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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1945_10_19_ ., r- f • _ sr.'• �... ic� i • `M f4 ,VOL. LXV PICK BRING, ONT., FRIDAY, OCT. 19, 1945 No. 141 I W J. McCarthy'Oshawa,YWins Pickerin Roto'Fair C ar. ' ,,Crowel •of Over".1500 Attend First Stied re • 'The first street fair in Pickering -- - . "passed on" just a few. hours ago. Damage Claim Filed. Against ''�` After about two months of worry- Pickering Township j ��%• PIICaSant • AUDLEY •, ing, by Rotary. Club members ss c Piekerin ' Villa e St ��t .Oct 2 V & 2 Mr. Archibald addressed the Aud- �. to' what kind of weather might be A claim, 'for -damages has been jl . ley CoMmunity Club in his usgal- expeet,ed at' the middle of October, Bled against the municipality of the manner on Tuesda eve The Lorne Kem family held a "� we had one of the fairest October Township of Pickering by the sol- 9th, at a meeting held at they home supper in Mr. Kemp's honor, on the evenings that might be recorded in Acitors for Mr. Dennis Miller and Pickering Township a nal pbeag- occasion of his birthda of Mr. and Mrs. Gard Winter. Mr. y, ant' hunt will be held next Friday Archibald's topic was "Township, October 14. �7 Y�'a--�d- Mrs .Georgina Miller. Mr. Miller y Sunday, � 'f If% crowd. was estimated at fr+aim suslsined personal injury and Mrs. and Saturday, oatober 26 aad 27. School Areas." Mrs. W. Watson, Valley Para. M. one to two thonaaztd. Games were ]filler's car was damaged in as The "bag limit" is three cock birds The Comanunity Club is to bold a is improving, according to 'reports well patronized - big au accident on September 27, at. the 1st per day. Masquerade - and Dance ^at Audley from the Oshawa Hospital, where sigh loons-- awhere does all the Concession, east of the Altona' Road ' Resident licenses at 25 cents, may ,school on Friday gevenin October she is now convalescing. money come from.... at least we caused by an "unprotected acid dan•• be obtained from the following: 26. ' Mr. Remy Decary, Dental condition Surgery serous of the highway, of__ .. now. .)maw who has the moat of it -_-- _,.._ _ • The merry-go-round was brought where a cement bridge was undeRobin r P"� DUNBARTON guest of Miss Dorothy Featherstoe in as an attraction for youngsters, construction." bin Gordon o: Clare Bala3don n y Cherrywood _ -- fora few days. He was participating but the youngsters could hardly get - �, or Roy School Todd Ro M The Sunday at Dumbarton in the University Golf Tournament, wear the thing for hors" e, who were Audley United Church is continuing to group Toronto. dinging on the horses etc. Around 4>r W. H. Westney _ in teacherabearesofferingenthusiasm. More Pte.. Peter_O'Halloran, RCRI, was r one =11e of hot dogs was c*=Med. +� Some who didn't know what a bingo Claremont - services home on leave ,for a few days this 3 E. Shirk with • the increaa�e in enrollment. week: outfit looked like, couldn't be chased "� Dr. Si cltfTii Claremont R. R. �.y Gil st is to be the The neighbors 'of Mr. Alen. Gor _ 1swa, from it after the first round. N x guest speaker at the Morning Wor- don called on hiss on .Moeda night x. The big event -the draw for the Disney and egg P congratulate him on his 80th r r Oroug'ham - chi at 11.00 a. m. Dr; Gilchrist to lueldy ticket by E. L. Ruddy satisfied �a� i ` hag been doing outstanding medical birthday, hale and heart and ea - everyone but those who didn't get j xy{" Silas Tool work with 'the British Forces in joying life. Y .i 1 Locust Hill R. Italy. -He is one of the few young Mrs. T. Conway, Church St., eti- the car -awe all hoped to get that int. Blake Annie and Milton Burk '41 Buick. _Tickets had been sold in medical doctors to receive Britain's tered St. Michael's Hospital this Halilar, Vancouver, 'Ohio and Eng- i Non resident licenses at $2.00 may distinguished Order, the M B. E. week for further treatmeN. A ' r be obtained from Syd, Pugh, White- (Member of British Empire). He Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mitchell e.n- 71m local Red Cross under Mrs. ¢ vale, Ont. _ speaks from a rich background of tertained a few friends on Satur- A• W Mitchell presented fountain F Break-in Foiled Here an Sunday medical experience, with a rare day evening in honor of their cous- ' pene.to the second group of.return- h Morning Last. power of dramatic oratory. The in, Miss Holmes, of Vancouver, who -Ing servicemen. L- More on all church will be filled on Sunday, -so is visiting relatives here. this later. f An attem;p to break into. the Lave 'plan to be there. early. Mrs. Fred Andrew has taken up Church Rally To Be Held at believed to have been foiled by some- from Tokio, and Mrs. Bernard vis- cupied by the Tripp family, and Broolclin ,ae, when the window in the front l ited relatives in Dumbarton. the Dwyer family have -moved into Sgt. Ross Heron, 48 h A� hlanders, door was broken. '� , '.lir. B. Morrow Mr_ and Mrs. he house recently vacated by Mrs... The Autumn Rally of the West- - 'g I . Ilio attempt -was shade however to i D. Cameron,"of Dumbarton; motored ronv'aF• ern Section of the Oshawa Presby- III eon of MT. sad -Mrs. Wtm. A, Heron, jimmy the door or break the lock, down to Nova Scotia and back, acc- Wanted - quantity of horseradish -serial will be held in Brookl-'n Un- i who recently returned to Pickering which leads the owner& to believe ompanied by Eileen' Bernard.- -leave word at Nowa Office r a fted Church, on Thursday, October after nearly five, .year's service in that someone frightened the would- A young roan, attending the fair several of the war theatres of the be awn WHItEVALE Wednesda T1s h a }• g a.f .eft his niutur runt- Zb, e 9 e al y• ning while he went into "cal The special, speaker will be Mine Continent. North Piakering R•ed Cross Diamond Jubilee will be observed cafe- f,,r "sornO.hing to eat -he came t Jean Stewart, of China. _ LOT FOR SA 50 x 185 feet.. -{ in the United -•Church, oa Sunday,.' out in time to spe the car ,moving '� i B.rongham ,Unit shipped to Mrs. October "21. Sen ice at 2.30, with off, b4in dzivesi b car thieves. The -1 in Pickering. Village. Reasonable. W. g Y Hertieultural Society 11`uee. 30th. Brrkett, thibugh the -kindness of Mr. i Rev- P. H'. reville, Toronto;, as the' Police gave chase, but we have iso r . Shepherd, 8 Albermarle Ave., Tor- ' pairs o f boys' shorts. _ _ Nclan, 63 , • s , - Three - Serious Motor . Accidents in' soloist. D the evening, at 7.30, The Pickering Township Hortic- ---- pairs . socks, 6 sleeveless sweaters Tickets are now on sate for the ' vltural Society will hold its -next .. erd S scarves. This is s gratif " in meeting on Tuesday, Y S Rev. A. D. Cornua, a D., of Osh- October 30, in start for the winter season and rwln �(ueical Revue - is:"nited Chu 'Same. Vicinity Within Few Days awn will be guest speaker with the Pickering, y #hose who made these garments for ..Gre,eawond choir rendering the :mus - too, Sunday Shhoal room of Dunbar- � •. the need Tuesday, Oct. 23! -. ton United Church: Please. note the y =rust be feeling the warm ical ` portion. On Monde the con- of date. highland Creek and ills. Rouge glow of satisfaction which follows a ' � Y _ - STATISTICS cbenge area was the, scene of three serious greRational Bamau-t will be held. (two fatal) accide:tta last weer, good ��• Mrs. Van Blaircomb• acted as or, Number of cars parked in fro -it - .Bay Scouts and their Apple Day -when the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Pickering Red Cross ganist in a very capable manner on of the churches for Sunday evening Raise S38.11L George Stoneadge was instantly Sunday evening, Oct. 14.. Service, Sunda}-, October 12 - .._zr1'ICii-Zu,T-I Red Cross • - he Clothipg- _ - The S. M- and rnearnbers ' of the Toronto bread , truck backed • over be' held on Monday' evening, October ' Collection has been very good_. If Roman Catholic 22 29, at 8 o'clock in the Red Cross any have not conirihuted and wish United Church IVane Pickering Troog of Scouts extend j the child, even though he had taken pri=es. Admission 35c. R I to do' so, contact Mrs. Randall ' t sincere thanks to the members of ; precautions' to see. that the boy was leader for Whitevale. he the community for their Vitereet and mot in danger before backing• •The- freshmenta. Proceeds for Ot•erseas Boxes. 