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'Tragedy at Ajax Upsets Community Kyle, heard their screams, entered Chalk Lake Mia Found Dead Arson.bdd Jnspecat Brougham-
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• "� Burning SuicideLloyd Johnston's New Residence '��b ine
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Both Pickering and Aja= alike, � house by the front Booz shad took- After B _ C
wen shocked. when learning of the the children to warmth. -•--+- Threatened By Fire Mrs. D. Conway is still confined
suspected murder of Mrs. Audrey CPL Wm• Lyons, husband of the A man aunt, last Thursday, form. ■—+-+- •to St. Michael's Hospital where she
L742s, 28, at her home at Aja: lastdeceased
women arrived sere on ed by Constable John Norton, - of -Chief Irvine received a hired is receiving a -ray treatments.
weekend. Lorne. Harris, 21, of Aja: Monday by plane• and train from Claremont, found the badly charred' call to Brougham about- 2.16 a. m. Mr. W. C: Thomson- is reported to
w 'being held in the County Jail at Newfoundland. He expected his dia- body of David Beverley, of Chalk Wednesday morning, where the local have purchased the W. L. Courtice'
charge is two weeks. Lake. Beverley had been . missing firemen had succeeded in 'eictinguish- residence on Church St.
WWtby, on a charge of vagraaey "There is no doubt We., Lyons was from his home since„ the previous- ing a blaze In the home of Mr. and Mi. and Mrs. X D. Bertrand
10006" the funding of the body at atardered.,. Chief Irvine said• Monday evening. Mrs. L T. Johnston, now under coo -the Lyons home on Saturda have sold their brick reside='* at
y' Murder is a terrible and -terrifying Beverley %ad wrapped bags, soaked %traction. A have
is suspected. the East end of the village.
Provincial Officer James Sutler- thing and all- the police in the area ii fuel oil and his body, tied' . Workmen are preparing the rink
!said and Chief J. B. Irvine, picked �o CRIME TALKING PICTURES for
n-Obich MAY
Biariis up in A Whitby dance 'hall should be thrown in the' ease, when himself to a tree; and thea ignited - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16• not be far oofff. You owill mote some
on Saturday. aighL a murderer is at large. Chief Irvine the bags. During the last few min- PICKERiNG TOWN' HALL ,. ,
and Offices Sutherland . worked utas, -he tore himself from iris own at G skates for sale' advts.,- in Pais -
Jrra. Lyons was found by neigh- quicklywhen the news first was - - - _ P. issue, under the Class Advts. column.
boos on Saturday afternoon, lying bonds, sad like a human torch, head- "Pickering To%nabip
on tae 'bedroom floor of her lour- remanded ed for a nearby water hole. He Polies l�eedd" 'Mr: and Mrs. Garnet Courtice and,.
received. Harris has been
.need home, wixb b white lheerco4tody Sor ,�ne weak' �': collageed a few. feet short of- his �pee�cer iw R. Crawford Lloyd, were in a11gn on relatives. Wanton on Sunday. .
blows , around her neck. She had ben ' goal. Tine body was.. found within �gp Counsel Police A"". L. CpL Lovds Kaiser arrived- hom' ' .
'lie funeral took -place on Wed- one mile of his home, where he had
dead for some time. -nesday from the home of- r Paz- lived with his. father and younger OntarioL.
Sunday - frd�n_ Newfoundland for
Ser ehikhvn, Bill' age 3, and Ger- eats at Swansea, with interment at brother. 'He was 87 years of age.. if it Doesnr't Pay In Any Other a furlough - at his home here.. e
ald' see 18 months, were blue with Park Lawn Cemetery. Way.'Courlesy" Does Create The chicken supper . conducted by
told, when a neighbor - Mrs. Nora Kelso Roberts, M. L. A., to Address _ - G9odRiI1 St. Francis .de Sales Church Altar
Annual Meeting Ontario Riding • • Society last week. was very well at-
Progressive-0onser*ative Assoc. A gentleman who visits this will- tended. '
EDITORIAL COMMENT Brooklin, November 16. age quite regularly, and -does not Mrs. Johh Markar left an Tuesday
J,dsutriah Strife .iuW T i i be if the farmer wert on strike t-�`- a little business with oar people, -for a trip in Western- Ontario with
but no, the fazwer doesn't lett -any ; The annual meeting of the Oat- feels that he should return some of her nep'new and niece, Mr. and Mrs _
Cee scald not be blamed�ln-th�_._awc�b Tot;on,_cseeP mio his head.... �o Riding Progressive -Conservative this by patronizing local merchants. Jack Teeple, of Toronto.
days for finding it difficult whnee he goes on, minding his own busies. Association will be • held in Brookiin He walked into a local establishment Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow, Freder- -
recalling many of the prcmises heard, ess of making. a living, and likely Tows Hall, on Friday evening. Nov- a few days ago to make soma pu r- ice.' and Billy, o! Toronto, visited - _
two sad three years ig6, of the many always will. But, we would not be ember 16, at 8 p. m. chases to take home, -but before he, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Miller on Sun-
changes that were to come .when the . surprised: if _the farmer spoke up Mr. Kelso Roberts, prominent could get started, on his buying, day. The Woodrow family were liv- `
war was over.... Peace..., s return some of these days and say in no , member of -the Ontario Legislature, one, behind the counter, for no good ing at'Port Harrlsoj% for time
to 9ormal life again. --even a normal uncertain language .''i! you people I and well -]mown mining lawyer will , reason • at all, commenced to crit-•. years while Mr. and Mrs. Miller were
life we had not known in war don't burry up and get back to bus- be the chief guest . speaker.- Mr. T. icize the patron's line. of business; oz, • duty there. _
dais. Many were the "comforts" etc. mese wen take- a hand . in - linin K. Creighton, Ontario Riding's mesa- calling it a "racket" and what not. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stork were in
that were going to be made avail= thing --or else." 'ter and Mr. James R. MacBrie.-n, The would-be cnstoiner turned and the :North Country last week; Fred
able. A new standard 'of living, The latest and -silliest practice yet' will also be heard. walked out. having the second_ half of his an-
whotesome, happiness and security. is that of a "sympathy strike." If The adoption of a new constitut- nual two-week vacation. „
p ion, future plans for the Association Deer Hunters Shooting The Bnek
a Remember the grand pictures that those. so- inclined cannot find arztq I W. 'A. Moore Speaker at .Rotary
were presenterservicemen return -'better excuse for going on strike, anthe appoin ing o! delegates to We, said ''buck.." Dr. H. T. Fall- On Tuesday Evening i
the Annual Meeting of -the
FroYia-
ing to their homes, wives and fan- than that of sympathy for some other rise of the local hunt squad got off • -
illea.... serviceme„p that would es- group, tben- they -should -stay at `cral Assoc. on December 3; are a- w
toabl;ah their longs in s Utopis..and. Work. mo'ng the items tq be taken up. to a gond start Iasi week, scooting _Danger' of Bigness
a deer on his first day at camp. The guest of Rotarian Frank J
so on. At any rate all this idustrial and William Dolmage called at their Prouse, Mr. W, H. Moore paid a
it was going to take a lot to -labor confusion is not bringing about Look at Your. Label _ amp over. the -week-end•, and rem regular visit to the Club -at- dinner
convince many of the servicemen .vers quickly "those days" wp have ports their having bagged "several on 'Tuesday, and was welcomed by _
of the last war that such would • been -looking for, on the other hared' During the past • eighteen months more since. ' twenty-three, -at ire tables. He is ;
come --they had heard it before. The it looks more like "back to the same the News has been conducting one Mr. Tom Watson, - with another aaways a welcome visitor and speak-
servicesilen of both -wara fought a- • .old ways againF-one wanting what department that- should. _be . of. ass- party, . is reported to have bagged -a •er ' at Pickering Rotary. -
i gainst cynicism..and -pessimism. They the other fellow owns, asul the other istancs- to subscribers --certainly t big 'buck and -a• bear. "Ham" Calvert Although` we did not take his
hoped . it would be true, but,' could . hanging on to what he's got." us, in • altering and bringing our has also made a -killing. address in detail, marry statements =
it be 7 . Had human nature changed O mailing list up to date each week. w ere , of distinct note. Some years
to that extent in five or ten years. Never Heard Of It In this, we hope to avoid -the rep- .CARD OF THANKS _ ago when addressing 160 Presiderita
;.-it was .hard tb -believe, -but they There are times when it is con--ethion of a one-time embarras$ing of .American Life Insurance Compan-
tried. ' sidered evidence of good judgement situation. in not keeping the expiry H. • K. Moore, Dunbarton, and lea at the Waldorf-Astoria, is New
And now, today, we nave these to 'snot let on" or say anything a- dates correct. At the present time daughter Edith, wish to express their York City, he reminded his listeners
men- commencing to wonder. This bout it, and =this may one=we're we have, of course, a number of deep -gratitude to their friends and that although they boasted annually
business"61! destroying the 'enemy; is not quite sure. ' arrears. If your date is notpgorrect, neighbors, especially •Rev. E./G. Rob- of "their increasing strength and
concluded, and we -are back to per- However, -we feel that we cannot; please' advise us at once, before ihson,-for their kindness, sympathy power, they were dependent upon _
sonal and selfish interests again. or at least, should not let this go our notices go out, which' will be and floral remembrances, doting their millions of small policy -holders
4. Listening, reading and watching unchallenged. There recently app- in a couple- of weeks=thank you. their recent bereavement.
