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No. 6
FOL• LXY DICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, OCT. 511945 -
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Township 1hildren
e for PickeringImmunization Servic
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...PartNationinswide
fight A Disease of
Iamumization program For, The No. 17. Alton$ 1 p. m. Branch of the Salvation Army, and The Township Council
Terwndhiip of Pickering No. 16. Atha 2 p. m. recently returned from five year's Monday Session, October I, 1945 Pickering Village
, No. 12. 7th Con. 2.80 P. m• service overseas, addressed the Rot -
This week in Canadaparents are October il, 1945 cry Club on Tuemday evening . oa-- In the absence of tae Reeve, D. B. Mrs. V. Parkin and Miss Velma
wiyg advised to have their children No. 11. Green River 1 p, » ,1940-45 As I Saw It." Major Sim- Anis, who is convalescing after his, Batson, and Miss Greenwood, Tor-
irpteetaed .against sial communicable No. 8 Whitevale 2 P. m• , ester is a young man, 'Rho has made accident in September, Dep. -Reeve, onto, were Sunday visitors with Mr. ;I
bsesses as diphtheria, whooping- No. 10. Brougham
P. m• rapid promotion in the Army,. has W. H. Westney presided- over the and Mrs. C. J. Stevenson:
litfever andanon!!
. a sp eon g �o ce, a very -0ct,ber-mret1nK of the Council on Mrs. Prank jones fflo2onto, ea—'. .7
Cbe�e diseases, all of which can No. •9. Greenwood 1 R m• pleasing personality, and a very in- Monday. the week -sad with Mr. and Mrs. W. - --i
*Me death,` are le and can -- ' Council have asked that • the C. N. C. Murkar. — - - -- - -- - '
"No. 2. Kinsale 40 p. m• teresting story to tell. He states
se - Y P�Pe?- R. improve the crossing between Sgt Root. and Mrs. Miller, ' Tor -
No. b. Andley _ ' 2 R m+• "the Canadians were the most pop- _.:
don asslhods. J " .. Lots 22 -and 27 at Dumbarton, owing onto, spent the week -end with Mr.
_. _ No. 6. frock Road =-8 p.- m. alar men in Britain" ' good, clean,
pmeaate of unprotected childreao to the fact that several accidents . and Mss. Gordon Found.
ober 16, 194b wholesoiiLe fellows who let others
radaw consult their family physician No. 7. Gherrywood 1 p. m- have occurred at this spot, and is Don Kemp, RCNVR. received his
lrnow. what they thought, and laid
fr their Health Department; No. 8. West (Rouge) '� P. m• their cards on the table". The Can- a crossing heavily travelled. C. N. discharge from the Navy on Tues -
The medical Otfieer of Health, Dr. October 16, 1945 R. will take the matter up toned- ,day of this week.
K. F. Tomlinson outlines the Imo- adieus "were highly feared and res- M. S. Chapman is very busy, these
Program for Pickering- No. & Dunbarta& 1 p. m pectsd by German, forces, the enemy iately:
rWdsation p, with, the following hours No. 2. Base Line 8 P. m. always putting his better troops a- A By-law was passed authorizing days (when he isn't busy at sOns-
fgmjuati� where immunization October 17, 1945 g the Canadians", the issuing of debentures for S. S. thing else) with the construction of
NQ No. 4. ,PickeraK 1 p M. No. 8 East for the amount of 25 ,their new residence, just Est of the
may be undertaken' • No. 4 East 2.80 P• m• _ BIRTHS
thousand dollars to defray cost of Misses Rorke home.
of an addition to
he
Seietd , .. Na L Pick Bomb T1011 Union.8.45 per. m. Born, tet Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fea- erectionheRoad Department twill alter �a�A�Statuteng Day
Holidayy Nezt
OdtoDer 99 1945 — thereto= ( nee Helen Robinson), at the water course between Lots 38 A a
No. 7. Bidtsam 9 a. m. major Simester, Oshawa Salva- Oenawa General Hospital, Thursday, and 32, without cost to the muruc- Cowan Memorial Pads Opened ' Oa
No. 18..Mt. ' Zion 940 a. m. tk a Arsaj, Speaker at Rotary September 27, 1945, a son. ipality on the agreement of Mary Saturday Last' With The Seirtieul- - -
Na 24. Cedar Creek 10 a. rt.-- Collett$, owner of the north half tura! Society Vegetable Sale
We. 15. Claremont 10.80 a. m. The guest of D. N. Lockwood, ItotarT Fair and Streetf Daum of Lot 38 on the lat. con. - :
'October 10, 1945 — Major Simester, o/ the Oabawa Wednesday, October 17, 1945 A motion was passed to see if Cool weather ke: apt many from
i---- - - - — there was any possibility of securingatte.�ding the vegetable sale at the
another road maintainer for the com- ppening of the public park at Rose- :
ing spring. bank, by Mr. Gerald Cowan, ,on Sat- -:
Council. :gave permission to fir urday afternoon last.
- Danforth Bus Lines to run a twice -
The Park, situated near his own
daily service , from Claremont to residenge, is a gift to Pickering -
Toronto, via Markham Road. Mark- public in memory of members of
• _ _ ... - o. 7 Highway to Cowan family, who have passed
Claremont.away. It is easily accessible from
• ' nam East, on N
- un cp Board at their meeting -Brougham
_
M the Rgsebank Road, close to the !'
on October 12, give permission, I' odlion, and within a very short
HIS
this service v611 go into effect at distance of • the beach.
-.VERY once. A good display of vegetables'waa
a - Accounts passed were: Relief, pu for auction, and with ._ 1
: 31; Roads and Bridges, $3083.
t u p roans j.
_ g , . .keen bidding, s1L1.00 was realized.
M.-
- * 399 Contingencies,. $1719.10. Some good prices were obtained,
Rev. H611ey, of Duabarton, telling
r' Ross Herein, 48th Highlanders
th' News that "he never sant* veg-
_ _ _ Ce +. etabies go for such high prices."
IN -
me
�.$o park '
After- i?our Year's Service
Overseas
With the presentation of the
She � rsygula •�' the by D3�ionrg,..
Mr. Cow '
Ross Hergm, four years on tions were ren r.
Continent with the 48th Highlanders, ` continued on page 8
_ _ was met.. by his parents, Mr. and Reeve Blake and Mrs. Annis Cele- 1
T IF the need and destitute Cele -
Mrs. Wm. A. He•roq, at Toronto on
y brate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mvndap, when 'ne arrived home with
'torn lands could Stand here,, tookrplaee intheat
rsaryt}un - magchine
that unit am Celebrating his 25th wed
.o war d home,
hive der an x-ray,
- ing, with twenty-five members of
and in Hospital, was the experience
_ y o of Pickering Township's Reeve, D.
tae farm! and connections present g 1
at your side in their rags A brother, Harold, in Newfoundland,' Blake Annie.
was th+e only member of the im- Mr. and Mra.'Anrnis are both nat-
tnediate family not at home. iv es of Whitevaie, and have been
-an poverty—anc= look til ' pastern Star No. 227 Note active in that cammnnitp, both the
CHANGE OF DATE church and social circles for nranp
• Euchre and Bridge They have two sons, Wilbur and
your clothes closet with you • . . Bruce. The community extends best —
The Pickering Group is holding
and.
- ms on
Euchre a d Bnd a in the Ch ter
- Room, on Friday, gOctober 12 $(not
a wishes to a Mrs.'►
Ro thin occasion.
..
lltn) at 8 p. m. Members and their Cattle Sell 'Well
friends will please note change of - t
.IF that could ha en, and { date from that given in the regular Last- Wedriesdap the Sher. Arnold
�� notice, sale. advertised in ,this paper attract;-
ed
ttract :
- . • • ed a large crowd, bidding was brisk '
YOU saw: the plea in their
NOTICE TO CREDITORS with, high high prices. The new a
and others Case tractor went at $1950, las.
In The matter df the Estate of top- priced cow at 3300, with others;
Sunken, death -hounded eyes, f' Roy Wilfrid Sim fgllow-ing close. There were 44 head _
Simpson, late of the
;old during the afternoon. The sale
Township of Pickering, in the County which totalled over $9500 was conlj
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you would give half of your _ - _ •of Ontario; Doctor of Medicine, de-
yNEW-_ S
ou ducted by Sellers and Atkinson, sic-
_ tioneers, and was completed in less
Notice ' is hereby given pursuant than four and one-half hours.
elothing.. to waren them.. - - to' the Trustee Act, R. S. 0. 1937,
a Chapter 166, that all persons saving With theQurehIM
he estate of Roy
claimer against t
Wilfrid •Simpson, who died on. the
- - ' 5th day of February 1945, are req- ting o W.
' Tire October .nae f the .
III to file prepaid post to the sol-- A• of the United Church, Pickerz:rg'
t' kitor for the executors at 485• Dan- will be held at the home 'of Mrs. A.
forth Avenue, Toronto 6, on or be- Bushby, on T'nursday, October 11; -
-fore the 15th day 'of November 1945, • at 2.30 p. mi. Mrs. W Thomas, Ass -
their claims. istant Hostess. Roll Calf - "A Gift
Take notice that after such last for the Bazaar Fishpond". A cord
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mentioned date, the .Executors will ial invitation is extended to all 'the
Proceed to distribute the asset"f ladies of the congregation to att-�
said deceasedamong the parties end this meeting.
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entitled thereto, having regard only • • • •
to the claims of which they shall �I' c ke'aing
then have notice, and the said Exec- St. Georges Church, Pickering,
mors will not be liable for fire said Sunday, October 7. Morning Prayer
and Sermon, at it a. m. Preacher,
- •' assets or any part thereof to any Rev. F. G. Robinson. Surd School
person or persons whose claims shall �'.
not have been received by them at 10 s, ni. '
the time of such distribution i
Dumbarton =
$ ssrsJ by TM BABWING INDL)S'I1tY (ONTARIO) he aid ofDated at Toronto this 28th day of St Paul's Church, 'Dumbarton
September, 1945. 'George A. JdlLn- Sunday, October 7. 8 P. M. Harvest
fy B. Smith. Exec- gng. r 4NATIONALCLOTH ING COLLECTION, Oct.Oct.11e20 utors of the saidEstate, by heir Rev. RP WalkerB.A'ST.E1
Solicitor, J. F. Dales, 485 Danforth Rertor of St. Georges Church, Toa, "
Ave, Toronto? & onto. Sunday School at 2 j?.-nI mss'
.. te*1', ` CW. 19 erybody welcome, .i...Lmsmmw_ M
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aNeerd by Tae lap 61n[e, Ise -
?An optimist is she who thinks she
can combine. bustnrss and
pleasure
0.
if
CIA.tioK Ise
The mentally sketchy girl -friend's
- beau says he often wonder if the
«hock treatment would give her
y , better balance.
e•
%W The a
dmake. Ls
he perfect hostess . is she who. .
pan serve a perfect meal and never
_ht the conversation turn to ra-
tioned foods.
-THE SPORTING THING
very euoerstitioua!"
