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®OL. LXV DICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, OCT. 269-1945 No, 9'._.
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�-'-During i01orl'
what Is Sunday?
Monday morning
CanriallFserav on
L. Puts Tools Pickering Village
entereld-upon their task of, reaching D. L. Sunday is the outward symbol in 71
an 'objective, in Flickering' Township
Do you remember the days in the organized society Of the fact that Betty Grac* and Beverley'Bryant
iolL FUst 'reports early this week Wly '40's when, to the south of the
as, well 'as across tae entire Domain- ' than turn them over to peace time man, to be, truly man, must give spent last week -end in Toronto with
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indicate subqcriptiozw' exceeding any village, Ave heard reports of, and uses, in that, -during the four years time, to, seek and -find and worship Mr. and Mrs. Reg' Geh. While there
dings u - God, and. to develop his spiritual they attended tae' circus at the Maple.
us loan, and'repotts from local saw 'numerous little groups of land of operation, in thgae buldings us
WWI* explosives, much nature; and that he has -a---right- to-, -Leaf line with the surveyors running all over the ing and containing exPlosi Leaf Gardens on Satuidmy evening.
canvassers are quite in farms on the Lake Shore—remem- of this' dangerous substance,, as dust do this communallyp recognizing Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Martin, of
Dominion reports. . ter the r=ours' every man's right to snare in the Mr. and
in one sense, little need be Wd —airfields, railway or fine particles, has reached into Arden, Ontario, .,visited
the family spiritual g
es, etc. The all cracks and crevices.. wood -work exercises of . Mrs. C. S. Bryant during the past
an to the worthiness of- investment yards, munition factories, principle behind
if "they knew, would week, in this loan, but we believe most surveyors, even. u has- become -thorough - impregnated life. That is thd p
s dangerous explosive (as is Sunday, and it is vital to recognize Mrs. James, Potter sustained a
persons will be more interested in not ' tell us anythkig," and then, al- with thi. Mahp buildin"gs, parts it- and keep it, otherwise true man- -within her
an explanation of the needs at this moe. beforCi we knew it, one of the proven laterj.' N fractured ankle, in a fall,
time --crow that the war is over. Isrgest munition planta in'the *Emw etc. have gone through a process of hood must die, own home last week.
The task of recovery and re-estab- pire was in operation, located on de -contamination, carried an by 'a The state of the *orld today is A bit late, but, congratulations to
an even greater the farm -lands of something- over corps of experts, but some cases . terrible .commentary on this fact.
.1islunent may be bt imacomM
d Fa�s- r. C. J... Stevenson; on celebrating
.-task than the -actual prosecution of 18 locally -owned farms. During the it is .not possible, even by this pro- The moral rot of.Nazism an . his 83rd birthday on October 11.
t2% war. To avoid a duplication=of 'war we outsiders were never per- cess, to completely neutralize some, cism, the blank materialism.of Com- 'Miss Anne Miller - spent Last week -
experiences following the last mitted to see or know anything that of the "bidden" explosives. The munism, the decay of moral fibre end with Misses Kay. and Jane Mill -
war, we believe our national govern- everybody else didn't know but treatment then, for these buldings in France and, elsew
with will lie, their' 'complete -destruction, chaos of man—these are some of Mr. and M -it. W. V,*Redditt,, Ruth
_nwnta are. seriously... concerned 'w we got our chance at last'. the symptoms which indicate surely,
the task of seeing to it that an ec- .. Throug I li the courtesy of Messrs by burning. In some buildings, safe .y. and Grant of Keswick were guests
onarnic collapse is definitely avoid- Alex Russell and Cyril Morley, we is - obtained
tained by'the removal of the that man nos been seeking to live of Mr. Q Mrs. Bushby 04 Sunday-,
7 the p of interior -walls and floors; on bread alone, starving his soul, attending tie United Church Anniv-
.ed. 'Adequate- re-establishment of were invited to joizi e grou
n We were taken through most Of crushing out.hli spiritual nature, ersary Services. Mr. Redditt is now aur returning servicemen is requir- officials and daily . newspaper me
0& He. must be taken care of, or that toured the Ajax Plant on Thurs- the buildinp.,of the Plant where we until he -boa become onesided, He- much Improved in health following
else ? ? ? We recall the statement of day afternoon last. we' shown . all machines, of has lost the -moral power to control &'heart attack' some time ago.
Rev. R. C. Copeland - on Sunday" , Throughout the- entire��erlod 'in convey'or belt (that had been immer- the 'forces he er-ates, and his spirit- Mrs. Conway is convalescing ' in
morning last—in effect, "if we must which production had, been carried sed in neutralizing baths), . small Tial- incapacity has let-loose'the devil St. Michael's Hospital following A
one gor
haver;a depression I 'hope it does not on, here, we have bebn curious e- e. where - two only, em- in our midst. Unless man can re- surgical operation.
ough room
for at least ten years.. give to want to go through the works ployees operated (no more, too don- discover the spiritual aide of his life Mrs. Arthur Clarke of the F=0
came re and cultivat;a'liis 96ul is well as his Line will be leaving shortly for her
gerous). Some of the buildings a
returned -men ten, years to dig them and watch' this' of making no peace that I -ids of sand, body, there can be ring
'selves in-" munitions, but lwowing something surrounded by high mounds new home at Norval, she. having
that building to go sk:�- 14sting, - no rest,'no. orderliness, In
'Ions "Imposed and -the to- cause t sold her farm here.
Our national: and indivildual'wel d the riwtric
-fare actually DOES depend 011 the 'requirements being observed, we had ward, if an explosion did take place, this world. Cpl. and Mrs. Lorne Readman (nee
e' out to nearby Sunday is an outward reminder Of Ethel Fowler) and ei3dldren Murray
amount of,your subscription at this never pressed very hard for that rather than spread
your name for Victory - privilege --Ho,%vver, before the tools buildings. - this'fact. Surely It is 98 ImPOrtant and "Rickey"; Mr. Roadinan'Sr., and
of manufactureL had 'been removid , Down near the -like shore- _rin- the to keep Sunday as Ae symbol of Mrs..Lloyd ReadmaA visited Mr. and.
;SALVATION ARMY 1,altolt*tber, end the employees have wide, , y
appear to have wanted to convey open spaces' we found, we spiritual life and culture as to keep Mrs. Fred Fowler an Sunday.
thou a oung lady employee in the Union Jack as the symbol of the Graham Hart_ recently. discharged
CAMPAIGN STARTS OCT. 29 now gone, Munitions and Supply the customary -'blue coveralls;. stand- spirit of the British Empire. from the RCOC., and his fiance,
ing outin the middle of ..the field. To trample on the flag would b:- Miss Shirley Danyer, visited Mr: and A
Commencing os. Monday ;*xi, !'a some' thing" to the tax -paying " King and Country; to Mrs. T. P. Roti is on Sunday.
tine
This girl looked as though she had an insult to
Rotary Club are sponsor public, and so this group Of news on -Sunday is an insult t, * Cpl. Jack Caft is on leave. at
to come not yet. heard the -war was over and trample
campaign, raising funds los- paper men were invited in
a n- that the plant was closed, but -she God and also treach-ry to man. An- hio'home here.
.slly for the Salvation Army, and see and hear the story -ono' con- . was . sagging terribly -at the knees organized national life without a- Mies Hazel Fowler, recently life -
one of -the most worthy groups sorship now whatever. &3�mbal of -the spirl-tual is Rlyru. RCAF -4W-. -Wt
the kind. Volumes could be A regular- tour had been - preps, she Wined frem t
of red —1-1- -girl,
"*rrjtten on'their -work on -the -with a lecture a dummy* stuffed with excelsior, to.. deadly danger. it is treme-adously arrived home on Friday.
in advance, beginning by be blo%% e 'thiAr cOiDY
�-.-1&ttlefields and at home- We in- the AdmMistration Building -a sky high in a few minutes worthwhile 6 k '-p'Sufiday intact In The sympathi of
by 'six ounces r nation. A. E. H. friends in this community is extend-
wge end appeal to you to con- Mr. Campbell, of the Dept. of Mun- es of- T. N' ' . T., that had. our ed to Mr. and M 'Yoveff, in�'
tribute to. t!Lis collection- itions. and Supply, which included been stuffed up 'her pant-leg—for BIRTHS Mrs. Dan,
.. .. . . -L of their- son Alexander#
N R. Sbortree4 Man- thea- our benefit—the demonstration, we the deat*,
showing of large :maps and di
d kat- -long invalid. The funeral took
n. Nearby,hietaelt
two large iron life
Bink of Commercer the Pickering -Works, an Born - to Mr. and Mrs. -Ivan J. a on Thu with hiter
Thursday,.. tlesj" constructed after the -steamer-
of the Ba grams of ment
C., o
a Rotarian, will be a summary of detail concerning the. Baker, at Fernit. B n October place
glad rece
iveL your contribution works, (reviewed at: the, end of this boiler principle, was sitting on top, 120 1945, a daughter, Jacqueline in Toronto.
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at the bank. -11 Pickering people article). At 1..30 we were all itivited T!f a pile of boxesand excelsior, hp' kettips had been used for Hazel.
_have been generous . in t" leave our matches and. ligh L1901 WEI&GOIF
campaign in the past,' will You in -envelopes at the office—then ert- heating of melting T. N. T. or some Pickering Women's Institute;
aft -call and make your. done- tering a bus we started off on an thi . n& and even- with. de-eontaimina- Tuesday, October SO.
tion interesting . afternoon sight-seeing, tion methods used, it was th6i3ght Anniversai y . ry ces
losive might here, eachthat a little of the" exp The 'Women's institute will Tiled Andrea's Church I
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AnulversarY'Servicw 'at Pickering member of the party first -being still be in the recess . between the at the - home of Mrs. Fiank Hall, on will be held on Sunday, November
Well Attended given a card with a wxnber on it, Tuesday, 'October 30. Miss
iss Jessie speaker.
United Church two walls, vr in the metal itself 4. at 7.80 P. M.7 Special
and the name of our 'g-dide, (each (and a very little is extremelt OaA!�.,, Rorke will talk on "Indoor Garden- The, Whitby choir will assist with
qxurch. Services an Sunday or five of the group=
,the of whom was responsible for four lady Ing and Table Decorations", Ass-
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at the United Church were'very, well Abe reason to gerous... witness the young I going sky-high on six ounepit). The istant hostesses: -Mrs. Hutchison and
Pickering United Church
be explained later). A tremendous a- rubbish under the pots was fired, Mrs. E. Andrew. Remember the "Ex- The regular meeting of the W• M.
.&#anded, with the evening service,•
mount of work has been carried o -a electrically from a distame (We *thange 'of Bulbs.". Meieting at 2.30. S. of the United Church will be held
as 91
UOU4 deems there ince the close of operations he' home Mrs. C. E. Morley, on
The church was beautifully were off at a safe distance too) t a. t
.... machines and -other -equipmept SiDuth Pk0ering Ratepayers Select
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or" for the occasion, largely with have. all been removed with- a 'louct,"whoosh" and a large Thursday "evening', Nov. 1,�. at
C404RCi
from the Nominees for Township
flowers from the - M B. Browa Nur- Lines, and' Cored, until called for, brilliant -coloured ' flame, the fift O'clock. Tice Second Chapter of the
. jes. %he pastor, Rev. Robt. C. under - way, and In a few see- 11 - be presented bY J
oar the machinery ill being clewtpd and was 'Emd 'meeting of the Study - Book will
At- a e. South Pick -
Copeland:; was the speaker in _the ted with ovuls one. of the kettles ble* up— Mrs. Busaby.,Pjease note change of
de -contaminated,. and 'cove sting Ratepayers' Association, on ..
.morning, with one of the. most - do not believe the other did. time. All -ladies are o6i-dially -
a rust-preveiting grease. Among the w" Thursday; October 18', two Temninees,
-provoking anniversary add- stored articles we noticed dozens of From there went up north a- to, attend.
thought for the township council were elect -
resew we -have listehed to in that- gain, passing a, small buildkig where
typewriters, adding machines, -very inati ed by. ballot: Messrs , Horace Brown,
—these . was de- - the . , Oicker'ing -United Xhurch.
church. Looking back over the past, delicate weigh -scales etc.,C- . se a,,, one man conttam ng of Dunbarton and Ron White, of
was to be taken as guidance steel rolleri that had carried the rhoir: practice -will be withdrawn
much w
go to War Assets. Corp. for future Rouge Hills.