11Ve11 bogs and girls! ,the Woan- w �th the-2hulces •. ' auppavrt on Apple Day. Proceeds child had returned to the rear of • Oct. 26. for Ilse day were ¢38.23• We' also the truck after the father entered. en's. Institute are preparing for the wish to thank sincerely the Rotary.' Another young man, the awn of a�' NOS annual Hallowe'en Party inn the Armiversary Services . of the St. ` Chub for 'generously supplying the ; Dr. X. A. Hama, Toronto wan, killed Lodge Hall, no start to get your Andrew's Presbyterian Church here, a , at Hi The children have not been for- i costumes ready, will be held on Sunday, November y pplea, Macintosh. Reds, grown by Highland Creek,, a .few nights s- lintten in the v' -.hooka -sat -' _4, at 7,30 p. M. Speeial speaker. Raw Wing Orcbsida. Mine Scouts go, When he alighted Eisen one car ing Library, 'For the very little The Whitb • *choir will helped in the astribution :of . the and .stepped in .front .of another. on MOL"NT TION Y j assist with people, there are -such' new _ • • s s apples: P. L., Herb. LeGand, Mur- ; No. 2 Highway. boob as "A Little Golden Book • . s • .ray Fallsise, Bob 'Bertra-.A Wayne ; Wm• Penstock, of Green River, was „ ,. '944 Mr and Mrs.. Cecil Disney and Nursery Tales, Hour Far.noires Potter, Wendell . Smith, Chas, Coates ick, near the same scene., on the family spent Sunday with Mr. and PickeringLadies Presbyterian Churg r adventures with a foot ruse; a y of Mrs. Lloyd Broome and song of The Ladies Aid of the Prasbyter-. ' �iobt. Aralen, sed Allan Anssan. �tne 'evening, while walking along lid "Peter per.. �d the story of . Hampton. - fan .Church will meet at the home of " e day was a fine success, thanks ; the highway. He was badly injured ".The Wide Awake w and'is d Amgei. For the R II Mrs. Harvey, to the co-operation of Pickering- ' p in the £sat Gen $ y Sunday. . was observed an y, Dumbarton, on Thur& east Ho chi3dran a bit older inners are two Sunday afternoon. Rev, Wenham, of day, October 25, at 2.30' p•'rn• Cars friends of Scontiag.- st±oriea about Maida, "Illraida'e Little Claremont was the apealcer. Next will be at the Red and White Stora: x Camp," both jolly stories of flee ad- Sunday, services will be held at the corner at 2 o'clock. , " ventures of a little girl. There is !usual hour with Rev. McVey in ' + ' � • _ , AL perfectly new story of ,the 130bsty s Dunbarton ChurAcharge. .0 ANNIVERSARY SERVICES TRins, and a mystery story at -that, October 28 will be Greenwood An= Rev. A. E. Holley; B. A. B, D, ' 'E other West Wind about n and a new M el Minister Pickering United Church — ' her animal friends. Pickering�ies• at d, 9 45 a, - s - -~ ive ary S 'Rev Cop =: T . -.. . ofed .Church will b ay School and Farmer Resident Seriously Injured guest. speaker. The church service 1 Adult ellowIship Class du F Sunday, October 2l, 1945 BY''Snspicious Sow will be withdrawn, and Sunday 1.00 a' m: - Morning Worship : School will bq at 10.00 a. m• Dr. Sidney Gilchrist, M, H. E. --�-34A0 A. M. -Rev, Robt, C. Copeland, Pastor will speak; tivith :.Mr, Bert 'Marquis, of'Stroud, suf The. Womalifs Association met at This talented young doctor is a � feted the, home of Mrs. Geo. Wilson last missionary from "Africa. The last � the home cahoir leading in the Worship .of Praise painful- injuries .a few days' ago, When feeding his pigs; he en- Wednesday'* afternoon. )Mrs. Roy Wil- three years he has span: with the •7.00 P. M. -• Rev. HAROLD . STA.INTON, : B. A.; B. D.,..of tered one stall where the mother kin and bars. Les. Harbron were in British Forces •in• Italy, and was ' Mimico, s former pastor, will speak; and the Dirobarton United and a number of very.small pigs' •charge itf the program. recently awarded the M. B. E. Church Choir willlead in the music of the service. were kept, In trying to move them Mr. and`Mrs. Geq, Wilson ielen to another section, he picked. up: and Gordon, spent Sunday with ,Mr. .4V St. George* Pickering Q ane of the little ones tha£ was in- and Mrs. Les. Smith and 'son Geo. St. George's Church; Sunday, Oct Tuesday; October 23, 8.00 P. M. alined to stay behind.. • .the young of Prospect. ober 21: li.00 a. m: Children's Day one commenced to squeal and the On Sunday morning, bit• Zion and Youth Sunday Service, Special DO N L A N D'S, U N 1 T E D CHURCH CHOIR mother hearing this attacked Mr.. choir sang at the Anniversary Ser- adci!t�ess and h}Tmns ' appropriate to Marquis, knocking him to the floor vices• at ' Prospect. , ;• the �vtcasion. All boys and girls and MUSICAL REVUE -- "OLDE and NEW" ' , avid breaking his arm. He was,•still Miss Eileen Carson, who is in the* parents are cordially invited to able' to ward off further--' training at Oshawa 'Hoa its o Spnday School on Sun A program' new to Pickering audiences, .,..Mirth .and little •sadness p al, was by a company of about thirty members in costume... , a variety of with her parents on Sunday after - In with n• ' • • • enter•tainmer� good voices, and numbers for ,members oif all ages • oon.� St. Paula, Dunbarten _ f We feel fortunate in seduring a. group who, was called back. for two Mr. and Mrs. Eldred and Y repeat perforstia O'Brien -�Ia memory - )moo — St `Part's'-Clsui�ch; dun given :tees.. ^ . Christie Street says "One of the best concerts -IO�nS a ]e t of s and are taking up res- barbon, our dear Mother, who g -Sunday, October 2'1. Sunday School ever van na:" passed away, idence in Fenelon Falls. Mrs, Md- ' . October 28,'1988. cell ureas a member of our W. A,, will assemble at 2.30 for Children's ALSO - three British Goverturtent films showing some phases As long. -ss life my heart shall hold and she wilI be missed as she took ,Pay mmd Youth Sunday Service . td of the war, only now being released. The;`only chance you will have Thy memory evft dear, as active 8,00 p, sm'. At this service there wiat yS. part. We welcome Mr. to see these tattil recently secret films. And o'er thy grave In loving grief and 'MrS. O. Grahaar and family be a special address and ;h Program at 8 share Adalte 8bc. - Cfiitdrert 28c. Shall fall a silent tear. who will now be managing Salaam I the boys and ymas for - rI`rer rea►embered and their girls. All young pa!lpple. by ber family. gt0m parents welcome. '� . cr - ,: -., -: - ' .: .:.• � , _, ..., ;; ..;;-- f - � Fri' �;� ;.N �., .. ,- .,� i� .:mdYMt1ta6.a:v'SE.s .'�'..ii. t A� .wu.r....:. ,.._,• *w r.p a 'S _'^":� eye'. ..'Y1x, :. +.:, [�''.�i".'r`cr •..�'"Pr''t ': +•(. ,.y '.Fi ?dG„d 7 ARr• :"."'iC. j.:*9's& r....P� .• ..��f� SPORTMG TH94G HOME-TOWN ECHOES 7' By C. Kessler ..OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. Wn"Am By LANG ARK11ITRONO SH, oNO— - ""'- .• ••,� ylp[! NfL15T�L10, TO GET `GOOD de.4DES_ I'M Li-:AV- TO THE ING• GOLDIQ 1KxJR WHOLE GOOD GRADE$ ME CRACK THAT WAS G kWA �?�' I FIND r RUINS ME! WALK HO ~ ( NECESSAMY WE GET OUR WITH ME-- y EVENING! TO 14,KETHI5 REPOP-T CARDS BLJT JUST TELL Him /. : • - QE AS ANS WF-VER , GO ALL OF .MY MIND: - ;� P ,_rA ' "kh nuts! Tattle-tale ' gray l" qr .., ' . _� _ . -rte ti � * r , x. ( ` / -- - � �'•- � �. THE FRIENOL`/ SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith I 04, MOTNM, THEY VB I:SrIABL tSHi=D �• A - BZACQ BA__ D IN IPEF $ATH RtX;LV 1.& �► ��r ren �}� _ "He won't talk!". THI SO"He 7WING, OY lAN i ARMSTRONG ti -tobby SquCKq a, t ,;i,;,- •A r 1 �� �.., � �j it Lf� i :�• "ClgaretteY" ' •G1 n ..•... —.... _ _ .. _ �� COIR • O MTA T. M. D. L Mt. I • "'George i_ How many times mint I ask yov- o -his�ead­—N1rs:. _rWee�= doa�! Ie! limo have the idea . "� chemical experiments upstairs?". �' „ - ir he can get the. gest of you. ' o• REC'LAR FELLERS­—By Pipe Line _ - _ By GENE BYRNES .,. ...NOW LEMAAL oasH, IbUKE THOUC�H1, AN'YW;!'.I.1 V1IE -�- S TGO TO ni' BEACH 1 Ti•MW T+iE_RES AfC OCMF_ ' CAME BACK ��^ LAW ABOUT TAKIN' T'THINK, LETS LCKX IN • `"" ` - WIT+1 YA, BUT h AW YES- MERCHANDISE OP IT -. MISTER PIOdCER'S YFROM B�4GM f —we71 have a sweet little neat CANT TAKE- TW TW LAW! ON A STRF�T CAP I pururp! 8.4GKYA _ ~'tor two an' ma - _ dozen!" STRFM'r CAR! WHO TH' WAR EFfiDRT!, _ T+a '• STOVE STORE' I WWI " :1HOLD EVERYTHING FILM - co otaictoas t _ - .. I—II • , _ MUTT 'AND JEFF —Or Course, Jeff Could Have'Made a Date with a Dromedary By BUD FISHER - s� �NEvJrRLINARa7ND` eANDYoU SEP!CONt7FW1� MtRT! �, &WT W-1 oNT MH BE JEAlout:. J L oNI.YPAtD nE GM ME WHERE t� I 11AD BOVCIIIT � WARPECJ .. --�' TEN BUCKS WANNA.Go! _ A AORM ... A NORSE! ' :$i.. .;•�'.';` ,•� t' ( '�', ° ,ant'' r• � /� � !f "lite government asks us to avttwtl, so we'll just produce FL _ per Vii' super epics. .POP_—Pop Must Heat with Oil, Too : By J. MILLAR WATT HAT 00 YOU DA WHER THM S A ? -AND THERE'S � p 6ALE BLOWING AIO FIRE SHIVER : - ANP IT'SRE FREEZINQ - tN HE - -g",Hmilmoed by Tbe Sea Ifedlests, Tme.) a e�•w� - ,,.. ... rte... ., �,1.:• Batt Taint owA w Ninth -Victory' Loan Britain To Replace Truly A War Loan Dt3KE OF WINDSOR VISITS MOTHER Merchant Scups Y W" .British There, exists no magic wand one Britain is to replace all shipping t` can use to waft military forces loses suffered by those United 0 from the scenes of battle td their £ Nations who placed their merchant normal home surrour?dings over n% ships at the disposal of the Ailied CI SAREZ T I TOBACCO ni ht. Unfortu att lou after the cause during the war. Seven $ri- enemy cries surrender, the cost of 1 tish merchant ships,' for instance. * ' ; ' have recently been sold to,. France. 1 war 'goes on. and a further three are to follow. The Canadian, people must meet Besides this,, the British Govern- the cost of bringing- the troops ment has granted widespread fa - home, the maintenance df our forces cilities for the building of French ?. f of occupation in Germany. Pay of '"' -- merchantships. _in ..British. --ship- .. the men who are waitingdemobil- yards. -Similar concessions are be - 1 ization goes on. Cheques to depend- ing granted by the British Govern- - ents keep going out until the sold- meat to other United Nations. •. � ier has his discharge paper. -- _ eve are eavy domestic expen . DID - t St ...", ,�.., e...,.