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VOL. LX,y _ - DICH�RIN(, ONS., FRIDAY, SL PT. 28, 1945 �_ - �No. 6 �-= -
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ickenne Iotary -Club To Sponsor _National flothinr4
Cave from.�0d --1st..To :.Oot. 20th"
..The National Clothing 'Collection
*starts on October let and endo Oct-- 'Connie Fates W. H. Moon . • Pieloeriag Township Council EasternStar Memtbers�-Note Pickering Village
ober 20. The Rotary Club of Pick- - -"
Business and political men of the will be geld at the Council Chamber, Eastern Star members who wish
ening save undertaken to sponsor Frank M. Chapman, and William
higaeet .rank, gathered is the Hotel Brougham, Ont, on Monday, Oct- wool for knitting socks for the ditty .
this worthy movement and have app- . - Nese were present at the recent
GeQioalta on 'Monday evening, fbt a - ober '1; at 1.00 p. m. ' � bags, please phone Mrs. E. L. Chap- � judging awe
ointed M. S.- Chapman an. Ghair> Orno Fall Fair, both u
testimonial dinner sponsored by the man or Mrs. A.'E. Baldwin for sup- raWtive breeds J
for osis .Community. is their
The Rotary Club is asking for tae Oshawa Chamber of Commerce, to Glarenont Wosa'ea's h titate ply, If they have any wool left from .� Ayrshire. �7►
)warty co and participatioi pay tribute and pralse to the high -- ........... - last supply Please. return next, meet- - M
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Miss Peggy Ascan spent a vest
of every interest in the conwtunity The aioatthly meeting of the Wont- �'enjoyable week -end wit's her sifter
-;ehtsr d"s, schools, women's, clubs, en's Institute was held at the home and brother-in-law, at North Bay.
t► Ioai; war relief congnittees, men's' of- the President, Mrs. Henry John- Pickering Rotary Club - 'Dir. and Mrs. Jack Teeple visited '
eldn-and lodges tte. - ston, on Wednesday, September lit, their aunt, Mrs. J. Murkar on Sun -
.•...s a� - '+� --- ed -members- -Rotarian Delbert• Lockwood • has day. -
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combed activity of all such inter- attendance. The main feature of the charge of :text week's meeting, and . Mrs. A. Wilson returned -to Tor-'
este east the collection succeed in 't 4 program was - a talk on "Bedside" will have as 'pis speaker, Major A. onto sifter spending some weeks
sXCEtieient measure to meet urgent , Care of a patienO ries P. Simester, new adjacent of tate with Mrs. T. Andrew. ;
war -relief needs. The Committee is S � -.N. S -he also demonstrated Salvation Amy in Oshawa He has Mrs. Fred A.nnan's sister,. Mrs.
mod that all donations must be ! a bathing- a patient, using Helen Suth- I just returned snarl several year's James Brianoni, of South River, rets.
sitter new goods or goad used cloth- } eriand as the model. Humorous read-. � service overseas. Major Simester ently .visited here.
bug in good repair. ings were given by Mrs. David Daw- has the reputation .of being an out- Mi. and Mrs. Sinclair. spent '9un-
Clotthing such as,- --good, low-heeled -eon and Miss E. Evans. Mrs. Robt.I standing speaker and merits a 100 day with Mr. and Mrs. J. P'itiilp.
ahoss, suits (men's, women, child- Jackson sang a ' solo. 1t was decided p. c. attendance from the club. Miss Freda Brodtitan, of Toronto,
t'en's) odd costa, skirts, trousers, not to send the usual Christmas visited her sister, Mrs. Glbner;-onw
women's dresses, blouses and aprons. cigarettes to the boys still Overseas,piWith the'dhurekes Doug. Johns has been working for
the week=end.
Overcoats (men's, women's and but to use the money for some form� - --
ehildreu's)• Jackets in all siyet, of entertainment for teem when they the Imperial .Oil, Cohourg .during
ehavvle, footwear fastened - have all returned home. A dainty ( Audley 'Thankagiving Service the past three weeks.
- - fi:mlyin pairs), blankets, sheets lunch was served y -Mrs. Giles, Suzy, September 30. 'Peter Kaiser attended two operas,
and bedding, good used clothing for Mrs. Badgers, Mrs. R. Jackson and k Toronto last week, the guest of
both satnmer and winter use is Mrs. L. Hill. I Audley Thanksgiving Service will his vocal teec'aer, W. Moss. Pete
Wlas. H. Moore. B. A., LL.D" IL C. has made a further recording, fids
7aeeded. All types of was'nabiwe gar- • --�.. be held at the church'on "Sunday, g, -.
glossas should be washed, but :teed ideals and outstanding service re -
Keep in blind the Horticultural Sept. 30, at 2.30 p. m. (star time). time ''Prologue" and "grisco,+
not be ironed. Other. garments should ndered by Wm. H. Moore, B. A., Society Sale, and P&AOpening On Monday evening, Oct. 1,� the Am Fragliacci.
be clean add sanitry but need not at Rosebank on Salturday Afternoon Solina players will present their L Cpl. Louis .Kaiser has, been
LL.D., K. C., for lb years member „ „
be dry-cleaned. representing Ontario Riding at Ott- THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION „ drams What Aisne Brought Home granted an ,aacfension of leave, and
Please have all articles tied care- in the ahuroh at 5.00 p. m. `will return - :to Newfoundland an '
awn, motto recently retired. of the Township, of Pickering, in the ' oeoAng _Hondafully in parcels or in carbons. Hon. D. G. Conant, K.C„ Mast- County and -Province of Ontario yAll'parcels may be leftat M. S, er of the Supreme Court of Ontar- St. n Guild Mr. Herbert Rogers, ofFlorida
�Pmsh's Store• io, was toast -master. T. IL Crei- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given Theg . c,1: St. sent Sunday with fir. and Mrs. CAll cowttributions will go into .a ghton, K. C., M. L.. A.,�✓the that the Council of the said Munic-'Georgeber 4, well J. Stevenson, Church Str.•common pools• ---rte individual dons- p�ntations ad a scroll and tray !pal' Corporation of the To nsnip of ' be heldMrs. Roffey. The ,choir cif', the United Church
tions can be ear -marked for a spel- to Mr Moore, On behalf of t1w Lib- Pickering,'wilI, at a- meeting thereof Hostessngston and I were entertained at, a corn roast at
a Ific country. oral Association of Ontario, Mr - to . to be held on Monday, _,the 5th day + Johns. : � � � � • Squires' Beach .last Friday night,
More than 125 million people -In -the ' guests of Mr. slid Mrs. W. C.
liberated European nations are da
James Heifer: ng presented Mr. cif November 1945, at'the :hour of N _
Moore with a set of pipes. A bouq- one o'clock in the afternoon, in the 9 E Pickering Murkar. This leazes a grand oppor-
dire need of these -snore than 30f net of flowers for Mrs. Moore was Council Chamber," in the Municipal) St. George's Church, Sunday, Sep. tunity for a "wise -crack" from some-
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The need is
sianp}y appalling- — r Special preache Rev. Thanksgiving, 11
,one = (corn)•
• presented. Building, in -the Pillage o! Brough- '
The after-dinner speaker, L. W. am, consider a Bylaw ion cloatrtg, P (. A "Welcome Home" party was
!m�HA!t CADT YOU SHARE roc A, psa�magr>nttcent r•n s u , a co ytng Rector of Chure e€t.-Stephen
THAT THEY CAN WEAR- Toronto. 5.00 p.•, m, _(please note. Cafik and Pte. Sate Kaiser, b St.
ute to Mr.. Moore and compared to a purchaser' or to purchasers that y
Ontario County's illustrious son to portion of the original allowance for tune of. servicpl •-r- Harvest Thanks- , Francis de Sales Parish. The party
. Fanny. or-Pitiin4 the ,famous Moores of history, road.
giving. Preacher, The or. Sun- (was held.. aC • EitP h.une of Mr. seed
- ------ - Among others motto spoke highly FIRSTLY. -'.Northerly part of the day School at 10.00 m, as usual..) Mrs, VonPilis 116kar Farm, on Tue-
r The comments 'nears on our. will- of Mr. Moore's service were: His sideline between Lots 22 and 23, in The September meeting of .the W. sdav evening.
the Second Concession, and The Pickering News requests
age streets this week. followt�ng aft Honour Albert Mathews, Lieut.- M. S: of Pickering 'sited Church' that an local news items (visitors,
unfortunate incident here on Mon- Govenor of Ontario, Premier Drew; - SECON-DLY-The Third Concess y -
day evening, involving servicemen, W. E. N. Sinclair, K. C., hL P., ion Line commencing at the sideline will be held at the home of Mrs. etc.) b- brought in • or co George '
have been of a various nature. It Warden Jamey Blanchard, Harry between Lots -22 and 23,
George Schell, Ajax, on Thursday Fowler at the '_`ewe Office -Thames.
�fl- L �en-Heil. - TH&NGF, €asterly, spproxim_ afternoon; .October 4, at 2.30.. C Sgt. Kathleen Watson of Ottawa
-Irsill-7a"-�arloos to. -going to .it was a pitiful affair. We hesitate atelWing-y 950 feet to a given road, will leave the Big Store corner at spent her annual leave whit her
to rebuke the ioys-ft is all tae re- ALJ. PERSONS interested of 2.15. Mrs. F. Bake' will be pleased grandmother and relatives in Foy
Loyat Cunning Factory At Clare- to renew your subscription to the warren, Manitoba. Ka since her
suit at army life, and it took a whose lands may or might be prej- ,. y,
at��i in .Fall Proi►etion oa ( Missionary Monthly". A cordial in- return, has been taki an advane-•
"mighty good roan to stand up a- udicialy affected by the passing of
gainst it", Don't blame the boys, Tomatoes such proposed Bylaw, are required vitation is extended to all ladies- to ed course in dental work in Tonin-
«._.__ attend this meeting. Tae Study Book
blame the authorities, wbo apparent- to attend at the said meeting; ashen to, and was successful in the final
+� The Loyet canning lLctory is n this year is on !'Africa" and is very examinations. last week, Congratu- _
ly considered beer as ..necessary. as they will be heard in person, or by latiane, y,
munitions. ,
very busty at present processing to-' the Counsellor or Solicitor with rel- interesting. P • Ka
matoea, When the tomato season is ' • ' •
However; the boys appear to hen ere�ce 'thereto upon petitioning- to rton `
gone a tittle ehaywire" in some of finished, trey will resume the cams- be so heard. _ Dunba
_" in of chicken. St. Paul's Dumbarton. -Sunday, Pickering 'Red Cross 1
the estimates o! returned niter s paiv g DATED this 12th,d&7 of September, Sept. 30. Sunday School at 2 p. m.
ileg�es (even as. we did in the last - ping W4=ens' Institute 5, Evening Prayer at :3 p. m. Preach- i The Red Cross Monthly Execut-
war) -- the fact that we were ir► --- . _ 'L, T. JOHNSTON,'Cleric . er at this service,. R4v: E. G. -Rob- ive meeting on Monday afternoon,
uniform does- not constitute a lie- Twenty-f9ve ' woman braved a ' 01 '#he. Mvnici al Co
p rporation of the lesson. Harvest Thanksgiving will beOctober 1st, la the Red Cross rooms - cx
ease to tear the town to Pieces-- steady down•Qour of rain to. attend Township of Pickering., celebrated at St. Paul's' un Oct. 7th. at 2,30 p. m. �
,e get tact straight fellows, std we'll the regular meeting of the Women' - s -
all get along fine together. Ed. Institute held at Mrd. N. McEwen's ----- _ d
BIRTHS ' on Tuesday afternoon the 25th. 7
_ Considerable "business required', HAVE yo TAKE A SMALLER SLI
Laughlin = to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. . attention. Due to existing condit-
Newton Laughlin . (nee Mary Jane.
ions, tae annual convention of this
:area:, held in Toronto each fall, has
Triol) a daughter, Emma Mary - •
Louise, at Pickering Nursing Home, been cancelled.
