ore C. D. Howe, Minister of Munitions - trine and original Dutch Drops, known`
served but fade out when the obs .
and its role in atomic bombs and . and Supply, has annodnced the use thewozid-over for thdrsou t•Sect3vetLD
SAFE BUT UNEXCITING atomic power have focused the of 20 government prospecting server looks . away from them. That's why you can count BeGOLD
Moreover, the pilot can regulate MEDAL Capsules for relief. e sure yyoonrt
eyes of the world on the mining partite in exploring.the, area in the the strength of the lighting ae- . fibs a GOLD MEDALHaatiea
The type of sato we Intend to belts of northern Canada, particu- general vicinity of Great Bear Gee 40c box from _
Net atter' the war is one fitted iarly an the Great Beai Lake: area Lake. cording to regtiirementa:. Your druggist.-
- with a gadget which will make the — -
oar stop and count 10 before lilt•_ FARMS Ii'OR SALE -• TIME TESTED . QUALITY
t]hm a pedestrian. 6AQY CHICKS- FOR SALE
— Londoa,'Free Press. FREE RANGE PULS-ETS, TWELVE. FARM, ERiN .TOWNSHIP, CLOSE SERVICE and SATISFACTION I.
weeks up to laying, Also day-old BOILER Erin Village and 24 Highway on (liars properly developed ani _
_NEXT __ chicks, hatched to order for Fall 6 O !6e
li PLT„ GOL-DIE llcCULL.00H, 6i Has building. gpring creek, water printed. -
dellverY.. Tweddlo Chick Hatch- H. 110 LBB. 8TEA11[, IN EX- walla, small maple bush. 160 acre. R 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS
refs■ L-tmited,
'Fergus. Ontario.. CELLENT CONDITION: IRON Open for offer. Inteuetad fa REPRINTS i far 260
;FIREMAN 8TOKER. RECEIVING quick sale. L.ot 20, Con 11, Erin. 8.1NE81t ENLARGING BERVICH
Havtng smashed the atom, "TANK, CANADA LAUNDRY, illi
ISelsace may aOW be. expected to FREE RANGE PUT -LETS 12 WEEKS DUNE)" W.. TORONTO. 150 ACRES Op' GOOD LAND FOR You may not get all the flims Yoe
y xpe up to 26 weeks, Day old chicks sale on county road. malls, to want this year, but you can get elf
J011ek1e the "smithereen," Which, hatched to order for Fall dsliv- ELECTRIC '1.0� highway and village with good" the quality and service you desire
- ery. Top Notch - Chlckerlea, buildings. Apply to Evans Ward. by sending your films to-
ffiings are frequently blown to. too. Guelph. ,Ontario. REWOUND AND REPAIRED, EX- Claremaount, Ont. IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE
-•-
Ottawa t7ltlfen. part workmanship. Moderate station I. Toronto-
CHICKS, SEPTEMBER -OCTOBER' price . Lloyd
M. Bettger. Monk-. MEDICAL- }
delivery. souid be ordered, nom.