;ndiv- long lines of belt, by Immersing in this week only.
for't%� futicire;' both for the A mlr
disposal. - The4%eXt meeting of the Associa-
idual,and for the Christian Church. We have-, earlier, referred to the a bath -that smelled bad enough, but tion will be held on Thursday; Nov
In his appeal for re-establish- not as sickening as -the daily-Imper. '0' Pickering United Church
ment in this . s post-war, recovery . per- I taxpayer. One. fact. that appears to boys' tell it "(we v�ould rather 'have 8.- this -meeting Will be devoted t W. M. S. Family Party
be.necessary.to co-ivpN" to the public perfume barn- the discussion of -school areas. Dr.- The "Famil held
-rod, lie urged .the. "driving of our to destroy that one than theV. 'K. Qreer, Supt. of Elementary y Party" will
ie the reason 'for,
having continued an page 4 in the Sunday School, room -undcr
stakes" in solidarity.. The choir in some, bulAings, equipment etc. rather Education for the Province, and Pub
cluded in their music a lieautifullv the •. auspices of the W. M. S., on
..,rendered duet by.9r. and Mm W. lic School Inspector A.' Archibald, Saturday afterrLoon,' October 271 at
Of Whitby, will be the gdest speak!!.
F. Baker, "Thy Will be Done." S o'clock..Mrs. Norton,of BrousCham,
Rev., Harold Stainton, of Miiriic0 OU R MANY eraTHANKS will be the special speaker. The
The Association- now has 121 paid
a former pastor, was greeted by a m6mbers. with - seven :new members ladies of Audley will .bo our guesft
evening. -evenine, October 17th., witnessed the. as well as the -members of the local
filled -auditorium for the climax and -close'k it 'campaign being' carried on by joining at the last meeting.
service. Mr.. Stainton has a great Mission Band and Baby .Band. Plan'
u of which is
-'oVer this ,Zh6 R�tary Cl b ofPickerhig7j.tbe object Horticultural Society October 30. to Come, -
many friehds, scattered -:7- the welfare"'of ' this Cdinni�ty and, township.
area marry of whom *were but to ub,, is,,.*elf 4rrow4, has improved 'The Cl p�roi�. J 8
him They. were welcorii6d:.15Y. The Pickering Township Hortic- NDunbartan United Church
greet p'o'eitio'ii eonsiid'erably'�w a, result of the acti'vities of
'the -speaker, in part, "observing tae Htese'past two monihs,and this community -may be. ulturil Society will rhei�t on Tues. Rev, I Albert E.' Holley, B. A" B. A
'Minister
day, Octo4er. 30, at 9 p. m. in the
number of heads that were balder
justified- in &��ipating pi6viglon for comi-endebte
9.45 Morning Sunday School.
than the last- time he, saw them. Sunday School'rooi�:' of Dunbarton
undertakings when prgaented.to.th,6 Rotary Club. '
powerful -speakiiig voice, -b6 gives a powei -energy has been United Church. 11iiz.ei *fll Adult Fellowship Class
A considerable,=aunt of -11
spent by the% Club members to bring about' t4a for the following-.., ly.00. iL in. Worship
and has the gift of using trio tae . .., I . been_.
ntage. The Dunbartoti choir (I) Best pot Sacrament 9f Infant Baptim
va, of chrysanthemums
were guests in the choir loft, and circumstances they -tow enjoy, but, they also recog- (2) Beat veft.of, chrysanthemums
r nize and appreciate the -help and 'assistance given by
tkeii nuenbers were very "much'app" (9) Beft arranged centrepleoe 4, SL GeorSe's Guild, 'Pickerling iL
many otbers in the community who are not members, (4) Best house plant. The7WOmens_ - Guildof-St, (]eor.-
rWiated, with emphasis on Mellotte b without 4how assistance, this campaign- and the ""lArd's Prayer" snag by Miss Mar- 'Rotary Fair would not have been possible. .7% coghmtttee in charge have &r. ga's Church will bold -their Aftad _4
climaking
caret Palmer, who bas a beauW41, To Chose many- persons, tbre Club is - desirous of ex-
ranged for a- good program. Bazaar on November 3, in t2*9 Red
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powerful voiceand has perfect con- pressing the deepest thanks and apprftlatio". Pickering Red Crew Cron Rooms, Pickering, at 8.00 P.
trot of voice and breathin in. There will be booths for Apravd;
9- Will each and e,-nry one who assisted -in any way. ...4 ...
Rev. Holley, of DunbartOA and please accept this medium in 'our conveying this Red Cross Euchre and Bridge to Fancywork, Babies -wear Homs4alt-
fm pastor, both occupied the pulpit be held on Monday evening, October jug, White sleo*Ziffit "le and FIgh.
expression. 29, at 8 o'clock in the Red Cross pond for the y
pjadoimm with the guest speaker. youngsters. Tea *M
. 71he Members of Rotary of Pickerint Rooms. Prins. Admission 85c. Re- be served. Nev.W3A
D Tuesday evening, the choir bt freshments. Proceeds for Overseas
kirL
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MOR.. DANDEROUS than surface parts of the Icebergs them -
salves are the submerged ledges of the giant cakes' of ice. This
TREMENDOUS EXPLOSION of
TNT tends water shunting 909
view of ons of the icebergs shows the underwater ledge eutending
feet into the air. First charge just nicked
the ledge of ice, but later
40 to , 50 feet toward the shore.
blasts cleared a passage large enough to free the stranded ship.
MhWashing Deluxe
civilian market once `more In an-
limited
synthetic rubber for this purpose.
the home are also expected to ap-
quantities and at reduced
Girdles, garters. suspenders and
pear on the market. in tate_ near
4
othere g apparel containing
tutnre. Non -slid bathroom floor-
Among- the first to benefit from
• elastic thread will also be made In
,
Ing, long life rubber parts for
relaxed restrictions on this syn-
large --quantities from neoprene In
MOR.. DANDEROUS than surface parts of the Icebergs them -
salves are the submerged ledges of the giant cakes' of ice. This
TREMENDOUS EXPLOSION of
TNT tends water shunting 909
view of ons of the icebergs shows the underwater ledge eutending
feet into the air. First charge just nicked
the ledge of ice, but later
40 to , 50 feet toward the shore.
blasts cleared a passage large enough to free the stranded ship.
MhWashing Deluxe
civilian market once `more In an-
limited
synthetic rubber for this purpose.
the home are also expected to ap-
quantities and at reduced
Girdles, garters. suspenders and
pear on the market. in tate_ near
othere g apparel containing
tutnre. Non -slid bathroom floor-
Among- the first to benefit from
• elastic thread will also be made In
,
Ing, long life rubber parts for
relaxed restrictions on this syn-
large --quantities from neoprene In
washing machines, Ironers, vLcu-
thetle hubber were golf ball mann-
the near future. These Items are
um cleaners and refrigerators,
facturers, and it was announced
expected to outwear the pre-war
kitchen article;, like grease -resist-
-
that supplies of new -golf - haft
goods because, unlike.natural rub -
ant gloves, dish racks, drain mate,soap
made with neoprene elastic
bar, neoprene to resistant to body
dishes, aitd upholstery items
thread, wa•-ld soon be on the mar-
oils and oxygen aging.
including .foam sponge cushions
-- - --••-r �.. �...�. ,van rr wGppr
mattresses, and non-skid bath-
room flooring,
number. Its resistance to grease,
011, sunlight, heat and flame mads - e
It indispensable for numerous --
aircraft parts, and it has an assur
ed place in the aircraft industry
of the future,.:'
Neoprene has- from five .to ten
times as great re4iatance to perm- -
catlon•.of gases. as natural rubber.
used
during the war for barrage. bal-
Wons, .meteorological -balloons -and
sea rescue balloons. all of which,
were made of this synthetic.
Otherwar noes Include_] aircraft,
hydraulic "systems, fuel hdse, oil r
-seals. gaskets 'self-sealing fuel
tanks, crash pads in tanks and air.
Planes, vibration -absorbing motor
mountings, field .telephone lines. -
life rafts, electric wire Jacketing.
decontamination gloves and sur-- _
geons' gloves. In most of these
uses it was not merely a -substf-
-tat* for natural rubber but wan
superior to it. -
This is not to nay that neoprene - 1,
Is superior to -'natural rubber In all
fields, and in the case' of tire$ -tr
seems likely that large quantities -
cf Agtural rubber will aga-ln be
used when It .ls available, Special.
.tires requiring "Watance to -off
o�ivever, will probably continue
to be made of synthetic rubber of
the neoprene type,
Texas produces from . So to Si �►
per cent of the sulphur out of
the United St t
het, Neopr, ne is the most enitabN a es and about se
New and lmproa-ed products for and mattresses—these are just s per cent of the world output.
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Kitchen help for the housewife
-"Is, on its way as -products of in-
dustrial, chemiatry flow back on
tie home front. Available soon
will be the glovts, dishrack. drain
seat and, soap dish shown here
• ' which are made of neoprene syn-
thetic rubber.
Neoprene one of the first non-
notallic material $, to come under.'
ditective allocation, bas now been.
released from all government re-
strictions, and is available' on the
SOLDIERS'
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SUCCESSFUL PARTIES
result when you serge
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and cheers. We a ehoice
blend of mre, extra -flavor
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,a the "finest obtainable.
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with your bookl^ said Bob . Fer•
• guson meaningly, as they went ouLlie
j k
Gary was so happy he was alit- y
PICIDEOL,Y 7pIFiNITILX
tle drunk though he knew how rt
brief this happiness' was, and how ,Mild En joyclbl•
A soon it would be ended. But he had
tonight. On
-They played dominoes,' b
+ — - -
ecause
Gary could play with one hand:
The white spots on the blocks- -
SALAD
danced a little in front of Gary's •
" eyes,, and Harvey yelled, "HeyTICIA —
'-~Y a c n't uta fou o a five!"
AndGary muttered, "My error,"
and dragged his eyes back -to the
table. ,
Adelaide said, "Mother, in the ! MK_
morning I'm going to take Gary
out in the sun. He's as pale as tal s s e s
AK t lo`Ohw..,LIGHMING " he won again!"
, m y word —
$1, HELEN TOPPING MILLER s Mona .Lee hummed happily. It
w - ---
aso nice, having Adelaide at
home of an evening. Not leaving to
CHAPTER III 7 Mexico go sliding off 'the end of lie awake, stiff with maternal
"I'll have to be going . soon," the continent and ,plump itself into dread, listening for a car that did William Times -Journal. One of Japanese Version
Gary reminded her. ' "I've been the Panama Canal — and he never not come. And little Phil would the most interesting of these won -
enough trouble to you. And' I'm missed it. have looked like this, boy. Odd that dens, it .is said, is a new kind of Of London 111 Rulns
going to pay back everything, you He was tn' i
know — the nurse and the doctor Gary would have to be going, just en for house walls A Japanese guard told a British
and all. It may take "me a couple of Then there was the morning- when they were getting,to like him The new glass. it is sa;d, will be prisoner that Japanese planes bomb- =
,years, but I'll pay." when they let him put his feet on so much. Maybe Harvey — but no, just like any other, glass from the ed London so heavily that its mill -
"Of course." Mona Lee was too the floor and stagger over to a that wouldn't do. inside of the house or room. The ions "fled to the jungles." _
wise a woman to begin protesting rocking chair and sit there feeling The week .went by soquickly. tccupan• will be -able to look out The story is told by Cpl. Stanley
that be owed them nothing. giddy while the mattress was turn- He drove. out in Adelaide's little the window and see. all that is go- Bruce, 33, of Liverpool, now in
When they propped Gary Tall- ed. That was the morning that car .and kept from wincing and ing on just as usual. But those Calcutta awaiting repatriation. -
man up in bed at last and let Slim Mona Lee Mason came in with grabbing the door . handle wheel persons on the outside will not be `.`Japanese guards used to try and
oolne up to shave him, he looked her amazing suggestion. ."Harvey she passed trucks in _ticklish places able to look in. It will not be nec- impress us with the way .the war _ ..
out the windows at the green world says, Gary, that if you want,to sue or swung around a meandering essary to pull down the blind. In- was going," he wrote. "One, who
where a lazy . rain was falling, and me for damages on account of .your cow. deed it' may not be " necessary to spoke English, said in all serious
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where
brought his eyes back to Ade- injuries, you can probably collect . They talked endlessly. She liked have a blind at all. The home and ness that Japanese plane3 were
Uide. Site was perched on the foot from, my insurance company." to hear .about the queer ports he its rooms will be strictly priv'ate'as bombing London and New York
- of the bed, holding the bowl of hot Gary's voice rose to an: angry had seen.• • » far as the passers-by and the Peep- ceaselessly, - and had bombed Lon -
water and laughing at Slims ear yelp. "Sue you? - Sue you? What = - don so mach that all the, peayd _.
neatness as he scraped — and with kind of a heel does he think I am? -And. then ingToms areconcerned. there were only two had, gone to live in the jungle.