The -members-listened with inter- ARE SMALLCR _
an Tuesday, Sept. 1.0, 1945, est as W. C. 1Kurkar spoke on post- ` THgRE'Lt- 8E
r -- -war -plannin - -sal tentivn
_spec•_ E+'1000H �oR
g•__ o� �• EVaRyeoOY
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In Memoriaaa should be given to child 'welfare � 7 _
: with juvenile ' delinquent on the inn
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SLDEP In loving anemory of a crease. He, stated there, is no juven T: ter;
i dear wife and- mother,' Mabel Sleep, it' . court* in the County of Ontario,
who passe4 away, Sept. 25, 1937. as 'in, anost •other, counties.
We oft recall the nappy daYsp It is Very' important that.. the _ . _ i .. .; , ^
When we were- all together; ' clu'Id have the .:.proper ''influences,
And cherished memories of those social and rhorar, and these are pro=
days vtded by - the home,- the school, the - j' •I�"
Will live with us forever. church and the community. One of
T --Husband and son Howard : , : the 'urgent needs of•'this community
• • • • is a suitable centre, where not
P'ROUSE-4-rt loving memory of our. Only the child�n and youth would ,tro�E,r �► "�
dear mother, Bernice Lelia Presse, _ ar ✓M- -«
have a better oppdrturdty for dev-'
who passed away Sept. 24, 1941. elopment, but would prove a real
God knew that she was, suffering, -asset to the community at large. - - s t Y k
That the bills were hard to climb; Mrs. Alan Miller, recently return- - 0 6{R"AR Sul 1
: ySo ne closed her 'weary eyelids, ' -ad from Fort Harrison, displayed s . ._ _ .2�1 1. .• .. ._ .'
Astd whispered Peace be thine, large number of articles describing
Away in the beautiful. hills -of God, the manner, dress, --materials and =- _ CAMRA - ;
By the valley, of rest so fair; f, work of many kinds done by the Es-
�tne, saame say, we knew not Htnoa. This was :unci enjoyed, World .sugar stodcs aro dangerously low...
when,Miss May Brown, District Pres- use lea -a use with discretion Ze
We will meet our loved one there:_.,::: ident was pregent and spoke briefly
-$idly missed and ever rd09Mber- on "Publicity". THE WARTIME PRICES , TRADE
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ed by her son Clinton, overseas, and The usual social half hour brought
bar dan#ter-int-law, Helen.--, the meeting to a close.
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IS LIKE THAT _g -;By Fred Neher CROSSTOWN lBq Rz 1 C c
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"The blueberry pie looks queer, dear ... maybe I put in too
.much bluing." Fd
FUNNY- BUSINESS -.-.By Hershberger "Stop interrupting, Dear! After' I finish •my' account, you can
give them the actual facts!"
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OUT OUR WAY By -J. R. Williams
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�. REG'LAR' FELLERS -=-The Coaistant • Laver
=--- - By GENE JBYRNES
544E LOVES ME, SHE LOVES ME,i
I'LL GGT «AN IF 1.OGVMrT , .3NG' LAKES ME NOT! SIRS LOVES ME N.OT! T14I9THINCs SETTLE. IT HER$
- PHOOKY—ILL GET THIS ONE isN'T COhiIN'' � If IT'9 �I'LL FIND ANOTHtR
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right through her!"
POP—Retribution _: _ ::... •• • ..., By J. M
• �::- ILLAR WATT _'YOU NEEDN'T WORRY—
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Colossal Effort A Different Way DECORATION DAY
Of Looking At It
a significant It is fact, and one
that speaks volumes for the British
Government, An Englishman and an Amer -
people, that their
a higher percentage of the Scan were presented -to the poten-
gpent tate of an eastern country. As the
Anational income in Paying for the
war than - did either the United Oriental looked over the English-
man's p . assport, he said, 'I see that
States or Russia. It was a colos-
sal effort, and one that -reflectsyou area British subject."
-credit. oar Ili— -patriotism, and .levo- am sir,'. said- the- Briton,
tion of the British people. swelling with pride.
-Brantford Expositor "And you,"' . said the monarch,
turning tp the American, "arc a
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-GET AFTER
The American gazed 'at the rule
er in amazement. "Subject, heck$"
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he exclaimed, "I own ,part_ of the
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EADACHE PAIN
St;ites
7NIS WAY SOME
Great Britain's
w-WOrkless Nest Egg
1 Instantine Tablet
-Britain's
workless nest
..'kings FAST RELIEF!
the ' unemploym.ent. f_un.d-now to-
Rivalling the display of decorations that Hermann Goering used
tals, more than $1,270,GOO,000. just
to spread across his ample front, 4s the collection of medals,
-NExT Tnm you suffer from a simple
over $8,000,000 was paid - 'out in
crosses and ribbons worn by Russia's Marshal Zhukov at a recent
SL
headache, try the Instantine 1 -tab let-
unemployment benefits between
review of Allied troops in Berlin.
all to prompt relief. Yea may b-6
y
March jand.
Blankets and clothinj for chil-
THE PEXCEMAKEOt
surprised at the speed with which j
Imitanline lablel can bringyoufast relief.
with close to $5,600,000 in the
corresponding period in .1944.
ItgenerallytakesonlyoneInstantinle
Contributions to the fund total-
'tren and me
dram, women n are urgently
-Blessed Is the peacemaker who
as
tablet to start bringing welcome relief
ed more thin $70,000,00.0 for the
needed it devastated war are" . ..-.
Is,twIce as tough and strong
headache pain. Yqu am, these
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three months ending June, 1943.-
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WHAT CAN WU SPARE
'r=A'r 'rWVV f -AW
the party to be pacified.
BraxAon Sun.
lastuting, prescription -type tablets Me.
Igo to work almost immediately easing -
fain,
lain. lesseningd1scoml Instantine't
llcipitific combinationof three proven AGENTS WANTED FOR SALE -FARMS FOIL-SALffi MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
maeldidbal ingredients WOrkg Jn these AGENTS -- iKRRITORIES STILL GENERAL SNORE ON HIGHWAY, 21 ACRES FRUIT FARM; 16 ACRES FRED A. BODDINGTON Buys.
vays, to bring relief: ' open. Bell $5 gasoline saver and Hamilton vicinity, -nice lidins our- of fruit trees new modern 5 -room. pells, exchange's musical Instru-
supercharger; I-00% profit. 3 rou-ndings:.$9.500 complete. $6.000 dwelling with space above for 3 ments. III Church, Toronto 2-
1. speedilyease "M pain. 'minutes to. instal. Write "Gas- eaab fequkred; owner retiring. additional rooms; large enclosed
olinci Saver", Box 52, 73 Adelallat' Ask Worthington, 22 Main IL. -veranda. double garage, 2 wells, OrPftTUNITIES FOR WOMEN
Hy, modern . $I-
2. Pw1ong rellef from pain. Went, Toronto:' Hamilton.
$00draterms to NUsalt.Aconveniencesbargain for
t Iteduce'"depresslan." GBE A HAIRDRESSER
ive the shrewd buyer. S. V%Okov, GIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL
SONG POEMS WRITERS. RECOG- FIVE PEDIGREED ABERDEEN R.R. 1, School Rd.. Niagara -an- J
MIW, admukdIng "W" nixed music -writer, who7jib songs Angus Cattle. Three Heifers, Two the. Lake.' Ont.. Great Opportunity., Learn
Hairdressing
are published by leading U.S.A. Bulls. Address Eckhardt, Price-. Pleasant dignIfled profession. good
j!ty Instintine- chances are you will publishers, coast-to-coast, will ville. R.R. 2. Grit:— Marvel
neva- agaiia -resort to 'alower-acting - I�Vlte music to your poemp. Free 100 ACRES. GOOD BUILDINGS, wages, thousands successful M
I coples, now publishing in' Canada. STALLION - ONE PORE BRED'r electricity, I rolls C.P.R. station,. graduates. America's greatest sys-
yreparations for relief of simple pain. 'Write Songinitster Studios, Sussex, French 'Canadian Premium A, Xemptville. Ont., *1 --rattle Bedell tam. Illustrated catalogue fres.
Remember Instantine, too, wheneverfive yealrold. one two year old, - station, schools, agricultural col- .Write or call
French Canadian ' Stallion. one i -lege.. Mrs. E. -Cotnam, -390 Pivot MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
-you stiffer from, pains of -nmralgio and Ave.. Ottawa. Ont. SCHOOLS
NARY CHICKV yearling Sorrel stallion of same .868 BLOOR W.. TORONTO
is. Yom druggist has Instanti breed. Priced reasonable. Box 60, WE'LL HAVE A STEADY WEEK- 13 Adelaide W., Toronto. 160 -ACRE FARM FOR SAJ..13-- -Branches: 44 King St. Hamilton
ly supply of excellent broilers Gravel loam, brick house good 74 Rideau street.Ottawa.—
outbuildings. �'danc
available. Order now. aDo your new silo, &bun
`fall and winter chicks. Did you GREAT DANES of water. Half mile from bl PHOTOGRAPHIC
let our Fall Service Bulletin?. I3ARLEQUI1, -AND BLACK' GREAT way, Apply Box 1223, Smiths
Bray Hatchery. 130 John N.,.Ham- Dane pupples, registered. best Falls, Ont, WINDSOR PHOTO FINISHERS
ilton. Ont. Canadian and American blood- e. give you better pictures. Try our
lines. Mrs. M. ITopkins. car. No. 7 VALUABLE FRUIT FARM. Is loss-tex finish and see the dif
nusiNE464i OPPORTUNITIES Highway and Stk Concesm.lon, acres of exceptionally well cul. Ference: six and eight exposure
Unionville, •-Ont. stunted archaritk. including PeaT116 rolls developed and printed 30c.