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6. y _ ' ' _-•-�` _.-1 z'-�' 'moo/sw. ,'��/ ;��j���/� _
""Blodgett's game has improved since he got that new horsel" ( THE OUTSIDER 'J•Rw/wo•,5 �`
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SIDE GLANCES'-. - By Galbraith" -'
CROSSTOWN :.._ By Roland Coe
Ilay
�"`I hope I can retain this habit of secre_y• about where I've been
w
1NT MA VOLNIG T. K NeA W M _-. amd i R!! Iming.-it may -come .in -handy -when ed
'"Pleaw, father l Is one fly worth all Ihis ?" mali l"
REG'LAR FELLERS—Bird of An Idea - - - :_iBy GENE BYRNES
ARW
THUNK or _ PIN11EhO MWFX 5612,Isy►I�Ms o) s well- p
�TT YE56IFt ,ERDcaw WIT1i A T' CARRY FKhA13 ABOUT
BETTex ITe% PRAKK30LY 5WEL.L IDEA. FINE. wW5SAGE3 /AFI' 7RAlI.IUv 3PARRERS
I UV4 IT BRILLIANT! i. Y 14ELP WIN MISTER COMMUNICATIONS _rV CRY
%MAR! DUFFY — OOB3N-T IT ? P06TC^RD3 MIP
? LETS HEAR IT! ER -YES• TE ZZR.AMS 1
. 001M'1.1GWR•a Mr �'
3P1L1 rr To TH'
jRIG64"TALX!
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elievty in ,Chopping Them Off at the' Ankles—Don't "Ax" Me'
By BUD FISHER
MUTT AND JEFF Mutt Evidently.B -
,POP—Disappointing, Isn't It? e - _ By J. MILLAR WATT
I'M AFRAID TO ASK HIM -WHY HE LOOKS LIKE THE
VOR A GLASS Of; SORT OF A GUY y,
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,POP—Disappointing, Isn't It? e - _ By J. MILLAR WATT
I'M AFRAID TO ASK HIM -WHY HE LOOKS LIKE THE
VOR A GLASS Of; SORT OF A GUY y,
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WATER W+4O'D C71VE
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—" Restori' Singalwe U. K. Jet Plane - --..As They Were
One ofFut i
Plans for restoring Britain's
1� _ - I[aachur ai—G-ase nr Hanch+mritk' = Qj -
great naval base at Singapore. The barbaric Japanese perversion
The Vampire, Britain's new jet- 'ltanchultuo goes into limbo.
"• R Ef which fell to the Japanese Tebru- -
propelled fighter plane, un do We live in hope that Iran will
-ROlsesb s DiCtioloairy Of dry 16, 1842, ue • in operation, so. - well over 500 miles an hem in -
Mining Taltsmt cording to 'the Admiralty, The gain be Persia and Iraq will- be- '
plass were begun immediately level flight, makini -it -oakir sof the come Mesopotamia, as the world
after the city's surrender, fastest jet planes in the world, of- staggers back to its senses. m
Tkis well prepared ualning fieials -reported last week.
r�.
.lett*.dry Is booklet aidtb sell. In Although the, plane still is on RELIEVES !SERIES OF
as Invaluable ata , all In. _ � � .
vector■ *f mining .►ares. the Air Ministry's "secret list, lim-
It claritlea mulcting terns. Peak production of synthetic ted details just released disclosed 1
expression", and teekskal. rubber is aspected -to- be reached trea� helpfuland , should Investors. in 1946, with an output of 1,200,- shat its ,000 and Ceiling was
between 45,000 and 50,000 feet.
000' tons.
We bays a united amber Limited information about the
available and will be glad to
Gena **a to you FRIM De Haviland Hornet long range- -
wl1�ITE TO-DAT _ ._ • _ _ ___ -_ .—• - --
--fighter--alsowad- released. Power-
— �
Y Wa reeomsibind: ed by two 2,070-horsepower Rolle-
Wit
ITEMBOrr IL Royce Merlin engines,- it has a
a7L CO.Y FOBBES top speed of more than 470 miles
Investment secarltlta. an hour and a range of more than
suite a0. s Toronto sL. 2,500 miles. Like the Mosquito
TORQXTO, CANADA 0WKNIFE light bomber, , which it resembles f MACDONALOS - -.
in general appearance, the Hornet Pewetrataa itisllulalN " :x..r: ;. • :>:-
has an `alIwool fuselage, deep Into. bronchial till diet and bash
Clive-Rome ■aa Co„ GOLD MINES, LTD., tube with its Booth- surfaces like a sooty ttM
Suite 30. 9 Toronto St, (No Personal Liability)-.
Ing aledkinal vapors, wanNag poulUW
Toronto, Canada. Warming, Soothing relief-gr8aa
�•' Please send me a fm copy ..Bid `40, Ask 45 Trots Mille In 1:58 Irellef—cortleawhmyou rub good .World Record
of ROBERTS'B- DICTIONARY e
old dicks VapoRub on the throat,
Ot MINING TERMS. _ _
Circular on-request elft r trotting m in t- -
^- - -- - e rot a mile 1:58 0The British- liner Aquitania has
e31ast and back at bedtime-
__ ... etre 1 t i
.. set a new record for • 3-year-olds, on w for hours, Ino achieved another world record for
action
""""""""""""' �� S�IITItId Than Hanover, winner of this vitas restful sleep. by
• • , - - �mistry ooTd Britain by .travelling 2;88Q,389, '
Telephone ELgin 4104-4105 years Hambletonian,. would be. most
................. ....... W.L. justified • in giving the horse- latigh In gone. owande<' lmoet �tbers miles (4,185,258 kilometres) dur- ;
Four Colborne Street, use VapoRub.
to all competitors,,but he is now Ing her 81' ears' service at sea:
it tali t- y
Toronto 1; Ont so good- that his onl competition bo vICKS
g Y P home-proved ''1/APORYti She has carried 1,000,090 troops
: is a stop watch.-New York Sun. ir. two wars.
AGENTS WANTED DYEING AND CLSAXIXG -----FORy -
y - -- -- SALE HAIRDRESSING
A Ca E
AGENTS - TERRITORIES STILL HAVE YQU ANYTHIN0, NL%DS' ELECTRIC MOTORS L E A R N H S
open. Sell 95 gasoline saver and dyeing or cleaning? Write to no Robertaon method. Information
MUSCUIAR PAIN super charger100% profit. 6 p REWOUND AND REPAIRED, EX-
for ler your
Information. We are Lad to pert workmanship• Moderato oa request regardingclasses.
minutes to (natal. Write "Gas- gnawer your questions. spelt• prices. Lloyd M. Bettger. Monk- 'Robertson's Hairdressing Acsd-
ollner Saver", Box 52, 73 Adelaide went H- Parker's Dye Works *my. 131. Avenue Rgad. Toronto. -
West. Toronto. Limited. 791 Yong* Street, To. ton. Ontario.
TNIS WAY ronto. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SONG 11'RITl*.ft8 ` - FARMS FOR SALE
SONG -POEMS WRITERS RECOG- PARK MACHINERY FOR SALE FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYS.:
75' ACRES FOR SALE, GOOD •ells, exelrangee musical Inat'ru-
e nixed music writer, whose songs 10-20 INTERNATIONAL ,TRACTOR buildings, 2- miles to Barrie. 8 menta. 111 Church. Toronto 2,
I instantine Tablet are published by leading U.S.A. rubber on front, 2' furrow _Plow. , acres wheat, 12 acres clover, 26
publishers, coast-to=toast, wnt " LloSId Alcock, Brusaels, Ont. acres ploughed. Pi-enty water;
:write music to, your poems: Free well fenced: hydro avrilabie. OPYORTURiTIES FYlit Wo!tiFN
brings FAST RELiEF� copied. now publlehing fn Canada NEW BRIGGS 6c 5TRA1TUx A1R-
} • Poaae&sion Ort. 1'; 82700 down.-
Write Songmaster Studios, Sussex,Barrie. Ont.BE A HAIRDRESSER
N.B_ cooled gaaol ne engine&. Most up-
Ir YOV suffer from Muscular aches os to-date engine made. low cost. JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL -
pams, and have been relying on slow- BABY CHWKS Dealers orders invited. Scope VALUABLE FRUIT FARM, 812 G.-oat Opportunity, LAaru
Bassa Co.. -Box 852, Ottawa, Out. acres of exceptionally well cul-
Hairdressing
acting. sometimes ineffective remedies tivated orchards, Including Dears; Pleasant dignified profession, good
FREE RANGE, PULLETS PET]1E p prunes, wagey thousands successful Marvel--
ell
bring qh I measure of relief. learn breeds and hybrid crosses 12 VIKINU' t'ltEAM SEPARATORS graves cherries, , lump, greatest aye-
y weeks old up to laying. Also Fall god repair parts are . always rleasee and apples; . electricity.
14-
ill about the Iaa'i'aatiae I-/ardlsf�ra to room brick. home, electricity. tsmdua�t]ustrned America's
tree.
tat relief from simple pain. hatched day old chicks. Free ca- gvallable either at your local hath, -hot=and cold running watts, Write or cast
Laloawue., Tweddle Chick Hatcher.- dealer or direct from Swedbb
Youaee.fast-actiag.Instantiaetabiete beautiful eurrqundlnge; tenant MARVEL. HAIRDRESSING
lea Limited, Fergus. Ontario, Separator Co. Urnited, 720 Notre- house, barn, packing shed, 3 gar- 11CH(OLS
medicinll ingredients.
dienaLoaofth4milycoree m- Dame .West, Montreal 3, Que. 'ages, chicken en; all Insplendid Sbf BLX)R W., TORU,%TO
satditiaaliagreditata,acientiSCallyCom- CATCH THE GOOD BROILER repair, half mile from schol on Branches: 44 [ting Bt. Hamilton
pounded to relieve pain promptly. markets,' We'll have eL steady FOR SALE good road. Price 825,000; must a 74 dear 14tre*t Cktawa.