the labor and capital war now being eared in Pickering township, the I - - for that power, and that thought
' Auditors At Municipal Building was carried through Mr. Moore's
waged, 'gives cause fon apprehension. 'statement to the effect tact, some_ Three Bus Services Being- Applied This Week i remarks to this club,. The tendentiy
We have the. nation that, for instance, resentment and "hard feelings" were , (For To Operate in (Pickering Twp. _ ., of price control by monopolistic
in our -owm village, our small' blas- , being created between the north and � Auditors were on hand for their groups, w'as always met by the pure
inessmen who are going about their south Wtions of this township-; The_ Danforth Bua-Lines, of Tor --annual to % of auditing Pickering chasing power of the customer, vrino
business • L -1a legitimate way, ens all, reportedly, over this' police quos- ; onto, and the Garton Linea, Of Township books, this week. From then actually determined pnricea Just _
deavoring to "recover" 'themselves tion (having it's origin in an ,agit- Raitby, are both applying for lic- there they -go to Port Perry, Reach, as soon as prices. were brought to
after five years of controls and regi ation by the South -Pickering Rate- perate ,bus services- from 'Whitby and thEn to Uxbridge. a level that `the consumer was unable
ulations that had - put : ,'considerable payers' Assoc.). �,�=aroZnto-to Toronto.' Mr. Tom to pay, then was disaster and . coU-
bf a crimp" in their operations, are. - Without attempting to comment Maelienzie, of Pickering, is apply- CARD -OF THANKS'
looking upon this new war with mix- an. the police question at 'this time, iug for a license to operate between was '.: was di rational welfare
be met. -
ed feelings and beconiiing 'somewhat- we do however protest against the I -Pickering and' Claremont: The latter We wish to thank oyr :neiftors, disturbed when tine ,needs of
"fed up - and disgusted" with the charge that any such condition as is, in request froom 'a number -in the friends and relatives for their acts society were not being- met". -
refusal of .either party to budge an, reported actually exists, and we. re- Nortk end -of the Township, who , of love and sympathy during the -He appealed for consideration
inch. We expect that t' ie industrial gr+et v ry. much that such a state- would appreciate this service to No. the recent -loss of a loving daugat- for the parliamentarian -and constit-
working-man. and his, unions, ' who• went iroyw • have been- made,- for 2 Hi h a . All tnrFe a lications er and sister, Ella. Also for the uency representative, whA "might
have gazed enviously upon fancied` we do :not believe there is a particle before the Municipal Board on Nov ' .many ' floral tributes-• hest o bees one of _ re the. .not to "ex-
"profits by the million", is saying of truth in it. � fine News, during the 23rd.• : _ mpy, PeCt or• deandHmore thane. ash hum. -
"profits McGuire and fa
to himself, that "if there ever was past week has been catrynng • on 'a
' _ Notice ,to Creditors he success of n v possible.e expressed ear or
• a tPme 'to get a bigger' slice of 'those ' quiet questioning in all sections of C. G. 1. T. Activities u policies' of the $United. Nations, ome features of t in
Profits, this. is it" and they : are this towns -hip and have been unable AND ,OTHERS
p By -Jessie Bushby that too. great_ a difference was to
hanging on with 'Unexpected endur to find 'a single individual who, will- _ _ - -
-� be' had in -natio-nalities for any one
ante and • tenacity. confirm the charge. IN THE . ESTATE OF FLORENCE
p y For �zna The• regular meeting of the Com- group to be able to determine the
On the of"ler hand' the -em� Io •er ' r years back we' recall fades Group on Monday evening was I•RENE GAYNOR, late of the Town -
(Capital) is maintaining that. be _ Che. existance of. a friendly, health ship of Pickering, in -the Count of. life and existance o! Individual
y well attended nn spite of "the wea- P U g ' y natioiig.
never ' did and ns `not making .hose rivalry between t North and Ontario, remarried Womaa, deceas-
thee.- After the opening ceremony, "
Icie~i profits seen by the employ- South, .at._ Municipal. Flection time, 'Mrs Butt .took charge of the Bus- ed' Chioken Thieves at Work Again. t
'ee, and. that of compelled to. pay each corner of the municipality ALL PERSONS having claims a=
higher ' wages- tiney will be forced to endeavoring to place a representative mss' The Worship Period was und6r �
the leadership of Jean Ness -and' gainat the -estate of the above rained, Chief' J.- B. Irvine was called. to
cease opera' -ions, and -everybody will"'on -the Council Board, but, after Helen Butt, who took as their theme who died on or about the 29th day' the home of Wm. Clark, 'east of -
► be out 'on the street. It is imposs. the election 'was over, and the mem-" "Remembrance Day". -The "Hymn of of June, 19.15, are hereby notified to 'Greenwood on Tuesday ;morning,
ible - for the' most of. us outside of bens took -their -places- around -tae - „ se:id- 'iii to the undersigned executor mere the theft of • two tires and a
the circle•• to obtain an Intelligent : Council _Table, you could not tell Peace composed d. Rev. M. R.
g on or before the First bey of Dec- bout' thirty chickens is 'reported: `
picture of the real situation, . and from which "Rection _any one man Jenkinson, was read by Joan Fall- ember, 1946, full particulars of their On rhe same morning, Mra. Ross
sine. Games were played 'and ano-
there is no sense in our expressing came --each man appeared to be P y claims. Immediately alter the- said Disney, of Gieen'ovood -Village' re- '
' all interested in all corners of tier happy evening was concluded by
much of an opinionr--vte don't knovy.,._ equally the singing of "Taps". date the assets of tine estate will be Po? the theft of 27 chickens.
