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rOL• LXV BICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, NOV. 9, •194b Noe t'1
118kerin Tow shy is Over th �T g pe op
.:-,$521,800 8 Thursda � Mornin
Pickering Township has established Presbyterian Church Anniversary - Partition - For Whose Benefit? . � ,
Mrs James Richardson of George. A a
a wonderful record is this lona.... $erveies oa Sunday Last town spent Saturday with friends in by R0IIWhite
Pieke �1 e
` more than double the subscription in , _ -- Vice -President South Pickering g Mn. A. 'Nilson, Toronto, visited
m►y similar period in previous loans, The Pickering Presbyterian con- Ratepayers' Association
aid away ahead of any other asses gregation held their anniversary ser- Major James MacBrien Returns To Mrs. T. Andrew on Sunday.
�"""" Mrs. Matchett and daughter, Helen
of this district. Some of the can- vice on Sunday last with service at ,Practice After Refresher at Osgood* For some years now' the word of Toronto, spent Saturday last with
xasears have over 200 percent of 7.30 P. m. in their church here. _ 'partition'' has been held over the
friends hare, taking is the bazaar. •
tbair 9,bjective. Task you, Picker- The service was well attended. by Major James R. McBrien bas re- TSP alternately as a threat �. and Mrs. H. J. Marquis, of
bag Township. ' _ those of our community, including turned, to bis practice at Oshawa, and a promise. Actually it is neith- Stroud, have been visiting Mrs. Jaw
Figures above were obtained •a few many from . oCher denominations, rtollowirsg the taking Of a refresher er. To make partitioning of Pick-
.mlwAss before going to preis. who bad withdrawn their evening ,course at Osgoode Hall, for service- ering Township an issue at this Andrew, who is is poor lterritb:.
service on the occasion, and who men w"ho are their pract- time is confusing to both sections The Misses Bork* spent tea days
Retary Given • Explanation of ramming in . Norwich recently.
r Period Asehiitettrue were thanked in appreciation by tae :ices after. being on active service There are - sufficient urgent and tit gain after res-
Ross Burne iso s
pastor Rev. D. Marshall, who del- for several years `immediate measures which must be _
�......_ eivi-tg s shaking up, when his vas
ivered the anniversary address. The Major has established his taken to assist the workers and
s Jog. B;amigan, a regular speaker at left the mad (Church St.) a f6W
Dr. Marshall, in bis sermon of famers in.our our district to the south.
the tocnl club dinner addressed toe ~office at Suite 201, 70 King St E., days �ygo, turning over several times .
anniversary and thanksgiving used Oshawa, and opens his office lm- There has been sn almost total
ssoepobess on Tuesday evening; on as � �� "Isaac, who first, build- and severely wrecking his car.
I'b:'iod Architecture, describing in a " mediately. Phone 849. lack of Township services which - —
' eheieik talk the characteristics of the ed an altar. The church was nicely has cost the ratepayers of South Potatoes Are Surd To Get -'We Know
+gavaral Orders of Architecture6 decorated wits well-preserved flow- Township Council News Pickering the price of their annual
SL Xr. Banigan, an engineer and eTa and the music by the combined - tax bill over and over again. A When we heard from the local
}� profession, is of course Whitby -Pickering choirs .was very Four appeals were up before Yue visit to the garages on the high- stores that potatoes will be scarce
F�� -f: n' Well done.. .the unaccompanied Court of Revision at Mondays meet- '.pray during the winter months this winter, we got on the phon*.
gteita familiar with this subject, and On Monday'mo with two
tie iustruatione information given portions o! their choral work, was ing.They were: would be sufficient to prove my "tip-offs"
►g,
on this occasion should prove of �9' nicely carried out, overcoming Lots, 83, 84, assese't increased point. Towing expenses and the. god tip-offs' we started out in
', 4m this
to members who already the always present difficulty of re- Lot 6, now only summer resident cost of repairs necessary due to search of the spuds. Our "tip-offs"
tome to ineinbe s the subject. ��g pitch, without am instrument. Claremont complaint, over fisessed damage .in bucking snow drifts are Proved to be worthless, both parties
#wm The solo work of Mrs. Jack Annan, Lot 22, assessment increased but '•a portion of the bill that work'.- had disposed of from 1500 to 2000
C. G. L T. AdiiUiM was outstanding, the fine quality of Mr. Dales, for the estate of the �ss and business men have to foot bags and- were "sold out". Finally,
-._..� her voice being observed by many. late Dr. Simpson and several other in s -clition to taxes each year. What is desperation. we tried a farm, just
The Comrodes group of the C. G. Mrs• Sprott's enunciation in her residents of .Clark's Hollow, appear- ,about loss of time from work? - and for luck, and got what we wanted.
L T. group held their first meeting "Close'ty Thee" was typical of Mrs. ed before Council asking that the tae strain on nerves and health • o! The Uxbridge farmers, where the
in Cue Continuation- school, Monday Spratt's solo numbers. grade and curve st the top o! the those who have to depend on the best potatoes are grown around here,
evening, with all leaders Present hill be straightened out. Although ply service of trucks for fuel and may, that the situation may be bad
Our Deer Banters Are ,Off Again the members were of. the opinion .
After t)ae opening ceremony, 3ir•a. P food? IL g hard to measure those --about_ next February. Let's hope •
Westney took charge of the basis- that this was the wrong time of costa in dollars and cents. _ P. E. L and the L'. S. send us some.
The local deer hunters started out the Year', for. this particular job,
ens ovherein plane were made for on their annual search for venison The fact is that. the real rs Of Late -Miss Ells McGuire Buried On
the making' of articles for the W. they agreed to have s road, engineer late issue for the ratepayers of
and antlers last week -end. On ask- Tuesday, November 6.
A. bazaar which will be held early Inspect the hill on Tuesday of tail . South Pickering is to keep the roads
In December. sag ,the wife of one of the airnters, week.
if she had heard from them yet, she open -and workers and -business Aresident of Pickering Village
Miss Marjorie White ,thea led in ,.. A B3tlaw was passed at this meet-. men mast get to their jobs. Seven-
repls`ed Ir o, but we never da, un- for the- past thirty years, Miss Ella _
the devotionsl period, her theme ", ing to stop up and sell some of the ty-five per cent of the ratepayers .
being based on the hymns which was less they get something. roads in. -the township, Mary Hetes McGuire passed away at.
o! Pick -Township, the major-
'; - _ A local party includes Messrs' W' John Scott, received a an£ of $35 icer residence on Church St, on Sat -
sang: 'Yaks Tineas to tx ' Heg Westn ' Dr. Cartwright, Fred J . sty living. south of the third, coax
• �'� for the South Ontario. Plowmen's; iurday morning aftr+r a lengthy ill -
for Butt then supervised gasses; Roffey, Toad Dwyer, y cession depend for their Livelihood
whieb all enjoyed, after which -the Mike Dwyer. • 'Hess. She eras is her' 58th year.
Association. � u n `the roads being kept clear of
Harry Purvis, Ham.- Calvert, Dr. P4 Born near Greenvrood, she felt as
Percy Clarke, of Pickering Twp. snow to . et . their work. As a
meeting was closed with else singlag Fallaise L. Abrams and L Dack. ii; Ian ;infant, with her parents for
asked Council for settlement of a councilman I would take the attit-
_of 'Taps". .. __-- -. - -1Hanitoba, W�1serP'-she attended school.
Alert Police Recover Car In debt owing by his tenant, who has ode that their daily transportation ,
Claremont Women's Institute Very Short Order failed to pay her rent during the must be assured and that we seed Af�er 25 years in the West, the
__Halloae'.ea Party _--- 7-7-7-7-,-- -' - -past three- months. Council stated units -- --- . g, where
of the snow removal -equip- family returned to Pickerin
Chief J. B. Irvine was advised by this was a Whitchurch responsibil-
they have resided ever since. A me_m- _
The Hallowe'en Party sponsored by hoar earl on Wednesda morn:, stet Whitehurch wilt went here -. south of .the third cos- ber of . St.. Francis de Sales Church,
'the Claremont Women's Institute, p y y g Pay' S5.7$ air d cession "NOW - :
of the tlief: of a truck bearing' Oat. the tenant the balance of a 510.00 • � she ,pre active- iisr the church for.
and bald in the liall, ivas a 'great License No. C2378, at the Brock Rd., a month rent. Schesstes lor•the�immedia�e ex- 1'Finany. years, being a member of the
success, judging by the• number in tae propetty •of F. G. Wallace. By Mr. Swift, of 'Clark's -Hollow itt penditure of targe • sums of moaney ( Altar Society. Her mother predec-
iattendance in 'costnrtse. 7.20 a. m. he had particulars of the ended Council., asking fora donation in South Pickering 'would inevitably' eased her some time. ago- _
The c2didren .in costume winning truck on the lice teletype system of $50 toward the project of chang- Surviving are: her father,' WiRia .-`
police follow any partitioning and plans McGuire; three. slaters Mrs. lyse
prizes' were: Olga Rhodes, dressed advising almost the entire province
Ing the course'o! the stream running which se. m to be progressive on Yue
w Little Bo PeeP; Francis McColl- of Ontario. At noon hour he was ad- through the :follow. Residents have surface, if based solely upon the are -t Goodwin of Toronto;..(Jennie)
m an Indian Girl; June Davi -police,that bated 5100. Mr. Tett 100 andpRr��be_ownsSister Mary St. William, of Regina,
Beyse the Spirit of Halloween; Keith $50 more. is required. Council will - a nes Carey, a oma; ro- .
J. Brailey, Elgin Taylor and Chas would merely, shift the weight
of thers: -Daniel, .of Manitoba; Harry,
icarsoa as a Bat; Allan Badgers, as • consider the matter.
J. Richards, had been arrested while taxation upon', those workers and
;a Hobo.; and Blair Evans, as a Brack it charge of the, vehicle near' Pow- Dept. of Highways have sanction- farmers least able to pay. However, of Oshawa, and Charles, at home.
Cat. The pairs winning prizes were: assan. Chief Irvine left -for North ed the purchasing of 'a snow plow' it. not so much the principle that Requiem High Mass was sung by
Phyllis Beelby and Shirley Taylor; Bap to bring the prisoners baclr io and wing and a new International is wro,ig as fire way its which they sRev. Father. B., T. . Kyte; at St.