Those of us who for so long .,
-'bleathless - suddeness Gary saw Mona Lee looked at him with days -left and" on that morning Gary He said they could not rebuild _
and Adelaide walked across the have been accustomed to the trans -
eyes that misted a little. "I told London because there was no banr
46
KORNING BLUES IME&
-.",.--APPEAR when breakfast
Includes Maxwell House
... the choice blend of
Latin,, l erican coffees
that stimulates and cheers
yen. Start -the day waeU
with Maxwell House.
-
EASE—,
PAIN }
N CM, a701M NWA
FAST1
1
s
Sea tae ycau a& bow quickly Awift
s ebt Dmp one ins glan of waft
mid "dock" it. Within two seconds,
It will start to -disintegrate.'It does.
On same when you take it. An a
sIIlsladt, it provides relief with remark.
slate speed. Get Aspirin today. The
'Biwa I erose on
anktablet isyour
antentee twat it's
IAsPIRIN-
##W—Nw UW ftS!
Nankai beat of 12s .:..air' I%
gma . I W09' 01 U .. e* 2%
nsesysiWeet 100 .' .. 0*7,se
=■
Harvey you'd say that," she said.
Two-xeeks from the day of this
accident, they let Gary go down-
stairs. His arm was still in a sling,
but he- could stand alone.
The front door banged open -,.and
three people barged in: Grace, with
a little hat over one eye and heavy
mascara on her lashes,, and her
husband and a man Gary had never
seen before.
"Hello, you -all." Grace kissed
her father on the eyebrow, flicked
a gloved hand at her mother,• took
an olive out of the' dish. ."Hello.
Wreck. How are you?"
"Fine, thank you." Gary 'stum-
bled to his feet. -. •
. "You .know 01 — and this- is
Bob Ferguson. Mr. Tallman, Bob.
Mom's orphan." _
"Pull up chairs, gang," Harvey
Mason gestured hospitably.
"Can't do it, Dad. We're havipg_
dinner at the Dutehman's. And
then we're going dancing• Wee -
came for Adelaide. Get some
clothes on, Addie, and let's go."
"I'm not going," Adelaide said.
I've come home with the milkman
and met the roostq at the gate ev.
try morning this' week. I'm tired..
I want to read a good book."
"Oh I see," said Ferguson, -nar
tily. "It's a book."
"Have' i p easint evening —
•mow ��err . _
POR
Iu CNWTMN.f .
Int
CNRTAIN ECRM
ssPscIAur MAos POR
CURTAIN$ - WORKs
'• tact MAGIC
i
1S•
ea -a -
fields and into an eroded canyon,
where a little wet -weather stream
wandered. They sat down to rest
on a boulder and tossed. bits of
rock into the water. Gary crum-
bled a soft fragment in .his hands
and was idly brushing the dust
from his palms. when he jerked
erect suddenly, staring at it, and
then bent quickly and began pick-
ing up .other pieces, looking at -
them keenly.
"What is ;t?" Adelaide caked
He did • not answer, but went
scrambling up the side of the can -
you, digging: with a jagged stick at
the low outcropping. When he
came down, his face was set and
intent. "Has your father ever had
a geologist out here?" he asked.
Not that I know of. Why?"
"I'm not sure _ i 'haven't had -
enough experience to be sure —
but I'd like to check this area on a•
geophysical map.
. - You
think there's oil —,on our land?"
"I. wouldn't Jay.' definitely. But
this looks to me like the right -kited
of -structure — I'm probably wrong,
but I might be right."
(To Be Continuedl'
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1. Is it necessarjr to send a -
reply when one receives an invi-
tation wiittcn on a visiting card?
2. When a wedding engagement
is broken, what should the girl,
return to the man?
3. Do the women leave the table
before the: men at an , informal
dinner?
4. Who -are the only persons one
can ask to ,fill in for a dinner par -
at the last. minute?
5. When one is introducing Mr.
Jones to Mr. Smith, is it proper to
say, "Mr. Jones, my friend Mr.
Smith"?
6 • I4ow should a divorced 'man
and lwom1n act if they should by
chance ..meet in public?'
ANSWERS
1. It is not absolutely necessary,
although a hostess is always grate-
ful to receive a reply. 2. All gifts
of jewelry, including' the engage-
ment ring, all photographs and
letters. 3. No; at an informal .din-
ner - the • men and women usually
leave the table together. 4. Ask
only a very intitnate friend, as it
is a favor you are asking. The true
friend will accept. as he never -
ISSUE 41-18you to do the same thing. 5, Not
,4b if M;. Jones is also a friend. This
expression implies that Mr. Smith
only is your friend. 6. A courte-
pr: 1hise's Nerve
The Vitamin 0i Tonic
Contains V'domin fel and Essenlial
Food MinsIrels
Extensively medfor headache,
loss of sleep, nervous indigestion,
irritability, apaemfa, obronle
• fatigue, and exhaustion of the
nervous system.
a,60 pills. 60 ets.
t Eco>tamy s1se,ISO pw stiL
Food]
ous bow is all necessary.:
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JS DOIHC
One -Sided Panes
From time to. time'.*mre_ come
-cheerful predietion4L as to revoty-
tionary wonders. }ie%-Aaily living
which " are to ba_iiet4&ed as' soon
as industry is in a position to bring
them to' pass, comments the Fort
parency of glass both from the 'n• boo left."
side of a house and the outside may _
find it mmewhat difficult to ac-
custom ourselves to the new - con- _
di}ion, 'especially when we are. in
a state of more or less extreme
disi,abil"e. It will take time before _
we can accept the innovation with-
out misgivings.
How Can 1'70'.
By Anne Ashley _
L 1
Q. How can Y Clean leather pic-
ture frames. - portfolios, , and other 164S
leather articles P' A. 'Use.iApply
and
with
soft cloth; and if the benzine re-
moves the polish, apply the white
of an egg a ell beaten -
t�Q. How can I make tar soap?
A. By. mixing thoroughly until
united, one part of tar, -2 parts of
ed soap.
Q. How" can I i remor'n berry
stains from the teeth?
A. Rule. the teeth with ordinary
table salt.
Q. How can I supply the neces-
sary moisture to the hanging bas-
ket without danger of dripping wa-
ter?
A. By putting the porous '-cup
in the center of the basket and
filling it with water.. The water
I seep through. - -
Q. How can I 'prevent . tearing
when loosening the leaves of head
lettuce?'
A. Cut out the core, place in a
bowl under the cold water faucet,
and turn the water on' full. The
lettuce will loosen and can be
easily pulled..10 pieces.
Englishmian Gives
Farm To Veterans
'Arthur Davis Martin, 68, used to
watch valiant Spitfires go out to
battle with enemy, bombers during
the blitz and wonder what he could
do to help men in the services after
the war.
Then he decided to' turn his farm
in the fertile section of Essex over,
to the Crown as a gift• for the bene-
fit of servicemen. It is valued at
£50,000 ($225,000) -and includes a
large farmhouse -and 13 cottages on
its 1,000 acres. The Ministry of
Agriculture plans to establish an
horticultural research centre on the
NO NEED to tell tsar now eager was
are to welcome him back.
NO NEED to remind hiss that our
plans for his welfare are as far-
reaching and generous as any in
the world.
BUT ME If IS NEED to prove that
now, with the life -sod -death
struggle ended, we are as deter -
want to work in agriculture will re -I vrrvsi rn
.ceive training there.' C.N.R. STATION
• Wo may
few 6= aw
witass of CEM shm. soemamftow
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Is wbst You
try vs-tro-enol-a f•w
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MatIbe irtttatlon- t And >MMd "Now
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va-tto-not abo bmft s *& nit
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FOR SAIAS--16a, $-toot today
posts; F ^ We .�
V ., � ARIL
y;8 1-2 feet of 30in. hen EY
heavy galvanized are Pleased to announce the ex AlGia000rt SA
:well cribbing. Gordon Bevan, Dun- z; tension of our facilities to eervtee (`� ��J�N '
-barton. 'the farmers of this district with a R + �ON iii
the prises of Yin- -tamplete aix1C of s11 their feeding Tj�jThe
atre
cent Teefy, Pickering R. R. 2, a bi- requirements. `' 1 +ate+�SPQRT
cycle. Owner -May- - -
have same b y We are handling a full line of TRANSPORT +St�E .
proving ownership and paying ex �.' ESB T ..
'--fin —�—_. IIT
FROM THE �'
Qa[tTsa�
FOR SALE= -12 pigs, -weeks old. Phone Stoaftville 3U
E. P. Gollns, Base Line. Phone -Master
i ,MOWING+-- Docs. Open Each Night Ak i.�Waitby 84s
deeds J
FOR SALE—Drop-head, treadle __..-- -- -- __ — SATURDAY
SAND aR�VEL $TC1NE FRIDAY
sewing machine $22.50; Lady's black For Poultry, Livestock, Fur Bearers and Dogs, also �_ OCTOBER 26 and 27 �
winter coat, size 16, $3.50; Girl's Scratch C,�, Bagged Grain Ground Gain and Feeders' Supplies�NTEDatlonal Velvet
blue winter coat, size 14, $3.50; Kit- DEAD HORSES AND CA TL f
then table, porcelain top, $3.00; We are as close as oor telephone and will appreciate
-an TA
• y serve you. pie . up phoneROD W _31 and as e
SL- Ajax. J. C. HUGHSON BROOKLIN Universal News
Unless Whippet 1928 Sedan bearing Phone 17 R 3 R. R. 1, Pickering PICKERING .. • • • • ''.. 6065
6
Oat. License 4T771 is called for be- PICKERING , , + MONDAY _ TUESDAY
tore Nov. 15, 1945, same will be ` i"n�' established themselves comes train would• be 71 miles, AGINCOURT . .::Zone 2144 j
sold to pay expenses. Howard Davis to the district. The greater part of Production included: Caps and Det- : �e pay -tile.. ptipnA 'char @E QCTOBEit 2?1 and 80
R. R. 1, Whitby. Nov. 1P I these were not part arly • inter= Za:tors, 40mm, anti-aircraft . chells g 1
—Bought and Sold— sated in farming—just wanted a "7Smm, shells, 2 in. naval high ex- GORDON YOUNG LTD ' ' " NQL1 i Iill
nice quiet, clean Dome and garden plosive shells 3 -point -seven' anti-
Used Clothing_ sterilized, clean- I and they kept them to Coroato Phone Ad. StlBtl Joan
ad and pressed like new, harry • perfection, aircraft shells, 2 -pounder armour• Bennett and George Rafl:
This was a financial asset to t piercing
overcorse� termer' coati and o their au¢nbers increased, plbfaximum empIoyanent 7408 D. I. h01 Sept, Short Subjects
pants. Also a good p' • g _
- - -- �
they ice Meats WEDNESDAY _ _ _
lthe required more municipal att- L. em 1 0 associated or- � •tx -_ _ • AY
• windbreakers, and gent' furnish- I Y q employees, 166 �R$D
cry reasonable. prtcara, Call' I dhe to than was Fish in Se8SOj1 OCTOBER 31, N
,bW at v granted the rest of ganizations.
Siad be convinced. the township. This started two pains Area of property, - four and one- $�
in the Neck. Atter plowing through half -square miles. -z
Sam 9 est, os snow and mud, some became a little Number of buildings;, all sizes, You May Pay Mere - iron Can't Watch on
81 Bond Street West, nahaws, Ont,' hot u4rder the collar, otitis others . -- over 600.
:._ "� just had a plain headache. Number o! buildin Sw Better t j,�
11VAVETTE Till now they }lave just taken it, troyed by fire — 3b, or. p, yes- the Rhine
BEAUTY SHO PPE and have done nothing 'about the Number of buildings with
Phone 1805 Claremont. Oak Pan! Lukas and B `
x .Permanent Wase -53.95 and up matter to re reedy those aches and etc., to be removed 73.Davis
•Finger -wave W Manicure SOe Pains. Where do we go from here— First buildings were released to
Claremont Meat
"ftw Short Subject
newt week will tell! Toronto University oa October 8.