Best, we are getting impatient, and his township, and n`ot his own part- distributed among the parties entit- If it . was legal, one might be ir-
say that 'if these people both . of . icular'`corter, alone (we should know CARD OF THANKS ..led thereto having regard _only to dined to recommErid that poultry
them would "elft out" this wrangling • • •the present editor sat in with the claims of which' the executors owners keep the shot -gun and rock '
and get down to business eroeryone -them monthly - for near twenty I" Would like, once again, to thank shall then have notice.• salt handy.
would be better off." The' backbone • years), which is as it should be, and very siricerely, the, citizens. in. South - I _
a-nd "etabiliger" of this country• (the -- which- we very definitely' believe to Pickering, whose hon�'ea and busin- Dated at Toronto this 8th day of a e
Hole man and the'farmer) is doing be the conditon existing today. esu places, I, canvassed, during -the .November, 194$. ���� ��` Qurdwo
his best to bring about re-establieb- May we say that it ill becomes, last Victory Loan, for the very The Canada Penaslanent Trust Ceti, - -
went and re -conversion as quickly as and does not suggest very good taste fine, encouraging response to. the 320 Bay Street, Toronto; Ontario, Pickering United Chaff
possible, and we cannot but become , for outsiders to introduce controver- appeal. We went away over the' lop Exetnfor, by Sunday School - 10 A. '11f.
Impatient at the carrying on of these sial topics, that might well give birth in our area. Tilley, Carson, Morlock and 1 - Acta 11, 12 and 18
two big factions• to a statue of ill -feeling between the Yours, McCr'immon, its SoMtors herein. Divine -Worship - 11 A. M. - 7 P. 39 .. jaw
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HOLD EVERYTHING GRANITE STATE .MOPSY by 0MYS PARKED -
stout POTK�DES ►IUR1`'..x" Answer to Previous Puzsle 20 Its capital is
Z5 5t Pte+=:1.4Depicted I s A; E'L;L A J:EW E S 21 Harem room. -h -dUT WERE OUT - j
y „� state. s I L L E rv's :MERIT OF ETHER DOCTOR
4 �✓ i2 Before. 22 Find of thin 1
13 Elliptical. T A RIE ' B O N ^�: L A E satin (pl.). _ /'' �� . I
14 Poke around. S R A'V E R w.: P O R T P 24 Encountered. 1
E 15 Inches iabbr.) C' I 0 E,y 1 E 27 Know (Scot.). }^
X17 Soon. U SIHIE 5 �ADCW� O R P 30 Sensible,
l9 New Testa- O R I E ` ' • rx ';r cF AWE 31 Genuine.
*: ment (abbr.). I N T E R IN 'rA�N O F F E R X32 Son o! Jacob Z
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36 Negative word, -- -
~ extensive. p E Y- r D O' E N R N 38 Roulette term. -
'23 Type of cheese C RPS ; B U MORA 39 Little demon.
i _wl Z5 Alleged force. SIE E E COL M 41 Bare.
26 Sturdy tree. 43 Province of V
28 Female saint (Egypt). cysts. the Unipn of •• - ,
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(abbr.). 50 Saturate. 4 Chinese 'South Africa.
29 Recounted. . 53 Negative. 45 Red Cross
'measure.
tt 33 Size of shot. 55 Cessation. (abbr.). I
f 5 Hawaiian'
16 =q ( 34 One (Scot.). 57 Girl's name. 46 Exclamation.
eery /M1 BY 114 fon[ "L T. K 1116 e a PAT. 1 pepper'
35 Frivdlous. 58 Boat paddles. 49 Whetstone. \VV\
M 37 Secure. 60 Wild ox of 6 Horse's neck - 51 Always. -
Yss,. Madam, those are our _ hairs.
ceiling prices!" 40 Pattern. Celebes. 52 Back of neck. '
42 Cable hands. 62 Roof finial. 7 Trudges. - 54 English ;money .
I 44 Golf device.. 64 Pompous. 8 Hour (abbr.).. of account.
THF. SPORTING THING
.45 International 65 Soak hemp. -9 Electrified '56 Pagoda r.
B ' L Armstrong language. particle. (Tamil.,coin).
By Lang g 47 District Staft VERTICAL 10 Decay, 58 About. i
Officer (abbr.) 1 Compass point'11 And (Latin). 59 Street (abbr.).
48 Chief god of 2 Silkworm. 16�ortico. .61 Near.
Memphis 3 Sebaceous 18 Peevish. 63 That thing.'
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"VnLit'Il ya gimmo to boot?"
THE E SPORTING THING
By Lang Armstrong
_ "For lamps!"
"THE SPORTING THING
By Lang Armstrong
"Here he comes now, higher than
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THE SPOR)I'ING THING
By Lang Armstrong ,
'! For heavlen'.s . sakes, stop ,talking to
yourself!"
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Rhodes Scholarships
Before the war 10 scholarships
tea WIII Enjoy Staying At
In Canada
wereS' awarded annually in . Canada,
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TORONTO
Resumption of the Rhodes
time interruption.
e 'Every Room. .nitb eater.
Scholarships was anno: r-ced by D.
coffee blend. Miry Max*ell
iiower and T•lepbone.
R. Dfichenev, Canadian representa-
Of tint scholarships to be award-
Mingle. i2..w up —
[ a Doak' SS'G aP.
tive of the Rhodes Scholarship
ed ,in Canada this year, .l+alf are
Ceod Feo4. Dlafag and Dane-
Trust, who said that after a lapse
reserved for servicemen here and
INS Nightly.
of five years, due to the war, 20
in Great Britain, with at least one
Bberlboarae at Carlton
Tel. RA. 4135
of these scholarships will be
year of ;.ctive service, and of the
45c. bottle, Ottawa agent. Den-
award to Canadians before the end
10 ordinary scholarships, Ontario
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of thisyear.
wilt receive two.
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booked to order. Free cataioRue
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with the coloured enlargements and
prompt shipment. Some started.
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invited. Ace Company 3518 32nd
and we make up your Individual
lint. Every stamp Is priced
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to, Ontnrio.
Street, Union City. New Jersey,
Size 4" z• 67 In [Beautiful Easel
era who want to make bigger
profits. — .your profits depend
orator, radiator guards with rack
for chains. $800.
REG, . SUFFOLK EARLY RAM
STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS
-ill-health
upon the quality you. produce.
You can have en4argemen4 colour.
by hand for a small additional -
lambs, breed twice yearly strain.
E. Hay, 84 Corbett Ave„, Toronto
Zrhat'e why it's so important to
mune: Why not find out it this is
Ewes up to 235 lbs. Lambs at.
?.
start'the right way — the Twed-
$1.25 postpaid. Ivan Martin. St.
Jacob's. Ontario,
foot and due. Sold to Experiment
lars — Free! Write Mulveney's
die die way. Twaddle Government
Burnished Gold or Silver; Circassian -
at Farm. Also Reg. Herefords.
-_
;Approved chicks earn money for
McKepnitt Bros, Holland Centre,
1f enlargement coloured 79e. .
you the day they arrive. Because
GIRL•bated
HOME, PRIVATE
Ont.
SMALL, MODERN
PHOTOGRAPHICroom,
PAIN
they come from blood -tested
breeders of known, livability and
thus having a d.e-
good wages,for cnP-ible girl
ROSE3IERE KENNELS PRESENTS
' isSCIILAR
-BLACCURLY- ETRTEVERS'
K iR
fond of children. Phone HU, h
•or write "Advertiser," .43 Sutker er-
TIME TESTED QUALITY
_
yroductivetjF
low rate. They
,land Dr., Toronto.
German Shepherd Pupples. United
-
cidediy mortality
are hardy. cheeks—healthy chicksnow
I
Staten and American champion-
130 Reward
Ci�ECKED
two:✓ lr
IT• �
St. Catharines, Ont.
AYa
—profitable chicks. Prepare now
for Europe's. large market . in
a or Money back
ship blood lines.
Avenue, Toronto 8.