Tues -
and Alan Pilkey and. Carl Norton. Whitby. . Charges were laid before. truck. Both are ready for purchase would bring about these .local imp-. Francis de Sales Church, on Tues-
Aduft winning were: Mrs. Wilson, now, day morning, assisted by Father V. -
and v�arrants for their arrest were rovements. True• we have a prepon- Hicks ,Whitby.
as a European -Peasant; Mrs Frank rasa W, C• Marker• local J. P. The problem' of an assistant for derance of workers whose jobs• are y '
Caracas as :s Spanish Lady; Ml's the Assessor will 'probably "be ane- o tside of the township. In slack Pallbearers were tiep}sewsi' lack,
Boniface, .as a Scarecrow; Mrs. . IL ; d "What Anne Brourht wered by hiring a young woman for u p' Bill, Charles and Harry Goodwin; - -
Piliry, as Aunt Jemima; Mrs. Snt- Home" at Mt. Zion Charas times, it is argued, •the support of and John and William Powers. In-
office duties and letting Mr. John- ,many falls upon the few, and wins
ton, as s 'Witch and Mrs. Fuller sa To4tight4 Nov. 9- stow assist Mr. Spears. torment took place in St.. Francis.
an Owit. At the evening session, s gieup no revenue. from local indust the
Raspberries in November at �Pick*r- load might easily become a anger Cemetery stere.
The Fairs were: Mrs. Rhodes as from the South Pickering Ratepay- to• the healthy state of the township • `
ing. Wye have the' berries here. ,
Was Chwemont 1915, and Miss Bass els Association waited on Council to. the bps. Regardless he the coip
as Who Claremont 1948. Also Mr. We are indebted. to crit Gerald with several problems, rectness 'of this argument; and - r
Don. Hedges and Mrs. Fred Morley An 8 -hour day for our local pol- personally trunk it is over simpli- Pickering United Church
as a Mixed Marriage. Cowan for our receiving. a few of Y p ,
ice chief ossa one....another, this Rev. Root. C..Z'o eland Minister `
tae, New Marcy berries Brawn at fled, •the real need of the township
Refreshments were served to an, zoning of this township' into: agric- is a Zoning Bylaw which would; div- 10_.00 A. col and,
Dunbarton, by Mr., Alec. Gordon.
sad an orange extra to each child. uitural, industrial and residential ide certain areas into industrial and Bible Class, taking lesson
ase berries were nicely packed in a� The Association made the - from Isaiah: 6, 1-.6 turd
a small box and shipped residential sections. Located as the
pp by Trail to suggestion, adding that a great deal township is; ' midK••ay between . two 5: 15-20
us....berries, leaves and stalk. They of thought--.and--investigation would p 11.00 A." M. - Evangelism and Vis ---
CRIME TALKING PICTURES are eautiful-looking` berries, and large business centre4, served by two �
have the same health a have to be made in the matter. They railways and' a firsi-clasq sigh,.vay station.
- PICI:ERING - Y ppearanCe also want a speed limit in Dunbar 7.00 P. M. - W. M. S. Thankoff.
..plus miles of good lake frontage, r
'TOWN. HALL raspberries mig'nt be expected to ton, which will of course, be deal' ' k
have in a bit warmer season, South i'ic.cering has everything in n8% . cls•
_FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16' with by the Dept. of Hiths vays,, - its favor to induce. industry.
at 8.30 p. er. Accounts paid - Relief, $141.47; The Pickering Township Council Dunbarton United Church
"Pi Toff nshi Library Notes g Rev. A. E. Holley, B. A. B. D.
*kering P . �� s Contingencies, $1103.99; Roads and hould NOW call upon the Drew Y, ,
Police Needs Members of the Pickering Library Bridges, . 52692.19; Sheep boss^g, Government to amend the Municipal Minister
'Spearker - C. R. Crad•ford $6.1.25. A 9.45 --Sunda School and Adult
Legal Counsel Police Assoc.:'. will be glad to hear that there are a- Act giving t;te municipalities anth- y
o1E Ontario gars new books in the Librarc. 'C -COUNTY ority to pass a Zoning Bylaw, Our Fellowship Eleass
Ti.nsberlane", a recent Book of the COLN Y OF O'�1TACOUNCIRI ci should do once, oto 11.00 a. m. -« Aemem rave eMD
Everyone •Welcome' Council o thse at - 1
• Month is b t :. assure the future prosperity of the.. _ .. sy'n
Silver Collection � Y he popular author, � � 'township in a rapidly changing """"-O'— •
Auspices South Pickering'Sinclair Lewis and stands up well
P ' . A meeting of the County .Council -world. They should add their voice St. George's Church,' Pickering ' '}
with his earliest and best novels. 'It
Ratepayers Association of the Corporation of the County of Sunday, November 11. '
to the general demand for such an s
�-��-- r� . •rte s•r �' , is the story of the marriage o! an• <•,
old judge with a Ontario, will be held pursuant to amendment, Remembrance Day
SALE RMISTE;i 1 g Yong Rife' and is adjournment in the Council Chamber This measure would assure Arse Celebration of the'Holy Communion
told with realism and satire, yet in the Court House in Yue Town of at 11.00 a. m. Preacher, Rev. E. Q
also with tenderness. In ^_ger Own security of business firths wishing to
Saturday, November 24 -auction este People" b Whitby, 'on Monday, the 19th day o! locate in the townshi and put us Robinson. Df farm farm stock,; im laments, P y Grace Tom ki Rosalie p
p boy, i November, 1945, at the 'sour of Novo in-line for the Federal Government Sunday School ai 10.00 a. au 1
grain, roots, household furniture, brought up in an English settlement o'clock in t"ne afternoon. 0 -
n std., at Lot 21, con. 1, Pick- goes back to her own French Can- grant„ for the necessary district imp- i.
'Poultry All accou:tts to be laid before the rovements. This is the only Finan- 9t. Pauls Church,-DunWrtori
wring Twp., mile send a° quarter west people and out of the struggle Council . should be for waftled to the cially sound plan that will work in Sunday, November 11.
for adjustment cornea warm , friend-
of Pickering Village on No. 2, the Clerk, property certified, at least "Remembrance Day*
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of Howard Shier. Sale st snips and a happy.Iove. Is Lin Yu- continued an page 3 - .
property tang's new book, "The Vi o three days before fhb. meetir►g of Anniversary Service at 3.00 p. Mo -
1.00 sharp. Terms cash. No. reserve " gil f a -the Coursed. To- the Edifier: commemorating the nth Anniverl;
as owner giving up famiing owing h soon, be writes again of• China, DATED at Whitby, this 6th day• �_..:.., nary of the foulsding of the congrpga- '
his oven country, and throws much
to Wness. Ken. and Clarke Prentice, of November, A: D., V45. � Soatb Pickering Twp." tion and the 11th of the Opening of
•ao Uonews, Ont. light on the differenew that havo R. ab Buddy Tice South of Pickering las a the church. Special preacher, Rev. J.
,�„�� led to the present .*fires war. Cay Cleri lot to wh+4st, control of their own S. Colclougrn, B. A., B. D-, . Rector_ -- _ ` "' eontWmed on page 4 of Christ Church; Oebaws. _.. WNW
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'An apartment is a place where
on start to turn oft the radio and of the flavor and goodness w;
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you find you've been listening to'�i����✓/t
Sweet and cool! !n any Pipe y
the neighbor's: in Maxwell House Coffee
K -Dunwich Chronicle. ry FROM SNIFFLYr STYJrFV OISTRiiO OR
because it is Radiant
Roasted". Every coffee Q� Arh >M
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y e e bean is roasted thoroughlya.�, rttef from catanbal allscry
'�� PaiWW �eS -all through 1 starts to cane when you put a few
.. •. ; ! � � drops of VickaVa-fro-etol in each utx• .. • - �»
Here Is the chatice for e"sy. ptr fail.�Ilg.tIO't10i13aOeffeCtiVe...rtWlta
wa In Canada suffering from more. Londonderry naval base, one of Bre so good • because it (1) rsdtJcts
itching, painful piles to try a'simple swollen snatlbranes. (�� i00tl1ee loll•
,. home remedy with the promise of the headquarters of,the war against.
a reliable firm to refund the con tatial. (3) helps clear sway
of 'the Ireatmeat it you are not the U-boat, is to, become an anti���•..�
satisfied with the results. submarine school. bKga,jyl��
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quickuse and pleasing results are
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- the treatment Is continued the sore.
painful pile tumors heal over leave
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and healthy. Get a bottle of Hem -
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what an easy, pleasant wain this is
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In the Netherlands, education is China s one of the foremost
obliptocy, from ages 6 to 13. In -coat conn_ tries in the world, with
struction is free in both, public and reserves estimated at 2.13,66e109;
denominational schools and teach-
ers are paid by. the State. 000 tons.
2. NZCK
- BABY CHICKS FUR BALE .. FARJdS 'FUR SALE YU/YlUl:IiAP611
COLD Phybrid, crosses 14 weeks up to
PULLETS PURE BREEDS AND GASOLINE ENGINES. NEW" "
Briggs and Stratton air-cooled. >!6 -ACRE FARM. TWP. OF NOTTA-
Y� CHRISTMAS CARDS FROM
_ laying. Fall hatched chicks -booked Most modern engine built. Low wasaga, j! mile from town of
to order. Free catalogue and cost. Write for descriptive fold- Stayner, good 2 -story dwelling, YOUR OWN SNAPSHOTS
IS
WAY price list: Tweddle Chick Hatch- era and prices. Scope Sales Co, barn with cement foundation,
cries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. Dolt 862.
Ottawa, Ont. fresh water in'bdth; $4,000. Mrs. ' Your negatives make the must dit-
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George Orr, Creemore, Ont, tinetive Christmas Cards 'you can
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.WE'VE •DAYOLD CHICKS FOR
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f eee instructions. $2.00 for 2 -ounce- 180 ACRE& GOOD MAPLE BUSH, treasure tdo tparti) ularlyour rlfriends on .
- - = + �AitQirlifAA %4�16/et - prompt,shipment -White Suaeez, bottle. Cash with order, Joha with or without machinery, cheap active service. Se e'et your fayourits
New Hampshire, Barred Rock,,_ Mason, R. R. 4. Lansdowne. Oat Box 474, Smith Falls, Ont negatives and send to us. Weil
brie s FAS% tug cardd RELIEF! Wyandotteer, Austrolorp0. cross return attractive, embossed eon
with pictures printeddn
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breeds. A few started. Bray Hat- PARTI COLOR COCKER PUPPIES. FIF1 T ACRE POULTRY FARM. 6 -and envelopes for malling--all
chert', t30 John N. Hamilton, Ont. registered. !.Bernard DilUng, 2E, acres Bush, extra good'buildings,
' .. C.O[a getting you down? Follow the for 68c. Order early. (2 Photos on
-Inosamine 1-Wkl-way 1A fast relief Nedaon St., Bowmanville, -Oat. good water, poultry and equip- -Calendars .for 25c.)