Cold Ware $10.00 y = - '
_'Closed each M oda Neil E, McEwen University currently working on t - FOTO-NI?E
BVI a�rke
' i six buildings. — THURS, '
-r
Open Tues: Wed., Thuya, evenings _CARD OF THA,�1K3
Anniversar , - continues
Marjorie White, Church Street, .. I would like to thank my friends Dofiland's Ulaited Church, Toronto, VARTY DEAUTY PAR
Pickering, Ontario and net hbo Dance Claremont' LOR
8 ra tot their kindness; presented their -program, "The. Olde PERMANENT WAVINt4
I also for the flowers, fruit and meas- and New Revue", in two parts : the Fi �.- Oct -
Green River ages of cheer remixed during my cgs and costumes of two periods 6th HAIR SiiAPIxG - STYI.tNCF
recent illness, ---the first, .the son y g- _ Claremont Community Hall k Ajax, Obbarlp >
songs our oua
Mary. Calvert McKowen 62 Windsor Stree
� . Mrs. Roes Carter, Neater Wayne, people wouldn't know angrthing a- Phone 19 8 31 _-
'and Miss Wanda visited friends in I wish to thank the friends who bout, but of course away ahead of Admission 36 ce;rtc -
`Toronto last week. sent fruit, flowers, candy and cards: -pt type of song Produced today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Leaman, Mia- and the many friends who called on peeing er tae performance. -
Mr. 'National.
_
- ter Berson and : • Miss biary were me; those who called b stied at the intermission, National .
Y Phone, she War Finance presented a number of � f a
SMarkham. visitors one. evening last � those who made enquiries during the � films, The second part, of the .pro-
. week.A- -
} . I rd
past seven week's while I have been gram consisted of the `'New" Jim
Sadler; of Markham, spent recovering from neck injuries due f a new -version of Phil - Spitalny's
Sunday 'with J. A. Nighswander. to an accident. A a - "PHONE PICKERING 11 R 8
un and Mrs: . Draper spec mention to All- Girl Orchestra„ The entire . pro- _ -
spent neighbors for help given and assist- gram A.as not `'heavy or serious'' a$ Qj G
last week -era; at Lang Branch• r sacs offered It ' is ata fiats like 1 -G l reas�
MT a^41 Mrs. Syd. Davies. s and was much of as appreciated
pent this good friernds are appreciated` change from the customary. Tube'' Vulcan]
`the week -end with Miss : argo. Wil- J most :
Pon. 1
b. Blake. Annie !i
The ehurca auditorium was again
-' lled-to capacity.
Mrs. John Stewart of ltlarich8m -
I WORK GUARANTEED
has p guest of. tins•; «"icon over I .. _
�4JAri To .. 1e]7r _ _
7 Days � Week 7 A _33._� 1� p '
CamgratulaLions to Me, and :yrs. ;bur burger, -
g peanuts a I staie beer smell
' Ernest Gros- - -- .. {nee Jean -
b�
- bleu- that th a :buts get ;evP y &y on the. Audley Conimunitq Club are �
itt) who fere married nn Oct, " 13', ! 1°unge Street). This nian h� re a mask-to'nold a 3Tasquerade and Dance at
A Runr y rtedQ L nited Churc;j:- The)- to keep ' hilln fioM � inhaling the Audley School on Friday es:ening, 1
arr hone �cniini n 1z�v York. toxic fu nes, that after hours mi ht Qttober `� 'Ladies Lo --provide lunch '
Mr_Chas ]faun of To is vis- ; prove serious.• g or pay 50c.
!Ling at the Turner home. Then came the bgruing of a build, i I Permanent Nagging Pain
Mr_- Lloyd Nigaswander of Zoon ing, galvanized -iron sheathed, that � :.EleCtrlcetl t ' '
Ito visited his uncle J. B. Wilson. had Abe,%, the• scene of :he i:orting or � that Fra3s the Temper and
Anniversaryen'Ab
.5f. exp - erPea. t MAY Your Ejrar,
fist Church oa-Surtda�� tiov. 4, Rev,• ive. Two then only; at one-time were `
ZrrPerry, will conduct the service. allowed to work there- This build- . Rouse\and Barn Wiring. C. H. TUCK.OPT. O.
ing then would be thoroughly sat-
ESTIMATES GIVEN _ •
Attend - .rated. It was: filled - to the roof - --- -_- - -- D1snq Block, Opp P. 0.
with combustible- rubbish, ..and two - ,X ' ' j►,
wires were seen rutining from. inside
To
"That'' Roof _11P.6:
� :' 'Phone
to a point away off somewhere. We jC o OSHAWA, ONT.
..
*ere allowed to look the place over,
cc
¢sing, ni.
Bef c rP Winter - and then invited to 'withdraw; about I
Cali J. and G. Gascoigne
two hundred' yards, then, these num- l
cPbnne 743, . _ W tiered cards were collected to see.
bitty; Ont. that -all -were present. They didn't Christmas r RA D t O E R V I C E
,
,40 YF,1R5. EZpERIE\'UE want same fool .neN%,spa er..man to
be-a:�the-building. when
Lette.m To Tne 'Editor started. All resent, r _ W w v
_ p CBC took over _ ~ F L05, ��y.
near and Prepared to' wake a recording'
5-10
ti
Sir.. of this show. When � IIAN0611
the initial blast
/ "Pickering Township Is Suffering took place, the plant fire, departmentOrder. 0 i•Front Growing• •Pain's" screamed in for effect caAP.MWO 'nomA child ailment. Even. the medical clicked, shootia the merof
g great cloud of • • �'`'•T
rofession in b ,' r>r i I Guaranteed Repair Servlee Q
P bygone days recognized black and yellow smoke, with a huge 9era[iSnal �alyd� Am Make or- Model �
this disease quite fr"equenhly, in flash of T. N. T. -coloured flame !lJJVV n `''
growing children, But modern science I rising above it all. At this point one . ti
ARTHUR FIELD
snows us that these pain's are -but -of the party thought "th'is was a ;with ANY Name
"a symptom of a more serious con. silly d....,Yn business, no smoking or :.,PHONE b2 8 8 -
d!ition which, if properly treated can ! matches, and them boring up a ' "' !
be relieved, if not cured. bukdir►g"', to which the Works Man_ & Address Desired
Pickering Township is suffering ager replied . "Oh-, but - we know (f � r rt � I
ftnm aches and pains in various where that fire ieand where it ie Iri t6 (FR,yli�� ��E. Farr s �Etevator .
tpna re runs hsomeigh itines her tempera- going to stay, but_we don't know --- / Rea. 38J Ph�es
-n spous. where you fellows a - - We' Solicit Your Attention am
'
do a modern examination of the your matches". NEWS OFFICE, PICKERING. Business
cause of these symptoms. A half' hour, at four o'clock, at Feeds
For a century or' more, things the staff hotel, for "questions", L and has as is ire• of basmtul was Poultry, Hog, Dairy, whole '
dragged along in fair order. Moa- completed a very interesting atter- . Fuller Bi"tlahes rer,•aeh�epw v'1'' • •choP Western Grain, srot ism :
quitoes bit an often as they pleased. noon --thanks, Alex. and Cyril! "war starting ft
. sold mora gives e d ' Mash for chickens, 60o grata
Malaris was Present, but that just Snlnfetsr: tion at rsnainY temperata:.s. �� 100 lbs Developing Concenttsls
Meant another dose of quinine. Capital value of plant $12,000,000 "•''�1es a� Service tae Now to Peerless, ]toter I Mollasses, Oil Cake, Glutteoq
Theft mad vandalism were also Capital value to be destroyed Markham,. Pickering ou at the sten of the bin X.A. r Bran. Shorts,Mi
= . _ Uxbridge and Scott- Townships
, ,
Wire Fencing, S6 Middlings
present, but, they were dealt with.. __•_ -almost eatiieTy: buildings - --- Ps � � Sisal FeAce Pots
in due time b the . Comsat; Binder Twine, Harness
y "vigilantes"' $706,000 'tf your Puller Brush Man has . and Farmers'. Hardware .
who eottM help today. or 6 percent. missed you, or has not called Surge and Woods' Milkers) I»stlled
Shortly ter the begilnnLnghe Over 96 percent of equipment able yet, feel prefectly free to tel- " Woods' Coolera ' reactor Oil
Century, a motorized vehicle to be turned over, to War Assets. e ; Boo
ftg
took the lace of the horse; Phone or write, its he delivers, RON WATSON,` AspkialtS�3rtglesPolled Boody
P tease_.. Production started -July 80, 1941 I
tion facilities were "mails, or sends by express an ' -
� s speeded up. Production stopped - August 16, 1945 _-Fuller Brush Products. y Pidkering, OntaHo �I Wooden -
: Toronto citizens started building s Total Production .-�
Ioag Yee lake shore of our township 9286 40ft, carloads of completed '�; PENNY ClAremOnt,
.-814AOcMts, twiddle -m _ `s V�te
• • en, Poor• . rounds o! amuaitioa. . Mon St. East, StouEfvme
1QW all came, and liking the Invitr 1796 truckloads caps and dets. Phone 6b02 Semis' Your Susbscription Now
bi stmospbeee AM seems oluvowx), U all shipped at once. length of the -` -
T
.4; "' .,•«a---.. :..z -.nn .. �' o ..
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:2,
.�
will be obwved. The following par -
Oft Moeda
' r a ants will Y, fire basement of the her usual job of floral decoratloss
C L R E M O N` T present their children for church was filled to capacity with Many thanks are dae all file *,
baptism: Mr. sod Mrs. A. W. Tyaa yenta and friends for the • an who Wel ladies
Mr.' and Mrs. Albert Hull, 'and ,Waal congt:egatiaaal su bed make the evening snail
Ths regains meeting of the Wom- was here at the time o! her death. and •Mrs Geo. Wood. Plan to bs it supper. Mrs- l a success. Mm A, Troyer and 81bit� ,
Lindsay did s lovely job of decors- . ley tendered a vocal duet; Kra.
NOR
en's Institute was held at the home The funeral was agld os Wednea- church on Sunday. es, making silver din -
of Mrs. Roy Morgan, on Tuesday, day from the late residence, with s • • • �8 the tables, Petty a solo, sad Rev. N rX� r
October lb, at 2.9A with the Ossa- Rev. I. E. Kennedy officiating. in- ...' CARD OF THANxs �`o�s and displaying them on blue Markham, i e speaker. °1Pa •
a' klent, Mrs. Henry Johnston in the terment took place in Little bske and silver paper. Kra. Randall did
chair. The Roll Call was responded Cemetery, Peterboro. Mr, and Mre. H. Gs Wilkes, of
to by naming a past member of Dunbarton wish to thank their many
the Legislature„ and the office held. ��O* T�' ' friends and neighbors for their kind
The main lecture of 'the meeting U HAM eynrpathy and floral tributes extend -
was an address by our District Pres- ed during their recent bereavement.
Ident, Miss May Brown. She stress- Women's Missionary Meeting - ---- -
ed the snaking of post-war plans for On Thursday afternoon, October _ why
the Women's Institute. Mrs. Frank tivak
18, the W. M, S. held fhdr-meet�
Canon -favored s wt a two VOCAL at the home of Mrs. Mairs, with an ONTARIO aj
The ' sympathy of this community
scion. There was an "art display„ attendance. of 27. Mrs. Johnston,
er, in which' four members displayed President, presided. Items of busies• fs e4tended to Rev. and Mrs. Mc -
work done by different artists; they, ess before the meeting were, the -Lachlan, on the death of Mr. Jahn Hour's of Work and
also bio h of the lite of a Dillons they -in-law of, Mrs. Mc-
gra Y ppointment of members fraim Brou- Lachlan. a funeral service was
the a rat. to. Rawson, convener gham to conduct opening devotions y
of his rival search, gave the bio- at the Sectional Rally Meeting at held at lendeaning Funeral
Vacations Pay Act,
1944
graphy of an Indian Chief, Johnson Brooklln, on October 25. The'date
date Parlours' m. Rev. Newnham
Paudash. The notice of the decease of the meeting of the ' Autumn officia wi terment at Locust
of the Chiefs wife was in a recent Thank+offering is set for the after- Hill The Industry and Labour Board which
paper. Mrs. Burnell conducted a, con- noon of November lot with Mrs,. he collection of clothing 4m this administers The Hours of 'Work and Vacations
-test,—naming a couattres o o. Alan Miller as guest speaker. In- - - •
---- The meeting was closed by all -sing- vitations have been issued to several Mre' Ra=tdari—wie ea two thank Mrs. tion of hostilities and the caskcellation of war
Ing "Swing low, Sweet Chariot." neighboring church—
organizations, eon Anthony and Mrs. Kate Fer- production, the acute manpower shortage which
The refrei cement committee: " Mrs. to join with the Brougham auxil• guson for help in packing some of casted during the, war pears will be minimized,
R. E. Forsyth, Mrs. Earl Beare, . iary for that meeting.. Our, book the parcels. therefore the postponement as to working hours
Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. W. R. Evans stud was taken by - Su 1 Secret- Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are visiting
Y PP Y the VanBlaircambs'. previously provided shall be cancelled and
served a dainty lunch. ary Mrs. Lemon, and Community � effective November 1st, 1945, the working hours
Friendship Secretary Mrs. Casale led ening Service on Synday next Of as employes is any industrial undertaldnq
Mea. Wm. Platt, bliss Audrey in the Devotional Period. Mrs. T. C. 'will be withdrawn on account of the shall not nosed forty-eight
Lonsdale and Miss Vivian Grant, of Brown reviewed the Second Chapter Cherrywood Anniversary Services (48) is the week..
for t
he . Uni '
w ted Ch
to t week
-end t he ee -end as t'he arca .
spent of the Study Book Currie of China- _ •
., Lots o!
.guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loyst. nubs locating the site !or the first lira for everyone, Hail_ . 1. RegLilCtfiOn 4 Of �intati0 RegttlatlOns .
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Taylor and Canadian Mission ir>i Angola Miss owe'en might in the I. 0. O. F. stall
baby Frank spent the week -end in B. Stevenson and Mrs. Howard Plax- ' M'asquerade Party. Prizes for the amended by adding thereto
Markrddale. ton read selections. Mrs Holtby off-
. Beat Fancy-dress costume, Beet - �<_ the following subregulation:
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hedges, aid Bred prayer. A motion was carried Comic Costume, Best Hallowe'en (1a.) Notwithstanding the psovisdons of
]drs- Len Lye spent the week -end that a note of introduction and app- Costume. Interesting pictures will be tion 1. an employer ma a
with friends Toronto. teciation . should -be written .by the s'aown. Under auspices of the Wom- subrequlaY adopt
lir. and Mrs. Floyd Coates, of Secretary and given to Mrs. Payn- en's Institute. one or more overtime work periods in
Toronto, spent the week -end with ter, who is leaving shortly, and will Certainly, it wqa a treat to see his industrial undertaking between the -
' Mr. and Mrs. James Coates. ushers conductingfolk to their seats 1st day of November -1945 and. the 31st °
Mr. sad Mrs. Bert Gibson; of DHy At the close of . on the Occasion of the Diamond Jub- y
the meeting, dainty tea was served da of December 1945 without a con-sant .
-r Oshawa„ spent the week -end with by hostesses Mrs. Maine and Mrs. •flee of the United Church. In the in wTitiaq of the Board, but the overdm*
Mr. and Mrs., Charles Hardy. Lemon afternoon Rev. P. H. Neville gave shall not exceed thirty hours In the
Sorry to report that Mr. A. Slack ;, an in0iring address with Mr. dins•- _ :8g9 M -
was taken to a Toronto Hospital in Kiss Brett, of StouffviUe Teach- wa�`Reddick of the Trdl Funeral - -
`` serious condition. ing Staff was the guest of Miss Dor- Nome Sunday broadcast, as soloist.
Miss .Georgina' Forsyth spent the othy Harlock for the week -end. Rev. A. D. Cornutt, D. D., also in. nM111 fT AND LABOUR �, -
week -end with her family 'here. Miss Holbrook, of Hamilton ace_ spired the congregation with cis a& DepubRew of ubaff' ��im Chad" Dwe7.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Boniface ompanied Mise Fern Malcolm home -drew. The Greenwood choir delight- w of
L`b"s'
called on Thornhill friends on Sun- last. week -end. ed all with their beautiful music.
..day. Mr. Harvey is. with his son Rob -
Mrs. Hooey and Wayne, of Wood- ert and family in Haliburton a£ pre --
A ville, were in town last week calling sent. - .on old old friends. The Grant Malcolm family were
Mr. Lyman Pilkey ,is spending a visitors at the Hood. Malcolm home
few autumn days with friends in on Sunday. _ -
-: Aurora. Mr. Gannon is back north in Hal --
The Fellowship meeting will be, iburton, on a business trip.
held in the _Baptist Church tonight Mr. John Cowie has been in
-( Friday ), in the Sunday School v illaRe for several days working on r
room. ' _ repairs to his home here.
blr. and Mrs. Dick _Cooper i►nd Congratulations to lila.' and Mrs.
bliss Anderson, of Waterford, spent Pierson ,n the b'rt.h r)f .a non. Fran-
the
ran.
the week: -end with - Dr. and Mrs. cis, on October 9. 19.15 ' E trail. has been cion - - -
'tarsriinsun. _ .... H g dark- way.
A Temperance speaker, Mr. F.' W. IL'hurch New }=_--
1-^� At times it seemed we might not see the days
Mahaffey, of Oshawa, spoke ..in the Rev. Mahaffey• representing the :. C� !But now at last the rising sun is nun
.Baptist Church in the morning, aw Temperance Federation was the And with it comes new challenge to
Our powers.
}n the Unfted Church in the even- speaker -at last Suiday's service, and t � t,
_ _ _' Was guar nauglst-but a gains to win by score
ing of Sunday last, delivered an earnest message. Next And, having. won, to cheer, and strive no more?
Don't forget the Big Russ Crelgh- Sunday, October 28, Anniversary g,
ton Dance in the Community Hall, Services will be held by St. John's ff that be all for which our men have died
next Friday, November 2. Watch for Church. Speaker for the afternoon i Then we have lied.
the advet. next week. will be Rev. Wenham, of. Claremont t
Next Sunday evening, a Men's Baptist Church. Music in charge of, t
and Nissions Friendly Service will the quartet of that church. Evening D Canada, most favoured of the lands. ±,
be held in the Baptist Church with service will have Rev. McLaughlan; _ t -.Review, whereon our right to victory stands,
the men of the church taking part. ' of Whitevale United Church ae Our vow to free and succour those oppressed- a
Following the service, the Young speaker, with the home `choir. .. °
�_
People will hold their meeting , in - -. Provide for those who fought and are distressed
the church. Lantern slides will. be k t r
.• •Who risked without reserve all they could give
:Greenwood To brei our foes the we'might might freely • live.
shown. _
if we now stop to haggle at the cost
The Young 'People of the Baptist en we ave os
Church will hold a allowe'en Party The local U;sited--Church o -I sang ;
in the church on October 26 (to- at the Whitevale anniversary ser � -' •• _-
night). Please come in costume. vices on Sunday evening •last. If we play square with those who fought -our fight;
l
The anniversary services -of the - C
And work with them to shape our world aright, '
Local Hereford Farmer, Makes Greenwood United Church will be postpone our buying things we little need -
Two More Purchases held on Sunday, October 28,, *nen -
"A number. of farmers from here Rev. R.: C. Copeland, of Pickering, ` -Prevent inflation• growing through our greeds
attended the Registered Hereford will give, the address at it a. in., _: '+ Co-operate in peace as well as war ' ' -
Cattle Sale at Elgin , Mills, last arid the home choir, with Mrs. J. ,L. - By loaning to our cause a little more
Z: ridgy. Lloyd Pugh„ local farmer, Pegg, as soloist -4n the evening, at 11 If we keep faith until the job is done z - -
bought two beautiful Hereford hei- 7.30, Rev. Copeland, as speaker with
i fers. Mr. Pugh sold three registered the choir of Cedar Grove furnishing - Then we'll have won.
bulls a short time ago for a good • the
music.
price. The Mission y Circle held their.
meeting at the home of Mrs. Elmo ' / ` r
Well Known Claremont Resident Disney on Friday evening last, with
-Mrs-Jam, at � � ,-�
�A resident. of Claremont for the Mrs. Hugh Miller and Mrs. H. _---
past fifty years, Mrs. James Leg- Holliday were callers at Mrs. F. W.
gam, %wed away at her residence Gibson's last week.
early Monday morning, following a Mr. and Mrs. Will, John and Mrs
sudden illness. She -was in' leer 8ist White, all of Brooklin, were visitors
r y� at Mr. a-nd • Mrs. Fred Byers- last .
Her husband, who predeceased her week. �. r
fourteen months ago, was a section
i
foreman on the Cr P. R„ and they - �Un arson
resided in several Westem towns
before coining .to Claremont.
Active in church circles in former The sympathy • of _ the community -
years, she sang in the United Church b edtended to Mr. G. H. Wilkes and
eheir for many years, She Was act-* family in the lose of his father.
�[� [/j # ,
Ive around her owns home until a Welcome hoane to Lieut.. Jack l It Y 1' I l 0 R E V I C T O R Y lJ N D S
few days before her death. Burgess home from overseas.
Surviving are: four sons - Her.
We ere sorry to hear Mr. James • ...
t
bort, of California, Robert, of Aur- Mins is under the doctor's care, We ,' 3
era, Erltm, of Pontypool and Aug- are hoping for a speedy recovery. Y' '
est, of Jellico; and eight grand- O�.S.,�ut,day morning, at the United
drlldmL Kra, W. Bell, Of portage C4 Mal f Canada, in Dumbarton, T H E HYDRO - i L I C T R I C POWER COMMISSION O JF ONTARIO
U Pry me of hs the Sacrament of infant Baptism
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w .va.! ..,..�►
HOLD EVERYTHWG HOME -TOWN ECHOES By C. Kessler ;FUNNY BUSINESS— By Hershberger
—T' -- � ydtl Boys• cyw ica►c ,,�� fj// � /. / �,� . ,. ,� ` � � � � ; � : - ,
` . A FM ZWs IN -M, NEN - /,///"'%/ ,
NOUft I'LL, MAKE AIJ �,.. ,/iiiiii. CCU -
.. vow/ j /i%i�/jam„ // Z'R'1ot x•LR
rr %AK,gs A DOZSM EGGS �/ ,., /� , c r •i"0'"
AND 1 OItI,Y NAVE FOUR
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MIL T. IL
. • "Nice weather for humans I"
WIT FROM PAGEANT
An optimist is a fellow who be-
gins to solve a crossword puzzle
tth a fountain pen.
The' fastest way to reduce is to
-Cat nothing .and Then walk it off.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler once
ggested the following epitaph
r the average man: "Dead at 30
o - Buried at 60.7
Aif Irishman who was -very
:proud of his intelligent nephew
;Wrote the youngster as follows
"en he heard that he had entered
t theological seminary: "I hope
that I may live to hear you preach
my funeral sermon:'
'SNOOTY ACTRESS
_ Reproving..& snooty young act-
cess- who perpetually wore the ew
-' pression of a person scenting a bad
,. . bdor, Mrs. Fiske observed: "Young
�wotnan, you weren't born — you
were assembled. And when they
isame to your nose, they took -the
first thing that turned up!""
ONLY ONE
The -#ormer vicar and his, wife
idecideZ to attend the church .social
rof his old parish. The new vicar
greeted his dredecessor heartily.
"I'm very pleased to see you,
pgain." he said, "And is this your
]most charming wife?"
_ The other vita fired his host
:with an accusing stare.
"This, he said reprovingly, "is
my only wife."
TTHE SPORTING TH1Na
r:
OIL
!'H'lo honeyI Guess what I did
with my chemistry stK!"
e1That's ttitng it crudely—Let's ..' !
SURE, THE GOVERNMENT Is
ALWAY$'LOOK*4 FOR NEW
IDEAS -•i INVENISEDANEW
spew& ! you SEE,WIZEN A
&MLET slywKes N1ATtJt IT YEF1!' COME
aOES[� MRASTRATE. IT OK, SEFF!
OUT AND STOPS.
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EULLETFROOF UNIFORM!
FLATTENS
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WHA7S
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POP—Cramped Quarters -,• ,_ _ - .:By J. MILLAR WATT
4.
I'VE L.IV�D FOR � •
WEEK ON A
TIN Of BULLY ,
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NOT -MUCH ROOM
M .'
-rO MOVE ABOUT_
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seeu•xr a:.ze:ri'.viw.`e —•..N• _: >.s- -,e_.:..-u ---.. a ski:...w.. .:v,• --i.e:...,... -. -.i�.. .. J
BE FAMOUS for'yon Monty?& Double SIAM'S KING LS 20
4eoffee. Serve Maxwell •_...Hoodwinked Nazu.. • � � � �' , r,,�
Rea w- This choice blend
Looking strikingly like Marsha! -
0, tale Coffees is roasted Montgomery and thoroughly re- '
- LbY the finnous Mffadiallt LParsed' in the .British 'comlgand- -
ROoat" process, trio You er's mannerisms, Lieut Clifton
set P.7[tt'Is flavor, fragrance. James was sent off to' Algiers by f :4.•
and body. high-ranking 'British imperial:
-General -Staff officers -a --few days- : "
before the historic June 6 and was by `
received at a public ceremony' by f {
_ Field Marshall i .Hen_ry Mait•
J — , land Wilson and drove through s —
ing people. S y 7xc.