4 INFINITESIMAL. We have 'a Lmited quantity start- DON'T DELAY: EVERY SUFFER PATB1ETs
-ed chicks immediate delivery. DCN-DACH'S KENNELS, RZGI8- er -of ]Rheumatic Pains or Maur—
Haw tlAt an � _ Bray Hatchery, 130 John N., Ham- tared, for. Dachshund yuppies. itis should try Dixon's Remedy- FETHERSTONHAUGH & COMPANT
WelLitton, Ont, Munro's Drug Stora, 135 Elgin,
Wrtla 136 Riverside Dr., West- Patent solicitors. Established
'•._Ieeleatlsts tell us that it a drop of mount, Weston. Ontario. Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. 1390; ..34 King Wast. Toronto.'�►steT t;TUMAC•H' AND THREAD WURMi3 were enlarged to the else of -�— Booklet , of' Lotofmatioa on- 're-
HCSI'_ilE9S OPPORTUNITIES guest
af earth, each atoll -In, it would GAME MINDED AMERICAN BLACK often are the cause of lit -health
-� and tan, res'lstered hound pubs• In humans, all a es. No 1 0311one Im-
-It this
r long) e _
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Details on receipt. Shares 11,00 Ontario. BAUMEEliA FOOT BALM L1E• Long rural school. The salary Is
each -or 6 for $5.00. Send for ONCE USED 75 -LB: JUTE POWATO strops offensive odor instantly. 111,00 Duties c Der year : Either ■ ly,
,The Lady Next Door sale• a man 'shares to St; Catharines Optimist sacks,_ ,S%c each: 75-tb. cotton 45c bottle, Ottawa agent Deamea tpMr commencing Sept. . Apply
Club, Boz 445-H., St Catkaetaed. .A Mrs. Wm- Nyman, Sec. -Treses '
Pr aan't expect his wife to send him Ontario. . potato aacks, 7c each; 60=I on. Drug :Store. Ottawa Algoma Mills. - Ont. '
bushel o! love 1! he Suet gives ton Rockall- 6c each. write immed•
* lately, London • Bag Company: PROVEN' REMEDY —EVERY SUS-
b�r s peck on the sheet When he lately. , Out. ferers Rheumatic Pains or Neur- llCRHA11f COUNTY, S.S. N0. 1,
DYEING AND CLEANING itis should try. Dixon's Remedy. Township of: Manvera, riquires
leaves OII a trip, Munro's Drug Store, $ie Elgin, teacher (Protestant) for term
_ commencing September n a x t
Christian ®deuce• Monitor. HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEED$ ' Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. -
dyeing or cleaning? :Write to us FARMS FOR sALE school h fay. Apply, Yetverton ails
for information. We are glad to BAIRDRESSi1iG 7A_hlg vitae.erten4tating_qu
-pR MORE SO answer your queatlona. Depart- 200 ACRES, REACH TOWNSHIP, flcationa, -'experience and salary
165 tillable, balancb bush. patture
merit H. Parker's Dye Works L E A R N 'HAIRDRESSING THE expected. W. Harold Stinson, Sec.,
Limited. 781 Parker's
YongStreet. To 'good land: Uxbridge 6 miles, good Robertson method. ' Information R.R: No. 2 Jenetville. Ont. -
' for larger hate fronto.- roads,, phone, Hydro, running on request regarding classes.
'There le a0 need ''. all. A Woman Oen loot 11et is 'vv-ater In stables, brick house. I. Robertson's Hairdressing Acad- SISIC'OE COUNTY, WANTED PRO-
.rooms,_bath, bath. 136 x 50; sheds. emy. 1 A7 Avenue Road. Toronto - testant Teacher. State salary sad
tOnlOtte 1n the sm813er one9. EDCC.tTIOYAL' 22 x 60 and 28 x 40. Apply Arthur gvallficariona. Modern School.
— Brandod 'Sun. Grans, Uxbridge, R.R. 3. MUSICAL ;INITRUMENTS Hydro. Apply Norman Ritchle,
B
Sec.'S.. 16,'Tiny, Wyevale, OnL -
h ATTEND BUSINESS COLLEGE 132• ACRES .CL.\Y \J . T\VENTY FRED A BODDINGTON BUYS,
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- . stenograpers, secretaries and re- sacrifice; thirteen hundred cash. School, Salary $1200. Apply to
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offamids' of Egypt were being Barcon ., '
alg,Opt-
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ANT
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crops WcitB C, J. Cox, Auburn, deo and water throughout. Close Hairdressing- Monteagle. Apply stating salary
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:
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Dorval, Quebec. bank barn, cement floor, large New Style Album With Prints
at a touch. Get -a large .-house, _ stone wall,_. basement, �. sizes 16-20-127 it 29c WANTED — AN EXPERIENCED
bottle today. spring water, sink, teIephQt e� (4c extra)_ is 4knt with film roll single dairyman, or a married
- - - - GOOD QUALITY HALED HAY, - apple --trees, _2th miles from two man with no children for caring
41-11 $15.00 ton at .baric or F.Q,B., -John. -towns, school bus passes d . -
WDrsley, Cameron. price $3.000. Dox 148, Sandridge, FRAMING AND COLORING el a a@rd pn R.,j.Y. ih'PeelCoun-
f f Ont. - Enlargements 4 x 6" in
'beautiful ICES ONairTct.• Good living-eondt-
C SPP,I:vCER ' SPANFEL PUPPIES, easel mounts, E for 26a Framed, tlonp add wages of. 176.00 to
. _
Regd. three liver & white males, 130 ACMES FOIT SALE, 9 MILES on -ivory tinted mala, t s 8", in $100,00 p ing o the maw
Sire Bombadier of Sandblown west of South River, 300 Yartls old, Silver, Circassian - Walnut or `Box �3 'ls' AelaTde., Toroatav
Acre,, Dam Kono.ver's own Sur- akeshore._ Leonard_ `Vhftt.itAgton, Mack Ebony finish frames, 69c each.