ment Included $225Q cash. Apply
:`-frim the miserable, dragged -out TWENTY-ONE YEARS EXPER- . . PUPS AND LONG I•IA.IRED KI11- W. Gallagher, Ddorganston. Out. STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE -
"achy" feeling often associated with fence ICL poultry breeding are tens wanted, highest prices, good
yQyza=for the asking! Just write homes. Dixon's, 1821 8t Antoine, ' 13 ACRES NEAR' BOWMANVILLE. Boz lzs. Postal Terssdui A, Toronto
`'collas. for the Tweddle catalogue .t4 -day, Montreal. god bearing orchard, poultry A customer at Berwick. N.S., writes
It generally takes only one Instan. It will tell you hour you can In- housea for 2,000 birds, barns, silo, us., -"I received the beautiful Christ -
crease your productivity by stock- FOR SALE, REGISTERED DOR- . price $7500. Terms: more land mas cards which you printed from
t731e tablet bringing •ing with healthy, usky Tweddle set ewes and rams, unrelated. V. available complete bathroom, my own nega.Lives, and I want you
relief fr011i COId suffefing.You we. Government Approved chicks. Bartlett, R No, 2, Canfield, Ont furnace, hydro, 20 miles from to know how pleased T am with
sBriefly the .Tweddle system 18 Oshawa.' possession arrangedS. , M.' your wonderful work and prompt
these fBSt-att11>g' prescription -type this - bloodtested breeders of ATTENTION. FARMERFOR L Clemens., R.R. 6, Bowmanvitle,, service. I will be a regular .custom-
TositantitlC tablets go to work almost proved livability and productivity Sale: TrActor 19rea, made of rub- .,Ontario. _ or of altar Snapshot Sarviee from
immediately easilskpain; lessening dis. are, selected. The ebicks hatched -ber, suitable far bolting oa steel now op.' -
It]itanL3ne's � _ under the .finest conditions. All. 'wheels, $10,00 each. When order. Any SIze Roll -6 or 8 Exposures,
chicks are carefully inspected and ing state diameter and width of HAIRD_R1rSSIyG DEVE'LOPIPn AMD PRINTED tae
hidatim of three proven medkinal any weaklings are culled before 'wbeet: National Rubbir Co. L.d-
�- ingredients works in these ways to shipment, Result you are assured. S Wiltshire Ave.. Toronto. Ont LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE .4 MOUNTED EMLARGEMFMiTS les.
of a live, hardy shipment of fine Robertson method. Information Size 4" z s" in Beautiful Easel
bring you effective relief: chicks. Cash in on Europe's large HAILED HAY FOR SAL£• Ti3t0- on request regarding claasesr Mounts-
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1. lase pain and discomfort. market to -day the Tweddle thy Broom Grass, Red Top Mix. Robertson's Hairdressing Aced- You can have enlargements, colons -
way. Write' for free rataiprue cure and Upland.' Por particulars - emu, 187 Avenue Road. Toronto. ed by hand for a small additional
2. Prolong rslieffrom discomfort. and prices at once. Also free :write J. Firman, Holmes. Mani- chaise.
- .. .. range pullet's for Immediate de- toba.
"J. ORsN dsplrnstallFtleliilg. livery. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries,,-, HELP WANTED 1?Yams1 Enlargements 4" X. $", oa
Give mild, stimulating "lift." Limited, Fergus, Ont. REGISTLMED COLLIE PUPS SA- ivory tint mounts, in frames 7" a Y'.
ble and white ten weeks old rea- HOUSEKEEPER. WIDOWER, b0 Burnished: GoWor. Sliver, Circassian
Try lnstantine- chances amyou will sonable. R. Horton,' Sca'rboro - Canadian, Protestant Nlce farm Walnut or Blaek Ebony. finiah ale:
Hever again go back to slower -acting SUCCESSFUL POULTRY RAISERS Bluffs, Oat. home close to Kitchener. Na Print your name and address ,.plata-
+ turn to Top Notch. Top Notch smoking or drinking; State age, ly on all orders.
pteparat9ons for relief of cold discom- chicks are tilling poultry houses ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW, USED wages, children welcome. Bos 60. If. enlargement coloured 79c
i
fo[t.Relyonlnstantine,too. for relief wherever profits are beim sought bought, sold, rebuilt: bens pul. 73 Adelaide W.. Toronto.
$rbtnevt!y you suffer from lilataddclu or .-come
The name Top Notch has !eye, brushes. Allen EIectric Com. . MUSICAL IN ME
to symbolize Increased pro- !+any Ltd. 2326 Dufferra SL Tor- HOUSEKEEPER. ACTIVE, RE-
$Ia1dCtda segs &r pain. All drggltores • fits to enteror{sines. poultry .rats- -onto. liable woman as housekeeper for ]FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYS,
ItaY0ln3tantine ers because Too etch rhlckp'nre farm home, vicinfly of Toronto. wells, exchanges musical lustre-
- profitable chicks. The Ton Notch FOR SALE ROUEN DUCKS PRIZE child welcome. Boz til. 7$ ' Adel- meats, 111 Church, !ornate =
%ystem of breeding Includes the. stock ..ducks $3.00, drake $4,00, aide W., Taoronto.
tnnstup to afe .methdre- Archie Ba
oq of
r p gg, R2 Heapeler. On- -
_.
peJect{orr adnd handitnir th»-t re- tarso,, _ OPPORTLNITINS FOR WOMEN
- sunt In high standard Govern
anent- oT.�- o=�• --_ - _ _1LIN0 OPERATORS AND
buyin=•chicks, choose the name special heavy duty for tractors FLOOR MEN WANTED BEA HAIRDRESSER
"�.'� ' you can trust _ buy Too Nntrlh St:. postpaid. Ivan Martina St.- JOIN -CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL
St. -
to `~�� COMPETENT LINO OPERATORS
mere �, iLn early PTflpment , of Tnp 'Notch "Jacob's, Ontario.
loot mea wanted for news -
Great Opportunity. Learn
and
chicks will ret'yor+ off to a fly- aT'RPLL'S PILRs Tpaper prtating office, permaneof Hairdressing _
tn¢ start In the European err FILES position. highest wages. Wilson Plesaant dignified profession. 'good
and poultry meat market, Won't A COMPLETE SET OF 50 ASSORT. Publishing Co., 7$ Adelaide W., wages, thousands successful Marvel
-delay ,write for our free ca- -ad files; --from 6"-14": includlnit• greatest gym -
ready
• nearest Employment snd graduates. America's
talorue to -clay. Alpo taylnr and flat, half round. round, square. f
ready. to lav bullets for lmmedinte etc.; rough and smooth: at a Selective Service' Of Ice.' Order tem. Illustrated catalogue tree.
.delivery. Ton Notch Chlckerles, clearing price of. $8 delivered. Re- No, 1. Write or call
n* ine
•f:ueiph, Ontario; cupetools and Metals Limited, .. MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
1212 Aldred Building, Montreal, SCHOOLS
25 FREE CHICKS OUe• MEDICAL � Bra 68 ,BL.00R W„ TORONTO
=�clf -yam= B , Branches: 44 King St Hamilton
+50-46w q BAUM EKA FOOT BALM . DE- d< 74 _Rideau Street.' Ottawa.
Ant weQh RaWiiass slopk Pok proren,v o1 , .Fnundatton and Re- -dwelling attached, Hydro, bath- s r s odar _
rt -tered BIrB A11 Rree Pre , room, `screened -In booth on store' 45c. bottle, Ottawa 'ageaL Den- PERSONAL
blood -tested. Pricer from 3 , tet," verandah, 2 double -deck modern man Drug Store, Ottawa. '
He. All guaranteed oxcet'lent poultry houses, capacity. 700 lay- ASTROLOGICAL READING 10c
���� lavers. Don't delay. order now. era: 2 B.A. gas pumps, good gar. NEW HAIR GROWTH. OR YOUR. Contains your lucky _days,, Wheq,•
Goddard Chick Hatcheries, Rrl-- den :land, on 33 scenic Iilghaal, to plant and harvest by' moon's
tannta Hetrhtp. -Ont, i collets east of Cdenora Ferry, big money back. That !a the guaran- phases, etc. Bend birth date. [.au-
tourlst drive to summer, over j2,- tee behind x• I", theamazingentlan Specinitidk St L "rent
` ,ACHES...,I1r'WTi.T: PAY YOU TO FILL YOUR 000.00 net'income 1944; $15,040. formula;, a d dadruMontreal, 9, Que.
Dena with good layinr or ready to cash for b ess, failing and thinning -_
property, Invoice J. ' prseee'
- - - lay pullets now. We can Rive for lienee. Apply R. J. 'Allison, haft, $1'.50' and' x2.76 at all drug- _
6eksa6s is t►k*o taassd immediate dolivery on many pure Adolphuitown, Ont. stats - or direct from Luanl ` PATRDtTs
by Iasi Products, Windsor, Ont.
se>litL O��"Ildsat OfOrder �y breeds and hybrid crosses. , der
sTai fav old chicks hatched to notch STORE WINDOW PRICE
'seii9and Psisetts rt+wia a dos , _ j'ETFIERS'FUNHAOOI9 O COMPANY '
a7aten Theo for Fall delivery. Top Notch TICKlrT$ PROVE .%
REMEDY _ EVERY SUF. Patent Sollettors, Established
--Ue as IMadrae6a►�ti�sa�atSe pain, &;-Ch!Fiteries, Guelph. Ontario. SW Ready for' your Individual niices. ferer of,Rheumatic Pains or Neu- 1890; 14 King Wast. Toroote,
OW Write for samples. Kelly Print- ritis should try, Dixon's Remedy. Booklet of information . ap .00.
am $dais. To b�iYear it 124 I� Munro's Dru quest _
Dedda BIISIMEgB AND PROPEATt Toronto, Wellington $loser Weal Ottawa:
•�r p�dsr+ em•TbS.iarl-. IF YOU ARE TT AF SF.L- - WANTED
sD+sete�atnsdaltl�sddddsis�IgPWindabias iinR your Business or Property. GET READY FOR. WINTER..
bit W& d» Ilea biled.Ssitl aernlllaie, tai Targe or small and want rood re- DAN- KELLER EQUIPMENT
sults. consult this office. 3n years LIMITED Build. up your. resistance with. ,-HIGHEST PRICES. PAID
experience 1n selling all kinds of Merrtils System Tonic '1i'abletp. For all kinds . of dressed poultry,
" CHECKED property. for further information Bay City gas shovel, ,i!8 yard with. :Canadian favorite for forty Get our
-write. Geor�ro Lawton. 709 Oriel- backhoe, dragline, fairleads end years. From your druggist or IIricea before 'you sell.
4fV4?*M 41 lett* Ave., Windsor. Ont clam bucket .''postpaid $1.00. from Merrill Pro- Write, phone or wire
-oe Money 8sek Bay City 314 swing 818 vara Pltovel ' duc-ts, 98 .Silverblrch Ave. Toron- JOHN C. COOPER
with backhoe only, Good condi- to. Ontario. ,
SSQ4 BI.00R 31. W., TORONTO
Foraaiekrelieffromitchin¢eauaed by M14 Bi'aTRF.aa f►PPARTTTIiTTTF.B tion. PHONY JT1. 9339
athlete's foot scabies, pimp ea and otheritchin� 'Fordson 314 swine 3;8 yard crawler STOMACH -SND THREAD WORMS BUYER, MR. TED BOWLER
send! use ore, coolinngg. medicated 11 uid type gas shovel. often are the cause of 111 -health,
- 0. p.�RIPTI0 Greaseless sad ;7.000 OPTIMIST HOME Fordson Universal model A 3 4 do humane, all area. No one im-
_ `'stdalesa Soothes: comforts and quicklyy calms n p dson S18 yard crawler type JrRs r HARDWARE' BUSINE38 WANTED.