'41- BUICK SEDAN cherries, plume. prunes. Wind
reprints .63c each. Windsor
peaches, Photo. Finishers, Box. 490,
pen and apples: attractive 10
WILL BE SOLD FOR, SI,11; TO STRAIGHT 'FOX, HOUNDS-' ALSO gra brick home. electricit; sor, OW.
Wind -
holder of lucky ticki6t at Picker- crossed with blood bound. One room
ins Rotary Fair, October 17. Send month to two years old. Good bath, hot and -cold running water.
$1.00 for five -tickets to Bq:K 200, running stock. 'Hawkesbury Ken- beautiful surroundings; tenant CANADA'S LARGEST
nels.' Hiwke.qhury. Ont. -house. barn.
Pickering, Ont. packing shed, 2 Car -
ages, chicken pen. all in splendid STUDIO
-repair; bait -mile -from- school on
"IT COULD BE YOURS" STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
nsfa '��
MI -SCO V T DUCKS, WHITE' good road,. -1 Price $25,000; must
A BEAUTIFUL MODERN S -ROOM U lVi4e on farm. D. Z. your pictures.
drakes $3.00, ducks $2.00 F.O.B.Rall. Owner Don't risk losing
Bungalow,' now under construe- Ridgeville P.O.. Welland
12 TaUsh 250-4fied U 6 dw Panin Farm, Box 101. Alder: Ltwhtle. Snaps- can't be taken over agalm
tion, or choice of ipl0,00. -, - ).,. .1� P.O., �' - - I - vicin4ty. Send your film rolls 'to Canada's
for Bonds. situated � the largest -and �neal Lludto. Got better
IAw-ren6eX-vT7 we,. c
or of 14-0 ACRES. ABOUT 10 ACRES pictures at 09 E.
Rd., In Weston_' This beautiful" WEANLTN'(',S FROM REGISTERED
home or the bonds will go to IfVrkshlrep; over 6 week-si old. S bush, go9d house, barn and shods. PROMPTMAILSERVICE
some lucky shareholder. It In not for $50. Also 114WIstered breeding _.Apply Henry Well, R.R. 1. Tavl Any Size Roil -6' or 8 Exposures
I ripcespary for the winner to be stock. Crates free. Res.. Briggs,. stock. DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 26e
present at the diaw. Tickets $1 Clear Lake, Ont. -1 got beat results from Star Snap
each or 6 for $5. Wall your order FARM FOR SALE, NEAR A GOOD shot Service" writes a customer
INUS.PAI -for -1-or more tickets to-Treaw.- DIRIGHT*S REAL ESTATE WIND- town, on -the cerment highway,- Nova Scotia. wko nods •that she has
to
Weston Lions Club, Toronto 25. lots of water, road buildInCe. tried many, places.
Get yours . now, nor Ontario offer 150 acres Black
Believed Fad This Usy Way! '43,5700. 'App6r td J. H. Goodtich, SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER
J I - .1 Loam near Forest. Ontario,, Tiled, Wark;vorth, Ont.
lftt a few drops of Vicks Va-aro_noi -7enced. Price IL49 per acre. Brick
House, Barns. Concrete silo. Now Style Album With Printis
Up each nostril wild feet it 1po to VQrIL $1 FOR ROTARY HOUSE 83350.00 _Down Payment. sizes 16-20-127 If 29c
bringing quick. SHARE TICKET GIVES You or. ACRES FARM. RICH LOAM (4* extra) In sent with film roll.
scotblng relief portunity of owning this beau- 20,000 BREEDINQ EWES. So 000 soil. New steel barn In 1937, near- E)NLARGEMENTS-
500 L Cash ly new 8 roomed frame house.
tiful home or�-44 wheii Feeder Lambs. Ramboullt�t-
VICKS'_0 Hydro. running water, in both COLORED AND FRAMED
letmils palm lucky ticket Is drawn. Proceeds Merino Corridale Crops, Southern house . end barn. 8 acres -bush. G"L I F.
for Crippled Children and Com- a Enlargements 4 x n beautiful
Iftsk, Wool Grow-ers' Association
.2nunity Service. Send today - for t -driving shed and ben coop, good easel mounts. 3 for 25c. Framed. on
VAO 'ROL Awsplo Creek, Saska chiwan.. G. asturs. Mats, L7 x. 11" In Gold,
one or more shares to Rotary S. Herringer, Secretary. fences. 25 acres 1�ay and P Ivory. tinted
Club. Box 428, Essex, -Ontario. the rest ploughed. drilled well Silver, Circassian Walnut or Black
39,000, at' least -.'$4,000 In calsb�. Ebony finish frames. 59c each.
10 -Iles from 'Guelph. 3 miles If enlargement colored. 75c each.-
Imp'rovo Your Health.17,000 OPTIMIST HOME SURPLUS ARMY STORES from Rockwood, 6 miles from
OLD PICTURES RESTORED
`MAY BE i[OURS" Army Petrol dans, capacity 2 Imp. Acton, 1 mile to school. Mrs. T.
ALSO PARTICIPATE IN 850.00 gallons; with carrying handle and --Haicovitcb.. RR. 4,. Rockwood., We can restore any old photograph
or snapshot and make any
c4mong S1 monthly Bond. draw. Other -prison. heavy brews_ cap. Just the thing for
Details on receipt. Shares $1.00 carrying extra gasoline, water, anti- Ont. number of prints or enlargements
�eacb- or 6 for $5.00. Send, for freeze or any liquid. Price 79c each. 20.0 -ACRE FARM, WT 18, CON.: 13, desired. The process requires the
shares to St. 'Catharines Optimist, Used Land Mine Boxes, 8% x 8% x Enniskillen Township, one mile work of skilled artists, but the
DNEYS oat In reasonable. Send us your
'Club, Box 445-H, St. Catharines. 28" long. Price $1.39 each. off No. 21 Highway. Eight -room C I I I -
brick house, full basement. Barn picture and tell- us what you warA
Way is � swift., E Ontario. Used Ammunition Boxes, 13 x 12 x done and we will tell you the cost
181' high, double binged'6over, 19 40 ft. by 60 ft..•flnlshed off with
bef6ro doing the work.
Irew conditions can wreck your heath 1942 'PONTIAC TORPEDO Ifs. steel. ' Two heavy carrying cement mangers and steel stanch-
.1ons, 12x4O concrete silo. Good
hater than disordered kidneys and SEDAN WILL BE SOLD 110 HOLD, handles. Price $1.76 each. and, granary. Good STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
btflained bb*kr. Your, back aches All-pu ' one metal containers, 17" machine abed Box 129. Postal Terminal A. Toronto
volverably. Yo have restlen nightil, You or of winning ticket, to be drawn rp clay loam, well tiled, 25 acres
In Heopeler, Thanksgiving Day., high x 10% x 0%, with slip-on cover hardwood bush. Apply Walter Print Name aria A4dress Plainly on
offer leg cramps and rheumatic pains. Tlcketa 25c, 5 for $1.00. Proceeds and., canvas carrying strap. Price
Clark, Wyoming, Ontario. Orders.
When -thew hap yow kidneys Xinamen Service Cliaritles. Send 79c each.
need help irfm"=g out' acids and :for tickets to Kinsmen Club, Box III' Folding Mesa Tables, price $5.95 TIME TESTED. QUALITY
Poisonous wastes that are undermining 428-C.Z., Hespeler. Ont.- *each. III Folding Benches, $2.20 each. HELP WANTED
health. C.O.D.-;-Tranaj�ortatlon charges ex- SERVICE and SATISFACTION
U, thein this help"isiW=tIll. HOUSEKEEPER UNDER FORTY
$10400 'HOME tra.
.reliable, •trustworthy. for farm Your films property developed -and,
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem OU Paules, Write The Alison Machinery Com- home. All conveniences, -two male
BUILT ANYWHERE IN -CANADA. printed.
GOLD MEDAL Capsules contain to winner's, specifications, or pang Limited, 208 Slincoo St, To- adults. Reply Box 234, Barrie, 4 OR 8 EXPOSURE R6LLS. 23o
accurately$10,000 ronto 2B, Ontario.
measured amounts of the In cash w1II be awarded -Ont. REPRINTS 8 for 250
original and genuine Haarlem Oil (Dutch. lucky winner. Also chance on FINEST ENLARGING -9ERAPME
Drops). You wilt be riied $100 monthly draw. Winner Is
grittefully gurpri Up TO DATE DRUG STORE IJNO OPERATORS AND You may not get all the films you
et the Y torp. relkte clogged kidneys still eligible for house draw. All :e4uipped with Soda Fountain want this year, but you can get all
bladder.: prbceeds for'' children's welfare. Shop. the quality and servic�aesire
deld irri FLOM MEN WANTED
Go to _y dMilglat now and get a 40c Tickets $1 each -12 for $10. Mail Service and Souvenir �e, Shop._GQ to COMPETENT LINO OPERATORS by sending your films to
for GOLD MEDAL remittance found, -Reply ply floor men wanted for news- Poitras Pharmacy,' 2 M n St., and IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE
r M
Club, Box 53. 1 a , from Station 1, Toronto
Haarlem Oil Capsules. Lachute. Que.. 45 miles f? paper printing office, permanent
Montreal. sition, highest wages. Wilson
DYEING AND CLEAWING Publishing Co., 78. Adelaide W., PATENTS
apply nearest Employment and
ELECTRIC MUTUR.S, NEW, USED
HAVE YOU ANYTHING. NEEDS bought, sold, rebuilt; belts, pul. No. Selective Service office. Order FETHERSTUNHAUGH A COMPANY
RUB OUT THAT dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com- 1, Patent Solicitors. Established dl
for information. We -are glad to pany Ltd.. 2926 Dufferin St. To- '1390; 14 King West. Tckronto.
ronta. MEDICAL Booklet of Information on re- Depart- quest,
answer your questions.