Caaeesare you may be& weekly supply available. Order.
surprised sell. Owner living on farm. D. 10. � � .S. •`�
speed with which I InstwWas faW eon. now, also your fall and wintee QUANTITY OF LARGE WILLOW 'Lightle. Ridgeville P.O.,-.Welland PHOTOGRAPHIC
•IL issuing You wskomt WWI You can: count chicks. :See you have a copy of trees, Hanger Limb Company, 8S vicinity.
our valuable Fall Service Bul- King Street. West, Toronto, Ont.
on Instantine's tripte�aetia0 to work is letln. 'Free. .Erey Hatchery, 130 WINDSOR PHOTO FINISHERS
these ways to give your fast relief from John N. Hamilton.. Ontario. PIANOS. OUR SMALL NEW PIANOS 104 ACRES FARM, RICH LAAl1
will be available shortly. Beauti- 1• New steel barn In 1 27 near- you better pictures. 1 y r
•- _ &al e a 9 give ttY an
ly new 8 roomed frame �bouse, -!loss-tex .finish and see the 'dif-
, PUTAXTS ALL AGES FROM 12 ful to design and tone. Circular Hydro, running 'water In -both' erence; six and eight exposure
11- S ease n. weeks to .6 a�eks, Pure breeds mailed promptly, Factory Mason house and barn. 8 acres bush,
��� Pas rolls developed and printed. 30e.
and hybrid crosses: Also-day old and Risch Limited, • -042 King
'.Z- Prolong relief frons pain, chicks , hatched to order for Fall Street Wept Toronto: driving sfied and hen coop, good reprints c each. Wln tad- _
_ --- — ---._ del--TV Nol;vh -- -- _. ._-. xthr+c*si 25 acres hay'rtrrd Photo- i!laisllers;'Bos. 490. Wrtrd-
- the reef ploughed, drllledtw 7 dor,-Ont. '
ll. Redvee "depressed feelirsg." Guelph, Ontario. `GENERAL `910AE ON HIGHWAY, 88,000, at least 84.000 'fn each,
Qiri 1ni stlutnYl*rN "lift." Hamilton vicinity, nice how* ■ur--
roundings; 99.500. complete, 86,000 10' miles from Guelph. '8 miles -
Instantine never pampers pain, but B['o1NEeS AiD NROPFRTY cash' required: owner retiring, from Rockwood, 6 miler' from PHOTO CHRISTMAS CARDS
worksAsk Worthington. 21 Main E., Acton, I mite to school, Mrs. T.
numb feet to ntin deededcomfort.Ra Ham4lton Halcovitch, . R.R. 4., Rockwood, 12 FOR 69c
number Iartia:ttiae. too, wheneve! you IF' YO.0 ARE TH1 \1{1NG OF SEL- Ont _ Select your favourite aegativea and _
ling ,your Businesm or Property, ■end to us. We'll return 19
"attIIer fiOta ksadacks or the diat�mfott Irl U is C U v Y ul IGo-;: tVHI E. prints
large small and wt�nt Rood re mounted on attractive, embossed
r of a told ar'sore Iksod. You can get; sults, cbnauli this office. 30 yearn drakes 93_U0; ducks 92.00' F. .B 200-ACRE' FARM, LOT 18, CON. 18, greeting sands, with enveIoDea for
lwtaatine atany drugstore. experience to selling all kinds of .Penin Farm, P.O. Bos 101. 'Alder. Enniskillen Township, one mile mailing for 69c. The most original
property, for further Information shot, Ont. D.
aft No. 2e- Highway. Eight-room greeting cards. you can get-chs _
write. Geprge Lawton, 709 `Quel= 20.000 ISILEEDfNC: L14'F'S. SO,000 brick' house, full basement. Bartz kind your friends will keep - cards
lefts Ave,. �VtndAor, Ont. Feeder Lambs. Rambouillet-- 40 ft, by 60 ft.. finished off with that men on active service at home
cement mangers and steel stanch- overseas like to ---=-
6C:INFS4 OPPORTUNITIES Merino Corridale Cross, Southern g and get. .Order
-' - -Bask, Wool Growers' Asaoclatlon, tons, 12x40 concrete Io. Good early, (2 Photographs on Calendars
c el
machine shed and granary. Good
r Maple Creek, Saskatchewan.' G. or 25c.)
41 BUICK SEDAN _-laywell tiled, 25 acres
+�•►�, _ „A - Uerri*ger, Secretary
hardwood bush. ADDiy' Walter S'T'AR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
WILL .BE SOLD FUR 91.A0� TO
asrytr•�\'� PRODUCER-RETAIL DAIRY Clark. Alynming. Ontario.
ri 1� hplder of lucky ticket at Picker-
lag Rotary Fair, October 17. Send farm, modern equipment, 400 qts, Box 129. Postal Termlasl'A. Toronto
$1.00FARM, 200 ACRES 9 , MILd:$ Your quality 1n colouring and de-
Pick for' five tickets to Box RUO, daily, acne buildings, good lose from town, on highway, - coa- veloping Is excellent." writes a cum-
:Pickering, Ont. tl'on, profitable Fruit, dairy and venlent to school. Mrs. Arthur tomer at Peterborough. Ont. "and
general ,furans. Grocery dad gen- Rochon Mattawa, Ont,, your service is prompt and guaran-
eral' mtores. Parkinson Rea l-•Ex-
"IT
x-
1 « n. tate, Hawersvllle, Ont, teed I am particular) fascinated
hT' COULD $E YOURS A BEAUTIFUL, WELL-IMPRQVED with the eoloured enlargements and
_. '�� A BEAUTIFUL MODEiJN 5-ROOM FOR SALE IV CARLOAD LOTS,. 178 acres, oqe, mile south of 171- "Cbr►atmas 'cards, ' Your. prices for _
Bungalow, now under construe- good healthy range •ewes, Ram- bury, Ont., on Middle Road. Chas, such quality work aro really econ-
lion, or choice of 910,000 In Vic- 'Case, Blenheim, Ont. omical and I appreciate your prompt
'tory Honda, situated at the care- bosillet-Corrtedale Cross. John '
Himber, -Tompkins, Bask, reliable service." _
D To" 25J-4&m 1 or of Lawrence Ave, and Scarlett 28lt ACRES FOR .SALE, 1! MIL&$ -
2fEa+see ltd., in Weston. This beautiful mouth of Hallburten approximate- Any LOize Roil-8 or 8 Exposures.
HARDWARE BUSINESS; COUNTY � p
ias4d«lMf61Wliumshq elti home or the bonds. will go to town; Rood farm trade Fixtures 1y`.100. acres good workable land, DEVELOPED AND PRINTED Hie
some lucky shareholder. It is not remelnder pasture and . bush, a MOUNTED iifJtTLARGE8fE1R'1'S Ifie
j7Sc.; Stock (estimated ib,00A.) Six* V! x '8" In Beautiful Easel
' .necessary for the •winner to be at cost: land and building with plenty of wood, timber for lum-
present at .the. draw. 1lckets 81 living quarters for sale; t rented '- her and maple syrup hush, fair Mounts'.
each or 6 for 85. Mail your order .yremises carry land charges. house and barn, well watered You can have salsrgements. colour-
8 for 1 or more tickets to Trees. owner giving up retail business and fenced. Railway and river *d by hand •for a small additional
Weston Lions Club, Toronto lb. gelling or buying conxuit us The run through pr erty, Hydro
Y g charge.
Get ours now. Caaadlaa Credit Men's-Tri-As- Power available, 2 miles from
���,�y� - soctatlon Limited (Mr, Winton), '• station, general --store, churcb, >p'samei' Enlargements 4" x i", on
AD Fled and school. Owner retiring. Price Ivory tint mounts, In frames T' k 9".
`^!"`a'�7 237 Wellington Street' Went, To=
R►'db RoiirinI ` Wates. ;1 FOR ROTARY .HOUSE ronto and Branches. 43.500. Apply, Melvilie McKnight, Burnished
ear Bla
ck orEilver,bony finishCca b9c•
SHARE TICKET GIVES YOU OP. Box 14, Haliburton, Ont
Rates: portunity of owning this beau- GRIGGS FOXHOUND • PUPS AND It enlulrgement coloured 79e. �..
tiful home or 84500 cash •when young doge for kale from Import- Print your name any address platn-
lucky ticket is drawn. Proceeds ed and registered stock., Starts- Hnix WANTED ]y, on_ all orders,
$1e50up for Crippled. Children .and Com- bury Kennels, I loafs, Ontgrlo. COUPLE. FOR DAIRY -FARM. SF.-
t, ^�. ,� pp� t' i c Com-
munity Service. Send today for
.NIAGARA FALLS - One or More shares to Rotary ANGORA RABBIT BREEDING Aerate house phone, garden, milk,
Club, Box 428, Essex, Ontario. Stock. Apply Monarch Angoras, fuel and electricity furnished: TIME TESTED QUALITY
OPPOSITE - - Walter Shannon, S Glynn Ave., Stage-wages. John Skelly, R.-R.-Ill. " 'SERVICE and SATISFACTION`
C.N.R. STATION 141 PLYMOUI'H'CAR, EXCELLENT AJax. Prescott, 'Ontario.
condition including iubbers. Send , Your films properly Ceyeloped, and
dollar. for five draw tickets to J, SURPLUS ARMY' STORES LINO OPERATORS AND printed. _
♦ Shedden, Halowe'en Draw Chair- FLOOR MEN WANTED N OR t EXPOSURE ROLLS 254
-man, Refinery Workers' Union, Army Petrol Cans, capacity 2 imp. REPRINTS 8 for 26o
' g Port Colborne. Winner -purchases gallons; .with carrying handle and COMPETENT LINO OPERATORS •FINEST "ENLARGING SERVICE r"
�t car for one dollar. heavy brasv cap. Just the thine-; for and floor men wanted for news- You may not get all the films you
r carrying extra gamoline, water, anti. paper printing office, permanent want this year, but you can get, all ?
;7,000 OPTIMIST HOME freeze or"any liquid. Mice 79c each. the quality and service, you desire
position, highest =es.. Wilson
Used Land Mine Boxes, a%- x 8% x Publishing Co., 73 Adelaide W., by sending your films to
aE M*ess retlev* peri, [kb/ *steams, "MAY BE YOURS" 28" long. Price 81.39 each. apply nearest Employment and IMPERIAL. PHOTO SERVICE
eskktY. se user, 6s, 339, 90s, $1.00. ALSO PARTICIPATE: IN 950.00 Used Ammunition Bgaes, 13 x.11 x Selective Service • Office. Order Station 1, 'Toronto
monthly Bond draw. Other prizes. 18" high, double hinged cover,• 18 No, 1. •
a Details on receipt. Shares . 81.00 ga- steel. Two heavy carrying
each or 6 for 86.00. Send for. handles. Price 81,75 each, PATENTS -
shares to St, Catharines Optimist All-purpose metal: containers, 17" F4EDICAL
Club, Box 445-H" St. Catharines, slip-on cover FETHERSTONHAUGH &'COMPA'NY ;
high x 10 x 5�¢, with sll IT'S IMPORTANT - EVERY SOF-
Ontario. and' canvas carrying strap. Price Patent Solicitors. Established i
.79c each, fewer of Rheumatic Paine or Neuer -1890;, 14 King Wee,t, Toronto.
1942 PONTIAC TORPEDO I' Folding Mess Tables, price 85.95 • r!tis should try ,D1xom'g Remedy. .-Booklet of Information on rtl- ' 3
Munro'k Drug Store, 335 Elgin, .nest
00 ref maer -1015—AN WILL BE-SOLD 10 HOLD- each. e' Folding Benches, 82:20 each. Ottawa. Postpaid. 81,00, _
or of winning ticket, to be drawn d.o.Di.-Tratisportatlon charges ex-
WANTED
pa•n' Limltea, 208 Siirlcoe St., To- often_ aro the.. cause of 10 health
-Alli MONTHLY in Hespeler, Thanksgiving Day. tra. STt rM M'H AND THREAD'. WORMS :
Tickets 25c, 6 for 91.00. Pr9ceeds Write The Alison, Machinery Com.
REINUS
�Nei Kinsmen ServiceKinsmen
Send" In e! Why
all ages. No one Im• WANTED '1'U and breeds.
High
' for tickets to ]L'lnamen Club, Box- � mune! Why not find out off this Sts ail ages and breeds. High
428-C.Z., He non o 2B, Ontario.
sassier; Ont. is your trnuhleT,TnterestinB Dar - pprices paid. -Apply Box No: iii,
ticulars-Free! Write Mulveney'r 73 Adelaide W„ Toronto.
UP TO DATE DRUG S1VRE Remedies Si e
+ feellags? ,;10000 HOME Service
: with Soda Fountain p etellrts. Toronto 8
Nftmetional odic disturbances make Service and Souvenir Shop. Good HATt HINO EGGS WANTED Fur.