Intense itching. Don't'suffer.Ask��oouvrdrugaist `MAY BE' YOURS Saone.. Why not•find nut; 11 thio fa_
today for O. D. D. Pl![iCR11�TjpN. ALSO PARTICTPATF, TN f50,nn shovel, with skeleton trailer fur your trouble ,interesting imrtlea- state stock, turnover, any neces-
anme. Rebuilt, Locgted fn„Tor- , nary particulars,- -confidential:
monthly Bond dFAw. Other prises IRre -= Free. Write Mulveney's
---- Dei»its on receipt. Shares $1.00 onto. 'Ready, for immediate, dr- Remedies, Specialists, Toronto S. Box 69, 73 Adelaide W. Toronto.
r _ HEMORRHOIDS teach or s for . Ftrin: Send M7 55 foot
_
*fiob r 6 f 15.00. Optimist Industrial Brownhnist quipped with WANTED TU PURCHASE PULL -
Club, 'Box 445-74, St Catharines. 65 font cr»ne boom, one yard DO TOL' DREAD THE COMING • eta all ages and breeds. High
clam Bucket," >n A=1 condition. prices paid. Apply Box, No. 61,:
Ontario. of bedtime because you choke up
2 Specie[ Rungdies' Located rear Toronto, with Asthma? AZO Tablets taken 78 Adelaide W Toronto,
IMseen Ointlin" l +510 000 HOME Gen'ernl shovel: New. 1938. Excel le t
Mo CIN Dlikef� + eordition•.chtal before conditions and relievethe
pie P
bron-
Moem Pile Remedy No. 1 b for Prowith
lin$ SITILT ANYWHERE IN CANADA P & H model 150. >�'yard'shovel and peacefully, free from courhlnr HATCHING EGGS WANTED FOR
or malas pUee, sad is add is Tube, with pi to winner's specifications, or drn,line. and wheezing' $1.00 postpaid. 1946 hatching season. Flocks cull:
htw�l Qllraim �oa7� Meoaalu: $10.000 in cash will be awarded IntPrnnrionnT T2n: a nipped with'
No. vfoeExteraalltchinppils.8old n Nroney back trvarnTMtee if instruc- -ed and bloodtested tree of charge
V lot ase is tar external use oath. Price 6(M. lucky winner, Also chance on .. Gnr Synod hrillrtnzer, tions followed. John (`nmpbell; under Government 9u ervlsfon.
"CsderbyanmberfromyourDruMist $l On mnnthly draw, Winner ip Internpt+onnT TTTr4 diesel trnctor 131 Keewatin, Toronto 12. Guaranteed premium; plus hatch-
still eligible for `house draw in with Bucyrus -F rie »nrlednzer. ability, , premium
December. All proceeds for child- Internntinnnl 'rD9 with Bucyrus- paid. For full
fe hulirrnde-. DON'T' DF,LAYI EVERY STIFFER- details, write Bok 89, 78 Adelald*
ren'.s welfare.
Tickets fl. each , Br. er. of Rheumatic Pains or Nevrf- W.. "Toronto.
12 for $10. Nnil remittance to Sud- 'eaterpillnr T)7, New 1938. F.gvippe8
�hss a .�.SU w bury Kiw»nis rlub, Rox, 53 with TAPlant-Chante nnerledozer, tis should try Dixon's Remedy.
Two Caterpillar diesel_ model DI _ Munro's Drtsr Store.' 335 Elgin. BETWEEN' NOW '-AND' LATE
$ W relieve MONTHLY DYFTNG AND CLEANING trusters with LpPlnnt-Choate br- Ottn�cn. Postpaid fLnfl, Spring, White, Birch Bolts, 2T"
` draulic anrl•edozers. New 1942. 'long, 7" and up top. -Must be
1 Emu HAVE YOTJ ANYT'IiING NEEDS Good conditron. fresh -cut, tree of doze and large
y ` ' dyeing or cieaninir? Write -to us Cnternillnr DR t*nrtnr *vith Tn /+Ht►Tt►GhAt R14i- limb knots. Also. iptereep�ted .. in
for information. We are rlRd 'to Tournenu anrlednaer. New 1%41. Poplar and Basswood Bblts, i"
anaw_ec Y-0ur questlon i. Depart- - •Caternillar- model to va,aollne-poo- 'TIME- TESTED, QUALITY and• up 'tap. 48" tong. If you can
L1diaE Pinkiism'aV ment IT. Parker's Dye Works ered bulldozer. First-class -condi- auply, in earl 0ts, write for our. ,
_ eset4bleCompound Limited, 791 Yong* Street, To- tion. SERVICE and. SATISFACTION quotatT6ns, Keenan Woodenwaro
pot only helps relieve monthly pain but 'route. - -• -Caterpillar -model '45 tractor only. Your films properlr deveioped and Limi d, Owen" Sound. Ontario,
to n
1111 aeeompanying nervous. •blvd, �. Nlc,- condition. "' ' printed,
kV -when due toftuictionld rO'R 9AT.P3 Caterptilpr RR raw irnetor with Ln- t OR.R V.XP(7jWRE ROLLS 25c I-DOSr BASSWOOD B E E C - B'_
i�6tlitbtiied. its ail plant-Chnnte birl.l(lozrr.- TtFPRTN" R-fdr 25c'- Rlrch, Elm, Maple. Rlso Poplar
PIANOS, A LIMITED NUMBER OF Cnternlllnr D{- 1941 model mob - FINEST RNT,AROTN(; SERVICE acid White Birch Bolts, good
iYemedlcimimtLiaparil0se. our small new pianos will soon Tonder. • $14 yard dfe-rinq bucl:m 5"ou mnv not ort. nJl, the .fUms you prices.. Write. to The Onkvlll•
p AieI- Campo tiRd-..As S Re trid -' b1-aval?ab16: WPiti Tdr'clt2viar, and anRledozer-Rphvllt. went this rear, but you can stet all Basket Co. Ltd.. Oakville. Ont,
FoQow libel dhections, M I Orders executed in turn as re- New winchpa to At Caterpillar TI: the nuntity an�1 • service you desire
cahWd. Factory Hason and Rlsch D4 and Ds.' b�.sct : in r�nr flims. to
Limited, 641,King-St, Weit,' To- 3S� illus* "116 ei' Wes$. t!RI•f•:►'• •. PlinTf► sRAVICR
to>!C0. Toronto s. Ontario 5t,erion 1. Toronto ISSUl "_1e41e•'
/ X
--= "assif ied Advt'a - Letters to Editor, continued
. P1aflo Juning- VAen -yo _.cne ;gid were and TANLEY
Electric Washer —for sale. Apply widen you need, 'end, municipal i
S
-- .T. Bourne, Brock Roaa. _ ' office and offices within q few miles
RWanted — 100-150 acres with bush of any ratepayer, none • of this 25
_
and stream, modem boons and good _ -- _.Theatre....
airs t0 _ _ miles to see the Clerk etc. 3rd, dev--
barns. .Can pay case. Apply Mrs. . eloping of police, education and
Henderson, 14 Southwood Drive, .Plana- Aceordians; Guitars, - and sanitation measures to the best
--. Toronto.Nov. 15. advantage. 4th, showing inducements _ __�jlle,
"Stoa
Unless Whippet 1928. Sedan bearing : • r
' ► to anaouiacturers and giving them _
Ban oa & Ukeleles
Ont. License 4T771 is called for be- • , .. Certain privileges to establish in our FRIDAY — 'l9ATUSDAY
.9
tore Nov. 15, 1945, same will be
to pay expenses. Howard Davis,. _qear
_ „ area, a something; which 'up to now NOVEMBi� Sand 10
`eoI"d �xperlenee ee
.bn. frowned upon by our mon-
-R. R. 1; Whitby. Nov. If - icipal fathers; 60, Wee can_bs_#teld set Mein St. Louis
WILLIAM'S LARTAG Q • ._ _ -• as tn*y•are, and give a greater ser-
t-' Move Anything .Stage, COneErt & Radio - •*ice to the district, or they can be Judy Garland Margaret•O'Brien
'Reasonable Rates reduced' and render what you are'
Whitby, Ontario —Phone 438 I. �• BEID getting today; 6th total coat of Selected Short Subjects
-, 3nonicipal operation reduced by be -
- errywood Road s -
FOR SALE —cook stove. Apply -ing in close contact with work. - MONDAY — TUESDAY
next door to Radio Store, Dunbarton Dunbarton, Ontario - Phone Pickering 1 R 23 The main disadvantage is the loss
FOR SALE _ Sewiigmachine, drop -of the northern portion of this town-' NOVEMBER.12,and 13
head; treadle. $22.50. Apply 38 ship's assessment, which you can Casanova Brown
Glynn -Ave. Ajax, Ont. _ ��" - �� Overs now control if properly organized _.
ST'IiAYT ?. or S; OLE N — frum the Radios Refrigerators +.��'""'
+t North Pickering to be discussed starring. Gary. Cooper
Courtice Estate siTe: scareiMI
s,- weight ' WASHING ACHI. ES and • OTHER " APPLIANCES nit week' • - - -
r 61b.; -Whits enamel. pail; Aluminum Nov. T, 1946 N. E. "McEwen Select :bort Subjects
double cooker; Small bread tray; 2 - - - -- -_ --
. "SALES' —SERVICE
sauce Pane; Pair feather pillows.
••` 1.' WEDNESDAY — .THURSDAY
Anyone knowing whereabouts of t _ It's a good story
r above kindly advise Jos. B. Gormley, HOUSE WIRING ,"What Anne Brought Home" NOVE14BE.R 14, and 15
Dunbarton.Mt.
o e
Zion Church Tonight
FOS SALE Shropshire sweep. - - sama >t ung Peopi is Club Out of This World
- Low price. Apply George Gibson, ori., ROUGE
Greenwood Road. -By Popular Demand Eddie Bracken and Diana f ,=
`:FOR SALE— Down and dead trges ELECTRONIC LABORATORIES � "
another
Selected Short Subjects
An bushy corner Greenwood Road and _ -
_ . .. r DA -
NCE and EUCHRE
6th Concession. Q F. Bulmer, 77 DUNBARTON t `PHONE PICK. 15 R 32 CHARD INN
OR FOTO NIT -E •THSi3Ii$ •-
Wellesley St., Toronto. _ - TUES. NOV. 13, at 8.30 P. M.
FOR SALE - about 50 ' Plymouth _ _ _.Dance to the best orchestra in
the world --all new recoords. Choice Meats
- Rock pullets, 5 month. J.' Wal- 1 _ __ --
ton, Pickering.