O RUP . Britain to Retain Seedless Pear �.�
a,c `( Now. there's a seedless pear'
ear oa
6tN S y Lieutenant James played, his E>' Emergency POWers ria way.
t� GOV -0 part 'so WeII the paper said, that
John A. Fulestliti diacocere7!
fascist agents transmuted the ' British Labor Government in- one hush 'last year on his farm
news to. Berlin by way. of Spain, hear Amite, La:, and sow serious
that Marshal Montgomery was �, tends ko"relain wartime emergency testswill he made to determin9
away from his invasion base. Sub- powers possibly , for fire years, whether it can -be propagated-
• Sequent evidence proved, D -Day Home Secretary James Chuter Donald M:Haetildgs; Atlanta, has=
kook. the Germans, try surprise_ ,ging Ananda of Siam, Arbiter of Ede disclosed is Commons last Inspected the local fruit and Plans
- • ' week. to try to propagate it from some
ea Brother of the Moon, Half Brother
LOVE after Lieutenant James, walking His statement came soon after cuttings.
of the Sun, Owner of the Twenty aThe Louisiana State University
. • . • onto the stage at a soldier's show Golden Umbrellas, is pictured . a- the House reassembled to tackle "
in his capacity as eniertainment bone at Lausanne Switzerland,,'on its big budget of work ranging Experiment Station is going to run
officer, was cheered by troops his 30th birthday. - Whether hewM' from the economic -problems ,�f some tests with it, who thought he was Marshalrule his country is still to be de- post-war trade and reconversion
EASE
Montgomery -sided by the Allied powars. -to the problems of peacetime for -
YOU Will Eloy lstayln� At
:Sent for by high authorities ergs 'policy.e St. Apfgfs Hotel
Lieutenant James underwent ape- FII of U -Boat Peas Mr.. Ede reminded members- "9a
�UlU It1AR PAIN elal training for his unique' role. -British engineers will blow up that the present Emergency Pow- TORONTO
Studying Marshal Mont omery'a the h g y • Every Roosib with Barr,
g ttge concrete submarine pens era Act would expire Feb, 34, sbewtr and Tetepho■aL
voice, feature, walk, distinctive at Hamburg Oct. Sl. The single. S2.50 imp
��' WAY=
. , y pens 1846: He announced that the Gov- Double. 03.50 np
palate, and eves had a false ting•. were German 's largest and their ernment would introduce legiels. • Good Food, D!■lag end Dome -
I or fitted to his saluting hand to destruction will represent the larg- tion as sdlon as possible to main. � Rightly'
replace one be had lost in World est demolition job of the occupa- twin "the necessary residue of pow- sberhoar■e at carillon
I ilsfaAthie Tableit 't'- War t, tiotL er, over the transitional " Tel. RA. 4185.,
period.
_ ,..- brings FAST RELIEF!_
'>eoats a aLE -- $ELp-WYa' ZD--- -_PEA ISONAi
IF You suffer from amacular`aches at FULLETtt PURE BREEDS AND AEG381ERED DOBIr:AMAN PINS:
yarns, and have. been relying an slow- bytlr crosses u weeks imp to gibers,- Internationally known LINO OPERATORS AND ASTROLOGICAL READING lOc,
to—yinar. Fall hatched chicks ■tock. Contains your lucky days, when
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to bring you a meaafrc of ststitf kora your Y. Gratton, Grand Bead, Oat.
¢hicks far 1946 now and secure Dbasta. etc. Send birth date. Lau
all about the Instantine i4ebir wey to the breads You desire when COMPETENT LINO OPERATOR& . reatIAn Speclaltlesr St. Ldureat
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pricellst and Gordon Setters, Fo'shounda paper printing office, parmanest
+ YOa eatalotne. Twaddle Chick Hatch- _ Rstam{i regiyl Bantams: 11.00 poaldoo, highest wages. Wilep■ _
1 �'setinLlnstantimtablets Cries Imlted, Fergus, Ontario, 'Pair. Ivan Moore, Athens, Oat. Publishing Co. TI Adelaide N PHOTOGRAPHIC
was skillful combination Of three iso, Pu li ingtheaCC Employment A ymmt sad. i
_. spedldaaliagedimta.scimtif Cally Cory. LIMITED QUANTITY LAYING WHITE LEGHORN c,`OCKERELS" 8ateetive, - Service Office. Order
>tyanded to relieve pain promptly. pullets, and some started chicks, for sale. $2.50. Pullets some 1 No, 1. �aH�RTSTMAs CARDS FRbM I
(fi d �a 7� st+7 surPriaed 1t the immediate delivery, also dayolds. ay
7t►g. $2.00. Geo. W. Jamtesod R. WANTED. MARRIED tfAx moa YOUR 01lVTi SNAPSHOTS
Order ebleks now for dellvt )t No. 2, Atberley, OnL-
tpead with which 1 IsaslaaN{s6 fdld ulw November -December. Bray Hatch- ANTE Ottawa Valley A i
i►ing yatt tsalcasta Taltiijf You eRtt ex7ttpt cry, 130 John N,' Hamilton. Ont moderRASPBERRIES LAIMAM EXTRA dro equipped. Separate bonse Tour negatives make the most, d's- j
fan lostantmewe triple -atop to Werk in large stock $5.00 per hundred• o. dro ala for a man with Doe or tiaetive Christmas Cards you can
wtllyp to give you fog relief from lime fast. o er at once. Als, el- two children. close to eehoq i your friends will
lhsss PULLETS LAYING A." READ? s et—cards that
to lay pure broods and hybrids. y treamurt — partfcnlarly, friends on
' Also da to E and B Q ee Iri roots ton for railroad and church. Wager T
>• ! ofd chicks hatched to Postpaid. J. D. Mu or par se op engage.
active service. Belec-! Your lavourltt
order, for Fall deliver Not too, 0• Do D Cray, p month, Year round negative* and send to us We'll
I. Y 00M Pain• y vel, Ontario. anent Light, fuel, milk and gar- g
_ soon to order Y• 'r^ chicks for return 12 attractive..embossed greet.
1046. Send for den space 'supplied. Give exver-
% PsddOw� UMIit6t'koal pin, pr,: ellst and cats- LARGE WHITE PEXIN DUCKS lance and references in first it, fag cards with pictures printed on j
%Jogue. Top Notch Chlckerien, and drakes, 82.50 each. Mrs. itoa4 ter. Bo�c 57. 7/ Adelaide W. To- —and eavalopes for mailing—ail
3• RoiY4R e'4i0pr0sss►i tadit►S.'r Guelph. Ontario. J for ate. orier earl (8 Photos on
t Shalt, R. R. 2, Carleton P neo. mato. Ont y'
OIvO adldr tstimaiatl6tg'iNl.'• � SI Ontatlo, _ Calendars for 25c.)
aL ll7rEfa AND PROPERTY STAR SNAPSHOT
SERVICE
Iastsatine never pampers pain. but TRAINED- i'OX HOUNDS, 6 WOMAN 20, TO 40 TO TAKE FULL
- works fag to bring needed camfork Re. IF YOU ARE THINKING OF SSL- - years, 6 years, Fox bound and charge of farm home, two child- sn 12p. Portal Terminal A. Terse
ren. 16 and 14 years, Apply Elm- A cuatomer at Berwisk, N S„ writes
tips -•your Bvafaetr or Property. coon bound paps, dz morrtha,
member Iaatantme, holy whsstens you large or small and want good re- ready to train. Henry Little, R ,er Waiters, R. 5, Embro, Ont us,, "1 recolved fbe beautiful c brlet-
Ott>gar &M<'w�«lk at � �� suits, consult this office, o years 1, Peterboro, Ont. mag cards which you printed, from- .
of a cold or sore timed You can get experience in at111ag all kinds of COUPLE FOR BMALL FRt11T MY, own negatives,- and 1 want ,YOU -
7mtandilltat any drugstore. _propewriterty, for ta,rt�her information GASOLINE ENGINES. NEW farm he to know how pleased I am with
a -*ad"-rton moat a tltorougbly experkncedwonderful worX an prompt
- - luta Ate., Indoor, Ont. Most modern engine built Low orchardist, wife, h,0tteakeeper sorvlce. I will be q regular custom-
cost. Writs for descriptive told- wage and Chars of 'low
of Star Paspebot Service from
profits. I!
ers and prices. Scope Sales Co„ wrttfprr give all detaf3l, Bywortb, now oa."
:. mrsiNEss OPPoiit-irrNIT1Ep Box 852. Ottawa, Ont w rLtri Ptd R., Toronto, Ont. Any Size Roll -6 or 8 Exposures. _..-
..� DEVELOPED AND PRINTED Y..0
WIN REGISTERED VOLLIE PUPS SA- 31 MOUNTED UNLARGt NEXTItt Me
;PERSIAN LAMB COAT We and white ten weeks old rea- TF.ACHRR9 WANTED Stse 4" x 6" in Beautltul Easel
or Hudson �l Coat sonable' R, Horton, Bearboro mounts
w Itir Ifiaaktit Coat and Tt[aff Blpffs, Ont- BF.LJXVILLF, PUBLIC SCHODLS- You can have enlargements -,olour.
Lady teachers will be required ed by hand for a small, additional
valued at in cash PIANOS, a LIMITED pia NUMBER OF for January 1, 1846. Auxiliary charge.
our small new pianos will soon
Or 1400.00 in cash -'i .Class Certificate desirable but Framed Ritwrgemeata 4" x 6", 'on
' Tiekats fisc, or i for $i.oe be available. Write for circular. not necessary. Minimum 11200; ivory tint mounts, in. frames 7" x 3".
Orders executed in turn u re- Increment $100. Maximum ; 61900.: Burnished Gold or Sliver, CIressAlan
did link m IBM&. A116 11MIZAISMAN 91114 CH WINK. calved. Factory Mason and Risch 8100 it awiffned
e i- est, o.
LO.D.aL. asdbariy. Ont. fronto. iatY ('Iasi=. Apply to L A. Kells., If enlargement coloured 71r.
Inspector-Adminlrtrator Colla- Print
15eN yNrt pertat rete or money your name and address plaln-
*Ner to rea. i., pl'ttbroa. 06 SAILED HAY FOR SALE, TIMO. slate Building. Betlevllie. ty on all orders.
i
,_� TIt�Il/a �� y� _1. �, Rtagasoot Diva., atNbasy. Omit. thy Broom Grose, Red ltop Mix-• '
P—bM P I tyre and Upland. For particulars
Ise. t>KieMragafsRhwaftfstpb/fait '41, PLYMOUTH CAR, EXCELLENT 'write J. Firman. Ensues, Mani- MEDICAL _ TIME TESTED QUALITY
tabs.
condition including rubbers, Send IT'S PROVEN — EVERY gUFFF.R- SERVICE and SA'T'ISFACTION
J- dollar for five draw tickets to J. or of Rheumatle Paine or Neurt-
GRIj�Ii EVAPURAI,OR $' x is'; Your films properly devrtopetl and
iShedden, Halowe'en Draw Chair- 7 tis Ihottld try Dlzon's Remedy, printed.
1, 00 buckets, spouts, corers,
swift Use for Miserable assn, Refinery Workers' Union. storage and xatherin tanks, set- Munro's Druq Store, 315 Elgin,
Port Colborne. Winner purchases R Ottawa, Postpaid 11.00. 4 URRFET`t��T� EEforU25c28a
dear for oat dollar. •ting can $600. H. Barnes, Build. ,
rldlre• Ont. FINEST ENL.ARGINU sERVICE
BAUACHE
SYOten a AND THREAD wOR118 You may apt get all tit films goes , ATTENTTUN. fres. made
EUR often are the cause lit -health want thttrye}t-t•, "buf-y07"&n gel *TT
$7,000 OPTIMIST HOME Sale: Tractor Tlree, made of rub in humane, all ages. No one im- Lha Quatlty .and service you desire
"MAY BE YOURS" her, suitable for bolting on �►teel mune. Why not Sind out it' this bit sending your films to
Don't tri>)e with that badtacbe. beacatlse lL.8c1 PARTICIPATE IN wJ►eels, $10.00 each. When order- -in Your trouble, Interesting par.
850.00 'ing state diameter and' width of ticulars — Freer Write Mulvehey's tMl'FRIA1. PHOTO SPRVIsin
backache:, along with leg cramps, restless monthly Bond draw. Other •prises. 'Wheel, National Rubber Co. LA., Remedies, Specialists, Toronto $ Rtal fon 1. Toronto
sights. Dt+s7 eyes. rheumatic sad Dttalla on receipt. Shares 81.00 •0 Wiltshire Ave.. Toronto. Ont.
headaches are sure that , each or $ for 86.00.. Send for RA11)d.FEKA FYN►7' RAI.S! DE
your acyl 11a�3y Get relielL..puley7rr sharem to St. Catharines Optimist - PATENTS
Y —with GOLD II[EDAL Ilaatltts OU Club, Box 445-H., St Catharthes, EI.ECTRID MOTORS NEW. UREA rtro>r offensive odor instantly.