� ... ditures, made heavier by the unpre eedented demands of thia period of ;7 .Maxwell S'Y;:;:yi ►k.ii.: f __ .,o�'' Al�L7CM ell House 4Uftee is - re -construction in the .country, :;. • - - x which are included in the total of Radiant Roasted"' t0 cap, the Ninth'- Victory Loan objective. But of this we can be' sure. The ture all the extra goodness major portion of the money which The Duke of Windsor, paying his first visit to England in al- Of this particularly fine - -Canadians will provide for the pur chase of bonds in October and Nov moist five years, is seen with his mother, Queen Mary, at Marl. coffee blend. Try Maxwell ember is needed to cover the cost �-_ Borough Honap in London. The Duke's wife, the former Wallis of war. Warfield. remained in Paris. HOuse S AGENTS WANTED BUSINF.88 OPPORTi NIT1E>S FARMS FOR SALE PERSONAL o • , VETERANS - EARN A SUBSTAti- _ ABTROLOGICAL READING loc. - Y ---F D lucky -days. --Who tial income in spare time selling $10,000 HOME -KEIT C©LT:t' ARM OFFERS Conteina your ue y--When - tial Calendars.' Large pro- a ' t 2% miles from Blenheinr,'�e3ay 'to plant and harvest by moon's Lau - fits. Send twenty-five cents for BUILT' A `YWHERE IN CANADA loam, 200 acrts, all tilled, 65 acres phases. etc. Send birth date. Lau- �= Way Relieves Nbuin samples and full particulars. Kay to winner's _specifications, or choice tobacco land (new), one Mnttre , 9. Que. St. La'irent ` Sales Company: .659 Dovercoqrt 92' barn on cement wall, cattle . Montreal, 9. Que. ofCoMsPbe58n�" NI& Road, Toronto. 4{10,000 in cash will be awarded and horse stable cement floor lucky *Inner. Also chance on throughout, loo -foot pig pen cem- NEED. HELP? INTERNATIONALLY Today,the modem waymost 8100 monthly draw. Winner is •ent floor, 30,006 -bushel carr} cribs, known analyst sends long, irrfor- ^ Imothuse to relieve iseries AGENTS - TERRITORIES, STILL 2 houses, water and hydro In open. Bell t5 gasoline saver and still eligible for house draw in mativer' personal analysis your a�wld9iStorubVit:ksVa Rub December. All proceeds for child- house and barn, buildings palated hand ting 11.170.. Leonard lMell- 1� super charger: • 300.% profit: ' 6 and. in good 'repair Judge this nota, 7.0b3 E. Young Plact, Tulsa' Olt the throat, Chest and back at minutes to Instal. write .-Gas• Pen's welfare. 'lickets 81. each- productive farm by Its trope with 15, Okla., V. S. A. ohne Saver", Box 52, 73 Adelaide 12 for 110. Mail remittance to Sud- or without equipment, owner re - bedtime. Results are so good West,- Toron-to.tiring, priced to sell 1160 - per because VapoRub ... bury Kiwanls Club, Box. 48 acre, phone or write Olt H. Nlch- ole, Blenheim, Ont. PHOTOGRAPHIC Penetrates deelsintoxold- 14ONG WRITERS irritated bronchial tubes with DYEING AND.. CLEANIlrl3 _ TO CHRISTMAS CARDS CUR - its al 111edita21a1 V SONG., POEMS. WRITERS, RE FOR FOR SALE, 84 ACRES, FLUE. CUR 1•f, FOR Gp� special, apors. nlzed music writer, whose sonxi HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS ed Tobacco Farm on No, 3 H101- "`sift, Stimulates Chest Slid bSt3C are published by Leading' U.S.A. dyeing or cleaning? Write to us way - Eagle. Apply Eugene Ko- select your favourite nega tea and publishers: coast-to-coast, will for information. We ars glad to vacs, T- R. 3, Weat Lorne, Ont. send Ao us. We'll return 12 prints surfaces like a warming poultice. write music to your poems. Free answer your questions. Depart- mounted on attractive. embossed • - _ r i I Canada.• W rk vel envelopes fo copies. now publishing a,went H. Parker's DY o eeting cards, with an oD filen For Hours VapoRub's Write t• Songmaster Studios. Sussex, Limited. 791 Yong• Street, To- VALUABLE FRUIT FARM, 22 walling for 89c. 1'he most original action iC s On worki2i N.R. rontn acres of. exceptionally well cul -special ig`•� tiv$ted orchards, tnetuding pears. eeting cards you can get thee Invites restful sl�p . Often b rnrds AABY CHICKS caches, cherrlea, plums, prunes. 'x,ad your friends will keep - ` - zooming most of the �'Y � - BABE IIlAC191`QERY FOR SALE D that men on active service at Name • grapeq and apples,: attrnetfve'10- and over.eaas Ilk• to get. .Order thew is gone PULLETS pUljE BREEDS AND „VIKING CjREAM SEPARATORS ' room brick home, ielectricity. early. (� photoiSraDhs an Calendars g hybrid crosses 22 weeks up to bath, hot and cold running avatar for 25c.) laying. Also Fall hatched chicks and repair parts are • always beautiful surroundings: tenani ma-Praved b millions Of available either at your local, house. barn, packing shed, 2 gar - % booked to order. Not too early to . dealer' or direct' from Swedish STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE users, apoRub's LpeGfal pen book your order for 1946 chicks. Separator Co. Limited, 720 Notre- it otre ages, chicken pen: alt in splendid ` tmtill$ UlatingaCtiOQwofks (Bend for early bookivg price list Dame West, Montreal 3, Que. repair: halt mile from school on � 129. Postal Terminal A. Toronto- land oronto. and be sure of chicks when YOU good road. Price 125,000. most -your quality In colouring and de fm flnel So be Stile�you get the want them, Tweddie Chick Hat- sell. Owner livinx on farm. D. E. veloping is excellent," writes a cue oneandonlyVICIC.SVAP(�RUB, �cherfes Limited.- Fergus. Ontario.-Litrhtle. 'Ridgeville P.O.. Weiland tamer at Peterborough. Ont. "and Pon SALE 'vicinity. your ■ervice,ts prompt and guaran • I � DURING OCTOBER AVE EXPECT teed, I am particularly tents lad to have some broilers avallable. 10. PUPS. 7 -WEEKS :OLD. CROSS with the coloured' enlargements and And your November -December ' from registered Great Dane and FARM, 20A ACRES. 23i MILES Christmas cards. Your prices, for CHECK from tolrn, on highway, con- such quality work are really prompt chic should be ordered now. Newfotindlasd, price ;15.00. They venlaat to school. Mrs Arthtfr omicel and I appreciate your prompt Fall -Bulletin (free) . available. ars beauties.. Write for further Rocha lfattawi, Ont, reliable service." Bray Hatchery, 130 Jahn M Be- particulars to, Alex Soucle, Snake Any Size Roll -6 or IN Exposures. YOUR �D muton. Ont. Creek, Que., (via Ma'ttawa, Ont..) A BEAIZTIFUL, WELL -IMPROVED 17 acres; one mile south oS 141- DEti'F.LOPF.D AND PRINTED 21e bury. Ont_ on Middle Road. Chao. i MOUNTED ENLARCIRMF,NTS We PULLE'1'8 20 WEEKS' UP' 10 24 PIANOS, aC LIMITED. NUMBER OF . Case, B1enhilm, Ont. Sire 4 x 6" 1n Beautiful Easel weeks, pure breeds and hybrids., our small new pianos will soon , _ Mounts THIS WAY Also day old chicks hatched to be available, Write- for circular. ' You can have enlargements colour- order for Fall delivery, Rook your? Orders executed in turn as re- __286 ACRES FOR SALE. 12 MILES ed by hand for a small additional order now for your 1946 'Chicks telved. Factory Mason and Rlech south of HaIlburton. approximate- charge. and secure them on the date you Llmfted, •842 King St, West, -To- )y 100 acres rood vrorkable land, • -: - • -- --T- - en4e -...- - -- e ni - '/1sfil in8 FQ�Tef Guelph, Ontario. �j` - _ F7•amed En1a�Remeals 4" x 6", on -plenty o wood. .tlmber for Into d Gold or Silver, 04rcasrlan • Burnished L FERRETS: WHITE AND RROWN, ber and maple syrup bush, fair Walnut or Black Ebony flnish 59e 1MiyA$s FAST REr�f �f! Novae and barn well watered It enlargement coloured 79c, liuslNESS AND PROPERTY Males 14.00 Females $5.00, Oscar and fe.noed. . Railway send river Print your name and addrese. plain- . .. ' COLD getting you down? FOlknr the J. Daly, Hagerevllle P. O. Ontario, run through property. Hydro l.y on all orders. Intltaatine 1-tOblef-IOQy LO fast relief =B' YOU ARE THINKING OF BEL- power available. 2 miles from e fIgo school. Own- rethhlg. P11 >O�+ tkn ]rw;`sT9bt � - ling your $ydn= or Property. etatlon, gencrsl ' Atore, church. sults, consult this office. 30 years BLACK REGISTERED COCKER 13 500 Arol , Melville McKnight, a � i "achy" feeling often associated with SERVICE and SATISFACTION . experlence 1n selling all kinds of Spaniel Puppy top breeding. T:px 1A. Hsilburton, Out, COWS. propierty, for further information Grandson of Champion Whlr3away Your films properly developed and _ It generally takes only ons Instars- write. George Lawton. 709 Qu•1- of Irolita. 41 Champions 6 genet- printed. lotto Ave.• -Windsor,• Out.