ON�OH/ ;-Refreshii eats Adm. 35a
- /Y1 BET YOURE auspices South. Pickering Ratepayers?Fish il[l Season
FOR SALE — Ford -Ferguson trac- WISER Nowt Association _-
tor and plow. Apply News Office. You May Pay -More - You Can't
-
-FOR RENT — house and lot with
AUCTION garage. is Village of Broughant. ` ; AU SALE .
Huy Better
Oscar Wilson, 2 Beatty Ave., Ajax, - � �,,hi
LIVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS
by tette; or'evenings after 7.00. "Phone ,1808 ClatetnopE, .Oat.
"FO's SALE — Chesterfield and j! �� - Bear Lot 9, -Con. sem, Piekeriri in) Claremont Meat }
f wing chair; Ivory buffet.. and drop- j S Twp.
leaf kitchen table to match. Apply SATURDAY, N(WEMBER 17._ -
Mrs. Percy - MacDonald; Church St -: t
_.
North Pickering. p�opertq of - rl1/I"arks _
—nought and Sold— LLOYD PEGG -
Used Clothing — sterilized, clean- _ �� ! d ' - - • . « • head the Classified Ads Each Week
-ed and pressed like new. Carry a.. Aged horse; honest wocker in ttiw Pickering News _
large stock of high ela%s suits, +-�-} �•� ° Hutsteia -cow, -7 yrs., due Nov. 5.
overcoats and panIAL Also a good ----; - iloisteia sow 6
stock of new t.-xther coats and yrs-, due Nov," 16., -
� ' _ Holstein caw, 3 yrs., due Nova 21.
windbreaker*, an,. , gents' furnish
_ ��' •
Black. h tier 3 • 'rs, dueNov.5. '
: g. Y - - N 2
Logs at fiery rens. iaLle pncee G'a' Bieck cow, 8 yrs., due Nov. 25.
wad be convinced. ' _
�-
' _ - — - - � Holstein caw, 6 yrs., ,due Nov. 26. Permanent Hugging Pans '
Sam 3chw:rte Holstein heifer, 3 yrs., due Nov. 28.
- ns t Holstein if that Frt s the Tem ani
Bopd. Street West, haws, Out. _ - Cut he eF, ns. S .yrs. due Deco 2 i >
W A V ET T E _ — Stack cow, 4 yrs„ due -Dec. 2. -
_ ; �� - Holstein heifer, 33 , due Dec- 4. Nerves. It may be Your Eyes.
_ —.... 1 'Holstein cow, 6 Yrs•
due Dec. 10.
BEAUTY SHOP
' C:. H. TUCK. OPT. D.
Flolsteirr heifer,
Permanent wave -33.95 and up - , ria. R. due- Dec: 26.. -
Black cow, 5 yrs. due. Jan. 9. Disney Block, Opp P, 0.
Finger -wave 60c .Manicure. 50c Holstein heifer, 2 yrs., due Jan. 14.
Cold Wave $10.00 ��' ALWAYS
Holstein heifer, 2 yrs., due Jan. 14, ane isle '
= Closed each Monday - \ IT _ Holstein halter. 2 yrs: bred Jun. 18...
' Open Tues.' Wed., ThyS
um, evenings ;� - W
. .- O 9 Wealing Pigg, Y'orwilhirs ._ OLX � OIC.
Rf�T 10 Yorkshire Shoats
- Jdarlark Whitt. Church Street., young sow, bred Sept. L
Pkkeribg. OnAsio Young sow, bred sept. 16.- . " RA DSERVICE
ttond-�►�4
Steel shaft, 18 feet, with 2 large
'To That Roof Mara pulleys.
ilk Cart
Babcock milk testing machine with ?�
Before Winter ; . instructions for naw.. ..M,00 ase.•w
You may have laughed at the man . who
Call J. and G: Gascoigne built a boat in -his basement and had to ack Fra¢ne milk house, s z 10, lined with
- .
• .. _ . � : � matched lumber
� -Guaranteed sepals Serdoe �) '
.phone 743,
.Whitb#�Ont. up his house t0' get it out/ but it is" just a3 Gzain grinder, No. 30 Cockahutt, Aill' Mab or Modal _ -
40 YEARS EXPERIENCE important to plan ahead when you wire for`° condition. ARTIUR FIELD.
Clipping' machine, . Stewart 130. Y:
:_,Fuller 'Brushes Hydro. Avoid the scatty. mistake of wiring ball-bearing. � NE b2 $ 8
- :• for lighting only. The herd was raised: or the farm
butterfat eat for two '
'-' Sales and Service 'modestly
u to _ _.
No matter how odestl you start use yews 3e7bnt
t wt
Markham, Pickering • w • •
.. ' No reserve - T .:-- • Farr $..laevator ..
;>;xbridge.ao Scott Townships- __ electric power, you will want to add a motor cash '
_.. _ mats Res. SW Phones Off.
If your .F'ulter Braaa Man has .alight there and an appliance some Qwner giving up mirk bus'ness ow-
Jug to ill -health. We Solicit -Your Attention- ani
: missed you, or has not "called Place -else as- time goes on. Plan for such s .• s . Downs"
yet, feet prefectly free to tel- -additions ' from the start.
Sale at 1.00 A. 'S. FARMER, aunt. Poultry, Hog, Dairy, wdwle W'.
ephone or write, as be delivers, s r ehqp Western- Grain, Grow%&
mails, or sends by express, any An electric tirtuit cart carry sa�fet the
roller Brush Products.. - You
WANTED iV TE D _- r loo lbw Develoc ping
amount of power'- it is designed for. _ Mollaeses, oil Dake, Glatta•,
V. PENNANEi+I DEAD HORSES AND CATTLfa
'can t run an electric rango, off a1i ht :odcet.
Main St. East, StouffvMe - g -light
Brae, shorts, Middlings
You cant even extend a lighting wire to. • For tree pick up phone Wire Fencing, steel Fence Puss
Phone 6508Cemen Binder °Harnew '
: • imine too many lights, and expect satisfaction. BROOKLIN .:..; .. a6 .tine Farmers Hardware
DEATHS: Have adequate wiring designed for the load • • • • Woods' ' PICKING , . 60a Surge and W Ucers Inslatlii
: PLCIf.EPJNG8Y Woods' Coolers oil, .
Atkinson, George -one -on 1ueMay, Nov. wheo you wire the first tiara. AGINCOURT
....sons 224/ Reo
6,1946, at the residence of his son -We pay *the :phone obargee Wooden mer •
to Lw, win. T. Heron, Pickering, A qualiFied electrician can plan`and do Asphalt shingles, Rolled ]vosdi's& _
George Atkinson, beloved husband of your wiring satisfactorily and, over a period GORDON YOUNG LTD
the late Isabella White; and lovingjun
father of Pearl ;(Mrs. Heron); Roy, '. of time save you -nosh- money and trouble: �'omto
Cl moot. Oat.
of Toronto; Olive (Mrs. Angus J.
The proFitabls way to
Comuwk), Scarboro, and Joyce (Mrs.:.' tart to_ 'use _Hydro.
A. B: Greertwo(sa), West Hill, in his . ..k to equip the production units First ... the - _
-
87th year. The ftmeral took place on
%..Thursda from the family residence barn, poultry house, dairy, etc. Let the extra eAc'kfo,rd...
_.
y `_
.-At Stop 26 Eglinton Ave.,. Scarboro. profits from these first installations bel to
for added electrical -conveniences latera ;PaolvE
P Pay
tnternsent at Melville 'Cemetery, West i • ' PICHIMING 11 R S-
I no late Mr. Attsinscn isas been
Vta8 � Oil- _ Gire&sing
living for some time. at the Heron . _ , -
home hers; and. nae been in poor and s . • • o • •
"Tube* Nulceinilzi
failing health for many MonthL The _ _
sympathy of - nes many" friends ' is OF' 0MAR10 - 160RH GUARANTEED -
thia eommtmity in exWessed to L •
Mrs. Heron and. the famny m f4eir 7 Days A We* 7 A. IL — 2S P. IL.
iJ
Pickering News, Nov. 9, 1r45 .,Supplement -
harge of the program.
Gre'
enwoQd -._The whole of the=
cuit are regretting vary much t;1e
A beautiful communion iservice The a m ath or ' he �.ommunity
Y P y .oss of Rev. R. W. u.i-d A113. McVey
i-1: tray, complete, was given to is extended to Mrs. Wm. Cole and and family. The,; Were suc::i a kind,
.ae, first Baptist Church by the son, in the passing: ot. hit husband unders,anding family, and, Mr. Mc-
.n.embers of the Grif fin family in at Oshawa General l l�shital. It was
<iionour of a lovingfather, son end v ey 'held the atteitiun his con-
a happy release fn--m. a severe ill gregations with his very- ri.�lpful ad- `
Qiutler, the late PO. Frederick mess of many months. His funeral dresses. We all- wiqh ..fiY: i��
tae -very
RCAF., who was instantly was conducted at their horne on Oct-
best in their :yew. •11r,zz.w ,;: Toronto.
Y
1. ..;d in a plane.. crash, at Lmdon; ober 26 by his. pastor, k-�'i. R. W Before they left the people of Green-
three years ago.McVey, with interment- at Sal
w
-i ..iiday next, being Remembrance Cemetery. wood and others p re-:;:,t�..i them with
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a fine studio couch.
1`ay, Rev.'. J. McLachlan has .mad: The younger childr x,id school-
Congratulations t:., tnd Mrs.-
_.:.oe:sients for a very special ser- age, were treated to :�t 11.1vely Hall- Chas. McTaggart,. 'k-pa-z.. tlr,, gift of `
.. a�. -7 P. m. A cr ss will be er owe'Ea part at h. -
y ur.vilion on a baby boy on Nover ��ir�. is 4
'ected with the Uni Jaek at half Tuesday evening l:jt'17::::1ks a lot
Mr. and Mrs. M • ller and
A Veteran will pace a wreu,.i to those who amide :r -.. ;r.'eres:ing. Ruth were with Mr: r Gibson
.lie cross aL an appropri4te time. The W. M. S. of `be 0 rcuit met
in Monday
;_rvicemen are asked to be pre- Thursday at ,t.� of Mrs. _
Sent, also ex-servicemen and all the 'Silcox with Mrs. l:. al;:�� bray :in X._
-children who can possibly come. and
,Hake this service or* to: be re
:.'Fhe Hallowe'en -Party at the Hall.' TO ',ALL HOG
al r ;he auspices of the Wama_i's
;uciation was the best on record,`R O D U C E R S N
;. P 1
::. d was thoroughly -enjoyed by the - -
6Len9 . and old alike. Ff 5% - ONTARIO
Mr, Birnie and Miss Constance COUNTY. ;r
ita.:dall both enjoyed bir!hdays Iasi
eek.
�f f
.} Green River
Mrs. J. E. Wilson was a visitor - i / /N a
,{
he home of Mrs. Judson Pu n, az , --
4Vhitevale• s r _
r:Mal
Mrs. Dixon and -Mrs. Bramwell. -
Visited Mr. and Mrs. Thompson a; r r "'� f 1 `
^.zrave last week: -i� Only Has Producers who
'Miss Marge Wilson,; .J. B.,. and���}� are registered for the Put-
'Miss
Lehman Ma and Benson; Mr. .. / �''��
Mary , / I -, \ �^(se with their own County
' 1
..Agricultural Representative
.