]Oufeein � BUILT ANYWHERE IN CANADA business all year round, Reply -to, BAl1MEF.KA Ft►<)T BALM DE- 1948 hatching season. FToc"lis "cull- �1
tllfn t �' el� ;atm to WinnQr's specifications, or Poltras Pharmacy, 210 Main St., stroys ortensive odor instantly ed and bloodtested free of charge
I try Lydia E, Pinkhams Vega. 10,000 in cash will ' he swa--rded 'Lachute, Que.. 45 miles from 46c hotile, Ottawa agent, Denmo-n under- .G-overnment .Superyfsion.._ ,
table t0 relieve such syru�pp-- lucky winner. Also chance on Montreal. nrn[t CtnrP ntrswa " Guaranteed premium, plus hatch-
ability, 0Compotmdisone oftlrs $100 monthly draw, Winner Is _ premium paid. For full'
8paste�ectivemedieineafortlilapmpw_ still eligible for house draw. All EbEC11RIC MOTORS, NEW, USED GOOD ADVICEI EVERY SUFFER- .:_`details, write Box 39, 78 Adelaide ,
FgopllllopwwIs directions. 13"001101 proceeds t9r. children's welfare.- bought, sold, rebuilt; belts, pul- er of Rheumatic Patna or Neuritis 'W,. Toronto, IL 5
nittT�u[ Tickets $1 eacb-12 for 210. Masi lays, brushes. Allen Electric Com- should try Dixon's Remedy. Mun-
p�0 remittance to Sudbury Kiwants party Ltd., 2326 Dufferin St-. To- ro's Drug Store, 385 Elgin, Otta-
Club, Box 8R route was Postpaid 81.00. ISSUE 40-1945 "'
' • `` hers and ins`- A tat- ' Curreat,.�LFwyenta. gesil�,lt program
iYlOode In tJteas wash a!
f y' �- DIIt. The tW asst .W�+err, pwvw�
1,Lra Rhot�en, T". wsbc ing. ReV. Kennedy oo
< A W MM.
xta�tiet� - „ I Vic r
... - at Roo AGbioou:t .� aro .
a .IiY aal,ed/ w uqu: — uo"*, or d �j (''�
roomapartment, in village ut Yiek R03\ VaB.,ON _ Theatre
r ening.
Box 475 News Office '
Wanted.— a woman to clean floors Qo .ate TRANSPORT
_Befis T
Mrs. C
r etc., once
a week 11Lzs Qre
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TRANSPORT-. . _. :. ' ..:.StO e
Pearson, Dunbarton..--
1 1-2 and ' ,
For Sale _ > feet es -RoofingOf All Kinds
CAWAGE Phone Stonffville US
•...2
inch Pipe; .. 6 tensa Blase-house-
_ ' '_• - . - _.. _ � MOVING Doors Open Eseh Night AX 6
glass 16 x 16. Frank Hall.' Florist, FRIDAY — BATITBDA
Church St. Pickering. Oct. b, 12 _ Estimates Free SAND D ( RAVE L sT(�NE
_ _ OCTOBER .b and 6
'ForRent.acre • farm with -
No- Object
° goad buildings, goad land,, • g� Distance,'WANTED ' Cowboy Can
- ••
spring; also stone house, ianplement DEAD HORSES AND CAT 116
w . sited and chicken house at Lot 34, - Charles ' Sterrett and Jane
s
CO s, Pickering: Garland,• Bros•. :EXperlerice 'Gives Satlsf 8etl �1]• For tree pleg up phoue ,4MARx or the WHISTLE
Cherrywood, .Ont. .. .. .. .. amts
For Rent — 7-roomed brick house, - ..
_ �. & G.
%asceigne - . PICK BROOKLIN
good well, garage and one acre of .. .. .. .
: Dix and Janice b06 Richard
ROOFING .C,ONTRACTORS WHITBY, ONT. '
PICKERING 89 Universal' News"
garden; at Cherry-wood village. Jos. - • . .. • • . • Cil a MOND
_ _ y
AGl'hiCOURT � zone � 2144
...Garland, Cherrywood- - _: Phone 743, Whikby We pay the :phone rgeE.AY — TUESDAY
Pigs for Sale — 6 weeks old. Wm Established 40 Years _ --- OCTOBER -8 and 9
'T. Heron, Phone', Pick. 52 .R 11. _ "CORDON YOUNG LTD
_._ . —Bought and Sold— Toronto , . Phone Ad. 366 r For Whom*
Used Clothing — sterilized, clean- —
ed and pressed like new. Carry a
Wge stock of high cla4s snits. th
at pante Claremont Mea
anant e Be ll Tolls
'Buckwheat d .e. Also s s<� B� ..
'overcoats F ; : _ _
stock of newer leather coats and - MBer
y ..windbreakers; and gents' furnish- �. ("' U$ FOr, Best rY'lcee +`+ � Gary Cooper Ingrid act
- _ I�V at very reasonable ortcea• Call , COntaCt Select Short -Subjects
Our Motto -'Satisfaction or money
and be conxfnced "7 Ltd
.. : Refunded--
$ant Sehwarts Choice Baby Beefs from Ontario's WEDNESDAY — THURSD
_ _ Reesor s
Marmill Finest Farina
• !, 21 Bond Street West, Oshawa, Ont .nus _ O 10 a
' Home-made S age A Specialty OCTOBER net 11
WAVETTE MAFtKHAM, Ont. .Phone -,96Delivery to BrougltamD nnbarton
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and vicinitM. y, 3'uesday -Friday Carolina Blue
B EA U TY S H O P P E
vlc4. o: music was given by the local i'rices Right —Quality Guaranteed Kay, Kayser and Aon Mill
OPENS 3101. OCTOBER 1st fly, _ J: SUTH ected Short Subjects
Wave - $3.9:, and;. up 3lrs. `,1 alter Cars�,n -and tia5} s�,,: their _�isbed by Mrs. Peggy, of
g' Permanent returned home last week' from- the Greenwood. - -.. FOTO-NITE -= THURS•
Finger-wares -- 3laiii, On : Monday evening, thef Soling phone 1808 Claremont. Ont -
Stouffville Hospital
-'
Xar9urie White, Church Street, (It is regretted' that this budget l o4,ig People repented their play
P-
_._
_ - "Vb'na� Anne Brought• Home",_ to a_
a t
Pickering. Ontario of senor did not reach us in tune
fur our last issue,-ieapecially in view fui! .house.
Dance Claremont i v
- The Bryant slderoad is urgently I ARTY BEAUTY PAR
- unceme, con-
Alton& of some of the aero t _ .
- ... rained t:ierEin_ .which are 'not now -.14 need, o-f ,some deepening of the Tri. Oct. 5th -
East ditch to let. the wa,tez.$st-aw -- HAIR SHAPING W SVIN
_ t bei.. for last Sun- - - - 62
includ:d; they g from the roadbed. '- } W%ndeor Street, Ajax, Ort
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bowe, of Birm- day. Ed.1 The Community Club Executive Russ Crei h�On Phone 19 R 21
: - __.bgham, Michigan, visited -friends Miss Helen Wilson has been spend- _ _
during the past 'couple-of le•of weeks in Prospect. .nisi recently and decided to hold :
and relatives here d g ing a p their next meeting at the, home of
David Burleigh, Brooklin, is spend-
week. Mrs. B. Reesor retunied with Tues-
- - thein for a short visit when they '
ing the week at • Mr.. and Mrs• C, _
for Archibald_ will discuss the
O�
t -ger their.. aunts on ,�fSonday. __ •- l:'isa'• .
munit inspector evening, October 9, when School _ _ .. •
Mr an rs Winter, on.
day
The sympathy of the coin y
• Ms. ,and Mrs. O. Veaamgs were P oa. Ali
- f•s when School Ar _a question. peeple in- - the recipients of lovely gi - is extended tp Mr. Item Graham, in terested will, be welcome. pEI0NE PICKERT G 11 R 3
a farewell paryy was given them at the panning of Mrs.; Graham. Ken, ,
who dived here for many years, now A C. P.. R, gang-has been working .
the home of Mr. and 'Mgrs. K. Rees= here for -some time raising the rail- Griazing
- - _,Or, on, Thursday evening. Tae good resides at Ingersoll. Ontario. way track some four inches.
wishes of the community g4 with Mr. and Mrs. Wm'. Clark and fam- Fall wheat that has been sowed
Black- _ ' ■' „�
tloam to their • new home - at ily of Greenwood,_ spent Sunday . with - '_, .. Tube' �+c_�O -
- before esiaa, is showing good gsroavth.
stock. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jones and dau- you _ _
' Tae Women's . Institute- will sheet ghter, Sharon. not get hard,
ough apples, that
your o _ `
is to believe woRl,; GUARANTEED
&t the -tome of Mrs: W aL Slack on �M ; _ i__. _ 7 A. M.
:. W edneeday of next week at .2-P. m. — --
chard to make as apple pie. _ . ? Rays A► Week
ednMr. and Mrs. H. Slack called on �Dunbarton The community extends its well- --- -- -
:' Cdr. and Mss. E. Howsam, of Green- .. wishes to Miss Kathleen: Oammack .
-"—� upon her rete st marriage. Kathleen FAIR
bank on Sunday. Lt. Col: L. J. Mills, RCOC. was
_
1 McNair Of m b k b his family. and spent her schooldays at No. 5, and ARXHAM
-- We welcome -Pte. Ear welcomed ed ac y courteous in M Z
was an apt pupil and art e
the 48th Highlanders. who returned parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mills, manner. Her many friends have fol-
Onto from over on '4031day last- of Dunbartam He leaves for Ottawa l lowed her later education at High
shorty where he will -be Advisor on :
School and as a nurse in _Whitby
'- 4
Zion Re-establishment to the 1llinistar of {and Toronto. _ -
ctober -5
Mount - ----- - - -
-` `eZera.is' affairs.• Congratulations, = - -
Farmers feel that tlo n;aa'y :-tithes _ - -
'- Mr. and -Mrs. Lloyd Br+)ome and ' Leonard. - aartong industrial workers in askMg SATURDAY, OCTOBER
We understand Bob Stroud hag for more pay and shorter hams, is • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5
son of Hampto:i spent sanday with Ayshizs Breeders' Shove
114., and Mrs: Cecil Disney sad fam- gope into business for himself, imperilling the economic- peace of york County. Holstein Show
fly Mrs. Bannerman aiterided the ,this happy land. if the farmers. Special Judging Contests by Judging Cattle, }3orses, Poulti
with voy, net Clarkson, recently. sic at would stri4ce, and they have 'atto:e Junior Farmers..• . and
Mt. and Mrs. Norval McAvoy, of Stewarts' association 'Pic Horse-shoeing Con
Wick. span. Sunday' i h M reason to do so than some that are Horse-shoeing Contest
Mrs. Irving Mc3voy and family. -� making a -big noise, then we would Races 2.28 and 2.20 Pony Race Races -2.24 and Free-tor
Sunda. Sc3ool will ;be at 11 a. m. Cherryw�od be in a hungry mess, then we would - - _ Running Race
.' :. :? Church Service at 7.30 p. m. on L 1
advice toabor a°nd' Capita "to be
- • -, �sunday.------«-- asonable" is e- ... ... — —
— —
• re good advice. � •. 1�LG n�mW Y • .
owing to a shortage Of space in 'Mr. and Mrs. A. Chapman visited OLD TYME °DAINcE SATiLRDAY NIGHT •114 ARENA
this issue, the address to Miss with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morrish over THE' MUNICIPAL CORPORATION Citizens' Band •Aden,• - 3be- - Cass SSe Clbildna
f' ''Kruger will appear • in our next the week of R. H. Crosb7
issue. Ed.