` •tions; Red Brucle, My Own Bru- HirT,P WANT1?'A - time tablet to start bringing welcome ne lefe, Torohfll Trader in pedigree s OR 1 EXPOSURE RULAA 35a on both elides. Excellent show and REPRINTS 1 for 26c :diff from cold sLffginP_ 1'411_RTUNMF---stud--prospect LINO OPERATORS AND these fast -acting, prescription -type M. Duffy, Katrina, Ontario. _ FLOOR MEN may not get u the Alma you =$nEtalttfne tablets go to work almost . ALADDIN HOMES - ORDER NOW You -tor 1145-1946. Pay fike rent. Send CO.!1LPETEVT LINO OPF,RATORF want this year, you can get all ltmmedlatelyeasing pain; leseeningdls- ibe.. 12 -page book. 2628 Howard, and floor men wanted for news- the quality and service, you dealer id 1, Inst8mtlIIe's SCICntiflC OOIm- !Wlnd1, Ont. REGISTERED YEARLING BULL paper printlnar office. permanent b7 oending Your flims to from heavy producing Dam and position, hl-gheaf wase•. Wilson I'MPERI'AL PHOTO 'SERVICE . bination Of three proven medicinal �' _ sired by eon of Brampton Bpa- Pubilshinlr Co;, 73 Adelaide W.. Station 1. Toronto -l�dients works in these ways to WIN "Cnolas Standard whoes Dam gave' apply nearest Emplovment and a you CffeCtive �, 10090 )be -milk and 642 tat. test 14plective . Service Office. Order PATP.NTS - PERSIAN LAMB COAT -6.17. Price 860. Shelley Deneyes,, Nn, t. I.' Ease pain and discomfort. or Hudson Seal Cost Odessa, OntPat-- FETHERBTONHAUhH a COMPANY L holonorelisfkomdiseocllfaf. blished or Muskrat Coat and Mtttlf MFDecAf, 1890 at 14 Solicitors. West.. Toronto. S. 011lsot "de seed folio " or;vaMd 00 in cash t or Information on re - 1 e• Or 1400.00 in cash BAILED HAY FOR SALE, TTM0. TIPS ERc�Ei.LF,NT: RF AT: RESL'I,Tfi Booklet Deco T _ Tickets libe. or b for 100- tby•Broom Grana, Red 1bp Mlx-r after taklnir Dison'• RPmPdy Mr Guest I _tarn and'Unland: For�artictllarA _ Rheumatic Patna and 5 E tin, •- JDry ^ w ISA write J. Firman, Hnausa, Mann- Otinro e-Tsru4 -Story: YiS Eigir, --WANTED Give Nam, _''15e E jZL SETH FRY ,CHAPTBIa. lobs.. OttaRa, Postpaid• I4Cvpr again g0 back t0 {lower -acting LO.D.Z„ Sadbary. out. 1\'A\TEf� - 20 -So -ACRE F_iR4i IN . pheparationafor relief ofcold discorn- feN year postal trete or eseae7 Barrie-Orillia area.. bvil�- -� SI"MACH AND THREAD WORMS order to -Airs, L, sims'ses- 98 ,ings; cash, Box 54 73 Adel.? ide W. foctir. Rely On Instaatine, too, for relief Ktagamount Blvd..' Sudbury. Out. GRIMM EVAPORATOR A• x 18': often are the cause' of ill -health Toronto. -, whenever you differ from iltadecke or 1,700 buckets. spouts. covers, in humans. all alres. No one im. mocukw ache or path, All drugstores storage and sratherinR tanks.'set- ' mane! Why not find' nut If this , - "IT COULD BE YOURS" ding can 8600. H. Barnes. Sund 1a your trmible„ interestintt par- RETIRED WORKMAN WANTS 01T LavC Intstantitie titulars - Free! Write Mulveney's small permanent house' near fake - A BEAUTIFUL MODERN 5 -ROOM ridlre, Ont. Remedies, Specialists. Toronto- 3. resort. -uhp' fullest particulars. Bungalow, -now under, construe- Bos 56. i 3 Adelaide West, To - tion, or choice of 110,000 in Vic= ronto.-Ont, tory Sonde, situated at the earn. ATTENTTO\T. FAR3?ER3: r`OR RAIiM)r>rKA PY111T RAI,M DF,- " or of Lawrence Ave, and Scarlett Sale: Tractor Tires, made of rub- strove offensive odar fnatentlp _ m _ Rd.,' In Weston. This beautiful bar. 'suitable for bolfin¢ on steel T)r kettle, flttsws •gent, DPnm:�n GL'rees.ANT I OF L.i b WILLOW es i�rn¢ Store cltfawa. trees, Hanger Limb Company. 85 'boina of the •bonds *tll o to wheels, 110.00 each. When order- King Street' West. Toronto, Ont %? some lucky shareholder. It in not Ing, state diameter. and --width of PFOPLE XRE TALKINd ABOL"D r t4ecessary for the winner to 'be wheel. National Rubber Co. I.:d:. • FEATHERS, FEATHER' BEDS Oil' the gond results trortl takinr Di - present at the draw. TNckete 81 s Wiltshire Ave.,_ Toronto, Ont, all descriptions; highest prices each or 4 for 8�• Mall your order xon's Remedy for Rhevxrratic aid. For particulars. write_ to dor 1 .or more tickets to Tress. Pnlns snri Neuritis, Munro's Drulr D Walton Lions C1uD, Toronto 16. store. 335 Eigln; Ottawa, Pastpald Queen City FentAer. Cor.• 23 ,Bold- o • Get yours now. SC70TCl1I COLT.IES, •SEVERAI. f1.00. win St., Toronto. - Weli marked Tri-ceTor' pupples. WAfiTfl) TO Pi D1 'RASE ' - ULL- - " registered. Write Kaarina Ken- yA1RDRFatelT4f; eta all ages and breeds. Higb nsfanfine $1 FOR ROTARY HOUSE !cels, Highland Creek Ont, rices paid. Apply. BON 51 L `E A R N HAIRIIRER.giN(i THE Adelaide W., Toronto.' SHARE TICKET GIVES YOU O]?- Robertson method Tnformation i portunity of. owning this beau- GENERAL 810RE ON F17nHWAY. . on request rerterd.lnst classes HA-TCFTING 13GG' ' TIZT�rgff-t�sgf� Y�f0 tiful hogie or $4500• cash when Hamilton vicinity. nice home our- Robertstrn'r_ T7airdretsinR. Acad. 194,6 hatching season, Flocks cull - lucky ticket Is drawn. Proceeds e>fnplete, 16.0an - -Zmv 137 Avenue Rnad. Toronto ed and bloodteated ry,ee of ch+.rge• a /est.Effin0vRWWfrsallfse/feFob -• for Crippled Children and Com= cash required;' owner retlrin¢. under , Government SuDerviitlon.. munity Service. Send today for ,Ask Worthins:ton, 21 Stain E..' .r' one ar .mora .shares to Rotary liamtiton. IHii�I( AL iNFTRttMFwfTR Guaranteed premium, plus ha tch- Club, Box 428, Essex, Ontario. _ _ ability premium pall. For fulY -,FTtF,n A. 13ODDTNGTON BUYS, detalis, write Bos 39, i3, Ariel:;fda• _,; tf i sells, texeMnlres musical instru Toronto. _ - ?:�. M IJ S C O V 4 DUCKS. WHITE., lments, 111 Church, Toronto 2. � rdle" MONMY '41 PLYMOU7'Ii CAR, EXCELLENT , drakes 13.00, ducks 82.0,11 F.O.P. - HFI,P WANTED ' t condittan.. inciudIng' rubbers. Send Panin Farm, P.O, Box IN. Alder- dollar for five draw titkets to J. shot, Ont. 111'ronTunn-lirs Poll. wlvmiRIa MARRIED CCLUPi;E Shedden; Hatowe'en Drhw Chair• -full cbni'ge- of farm. •4 jwrale man, ite[inery'Workere' iTnloO._ - BE A- 'HAIRDRESSER horse, Streetsville 4istrict.-R for- - Part Colborne. Winner purchases. :Pnces. Apply b• Feppins; _Sti-rent 'car .for one dollar. 20.000 BREEDING EWE -1. 60,000 JUIN r•ANAITA'S I,FAPI?�it2 t'HINl1 ' .Toronto. Lyd1iE.Piiikballi'aVegetabktampalmd • - - Feeder Lambs. RambOUlllet-' clrral (lppnrtunity, i,enrn loot-onlyhd -relieve monthly palm but Merino Corridale Cross, gofifhyrn' FfOrdrdseiriR i �; 471000 OP'T'IMIST HOME Snsk, Wool rrowers' A�soolation. Pleasent drgnifled profPsslnn, stoop' WANTED HOUSEKEEPER t^ 41is1 eocompanying nervau, tn!ed, gh' 1t' lfaple, Creek; ' SaskntrhewRn..: G a•n f es, thouannds euccPaetul Martel sb=j feelings --when due to functional "MAY BE YOURS R, Heiringer. Secretary, ^rodua7ys A'merlea's grente.st rya• take full chs rt;e of hnusson tam.. pt iodic disturbances It's one of thM ' - -- IPm.� Tliust.rslod catnlnRite ,free 16 miles from Tororte, Al; nicep ALU PARTic,iPATE IN 150A1 coniepience•, SPparr+.e furntsheA leosteffectivemedicines fee this putposC monthly Bond draw. Othor prises. tv:lt♦ n r.1 apartment. References, '6 I•enninr4` 14"inkham`s Compound Ael�is lsat4lftl Details on receipt. Shntea f1.00 ELECTRIC .3TOTORI NEW. USED Z,IARVFt H.11R1rRIC��INA _ "tree!. Toronto. >raiiow label direetioos Try elf each, or 6 for 15.0n. Send for bought, sold, rebnlit: belts pal- tit 'ticNli IV, D Nwdwt*! shares to Rt. rpthsrines Opfirntst ley a, brus- es. Allen Riertric E?ora--- - ifi1 RIA1uR W., .T01111IVTo L Y[CETMIL Club. Box 445-H., St. CathRrines, pony Ltd. 28211 ]�nfferfn St. Tor- Rr�nrhre 44 Ktnti Vit. Nnmiltoe ISSUE 42-1W I `et�,fjv M�Js�Ni� COMING" Ontario onto. s .4 Rideau QfrePt rittnwa. - y:s 71 Classified Advt s Toronto AD' a 1"I - , , ,6628 Fick. 63 a ly "Wanted close aha fresh Holstein ;�TANLEY ight Cara AGIncourt 86 cows. L. Kahn_ and Son. Phone - ge ' Claremont 95 R 2. Oct. 19 - z :E RON CSI B_iON , FOR SALE -fresh Hoeste:n heifer - _ Theatre ­—Apply flux 450 News Office. To"W" �e and -Trucking TRANSPORT - FOR SALE - out 6lid cook Stove. with wattnmg ,'toart.' otic Sit h - � UKI - �ink • :... ,+ IT ,�:,:,t,,,��„�, Ex -'RCAF man with converted. - ' CARTAGE Ph For Sale - 7-waek old pita. Applyone Stonffville '348 Waslyk's, Station Road, south. cor��Q YIN(I Doors Open Each Night' Ai! 6$0 At Range Line. Army True% FRIDAY - SATL'$DAY - -FOR SALE - one dozen kitchen - .� % ll - (} Rk Vl': L s f (lN E -7. -OCTOBER 19 and 20 i chairs, Clem,- scales 24-0!b. cap.; f VIC. REID • Cherr woad Ont. Vega cream separator,' 1000 Ib: cap., y. f • WANTED Tarzan and 3 -piece walnut bedroom, suite, 3- DEAD HJR SES 'AND CAT I„Li -- piece--mahogarrr—par}Ourk—ite-hen cabinet; !a suite and •' - 1Cv� q o --- --- Artrur Clark; cor. Brock Road &id --- • BR04r xee-� ue P 'P OKLIN "TH Range Line. Phone 54 R 23. DICKERING .. .. • 606 N IN HOLLYWOOD'S �— E FOR RENT - Church St. Picker- i DICKERING .. .. .39_ News FALCO ig: 2 rooms, partly furnished, Suit- ANNOUNCEMENT Universal _ ... --- _ AGINCO.UST .,.... ....zone ,2149 ., :... _ • - able for couple, G. D:`Bly, 210 Ind-' We are pleased to an:iounce the ex- `e Pay Gyle prone chargef MONDAY - TUESDAY .' fan Road, Toronto. tf FOR SALE J- gaso i;ne engine, 6- Iour facilitie� `1° _ . . Y , good n1::tning , the farmers of this district with a GOR ON•YOUNG- LT cylinder- Durant in I D _ -- - 9 D' complete stock of all their feeding' rnmotn Phone Ad. 3ti3N T'he DlamOnd' order. Charles- ,fiansfield, French- requirements: French- man's Bay,I FOR SALE — 25 6 -weeks old pigs. ' ”' We are handling a full' -line- of Horseshoe --:ldoward Shier, c uarter Choice Meats Betty Grable and Dick 'Ha -1 $Hite west of ."FRESH FROM THE hIII.L” . Printers Guild— - Y ymes -Bought and Sold_ ed t . Selec. Short Subjec ts•Fis1 in SeasonUsed Clothing -. sterilized, clean - and pressed like new. Carry Mas-' ter eeds WEDNESDAY THrRS DAY 'You May Pay More You Can't • I large stock of high class suits, For Poultry, Livestoclt, ];ur Bearers and.Do OCTOBER 24 and 25 overcoats and pants. Also a gwrd -Dogs,., also. Buy Better - - -stock of new iF •,-then costa-_ and Scratch Grai:i, • Bagged Grain Ground Gain and Feeders' Supplies _ uj"(� t;j"y g le Says' rvindbreakers, and' gents' -furnish- Phone 1 A09 Claremont. Out. > logs at very reasonable ornces.' Call 'We -are as close as your telephone and will appreciate an oppor Meat Fred MacMurray Marjorie Mainand be coovinrpd, tunuty to serve you. - Cl aremotit Meat - Selected Short Subjects Sam Sehwsrt2 J. C•• H15GHS014 V Phone '17 R'3 It. R. 1, Pickering 21. Bond $beet West, Oshaivs% Ont. t M,..rket ?