,. d lMlrs. M. Draper, _iKere -dinner �/l
guests at Whitevale oWednesday gill be entitled to vote on
n f' �,� �`j
Pro-
eveningof last weep. > >J. , `'1 A proposed Hos,.� -the schema All Hog \ �!►,Y��= P Pducers. are therefore urged 'to register •t . once by - }:
..lr; T. Williams returned home of I Marke#ins 'Scheme
C: • f _,mail or in person at their County Agricultural Rep-
��_• a week s nolida3�ri Hamilton. , // - For Ontario, under ,e„eatiYe's oF�i« in or '
13uests with friends for the Ann- der to be eligible . to rote.
Ann-
the Farm' Products O WVhen registering by mail, please Forward name,
I'versary Services were: Mr. and ,
C. ;Woodcock, of Mongolia; at Control Act, has been submitted to the address and township.
�ll,s. Hoover's; Mrs. King and Mar -
Farm Products Control Board by the r r
= :-ret, Mr. and- Mrs. Dafoe and Ga 1 --,-,Ontario Hog Producers Association.
ori n o; at R. and Mrs. Dafoe's. -
.•Before the Board will consider recon- -'�
tdso R. and Mrs. Davidson, Cherry- ,
ci. Other guests w^re Mr. and
mending the scheme, it must be satisfied
Harold Wright, of. Mongolia; that a Fair representation of the Hog _ : A PUBLIC MEETING
. ;. _
Rnd. Mrs. H. Michell m'id family , . Producers are in Favour of its adoption. Will be held at
....of Cherrywood; Frank and Mrs. In order to obtain- the recorded views of �. ,
,. SUNDERLAND
curings, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pugh, `the Producersi a vote b ballot. is bein /-
y g __ Wednesday, Nov. 14,
't-r-moia; Mr. and Mrs. Rrownridge � - ��►� - _
taken on the question....... _ j ,�
'nf M hitwale; Frank and Mrs. Car- i�J At this .meeting-the scheme
• and =family; Ross and rT••c - -
.+ will be explained Fully and
ARE. YOU IN FAVOUR OF THE
Of Brougham, toge.her with .jam
,questions answered, Ballots
a . number of guests -to hear, Rev. ; PROPOSED. O T A R I O HOG :: will be supplied at the meeting to producers who
!_Dr. Perry , and his coloured choir
P ROD U C E R S MA R K E T.I NG -have registered, so that they may vote then. Registra-
fnr tae afternoon services a-d th Vons will be accepted at the meeting and also For ten
��ou:lg ladies and one gentleman fo- SCHEME BEING BROUGHT lk`?O l'
the evening services. They were
FORCE I N ONTARIO?" ;'dayi after it. All producers w6are registered will
•mat to hear, and ;tee hope to have :receive, ballot:, either at the Agricultural' Represent
-.-
them in the near future for an. ev - vc s ice, at thi meeting or by mail. Copies-'oF
• ati oFF
ening service, ___ ��RESE�1:he proposed scheme may be secured at ,the Agri-
1 �uRp►L
• Congratulations "to Miss. Lois ELL cultural Representative's office or the public meets'gftR
�
,Seebeck, . who-,Won 1st
prize at A ` CAM�'B All ballots muit be returned'to the Agricultural Reprs-
^iarto .recital at Miss Grace Leh- ; F -
man's. ! - " _ . ; .. a Critax o sentative beFore December e, 1945. - - Any Ballots,
dg '
received aFter that a ill recorded.
i
• . . , ;.UXbri __ •._ .'.cciv dot w' not be r dad. -
Master Billy McKay of Altona,
spent Sunday 'with George Duncan.
Dan Ferguson of Toronto, spent
the weekend with his ,cousins. J.
p. arnd Mrs. Lehman. _ ':ALL 'HOG PRODUCERS ARE URGENTLY
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Smith of To- RE-QUESTED TO REGISTER, TO ATTEND
f THE MEETING IN THEIR AREA -- AND TO, VOTE rnnto. spent tnP wAekend tt'i `'h ('i,aa. -
a A Mrs. WHte.
-Rc- d the 'Classified Ads Each Week :C. F. PERKIN CHAIRMAN - --
/ i t e Vcker:ne New3 z - _
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r retying the regret,. of neighbors at their immediate relatives: Russ Bur -
by the Corps in the war,
losing good citizens, and of apprec- I rows, Ted Follows, Grant Johnston Jude: One V. C., 6 D. S. O., 6 1&
„LAREMONT ration of the hearty co-operation of George Kaon, Alan Miller, Jack ' ` C„ 1 O. B. E., 2 M. B. E., 2 D. u
Mrs. Paynetr in choir, in church, in I Moore, Arden Wannop, Gilbert Wean.. M., to M. M., 1 B. ,E. M., 8 C.'de
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Overland of Sunday School, in Womea?s Institute, op sad Ross Willem G. 12 Mentioned' in Despatches,
Claremont spent the weekend with Green River ladies. Miss May Brown in. Women's Missionary Soctetj,. and The toast to the King was pro- This list does not include members
friends in Markdale. and a soloist from Claremont. took in work for the Red Cross. ' posed by Mr. W. Willson; to "Our of the Regiment who were decorated
-- Mr. and •Mrs, W. Boniface of To- part. in the short program: The take with them the best wishes -oZ Viaitors" by Mrs. M. -Hamilton and while serving with other Units. -w
routo spent tbie weeJond with Clare.. schoolchildren were given leave to the community, responded to by Rosa Willson; and
Mont friends. attend' and hear the address given O a silent tribute paid to the ,memory Partitioning.- continued from paw 1
Mr. Blake Briscoe of Toronto was by the guest speaker, Mrs. Alan On Wednesday eventing the home of the men who gave their lives for the 'real interests of the ratepayer%
at his home here over the weekend. Miller, who told an interesting story of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Matthews was victory. A presentation of leather i We need a more equitable dietributr.
' Mr. -Cecil Redman or Toronto of the Far North, and Life in thea, , the scene of a happy family gate- wallets enclosing , crisp two -dollar ' ion of the township services for the
g"ut the weekend with bis people Arctic. The exhibits she had to show ening when their daughters, Mrs. bills was made by -Mrs. Hamilton, taxes' we pay now. We need indu s.
hem of work done by the Eskimos creat- Harbion and Mrs. Crawforth arnwg- and the evening rounded out with tries to guarantee township red&
Mrs. Wm. Pratt of Toronto, was ..ed unbounded interest and curiosity. . ed a family `gathering to' celebate • community singing and' some imp- ente year-round work at all times.'
e
--the Sunday visitor of her lents, When given a chance to ask quest- the 40th., anniversary of their wed- homptu games led by Mise Muriel It should be remembered that is
illr, and Mrs, -Frank Loyst. ions,, there was a grand response. by ding. The sisters of Mr. Matthews: Sheppard. Conveners for this affair slack times local employees are re -
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Badgerow were both children and adults. It was in- Mrs. Whitter and Mrs. Crocker ane were Mrs. E. Annie and ' Mrs. W. 1 tamed by industry to tae very last.
__with Stouffville friends on Sunday., deed a privilege to have had Mrs. husband of Toronto, were guests on Ellicott. r these workers are paying their share
Mrs. Conner. is out again after Miller give this address,' and she was this occasion' Mr. and Mrs: Matt-. -
g _O of the taxes only while they are
^being laid up for a few days last doubly welcome as she was once one I hews received many presents. Their Mr. Bert Harvey was in Toronto working. We should be able to learn
week. of our own girls. Mrs. Johnston and grandaughter little Miss' Harbron last week -end as guest at a Re- some lessons from the history of
Miss Bessie Graham' of Toronto, Mrs. Norton expressed the apprecia- made the presentation. union Dinner of the Queen's Own our Neighbor township to the west,
was with .her le over Sunda tion of Brougham.. ladies to those O
prop y. � . � (Rifles of Canada Association, held -where they are still suffering from
Mr. and Mrs. Peters and' Mrs. who helped to make tae afternoon so , Miss Wanda Varnum spent the I at th,. King Edward Hotel. Mr, an overdose of `pipe -dreaming' and
Mitchell of Oshawa, spent Sunday pleasureable. Tea and refreshments wee! -end at D. Beer's..... Miss Ella i Harvey's association with anis org- 'public works that were unsponsored
with Mrs. Conners. were served and a social get-togeth- Wallace, also of Toronto, called on anization dates back 57 years, and and unapproved by either Federal.
We are sorry to report that. Mrs. er enjoyed•_ Mrs. Brown. .... Mr. and Mrs. Wil- many happy memories are revived. or Provincial Godernanents. Their'
Lonsdale is in poor health again. O son, of Toronto were with Mrs. Beer each year when these men get to= un -subsidised schemes -were launched
Born to Mr. annd Mrs. Joe Ward, On Tuesday evening, October 30, Sr. - gether. As they spy, "Once in the , *ith specious arguments to support
in Brierbush Hospital, Stouffville, the community citizens, gathered at O Queen's Own, always in the Queen's them and little else.... certainly
on Nov. 214 a son. the Township Hall for a farewell o. The Women's institute held a Own." The. guest -speaker was Lt.- without .any pians to get indust6w
Mr. and Mrs. George Lee of party for the Paynter family, before supper party for returned service- Col. Charles 0. Dalton, D. S. 0., and into the district first.
Stouffville, spent Sunday with Mrs. they left for their *new home at men at the Township Hall .on Nov- he held taemen spell -bound for 35 The facts must be clear to all. Ws
Esther Palmer. Myrtle. A gift of a coffee table was ember -3-d, and the following Brou- minutes. The handsome program gave . know them, ...let's do -something a, -
Tae dance in the hall lash Frid- -presented, along with a letter emp- ghan: "boys" were present with a -summary, of the decorations won bout it. -
ay evening, drew .a good crowd. The
music was provided by Russ Crei-
ghtonb orchestra.
Several from here went out on ° the deer hunt this 'week. Among -
them were Walt Ward, ,Eerie Beare, '
and. Vince _ Baker.
Miss Doris Dolphin, of Toron:q,
spent the -week -end with her, family _.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton, of
Toronto, spent the week -end with
;Rev. I. E. and Mrs. Kennedy.
A number' of • ladies
United Church attended -the W. M.
T•nankofferiag meeting at .Brou-
gham on Thursday of last week. All
report a' very enjoyable and educe
tional . meeting.