R. L South River, Ont
- -�1 - pries. Also, one black and' wh{te• U enlargement colored, 79c.- each. - Qy p• 1,-�, D — -A THURUilGHli[ —
male not reg'd, born May 28. E.R�
- P.ailey, Wellington, On yx Hl-NDRED ACRE TOBACCO FARM OLD PICTIVRE$ RES'TQRKP trained Coon hound prefers.
= tor axle, sixty acre2 1'obarCo lane We can rkatott--any old photograph female must be good at trail an
three .kilns, greenhouse 27 x 100 or napahot and make any at tree and broke off of Jacks,
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TWO -BEAUTIFUL BAY SADDLE ft., bank barn with implements. number of prints or enisigei an: lex and deer. -Give full yarticuT=
mares, six years, guaranteed Appy to 'the R.R. A. _ desired.- The. late including price Box 44,
process requires -the Adelaide W., Toronto.
sound show ring condition. reap= meaville, Ont. work of skilled artists, but 'the
s . . - onable, consider trade- for small cost is reasonable. Send us your 1vANTED -TO PURCHASE PUL -
ponies, E. E. McDonald. Cooke- G003) DAIRY FARM. IN. STOR- picture. an&Aell ap what you want lets all Dreads from 9 weeks up
vole. Qnt• mont County, 104 acrep, 95 .cult done and we will tell you the ,cost le My1nR fine prices,
" ply
tivated;' balance' pasture, close tb 'hefrlr• dnlnlr the A'brlit d Asld,, TD.
LLi:C'l'LlIC MOTORS• NEW, U:L1� church and school,, seven room STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE to tlo>< aa. 7e Adelaide :tv. tis. 1
bought, sold, rebuilt; belts, pul• house, modern barn. steel equip` r°oto +,
ox 129. Postal Terminal A. Torerrtt+
feys, brushep. Allen Electric Com- - Ment. hen houses 'fdr 500 hear: B
W01", pany Ltd.. 2226 Dutterie 8t. To- -other good bufldfngn. Apply Gind• ('riot Nm^+ -'and Address Plelelr nr IgtJg i6T-1iN0
roots stone. Warner. Newington. Out.. Order{.
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OOAI4 OOKR. , dee ding
wo
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Time Is H
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7 e are H —WOOD, CEMENT,
AVelfa. Red Clover, Tir40tbY AW Aladin
SAND, GRA VR
Our -Sto& is Complete
kag
..'School uIcesp 4 S Garden Seeds, g-4)nion
pBD—Bulk and Pac
BUILDER'S SUPPLIE
Multipum seta' MW
:also local.eartage work . and-our'large new stock GARDEN SEEDERS, CULTIVATORS;
We haveal8o placed in stock a full
:CHICK FEEDERS and WATER POUNTS
See our 14NE of XAPU L&kF XMLU#q
is now in -w
_77= 'EDS
QOKPAKY PE
7 J. S. BALSDON, PICKERING
East WindowA. W. MITCHELL
..-.Our
Piokering, Ont.
rA=M —_Yards 1,9: Rm WW
Carry- Groceterial
Sudineea 19irector�
Is continuingto be- the "Big A timely hint!
y
GORDON F. OSBORNE
...A. Richardson
Attraction" for thrifty Buyers Ps
]DISTRICT MANAGER
FARAWCHLORBENIZIME GENERAL INsuRANcz
Courtesy, Economy REAL ESTATE
EXPIRE LIFF, ... I CONVEYANMO
-ens or Boots • s 'w"an" . `s`p&uy An old established agency, nay
KillBoth Clothes RepresmLat1wes
. .. .;.. .
houghto ,serve.
hard to 'procure, we have Moths -Ross D. Munro Phone Pickering 60
W. E. Curtis
-And Worms (larvae) TOM Puckrin
just placed in stock. foss newGeo. Geo. E. Brown, Audley, OaL JL. M.