Hr. and Mrs• Counter spent Sun • of the Township' of Pickering, in the W. L• Clack Pres. .�
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson and, day with Mr. and Mrs.,�W. Petty County and Province 'of Ontario
son David, Brooklin; . Mr., and Mrs. Harold Fenney called on 'his 'mot- PUBLIC NOTICE is, hereby given University Women's Club to- Med f 10 p. c. day of sale. Badanot.
34
Fred Byers and daughter, ,Marjorie; her on Sunday. _ t Terms on chattels, Gash. Sad
Wilson and son Leslie, Green- The W. A. will asset at the 'Home ih 1 G rporatforat the tl o� the Town of
the said Munic- a! 0sha*_�� r 10: I P. m. sharp.- Sellers and A
wood, spent Sunday with Mr. and of Mrs. George Todd on Thursday Pickering, will; at a meeting, thereof The University Women's Club of auctivneeru• _-
_ - )etre, George Wilson and gamily. afternoon, October .11. •, Subject for
,► to be held on Monday, the 5th day Oshawa, will hold its first meetiisg
On .Sunday worning and -evening, Roll Call "Thanksgiving. . _ of November 1945at the sour of of , the season in the new Y. • W-• • C• ('sreenw6od
Mt. Zion United Church held their Some of the farmers have started one o'clock in the afternoon, in the. A corner of Centre and McGregor
Amnivessary Services. Rev. Rack- silo filling. Council Chamber, in the Municipal Streets, Oshawa,. on Wednesday ev- Miss Evelyn McVey and the
;bum, of Hampton, formerly of -the -Mrs. Morrish -entertained tne-lad- Building, in the Village of 'Brough- Bening, October to., at 8"o'clock.' A Beatrice -and Elva 1Lacl,eetn w
` Whitevale charge, was the special lea of the• cotrsanunity to a euchre sm� consider a Bylaw for closing, cordial invitation is extended to all � Y. P. U. Convention attt
!speaker. T•ne music in the morning party on Tuesday. afternoon`,-in Oban- who
fps under the leadership of the local
or of Mrs. Leonard Gates. During. �-upping up, selling and convoying dollen iv Pity gnS and district, over life week-end.
;choir, and Brooklin quartet 'supplied tine afternoon, Mrs. Gatos was Pres- to a purchaser or to pgtchasers that ere univeiaity gradrastes. >t[iea Edna' Green gave sat s
Pres-
;choir,
numbers in the evening. ented with a Duncan Fyfe style table portion of the original allowance for SALE REGISTER at the Green River Baptist
We would' Iike to thank Mrs. C. and ' a hassock, in itasrtonr of lien mar- TO�� on 'Sundaynort>istg on C. .G
Davies
and her Sundry 8citool class Mage. Lunch was served and every- FIRSTLY,•--Northerly part of the auction sale
Tuesday, October 9 work.
7-tor decorating the church for flits one hei a hlasasant bine: sideline between Lots 22 and 23, in of fame stock, implements, grain, The W. M. S. of Kis .�
veTyi the Second Concession, and day and one and t► quarter acres of at tlto Parsonage on Thars,.aj
ECONDLY` - a row, at Lot 9, Coa. 7.
30= Steve%Ad of TToo� m t fills S Th Third Concuss• corn in noon.
�tba 'week-end with A v ion Line commencing at the sideline erns Towrtsitip,- the- P�pe1�Y Rev. McVey took the serol
Lnrro! Carson. Eilcen .vats. also Home 'y between Lots 22 and Q.9, ,WA. J. Green, 2 miles east' of the,. Rnekttam at Hampton' c
THENCE ' 1— ' Easterly, approxim- • Brock Road. Tetuns cash. Sale at L day last. Rev. Rack am bf
ten Sunday afternoon from Osbaws. Iplts, Margaret Gunter who has re- ately 950 feet to a' given road. has
hiss A. James spent t2* week-stet . cesttly undergone an operation in : St. pI,I, PERSONS interested o'r• sharp• - No reserve, as proper,'! nu Zion• Anniversary WOOd
with her patents in_.9ronto. , a been sold. A. S. FARMER, anct- slumber, ot. our Ctreesiarood.
Josephs Hokpital, is spending whose lands Qniay of inigat hie per= �' fusser. attended the services.
less Kruger left on Tuesday for few days- with her- parents, W H• udicialy affected by the passing of � j+ • * • - T"ae C. G. L T. are puttin
I�oronto. She wiK be leaving on her gad Mrs Whey such proposed Bylaw,. are 'required
Yniadona wort noon, � Mrs. Cox have aeceived I' Tuesday, October 9 4--- auction sale program of lantein slides at
r3' o • • • . W. ,and to attend of the said sheeting, when �, of cattle, horses, pigs,' inplements, Friday evening- October 12,
W o! their son Clive, who is still they will be heard in person, or' by l`;.,hay, .batled. straw and. furniture, the church.,
'. i(T fast week) o� and is well.' the Counsellor or Solicitor with ref- ! property of .the estate of the late Mr. Ed, Pascoe is. erecting
Mr, aad�ul Wilson, Brook- Considerable sickness` has been ereyce thereto,-,open petitioning to John O'Boyle, at Lot 3b, con. 10,
lin, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. prevailing here due to severe colds. 3 new .silo on his farm.
;Gseor�re Wilson. be so heard. Markham, half mile east of Stout#- • Rev. McVey will conduct
.Ernie -and. Mrs• Trimble of Green- DATED- this 12th• day of September, ;, ville. NOTE - tae property, .includ- .giving Servic%a oa Sunday, n
= 3dr. and Mrs. Bill Bell and sons, wdod, were recent visitors here. The C. G. L T. met at ti
Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. C. Led- services were held 1945, ing ten acres taller cultivation, bank
Ott, Iloxeaa and Earl Lawton, of The anniversary. L. T. JOHNSTON, Clerk u barn,. pig.pen, brick blase, Hydro of Mrs. Silcox on Saturday a
at the local 'church on Sunday after-
- Kinsale, spent Sunday evettit with noon, when Bev. Mr, Copeland of of the Municipal Corporation of the throughout the bddings, will be off- last. -
Township of Pickering. ered subject to reserve bid.'Terms-
�da, and 1ld'm Cecil Disney and fam- PicWinB and Audley, preached. Ser- p -
bers and mani- Anal h": reel tal- Current Events. Room program. :'rids nis tbW wrsb Oi..iasioai
eat. %he' two little kiddies simply I Guest speaker, Mrs. Rhoten, Twp. watching. Rev. Kennedy Iconducted
:."stole the show". The Recital was .Public Health Nurse. Roll C40 "A the service, sad Litacrosat was =04
CLAREM0-NT..-:'_"_-..
Bar—brought to a close by the singing `Simple Home 146W. in Claremont Union•Camitery.
of "God Save the King", with
Ridge, of Max, Out., spent bare Marrs at the piano. This sec- Hallburto . Mrs. Normans MecAn and son Hugllt
the week -end' wife Xaa: 'Len Lis. numbers in, honor of their friends The Firemen's nest dance will be of Oshawa, were Brougham callers
Miss Eileen Cooper, of . Toronto, and relatives. Mrs. Norton was again iLal was the finish of Mrs. 3odea's
t "war effort", as she ha& given her held on October 12. A unique elec- on Sunday.
the week -end at her home Mistress of Ceremonies. The Recital tric limp for a prize draw may Mr. John Cowie was. In tae village
opened with the singing of "O Can- .service free, purchasing War Sav- Y be
aero. ings Stamps for the children them- seen at Mairs' Hardware. a couple of days recently.
e Mrs. G. M. Forelth is in Toronto sda with Miss Gillman at the Firm selves with their fees. Mrs.' Nortogs Mr. Todd, of Philadelphia and Mrs. A. Malcolm was a Markh m
this week attending Mrs. Coke, who piano
was followed by a beautiful oke in appreciation of the parents Mr. Dawson were Sunday guests of visitor last week.
in quite lu• Piano solo played by Edward Pegs of p the Dean Win, family. A shower was held at the VAJ*
Mr. Len Lye spent the week -end -Reit, a piano number by Mise Ruth of the splendid work Mrs. Soden has y
Gillman, accompanied by -Mr. Milton done during these war years. Rev. Kennedy' delivered an earn- Holtby home oa 5atarrdsy eveniat
with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Tripp of Toronto, eat message to his congregation on for. Delmar and " Ford, w2be
-- Watch for the ."Army Snow".... Pegg with the violin; following this visited Mrs. Tripp and, children one Sunday last■ -stressing the fact :so were recently married•
The 3 -Star Army Show will be in was a vocal solo sung charmingly day last week. marry manes on church rolls without
Claremont in October. The show fea= by Miss Joyce Grills, with Miss Mrs. Bert Mattaewe is visiting attendance at church services, or int- North Pickering Red Cross
"tures comedians, dancers, singers Shirley Jermyn at the • piano. Miss g erest in it's work. He gave an in- --:-
and instrumentalists. More on this Barbara Mairs gave a piano solo, her sister sad family of Whitby
also a piano and violin duet by Bar this week• vitation to all to avail themselves of ` Mrs. Birkett has asked that all
next week. - Mr. Bert Matthews' • is still help= the privilege of attending the pre- tunits knit up the yarn they haw
Mr, and Illrs, Floyd Castes, of bare and Mr. Pegg. Miss Shirley in on the farm of -vis sonrin-law, parnto='y service oa Friday evening, Tinto Children's Clothing, Sweaters,
-Toronto • spent the • week -end with Jersmyo showed good style and tal- g
Mr. Gerald Harbron who has now re. before. the "World Communion Ser- Socks, Mitts and Headgear; - any
Mrs. John Coates, eat a her piano solo, as did Miss turned home from hospital. vice" next Sunday. At .7.30 Friday ,coarse wool to be used for man's
Mrs. Robt. McLeod held a bridge Grace Lehman, a former pupil who P eveain slides. will be shown and •all ► ks. Please --do soo so that the
already has her A. T. C. M. Edward On Friday, evening, Sept. 28, the g' � n,
at tier home last Friday afternoon, Women'e Institute sponsored a dance children are urged to attend before- children may be warmly 'clad bits
Pegg played. well in the piano and ' the preparatory - -': with four tables: � service. An Amer- winter th
Mr. and Mia. Ernest Bradbury, of violin duet with his gifted father in the Town Hail. Barretts orches- ry , . e need is urgent.
- - taking- the violin art. Miss M tra in charge of the music, which icon visitor, Mi. Todd, sang two eel-
�Uxbridge spent Sunday wits Mrs. g' p �' ections at last Sunda
Colmer. roved very successful both socially Sunday's service most
Jermyn gave a very nice piano num- P y Cement Blocks
_ Mr. Peter Scott, of Detroit, ber as did Louise Ritchie and foil- and financially; Members of the W. acceptably.
spent the week -cad with his parents, owed by a duet with Ruth Gillman: I. were in charge of. refreshments.