We announced last -week. that
members of the Park Board wished
�to have all interested in' the rink
Here for this winter, to turn out for
some work an Saturday -afternren: •, :a`w
One turned out. There is a great - - r•
. •_ ,sets :,.. ,
:.
deal of work to.. be done in getting
a rink in shape for the season. Un -
r
less someone lands a hand to thelashfn�r
Board to do this work, there • will
•
:hot be any rink here - this. winter.
i4^s _ pp. to. you, fellows. hampers, clothes racks, round galvan- -
In this Autumn Bale are such items as bath-
- room
A good crowd turned out for both I lobe, galvanized pails, hampers and
the morning and evening serN-ces of
the United Church Flarvest Home last stores of other Items. Odds and ends In
-week. Rev. Newnham, of Markham household lighting fixtures for instance are
• Unnited Church was the guest on sale at 1/$ reduetioo from standard prieas. • 1
speak -
or. The mate chorus provided the All k1mW of hardware, toot, area splendid �
music for the evehins service. selection our electrical accessory depart^ Now ' n
.eat, aoe� as eleetrW W"a parts, kitchen i
=a" Ease span sea sett-
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. •. afs0er Wesley Evashs, 7 -year ora
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an of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Evans,
of Claremont, was injured. on Sun
day, 'when a horse ked him, bet. mere Are Few examples of the -
ween fae eyes. Titers is a posaibility ,.
Of a. fracture. _ u
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See Claremont also on front page. A
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...BROUGHAM _ - -
;) ¢i.ee. Antonin Reg. i6C, Special
_ BROOMSOak Prke . 79C BROOM RAKESChurch News .
A goon congregation. was in atten- A WIDE RANGE OF
-dame at church on Sunday; Rev. I. PAI
NT S A L T ' N
>i;. Kennedy delivered an earnest E N A M Et L W A RE . Thu : Antusun Sale feature is paint's is a 5696 ewlsoWa `:
(free.
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to on to bR7
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message peioe,
entering into- the 'Kingdom of God" home slightly imperfect. To be cleared at
one-third reduction.
the incident recorded in Mark URDEN HOSE' '". e for
'�
710. 13-31, of the Rich Young' Ruler, . k a. m �e ..31.9 8
whose riches and as=* of superior MIXED FAILS d idu 3.9 8
sty beet him out of the Kingdon. HARDWOOD �•�
A • meeting after the service was i ik�ua se. ass kss
ROCK�NB CHAIRS Salle R6
held to appoint. a committee for the ea
TOILET PAPER R°`• '" ' `°'� 49
crusade for Christ's Kingdom, and _ on Bata doaena ` ;.- UNPAI FURt�ITUR�
'to attend Presbytery, representing
r 8t Johnfb. Those appointed ,were: Laws fmaittere, beds, dressers, chest of drawees, eta all all a
ROOFING
Mrs. ,Norton, Mrs. Johpsto�h, Mr. H. _ SCREEN DOORS redtaottoa of Sa96 st this autumn sate. � •
Miller, Mr. W. C. willsan, and �-wetsw at a reduction of so% 25% ONs
]lesers H. Maalcalrrh; 'Grant: Jol;nsfon IRONIHS BOARD SPECIAL on . �.9 8
,w ]Elverson Norm. - DUST MOP SPECIAL "a: a 3 9� :
The Y. P. Union met is church on � � •
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Monday evening to se -organise for SK! SPECIAL e i • '7.9 S
F.,4- as seasonts activities. _
�t 'be .weekly meeting fom prayer dad on d. Of � iasw'" y •rn� fdb w�wilt M stuns ILh
worship will be held on Wed- FLOOR POLISHER 3149 ,��. ..» at 1.ii - r
wa:. . .
7tesday
evening at the W. Ellicot%
r home. WW is �eNe
The regular meeting of the Miss. COC MATS SpKial' 49C RES �De �. ���wie6 , 99e K
in Band will be held in the church 1
on Saturday afternoon at 2.30. And
the Annual Thankofferinlg meeting
will be held on Sunday evening,
01
October 12, at 7.30 o'clock. Mrs. -
George Duncan will give an address'
timn
CHRIi'
-and the Mission Basad will provide • —_ A-----
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Special MUSIC. — -- On Thursday afternoon, •November
the Women's Missionary Anxil_ SHAWA Electric and Hardwaee BELLIEVlLLE
lacy held their Autumn Thankoffer-
bg Meeting in church. Mrs: John-
skoa, President, welcomed the guests
&= Claremont, Greenwood, Green
Kinn sad Whitevals. Tire opentrhq
do A,e+oe wen saadm d bw do ,
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coffee -blend with all the
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any one school•
stimulating goodness of
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fine . Latin-American cof: -
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U.S '`Ghost 'Hellcat'
fees. When you buy coffee,
AT CONN' - ` '
Radio -Controlled
say "Maxwell House"
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COYt11t am daniigo t U nigiselid ...
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trolled fighting plane — the Ghost
IM MIM 111"I... QUICKLY, PLEASANTLY
Yes, it's always a ` jam session" when
Hellcat —was disclosed recently
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. ,- -..Soda Crackers! Serve them often with __
Msoaps, salads, beverages . fla the nim
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by the United. States Navy,I
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said in a release it is the world's
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only standard military plane is
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operations performed by a pilot
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taking ofiro"nc
f,, dying and landing
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shower and Telephone.
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UnitS
cadets than with any other group:
from 15 to 22
P clot " It is an advancement
the small, radio -controlled target,
Double, I&" op.
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old trained to ' fight
planes used by both the Army and
"drones" and the Ghost Hellcat
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years •were
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Navy for anti-aircraft training•
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"But that will tab days—let's - -
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so can't pe
I ssent a wire somebody would u^
st'asQ-talking," he said. "You can't
hide oii—or even a suspicion that ,
re these might be oil." , --
" "Gary ^Tallman you did lee
s something on that map: You're
trying to ba .mysterious and ob-
acure, but I can see right through
you. You've got red' spots is both
cheeks." �v �►a'�M`' _ a
"Fever,", he sa!d. "I've been with.
• you for hours. How do you expect
o D temperature
me t kee my
TZA down
1'. e're . going straight home to
---- -- -- " ten -Dad" _:
"1 wouldn't want to raise any C
DIM IGHINfai a is ` ` S.t t `t0
"Dad could hire a geologist"
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A survey coats money, too- The
HELEN TOPPING MILLER, clews., companies keep their own tpE�
crena,, tut an Independent owner
would have to take his own risks."
_ _.t HAPTER V Know this country pretty we 11, do "Oliver'works fora big oil com• but they hap had tine lass for
` p own rather than a career, it would
-Instantly, old Hughey extricated jOuy,. assay." seem',
"Know it?" shrilled the old man, •'.ie sells leases. he doesn't Adelaide which did not include a
kidding from the confusion de of his ]snow anytbinip about. production. marriage "The re'-establish,nitn't credit of
- bedding, His sunken, dead -black lulling out a drawer from a lop• 8 to any young oil man out, -
-:' eyes began to e€lc;;ni. He clawed aided chest and fumbling feverish- I: there ���r: &t:y, .:.c; _.;?stns that of ,a job. That was. in Harvey's 85% of the girls discharged from•
Aug -
at Gary's arm, jerked him inside . ly in •i;..' 1 know every fold -and there's oil under your, place Kim• face at first..And then, when Gaary the services- up to the end of Aug -
and slammed the door. fault and sand in !t. Walked ' spread out the sbeet of paper with ust, a sum totalling $79,67o has
ball wo-ald want your father to sell g
"Don't let none of them folks every- foot . of it. 'Son, you can out to somebody," -.
the rough .sketch he _had drawn on -- been used to buy, furniture and
around hear you," he warned. "Set look at my map, but there ain't no ,;:,; 1;;.' grant all the credit, the table, Harvey's face changed household equipment. None of the
6wn. Yeh, 1 got a map, But I'm °n under this county, not a.drop."'., and grab It, too. And probably halt . .. again.
= girls, has yet used her credit to - -'
:-keeping it. What you want with It ` " the money. I wouldn't trust Oliver ''What's' ail• this4" he asked purchase a business.
He _straightened, brought out a gruffly,
B stn inch, Don't say a word, Gary,
.I'm studying the structures packet carefully wrapped in oil- when Oliver is around." _'. Adelaide. drew a deep breath Cara is the only crop grant that
around here. Thought maybe cloth and secured with a tightly , - and was tease and her eyes snap -
knotted shoestring. Slowly, al- ped sparks. "Oil—on our. I" I ' can be grown from Canada to the
• -.you'd let me look at your map. 'Gary agreed promptly because southern tip of South America.
: most reverently, he untied a dos- be did not like Oliver,- either, Gary - thinks. maybe . her ' found
on knots. A roll of slippery maps "I hope nobody comes in tonight of
It ,was then that Harvey became -"
slid out, uncurled themselves, - then we can tell Dad and Moth —
MANY THANKS go to iiease;spotted and faded. er." Adelaide ran on excitedly. a stranger to Mona Lee. POULTRY
lwivell and mothers who " GQt 'em all here." Old H -glebes "And you can advise Dad what to (To Be Continued),��T�
dropped on a stool and spread the do.. Oh, Gary—suppose we did. get - • _
serge Maxwell Hones ! Yee, soiled ,sheets over his knees, JnWions. of dollars she was EX -Servicewomen Bend us your chickens, fowl, ducks.
"Here she' is. Look a' here." He breathless and her -yes were tike a•eese and turkeys. (Must be
-- -Canadian , families love traced with. a lou and filthy ling- Want Uwn Home$ ; dressed.) "Highest prices paid.`'_.
- , 8 •two hot. burning stare. .
'the' deheiollss satisfying wmall There she lays .thefe'a "Now don't say a woad," he QuAAT�' MEAT PACKERS
the, Sabine uplift -where they warned, as- they whirled -through` -The girls in khiki and -blue have
• Savor of this iII blend. found the dig pool -and over here their hearts set on a home of their $t�3 First Ave., Toronto
pexb "the gate . and around the drive, -
p Latin-American CO$eea. there ain't nothing. Lime and' missing the windmill by the thick- r
4 salt water, I tell you." aces of a coat of paint. 'Garp, _
• With, swift, trained vision Oars c�ald you 'draw a sketch of that ;
-studied the map. It was an old map? You could. couldn't you T" ___--
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print. he noted twenty years old. _ ••I ' guer,i i , ould. - 1 ' could get it - , --
There, was an uplift—but to the down In a rough way,"
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north of it a fault—and on the ec: "e "You go up and do that right
of that—his- breath began to quick- away, before dinner. And 1'11 ft -
little. _
on a up some way to introduce. the sub- "Thanks, Mr. FothergllL" He fit" !OR PERFECT RESULTS ON ALL FABRICS
EASES handed the mag back. Here—buy Later, when she had time to
A_ .. yourseig some' tobacco. -You're think about it; Antons Lee rem,em-- iy A� Not
REIRITiCy, NEEEAL914 quite sure there's oil, antler cited the loo. on Harvey's face
these structures*" h Ad laid 1d b btly ....in
PAIN FAST!