• CAPSULES. Otltarfo. bought• sold, rebuilt: belfa put- 46c hottle, Ottswn Deem Ilennion
Joys, brushes. Allen 'Electric Com- nrna Store. Ottawa. FETHERSTONHAU01:1 3 CUSiPANR.
GOLD MEDAL Capsules will give pony Ltd. 2326 Dufferin St, Tor- Paltnt Rolleltors, Rstabllthed
swift relief help your onto. l6iU; N King Wiest. Toronto.
nays to ret back on t Ob. TTikedM 7ypQ�u�r $i0►000 HOME . SATISFY YOURSELF EVERY Bodlk let of information on t t•
bbod, and removing the ttouble•eausing BUILT ANYWHFRE iN CANADA FARM! FOR %ALE sufferer of Rheumatic Pnins. or ' Quest a
rsasteacids and poispaa to winatr'tspecifications, or L019 15 AND 16, CON. 8 MIN'TO Neuritis should try Dixon's Ae-
KiOLD MEDAL Ca Penn= contain no, $10,000 to easb will ; be_. awarded
=MtelY measured amounts of the gall. lucky winner. Also chance on
sine and original Dutch Drop, knows f2OO monthly draw, winner to
tbeworld over for their swift effectivemm, still eligible for house draw In,
Tbat's why you can count on GOLD December. All proceeds for child -
MEDAL Capsules for_Jdlef. Be sure yyeaut ren' welfare. 1lekets $1, each—
get theravine GOLD MEDAL Haarlem 12 for.SIO. Mall remittance to Sud -
OB CAPSULES, Get the 40c bog from bury Kiwants Club. Box. $3
s
i�oyr;druggiet _ ,
DYEING AND CLEANING
aEI�,�P�t►1, l 'i
HAVE. YOU ANYTAING NEEDS
dyeihg or cltaata T Write to vs
•- - - or n Orrna O,
. y art g 8 O
answer your Questions. Depart-
ment H. Parker's Dye Works
Limittid, 781 Tongs, Street To,
TOhtO. -
N8. fit, FARM XACMNERV FOR SAi•E
'VISING•'' CREAM SEPARATORS ,
WAS and repair parts are always
available either at your local
P lw J¢."IeV - or • direct from Swedish
Separator Co. Limited, 720 Notre-
�• Dame West, Montrernl S. Que.
*M MOWNLY Ft►R RALE
F�� � ' " SNO)V YLt7WFOR SALE, \1:W
ed
or used, V or
or one• way with hy-
draulle or metlial, ml 'lifting de--
ta111r s6tssskr'gbstlbsltsgsi vice, 'avaliabie immedinte,ly with-
abnfdOpalperiodicdi5ttubawasmake oat priority. Ayeomotive Products
Company, ••3282 ;'Wellington St...
teal $ued,restless— atsuch Xtonteenl, .r. �.
by L B, Pinkham's Vega. "
>1�Cohh=# to reliareisosymBRIGGS•, ANDPilt0CasllpourAneoftti'L'ItATTIIv_ -_ -
gins, new, to atovi, 1?s-.",r,5.15 !fix
ofbelbstes+iree, 'ldeNfl1red tenttr) Mn
ons.-
Buy WAY for 3 H. X.: r,iso 6 w;th chopprr:
` I I4., new a4 r'7aubben Tlnttery Huost-
ers S1..00. obbin'•, 11 nacrh;o,
Ontario.
Tp, 148 acres, and unopened road
allowance, 8' acres hardwood, rest
medy. Sfunro s Drug Store, 835
Elgin. Ottawa. Postpaid 11.00,
WAS } :
cleared, 2 -storey brick house.
wired for_ electric light: barn,
WANT Hi)L'tiF: ]N VILLAGE, i
about 68 ft. &Quare with miabling
GET READY FCTR WiNTER.
town or on Highway, Prefer with t
buildings in good condition, r2
tulles from Harriston, Ont. 1 a
_ Build up your resistarbce -- with
little land. Also want business,
any kind. State -full pnr usiners.
=miles from school, hydro line
farm.
-Merrllla System Tonle Tablets.
-t`anadian fnvorlte for forty•
-)Price etc. ueorge 7)rummund,
-Owen Sound; Ontario.
.passel! Jns, H. Shannon,
Barrister', etc., Hat'riston. Ont.
.
years, From your druggist or
postpaid 11.00•. from Mrrrm Fro-
ducts, 98 ,flverbirch'Ave. Toron-
WANTED TO RL'F'A HAY. PRESS.
100 ACREF, 40 ACRES CLEARED,
to, Ontario,
A. 'Alyea, Curries, Ont.
40 1n good timber, stone -house
5r-4, Burgessville Lihe,
20 x 3-, 8 rooms, fall basement
?
chen, Barn 35 x 56 stone found -MANX
OR SIAXIESE
&tion some ploughing done. well
'fenced, 1% miles west of South
L E A R N HAlRlilt[;N8IN , THE
pare:bred, I3ox 56,' 73 Adel-,
alde St, .W..Toronto.
River, $2500. William. J, Brown,
Robertson method 'information
on request regmrdinc classes
South River, Ontario.
Robtrtsnn's Halydresalnic Acad.
emy 1717 Avenue Rnad. Toronto
QUANTITY OF LARGE WILLOW
trees. Hanger fAmb Company. 8t ..
I+'ARm ACRES, i6Iton!
from town, on highway, con-
to onhighway,
Xing Street West. To Ont.'
- "
-
venient. to "90110'01. Sirs. Arthur
A elf t1A1! A I. I cfhTR t'M In Y7 a
'
Rochon Mattawa, U t
D,
_- -
EAT
FHRF, FEATHER f1F,DS OI'
ail •descriptions: hl hest
R prices.._
paid. Nor pat•ticulurs write to
FRED. A. BODDINGTON BUFA,
sells, exchanrea musical fnstru-
A' BEAUTIFU.I., WELL-{�IPRovrn
173 acres, one mile south
menta, 111 -Church, Toronto R.
Queen City Feather �Co.. 93 Bald-
, -bury, Ont., on Riddle Rond. Chan,
win St., Toronto. 7
rase, Blenheim. Ont.
WANTED 'ro PURUHASF. PIiIa.=
nti- mites • arrd breeds: Htgb'•
01•PORTIT'1ViTIR•Fitt 11'rb!16Rt8
POUi,TRF FARM. .FOR • SALE,ets
eomplefe stock, marhfnery, pout-
',try house for 2,000 hens, 10
E
prtbes paid Apply Pox So 'S1,'
acre -a',
'STontreal.
A H AIRI)RIiSSEsR
78 Adelaide w., Toronto.
lsn8 near Tt is 6 0
e 81 ,00'N
JUI dJANA1)k'St LF.A'IrINr: a-•VHi>tii
_. .. - .. -
or exchange for- DeAry Farm.
Write { r Sopuch,
G. sal tlppnrtunity. .Lenrp
Nsirdressinit _
HATCHING Ed;GK IVAVTM71) FUR
.."Loror il.:
R. R 1,•, F. O.. Lorrgueil,:Que..
,,
Rteasant dfgnlfled Drnfrsston, gond
waaxes, thousr.nds surcessrul Naive,
graduates, AmrrTca's Sys;._
19I4 hnMh7nR sensW Flacks cull.
ed and bloodtesled frie oCrhnrgt
under •0invernmcnt. Au
100 ACRES, 70 I'NDF.A. CL'LT{VA-
tion, -medium clay loam, 15 -mer" -'Per►(.
Er.#at,isl
TRuitribled cirrmloattte free
-. raanranteed premium, pt�arhnrtich-
woodrd, frarn• house, burn 56 ft,
Wrote tr raft
_ability premium pmld. For full
srnnre, hen house, Cement silo,
MARVr;. f4A1l_PltF:N�IVfJ
details, write Box 38, .3 Adelaide '
drilled well, near Ilixhwny, 1%
go 11,10411
W„ ToroNt,0.• - -
frcrr sehooi, r.hurrh nn'rr
$5$ 111.11011 W. TtmiiNTO
_
mrrl;ct. ::only Mrs. John Weir,
Rr•nches 44 klns ret t4srniitew
Wiligham, Ontario.
Q 74 Rideau (street - olt"wa.
iBSUE 45-1145
...w. r..�r1 .:. .,a,.ecnu.:ti.:.a.,•, .m,;.r�,-,. ..a.,.e_ :r+. :.:. -...e.... .._. .:.:.,s _ :n. --..1, _<+u _-...�.ve&r...... .-...,,,�..:. .re,�<w'+f _d . .aw,.r�. _ _<...w.r�.: _ aa^4.. ..�...�..�._;.
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C. 19
k �ard- � e1ware
Thrift Soap Flakes 3 lbs 30c CZ)a �-
PLT
FMBPNQ
$pOR�'iNG — -
--Choice. Corn Brooms 49,. 59, 79 99c p. a>fo s� Brantford BIc --,----GENERAL HARDWARE
_ -
X"WiaL, Empise Bathroom and - -
r EgWpment, Duro Water -
�rA1 tK �[11moll/ �Pana�� O�l ' `e�l��'►S Sjuteme•_ y scala. � - -
T
Egniptnent; and
. . Building Materlala •
w. :'....Ti To Suits $29,75
;One Civilian •Coupon . left for October -- First Come; First Served _
��_� Guaranteed
J. S. BALSIaON ICIKERING
Priority Suits -° Priority Slips,' obtainable �lor Ex-vr cejone 'Pickuerrin�g�6bJ
Good Fit �- Quick 'Service.- - Reserved Cloth d •11i V v
�• SIB
•Persoxmel _
• u� ne�� re�t�ru
Snowden shaker blankets - GOBDON F. OSBOBNE
COMIN
�. �'� � .� - � ': A. E. Richardson
70 x 80 Plaid Pink or Blue, $2.86 per pair C. L. U.
NEXT WEEK ' DISTRICT MANAGER GENERAL INSURANCD
ovREAL ESTATE
REXALL - :EXPIRE LIFE CONYEYANCING
M. SIP C��APMA�N :.._
-
Insurance an bushed agency. �y
Iasnr Comp 7 An old eats
_ One Cent Sale Representatives to serve.-
-
*ed., Thurs., Fri., sari Sat Ross D. Munro -" Phone Pickering 60
_ • _ W. H. Curtis a
t- OCTOBER 24,. 25, 26 and 27_ Torn Puckrin
`Ceo. E. Brown, Audley, Ont.
=Watch For Your Handbill Ralph Ramsden, Ajax, Ontario - - Insurance of - all Binds �'
Brooklin Junior Farmers, Ort. 34 -STORE HOURS—
���
...Masquerade and Dance eek Days - 8. a. m.-9.00 p. UL Telephone, 6 Whitby, Oat. aranea� as
22 18th
12.3a m -5oa Wm. MCEACHNIE a
W a s 80 " ' . visor '
CK
Brooklin Junior�armers are hold- Sundays - P. p. m Address
tiad Dim' aMce on J. BOYES, Phm. H. FURNITURE DBALEB --- Brougham, Oat Pick 6 B 2Z
TH
EATRE October 30. Tt►osE in costume, 40c., - _ -
H BE%ALL STORE
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Not in, costume, 60c. Music by Ruse THE Creightoia..r. .-.. _ _ 8rivato Ambulance Service 0a
rks Prentice.
PHONE PICK. 68
The next Annual Meeting of 'the' ay _ •-
8ealthfally Air-calditibned Brooklin Junior.Farmers Will be'held-
D or Night LICENSED AUCTIO1�iylRS
_ - - ,Phone Pick. 13 For �e Coantle. o: York and oa0•
.- .
on Thursday; N'oveaiber lot. The - aria; wx*o sor to Corp. Ken Prez
. 2MRSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY boys'7 speaker will be Mr. E. R.- Bux, (�, ties of C. A. S. F., and of the IA.&
-head of the Dairy and Service Sup- Pickering, Ontari 7 H. Prentice (formerly PreotMs
OCTOBER 26, W and 27 plies Division of International Har- tice). Farm and - >llasm•
and Prm
Two Shows - .7 and 9 P. M. vester,-Rho will- speak on "Dove to ej' stock Sales a Specialty,' at Fall sad
Saturday Matinee aL 1.$31 P. ]yI- set tractor plows." tlt! lei. M A 1i� 8eaaou" Ratan. -
_ Our tsuoka pass yeas way ovemy PHONE AGIN. 62 W 8. MILLIIe
Wait -Disney .full-length festwe - � LICENSED AUCTIONEER and
:'• The -Three Your Fall Needs I CURL, CORE. VALUATOR BarristerSolicitor Notary Pnblle ,
will be looked after. to the best W O U D, CEM +' N T, Bales conducted Anywhere � , C. R i C H A R DSO N
i Phone or Write Suite 611 - Continental Life BMS
- BAND GRA VEL, 4 Dundas St. East, Whitby, Ont.