'COMPETENT LINO OPER
REPRINT'S 8 for 25c
FIN ENLARGING SERVICE
'EST
- ta�e�Qtlidtrelieffrmn{ caused-jyeesems
eggs and poultry meat. Begin to-
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P a per printing office, permanent
You may not get all the fftmn you
'b You got a
want tin r -but u can t A
wa is year.
' % `
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BAGS
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' lk� ���BAST RELIEF
e-
range pullets for immediate de-
livery.1'w-Makeeddle Chick Hatcheries
a
-
-Make parcel -carrying easy. You
will love these strong shopping
S •
Limite•d, Fergus, Ontario,
bags colorful flowered creton-
"
o4
ne material or solid &bade leath-
b Tou suffer from muscular aches or
been relying on slow- SUCCESSFUL POULTRY RAISERS
.---
,w: .,.. .<, - ✓ '�K",
• a
...: +..,!'+, gyp:°: �« . : ;` i,'
of your name and address Dlatn-
ly on all orders.
ly
Paine. Wd,.have otch
at yaZ. sometimes ineffective remedies turn to TOP Notch- Top
15 x 16 inches. Flowered cre.ton.
Solid
What, No D.D.T.?
1
12 itlWti 2S>E—d" 20 a ibis
DID YOU KNOW that
Scientists tel* us that a 140•
Remedy, Munio'B Drug Store, -385
H9u>3ee CoffCoffee�1/
pound man oontalns enough fat
for seven cakes of soap, carbon
•
1
KRadimt Rested" to MW
for 9,000 ' pencils, Phosphorous to
gist relief from simple pain-' come to symboUze Increased pro-
`dere the extra xoodness-
make 200 match • heads, magnesl-
FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYlL
811 _
ua, for one dose of salts, iron to
tIA<'NINF.R1 AND SUPi'WEis
of this particularly fim ----
make one medium-sized nail, suf-
Stu.
IPept. 4, Box 19, Stn.
hoe only. Good' condition, Price.
ficient lime to whitewash a chic-
. eedieiaalingredients, acientificallycom- system of breedinlr Includes the
.breeds. r I
coffee blend. Miry Max*ell
ken coop, enough sulphur to rid
-
11
�� WAYS
$OIISe: `
ore dog of fleas, and water to till
i'ATICN.Ts .
• ,
a 10 -gallon barrel.
-
.FOR SALE
rETHISRSTONHAUGH 4t COMPANT
1'H(►9O(:ItAPN\
91FI)II:AL
BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM DEr
stroys offensive odor instantly.
PHOTO
CHRISTMAS CARDS
45c. bottle, Ottawa agent. Den-
18f0 14 King West. Toronto.
12 FOR 69c
man Drug Store, Ottawa.
digging bucket and anglodozer.
is in
Booklet of I nrr+r m +r inn on rM
chlcke wtll get you -.off to a fly'-
Select
-yuur favourite negativea and
quest
send
to us., We'll return 12 prints
ASTHMA WRECKS THE NERVOUS
mounted
on attractive, embossed
system. Prevent it by taking one
greeting
cards, with envelopes for
AZO Tablet a day. It gives' imme-
mailing
for- . 69c. The most original
diate relief and gradually clears•
the bronchial condition. $1.00
greeting
kind
cards you can get—the
your friends will keep — cards
up
postpaid. Monly back. guaranteed
that
men on active service at home
If instructions followed. John
Campbell, 131 Keewatin, Toronto,
and
early.
overseas like to get. .Order
(2 Photographs on Calendars
d2.
for
25c.)
tractor equipped with La-Plant-
Choate bulldozer.
STAR
SNAPSHOT . S,ERVICE
REGISTL.`RED COLLIE PUPS,
ble and white ten weeks old rea.
DON'T WAIT — EVERY SUFFER-
Box
129, Postal Terminal A. 'rorunto
er of Rheumatic Pains of Neuritis
-Your
quality in colouring and de -
should try Dixon's Remedy. )-dun-
veloping
is excellent," writes a cus-
ro's Drug Store, 335 ElginjeOtta-
tomer
at Peterborough. Wit. "and
wa. Postpaid $1.00.
your
service is prompt and guaran-
r
bought, told, rebuilt: Dolts Dui-
teed.
- 1 am particularly fascinated
now.
gapers, Don't delay, order now.
layers.
Hatclterles, Br1-
leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com-
with the coloured enlargements and
GET READY FOR WINTER.
Christmas
cards. Your prices for
Price $1,800.
Cletrac model BD diesel -powered-_
such
quality work are really econ-
Build it
Duild uD Your resistance wh
omical
and I appreciate your prompt
is System Tonic '1'abl t
MerrCanadian
reliable
service."
favorite for forty
years. From your druggist or
3'Ir WILL PAY YDU TO FILL YOUR
to
Any Size Roll -6 or 1 Exposures
postpaid $1.00. from Merrill Pro-
'ducts, 98 Silverbirch Ave. Toron-
and we make up your Individual
lint. Every stamp Is priced
DEVELOPED AND PRINTRU zee
a MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS %"
to, Ontnrio.
built. Equipped with •tartar, gen-
Size 4" z• 67 In [Beautiful Easel
lay pullets now.
_ Immediate delivery on many pure
orator, radiator guards with rack
for chains. $800.
mounts
STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS
-ill-health
breeds and hybrid crosses. Also
to order
You can have en4argemen4 colour.
by hand for a small additional -
often are the cause of
in humans, all ages. No one im-
E. Hay, 84 Corbett Ave„, Toronto
ed
charge.
mune: Why not find out it this is
equipped with Bucyrus -Erle an-
Fziamed Enlargements 4„ x 6"- On
your trouble ,Interesting particu-
$1.25 postpaid. Ivan Martin. St.
Jacob's. Ontario,
ivory tint mounts, in frames 7" x 9".
lars — Free! Write Mulveney's
Choice pure ,bred Yorkshire Pigs.
Advance Registry, and Show
Burnished Gold or Silver; Circassian -
Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 8.
-_
Walnut of Black Ebony finish 59c;
& 74 Rideau Street,
1f enlargement coloured 79e. .
b Tou suffer from muscular aches or
been relying on slow- SUCCESSFUL POULTRY RAISERS
.---
e.rette. Sturdy wooden handles,
soft flannel -finished lining. Size
n
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED — EV-
of your name and address Dlatn-
ly on all orders.
ly
Paine. Wd,.have otch
at yaZ. sometimes ineffective remedies turn to TOP Notch- Top
15 x 16 inches. Flowered cre.ton.
Solid
ery sufferer of Rheumatic Pains
or Neuritis should try Dixon's
1
12 itlWti 2S>E—d" 20 a ibis
t0 bring you 8 mta!hice of relief, learn chicks are filling poultry houses
wherever Profits are being sought
ne in blue, rose,. natural.
leatherette' in brown. Years of
Remedy, Munio'B Drug Store, -385
MUSICAL INSTRUMBllt9s
all about the Instantnle 1-tabke woy to atter. The name ToD Notclt has
weal'. '$2.49 each. Yav will be
Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
gist relief from simple pain-' come to symboUze Increased pro-
proud to carry one even in your
-
FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYlL
' YOl1aeC.fast zetinL$nstaatiaetablets fits to enterurlsing poultry rats-
because Top Notch are
nicest street clothes. Send $1.00,
-balance collect Dios postage.
tIA<'NINF.R1 AND SUPi'WEis
nails, exchanges musical lnstru.
Church. Toronto 8.
weaskillfulcombinationofthreeproven +era
op N
`.profitable Top Notch.
Stu.
IPept. 4, Box 19, Stn.
hoe only. Good' condition, Price.
menta.. 111 _
. eedieiaalingredients, acientificallycom- system of breedinlr Includes the
.breeds. r I
"N"rowMontrh'seal.
"N" Montreal.