_-FOTO-NITL - THURS. - = Broughaln. continued wAv�T-rE :-... .' •. *ws_' _� - R• �. �LEN�Eivllyu------- Chnreh xund tui�>�s� pilii;E[TOR' • VARTY BEAUTY PARLOR BEAUTY SHOPPE Re°' reap on Sunday feat, de- , Dance Claremont livered an earnest disc from Pri:a" Ambakees _ Permanent wave -$3.95 and up Prsae � sr - - PER86APIENT WAVMe the text found in Matt. 63 - 52, SM Finger -wave 60e Maxucure 60c . 0 {� _ 'Then said He unto them, therefore I 'Ct' #•" HAIR SHAPING STYLING Cold Wave $10.00 every scribe which is instructed un- �lal�eeR `� ,Claremont Community. Hail 5$ Windsor Street, Ajsuc, tisrtiarin Closed each Mmiday to the 'KMgdom of Heaven, is like �.k aLYIr t• Admission 38 ee.ctc Phorte.l6 8 21 Dpea Tues.` Wed., Thur&, evenings � unto a man tlsat is an householder, .. which br'ingeth forth out of his r or-Pickerinis Vi'hite. Church Street, treasures things new and old. His' ; public health nu 6he factors g Ontario subject-';DisciP(es_of.the Kingdom" i influencing its. practice, sane as- A Meetings for the week - W. M. tounding facts were brought out.�CVoid Green Thursday a home of Mrs. afternoon M�aL11$ on and of the'impetaa given„ to health River.Y I4neasures by the discovery of defects _ Friday evening for prayer and study , in men recruited for the Army. Mrs. PRONE PICKERtNG 11 R 3 ' (too tate for last week) with pictures ib- the early evening. Rhoten said the surveys have shown - .Mr, and Mm Floyd McKay and Next Sunday, October 21-, a rep= that 45 percent of all children �a8i � Oil Creasuig� s�cm William, of Altona, %pent , resentative of Temperance Federa- ing to ' schod - had defects which TF►anlragiving with Mr. and Mss tion will occupy the pulpit. could have been prevented andl Wm- Duncan and son George. 1' stressed this iraPortance of a pre- .-Tube u -canon$' Cpl. L Benson Draper is cep dis- Dfembers of she Brougham Wasp- i school physical ixamkiation by the - ?WORK GUARANTEED charge furlough. Ha and l,Ien's Tnatilnfi .6MJqyed the hoSpftat_7family - -- — - --- - -- 7 Days A Week -7 A. AL - 12. P. M. ' er and Mi38 Aare expect to live_ at�Ity of Mr. srd. Mrs. Gilman's home An .outline of the recent Dental Whitevale. t whin they met th-re' for the Oct- Survey and Immunization ..program s Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Kerr, Toronto � ober meeting. recently. There was a. was interestingly explained with spent the holiday with J. B. and I good attendance and Mrs. Robertsan 'literature, and in passing, Mrs. ,presided. It was decided to have. a ' Rhoten thankbd the Institute m -m- Mr. and Mrs. Syd.' Davies '-of I euchre as a preliminary to the dance. i bels for their help, through their of Toronto, visited Mass Margo Wil -.a .vn October .26, at the Townahip.I' President, with the considerable de - son over the holiday. Hall. The- Red Cross group who have ; tail inseperable from such projects. Mrs. Albert Hesiq, who has been been working with enthusiasm, rt !Irl conclusion, the speaker appealed - a moot to parents rt their Scl-iooT last week for StouMiiie to spend pants ready to ship. The new coni- TTusteee, Tdwnship- Council- and the scerne time there. mittee appointed to look after the Medical Health Board in their eff- Mrs. Wm. King and Margaret, of Presentation to returned Servicemen I orfs on behalf of the childre i. of the Aft. D'�tanis, r lifted Robt. and Mss, vet's empowered to plan a party .I Township of . Rckering, Dafoe. whenever convenient to the men con- Thi monthly Current Events item _-.Mrs. M. Draper, Miss 3i. Gostick cerned. _ '_was well handled by Mrs. E. -Amis, were d^lAgates to the Whitby -Lind- The, guest spealder,' bars. 'J. R. i her local :news lent added interest. say Assr,ciation 'at Uxbridge on Rhoten, . Public Health Nurse for Visitors present included Mrs. Ross . "H Anesday and Thursday. Pickering Township, was introduced.; Willson, whose .husband returned - by the, President, and ,it was approp- from .overseas a few days previously, :'(this week) "' riots that ,in "Immunization' Weak" a;, 'bliss EI! Wali T t ,k. a ace, oron 'o. Mr. and .firs. Tracy of Toronto her; topic should be "Public Health, I Delicious tea was served by Mrs.AD10 SERVICE ,visite3l d M,*ss argo -Wilson on the' the -,Need, and the Approach•to the ItGilman -*and' her assistants, "Mrs. week -end. Need, in Pickering .Towash!P., Trac- ;Harden, Mrs. Seebeck and "Mrs. Jno. ' Miss Ruth Hutchings and Mr. and ing the historical background of •uapoS4, `Mrs. ClWles . Hutchnigs of Brook- lin, attended. the' wedding of the rnfor- ,er's cousin, Miss N, Thompson, an ..� �.3tirOIL Saturday evening last. Armyh W Q. Rev., Mr. Mills, of London, Eng., ws.woe'ra��fte Secretasq of . Lepers' Mission Board, . - � t Repair Saedee - "conducted.. services at Whitale • A3 )![alts or Yodel ev Baptist and Green River Baptist Churches last Sunday erry- ; ariners - -_ • ARTHUR TiEL•D 1 The school children areplanning Hallowe'en Concert. and Pictures.::•IN CLAREMONT HALLPHONE 62 Ik 9 is old of Radio. Particulars later. - 3K Draper. and R. P. Hutchings . _ -- attended a. shower -fo-Mrs, -Percy - lose Hattie DoWson)•, ,Y gh at Markham e nes Od 14th - g'a _Elevator on Monde ni t last./ . =Farr / • ` OiL �► Prayer meeting this week, at Mr. Rea. 38J Phones _ _ _ 'IV*' Solicit Your AlOnA oa and avid Mrs. Frank Turner's. You are AT Q D Business oordislly invited to attend. v a . M • ` A number of ';mothers attended the �t Feeds Bionic it is hes of hassolal wa: ; Poul Ho Dairy, whole or Clinic at the public orhool, on Thurs- with the following top enter tainers ° i, ;; -shop W�estem Grain, GrowJo� s day of last week. Dr. Tomlinson, of Mash for chi 'i Claretnorrt' stud Nurse Mrs, iiihoten - ;. Louise Walker, Old Tyme Enteitai er edooiad amornimp end extra pe°teo' 100 lbs Developing+ bOB >l atenaiacted the testa. _ niat temp.ratares. Mollasees Concentrap I 3ahan Tucker, Toronto's' ?. Yr•_..,Qid !Tap Danser CDsnp 1fOW to PNrtess 1[otar ,Oil Cake,. Gluttenr' _ Bran, Shorts, Midlings _ ... as'#ne � of tits.bia 8-Jh B Oil . Atteiid_. : Jack Sullivan,, Popular Sist6es• Wire F clog, SteelFence Pam Ceras ,• Binder Twine, Harness • - ret " Shirley Dempster, Tap Dancer and Farmers' ,Hardware To That Roof - .. s e ' Surge and ,Woods' Milkers - ' "- - Woods' Coolers - Tractor Oiler - .Este a co s - - Elsie P raoris, Ac rdiani t Roofing - - e -Winter �-=�$efOr :Cast of 25 RON WATSON •Asphali Shingles, *hed Roofim Call J. and G. Gascoigne _ _ _ is en ono -Wooden r P' k +fin. g, Ont W od n Shingles bone 743, Whitby, oat. Adults *50c ,Child n under 15r,. 25c' N_!il . `Claremont, .08t. x' ,e-' 0 YEARa" EXPERiE1tt:E 1r• r "'" - - __,►..-. Reno- Your SuSbscription Now = � .. � - - : r • -' - ., tea.., . -- ... .. r'-+. ' - . Household Furniture ' , • 30u -h cf Alarkl^am-Scarboro town Atkinson, auctioneers, ` . property of the Estate of the late W.line; property of Mrs. J. W•_ Miller W. L. LOfI'RTICE Sale at l p. m_ Tennis cash.' No res - Church es Church Streeterve as Mrs. Miller giving up m.lk " PICKERING, ONT. SATURDAY, OCTOBEIC 20, 1"5 _ S- Bedroom ' suites, .9 -Piece Dining room suite, Tables,- Rockers, Morris - ]REID L!t chairs, Fruit jars, Kitc'ien chairs, Findlay kitchen -range, Washing _ . �= machine, -Tubs and wringers, D.she - 1 f '+rc—. and kitchenware, Electric iron step, _ - : - '-- _ ,. :_� ._ OW • TOU -Ladder, Garden tools,' . Hall rae, : `:: �,,, -10 Sealer cupboard, Floor r .ver agc Hot plates; Flower st i.As, 'V. rit desk, 5 Gal. oil can, Curtains, Cush- ions, ush t r - ions Libra table 2 Boo , r3' k' ca:' es, � jardinieres, . -Rugs,-- Photo --radio Fern basket Stands, Se�ti'i:ig niar�,- .- _. :'='; x • �• �%^ •.�'�•- : I �a ine, Orga'n, Arm chair, Odd chairs, var,- TrYsClocks, SilverCoal o.l- - stove, Bedding, 2.. Sofas, Pictures, Glasswara, Table lamp, Robe, Sp.ce s '`w , l,-- :The service you receive- from your _ kabinet, Small scalps, Crcrks, Ho.r .e ' " 1 " - -, _ blanket, ars,- g; '� : i , �� -bank is rendered. so quietly and effi- J Number of grain' be- ..:Cro ..Croquet set, Pool tab.e, 2 Lawn r '` ' _•- tient[ .that the human valves behind q ,k �: ' ers, Bread -mixer, Tub stand, Boiler, - - - 't t 'Verandah chairs, Vaeu-um_elean -- - — lofty nQVhci Ye to you. T Other articles. too ..numerous to men- --tion en - I occurre ' .Z ani a Chesterfield Sale at 12.15 sharp Terms Thlt7C dor ttt=.tstt�te, _of the confidence you rest in aur R: Murison, clerk l Y y _ .: Wm. MAW. auctioneer: branch bank manager, perhaps without even knowing hiin :. NOTICE O 1✓ _ITUR8 - and others tive11 l:er..onally. You ought to know him better. By deposit- In 'The matt -.r. a7 the l'state of in1;- your money in his branch, you made him and his staff oto.; W_IErid. Simpson, late' ib tht� _, � } 'Tow ship of T''•c�1:2r:n • • � 4 -� the cu 5todians' of our account and the ra ' P g, m ...e, County. y relating a oti e a of Cf�,tario, Doctor of It. dicine', d �- _ ceased.. _ -,_ to it. You hold hire in high trust, knowing that your private • iNk otice is hereby given Pir.willi afirs • be kept private.' • , to t,ie -'.Trust e Oct R - 1 :Chapter 165, that allpersons. Having _ cl-a.:,ms against, the e3tate of 'R 1 :y Wil frid•_ Simpson,. who died on tL . N3,0�1�9• ��md your bank manager a trainedman"who has 5th €lay of- February 1)45, are -re _ :... ; uired to file prepa'd -post to the s( ` f +° 'come up through •the ranks, and_who will be glad to discuss icitor 'for t -.e execu:ors at 485 Da'' "for',h Avenue, Toronto 6,• on or b r ___- �� .:.