-ment- H.., Parker's •0ye Works 'REM -
Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To- NATURE'S HELP-DIXON'S
ELECTRIC MOTORS
�O� it ronin. .. edy for RheumatI6 PEthih, Neur• WANTED
ND
REWOUAND REPAIRED. EX. Iiia. Thousands praising It. Muh-
WITH- pert workmanship. , Moderate ro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, WANTED FOR CASH—CANADIAN FARM 1111ACRINFRV F411' QAV,r, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. automobile licente plates; Auto -
prices. Lloyd M.' Bettger. Monk mobillana. Swill Museum,
lb NEW i1RIGGSL & ST . RA11TON AIR- ton. Ontnrin. STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS Huntirikdon, Penn.
cooled gasoline engines, Most up- L, often are the. cause of 111 -health
-ow, cost. FARMS FOR SALE. - HAY BALER WANTED IN GOOD
to -date engine made, L In humans, all ages, No one Im
Dial -era -orders invited. Scope Why not find out It this condltion. Apply to W. H, Martin,
Sales Co., Box - 852, Ottawa, Ont- 75: ACRES FOR SALE, GOOD In your trrmble? Interesting par- Grand .Valley, Ont. "KING OF PAIN" bulldlngs,2 miles -to Barrie, 9. t1cul ra.-Fre&.1 Write Mulveney's
"VIKING" . CREAM SqPARATUTJS acres wheat, 12 acres clover, 25 Vern:d1eW.11.RAciaJists. Toroti10 S. WANTED TO PURCHASE PULL-
and'- repair- Parts are itfways acres ploughed. Plenty- "water;-- eta all ages and .breeds. High
available either at your local welt fenced; hydro available. RAUMEE.KA PUOT BALM DZ-. Frices -pilld. Apply Box, No. 61,
dealer or direct from Swedish
Possession Oct. 1; $2700 down. strays offohgtib .odor instantly, 3 Adelaide W., Toronto.
Parator Co: Linrited, 72t- Notre-- _-Apply' Earl Barron,. ZRrrJe. Ont. Aso bottle, Ottawa agent. Denman
Dnme. West, Montreal 3, Que, T)rug Sf-o're. Ottawa. WANTED -YOUR PERSONAL OR
. . . business assignments. Alert rep -
NORTH BAY DISTRICT 60 GOOD RpSOLUTION EVERY resentative will render efficlen.t.
FOR SALE -Old
acres, free and, clenr deed. 00 sufferer of ]Fth6bmatf�,Pai" or services for nominal fee.'. Write
QUANTITY OF LARGE WILLOW road to property. Good hunting Neuritis should try Dtxons Rem- J. M.. Sears, Jr., 820 Oak Street,
- and *fishlng. T(Ital.- price. .$500.. If Decatur, Alabama.
HEMORRHOIDS trees. Hanger Limb Company. 85 edy. Munro's Drug Store, 335
191g. p.
2 Special Remedies King Street West, Toronto,, Ont, you wnnt, a qulet property in good. place to relax, give me a inOttnwn. Postpaid 11.00— HATCHING .EGGS WANTED FOR
call.. Several more prope.rtles In.
by the Milken Of M 0111111t1111110114 -PIANOS.'OUR SMALL NEW PIANOS HAJ]FtDRESSL" 1946 hatching season. Flock§ cull-
ly No, I is for -Protruding will be available qho�tlly. •Tlenutl• same dlatrlct, Geo, Wiglit, 303 ed and bloodtested free of charge
Remedy Carindst Bldg.. Windsor. -()nt. L 13 A R N HAIRDRESaliqu THE
Piles, and is sold in Tube, wM p ul In design and trine. Mneuwr under Government Supervision.
internal illeXtion. Pries 7" Mee 19 1 1 Intilled promptly. Factory Mnson Robertson method. Tril"ormation Guaranteed premium, pluti hatch -
No 2b External Itchbg plies. Sold and RI.qch Limited, 642 King an , request regarding 1 classes. details,
premium .paid. Vor,jull
lar and in for exterpal use only. �0 50% lRobertson'p Fjairdrobolng ' Acad- ails, w�ltt-Box�39, is Adelftmo
Price Street Woot, Toronto. ISSUE 29--1943 - % - ' I I . .. I
number from your Drugs" *my, 127 Avenue Road. Toronto. W., Toronto.
y,.an.,;-,...... _.,�._, ._.�... d..,�..�, _.. �_:w•�.,.-:..».-,u .;:b_ ._. _ .,.:� ate.-_.:.., ,. _ ...� ._ .�._:'.r. _.
. "OC- lassi_f_ied _, Advt1s
LOST—Waterman Ideal fountain
pen. Finder please _ ,A�G
052et;nc,4 > 30 AD - >
n
$
' d To
S• TANLEYAtte h tRoo
O$fice. Reward.
FOR. BENT—two partially furnish- RO\ V1B)0N
ed rooms. Apply G. D. Bly, 210 •■heatr_
aBeore t _Too''-141te, -TRANSPORTrIndian Rad Toronto.
FOR SALF#-dairy cows, spriagers. -TRANSPORT
- - Joha C. More, Lot 26, Con. 4, Of All Kinds - - -
. _
Pickering. Sep, 28 ROOf111$• s . OARTAGE to
Phone Stouffville 346
BULLDOZER for Rent. Telephone •
MOVING Doors Open Each Night Alt 6.3E
6earboro 7232 Sep. 28 " Es Free = FRIDAY — SATURDAY
R SALE male and female SAND G -RAVEL STONE
goats year and half ofd. $8.00., Ernie Distance No Ob•ect ' WANTED OCTOBER 28 and 29
:Crooks, Broca Road and No. High- Maonli h
• way, Pickering DEAD HORSES AND CAl'1'LE t In
- —
For Sale - 13 pigs, seven weeks old.
Experience• Gives S a tisf acti }n.
Doug. bryaut, Call Pick. 52 R 22 For tree plea up phorte Vermont
Wanted - 2 tons of clover hay; de- . & �. Ga$eQ� rie BROOKLIN .. .. .. .. .. 66
livered to b urn; at Cedar :"Valley PICKERING : , , • bog starring Gloria Jemi
Farm corner of the' 5th cos.. and :ROOFING CONTRACTORS WHITBY ONT. DICKERING • • • . • • . • .. 39 "`DOU,BLE EXPOSURE"
Greenwood Rd, - C. F. Bulmer, 77 AGINCOURT .. zone 2144
Wellesley Street,'Toronto. Established 40 Years Phone 743,, Whikby_ @ pay tE18 �9h0I1A Cb&rBeE Cheater Morris and Nancy Kelly
A
_.- Universal News
- —Bought and Sold— GORD�N YOUNG LTD MONDAY —TUESDAY '
-` Deed Clothing — ateriliaed, clean- T�xonco Phone Ad. 883d• "s
ed and pressed tike neer. Carry aOCTOBER 1 and 2
�. �. of high tea, suits,
7'e�� and pants. Also a Buckw"hea'tcantedClaremont Meat tWlr. Skef f ington
etoci of new leather coats and
windbreakers, and gents' furnish-
:. � at very reasonable paces.. GilContact Us For Best Prices -- Market Bette.Davis Da,.is ana clde�
.and be cowrincea - Select short subject:
' . Orsr Motto - Satisdaetisn or awae,
_ w.� Reeser s Marm�l� ltd. 8citimsf . _
Baby Beefs from Oatarie's Cargoes.
!11 Bond Street bleat, Oshawa, Oat. j Finest -Farms
Howe -ale Sasaage A Spedatty WEDNE.9DAY — TSUY+PIBAY
sc
Dunbartoa-MARKH'AM, Ont. Phone 96 Delivery to Hn.ghasD sabu*r. OCTOBER g and, 4
--- amyl v+�, � -Frw, � - Suirimer Storm
Welcome house to Harold Scotty4'ricee 1Diit. — 4allt7 Gsaraatieed
RCAF, and win. Donn, Bay, ra- 'Whitevale 1NA V ETTE
tunied frons overseas. BEAU FY S H O P P E _' ' �•• L surnERLAND George 9s. Timm Daraeit
lidtss Evelyn Amis spent a fear ` A very interesting meeting of the Solecbed short Subjects .
days. with Mr. -and Mrs.. Harry Price Women's Institute was geld at the Prase 1SM faaresrs�l. 'est.
at Frankford. Ont• home of Mrs. G. Buckles, with — OPENS MON. OCTOBER ist FO'I`O-Ni'TE — THUYS
Next Red Cross meeting Will be "Publicity" for a topic, dealt wits. Pkat Wave - SU6 and sq,
- held at the home of Mss. E. J. AMM ably. by the hostess, Mrs. J. Define: Dance Claremont VARTY BEAUTY PARLOR s
on Tuesday, October 2. Please come • Mrs. M. Griffin gave an interesting Finger -waves _' ` Manicure
' early ss. there is a quilt to be !ia- item from the current imw of the *jQ PERMANENT WAVINt; '
lKar;orie white, Church Street,'Fri• Se t• 28 HAIR SHAPING — STYLIiQ
Isised: `Reader -'a Digest. Mrs. VsnalaircombP 6B Windsor Street,
_ F rendered a piano `solo, also a solo _ Pickering, Ontario unity, Ball t, Ajax, Ontade
_ P Cl:rmon# Cotans _
• 6ALE REGISTER by Mrs. Define - • Braam s Lulaby , Admission 35c Plsone i9 R 21
song sweetly, Roll Call was most a-
musing, in being answered b _ .
"fueeday; October. 2—Earn stock andthe
implements. good Dairy Herd, at singing of a advertising lloga.-l. n -
hot 34-5, Con. •8, Whitby, just east tesgiven on the radio. A spelling con- ,
of Balsam, the property of Rodd R. and
gave -6e prize of a dainty cip
and saucer to Mrs. Va,sBlaircomb.