DAN KELLER
-
11
�� WAYS
•"•"'nded to relieve paid-proWtly.- =opt up to' date methods of Pre-
Chantesarepoumapbeaurprisedatthe selection and headline that re-
EQUIP;4IE�T LTD.
i'ATICN.Ts .
PUPS AND LONG HAIRED KIT.
spend with which 1 lnstantult tablet ems suit In high standard Gnvern-
with
ment Approved chick++. When
tens -wanted, highest prices, good
homes. Dixon's, ••1821 St. Antoine,
.FOR SALE
rETHISRSTONHAUGH 4t COMPANT
hints lswbich reliefl Youeean count
buying chlcka choose . the name
3lontreaL
1943 caterpillar D4 diesel -powered
with 9[i yard
Patent Solicitors. Established
ILIO Iastantiae's triple -action to work to -you-can trust — buy Top 'Notch.
traitor, equipped
18f0 14 King West. Toronto.
FOR BALE. REGISTERED DOR-
tibiae ways to give yal fdtt relief floZa An early shipment of Top Notch
digging bucket and anglodozer.
is in
Booklet of I nrr+r m +r inn on rM
chlcke wtll get you -.off to a fly'-
set ewes and rams, unrelated. V.
This machine perfect con-
dltion. Price 86.000.
quest
Inst start in the .Europenn eRe
1., Speedily ease Pill III. and poultry, meat market, Don't
Bartlett, R. No. S. Canfield, Ont.
Caterpillar ctojr
dant-Chsodel D4_ traulic
8 = .10 x 28 tires rear, 2 —-
36 tires front. All solids.• Price
ATTENTION. FARMERS. FOR
Sale; Tractor fires. made 'of rub-'
" Z prolong relief from Palo. delay write for our free ca-,
to Also laying., and
L
with oxer. o nate ice $4. 00
angl6doaer. New' 1942. Price H,300
PERSONAL I
talogue -day.
& Reduce "deprossed feeibW" ready to lay pull for immediate
Ser, suitable for boiling on steel
Caurptllur model DBetractor with
La Tourneau angledozer. New
WINNER OF PLYMOUTH CAR
.
„ delivery. Top Notety •Chlckertes.
Give mild„ smmalamny gift.„ Guelph, Ontario,
wheels. 810.00 each •When order-
Ing state diameter and wtdlh o!
1941. Price $6,200,
drawn at Port Colborne" October
Co.
amp pain. but.
wheel. National Rubber Co. L:d.,
6 Wiltshire Av•.. Toronto, 'Oat
Two caterpillar D7 tractors. New
1938. Equipped with LaPlant-
31. Ivy Haechler, Kellogg.
London. Ontario, Ticket No. 4940L
iOstantine never pampers
_ wot a fast � �R I 2S FRS- CHICKS
July —George Flett. Orient Bay,
Ontar. : August — Mrs. M. Ro-
Choate . angledoserr- Price $5.200
each
tractor equipped with La-Plant-
Choate bulldozer.
SA-
.
member lnstandne. too, whenever ydtl
REGISTL.`RED COLLIE PUPS,
ble and white ten weeks old rea.
Three caterpillar” 35 tractors nal
-
NIReC from isstlaellt Or the discomfolft OUR BABY .ARE TIRE
sonable. R Horton, Scarboro
A-1 condition Price 81-250 sae
S f1TASIP!t
Founds
of a tots or JOt4 tjlftlt. You Can Let progeny of Foundation and Re-
Bluffs. Ont.
t
Caterpillar SO a ufpped wf h La-
-,
$Ostantine at any druptora Irtstered Rlyds. All Breeders
blood -tested. Prices from 3c to
Plant -Choate bulldozer. Price
-11,000.
IT'S A HIT!
1i!T,RCTRIC MOTORS NEW, .CSED
- 2'bc, All guaranteed excclletilt
r
bought, told, rebuilt: Dolts Dui-
Caterpillar 30 equipped with La-
'Rebuilt
,
DISCHARGED VETS, 1S STAMP
now.
gapers, Don't delay, order now.
layers.
Hatclterles, Br1-
leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com-
Plant -Choate bulldozer.
collecting Your hobby! Get back
_ dos ('hick
` taunts .eights. Oat.
pany Ltd. 2326 Dufferin SL Tor-
Price $1,800.
Cletrac model BD diesel -powered-_
in the grove! Send today for our
list. All you- do Is
ansa
tractpr-7.New 1841. Equipped with
personal price
flat the numbers of those blank
FOR PALE ROUEN DUCKS PRIZE
h`-
hydraulic angtedozer, A-1 condi- --
spots in your, British colonials
3'Ir WILL PAY YDU TO FILL YOUR
to
stock ducks $3,00, drakes 84.00.
Archie Bagg. RI. Hespeler, On,
tion Price 13.760.
Cletrac model 30 tractor only. Re-
and we make up your Individual
lint. Every stamp Is priced
.�� • pens with Rood laying or ready
We can glue
Carlo, ,
built. Equipped with •tartar, gen-
price
fairly. Approvals, also if desired.
lay pullets now.
_ Immediate delivery on many pure
orator, radiator guards with rack
for chains. $800.
No obligation. MaN only. Write to,
above -4o, b= hltj
jai, loosen congeaWO
'nusCular
breeds and hybrid crosses. Also
to order
STEERING. WHEEL SPINNERS.
skid
194$ Ip ernawith TD9, wide gauge
E. Hay, 84 Corbett Ave„, Toronto
day old chicks hatched
Top' Notch
speglal heavy duty jor tractors,
equipped with Bucyrus -Erle an-
•, restful, cot sle
by m6rs1Ia8 most Ot t
_ for Fall delivery.
`Chlckertes, Guelph, Ontario.
$1.25 postpaid. Ivan Martin. St.
Jacob's. Ontario,
gledozer, starter, generator. front
and rear lights, front -pump angTAZtDERMT
$ �OII e. Ciel relief fr
o e. Cles6 a -
Choice pure ,bred Yorkshire Pigs.
Advance Registry, and Show
RFLP WANTED
radiator guards. Hes just been
-_
DEER HEADS MOUNTED, DZZR
Hides tanned into glove leathel.
lure also buy Deer Hides. Shoop
skins tanned for floor -rugs. Beat
Hides tanned and made into rugs.
Foxes and Furs dressed and made
into scarfs. 26 Elm Street. Toron-
to, Oliver Spanner Co, Ltd.
...WANTED
WANT HOUSE IN VILLAGE, TOWN
or highway. Prefer with tittle
land, $700 to $1700. Give descrip
'tion, price etc. George Drummond.
Owen Sound.
i
HIGHEST PRICES. PAID
For all kinds of dressed poultry
Get our- prices before you se1L
Waite, phone or wire
JOHN C. COOPER
2,104 BIHOR 811. W., TORONTO 1
PHONE JU. 9239 -
BUYER, MR, TED, BOWLER
HARDWARE BUSINESS WANTED,
state stock, turnover, any neces
,nary particulars, confidential
Box 59, 73• Adelaide W. Toronto.
WANTED TO..PURCHASE PULL• -
eta all ages and breeds. High
pprices paid. Apply Box No, 6t,
73 Adelaide W. Toronto;
HATCHING EGGS WANT ' FOR
1946 hatching season. Fit
and bloodtested free eharge
under Government 9u rvlsion...
Guaranteed premium, plus hatch-
ability premium paid. For full
details, write Box 39, 73 Adelaide
W., Toronto.