� your financial needs wvith you and to inform you as 'to the -fore the 15th day of November 1 - thein claians. e i -- - ,appropriate s rv'ce is bank fan render rake nonce `hat after �:,; proceed :, . d s rih,. .: 'ail3� ?�.n p meet some -- ' `. '. - �_ re a.' ersonai loan -to m e unexpected Sind de.-,-3ed'. „.;, ..... J e ail le,.' r ., ;• h...; - . d e4pense, r u> it over with him You .can- depend on receiving to the, t'. 'n -'s oT `v: ili h til :, ' s ;all - then' -have notice, and the said Exoc- r courteous, understanding' and friendly consideration. Small utors will not., be liable for the said assets or any part thereof -• 'to any •loans are ust one of the services your bank provides. -You person or persm�is whose claim's shall - not have been received by them at m ay be surprised 'to learn of many other' services available'. .__ the.time, of such distributlan =- Dated .at Toror`.'o this 28th day of r for -your use. Sei�ier!b^r,' 1945. George A. Jahn-.�- sinn, and Jafffrav B. Smith, Exec- ;t'ors ,'If the sa=d Estate, br their J; .. •v.. ..,.i' -. r;ry .; .._;: M :• .':. .' <... i..._, • •._ "'4;' �:A.' ., av!4„{ In - _ '.i ._ .tT• -y. 4ei. r r,s (+^:...•F I r'. '.. Y'. _. -,.:". '.:. ... :. A v` .•.-:.1: ... ern,-:"'... ... .:. e'. -, r •�} r .�! add l' ? .:�� .: -.t-.. w. i .. .. - , .. -Supplement to Pickering News JFriday 0 t b r 19, 1945 - SALE REGISTER mill, the property of Lloyd Reesor, c business.- .A..:S._ Farmer, auctioneer._ - , - - at Lot 12, Con, .10, Markham', --1i4 . A. G. Offen, clerk. _ Wednesday, . - October- ,24•—Dispersal mile `north ..of No. 7 Highway: No '�: --* * -"`" * • -'" -- _.. _ - ' �- re an. a reserve as owner •' giving up milk Saturday, October 27—auction s .e - - - -.igra Holstein Dairy Herd. (This herd has business, Terms . cash. Sale at - 1.00 of farm- stock and implements; Farm- :been . blood ,tested and will be sold Sellers and Atkinson, auctioneers. all tractor, hay and' 'straw, at Lot 16, subject to same ).. also Hinman mhk- •. '� * ; * Coxa: 2, Scarboro, half .mile south -of ng - machine,: Woods' .'8 -can cooler, F-riday,� 'October 26—auctign sale of -Malvern, on Markham Road, Hidden L_ _ _.'ric lippers., M1Deer Harmer .3.1 -head: Reg. and Grade. 'Holste'r. Valley_, Farm, property of -'of Petr _ . _ _ --- tit Ie all T. ' B. t-st2d. I�mgi`mer ts Wozney: 'Sale at 1 p. m. Terms n: is --- UCTIGy -No reserve.' farm- sold. Setlers and ` Household Furniture ' , • 30u -h cf Alarkl^am-Scarboro town Atkinson, auctioneers, ` . property of the Estate of the late W.line; property of Mrs. J. W•_ Miller W. L. LOfI'RTICE Sale at l p. m_ Tennis cash.' No res - Church es Church Streeterve as Mrs. Miller giving up m.lk " PICKERING, ONT. SATURDAY, OCTOBEIC 20, 1"5 _ S- Bedroom ' suites, .9 -Piece Dining room suite, Tables,- Rockers, Morris - ]REID L!t chairs, Fruit jars, Kitc'ien chairs, Findlay kitchen -range, Washing _ . �= machine, -Tubs and wringers, D.she - 1 f '+rc—. and kitchenware, Electric iron step, _ - : - '-- _ ,. :_� ._ OW • TOU -Ladder, Garden tools,' . Hall rae, : `:: �,,, -10 Sealer cupboard, Floor r .ver agc Hot plates; Flower st i.As, 'V. rit desk, 5 Gal. oil can, Curtains, Cush- ions, ush t r - ions Libra table 2 Boo , r3' k' ca:' es, � jardinieres, . -Rugs,-- Photo --radio Fern basket Stands, Se�ti'i:ig niar�,- .- _. :'='; x • �• �%^ •.�'�•- : I �a ine, Orga'n, Arm chair, Odd chairs, var,- TrYsClocks, SilverCoal o.l- - stove, Bedding, 2.. Sofas, Pictures, Glasswara, Table lamp, Robe, Sp.ce s '`w , l,-- :The service you receive- from your _ kabinet, Small scalps, Crcrks, Ho.r .e ' " 1 " - -, _ blanket, ars,- g; '� : i , �� -bank is rendered. so quietly and effi- J Number of grain' be- ..:Cro ..Croquet set, Pool tab.e, 2 Lawn r '` ' _•- tient[ .that the human valves behind q ,k �: ' ers, Bread -mixer, Tub stand, Boiler, - - - 't t 'Verandah chairs, Vaeu-um_elean -- - — lofty nQVhci Ye to you. T Other articles. too ..numerous to men- --tion en - I occurre ' .Z ani a Chesterfield Sale at 12.15 sharp Terms Thlt7C dor ttt=.tstt�te, _of the confidence you rest in aur R: Murison, clerk l Y y _ .: Wm. MAW. auctioneer: branch bank manager, perhaps without even knowing hiin :. NOTICE O 1✓ _ITUR8 - and others tive11 l:er..onally. You ought to know him better. By deposit- In 'The matt -.r. a7 the l'state of in1;- your money in his branch, you made him and his staff oto.; W_IErid. Simpson, late' ib tht� _, � } 'Tow ship of T''•c�1:2r:n • • � 4 -� the cu 5todians' of our account and the ra ' P g, m ...e, County. y relating a oti e a of Cf�,tario, Doctor of It. dicine', d �- _ ceased.. _ -,_ to it. You hold hire in high trust, knowing that your private • iNk otice is hereby given Pir.willi afirs • be kept private.' • , to t,ie -'.Trust e Oct R - 1 :Chapter 165, that allpersons. Having _ cl-a.:,ms against, the e3tate of 'R 1 :y Wil frid•_ Simpson,. who died on tL . N3,0�1�9• ��md your bank manager a trainedman"who has 5th €lay of- February 1)45, are -re _ :... ; uired to file prepa'd -post to the s( ` f +° 'come up through •the ranks, and_who will be glad to discuss icitor 'for t -.e execu:ors at 485 Da'' "for',h Avenue, Toronto 6,• on or b r ___- �� .:.� your financial needs wvith you and to inform you as 'to the -fore the 15th day of November 1 - thein claians. e i -- - ,appropriate s rv'ce is bank fan render rake nonce `hat after �:,; proceed :, . d s rih,. .: 'ail3� ?�.n p meet some -- ' `. '. - �_ re a.' ersonai loan -to m e unexpected Sind de.-,-3ed'. „.;, ..... J e ail le,.' r ., ;• h...; - . d e4pense, r u> it over with him You .can- depend on receiving to the, t'. 'n -'s oT `v: ili h til :, ' s ;all - then' -have notice, and the said Exoc- r courteous, understanding' and friendly consideration. Small utors will not., be liable for the said assets or any part thereof -• 'to any •loans are ust one of the services your bank provides. -You person or persm�is whose claim's shall - not have been received by them at m ay be surprised 'to learn of many other' services available'. .__ the.time, of such distributlan =- Dated .at Toror`.'o this 28th day of r for -your use. Sei�ier!b^r,' 1945. George A. Jahn-.�- sinn, and Jafffrav B. Smith, Exec- ;t'ors ,'If the sa=d Estate, br their 'a._' st'� ,:.,r'.:+a4. '..:.-.. •...rs.oae _...Ls. a +.:.::. .r _. �...,�.. :v«+c :+•. xtya,. _- :emr .?L, m:. :.,,,.. ..e: s -'. �. ' � :•.. :. •w^e .. ,.- ..; ..: .. • . ,: ., ""r' !fix;`. '.+r" _..r •.a..: •.. •t. .: •.'. :.�: a .. Y •., .v .. •', '`!n - ""74'� P. -t �Tu. .. +Yi C..^:7. - 3e . Reed the advertissmenKabout the —_ �— LA RE M O T - ` Three Star Army Show siwwhere was bora on the pioneer farm on week -end. which she died. Her brother, John, Miss ' Ella Valises, of Toronto . • -., i• tb3a issue. _ _ _ ,a d 's so William d family spent last week with her aunt, an his n ilieim anMss., Mrs. Komba„ who has been stay- shoulder-1� ,•• live there and working the homb. Brown. enrri veil end metchiag �_ stead. She was a member, of the Mrs- Mina McMaster, of Green- Ing with Ger cousin, lyra Esther Pae hslc carried Pte. roses: Greenwood ' mer, has gone to Galt to spend the The best man was Mr. Weeley United Church. Service was conduct- bank, called on Brougham friends 04 A. winter. _ T Bryant, brother of the groom- Rev. - —"+ ---- _ sd on Thursday, October 6, at the why last, R Miss Vivien Sadler was toe guest I. E, .Kennedy officiated. Mrs. Mar- The Y. A U. held their meeting Greenwood Church by her pastor, Mr. and Mrs., Bowman, Mr. and �. of Mrs. Esther Palmer on Sunday. 14411 Gawl played the wedding music at the. home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Rev. R. W- McVey. Interment took Mrs• A. Davis, Mrs. Daniels said Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gibson, of Osh- and durin the si Byers and Miss Marjorie on Sunday place' at Salem Cemete daughter, of Toronto were Sunday " g ig'mng of the reg- ry ug , , —awl sQeat .the week -end with . Mr. rater, I. E. Kennedy �g „p even ng, Callers in Greenwood on Sunday guestsat the H. Malcolm home. and Mrs. Chas. Hardy. Perfect Love" Rev. R. W. and Mrs. McVey and —at Mrs. F. W. Gibson's, Mr. and Miss Sarah Malcolm spent the Mr. Jack Bad erow spent the week Mrs. Silcox visited the Queen Cit Mrs. S d. Mark of Uxbridge, week -end with friends at Audley. g P At the reception held at the 'home y y � g � Mr• end with friends in Toronto. on Friday ,last. and Mrs. Thomas Horto of Cam- Recent additions to the local pub. ug g- Toron brides father, Mrs: Robb of or the mother of Mies • Eva Jones of Toronto is ills, Mr. and'Mrs. Huh Miller � library are: Captain • Mrs. Valentino and daughter Aa - eta, were the guests of oronto . the bride; received in fushia crepe disk 8 for a few family, of Pickering and Mrs.. W. tile - Samuel Shellaliarger; Speak 'friends over the week -end. dress with matching accessories and days. W. Gee, of Toronto. of the Devil. - Sterling North and Mrs. W.' G. Scott and family, of wore a cores Mr, and Mrs. Milton, Ormerod and Anniversary Services of Green- C• B. Doutell; So Well Remember- ge of pink roses, The ed - James Hilton- Earth and High Toronto, Dave `and Mrs. Scott, of groom's mother assisted, wean a family spent last week end with the wood United Church will -be held , Oshawa gathered of the home of dress of purple crepe with matching Ormerod family herein the morning and evening of Heaven - Gwettilyn Graham; Leave Mr. anis Mrs. George Scott here on accessories and wore a corsage of The sympathy of the community Sunday, October _ 28. Particulars her to .