Edward Pe and Shirt Jere Prize for spot dance was won by an Funeral of late Mrs. Philip 'Sr. jF•Qx' Sale'
.2dr. and Mrs. George Scott, Pegg Audley couple, Bill Winter and Hel- On Thursday afternoon another of -.
Kir. Todd, of Philadelphi$, was 'gave a piano duet in fine style. en Beaanish. g g is Apply
-guest soloist at tae United Church David Norton played a very pretty Brou bean's older life -ton residen _ 'pp y
Mc -
here on Sunday morning and at the piano solo. Little Elizabeth Mc- The October= meeting of the W. I. was laid #o- rest, in -the person of
Whirter was emery cute and sang very "ill be held on Tuesday, October 9. the late Mas. Thomas • Philip Sr. af- � RUSSELL' JOHNSON
- Brougham Church in the afternoon, at the Gillman home. Host4sses•: ter some weeks of very serious ill -
and the Baptist Church here in. tee nicely sgth Florence her sister, at News ' Offce Bleck, Pickering
Mrs. GilLman, Mrs. Harden, Mrs. nese. The family have the sincere
evening. the piarno. Little Anna Philip play -
The Young People-uf ' the Baptist ed several bright kindergarten num- Soden, Mrs. Seebeck Five minutes sympathy of the neighbors and
s Church here organized their Soc- _
- iety for the new -}ear last Su qday TH
evening. Officers. elected are: Pres- -
- 1E
ident, Victor Morley; Vice -President, ,..
--Marjorie. Petty; Secretary-Treasur- - - -
er, Velma Binstead; Group Leaders:
- -t Mrs. Kenneth Ward and Mr. Paul .
_ Wellmas: These .meetings.. are to
commewe on October 13, and will '
be held after the. regular - evening i.
service&: '
Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Forsyth, of
Roseville, spent SuRplay. with Mr. _
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and Mrs. Jas. Paddle.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Evans have _
moved into the Harbron residence on
- -. Tuesday. • .. _ _ -
` Mr. Norman Linton lies been held
•asp in the building of his new home -
owing to the scarcity of labor, to
>:�tp with the cement work. F AN ELepyy PILATIE
Tine Women's Mission Circle of
the Baptist Church =net last week
at the home of Miss S. E. Evans. - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - ---•-�
The lesson was given by Him Viob
Forsyth. A solo was rendered by
-Emma Brawn. Despite tae wet • 000 • • •
weather, there was a good turnout.still to be ..ed. no u.ad as•sr.:..r ar..rd M.'. whr .• hr c...d. zss 000 aro s... Wo vow.
M'ss. Jas. Mann, of Elgim Man,, -
FW NNW
and . daughter, Mrs. Bob Neville, of
-- -a- few days -last week - - 1 i . �, ib, to AoW W- WILL s
'with Rev. and Mrs. Wenham.
The mail couriers have offered to 1 r
Sae1p in the National Clothing Drive, -
'by* bringing in any parcels of cloth- _ _.. _ _ _ _ _
PORK•. .•• •..
¢ ing YOU may wish to donate. Theystill to 11w uwu.d s�.,+..s .� pb•.ar rw.r• r+h► •• C.w.rs f! ss0.000.00o Ifs, s�i• vM
must be packed and marked "USED
CLOTHING". For those in town, the V #4
depot is at the local Poo' .ffce,
' po *.Office, �, : •" 1M* •vprd only 350.M.mo ib. b AVV•f aL - • T..I�
Nand the local institute is in charge {
A number from the local bowling � � _
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club slang with lois rinks from Osii- 1
- a
awa, had a friendiy game of mixed
-trebles on .the local green on Fri- • . • . • . • • - — .
_ «• c.■.d. f- 1140WAoo m•, tlrs v w. 1 ,
Baptist Church To Bold
a
124th Anniversary
The Byiptist Church• here will 'hoi8 I -
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it's 124th Anniversary Services ou 1 A
wr}r•d unix 44,000,�o {b. N w�•1 31.
Sunday next. 'The services will . be
held at 11.00 a. m. and 7.30 :p. Rn. - - -
:The special • speaker will be Rev. 1
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Harold Lang, Professor of the New -------���- ----
- ',Testament at McMaster U:►iversity.
At the evening service, special mus- # '
is will be rendered by `the Gormley M most liberated European countries, there is a ' .How soon ala we bridge Neo gap4
Mak Quartet. drsporate shortage of meat. lJvesrodr markeiings are normally of their Ireavisri
t using netien, Caeada saver, In the last four months of *0 year.
T)w zegulas anomaly meeting of As o groat• food-Pred
r:will,—help to moo! the emergency. M we am to help food int hungry peoples of des w
'the W. M. S. of the uloan-ru+dnited Church Tbs job will not bi Anis6ed at tar
he Vow's end. Food vastala Europe, this is rho time ro make our gre~
a ill be held if the Rome of Mrs. N. sawemes in Europe win continue until the next barwsL off;
y'. Toaalinson, on Thursday, October
2_"4%, . Mrs.roots, Stontf- j
ills, will be the special sir. s �ria� Europe-is–rolying--ea Can °d° -L —re do our part, w. must reduce our. own consiimp■
_ -�An interesting prograrn:in being pis-. mWoem of 789 million pounds of bRaf, pork acrd gen of mor+t and also assure the everyone in Ca+rir -
paged: All ladies ars cordially invW conned mean 1
v _ : ed t+v att:end. Up !o tiro end of August, only 479 miOWn pounds a f°k siiaro.
�} 'Md been sorrtr -,11" is why rationing is necessary.
World Coasnartioss $smisy
1
World Com ion Sunday will be a
_ #� YONE'S WORK
With -
observed in the Uw ei CMu a With- -AQCS LO_EYIR _
t'
flee 8acsaaretit of the Lord's Supper, ,1M prod~ wM do"&"M M nese• Mrlis •dl•. AM ca..w.r wr. br suer ..a.-#�w 63 raw i � rte•
St
the mowdog service. Sunday mxt _ -
" sit 11 a. o:. The Mester expects to
meet all his faithful -.foilewers at AS A CONSUMER, HERE IS HOW YOU CAN CO-OPERATE
Elis.. table. You will not disappoint your meat pureha:•s before leaving home by delormining whet'euts you iinhnd ro buy
your Lord sad Saviour. An offerin; 7. Try ro plea
will be taken at this service for the and their approximate weights.
P, S. Make sure you have enough valid coupons and tokens to covet your Proposed, purchases by
ie-eoastroction and re}mbilitstion of _
tae war -shattered Protestant Church- ,
b.rehiring ro the Cons
Coupon Value Chart and the Coupon and Token Calculator- Copies may
es of Europe Zlhe evening service ` t be obtained from your Local Ration Board or Ration Branch.
+ i
rim. ^- tiviil bre witbdrawii for the Atutiver- S. Know the dohP
s your "M" sou ons become valid.
► Service of the Baptist Church. 3 - 4. Do not buy more meat than jou really need.
F -
S. Avoid shopping at rush hours.
BROUGHAM b.
Be patient. Remember—your butcher may have inexperienced help. _
h -
j*cr' _ • A Music Recitalw held' at the l ` ' HELP YOUR SYTCNER TO SERVE YOU WELL
a� ,
bestrtiful tame of Mx� and Mrs. J. t
Xjllman, on Saturday evening; Sep• 1 -
$0, wken the* pupils and a few for- 7 . • • , 9 E • •
• 1
• loner students of Mrs. Soden met to -
Perform some of their favourite ' '
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This transcontinental" plane is one of a fleet that will establish the 'world's first S00 -mile -an -hour
commercial air service. TWA plans to use them for
30 -hour coast-to-coast and 14 -hour New York -
to Europe flights. Fleet will include Se big four -engined planes.
Henry Ford, 84 -year-old founder of an automotive empire, shows
CANADIAN VEHICLES FOR WAYS OF PEACE
a model of ' the Detroit Rouge plant to hisandso HenryFord
successor
°7L Young Ford has just been announced as to his grand-
father as President, of the Ford Motor Company.
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'MEN OF A PUNJAB REGIMENT
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Picture shows men' of a Punjab Regiment marching out of the
_ jangle after la days strenuous patrolling lb miles west of Pyagle.
on.the Mandalay — Rangoon Road.
EPES' COUNSEL LOSES PLEA
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` Canadian Army vehicles, built for war and used by the United Nations in destroying Germany, are be
hIg turned over to UNRRA for the purpose of bringing food and relief to a shattered, hungry con-
tinent. At Pepper Harrow, England, where • these lorries have been stored are shown above, left to
:right; Norman Gold, Director of Industrial Rehabilitation UNRRA; Maj, -Gen, D. E. Dewar, Cana-
dian Crown Assets Corporation; and Col. C. F. Hubbs, Midland Ont., Commandant No. 1 CCOD,
Pepper
Harrow, negotiating the handing over of approximately 1000 vehicles, Below, Canadian for
sles at a Vehicle Return Depot prior to being turned over to UNRRA.
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IN A JAPANESE HOSPITAL
Samod Cs Epee, on trial for murder of his wife, leaves Columbia,
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LC., court aprronnded by a gallery of bobby -sox autograph hunt-
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en. Defense-•coanad lost its plea for a directed verdict.
WHEELS STILL STOPPED
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Strikers at the Kelsey Hayes Wheel Co., Detroit, on strike for 28 days
Selsey Hayes 'supplies wheels to the Ford Motor Co., and stripe
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has suspended all Ford production, resulting in a layoff of 50,000
men. The plant employs 4,800 men. Union officials said- the strike
This is a hospital ward in notorious Shinagawa camp, where woundedrisoners of war were left to '
:fight their battles against ^disease infection.
war unauthorized.
and Those who could. not find room on uncovered wooden
cots slept on floor.
Those sounds dyed and thea► • is" t �-,:.F , s+Yl: rd .r to ••••s ri.ar�.- . e • r; ?{qaf tilla+e+ aY v,A�.i.t�
-that great stillness they heard a•
p E C Q E Q �,� <; ; ,?p E F I N I T E L Y deep voice singing, cording toward Qua' Guarantee
them around a bend in the path.°
,AAi�d Enjoyable They froze in their tracks and the 'LA"Zo
little ones clutched Meridel'sa! DA r
hands.
•, "Bonsoir, Nigaudl Bonsoir, Fri-
_. _ 4,
cot t" _
"It is he Y" whispered Pol Mar-
tin. "It is Bonhomme Fricot!"
• ",What folly!" said Meridel, but •'�
a strange sliver, not of fear, mov-
ed over her body. "How could it
be
"Listen! said Rosins. "Yes.
Yes. it .is he! It is he!" +
"Eh! Bonhomme Fricot!" called
The Pick 1 Tobacco Pot Martin in his shrill' soprano.
"Bonhomme Fricot, what are you
doing here?"