Appleby. Reason for "Ie --barn de- - 4
The bus_%vas consiater of -deciding - -
stroyed by wind-. Sale at one. Terms how to raise cosh to send local -boys
cash. A. S. Farmer, auctioneer. stal oversew a Christmas parcel,
also .to fill 12 ditty bags for sail-
ors-_ Next -Monday..
ail-ors-_.Next_Monday... tae. October group {'
Household Effectsp. en Party with.
will. lan a Ha!tow�'
lgcal young and old. v
the property of Sunday' next will be observed as
11k& JOHN CHRISTOFF Rally Day to the Sunday School of
8 doors East of Four Comers the United Church. Rev. MacLach-
lan will give the adaress. The little '
,'PICKhRING, ONT.
children will sing. Mrs. Neil Petty
`-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28.
is expected to render a vocal_ solo.
s s • • Come and Rally at 10.00 a. M. No
large Quebec neater; Large square service' in the evenitlg as it is the -i
'table. Round table; Large bed corn-„
occasion of Locust Hill Anniversary,
piste; 13; Pillows; Studio couch; 12 Flt.- Officer Bob Buckles convened
Kitchen chairs; Large rocker; Small a great corn roast at the pond last
•rocker; Somme dishes; Wringer; 6 Saturday eveaing, young and old
-.Dos. sealers; Washstand; Large attending. They finished up at the
"''-'heater•; Congoieum rug. 9 x. 12; I. O: O. F: Hall 'to step” tae light
Lawnmower; Single couch; Some fantastic. !)t
china.
• Aotary Street Fair and Dance
Terms cash Sale at 1.00 .� Pickering, October 17.
Wm. bLkw, aucti"onebt
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Atkfo d METER
PHONE PICKERING 11 R 3
+a$ _ it rain F -Is*for You r � Protech o n
O G e s g -- -_
u e u canizi :-
�VEN though your Hydro makes household Having a meter of your owo
-WORK GUARANTEED electricity. available to.you in Ontario Is the only possible way to be sure that
-at a very low cost, it is important that you -you only pay for the electricity which you
7 Days A Week = pay only for the amount of power that • use. Imagine' buying food from a mer,
7 A. 1L —'12 P. M.'you actually use. The electric meter on elan# who weighs several people's orders
our home, is
•
duty In Y your protection : at the ,same time, and splits the cost
against , paying for more than you evenly regardless of the size of the
--consume. onlers! You want your order weighed
:MARKHAM'
-
Individually when you buy food.. When
FAIR
- • •Every one of some 500,000 meters In you use electricity your meter assures
_ ee individual ,..Ontario is tested and certified by a Dom, a urate dividua measurernerrt.
inion Government inspector at regular .
-
October�� intervals to assure complete accuracy: low cost Hydro service In',Onlarls
Sul I meters are among the Rost of : aRers amazing 'comforts and conven,
o { jewelled precision instruments : 1 0 os -'-lances. For your protection :: so first
OCTOBER 6 !t constantly kve as the #nest watch: you will pay for only the amount •
"MAY, OCTOBER a SATURDAY, o! .
: York County Holstein Show 'Ayshire Breeders' Show-' � ' For you* pretrdion, Hydra installs a- �ro you actually i taR a Oovenr "a
Hyd 1n pechd Meter is Installed ter hour owe
meter, exclusive) your . : � f3pecisl Jwising Contests by '-. Jwlging Cattle, Horace,, Poultry, _ y for own hovseheld exelusiwiy.
Junior Farmers Sheep Aad .Qwine
Eorse-shoeing contestHorse-shoeing Contest
Faces - 2.28 and 220 Pony Race Races - 2.24 and Free-for-all
Running RaceTHE HYDROI-ELECTRIC
_ -
19G. MIDWAY
POWER COMMISSION
OLD TYM.E DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT IN ARENA
7.� Cittiaens' Band •' Adis. ,YrM i Can 35c Children Free
OF ONTARIO
X L. dark Pres. ! R.. H. Crosby, &DG.
tT ►
.. , ., v.'•. • .Y..'. :-. .r: a. :YT :. J'I'' !v'x. , °,MI wS ( NN • i!"1ST (' -:7 ` I. 'A{•.
_=R
.6 -
ready for ship=nent, any one ready Zion
help can apply to Mrs• Brown for pioneer missionary, Rev. Currie, was
�lVlounr Zion
CLARE Illi O N T presented .. bringing ging the Gospel r
cut material. message to Chissambra. Africa
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie very interesting Don't forget tine anniversary ser-
Mr. Fred Morley of Toronto, was and the Misses Wilcox and Daaald
Premien � be vices in ML. Zion United Chu
ry on 9•,
} Ritchie, of Toronto, .were Sunday Judy for this year. When the sees- Sept. 30, There will be special ser-
at his home here over Srr°day'BROUGHAM — y��� at the Ritchie home. ion closed a pleasmt. ,social half vices and music. Services will bs
Mr. Blake Briscoe ,now employed The Women's Insitute are aeon- hour was lspent at tea tables when
with the Carlton Printing Co., in The Friendly Bible Claaa will .meet Sorin a. dance on Frida avenin the hostesses served a very tempt- held at 11 a: as• and 7.30 p. m. The
Toronto, spent the, weekend with his at the Ralph Holtb home on''on- g Y g in g menu, speaker will be Rev. Rackham of
P Holtby-home in the Town Hall, with Barrett's
people here. Hampton.
day, October 1. Orchestra. Funds to be used by tine -, _-- Rall
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Evans have , y Biscay will not be observed'
The Mission Baud will hold its Committee for Spldiers' Gift Frond.
purchased the residence formerly (� /'' till after azuriyesray Sunday, r linos
September sheeting at the school on Mrs. Norton gave a report of one � Vreenwoccupiood � special
Dougl s by Mr. snd Mrs. Lionel Saturday next at 2.30 p. nn- day's session of.the School for Lead- ---+- yet arrived. programmes haws not
Douglas. The Rally Day Service had a.good ers; at Whitby Ladies' College. It The Misadan Circle met at the Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil---
Chss. DeRushs is out again, "Home of the Misses Mildred and t
attendance and was. a combined ser- was announced Mite Boxes were to Sunday in St Catharines with Mr.
after being confined to his bed, tae vice of Sunday School and Church, be brought in at the .next meeting.. Gertrude Corbett on Thursday ev- and Mn. Harper Beaver and fast.
-.past few weeks. • but the children were too :few for The W. M: S. meeting of t-he ening last. ily.
Mr. aazd Mrs. Haines of St ouff- ' such a service. } church on Thursday afternoon Sep. Mrs. Perkins attended her niece's Boru, to Mr. and Mrs. Les. Smith
ville, spent Sunday with Mr. and 'Visitors at the home of Mrs. T. , 20, was held at the agrne of Mrs. funeral at Drayton on Saturday last. (,Kathleen Wilson) of,Prospect, as
Mrs. Fred Ward• C. Brdwn ' last week were: Mr.'` E. Brown, with • an attendance of 24. She was a daugnter of . the late Saturday, Sept. • ib, 1945, a son:
Mr.' Norman Linton is busy this Thornton of Woodstock, on Wednes=, Hostesses for the meeting• were: Norman Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. C. Led reale;
week, building his new house just day; Mrs: A.. F. Harvey and daugh- Mrs, M. Annie MG. Willson and .Mrs. F. Hayw, Kard ' MRJackson,
s sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy BBrook
opposite Mr. George Scott's. Mr. ter., of Montreal and Miss Ella ,Mrs, Paynter. L rs.
Opening devotivas Hutchings, husband and son Ross, lin, spent 'Sunday with Mr, and Myr,
Cliff Reynolds and Mr.Morgan Wallace of Toronto on' Thursday, were conducted by Mrs. Johnston, spent the week-end with th Hayward Cecil Disney and family.
Evans are helping him. and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brows and I President. Mrs. ecreta family.
Mrs. Len Lye spent the week end Ritchie,� �'� y Gordon Wilsony who has been ser- .
with Mr. Lye spent
T`uclsier in Tor- son Jack, on Sunday. read tee records of -the last meeting . Church and Sunday School ser- ving for nearly. two years overseas,
Mr. Russeli Gra has finished his which were
� • onto. Y approved. Amvag the vices have been withdrawn here for arrived in Toronto on Tuesday after- .
contract an war work and ie now items considered in Business, were I Sunday next owing to the Mt. Zion noon. His family met the train, and
Mr., Jesse Warden. of Toronto home, which will be gocid news to arrangements made'for the Autumn Anniversary, an who have seen
spent the weekend at his. home here. the man who are constantly is y' Gordon, report _
y y Than�coffering►-hate and other find- Mr. azd • Mrs. bL Ormerod and him looking well.
Watch for a future advertisement needof hisse ea. ings to be reported when settled. A I family of Cresswell s t me week- The W. A. met a m
Pel t the home of
- on the Three Star Arm! Show, to Xr. Roy M'niler and friend, were vote was passed that 'a collection be end with the Ortnerod family here. Mrs. Wm Green on Wednesday-last
,appear here in October. This gala with his father for the week-end, I taken 'up at the, -next meeting to The corn roast held in the S. S• --,Mrs, Cecil Jones was in charge of
event is sponsored by the Claremont Mr. Robert Dafoe was renewing assist in „
Park Board acquaintances with old Bron cam Payed for lantern slides, tech last Friday eveasing was a de- the progrsan. The subject was ` Caa
Gordon Benson, fust released by g being sponsored by 'the Young Peo- aided success, we keep the Peace?" Mrs Lloyd
friends on Saturday evening. ple for the Church use• When the Mrs. Vaawyek, of Whitby visited Pegg, of Greenwodd favoured withL
the army ie again working for the Mr. Cassell ie back with Mr. and Business Period was completed, the with Mrs. Gress and Miss Edna'last a solo. Three members: firs, ,Sidred,
Roads sad' Bridges Dept:, of the, E. Aaniw Program Session was given over to Friday. Malcol
ob� )lira. Howe, Mrs. Gwen, will soon be
°X°s°JPickering. Some very fine tomatoes have Mrs.' EL m, Convenes. and The manr friends of lies. Wm leaving the oommunity and will be
JBee1b1 has purchased been graven in the gardens hers- Groi* D. consisting of: Mrs. George Kiddletom'wiait for a speedy recov- greatly missed.
the owned * Mss. Chas. acme from seed sent from Italy do � y
.. y Dmacdat, � Y. Duncan, Mrs. D. cry stem her l�7 �� I Most of our farmers have ea�p-
�D'sMusba+ now occupied by Mr. and not compare favourably with 'Cease Mairg 'jgd amiss Helen Malcolm. )lire, Callers at the Mme of lira, F. W. leted Cfeir threshing
Mrs. Bob Hobna grown from -Canadian seed. Harvey presided at the piano for the Gibson on Sunday were: Mr. and and silo- for the year,
Re►. W. Wemaam . of the Baptist tiliisng will soon be the mrd-
Workea°e for Bed Cross are tiv-_ _singing of the hyaena. By ma and lira• K.