-Heaven - Ames Williams; . Sunday to give • a send-off 'to Mr. red roses. is extended to Miss May and • Mr, later. Great Son - Edna Ferber. and Mrs. Thomas Scott, who have For the weddin tri to pita Wm. -Brown and family in the sud- . �_'__ A meeting is being -held at the left for California. and points east,t P Ottawa, den passing oP a dear aunt, Mrs BROUGHAM school on Wednesday evening to Mr. H. Kenmare of Toronto, call- Pbride wore a Dinah Brown Saunders a kind friend have the parents of the school ese- dress -of moss •green wool with a p ' ed on Mr. Donald hedges on Sun- brown coat. and brown accessories to everyone she came in touch with, tion see the school since being re- -day. and wore a cores at the age of 92. We all miss her Mr. and Mrs, bred Cassie visited decorated and lights i tilled. Miss Bessie Granum, of Toronto, °L red 2O$�• — bright smile, and kind words. She Mrs, Frank Ellisformerl Kate Brougham ' spent the week -end at her home in Y g m, continued on nett psi Claremont. The response to the appeal- for lthe :�ational-'Clothing . Collection- has -- F been very good here. You are re- � ..._. � minded that Saturday, . October 20, is. the last day. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ratcliffe, of 41- Stouff -elle, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Judson Ward. Rev. Wenham, of the Baptist ' ��`1 a �8 �t✓� Church was the guest speaker a> ICE ASLONG to PAY the Rally Day Service, at Mount Zion, bringing a special message to the young people, using as his 414 thenme, "Life with Wings," So many times you hear say ``I Ran. Loyst has received his re - loom from the RCAF. Before his I could buy more Victory. Bonds." . discharge, he received the promotion _. _ Ecom F. p., to Flt, -Lieut- Well it has bees. anaoun i ced. that there • Miss Etnmsy Brown m�11d Mrs. -Chas. � Goetic represented the Women's C►IIe - L =�Cis�ele, sad Rev. Wenhsnn. and. )Mrs. -W ll ben,l3r .- �- YiCt?f'jt LcJ&H-=j�� Alf 'f/p M. Forsyth,' the Church, at the Lind- next .� months. say -Whitby Association meeting- in -- v Uxbridge last week. •A number of ..,women Th attended the special service - People who buy Bonds now will have a on Thursday afternoon. _ Miss Shirley Kilpatrick spent 'whole year to.pay for them. - 8 9 J /,{�4�8 w• •8msday here ceiling onnold . friends. _ _ _ .. ..._ F , .. ' • _ •_, • Mr. and Mrs. McMullen, of Tor- onto, are spending a few days with a Mrs. McMullen's .. parente, barns, _ Mr. and Mrs. ' Manion � r. The Baptist YouAg People with . is .4 Clics their guests, the Society from tlUe- .United- Church, enjoyed s Weiner BUY roust at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mori Ward last week; The-fhft-wr War 'meeting of the Society was held ' Y MOLAS MANY BONDS on Sunday evening, with the Pres- ident, Victor Morley . presiding. Rev. Wenham was the speaker for the - .. . Bear :this in mind when the Victory 'Loan : ;salesman calls on you. Mr.. sad Mrs. Bert C;� and Mr. -- and Mrs Robert Carter, of .Toronto, we the Sun dey visitors of Mr. and T' T— - Serri,ce will held in the Baptist Church next Sun- day morning, with a guest speaker in attendance. __ The Goodfellowahip Class of the United Church met on' Tuesday ev- - .+ ening, October 9, at the- home of Mr. and' Mrs. Badgerow. A. round of songs accompanied by Mrs: B. Wil- _ son at the guitar; opened the meet- ing. Mr. W. Evans With. his trumpet --- provided music for the hymns. Mrs. Kennedy sang "Count your bless- ings," Mrs. Edgar Evans gave a short paper • -on "Thanksgiving", while Mrs. T. Hammond's reading. . was more for amusement and no offense. Other members gave read- ings and Mrs W. Evans tested our _ ability with -a menu contest. Lunch was served and the meeting closed by singing "Auld Lang Syne." _ Park Board To Have VAwdyissq ' Stopped The Claremont Park Board are v attempting' tohave the rowdyism ch at is taking place after the week- J _ ly dunces every Friday night, stop- ped. Nome and other disturbances are taking Place on the streets, fol- lowing the. dances, and Constable Jack Norton stopped°it last week is short order, and will°continue to do _ so, if it is kept up. Bryan"ynw r A gWet wedding' took place ozi Saturday, October M at the home of ]lir. Walter Symes, when Miss. Ev. , elyn Marjorie, daughter of Mr. Symes, and the late Mrs. Sysnes, be. same the bride of Mr. Lloyd Graham c•� .•'•:§ Uryant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stew- art Bryant, of Oshawa. 7`> The bride; given in marriage -by her father, wore a floor -length h '. gam • of white net over' satin with finger- :... tip veil, held by white roses and carried a bouquet of red rosea The bridesmaid, Miss Annie Symes' sister of the bride, wore a floor- G, length 'gown of blrt sheer with / Farmers can 'buy Victory Bonds through any bankon convenient deferred payments. Victory * Loan salesmen have copies of • =thee letter' at the right. (Banks also -'have copies.), — __ I 'When you sign this letter ,' , and pay 5 % lof the cost of the bonds. - - the bank buys the bonds for you. You have 12 months to pay for the bonds and the interest: the bond ' earns pays the interest on the bank loan. ¢ss a 474 k_� z willladl do everythinghe -A Berlin hausfrau uses a . con- can to help make your ire@ , verted last. See him today. military helmet as a sauce. pan. Thousands of steel helmets _. Dora Szslfraw, a Polish girl, was still litter streets of the German onb of the- thousands tortured at capital and they are being turned , ' the Beleen prison camp. but unlike thousands more she lived tb 'tell 'to kitchen use at the rate of 10,000 about it. She is i witness at the s month. trial of the Beast'of Bcls_n and his 1 CHAMPION aides being held in Luencb�rg. b 'i - *01� 00 1 ` ` O t --� Hundreds of thousand's of Euro- pean children, especially in sou - NG . them Europe, where Canadian meat is scheduled to go, are as thin" and scrawny from under- nourishment as this--French-young- sten. HELEN TOPPING MILLER "He's breathing yet - but you'd CHAPTER Ii over t >i e p `s eI gs acid-fri d -to better h The fence should .have been straighten his body, flung across Shee did d not ot faint, thank goodness. ' tight, the red hog should never g "Dori t send him !o any hospital the 'running board, his head on the ,- 6ave been browsingin that clam ground. His face was greenish gray you 'bring him here,' she or have p dered, when Slim helped her into of tall grass ready to dart out, with and the skin had been scraped off his forehead but he was breathingthe house, Porcine perversity, where the con- � , � • � r trete abutment of a culvert, stuck thinly, through his mouth. She re- membered about spines and that ;And then, when people were run There was a sickening swerve you shouldn't lift an •injured- per ping around frantically and tele - and the car tottered on two wheels son, so she dragged some dry grass phoning and exclaiming, she sat on for a breath before it roared down under his head. and staggered back a straight chair and wondered what the shoulder and into the ditch, to to sit down on the cuIvert fill her had happened to her hat• and with a sickening, jolting crash head cleared a little. The bed was smooth and C9,01, .and smashing of glass. Her ears were ringing so that and: the windows of the room Mona Lee sat stunned for a min- she did not hear the truck coming looked out od wide pastures 'and a site, her stomach hurting, her neck till -the brakes squealed right at her little ravine where mesquite trees twisted, the . broken steering wheelsap$, and a man jumped down be- were beginning to turn a gay, pale green under•the spring sun. stili is her hands. Her hat was off side her: When his side had stopped its and her lap was, full of glass, and "Good gosh, Mrs. XfasonY' 'It dull achirig and his head had clear. there was blood running into her 'was Slim. Ilona .Lee be . and her knees burned and an tocry ed up and nurse stopped s ' -to � d cold hsterically. time sung. Slowly she got back her anscold ing ;:t:ff into his arm every time breath. opened her taut fingers, "It wis that red hog - Harvey he moaned. Gary. Tallman, became booked around, though merely moa- told you to fix that fence. Don't aware that' it was spring and that 'lag her head made. her giddy, you lift :that 'boy - you..might• there tivas a'tawnj-haired-girl who The door on the other side was break his, back. You go get some- ,came into his room now and then. Duca and hanging at a -crazy angle, thing to carry him on." Her name, so he 'had garnered . sad of Gary Tallman only his_ boot "Your. face is cut." Slim was dab- out of the ntttddle 6f tris percep .ed feet were visible, sticking up bing at a smarting place with his tions, was Adelaide. inside -the car. dtibious handkerchief. "Sure lucky Other people came and went. •« you ain't killed - the, way that Mrs. 4tason; with a patch, of pias - Mona Lee tried to open the door car's busted up, Easy, now hang on . ter on her: -forehead and a worried. re - 4L beside her, but it was sprung and to me. I'll get you home and fetch look on 'her kind face. Sh; felt re - 4L not move, so she climbed some help to. take care of 'him." spoiisible, for his brokerr ribs and collarbone and the crack' on the HAPPY? YOU BET! — Bead he'd got when the car hit the pig, 'and she urged him_ over and over not to -worry; he'd be taken care of and just as soon as he was strong enough they'd see that he got down to rs to m cxico. And noes and then Mr, Mason ^ came in. Gary was - very apologetic . L when .the big sandy -man towered ' over the bed. Aut Harvey Mason didn't seem to resent his presence. Thus zoom he lay in belonged to 'Harvey Junior,: so he had learned. u ;+ •:, Adelaide Mason had a ' husky „4 ?ABLE TALKS teaspoop allspice 2 teaspoons Worcested(tire - Sauce - % cup tomato sauce or puree Meat -Stretchers Combine meats with onion and • seasonings, . except tomato sauce. Meat -stretching (making 4 into Flatten on .piece of waxed paper " e) soundslike magic. But it into .rectangular shape about Y isn't. It is just a matter of simple inch in thickness. Place stuffing _arithmetic.. -For-- instance: - . on top.of_meat:and_forrn_into_wdL.......