,.Caballeros
of our - ability, considering the - +- . 371 Bay ' St. Tofonto _
- 61 _
' In Technicolor,and _
-_ •-ebortage in Be many limes.
_. We nowhave -Banner T)RRI- -- - --- --
-Ra-�•� RI�E�
MOORS AND TANSEY
-- - and-Donald Duck A160 local,oartage word Barristers and Solicitors
sad" it the flesh, Aurora,' Miranda, Sifters, Stove Pipes, Elbows, -We havealdo placed in stocr a full.-,INSURANCE - 'Toronw and Pickering
' Dona Luz and. Cid-n �c -Molina _
r, S,eet Lawn' Brooms, .also- UNE of MAPLE LEAF MILLING :Phones
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY int' 01121 TVX4 st�- COMPANY FEEDS PH.ONE 67 PICK. - Pick 88 --=Scar; 652 EL. 29%
OCTOBER 29, and 31 -= �LVINUSHBFA. W. MITCHELL — _Allan B. Moore -Earl 'faneey
'Last Complete Snow At 8.20 Hs`rdware and Tiaaaith J. A. WILLOUGNBr' -
Piekering, CDL. WtUonyhby Farm Agency DO THINGS RIG33T
ist
a s e Yonge sI d AD060b oil e t n do lrhne wrong.
i► Jack Oakie and • Peggy Ryan Largest Oldest in is Certainly legal
Canada Established Forty I)ocuumts, Wills, Conveyance&
z _ •- also an added attraction Yom"
Fresh Meats Co«suLT OUR ACTIVE Col T DEPT, - Consult Your Farsoter-Lawyer
• " r T HOME IN E CITA.
T
•
Zombies Oil •. �, OR '�
'D STEWART
- -• -- -- Pickering 17 B %!
�} Broadway Fruits. and Vegetables S ors & Atkinson
_Wally _ Brown Alan Cara�y _ --
-.
_.
_- - -
with Belga Lugosi Seaso
_
P!►oae-Age, 842 W2 _ . gtoaff, 290
- - --• . _ •- _ .. - sh in , n• .. Licensed B. A., B. �. •�
' �.� s, °.� - Ontario Land surveyor
:IMRSDAY, . FRI, SATURDAY
866 King. Street; Fast. Oshawa. Oak.
SILKS MARKET
- Auc oneers
:. NOVEMBER 1, 2 and s
Phone Pickering 26
E , -
DF ANNA DUBBIN 2b Year's Experience •:'Notice
• Salve conducted anywhere. ,i
• Specializing in Farm Stock, ,hossomati0i Stora'Doors slur
Lady on a Train Furniture sad Property Sales.
AMSales personally listed • and storm bash - Made to Orris
with Ralph Bellamy Dapid Brece - advertised. Bills prepared
and Asphalt Shiaglb '
.LOOK Asphalt i
Pow Ren Roofin
- Pr oTnpt &S ervice Bordapete.-
- - . ;CARD OF THANKS - _ -- -- - . - _
- High PriEes For Live ,.Poultry .
I wises to thank our enany Pick Reasonable Rates N ,M, C><ordon
ering friends, and especially Dr. V. ;Lntil further .notice we. are paying the following pgONE '290 STOUFFVIILLE
E. CaTtwrlght, who were so kind to' "prices for LIVE POULTRY delivered- to our Plant
our son, and his parents, is our. I at WHITBY:'
deft bereavement- 70P SRAD , HEAVY. FOWL 23c.'-lb. -
Dan. Yoveff I •TOP GRADE-LI.GHT' FOWL, 4-6 lbs. .... 21c. ib. -
:" . ':Pickeri;ig,.' Onta.Mo i TOP GRADE LIGHT FOWL, under 4 lbs... 19c, lb. r
- C
BROILERS, 2 lbs. ........ 28a. b.
?, TOP GRADE. , , 3 The
= TOP GRADE. Roasting Chickens, over_4. 1_2 ,.. 28c. .
Reception in Oshawa Armouries ffi
TOP GRADE Roasting Chickens, under. 4 14 .. 26e.
• -. LI ITED •
For Returned Men Tonight TOP GRADE HEAVY CAPONS, over b lbs. 80c. - - -
_ _... - : Scarbora Junc on s
IA.-Col. L. W. Correll extents -an
limitation to all service personnel
�, PiCKERING FARMS LTD. —
. TELEPHONES Howard 1
117, and Scarbiro•836
I
to a reception in O'§hr#wa'Armouries ' _ _
_WHITBY, _ONTARIO .....
't itaaight it 8;p. m. General Pearkes hough and. Dressed Lumber Millwork
..,Telephone - Whi $- as
sad General Potts, ars to be T
e bone tby 36 F\�q� 3aah - Doers -Scree
vlpeakers Interior Trim . Yeuldiags
_.
Soft and Hardwood Flooifag
MINIONS BALE REGISTER j' PICKERING hMAT MARKET = Brallbo ►anlated•SRock . E)edargrai= Shingle Siding ..
- . • Wallboards Rock Lath Cedar Shingles `
- - Asphalt. Shingles - Bell Roofing, -
Nov. - auction sate • of Basals Tile
• ;: � Q+'RIDAY, No . 2 . • • FRANK R. SMITH • _ . _ .. Proiocts y
liaeonite
Farm stock, Imptemente, Cattle sari - Rock Wool Iasnlation Csm int and Lfine .
household furniture, the Property of 'Weepira Tile .*war Pipe'
G( orge�Cammack, at Lot 12; Don. 4, tjW]#y First - Si�ervice our Aim ;MARTIN-SENOVR 100 p. e. PURE PAii+IT
Pic*mg Tawniship. Sale at 12.90.
Terme cash. Farm has been sold, "WE BUY THE BEST •- YOU MAKE THE TEST"
blikkilb W,. H. Wostney,. clerk, Wm. MAW, Pica. ung >to All grades of B. C. Cedar Shing4es
auedoneer. i
,. . , .,,;-„ ,.:,. -... ,..,--:....:•: s... ,._', K; - _ >.:x'"s,''7' ., fes••' -.— - * * � v• ;, ,,,,s ''K. s."l. .� .�}N"A•,z+7r,1'°e!•.
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',�•L'OM0�0 Jy _ 'Y
AIL
:: ' r �T ; ,:.,..;• K w`n'M'y'' NN ^', ,'•... Com-
-��Aw. H. H. Hannam is President and Managing
,
L.
h Director -A the Canadian Federation `qf Agri -
p _ •.r,.•.'"°`;:,`'w - y -' "•culture. in a message addressed to •farmers,,;
Air—.Hannam
says.• ��
`.-`The farmer •who is wise «�.1� look ahead and
plan caref ully. - - -
1 Y i
"And 'n these ears when prices and returns
:
they have ''been
ran are more satisfactory .x,
,,,1 `• - °
when
-labor is scarce, when : f arm machinery is
h.
restricted, when building materials are not
readily available, a good course to follow would
be that of putting a substantial share -of the }
year's earnings into sound securities such as
{{< z 'Victory Bonds. These'' reserves will not -only
.: s ,
7.
4r ti - provide
�e
a rrasure of insurance - agains i
ficulties in less favorable -years, but at'such time
.S it 'i• - .4 y 1. - - - ._ - .. _ _ .. ' .. -
supplies- .are favorable and costs will
•; "•T' �;;} ' ; : o . probably be lowe'r,-their purchasing power will .
•
_ - ingly- increased. ..
We believe this is good planning from. the
,
...farmer's standpoint. At the same time, it is
the very -best of .planning . f rote the standpoint
of the Nation. -
.✓ ... ./ til` ,
J.
BON S
'IS. �
,y���yb :FARMERS- CAN BUY VICTORY
Y.
. , �, yems
�,
:.on conveszient deferredpaym.
TRDUGN ANY BAIA
= -; _---- ., whchust sign a oshort frm letter
tory Lo airy (b
Nif an ' Salesmen c arks bay e'
ordering '�
the bank to bu victory
----'
- 5%
Bonds for you Pay when ordering
- - any time ring the
and the balance at me du
The -interest 'the bonds
fARMERS
_ next 12 months. _
earn pays the interest on the bank loan.
Know
NATIONAL WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE
:7
40
Pickering News ."Suppletn3rit
THE -MUNICIPAL CORPORATION to a purchaser or to purchasers teat the Sacond Concession, and
of
the TownisChip of-Tickering- in the S+Dp ping ug. selling arArca31 convey- _S C N D LY—T'- e Third . Concess-
...County and Province of Ontario poetion of the original allowance for Line comm--ncing at* the sideliry..-!
road,
�3 ween Lots 22 and 23,
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given THENCE Easterly, approxim.- the - Counsellor or Solicitor with ref -
that the Council of the said Munid- ately 950 feet to a given road. erence thereto, upon petitioning to
12pid Corporation of the Township of ALL PERSONS interested .'r
o be so heard.
Pickering, will, at a meeting thereof wkese lands rnay or might be prej---DATED-this-12t"h dwy of September, -2
to be held on Monday,- the 5th day udicialy affected by the passing of
9459
Of November 1945, at the ':lour of such proposed BylaT, are required
n L. T. JOHNSTON, Clerk
one o'clock in the afternoon, in the to attend when end at the said meeting, v
e Municipal Corporation of the
Council Chamber, in the Mun ciDa. -they v411 he lieard' im person,–or by of � th
Brough Township of Fil c k ring.
Building, in the Village of h.- FIRSTLY—Northerly part I
Of fhe
am
consider. a Bylaw for closin sidelkle between Lots 22 and 93, in
10
ffi
r
4C
MEW.
nd6WELLtr
Acike'
a
0"'IEWHERE in the back of your NOW is the time we must -support
IS!
t
.,ra ioning
n,lind, there's that tirge to go ti and price con ro Make' this PledgeToday!
T I -h
RL R:c -- now it must be filed
Up to the present, we've kept our
un&r "IL-Uture" but it's part of us as
'dollar -Z�-Lo. want to discover for : so if we keep up a sound. And we can continue wv
Car' -is t4 pledge 'myself to do My*part
y
011: 1 St _V�� 9 V."hat the •rest of the world-__�Lto do- strong, In fighting inflation:
Steady fight against inflation!
.I,q li!*.e—co plan& for that "some day,"
ZZ If we fail in this fight, pricesi
- will observing rationing'anid. avoiding
e 11 take a -_�ip! That's why
black markets in any shape or
A. .,,ris Wages will never quite catch
It wst bepart ,of our panning now, e.
form.
to sure suc'--i'pleasant things as up. , Soon, you'll pay, perhaps a
ale 3 A po.-t-war
Able in-'t"he- for a quarter's worth of goods! 'By n
tips poi dollar respecting price controls and other"
And that means your dollar' is anti-ibfi-ation measures, and re -
o rL, d. - And they'll be possible only
fraining from careless and unneces-
if we fi�-';t -,gainst inflation—fight only a quarter! That's inflation.
:nary buying. I will not buy two
buy .... . ....
110te; Canada's dollar worth a ..A a
---- --- after iqflntiQn,4'. comes i e. where one will do. nor will I
ffial a new" where an "old" will do.
_.—pression. Deprdssion means neither
�7'ly i S NO so important? Be- '.you nor anyone else in Canada will
4y buying Victory Bonds and War
V7 Ci.�r!lian goo
cause NO, ds are scarce, have trips.. You'll be lucky if you NSavings 'Stompsr supporting tax -
money isnlentiful.Nl. NOW is the time .:have a. job! So, for our own sakes,
ation and abiding
we rnu s11 1. 1
g '- rcf against paying more for the sake of returned men, for our by all such measures
which will lower the
than thlags are worth—against black children, let s never relax our struggle
to keep Canada dollar worth a full —help keep prices at a
markets—against buying more than TH cost of living and
C>
we need, or goods we don't need! .:.dollar! 4RE1NInorjn&lleveL-
L y
-PArbUshed by THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO) to reveal the dangers of-infianon' . ONTARIO
A&M
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