�church it again attending lectures - z - P ��n7� Mtn Joe Clarlr ad ' or of the day.
ing earnestly; to complete the quota i Vmr onain, a vary informative in- Toronto, dire. Ormovd, CreatweaL � ]lift Zflew Carso
- at McMaster Lh&ersity. He will of al boys' sMrte left over from the troduetioa to the new Stud Book Mrs.. Bost g Ofl�swa, vena
course be preaching here oa Sia- work. Although y Disney's sifter of Tl- home with bar parents on Sunday
dfgr�. spring ugh 26 pair are on Africa, vent presented. and the morins u viaiisag the Difneys, afte+rmoon.
* Mister Bertha Harris and Helen
Brawn were -the week-end visitors
of lira. Loyd Pugh.
The regular mousing tervide
--We
re...will be heldin the Baptist Chur°ce,had,
nest-Sunday. In the evening a bap-
tigmal party from Green River will
be present.
Mr. Floyd and Mr. John Coate
of Toronto, spirts Sunday with Mra
Jo'nn Coates. - -•
i Mr. and Mrs, Stanley- Robiu ad .,.. -
,heterborough, spent the weekend «
with Ms and Mrs. Tom Gregg.. - The Good Fellowship ss claand
their familiea of tae United Church _ � •rttf . _
enjoyed a social evening sand corn y � n
resat at the home of Mr. and Mrs. — s �,
Melville. Johnson, last Friday eves r+' fsi "�#, it
r ''. ``;: N- • .: _ _ � #, � � t�ltt els /g2? . _
Mrs. John Sutwn of Tormbo, was
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
• r,,.,� •jtx
4s r fix• ,} ,fix � �,� 4
e Ken: edy for a few daye last week. `Wat ;
x
¢ a
Rally Day will be Observed in th8
United -Church Sunday School, next 1914 t o ve x sR
i r ,
-Sunday morning at 10 a. m. All € • .� . - _ . _
f L to
children and parents are invited. • , . f _
Tin* regular fellowship meeting ••�;•. ^ , s.caY:
:WIll, be bold in the Baptist Church,
next Friday evening. Following this i e Mrst Idlabon came the lust war s
Inesting, the officesa and beachers.
of the Sunday.' Schgol,. are -asked
tpeeet. -
boW is the'Real 'Pesti„ time ...
'Claremont F*tball Team In
Semi-Finals H .
Clarmeornt football team tied with
Slavia at Withrow Park last Sat-
urday evening. The score was 1-1• > '
The one goal for Claremont' was
scored by Toni' "Bell ob a penalty
l 4
shot. v
On Saturday; Oct. 29th at 4 P.
m., Claremont meet .C. G. JF.,_in the te
semi-finals at Earlscourt Park, Be p I t'
on hand to cheer the local teanf to
victory
its
Local Girl Married in Markham Intli
A quiet wedding was eolemizedbadt .
in the Anglican Chursh .Rectory in
Markham on Saturday, -September But ei't an
15th, when Marr Martha, Young- ;
T est daughter of Mr. and 'Mrar' Al-be n and '
bert Pilkey of Claremont became the
bride of George Foot, sop of Mr.•
lve
and Mrs. Goezge Foot of_ Stouff- t �� r f
onlle.. kin
t
The bride wore a floor-length
gown of white chiffon over taffeta j
With •bOOlder-length veil, match-
ing si.cestasies and carrying 'r°ei
Briatemaids
I Pi1keY, sister of tits irtde, who wore
s scree!-lath dress of targoivae 1
?ho only eonkels *0 are being makftined an those that aid Mrs prod�d!I of neidsd supplies end Nrek -
crepe with snatching, accessories and 7.speedy and foo dWbu*m N Ow public, and which Olen d as inllaftnary prtee rise:
s corsage of gladiolus ` and Mise '
]liar,• Morgan, . tr%nd of lye bride, .As soon as condhWas warrant, these wiU be chopped.
who wore a street-length dress _ o!
yells~, with Matching aooessoi-
Until industry Bats back to nanisal produeflon. price callings, ral"hw ipw i60141 eonlrols era* a
lee and a corsage of gladiolus. _ necessary safeguard for everyone of us.:
The butt.. man was Mr. Howard .Keep thank workinU; - �� :" :
MU of Stonffvn7le, friend •' of the
green. Rev, F. Herron,, officiated. IT'S YOUR JOB AND YOUR SAVINGS THAT.. ARE AT. STAKE
A reception for the, bridal party
Geo-
was held at the hone o1 Mrs Geo- %% sdraoseewat br em d e on k wln9 tswN br &* o.v*rm-0 M Casale '
lrge Constable, sister of tie bride. - ¢ to saphosim 061 P of ar volam a Iwrbw h"Xoo"
For the wedding trip the bride - to as reel of "of now eel ,.Ades ad
wore a blue velvet drese with that- 4 mad War. J
thing accessories. After a wedding
trip to Niagra Falls, the poupie will
rYV.LIVYCU, it prOOaD:e ana esvr!n damaged. Sgdn.-Ldr. This s'gn marks Houle's airfield. He's only employing veteran R.C.A.F.
Bert Houle, D.F.C., and Bar, Massey, Ont.. is
seen with his mother v,h-n he re- - 'p:rsonel and p'.ans a feeder -line for T.C.A. as well as a service for tour -
turned home. Now he's setting up an airline into the nortK'country of Ontario. isle seeking the bast hunting '' g ng and fishing spots.
,+ .. - _ r rr•. , ,a,.��m.. 1;,.!n,A._-t:^s .«nw'�'•'0f'RG%+•!IC''^'!M' •r •�31•.
•.rrr� r.' `f .... �,.,. raF wII6••4*r!r15n; •. •iti+•+'K.,i .i :'6Yn."+ii.r ,S•.ns.Mer:.R ��:'�.� C�Sw'^e'i`r•�t�.r.;r:ur•+rz+.+�.,s .,a. .<uMw,1V'ae�ctT` � ,y'�.. ''t' yea ],
•cM0"ji�q(...:A ..a rn ,w':-, ,.•, .tis'•.. moi,. .,
4
'• ed. "And always make UP."
f - You'll enjoy oy our A
%� lilcridel and Roger walked 'over
i. '�'1' ange Pekoe �Jt� the big 'hill that. lies between Phili-
t7 bert and the village Of St. Didier
■ des illontagpes. 'It was a narrow
1-----la� ABA ::Path among the great spruces and.. - -
"„" „ AA cedars that grew thickly oa the
- mountainside. In winter the trail' - — -
— was usually •closed by the drifted
snow, but naw one could walk eas-
ily enough over the crust. They _.
were on the way to the house of '
1 --govern-
Al
o ern-
_ - Gerard agent,
to rlbrin the g v
meat agent, to bring back Pol
Mart:n—a�Rosine--who—i:ad--beta” '
have supper wit
invited there to• h'.•: ' THE PICK
K '
.................rrx...v-vin}v.; Y;:� '
_'::x�:;�:;'::•:;;�':�:•:•::t•.:::•:::.y. •the Chamberlands. • OF TOBACCO
The stars were dim,:, but the
'* track -lay clearly marked. through
the darkness of the wood. From : • e e • in • •
the time th-ti left Philibert they. does taste
had talked little. Both of them -
LOtItB ARTHUR CUNNtNGHAM yY' felt constraint, uneasiness. Roger,
x•. always ready with bay talk and
- CHAPTER XX of the .noblest of the noble breed laughter, was . strangely silent. She saw the red temper rising ` with whom he flies. Well, suppose Meridel, walking along beside him. Ci8i80N�CLES
1n him and, knowing it of old, re- she still care for me, can I looked up at his shadowy profile BY
- calling many such encounters and come back now and—" -_ and longed to say something -that trw-- doline P Clarke
their unhappy outcome,, she fought "You mean — you are stepping would break the tension. But, she
to control her own not too gentle aside for Roger? You'd give up could find no words to say. • Aad
Of GINGER �M • • -• •
spirit. - your—" she thought, Is my. heart empty '
• of things to tell him—so soon•emp-
"Maybe I didn`t believe so mutt. "The only great_ dream 1 ever, Ginger Farm doesn't seem" the right — .but what about the sun- '
as I—I loved you in spite of any- had, madame," he said, and his W, This is not the way ,uf love. same place at all. It just couldn't rise?"
n thing that seemed to be against voice was fl: t now, .oncless. Like He laid at last, "You cried 'to- be, because you see Partner isn't Sunday afternoon our ;,week -end -
you " Uberlieutenant Faber's voice. "1'm night, Meffdel, Your tears fell on here. For the first time In, WIFIRY- ers travelled the "mountain" roads
"That' is what I mean. But it going away tonight—now. You are the lo4•ely gcwn that is being made two years he has left the farm to and brought me Home three baskets
'was not so with her." not to tell anyone that I was here, ready for your wedding. You did the' tender .mercy .of hands other of=elderberries. Not only did ,they
"Can you expect a girl to__go on That is understood. When—when not think 1 saw you. It w.as •when than his own. And I wouldn't mind pick. them but they cleaned them -
caring for a man she me_t,- -for a, they ace married, I shall return." you left th, room after my. aunt betting that at this very moment he too so' that,• before going to TO-
caring
o-
few hours on a mouuu,n or some "Why, you headstrong_ had gone upstairs. You first look- is wondering how we are making ` ionto Monday morning 1 had them
•thing, in some Ruritanian land,-. ed at , yourself in the mirrow and out, whether the cows that he gen- presbrvecl . and In their sealers ai-
"—stubborn, thick-headed -mule.