- a token=l• lb.. grour,�d beef=4 Bring meat up and around roll of servings.stuffing so that it is completely ' 1 lb.' ground beef plus 2 cups covered. Place in loaf pan, Pour I{ell�g"s Corn Flakes = 8 serv- tomato sauce over roll and bake 'F.) ings. in moderate oven '(375 deg. And here are three recipes to about 1 hour. prove it: Yield: 8 servings. ikEAT PATTIES '_ Note: Stuffing may be pressed w cups Kellogg's Corn Flakes' lightly into baking pan and • meat cup water or milk spread on top. Bake same as stuff- 1 pound' ground beef. ed loaf (8 x 8 -inch -pan). 1% teaspoons salt ' teaspoon pepper - HIS BROW CLEARS 'Crush;corn' flakes. slightly. =Add other ingredients; niix - well. Shape when you serve Maxwell into patties. Fry or broil, .cooking House. Men love the satin - 7-10 minutes on each side or until well browned, or bake in: hot ov. fying fiweor of this choice - en (450 deg. F.) about 25 minutes. _ Yield: 6 patties (about 2- inches blend of Latin-American in diameter, - -Y4 inch., thick).coffees. - "Please him daily Note: Add ckiopped gipon or .other seasoning, as desired, with Maxwell House. MEAT LOAF 4 *cups Kellogg's Corn Flakes _ •;2 eggs, slightly beaten, _ 'I cup. water or milk _-.._.._:`._-. W teaspoons salt 'ASPIRIN _ A. teaspoon pePP� - -a `' teaspoon � 1.Yorcestershise -' . •. Sauce T/; cap chopped parsley EASES 1 tablespoon. chopped. onio-d • 1% bounds, ground beef 1EYIIALAIC �34 or i1EIP1TIC, _. „pound _ground -pork sausigt - Crush corn flakes; add other ick PAINFAST' gredients; -infix _thoroughly. Pack . lightly in -loaf pan. Bake in mod- eriately . hot oven (425 deg. IF.) - .50 -60 minute:, : v-�--i,r• _ I l ^r (rte-x--9-VI' pan) -8 servings. -STUFFED MEAT LOAF'_ ( I r Stuffing _ ri cup di:eti celery _ y cvp {hopped onion' I /3 cup fat 1 cup cooked rice 2 .tablespoons minced parsley 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning teaspoon salt -:Ell in the dark, with the spring breeze j` - 3. cups Kellogg's Rice Ki•is fes. r kr stirring the curtains, Gary could Pp 1. r { Brown celery and onion in far; still see her eyes.. Little dark blue sur in rice, parsley, seasonin sand rings around the irises, and her. y g You tier t sr!!.� sr6ea aM }-, I stock and unix well. Crush Rice Aspirin because it stab to go to wank lashes had gold*on on the ends and • made shadows on .her checks• There hrispies into coarse crumbs; stir alarwt•. To that this AL was a peppery line of freckles into rice mixture. is so, just drop an abler � d water. What you'll see is what happens across her'nose, and`hcr lips -were Meat Mixture in your stomach -the tablet starts " lovely. • Sitic had nice clean bright 1 pougd ground beef disintegrating within two secondal r' hair. Va pound ground veal or sausage That's why Aspirin stops netiAtie. rn` The =elder --Mason daughter,'.' _ _ ,_2 tablespoon_ s finely minced . on- p v4W. � � Themayee 'Grace„ came on Sunday. Sht was ion _'U'' m f different. Her hair v=as black and 1% eteappoons salt ebl cross i ;eh. ,. her ,eyes were cold -and indifferent. r ,=• a et s your /, � teaspoon Don celery salt guarantee that it's r� She -%yore too much lipstick and she % teaspoon pepper IMP9 Po had a husband who looked like a 4 collar ad. His name was Oliver, he ` xg� • `�' „�" was in solid with a big petroleum "I r concern. HOTEL I�ETROPOL - ,• Oliver asked him about football • , R1 `l i and about Mexico, and said • he • All Beautifully. Furnished thought chances were slim -With Running Water. L r down there and anyway cheap tom; t�a�—'Ikw Lm hirci 4 . Mexican _ crude was playing the dickens .with the oil business. .$1.50, up Fbdeetbeut 12s..� .. only 1sa _ y _ ' 01 a a Economy bonls of 24 .. only 294 - NIAGARA FALLS Fomllr she of loo ... only 79s - - He -decided that he didn't like Here',s the way it is when food comes at last to famished countries OPPOSITE ♦ - Y Oliver; and. his . opinion did- not of Europe. The children in this picture are being given soup with change even when he saw Oliver C.N.R._ST_ATION •ISSUE 42-1846 -- arrest in it in a creche in France. Particularly is Europe short of in old fishing clothes. meat. Belgium has lost two-thirds of her cattle;. Greece all her But Adelaide was different, and cattla; these are typical examples. Mrs. Mason was swell. She brought —_. up trays herself and fed him cos Oki .ColdSQuicki Lard with a spoon, when. they Melpi` y wouldn't let him use his arm or lift his head. The hand was pt rple and You can often check a cold quickly / z felt ,like wood, lying 'on the cool- -f you follow these instructions. counterpane. Mrs. :ifa5on'told him ust as soonssyoufeelthecoldeom- � 1 about her little boy; Phil, who had rng on and experience headache, pains ' in the back' or limbs, soreness through _ died when he was six•. the body, take a Paradol tablet, a good He would have been just your big drink of hot lemonade. or ginger tea age now. He'd have- looked like' and go to bed. ou, I think. He was a year older The Paradol affords almost immed- t f;' than Hari cy Junior -and three iate relief from the pains and aches and ` ? '+ years older'than•Adelaide•" _ helps yuu to get off to sleep. • The dose _ So Adelaide was twenty-one. may he repeated, if necessary, accord - FOR -'moi )1lrs. Mason told him that she had _ Z to the directions. If there is sore ; COVHS - COLDS ' had four children in six..years. RP9s of the throat," gar with two Q w y Pariufol'tablets dissolved•m water. Just CNiTtS.` ''� "They were all little at once - t Paradol the next time you have s - - 1 and now, I nr lefiwithun body to ' well sna�d bnpr� Ih� r� S !A and then the all 1 ri Y4»�� h!'.'_ 1 n nr+t disap # �` MM W kQ COUGH. mother." So she mot�rered calves ppint _ V"MM SIIYih E SORE THROAT and ranch- hands and "Gary fall s man. ` • • • • • , • / f 1 ' • , ( To Be Continued), , vs•.e' -<.u.•xc..vs......-�:-., _.,y c,•:.:.se - a.....rrr,0=taa.:,.. y -'. ..us. .' .,F, rt •.,.r.: i. ,ia•„,y.. s}n } Y : No iceyoutore : W.� ad Dicke ren ardwara ae�'rING g ERAL HARDWARE— d w..l:o alto d ,�1aca k,� This, Fkepir. Bathroom - - - --- -_ �" �1t►� t� >�m�. and . bore Wage --201 1SV' ��is Vt 1 • • 8311tama, Beatty Staslle SUP C d� �bo _ t, and PLIES r a'ae r ere Material. _ e� ,'" ---oa a�inat.. Fres- - work !,boos c�raaa.o aye • ftkering J: S. BALSDON ,':DICKERING • • -� _ - - . _6sJ _ _ F. J. PROUSR �Ire ctor GORDON F. 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AM Sales personally ed and Be" 806 - Made to Order, Revaion of the Assesment Roll of +'.... OOK _ - iadvertised. Billposprepared ani AsphaltBoilea the acid Municipality, for the year gs 1844, and, for hearing appeals that High" Prices For Live Poultry Pr ,OMO Service- Asphalt SkIlaw may be duly filed against the said aaaeea:aeat, contained in said- Roll, : I llitll further notice we are paying the following Reasonable Rates N.M. Gordon will be held in t&4 Township Hall; pt3� for LIVE POULTRY delivered to our Plash Brougham, Ontario, on Monday, t%.e I - at WHITBY: • .. PHONE 290-STOUFFVIXZE - Fifth Day cif November, 1945, at i ?:OP GRADE HEAVY FOWL .:,. _---- the hour of One O'clock in the, -alter ' ''''- �' lb• `t ----TOP' GRADE -LIGHT FOWL, 4-51bs. :. . 21c. lb. ata' TOP G&kDE . LIGHT FOWL, under 4 lbs. •, • 19c, lb Of which all persons interested • VOMRIE ' TOP GRADE BROILERS,' 2-S lbs. . , ...... 28c. Ib, 7+L_ a nO•' Will please take notice a�td govern19M . _ -- TOP GRADE Roasting Chickens, over 4 1•-2 . • 28c• 1 Il c thernselvea accordingly. BER TOP GRADE Roasting Chi.kens, under 4 1-2 .. 26c. LIMITED <TOP GRADE HEAVY CAPONS over 5 lbs. 80c L, T. JOHNSTON, _ P�CKERIN� F ci oro Junct>ton Clark .f the said Alunici.avty, _ ARMS LTD Brdnghaa>, Ontario ' TELEPHONES - Howard 1117, and Searboro 836 ." Oct. 19. WHITBY, ONTARIO Telephone -Whitby 336 Rough and Dressed Lumber Millwork - Eaves -Troughing trainee sash -.Doors soman, Interior Trim Mouldinp - - Carpenter Work PICKERING MEAT MARKET soft -and Hardwood �leo�g Brick Insulated Siding Cedafgrain Shingle Siding Wallboards Rock- Lath • - Cedar- 'Shingles -' WORK- GUARANTEED FRANK R. SMITH -r -' Asphalt .Shingles Roll Roofing EVlRRTT• SMITH Masonkte Products Barclay Tile Rlairport Beach, mtaltio `7 First . Insulation Com' Lime Fir _ .,• Rock Wool _ -+� Service our . zm : _ . 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