The song perished. They 'saw
- - - only a shadowy figure in the path
before them, the glimmer of white
at his ,throat. After a moment he
. Y
.......spoke,
Y
reluctantly 'it seemed, yet,
At this minute I am sitting in a
around here nearly always stay -
-
with laughter in his voice: Are
'railway coach waiting for the,
longer than they originally intend-
;
• �, �!:
you sure, Pot Martin and Rosine,
train to pull out and take me back,
ed to—despite the fact I always _
was no use trying. It is part of
that it is Bonhomme Fricot you
to Ginger Farm—back to the great
look upon myself as the world's
'
have here?"
open spaces where one can be free
worst hostess. But maybe- Ise of
:'' v`,;:;
; -•
of the suffocating heat and close-
ceremony on my . part provides
- - - "'c•::•:r.`
' ° • ' • .r: :
— -- - - *
nese of the city. Yes, I shall be
.
greater freedom for ,them- — and
LOUIS ARTHUR CUNNI AM r?
"Yes, yes, we are sure indeed!"
glad to,be back, although even
that perhaps is the best kind of
----
-"It could not be 'the laughing
travelling has its interesting mo-
holiday to iave. Visitors come
_ -
CHAPTER XXI hoped constantly that I would findsoldier
then?". ,
ments. For instance across the
down to breakfast any time they
*I cannot. I tell you I cannot." in you the answer to my love. The
"The laughing soldier would not
aisle from me there is a woman
feel like it. They are . rade ac -
She was crying a tittle, but if he answer hasn't come."
know our names," pointed out Ro-
and a girl. The woman is read-
qusinted with where all the dishes :
hit any pity for her, he showed "But in time =oh, Roger, why
sine. "Why do you play this farce,
ing, the .girl's palm and apparent-
and things are Irept and what food
pone• must we 'talk like this?" • - -
-Bonhomme Frlcot? We know yone
ly .the young lady has an interest-
there is td eat, so they get their . .
"But a tittle white, in a few "We must," he
in said doggedly,
"I was the , laughing soldier,"
Ing future ahead of her. They
own breakfast — and midnight
�► days,. you' intend to become my "before it is too late. We must
said he. "I' gave the- real soldier
don't know me and I don't know
snacks — and I get, on with tiiy.
wife." have this thing settled."
my old clothes and shaved off my
them but I have a hunch that one,
work, with many offers of help - -
"You know that I accepted that "I do not see how it ever can be
beard and cut off my hair and
or both of them, may be a reader
when -they get around to it. And j
long ago. Why do we have to talk settled. What would you have me '
now . you know why 1 laughed—.
of this column,
you know one gets .a- lot. of sans- l
isbont it now?" do?"
because the soldier tried to kill
These glimpses of "ships that ,
faction from seeing. people go .
" Because it is so • near the time, "?Michel is still is your heart,
instead, You nee, L work for the
pass in the •night'• are always'in-
away, rested and refreshed after
and 1 have waited and waited and isn't he? You haven't given -.up
king of England and -I must. some.
teresting to me. Take. this morn-
having seen them arrive tired an¢-' _
your dream that you told mt' of
times do strange things."
Ing: I sat in a restaurant having
weary from whatever arduona du-..
,•r
•1
ties had been their lot.
long agor
h d a week would i
ut it fa brave! , cried Pot Mar•
breakfast-wh_Vn a young fellow got
"I could never give it up. I
tin: "It -Is grand. Did. you come
up to use the telephone. His con-
Oh—oh, and now the -train' bad
tried, Roger, believe me. But there
here to vast us?"
versatidn was free for all to hear
stopped. 1. wonder why? Here
was no use trying. It is part of
"It'•a no-use,'Mike," said Roger
'but I wasn't .paying -much atten-
come ' some. men who have been
me. It will be always there. Need
stepping forward, finding his
tion until he started telling ".lack"
out fo investigate. Apparently -
it make a difference—for- us?"
brother's hand in the starlight.
at the other. end of the wire that
the train bit a truck.- No one was
"Only a shadowy thing," he said.
You were going the wrong way.
he thought a certain writer's
_
injured but from all accouhts the
"A few hours against all my love;
You don't need to run, do you "
magazine was just tine; that he
truck is a wreck. • The man Jump -
.
a few words —and_ they echo for-
_
"I talked with Tante Mimi. 1—"
had been pretty busy at the writ-
ed clear. I see some ot_tI1e train---
rain--ever."
ever."_ _
- -...You-mere_not itoinit because o!
Ing just _lately—and that If he _
me* uut cutting wire from. a fence, -.-.--
could sell` three to six thousand
"He will, not come back — not
me?" Meridel came forward now
Do they even fix up trains with
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words ft b t
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ever now, and reac a for the . nd Roger. e a Dret y fence wire. I thought it wan on y
'1
He does not need to, 'he never 'held, so that three hands were nice. Way tet make a living. -It fermata who were guilty of, filing
went away: I know what love is, clasped together, hers so email be. would indeed, but there Is always things that `way.
Meridel, because I love. I.I saw you tweets the two strong ones of that "if' to consider. Now we are on our way, the
ASPIRIN
cry and the tears fell- on Sour• wed- those men who loved her. well, •my goodness,' now tttrainis pulling out. It will cer! ding' dress -and__ I . knew:' sounds as if the fortune-telling fainly be very late getting In. and
'! * "• * "We can talk when ae get lady near me in the train is also that I imagine, will mean that Sob
EASES home." aald Roger, and be thank- a writer. I shall soon be thinking is waiting, patiently or impatient.
�• The had come 'to the Chamber -for -the• they eoane a dime a dozen• ly, for my Vrival at the station.
y ed God for the darkness, _ Wouldn't it be tun to lean across Back home again. the farm
I, ,RITI� NE,UCO1land house.- Pot Mar -tin and Ro- dim stgrs. that'let no one see his the aisle and may "Huild, suppose is still here... the boys have sur -
0,
sine, with Gerard and the, two face. "I.'It go on ahead with. these we get together — I believe we vived two days of batching but
Chamberland, girls and tiny David. two fellows.both speak the same language," they both want to know when
_�A� FAST.
came down the yard to meet them.. "A moment, Roger," said MI. ..
Roger called to them, "Bola! It Choi. �mayb�I-had better-attead to Partner. -Is coming-home—and-that
is. late for infants .to he abroad.. "Please—' said Meridel.
my own business and tell you that Is something I can't , tell. Its the
You must run all the way home." : He paid no attention to -them. we havg survived our first week at meantime Partner -is having a t
Ginger Farm without Partner at good rest and more. contented
On the way back, he tried to He, sent Pol• Martin and Rosins
IT'SREADY
ITo GO talk; so did Meridel, but every- scampering' down the trail and the .helm... Needless .to may It than 1 expected to find him,
s thing they -said fell flat.. It had no hurried atter them. They heard hasn't been as easy week—but it . - _
7.
zest, no savor, There was a cold- 'his voice faiptly, "You can pretend has certainly been a busy one
IMMM Hess, a licaviiness in their hearts. I
We the road on the magic moun- What with putting up furnace
TO WORK I'N Something that should have :been tain, if you need to," Pipes, re -bricking the ' kitchen Nazis n Noirway
splendid and shining had failed for But he knew, none better, thsi stove, cleaning flues and pipes and Go Uniderground
SECONDS! g speeding our .parting guest who _
• -them, and both felt that in some any road is. a magic road if you had been with as nearly a month
way the blame lay between them. have the right charm its• your and was still so loath to go that,
:Definite proof that Nasi organa -
He thought I , should not'have 'have - 91- heart. And- somewhere for him zations In formerly German- occur
g ? although she came to Toronto
was been 'there would -be such a road. one pied countries are going , under=
y questioning her love. I with us `last Thursday when we
i
should not have been so exacting, that _no other toot had Irod 'before went to nee Partner, she also came ground is- provided in a recent re-
-- - - - -so greedy:sha[rtd ttave'takSn the -- - -- back -with -us •. - . sae from .Oslo, Norway. Accord-
-.wondrous
ccord _.wondrous gift she offered me and *. - more night at Ginger Farm:. But Ing to "Attenpoatea", a capita -- j
a ` ` s. • y daily, police recently nabbed two
thanked God for it.. But I could e•, on Friday awn she went: She had 1
not, 1 could not. ••} no other choice because she was Norwegian. members of the Nast
�•aget ° re}k! (aiR wbea 7� urs underground aboard an Oslo street
" Aophta became it darts to go to week And 'M cridel thought. \Vhat is �!' „1 due to begin h>jr .studies at Me-
shoost immediately• To see that this wrong with me that I cannot love .?1 �,` ♦ Gill 'University in a few days. I car, Their pockets were stuffed
him. Respect, .liking, loyalty, ad- with _ .clandestine newspapers.
is so, Just drop an Aspirin tablet la a '*� don't know why it is — visitors
y —.
water. What you ll nee is what happens , i rest 'undeigLound
In your stomach—the tablet starts miration—al. these Changs I• have !'
fashion, while bout men were
disintegrating within two eeoondal for him. But not love. Perhaps in and at the end of it someone who firmed with hidden revolvers and
'hat's why Aspirin stope neuritic. time it will conic, but God tie!p us z
resited—tor only him• be
of aalmunition.
issonftli: pain so gnicidy. Ciet Aspirin
if- it does. not: And `Roger is ttise i Secret Nazi 'organisations have'
Secret to know that it is a grave _ Behind him,' under the stars,
erose on each risk we run. Why did I shed those Meridel and Michel Fibre had'
been uncovered, in ether Norweg
stopped to 'gaze at •each other in _ian* towns where
tablet is -your We * newspapers have beenuconfiscated''
that R.s foolish tears tonight? The dress'
nderground
t1D0 that strange light. "T was wrong,"
is so lovely; it is made for one who be said. "You did not forget our and suspects have been-ftmedlite-
gi.vcs, herself to love—Roger_. !tour."' l7 arrested., Though' the organize,
• • a
' "You did not mean it when you tion is judged to be very small,
Even the children, after chatter- and there are'un reports of sabo-
964,' x' said, as you left me then, that you
in for while about the "'
ggames • �� would not return?" tags'or Nazi "were wort" !aids by
PIRI they had 'played and the good ;.h "You knew I did not. It was any secret Nazi group, Norwegian
_ -time of , the. afternoon, noticed the ;; written, all -this--long, ago..' Noth• police and military are losing no'
y �/ silence of their elders, and gradual• i a2 Ing could ever ch•anbe it." time in exterminatingtheeout-
r NOW—New Low Prices! ly. thgy ceased to ,talk and plodded �. �; eroppings of what may be a Euro.-
^
Pocket box of T4s . ... only Ido along wi-th Roger leading the way, ? THE END pean Nazi underground.
Meridel close beside him. All
Esoiwrny bottle of Z< . only 49e
about them. was the vast stillness
:Ize of 100 . . . only 790
f..a� - — —_
IF [OT --the ore -f tiFar s. - o an ow •. _ -
$ •.: `` ..
hooted and from a farmyard over
ISSUE 40-1945 the hill a fox barked sharply..
A gay apron adds glamour to s
r your role as hostess. These aprons - *.
t . ► '' take little material. Colorful em•„
broidery that a youngster would
love to do. ��`•
r: You can make these aprons .w `
o r from one pattern. Pattern 964 has f • • s '4t�,-
transfer pattern of an 8% x 11% 4 `
• • , and two 3% x 5 -inch moti°F; dir- i • f:
Send Twenty Cents is coins' CHILDREN
• s ,' y" (stamps cannot be accepted) for -
: 1 y this pattern' to.' Wilson Needle- j 10VE
K;
craft Dept., 73 Adelaide St. Nest. VENO'S. i
• Toronto Print plainly Pattern
Numbrer, your Name and Address.