Too Not peso relict fait why rm use
ALwhin base It BlarLe— to IP to wcxk
see #%at this
is 'e4 j� drop an Aspirin table! 1a
nates. What you'll we is what happens
i in your stomach—the tablet starts
disintegrating within two eeoondsl
That'* why Aspirin stop neuritic.
mmrsli pain so gWAtr Get Aspirin
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erose oa -each
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"Shake yourself well," advised «Now, Gary—now let's tell them Y'
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Adelaide as lie, en; back to the � � � GUARANTEED TO DYE CELANISS, 3
car. "t got the void ehiv@ro when •` _ �5-s NYLON AMC ALL MIXTURES
he grabbed you.'I was sitting here lr'or a minute Harvey's lacer ,• -�
woaderfng •it I :ought to, go yell for dkwkeaed, linty was a` Dice boy, - �
the police." -
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old edition: I'll have to write
for a new one, 1 guess.'!
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ts•es 171ja aN TRIEVW We
have a alas a" type at sate: or
craw- `It ream o��
tea, or writs Hr wrleea. eta to
Pedwe be111 of 12s .... ody lie
Eeateowy betlh of 24 .. a y 2% J.&-i.TAYLOR U M �TEO
rem" sme.e1 100...... aaiyr% TORONTO SAFE WORKS .
1Ia Front at. F I'nr.oete
ISSUE 4E --I9" . _ lrw,hn.hea 10s=
Helps Check colds Quickly
You caa..o4o ebeck a cold quk* I
V you follow these instructions.
rJust as exon as you feel the cold 0001•IS :
t Eng on and beltdfthe
lou the back or ltmebe�eormem p
the body, take a Paradol tablet, a good
idrink of bot lemonade or, ginger tea
rnd go to bed.
no Psradol affords almost =me&
iste relief f m the pun and aches and
ielpe you to get oa to sleep. The due .
Reay be eepeat4 if aeoessery, a000sd-
Ing .to the dkwtlom If tiers is sor*-
noes of the throat, grtgle with tufo -
ftradol tablets dissolved is water. Just
try Haradol the next, time yea bkve a
cold aqd we believe that ym wM be
well pleased. Parsdol does Doi &pep- -
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sow SWEATERS - - •-61.85, "-and $SAS � Qu alb y Dru$s Q►OBD aI�T F. OSB 08N E
WINDBR�EAi�ERS . _ 68.69 and 63A6C. L. V.
Accurate Dispensing DISTRICT MANAGM
M=W Ti3RTLE NECK SWEATE IRS 62.9s
_ Cesaplete Cosmetic Lines
UPME •
LIFE
M. S. CHAP'MA�I\T
:.CJFTS FOR ALL OOCASIONS
Veterinary R.ennedieo . ,Repeeaentatises
_. ... _ Eeli" Photo Finiddng _ Ross D. Munro
W. H. Curtis
STORE HOURS-- Tom Puck in -
eek Days.- 8,80 a. m.--OAO P. aa. Ralpoh � Ajag, Ootari
a.
Your Fall Deeds
a �
BROCK sy l p. mr-5.00 R
Teiephonle, 522 Whitby: Oat.
will be loosed after to -the bust J. '8. BOTza, Phn. B.
of a= amuty, &=veering lac ' THE REBALL STORE Wm. MCEACHNIE
THEATR.El_
_ FURNITURE DSALBit
shortage in so many l�iaes. - - .. . _ :FRONT PICH. ss ..
_ We naw have B+mner Ash. - ., _, FtiN1�8AL DIBECTO�
WH�2'S'Yprivate Ambulance S wd"
NOT-ICESifters, Stove - Pipe% I:AM",1thF.Air-conditioned �
Z�thfnlly Steel. Lava Brooms, alalo-- _ - or 2ii t - -- _ -- _
Pick
THUiiSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY— Paints. Oils, Turps, etc. Our ttoelvr Pae 7o+ss w�T �4
:;Phone '13
NOVEBER 8, 9 and 10
ALVIN BUSHBF u�AL, oog�. � Pickering.' Ontario
Two Shaws • 7 and 9 P. AL
Saturday Matinee at 1.80 P. M. Hardware sad Tinsaitk - `T
'p0 t)UD, -CEMENT
ti, ...WM. .
MAW
Rosalined Rueaell Jack Carsan • Phone 4B _. t�A N D , Gt R A VEL, -
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and .. LICENSED AUCTIONER
-'Roughly Speakin$ SP1LLLR 8 BDPPLIR VALUATOR _ a_
:Robert Hattan Jean Sullivan Piano Tunin$ galea conducted Anywhere -n
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,V_.___ ( -alt:o local eartbge work Phone or Write
Repairs -to Piano Accordians, .We havea.lso plaeed In stock s full 614 Dundas St= East, Whitby, Ont.-
y[ONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY Guitars, Ukeleles ect.
E of MAPLE LEAP KILLING
,NOVEMBER 12. 13 and 14 _ 25 year's experience - COMPANY FEEDS .
` Stage. Conceit, RanC-YRIL E. MORLEY
Rao _ A. W. MITCHELL
- ';Tivo Showa At 8.45 and. 8.00. P. M.
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A. E. Richardson
GEMMAL. INSURANCE
REAL. ESTATE
CONVEYANCINQ
An old established ageaey; rsa4--
- . to serve.
X%one Pickering 60
-t�iraaes of an Kink 7
- :15tb Teas as
Addrew r
.Clarke Prentice
LIOMSED AUM01 M
For tie Caeatles of York .and flab
arse; aoaosaor to Corp. Kea PIrIr
tial of C. A. S. F., sad of the Loft
J. H. Prentice {formerly Pleas
and Prentice). Farm and 1llamb.
stock Bales a Specialty, at Fib ear
Reasonable Raffia.
PHONE AGIIJ. 52 W i, MILLTHHie
Barrister 13olidtor Notary Pubas
C.. C. RICHARDSON
Suite Oil — Continental Life ftei
871 Bay St. Toronto
MOORS; AND TANSEY
- Barristers and
Solicitors -
SMITH'S
°BETTY
Toroth abd Pickering
A Tree Grows
Dumbarton, Ontario
:Faome Pickering 1 R.28 . _
lPiokering, Ont.
Phones — Yaub 74: Res. 66W
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Phones
Pick
38 —' Scar. 852 = EL. 2998
1,1 �irooklyn
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Allan B Moore oe,
— Earl Tsa
Yorothy McGuire James Dunn -
Fresh
Fresh Meats
: 74. W I L>_O U G H BY
Willoughby Farm Agency
1D0 THINGS &IGST
3 ` ' Joan Blondell Lloyd Nalan
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Office --
Head Oi Toronto
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Ji b Netter not to do dtia� at
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Fruits and Ve stable$ -
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"largest d Oldest in
Canada Establiahed Forty
than ..to do thea wrong.
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-This i. certainly in legal
tWills,
THU RSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY
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Documents. Conveyawm
- r - NOVEMBER 15, 16 and -17
F Season
CONSULT OUR ACTIVE C11 DIPT,
' FOR THAT NOME IN TN[ CITY
CAnselt Your Farmer -Lawyer
CAP'l.= HUD STEW
Claudette Colbert Fred MacMurray
Claudette _ y I
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Pickering .17. R 22
Sellers' & Atkinson
`- Practically
MA KET
F. J. Donevan
INS
IPhone
SALE REGISTER
Phone Pickering 28
Agin. 201W2 - Bbwff. 290
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Saturday, Nov. 24- 4uction sale of
_ :.Licensed
Ontario Land Surveyor
_� stock, .implements, nay, grain,
`.rp
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..'Auctioneer uction
88f► Kuig Street. East, Otha�A, OaR.'
tx, po and household furn- 4
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itwm, at Lot 21, Con. 1, Pickering, I
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Year's Experience'
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Notice
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Xmile and a gnar west Pick-
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Sales conducted an1wherp.
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:°ring Village), the properly of How-
B. Shier. No receive, Termscash.
., N.HW HIGH PRICES. FOR• LdVE POULTRYSpecialising
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V--itil: 'following
in Farm Stock,
44_mture 'and Property Sales.
f�eaa°�°�,Ica Stora Dears ani*
r
X)wner giving = up farming. Sale at
further •notice;' we 'are paying the
k11 Sales personally listed and
• Steno — Made to Oedw
1ii.30. Ken and Clarke Prentice,
" 'prices for LIVE POULTRY delivered, to our Plant in
Wvertised. Bills. prepared and
Asphalt Shingles
suctioneers,
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Wttit '^' -
--'SOP GRADE HEAVY FOWL 23c. lb. "
pooted.
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Pr om t .., ervice
P
Roll Roofings
."PUN Swiss"
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WANTED
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WatF Boards eta
.TENDERS ,
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TOP GRADE LIGHT 'FOWL,' 4-8 lbs. :. 21c. lb.
TOP GRADE LIGHT FOWL, 4 lbs. 19c.. lb.
Reasonable Rates:.
For caretaking of School, S.' S. No.
under ..
(
M•. Gordon
, 2, Base Line. Tenders will be rec-
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TOP GRADE BROJLERS, 2-3' Ibs.......... 28c, lb=
TOP' GRADE ROASTING Chickens, over 4 1-2. 28c.
PRONE 290 ST'OUFFVLLLE
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Lived up until November ce arily
+Lsswest of any tender not necessarily .
TOP GRADE Rbaeting C-nickens, under 4'1-9, 26c. 1b.
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accepted. Address:
'TOP GRADE Heavy Ca ons ov r 5 lbs , . 30c, lb.
�'Y P e ,
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Clare Balsdon. -
R. R. 2, Pickering. 16
We are also in the ,market for dressed pool try--
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would like to receive your shipments. of dressed
Cherrywood
chickens, turkey°, ducks and XX geese.
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"Pi.CKERING FARMS LTD•BLUE
'Rev. McLachlan: has planned a
"Rememb:ance Day Ser6oe"
I
WHFTBY, OlvTARIO.
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RIBBON
Cocoa, 2 1/21b.
-tins •,
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special
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.-for next, Sunday morning, at 11.00
Telephone - Whitby age
LYN VALLEY
°'clock. Everyone is asked to be pre-
tient, especially all returned service-
Peas,. :2 tins -.for
_ �+
25c.
v
- - mei► of the Comanunity.
PICKERING MEAT MARKET
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_ The W. A. will meet, (m Wednes-
.day aifteimo6w, November'A4', at rhe
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FRANH R. SMITH,',
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SU'NLITE
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1, only
-lwmle ?4n. Wesley Petty.• Subject
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Elec.- light bulbs,.:
watt
of
for Boll Call - "National Security.i,
A attendance iF' reg juested.
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: Quality Fust -Service our-,
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:6 for 50c:
good
Mrs. Wesley Petty has returned
_- from-a•week'e• visit xt-IixrrewamiW
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'AWE BUY THE BEST •-. YOV MAGE TBE TEcrr- :". ! _
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Ont.
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size 28's
i Tin of Saaliroa To A.
CARROTTS
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Mr..Ray Morrisb wag a. fecent Pit-
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29e.
Castoaer With
A= Order
8 1 be. far _
nor to Ottawa.
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