BF.TWEE. NOW AND LATE
Spring. White Birch Bolts, 2r'
long, 7"• and up top. Must be
fresh cut, free of doze and large
limb knots. Also interested in
Poplar and Basswood Bolts, P'
and up top. 48" long. It yon, can
suply in carlots, write for our
quotations. Keenan Woodenware
Limited, Owen Sound. Ontarlo`
LOGS: BASSWOOD B E E C A,
Bireb, Elm. Maple. also Poplar
and White Birch Bolts, good
.lprices. Write to The Oakville
-Basket .Co, Ltd.. Onkv111e, Ont -
48SUIt 414--18411
n
HC
pCal!fESe OTPA1iTVIf1TIFS
-. it7R1'LUS FILES
A COI4PLETE $E'1' OF 60 ASSORT -
ed files; from 6"-11^: including
rebuilt and ready for immediate
delivery. Price i5,000.
lstternatlonal . rue- diesel tractor
with Bucyrus -Eris angledoser.
1
12 itlWti 2S>E—d" 20 a ibis
HOME
flat halt round, round, square,
Price $6,800,
rat, 1/•eMse nadmilli
"47row OPTIMIST
s e1VIAY BE YOURS"
:etc.• rough and smooth; at a
clearing price of $e delivered. Re -
International, 1'20 equipped, with
Gar Wood butidozer. Good coadl-
A1.80 PARTICIPATE iN $50.00
cupetoola and Metals Limited:
1212 Aldred Building, Montreal,
tion. Price 12,750.
Bay City % swing, gasoline -Dower-
monthly Bond draw. Other prises•
$1.00
Que.
ed. •mounted on crawlers; back-
•Detall■ on, recelpt. Shares
for
hoe only. Good' condition, Price.
►
each or for 85.00. Send
, 8
shares to, St. Cathertnea ODttmtat
STORE WINDOW PRICE
$s.soo. .
Fordaon Universal % swing 819
-
11
�� WAYS
Club, 13o 145-H„ st Catharines.
Ontnrlo.
TICKETS
Ready for your individual prices,
yard gas shovel, mounted on '
crawlers, including trailer -Sor.
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN
write for samples• Kelly Print-
Ing. 124 Wellington Street West.
name. Price $3,700.
, serlal number In
B Yz 000's, 319 shovel, 21r crane-
TO REl1EYE t1A1SERIES OF
a 81WO Home, built to your own
Toronto.
yard
boom with. dragline .bpcket and
speclflcationa, wherever you
If you prefer ice will give
FARMS FOR SALE
backhoe, Recently 'rebuilt. Price
NONCOMS
'wish?
you •$30,000 in Victory Aonds, OD-
IP to win $10,000 monthly
IrIF'TY. ACREC 7rOBACCO LAtiD,
or other crops. Gas and hydro In.
iE,0.00.yard.
P H • model ISO, • t/e $7,90 shovel
and dragline. Price 17,800.
draw. Aix proceeds for underpri-
house, barn. and chicken boust..
3$ Ton Hvaaa trailer equiDped.with
�� real !lied g
gotCQa
vtleged children and playgrounds.
Draw date — December 31st,
Lots of water. APPLY wm. EcIcer,
R. R. 1, Rodney, Ontarlq,
8 = .10 x 28 tires rear, 2 —-
36 tires front. All solids.• Price
wrenesa mAca sea Mot br=-
3945. Don't delay. Receipts mallei
promptly. Send 11.00 for one
$1.800.
ellitis—tbill1�
�Y �
"ticket, 6 -for' $5:00, right now to
Kiwanls Club of Sudbury,' Box.
$4,000 - MUSKOKA' FAR*:, 100
acres, good soil: buildingb, spxing
FOR RENT
Fordson Fpndom model. A % swintr
wAvs AT e1Q8
53 Sudbury, Ont.
=-
water. Hydro, telephone, etc. Ap-'
Ancaater,`
318 yard gas shovel.
q
mentbly Winners
.'Div P. H. Bard, R. R. 1.
Caterpillar 65 gasolene -Dowered
July —George Flett. Orient Bay,
Ontar. : August — Mrs. M. Ro-
Ont,
tractor equipped with La-Plant-
Choate bulldozer.
QeepintObrOnCafal �
tubes " ,
Saris, 1315 N{DTgon Ave., Fort '
180 ACRES. GOOD MAPLE BUSH.,
International TD9 angledozer. 1941
-
William: September —.N, Taylor,
with or without machinery, cheap
model, equipped with Bucyrus-
tmedtelaal vapors. 1
22 Elm St., Sudbury, Ont.: Octo-
Box 4T4, SmIt2rFalls, •Ont:
Erie angle blade.
.- s?IMO(ATEit
Iber — Fred Primeau. CaDreol,
,
$4S Rioor St- W. Toronto
C$1l8t end back iia•
Ont.
13 ACRES NE 1 R IBOWMAN VILLE,
Phone KI. 0.
faces elite a Tt'alta� E
Ing p0111tt0e.
god bearing orchard. poultry
houses for 2,000 birds, barns. silo.1
,
tflNs NOOpf
DYEING AND CLEANING
price 37500. • Terms: more land
bathroom,
OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN
IOR
avnilable complete
Furnace, hydro, miles from
To�e t all the- benellts of this
HAVE YOU ANY7rHI.NG NEEDS
n
Oshawa, possession arranged, '161. e,
G, Bowmanviile,
BE A HAIRDRESSER
t=mbtaed ieONNU�
c
ili9t rub throat, Cheat,
dyeing. or cleaning• Write to us
I. Clemens. R.R.
n. r„ 1�.
JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL
stction.
and book withVicksroapto,
bat
withlaollavi YapOpoR goes
for information. We are Find to
answer your questions. Depart-
Dye Works
Great -Opportunity. Learn
Hairdressing t
bedtime,
to work -2 Waysat'OIIcelt ari0wa
ment H. Parker's
Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To-
HAIRDRESSING
Pleasant dignified profession good
thousands successful Marvel
above -4o, b= hltj
jai, loosen congeaWO
'nusCular
ionto•
fk:ARN HAIRDRESSING rHE
Robertson method- Information
wagef,
graduates. America's greatest eye=
tem. Illustrated catalogue free.
110TlnEla, and
1
FOR. SAT.F.
on request regarding classes.
Hairdressing Acad-
\Frits or call
•, restful, cot sle
by m6rs1Ia8 most Ot t
^--
Robertson's
`emu, 137 Avenue Road.' 'Toronto:
DIA'RVEL HAIRDRESSING
$ �OII e. Ciel relief fr
o e. Cles6 a -
Choice pure ,bred Yorkshire Pigs.
Advance Registry, and Show
RFLP WANTED
SCHOOIB
Branches: 44 King St: Hamilton
Ottawa.
Cl11
time^sell,
bloodl;nes, both sexes. .priced to
& 74 Rideau Street,
bee-aetton,
V cckx Vapo^
V
• Geo• A. Baldwin, Inkerman,COUNTRY
Ontario.FAb...Tryltl
GIRL•bated
HOME, PRIVATE
SMALL, MODERN
PHOTOGRAPHICroom,
good wages,for cnP-ible girl
-BLACCURLY- ETRTEVERS'
K iR
fond of children. Phone HU, h
•or write "Advertiser," .43 Sutker er-
TIME TESTED QUALITY
_
from Cbamptons. Registered in
,land Dr., Toronto.
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Lcnnadinn Kennet Club. E. Brown,
Ci�ECKED
two:✓ lr
IT• �
St. Catharines, Ont.
j,INO OPERATOR'S AND
FLOOR MEN WANTED
Your, films properly developed and
;s OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 2bc
a or Money back
NEW nL'RO nEEPWELL PIMP —
Rud Tnnk 1 8 Rainsford Road,
'COMPETENT LINO OPER
REPRINT'S 8 for 25c
FIN ENLARGING SERVICE
'EST
- ta�e�Qtlidtrelieffrmn{ caused-jyeesems
i
+•--Tornnto.
f _ __
and floor men wanted for news,
P a per printing office, permanent
You may not get all the fftmn you
'b You got a
want tin r -but u can t A
wa is year.