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---- ''WHAT .CAN YOU SPAMaggression
does not automatically
coal." But is tae war -ravaged coag- '
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THAT THEY CAN WFlAR2" - -'
' What would you think if new i
covet one's nakedness. That condi-
tion afflicts countless irnrocent war
, the value placed on service-
_.. ' .able clothing surpasses the value
.your
;17 -born son or daughter, doter o3 :r te`
TkU= .-.Who are in dire need of
laced on =my nuggets of coal You
W help the war-snflerers' by giv-
brother kad nothing more �warmlkg _'
or comforting than paper Clothing _
your gotributions to the National
C ioNiiag Coliectioq Oct. 1—d*.
?
, what used and clothing YOU eau
-
.and paperClothing-
$pare witacu�t replacement
to tl,d
_ .
The newly -born in many war- ".:
(this .gP donated by adv!erti�er)
National
6bet 1-�.
Coll ectioa; Oct. -
devastatbd lands abroad have Buff-
-, 'erect -many have died—dorm this ex-
For
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ons )
perience. Thousands more will s,,,c .
- ' • -
•
-for and die unless you contribute to - _
the National Cloth Collection, the
•
=Quidity Drugs
�,J. S. BALSLiON. PICKERIN
sand -off, but still serviceable, in-
fants' garments and layettes• which
Accurate Dispensing
now lie idle and forgotten in your -
Cosmetic Lines ` -
' attic or closet,, or in other storage
- - i
Zus neais
Si- - -
reetoru ,
places of your home. GIFTS FOR ALL OCCA$IOPi&
` There is a National Clothing Coll:
action receiving depot at Chapmac's
n Remedies
y
..':
Store. See that your spare sppssd
Reliable Photo F'irmthin9
_. in delivered t'nere.
—STOM HOUg3•—
GORDON F. OBBORNE
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.week Days - sso s. Qi.-•-0� p. ss:
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DISTRICT YANAQF.B
— : GHNERAL INSUR�►PiC�
M# 5. AP1wIAN
Sandys - 12.80 p• m•-6.00 R
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EMPIRE LIFE
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REASESTATE
CONVEYANCING
J. ILBOYEs, Phm. B.
THE REBALL STORE
sepresentatives
An •old eatiblishW agency, ready
to serve
PHONE PICg. 6a
Ross D Mvnr+o
Pheos Pickering ev
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"WHAT CAN YOU SPARE
—Geo- E- Brown, Audley, Oast -CK
all to do own meO g•
THAT THEY CAN WEAR?*
Ralph Ramsden Ajax, Ontario
Vnranes of an Kisia V
Thus is ourtainly true is . legal
' . Decoaieets, Wits, CGUMVISs+oes.
-I cannot forget the sight I saw
this morning," an American army
�'elephaae. 52<l 7, Oaf. -
- _... Abtb Yoae as
THEATRE _Consult 'row �er.�
o> stated in his report of .
W M. MCEAG' HN I E
Insurance A vicar
CApT. Brim sTEWABT
ditions in Yugoslavia. "A - long , line
dimer iP.
W$2'T8Y _ I lek+ering 17 8 29
sheerly women and children, - dressed
in 4oth�es no one at home would
PURM TVR'$ DBALkER
Brougham, out - Pick a B - n
. Blaalt>kfalli Ah, -conditioned
open •elle, burlap bags for areae-
ss, old rags around their shoulders,
10[7NEBAL DIB>0t,T08
Ambulance Sa i
�Cla�rke Prentice
LAWN MOWERS
.'private
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!FQLssnAY, FRI., SATURDAY
old rags wrapped around tbeir feet.
One of the boys boasted a coat, but
�' or M�
� 8ED AUCTIONEM
a�rpased anti ��
it had been patched in fifty places"
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Phone Pick. 13
Iron Cosaties of Yolk and p■6.
OCTOEM 4, 6 and 11
Throug'•n your contribution of ser.
arae; successor to Corr -
` 'Two Shaws - 7 and 9 P. M- We would like to recommend W
sol the new seaplane way of wash-
viteable o g, shoes an
blankets to - the National Clothing
Plekeruig, *aIle
of ' a w of the IA6
J. $. Prentice (formerly Pr,.a a.
:Saturday Matinee at 1.80 P. M. Ing sines, 'woolonA baby ger:seats
etc. -Ne shriniage - restores the
Collection, the sorry state atf these
and Prentice). Farm sad hats•
God Is M l �.
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war sufferers and o4wrs elsewhere
W 1� ��vt A W
stack Sales a Specwitr, at kbit W
Reasonable B.1e..
can be corrected.
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_ . ' ..Also Durolave. - Flite - B-H Poi-
Co and mels..
There is a National Clothing Coll-
'receiving
PSONE AGIN. 62 W a, MILLI 3=
.
-Pilot °ter
action depot at Chapman's
LICENSED AUCTIONEER and
A
_
Store. See that your spare 'apparel
VALUATOR
Barrister Solicitor Notary Public
Dennis Morgan and Dane Clark�.L�'IN . BUSHB?
is delivered there. ;
Surae conducted Anywhere
. C. - C. RICHAR DSON
j Raymond Massey, and Alan Hale' �,
1 (this space donated by advertiser)
Phone or Write
614 Dundas St. East, Whitby, Ont.
_ -
Suite611 Continental Ufa Bial
_ - - Hardware and Tinsaitb
371 ay St. T ro to
Toronto
�ILONDAY, .TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY Pbnne 46
A . W. MITCHELL
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OCTOBER
OCTOBER 8, 9 and 10 - �"
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t0 Ght.
CYRIL E. rViO �- -
T_A N_"—y--
Shows At 7 and 9 'P. M. Rotary Street Fair and Dance
Bring,
Barristers and Solicitors
$oliday Matinee Monday At 2 P. Piekeriag, October 17.
Phones — Yalds ?4: Bea. 66W
R A N C E '
.•- :TorontA and Pickering
Brzng n the �G>lrls NEW PARIS STYLES
_
_ ^ Phone9 -
: -
sees
- Trifles T In those well -remembered
PHONE 6 7 PICK.
�]i_
j ck- 38 , Sear. 6{52 EL W96
Technicolor) - days the famous
sit -
ops of Parrs
-
_
Allan B. Moore — Earl Tansey
Veronica Lake Sonny. Tufts - were filled with such knick-knacks _
FAdie Bracken Marjorie Reynolds as stockings, for instances. But you
can scarcely find a pair today. Until.-
the
ntil _the mills and factories of Europe
'1'St3RSDAY,:.FIti:, . SAfiURDAY resume tae production of civilian
OCTOBER 11, 12 and 13 gds, the suffering populations of
war=ravaged countries must wear
WhAtever e- can spar& Q& give your T
- atau CL JL WA used, serviceable garments to the-
National
he-National Clothing Collection -
PAINTING 8c
_ ,DECORATING
W. J. MABLEY and SON
,DUNBARTON, ONTARIO
Phone 77-22
All work Guaranteed
(Story of Carrier ) 'ESTIMATES FREE
:.Don Arneche Dana Andrews.. .._ (this *apace by rtlaer)
donated adve Sellers & At
., ,_i. D�evan
nr_._� a:r Cedrick Hardwick SI —MARKET Phone Ate. 201W2 - Stoaff. 290
,art -Sm. Park - continues .Licensed >B. A., a Sc.
Secretary of the Rosebank Assoc- Phone Pickering 28 Ontario Land Surveyor
nation. Replies were made by Rev. --,A11Ct10riPers 865 Bang Street, East, Oshawa; 0,t
Holley, C. E. Morley, Pres., of the ..
Hotticultara] Society and W. C. _ 25 Year's Experience otl
L�K If
Murhar, of the News. Mr. 'Cowan' ;Salsa eondueted anjwhere. ll •�
+baa extended a , hearty invitation to —
'an to come to Rosebank, and the urniture a � �� mak' bUestlen Storm,'Doon ori
Cowan Memorial Park .- use the :High Prices For Live. Poultry A rn ales personally �°�`' l and
• 1 Salsa listed and Siorm Mash —Made to Order
facilities and . enjoy. your picnics 7 advertised. Bills prepared and Asphalt Shingles
next Bummer. L`ptil further notice we are paying the following _ Roll Roofings
prides for LIVE ' POULTRY delivered to our Plant Asphalt swhw, _
at .WHITBY::. - Pr ompt Service _Wes >'as""da
Eaves -Troughing_ - TOP &RADE HEAVY -IrTIA L ......... 2sc. lb.
TOP'GRADE LIGHT FOWL,. 4-6 lbs. sees 21c. lb. Reasonable ' Rates N.Me Gordon
• Carpenter Work _ TOP GRADE LIGHT FOWL, ander 4. lbs.:. 19c, 1b. P13ONE 290 STO�ILLE ,
�+Qa i -TOP GRADE BleOILERS, 24"Ibs. . 28c. 1b.
WORK GUARANTEED- _ ' :TOP GRADE Roasting Chickens, over. 4 1-2 ,. 28c.
TOP G8 as Ing i ,
EVERETT SMITH TOP GRADE HEAVY CAPONS,- over b lbs. .30a. COMRIE � ��•� ���
Fairport Beach, .Ontario e
'� :PICKERING' FARMS LTD. TheLIM
Co.
TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS WHITBY, ONTARIO 1 "
Are Still Essential -
TED
elephone . Whitb 336 _
Scarboro Junction
There is an opening in the Pick-
ering Telephone Office for 'the - TELEPHONES --Howard 1117, sad Scarboio 836
training.. of another operator. Tke A"JAP' TRICK
work is easy' to learn ` and working An "American war correspondent 'Rough -and - Dressed •Lumber - . - Millwork _
•aonditiona are good. This is a pog- lays the blame fol the raggedness Frames. Sash Door% Screens
,tion with a scale of salary adjust- of the Fhilippine people an' the interior Trim Mouldings
UWnts in accordance with length of Jap occupaiton troops, who stole :.o r Soft and Hardwood- Floortng
service and tither privileges. , The _ _ Civilian clothing and -sold it at the z- - - '$rich insulated •SidingCedsrgrain Shingle SW%g
worm is desirable .=W will •be an .: black-market prices. You can help . _ ; 'Wpllbo�s .. Bock . Fath .: Oeia; . .
.,excellent opportunity for anyone who 2. "to relieve distress in the Philippines Asphalt MdWes Boll Roofing
is willing to apply themselves 'arid by contributing your used service- ` i6aaonite Produeta Barclay TFIs
avbo wishes steady peacetime wook sable cldjhbw to the National Coll- - Seel* Wool Iasalation 0=34W and. iters '
Applications should be maths in action, Detober 2.0. Wospho& The bower ripe
writing to the "Woodbridge and 'ARARTIN-SENOU'R 1100 p. o. FORE PAINT
Vaughan Telephone Co., Markham, (this space donated by advertiser)
Ont.w, giving age, references and PICKERINGti,MEAT MARKET
All grades of B. C. Cedar Shingles
Fd�rt��