long ago, even when that nian then you cried. Why did you cry?' erally milks will "let down" their ready for winter' storage. To -
seems beyond duubt to b: a trait- Yes, I know it all and maybe I'm
every bit of it.. But that's the. way _ "I—I. do not know, I •milk to strange hands, -whether -. morrow I expect 'a barbel of to-
-or and worse?" _ it is, Tante Ili-mi—and that is the really do not know. Do not girls the harrowing was finished on the matoes so i. am beginning fl have
"Yes;" said -Michel softly: "Yes, way it will be, 13on't flatter my- who are about to marry often -wheat ground and If there have s hUueh' that my time will be
I can expect that, A mountain, •. r been any bids to threshings. Yes, pretty well occupied while Part
-
.1
gay, madame—but you do not self I can take her from Roger cry• ; . --I haven't a. doubt !n the world that Her la away,
know what a magic -mountain', a and -steal his happiness, but I shall -Not like that. It was adiffer- partner !s wondering all those May 1 -take this opportunity to
knowRuritiW land, you say—but you not' even run the risk," tat thing."'.. He was silent for -a thlugs and probably a great thank "Anonymous" for the maga-
not
-dream what a magic land • Then he d what ma- ' n.any more — while we are won- that were sent to me. Ap-
g ams i had said that night after his
It was; fora few hours, you say, d e !a . comfortabte, when u knew what would In
-_._. ._..--._. -fie stood up. He came to her ---departure: "Un qui Gime; ane qui daring !i, h pare �Uy YoN
but you—you. must -know that such Cher he !"s getting all the attention teres me of that I have had my
things as this are not measured in and bent and kissed her. •'"I have- se laisse 'aimer:" One who loves, he should have and how long It much time .to study. them. yet but . t
hours. We kgcw each other a]- some time in Canada before I have one, who lets herself be loved. is will be before wo have him back I shall. Some night when the rest
ways; we were to love each other to- report again; I may even get a -it so with us, Meridel? I want. to home again. at the family 1• pretty, well oectr
always." post here. t' don't know, _ _.- know."Oh, Roger; why - Ad you ask me' - - .. ' poled I shall give m my na-
- "Don't o Michell Don; t gol"attention— -
" t
"It was a0 said?" = g a thing like that? How can one Naturally you will trot be -sur• pythe
]vided particularly
: "It was so understood: "What? You're running out of � ?" the Canadian for which
."Bat Meridel—I am being a ammunition. You're turning soft know. How can one be sure, prised at our anxiety when I tell think there was a definite need
_ 'The answer is in- your heart, I � Sou ?flat today we went to Toronto 4
traitor to Roger now - I know on me again, These are new tae- think." nd bei re -we came home we caw-
a a
Meridel has never ceasid to care tics, and clever ones, but .I have "
'I -hare. looked there.' Partner safely anchored in a hos- Well. today Is Tuesday the
•.for you_ _learned a. trick or two myself and ",end you have not found it." Vital bed. Oh no, it wasn't an acc!- hour is 8.3'0 DAT,, and this col -
fall " • I will not fall for this. I* shall go but he knetr 'dent or anything like that — he umn must be typed and on the
watched her tonight to : the as I came—quietl And u: w- She did not answer'she--had
g y' y° - from her silence that she had look went in for X-rays and observation early morning train so Ehat the
louely.bridal gown. I saw my bra not speak. Promise!" _ .. . . — a little matter that has long - Ghronteles of Ginger Farm may bit
they bend and kiss her, I .knew ed You fol
. The ofd eyes burned at him and "You told me once," said Roger,. been delayed. Delayed bQgause he yours to read ,when you get that _
then it was time. for me to go." felt he couldn't go away until son_
there was no softness about- her -"that only otie key would unlock good old friend of soars'. — the
"Because your pride was hurt. mouth, but that was only for a mo- your heart. You remember?" Bob was given his discharge and local paper. Not that you "aid
�a ant far dttsntY it srr+ile$ could be bome to_look atter things lose much If. Ginger Farm were
llsve la you, no matter what hap- a-� S"�1� was a�sfiy .e whiar •I' - -
-j4 Y rare, sweet smile• i remember well." in his absence, missing — but it is .up to me to
pened.�� "I. promise, you mule.—you lov-. "And 1 Have not that key? You It has been .quite a week. First see that it Seta thele, and then
"Not entirely that," he said able, sromise,plendid donkey, 'But I tell ?Hast answer me." of all son Bob was in Toronto, go- -you- have the ption of reading It
wearily. "Roger loves her.: He's a jou it is a very foolish thing you (Concluded Next Week) lag through all ?fie rigmarole In- or not as you choose.
great- tad, Roger—one of the Not, " _ cldental to a military farewell. In Glory be = I hear the coffee
t the salt of the earth and also one dO' that, he. was lucky. The O. C., ren perking — _chat should help things y
-- - "Neither the first nor, -I • think, Using that he was urgently need- along a little, don't you think?
the last.. Farewell, ma tante." Wife: "1t says here that the ed at home, put him through in a Will you have a cup with me? But
- He' �retrie%ed the hat, turned • at -average person speaks - 10N0 matter of hours; We didn't expect- I forgot =. pou, might not appre• „ -
• the door to smite at her, to show words a day." Bob would `be Lome for several late it — not at five -thirty in the
her the wild imps in his eyes. "We. Hubby: "Yes, dear; but you're.. . ,days so imagine -my- surprise when morning'
:._ always i;uaircl, don't we?" he call- lar abode the average, you know." going on
Z heard some �cougliing _
--,-.._Re)1 ieve
Either
• -.Rifles ,. :upstairs the next morning. • .
Meat -Meat Pie!—Piping Hat and Tasty n is a Past master at creeping to R• Turned In
:__;•_^ � � in the wee small hours or we
1406ac
...SAL
... - must PaTticnlarly 'sound' sleepers. -
e ad au-: • . + R e have been asked:: ow is it
i he V j:;:L"„' :. _ .. •allow ed� to keep
that officers •are _
=- A. The next few -days -were taken -- their revolvers, but the non•com-
• up on ;the wheat ground — and missioned officers and men have
^' �, -that is quite a worry- Atter all, to-turn'ln their rifles?
u1clk . JtC w "� when. one spends good tiioney� -for That is because the officers buy
registered seed and fertilizer, plus their own revolvers, but the rifles
the cost.ot all the gas and oil are •lssued as part of the, regular
Y d d f r tractor work it is not
r
'To P -WO how fast Aspirin is ready
? : 3 De Job to be undertaken lightly. At equipment to the non -comm 9-.
a j. . sinned .officers atui men•
best if is still a gamble. However ” —Windsor Star.`
it looks as it we are oft to S °good _
• � d h w
f h r• '
start, It. is 'raining — an41 o
badly that rain was needed!
had the
—
• When, meat is short and appetites are long, there's nothing better
than a Meat Pie! This BeePsteak.I'ie•lielp's two pounds of beef to stretch
'Pr
Over the week -end' we
■ ■ •
t —1 a Itching
around a table of six or eight—with generous helpings for all. Ahd
:
u
house Lull' again, and believe it or
nt ens
every hot, delicious bite has the full flavor of beef, to with a crisp
s
Relieved by this
not; all'the dishwashing 1 did was
nutlike bran' pastry.
quickly
.1 —.
-
".'-BEEF STEAK PIEMedicinal
—
in the early morning. Strange
Ointment'
2 pounds round steak 1 tablespoon Worcestershire
«'
thing ab.aut .those early morning
'
(cut in '1 -inch 'cube.,O' ' sauce
There are two forms of itching which are
a
x
chores - how seldom there is
especially distressing. Firstpruritisvulvae
t from which only women suffer and second
'-a
14 cup fat _ 2 chips water
yam:
prtuitis ant -=itching at the rectum from piles.
anyone around to help :with them!
-2 teaspoons salt- 2 cups diced raw potatoes
pin worms or varicose veins.
-
teaspoon .pepper, 1 recipe Bran Pastry
in fat. Stir in seasonings, parsley
One day niece Jay was ex -claim-
TIie causes of both these forms of intense
locate but what
ti
..
:
4
F itching are often difficult to
g
ea over the beautiful sunset and
ed
and flour; mix well.' Add `wat'ei "slowly," stirring constantly. Add pot
you do want, at once, is relief from the
.tatoes; cover and simmer about 30 minutes. Pour intd g:^e ac 1 ca :'
es that's- all.
severe and depressing itching.
to so to work, just drop' one in a
giaas of water. "Clock" its disintearat• .
sus action with a stopwatch. Within
.'two seconds, you'll see it start to
dis9ategrate. it does the same in your
stomach- That's why it •stops head-
aches so quickly.
• Get Aspirin today!
Tire "Bayo•" crude
on each tablet, is
your guarantee
oat its Aspirin.
PIR
.' NOW—New torr Prices!
locket box of 12s :.. �. aty Ile
11mmony bo11N of 24 ally 2*s
' ps"y the of 100'• ... orgy 7%
ISSUE 39-1945 "
C+�:i; ah. •k ,.•>•.
I said to er
—
• When, meat is short and appetites are long, there's nothing better
than a Meat Pie! This BeePsteak.I'ie•lielp's two pounds of beef to stretch
'Pr
■ ■ •
t —1 a Itching
around a table of six or eight—with generous helpings for all. Ahd
:
u
r i i s
nt ens
every hot, delicious bite has the full flavor of beef, to with a crisp
s
Relieved by this
nutlike bran' pastry.
quickly
-
".'-BEEF STEAK PIEMedicinal
—
Ointment'
2 pounds round steak 1 tablespoon Worcestershire
(cut in '1 -inch 'cube.,O' ' sauce
There are two forms of itching which are
r
1% cups sliced onions 3 tablespoons chopped parsl �
2 tablespoons flour
especially distressing. Firstpruritisvulvae
t from which only women suffer and second
'-a
14 cup fat _ 2 chips water
`
prtuitis ant -=itching at the rectum from piles.
-2 teaspoons salt- 2 cups diced raw potatoes
pin worms or varicose veins.
-
teaspoon .pepper, 1 recipe Bran Pastry
in fat. Stir in seasonings, parsley
TIie causes of both these forms of intense
locate but what
ti
Lightly brown steak and onions
F itching are often difficult to
g
and flour; mix well.' Add `wat'ei "slowly," stirring constantly. Add pot
you do want, at once, is relief from the
.tatoes; cover and simmer about 30 minutes. Pour intd g:^e ac 1 ca :'
severe and depressing itching.
ole. Cover with Bran Pastry.' Prick with fork to show ��'^ n• .
Then let Dr. Chase's OINTMENT help
_
-pieces. Bake in hot oven' (450°F.) about 20 minutes.you
for it brings relief almost sa quickly as
Yield: 6 servings (B 1/2 -inch casserole)
B P, A N P A AT R Y
applied, Once used it will always.be kept at
hand for quick use 'when the need arises.
1z teaspoon salt 1/a cup oral?
BO pts, a box. Economy alae jar 8`2.00 '
cup shortening l cups Rifted flour
_
4. tablespoons cold water (mora or leas)�
' rtensh bAd Into tine c combine with flour and salt. no in
time,
dough is moist enouguto
7 Dr.Chase':
s�intrnen-shortening.
the at until
Add water, a little at a
hold together. Roll out on lightly floured -board to -about 1,r Inchin
thickness.