_ ansate'afoot,seabfmpimplwsrtdotberitehtng
tt re eoolini. m teat lfqui
�ItflKlofl.
—� - -
3pos tion, highest wanes -Wilson
Publlehing Co„ T3 Adelaide W...
the quality end service you desire
inrr vour films to,
- Greaselep sad
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\V ThDM1i.I, GOOD CONDi170N,
RTA?I CUNNINGHADf, ALLTSTON,
apply nearest - Employment and
Selective Service Office. Orde
No, L
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111itf1'FJLIAi 1, To !<1CRVICP
Station 1, Toronto
today f��TT1�
` ONTARIO.
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DEER HEADS MOUNTED, DZZR
Hides tanned into glove leathel.
lure also buy Deer Hides. Shoop
skins tanned for floor -rugs. Beat
Hides tanned and made into rugs.
Foxes and Furs dressed and made
into scarfs. 26 Elm Street. Toron-
to, Oliver Spanner Co, Ltd.
...WANTED
WANT HOUSE IN VILLAGE, TOWN
or highway. Prefer with tittle
land, $700 to $1700. Give descrip
'tion, price etc. George Drummond.
Owen Sound.
i
HIGHEST PRICES. PAID
For all kinds of dressed poultry
Get our- prices before you se1L
Waite, phone or wire
JOHN C. COOPER
2,104 BIHOR 811. W., TORONTO 1
PHONE JU. 9239 -
BUYER, MR, TED, BOWLER
HARDWARE BUSINESS WANTED,
state stock, turnover, any neces
,nary particulars, confidential
Box 59, 73• Adelaide W. Toronto.
WANTED TO..PURCHASE PULL• -
eta all ages and breeds. High
pprices paid. Apply Box No, 6t,
73 Adelaide W. Toronto;
HATCHING EGGS WANT ' FOR
1946 hatching season. Fit
and bloodtested free eharge
under Government 9u rvlsion...
Guaranteed premium, plus hatch-
ability premium paid. For full
details, write Box 39, 73 Adelaide
W., Toronto.
BF.TWEE. NOW AND LATE
Spring. White Birch Bolts, 2r'
long, 7"• and up top. Must be
fresh cut, free of doze and large
limb knots. Also interested in
Poplar and Basswood Bolts, P'
and up top. 48" long. It yon, can
suply in carlots, write for our
quotations. Keenan Woodenware
Limited, Owen Sound. Ontarlo`
LOGS: BASSWOOD B E E C A,
Bireb, Elm. Maple. also Poplar
and White Birch Bolts, good
.lprices. Write to The Oakville
-Basket .Co, Ltd.. Onkv111e, Ont -
48SUIt 414--18411
•! •. 4
.':Classified Advt'•s
-.':`Electric washer — for sale. Apply
d� :.:.Piano Stu nin
J. Bourne, Brock Howl. _
Wanted — IW -150 acrm with bush :'Re airs to
and stream. model n housd and rxA —
`':` banns. Can pay. cans. Apply Mrs. . •
Hendersoq 14 Southwood Drive, Piano ACCOrdlans, Gu
Toronto. � Nov. 16.
`'. WILLIAMS CARTAGER9lilo8 &Ukulele
• Reasonable Rates ! orsgs
$
Whitby, Ontario — Phone 438 254ears 4perienee Bay mare, H. D.; Bay Gelding, H. Thunderhead', i N
FOR SALE —cordwood' suuw hand- A, Black mare, H. D., Black driver.'
les. J. O'Brien, Pickering, R. R. 2. Stage, Concert & Radio •' Cattle .' .Son of Flieka
` FOR SALE"—, Jersey co, milking y c "fres ' owe e
Red
-well. Everett Smith Fairport Beach -- -•—•--•----•i Y. REID and whit, ow, 3 yrs h g�,y McDowell Preston P'o
' . - Holstein, caw, 4 y=s—, frena, calf by Selected Short SubjecEA �
•I
FOR SALE — two pair mens Cherrywood Read side. - —
skates, 6 and 10. Good condition. Red and white cow, 4 yrs., fresh, MONDAY — TUESDAY
Mrs, M. Mowat, Pickering. Dumbarton, Ontario `Phone 1?iekeriag 1 R 23� calf by side. NOVEMBER 19 and 20
FOR SALE — studio cough, bed, !
Red and white cow, 3 yrs., fresh, The Princess.
complete; odd furniture. bars, A. calf by side.
• Cook, Cherrywood. Radios am -,'Refrigerators
- 'Stoves Guernsey •heifer, 2 yrs old.
FOR SALE electric rangette, ---a* Guernsey heifer 2 yrs old. and the Pirate
Renfrew, (plug-in type), two bur- WASHING MACHINES and ;OTHER APPLIANCES Black heifer, 2 yrs. old. Bob Hope -and Virvinia Mayo
hers and oven. Excellent condition, - ° , - '
Holstein heifer, 2 yrs old Select ^.bort Subjects
new elements. $30.00. Apply Mrs. SALES SERVICE White and .black heifer, 2 yrs.
old
Baker, over Pickerirng-Post Office. Roan heLf3er, 3 yrs. old. WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY
FOR SALE - dry' body hardwood, 2 Holstein heifer calves, 6 months.
HOUSE WIRING Holstein bull, 2 years old.NOVEMBER 21 and 22
- cut for stove. Delivered, $16 cord.
Red heifer c old.
r
Soft wood, $9.00 cord. N. E. McEwen,
heif calf, mos. o lll
Log Cabin Ranch, Brock Road.
'' 3 White brood sows, bred Sept f. n• e
Sunday
_l�aght and sold— ROUGE p for a .Soldier
2 White brood sows, bred Sept. 1.
Teed Clothing —sterilized, cleats- 2 Young white blood sows Anne Baxter acid John HodiaY
end and p like am. Carry aORIES
ELECTRON IC LAEORATwhite saw, 7 pigs at foot Selected Short subjects
Lrge . atoci of high ala as snits, I '
Overcoats and pante. Also a good DUNBARTON : PHONE PICK. ib R 32 York shire boar pig FOTO-NITE — THURB,
stock of now feather costa and 4 Young Vaite sows, bred
windbreaiess, and gents' furnish- i 6 Hogs, weigh app. 150 lbs. Choice Meats9 Fat -
bp at very reasonable prises. Call
- rttr►d be ooavineed. 23 Small pigs,. 6 weeks old, - t - --
- San Schwasts WANTED / 'WAV ETT E - Poultry Fish ltl Season
gl Bond Street West. Oshawa, Oat 60 Whi,e Leghorn hens, laying well
DEAD HJRSES AND CA1' I'LE BEAUTY SHOPPE gay. Grain and Roots iFou May Pay More - You 012't
For tree plcK up phone Abort 25o bus. mangles - . .
Sufferers of Permanent Wave - fs.95 and up bo t.250 b s turnips suits le !o:
. Slf A u n ( b Buy Better
PILES bleeding and pro- BAOOKLIZI .. .. . •. Manicure, b0c , table use and free "irate water_
pyCKERING• . 506 Finger`wave bOc core).
truding piles DICKERING ........ •. ,sone 21as 41 Cold Wave $19.00 Pbono I60>i _ aaremtoaf. Orf.
should know Rankers herbal Pills 3 Mows mixed hay,'
AGINCOURT ..... L
-`:.treat the cause at its source. Money Closed each Monday •500 Bus. mixed grain Claremont Meat
sacs if tae first bottle does not We pay the phone ebargee OpeII •u�, �t�•� ' evenings Abdul 12 bus. red clover seed
_ fistiafy. : *Marjorie White, Church Street, About 2 bus, timothy seed. ....Market
AT BOYF.S•
DRUG. , GORDON YQUNG LTD Fanny Implements ..