Ilb. fin 43C E. Miniard, Oshawa, Oct. ISM131166 at all KhAs
lines, - which are quite complete, In
THE REXALL STORE *elohone, 522 Whitby, Ont 15th Your me
sizes _ J. L BOYES Phm
Advusr
WM. MCEACHN
Phoss. ma a IX A&Iresa'naar"es
FURNITURE DEALZR
In The Brougham, out
Dry Goods It L., . ... T — - Pick 5 it n
Mas Minnie X*ris FUT03LAL DIRFj=R
J 31MY lines an loosening up a little and we an con- . - 1- - 1: .: I I . ... .
1V"vate Astbulan" Sa-vies,
_.__....tinuQy watching the Vaolesaleis in order to keep . 'r -Clarke
he death was announced last Prentice
dur stock in the beat possible condition. week, 0Tw, of Min Minnie Day or Night
LICENSED AUMONI
COKE ON IN Morris, a former Cfwrch.St. resio. For the "au of York =4 Owl-
ent of Pickering. Phone Pick. 13 arlo; successor to Corp.gad pv�.
Miss Morris left for Orono after of C. A. & F.. wW of
A on lAft
Se CHAPM N the death -of her brother-in-law, Wm. Pick Ontario T. i Prentice (formerly ftwan
-1 ering.
Cullis, with whom she had mad her and Prentice). Farm am gam.
home. stock Sales a Specialty. at Pak Sao
MAW Reasonable RawL
Fresh Meats WM. PHONE AGIN. 52 W 3,
BROCK LICENSED AUCtIdNEER and
TATOR Barrister Solicitor Notary Public
VALT_
Sales conducted Anywherp
TETREFruits Fru and Vegetables �C. C. RICHARDS14
Phone or Write
• Dundas St. East, Whitby; Ont. Suite 611 — Continental Life Stag
7 614 371 Bay St. Toronto
Mish in Season
imealt, lly -RLE-Y-
mu CYRIL-E.-MO
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CHIROPRACTIC
INSURANCE
FRI,
THURSDAY 'SILK'S MARKET E. STECKLEY
SATI D
AUGUST 30, 31 -and SEPT. I PhHEALTH CLINIC
one Pickering 26
q%.� au— n in %A PHONE 67 PICK.
o a
Saturday Matinee at 1.30'P. M 148 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa
Ber I : :.
PICKERING -MEAT MARKET
Pays Emerson Helmut Dantipe FRANK R. SMITH
Raymond Massey, Andrea King
TUESDAY, WEDN'SD-Y Quality First Service our A im
SEPTEMBER 3, 4 -&.id 5
7 OWE BUT TffR,BEST YOU MAKE TRZ -jL]Wx-
,TWO Shows- At 7 and - 9
. P. M.
;Koliday Matinee at 2 O'clock - Phone Pickering 30
Boys
F. J. Donevan
LOOK
In Technicolor)
.00snonlCrands, Michael O'Shea
:High Prices For try
T Live Poul
Ontario 1.41" Skirvem
I Vivian Blaine and Phil Silvers
30 King Street Eut, Odows, OnL
24 Year's Experience
Saks conducted anjwhem
:.Until Airthar iaotk* we an paying the following pdoes,
Caubbatku Stern Dom md
THURSDAY FRI.' SATURDAY
stwok Ralik — made to eaw
for LIVE POULTRY, delivered to our plaft at WHITBY
Asphalt Shingles
SEPTEMBER 6, 7 and 8
Rail Roofings
-.Top Grade Hmvy'Fowl ............ Ile. lb.