:
:.. �.
"WHAT CAN YOU tWAM
�� • THAT T7ft CAN W311AR VI - BTARM CLOTS%" N�
re
"At ibis of the rtivggie," Waft is ralatlN. You .om make °
!Mseri� William JAL Birk^ asiiovAl soa0ebodt reel immdm*iy A& by _ 1
„ t.e y dig
ehairsaaw xa�tional Clotting �donatilag your spare, used
Collection, now is Progress, "ao one
Yes, you can help the sufiesiat war
a can protest that elothing and feed- t k4b is Wgbo have bead aefteed to,
+ ing little eidldrenj the aged, and the the most threadbare, patched and
- "WHAT CAN YOU SPAM is war devastated --ragged covering for' their under- A.
N hosekss countries
THAT TBDY CAN WMAR!" - in any lees imperative roan provid- ;nourished bodies.' Give- your still
In the att ies, closets and troa w 'ins materisla of combat or pl-niag / aervieeable clothing to the National
of Canadian homes are millions of
_ fdr the economic future." _ / Clothing CoUeetion, ..October 3 -ft
pounds of serviceable used clothing, In Europe alone 125 million war
oboes and used blankets. In the Ivictima are in desperate need of -�paaee demoted to the -National :
.Wv devastated areas • abroad Caere : clothing, shoes and blankets.-'Clothias CaLleetion by the advertiser) ,
ere' millions of people who are Ind- There is a National Clothing Col-
anddX�B becauseI lack lection receiving depot at Chapan's
'
such essential things _. that' at your spare apparel S B ALSID ON• • PICKERING
's- National Clothing . Collection of- is delivered there. S.
fere an opportunity for you to 9 w'
yoErn atriotism as well as your - - (This space donated to the National
•humanity. By providing war avf- , Clothing Crdllecttiioauby the advertiser)
i ferers wit% those things they most tI . r 110 ►J ,
` ' t desperately seed, ybu ' e►it1Y eftable
i them to re-establish 'bhetneelves sad' Sudinedd S
help us in establishing tae world _
•peace which is to come.
• There ie a National Clot%ir►g C.W- :For GORDON F. OSBORNE
A. E. Richardson
Section receiving depot at ChsP'i (��}�, a C. L. U.
store. am that your -spare apparel . „�C •' `,J1)3!1DISTRICT MANACM GEINERAL INSURAIS= �•+
:is delivered
these. .REAL
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—i
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Clothing Odlllection by the advertiser) aB�cF� . y
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..-BRO C K PHox>s PICK. 68
r It is bettor sot to de dhinga at #'riot. Aaeidelaaa Service Clarke Prentice'
all than to do then wrong.
�.
This is certainly true is legal "WHAT CAN YOU SPARE - ED AUCTIONIIM
Day or Ndght . LICENs
Deeaadenta. villa, ceaveyaaees. THAT THEY CAN WEAR?1, Phone Pick. 13 Por to Coenttes of York and pa,
TN E�T� E The National Clothing Collection moo; e�...� toan par•
Consult
Your Farmer -Lawyer t tics of C" A. s. 7, Corp.��of
the Lifift
CAPT. HUD STEWART for. the millio3�s o! destitute in war- Plek�ering Ontario (formerly Prier
- wglT$Y Picketing 17 R 22 devestated lands abroad, opens on a T. H. �tke f y
Monday, October 1. _ and Prentice) • pun and Hari.
Participating in this- drive :are the stock Ss1M a �tT• as 7 11, mo
ffi�lthfnllp Air-conditioned P g Y Y M . 1M1 A 111f Reasonable-- Sade
LAWN MOWERS
C� Canadian United Allied Relief Fund
on behalf of UNRRA ( United Nat- AGIN. 62 W a, MILIdII3lm
THURSDAY, FIJI., SATURDAY ions' Relief, and Rekabilitation Ad- LICENSED AUCTIONEER and Barrister • Solicitor No
Sharpened and Repaired mi-iistratian) ' Kuri mare than 30 VALUATOR BitlNotary Public
r SEPTEMBER 27, 28 and 29_
We would like to reeoa�mend Wool- 1 national organizations in Canada. '• ' Sales conducted 'Anywhere- C.
RICHARDSON
...Two Shove - 7 and 9 P. M. sol the new soapless way of wash- j Very man, woman and child should Phone or Write Suite 611 Continental Lite B1at
Saturday Matinee at 1.30 P. M. ins silks, woolens, baby garments contribute all the serviceable ,need 614 Dundas St. East, Whitby; Ont
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cotng they can -Spare without re- 371 Bay -St Toronto
etc. -No shrinkage restores theE -
'I" Ladd and Gail Russell lustre. plaiwnent.
Taste is a National Cloth ng..Coll- C Y R I L E. M 4 R L E Y
Salty O'Rourke • Also Dwvlave ' Flits - B-H Pal- ectinn receiving depot at ehapman's
nts and enamels. Store. See that your CHIROPRACTIC
--- y pare apparel -
t William Demereat Bruce Cabot is delivered there-
ALVIN
TVI'�pp D HEALTH CLtNI �Y— •
N U S HB � (This space -donated to the National p H O N E 67 ' P{ C K.
';MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY Clothing Coileetioa by the advertiser)
Hardware and Tinsmith 146 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa'
OCTOBER 1, 2 and 8
Last Complete Show At 8.20 Phone 4i A. W. MITCHEU — Phone 224
...._.. J. A,, WILLOUGHBY
" Hedy Lainaar and Paul ' Henried Drugless practice, -including
Willoughby Far Agency t..
• Rotary Street Fair and Dance .` ' � P1CkenD}►,. rent. � Chiropractic. Electra-cher-
Head Office - Toronto spy and Mineral Vapor
'The' Conspirators E, October I7. Phones •- Yards 74c. Res. 66W 156 Yonge St. ADosos Bath Treatanent.
G "Largest and Oldest is Practicing 22 yeas.. _
Sydney G""street Peter Lorre When You come with your gift of - _ �Atab ti� Fob - Consultation Free
y Also An Added Attraction _ "`WHAT CAN YOU SPARE _ clothing for tae suffering and dee- Years Hours:. 9 a. 'm, to 9 P. ea, .
CONSULT OUR ACTIVE CITY DEFT.
THEY CAN W.EAR?" titute war victims abroad offer ( FOR THAT HOME IN THE CITY Daily, uCep{M yO(�y aw
The Bull Fighters S ,
THAT TH
Pare toric, as well se spans used your spare time services oto your
clothing, shoes • and. blankets, is es local committee.
$tan Laurel and Oliver Hardy sential to .the sueoessof the Nation- There is a National Clothing Poll -
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al Clothing Collection for overslas,ectiaa-reegvmg depot, at Chapazan's Sellers & At inson F. J. Done�%a=i
-- - relief. ♦store. See that your spare apparel
THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY ' In assembling,, sorting, sad pack- is re
delivered the. .: -
Phone Aar� 201W2 Stoaff. 290
the milliona of undo of ser- i�ie
+' : OCTOB'FIIt 4 5 and 6 . p°
God
vice—able used apparel, Killing hands (This apace donated to the National° Load Sarve'yodr
V ori I8 y are needed in every receiving depot, clothing c�leetiva by the advettieer) A1iCtlOneers M Kiat street, East. Oshawa, OmL
ILK'S MARKET. — _ _ Year's Experience ti
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Phoae Pickering 26
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Sales conducted where.
• - - :$pecializina 'in Farm Stock, o �
!larniture and Property Sales. Gsssbtution stern Doss ani
Mt+igern aiiit� Dsicie Clarii ♦tors Aash -Mads t• Order
A HELPFUL INVENTORY trlrnk in the basement? You need, All Sus personally listed and
i 1 flyhiond MassEy and 'Alan Hale This is a good time for every Can- apace, they reeled yon; spare clothing. Advertised- Bills Prepared and .Asphalt Sbinslae
adian to take inventory of kis attic, Give it now to the National Cloth- Poste. Boll Roofings
basement and clothes closet. What ing 'Collection, .October 1 --CIO. `��t Siding
• Pro mpt Cervica Wali Boar& oft
Eaves -Troughing can you spare -.that some war-ravag- `'
ed people can wear. Clean riot your (This apace donated to the National
'Reasonable- Rates N,M, :,G orlon
Carpenter - Work l clothes closet. Rummage around Clothing ,Collection by the advertisers
your attic: And how about that, old ;PRONE 290 S1'OUFFVILLE
WORK GUAkANTEED r
EVERETT SMITH
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Fairport Beach, Ontario OMRIE...IUMBER
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J. MABLEY and SON High Prices For Lve Poultr Sc
. .DECORATING •- - �. ........._.�_ _ _ •;, • = au'bor4 Junction
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DUNBARTON, ONTARIO Until further notice we are paying the following TELEPHONES Howard 1117, and Scarboro 336
Phone 77-22 prioes for LIVE POULTRY delivered to our Plant - 4
at,WHITBY:
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All work -'.Guaranteed Millwork
Lumber'
ESTIMATES FREE _ ' '7'OP GRADE HEAVY FOWL'... , 23c. lb. Bash- Doors 5txeene
Rough and
Frames
f TOP GRADE LIGHT FOWL, 4-b Ib9. .. , , 91c. lb. - • _ Interior Trim Mouldings
.. ._ TOP GRADE .LIGHT FOWL, under -4 lbs: 19c. lb. Soft' and Hardwood'Floeifng -
TOP GRADE BROILERS, 2-3 lbs: ........ 28c. ib. Brion Insulated Siding Cedsrgrain.Shingle Smit
R• Ce CLENDENIN� TOP GRADE Roasting'Chickefits; over 4 1=2 :: 28c, ' Wallboards Rock Lath . Cedar Shingles
'.TOP GRADE Roasting chickens, under 4 1-2 .. 26c. Asphalt Shingles Roll I;loolitrg ..
'I', . 'flNMBAL- DIRECTOR -"TOP GRADE HEAVY CAPONS, over 5 'lbs. 80c. Masonite Products -` Barclay Tits
: !'tivate Ambulance :n:---2tock Wosn
Wool Insulation _ , Cadat. and IAM
i 14..11 xilrht Owl N jiNG- FARMS LTD. _. Wasping we fewer Pips
ushers "a
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!XAItTIN-3ENOUR' 100 p. •e. PURE PAINT.
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WHITBY, ONTARIO :
it Markhann� 0
Z1t. Telephoe. -Whitby s86
All grades . of B. C. Cedar Shingles