Amplialt Sidixigs
Tlxuixderhead, -So
Wall Beard. ilev
L7�-Vop Grade Light Fowl, 4-5 lbs. 19c. N&
Top Grade Light Fowl, lbs.
N.M .Gordon
n
under 4 18c. W
Top Grade Broilers, 2,3 lbs.28& M6
of Flicka
-.Top Grade'Roasting ChidLens, over 4 1.2 31 1-U
Tap Grade Roasting Chickens, under 4 1-2 30c.
(In Technicolor)
'Top Grade Heavy Capons;'over 5 lb.
Moddy: Xc]360well 'P�on Forster'
PICKERING FARMS LTD:
and Rita Johnson
s-
`-WHITBY, ONTARIO
FALL.FWXR, SHOW
;Tdlephone `WbAby 3,36
Pickering Horticultural Society
The Annual Fall Flower Show of
.
usually -spent, in prize: money will
AWN MOWERS
the � Pickering Townsh ip Ho
be be allocated to this- special fund- of
—9 Society wi held on Wednes-
day, September 5, in Pickering. 1,1n-
which the immediate obiective is a
Fifty DoUlar Bonq. Classes opento arpened, and Repaired,
room
-hW Church school roo'.'Prize lists
.'Prize
'mail
everyane are: 1., Marigolds display; .
been sent by to all mem-mem-2,'
u AnnMixed als; 3, Any other ver- We would I ike to recoWmend Wool.
ibm. It will be seen on these that
ieiy- not classed on the prize list. sol the new soapless *ay of wash -
the Executive aas seen fit to take
1,A]l e3Chibits'musi be. -in place by.,.ing silks, woolens; baby garments
*steps towards, the securing of suff-
1 7M p. rn. An Interesting program -No abriWmge ;, restores the
iciest funds with which to beautify
I i being arranged. for the evening ; lustre.
I a
MY worthy memorial undertakfhgi
. and we are hoping fa`r the usual , xw�
-which may be presented to the res.
enthusiastic attendance, ..Alse'Durolsve -Elite B-8 P411-
JdaAa of this township. by public or
In Me;_&�an ata and enamels..
I'
private Interiefts or to have access-,
Able a fund which can be used for
In loving memory of a very dear
any Park or selected site under the
friend,L Mrs. fraoda Law, who p used ALVIN SUSHBY
direction of your society.
away August 27, 1944.
I n this end the prizes being a-
There is a link death cannot sever, Nardware and
purded at the Pall Show will be
'WH*Kms
Love and remembrance last forever, _!��Oth
and the equivalent amount
__,G&=04 Annie und Lloyd 4,
V I ;
.Phone 224
Drugless practice, including
Chiropractic, Electro-ther-
spy and Minerdl Vapor'
Bath Treatment.
Practicing 22 years.
CorAultation Free
Hours: 9 a. nL to 9
Daily, except Moa4y ApA,
Scucris - ok Addinson
F. J. Donevan
Phone A&*. 201W2 - Stouff. 200
.1icensed
Ontario 1.41" Skirvem
,Auctioneers
30 King Street Eut, Odows, OnL
24 Year's Experience
Saks conducted anjwhem
Specializing in Farm Stock,
Furniturvi and Property Sales,
Caubbatku Stern Dom md
Sales peraon&Uy listed and
stwok Ralik — made to eaw
.,.All
'advertised. Billy prepared and
Asphalt Shingles
posted.
Rail Roofings
Prom t Service
Amplialt Sidixigs
p
Wall Beard. ilev
Reasonable Rates
N.M .Gordon
PHONE 290 STOUFFVIJLLE.
Markham -Unionville
iohville
7 a n
LIONS- -CLUB
7,
CARNIVAL and DANCE
Markham''; Arena
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1.2
.*400 PRIZES
J
$00 In Lucky Draw Prizei;
1. Washing machione, value $1n.00
-a. MAfhogany Desk, value $0
3. Spode ware, value $25
Also 12 other vahiable pipes
Lucky Draw Tickets 26c, or five for $'1A
Proceeds, MW LionO CSub Welfare Work