! Tomato Phatnc Ad. 383ef Pickering, Ontario I. H. C. 15-30 tractor with :heavy
J duty motor, all. newly overhauled.�� j
Set extension tractor rims. �♦ hitevale
_ New I. H. C. ' 3 -furrow tractor plow,
adjustable beams, ace bottom The Women's Irnstltute will meet
_. • . - .. = _. _ New 3-sectioq spring -tooth harrow• nesday, Nov•
on Wed l 1, at 230, • at
_ - ohne of Mrs. W. A. Hills. Mrs.
Cockshutt � �e h i A
Manure spreader, new. _ T. Norton will be the
guest speak-`
't..
2.7 -foot McDeering •binders er. Bpecal tnu'siC. An interesting
-Foot Massey mower afternoon romised to all . who
P
Buck rake - Roller � � come. Roil Call:- A verse on retnem-
10-Foot steel horse rake _.. trance. _.
13 -Disc Cockshutt drill, good Avery impressive service was
Set . 5 -section dra harrows held in the United Church on Re-
x
f Spring -tooth scuffles ' membrane Da' , Howard Hagennan
-
Fleury walking i mg plow George
..` 2 + sounded the Last Post Mrs.
Truck wagon on rubber, new ian read an address before
1 Hay rack Fanning mill , Flt. Officer Joan Nolan laced a
1
memorial wreath on the white cross.
grain n ..In Flanders'
Rip saw, 'with frame
_ Rub Booth read
I. H. C. gra'. grinder, 6 1-2 inch y
Drive betE Wheel barrow, Fields". The male quartet from Ston
Stock rack 2 Wagon 'hash; sang, "Rest, Soldier Rest": Veterans
Electric motor, quarter horse of •both wars marched down the
aisles 'to oc�cu the front sesta;
� Heavy team harness, Bbd• py
Set b'ackband and team harness On Sunday next a reception ser.
3- Sevffler Electric fence -mice 'will. -be held: in the United
.•: ».
Cream - Separa tor, No. 9 Maseey; new Church—twelve persons are expected
-_
About. 150 -feet horsefork draw rope to join the church. There will also
new. Number pulleys be baptism for .tae candidates, Poll-
�� �f Hay
S ling chain owed by the Sacrament of Holy
j` ' Cbmmunion. T and come and ea.
/� Set sling ropes• • Try
Electric brooder, new Warner 500' joy and take part in a lovely
ser -'Number chicken fountains, troughs vice.
and t ei t i Mr and Mrs. Norm Randall nd
a several fee ec ric,' re. y � 5i anea
Conduit.. 60 Feet -gar len hose 9 EanatanoP, ent: the �rePlr-and in the
Bl Gal and
otackl 9 sP
_ vale, also Fern Miller' and Norma
_ i
good. " 90- a ohne and Doris Wilson.
g' tank, o Middleton
--complete with taps. Mr3 ''Hollis Hamill is• holidaying
r
Quantity used i and 2 in lumbeR ith her parents
i Number wooden barrels Mrs •George Anthony' was a 0A ;
Number doubtetrees, • neck yokes, lent in Toronto Gef►eral Hospita_i for
.: forks, shovels, chains, hose, ropes a few days for treatment.•
and numerous .other articles.
Househ Effects k ti
d� �' Brock Road
. ' � , • , . , Cook stove, wood �iurner -
:'
in a n 7I . f er m i 1_ - - t d a tmy ave --ale nyh oma:
Quebec •heate The
Oak stand a
_ Fancy �F'ernery h m * to their new homes at
Number kitchen ciraix+� ort Ci -edit.
Greenwood eti-nd P � k
B Q» Continilaty makingararnc�il %ares jp moo � /� Fail -leaf table - �� LAC. George Norman, of Hami1
i,.. Cupboard. glass top E
ton visited with his friend, Ernest
:*fllel�iAtip wwch call up"t the b•ft-plated ba�f& .� Rocking chair Couch Middleton over the weekend:
2 Wooden beds 2 Bed springs Rose Carlton, Bill McLean and
2 Mattresses Wash stand
Manson Ellicott and a group of
ThM 6W 0f ey Title bank loans are for less than Kolster electric radio, good hunters from Toronto, returned from
- • _ .. _ Weight cloak, end numerous other their hunting trip Let week.
'SOO. Maar of these are used to take care of such expenses articles: Dorothy Ellicott spent •'the w"
as doctor or hospital bills, temporary -embarrassment �: ..... end at her home,
k les tar -time, s sudden journey, the winter's coal bill. -�:• No Re:dr.e sere at iz.3o Mrs. Carter, o! Toronto, i< �.
_ Sort. and Clarke Prent elta, Aust• sting her mother, Mrs, E. ComatL
~ �I1 ducational seeds of the family often aro .flnanc
e ed '
.. r, • ' - Censehdate
- small bask loans.
• I , 51119A11 "iPt1Al1le individuals is . Add or
d
.: s:a/.'fr♦ '_..- 'Y..r.... e. -.r. u.n .. ., _•. ax.e•. a,'. ..- �y ... .• '•.:tJ ;:awe. M2`� _ - v:.+i+Y. ywo._ -.. ,�j
- A
s
: •' time. Mr. A. Manderson, Balsam, A number from here attended the Wm. Winter moved a .vote of
L A R E MONT r �o missed, the previous week meeting put on by Convention Bro- thanks to the host and hostess for .n
Mr. and hire. Cecil Jones spent taerhood at Uxbridge Baptist Church their hospitality. ✓.
: Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd all th& week. The Toronto Bible The late Mrs. Wm. Middleton sad '
Mr. aid Mrs: - Don. , "Hedges . and Lsscoinabe fly, Jones and !amity of Braoilin. College choir will be tbere on Sun- many, relatives and associations
fnnily spent the week -and in Wood- Mise Beulah Homiiton,' teaeher at Schools *ere closed on Monday - day. here. She lived as a girl for many
Tills, the guests of Mr. and Ms`s. A. Newcastle, was home for the week- Remembrance Day. Mrs. Cecil Postill and daughters years with her grandparents Isaac
,, , end. ' i Miss -A., James spent the week- visited the formeesmother at Mark- and Mrs. Puckrin on the farm nolo
Miss Eileen Cooper, of Toronto, The walls of the iiiunicipal gar- end, with her parents- in Toronto. hanf recently. occupied by John Puckrin.
spent the week -end at her home i age -being erected .has quite an ins- Mr. Cecil Disney was in Ottswa Prayer Meeting at Gostick's on The Woman's Association of the
here, posing appearance. last week -end. Friday evening. United Church met at the home of
Mr. Badgerow, of Stosiffviile, 'The Firemen's Dance in the Hall 's Dr. -Hoskins, Toronto, will per- �' • Mre. Fred Puckrin on Tuesday eve
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. • J. on Friday evening had a large att- ent picture slides "King of Kings" Greenwood ening, November 13. The Election of
3Badgerow here. enciance. Mr. John Tweedie, White- in Mt. Zion Church on Monday ev- Officers resulted as follows: Hon.
The Park Board announce they had vale was winner of _,he special door ening, November 19. These picturesP
leased to have Rev. all were residents, Miss M. A. Puckrin and
'
the largest -attendance of any dance prize. Next dance will be on 'Friday are being put-• on by the three We p Mrs. Bert Guthrie; President, Mrs.
taking charges: Greenwood, Mt. Zion and R. W. McVey g the service mere
'7et� at the Ball, .last�Friday even- evening, November 16. Frank Puckrin; Vice -President Mrs.
- — Kinsale. We ' would like a large att- on Sunday -
Kinsale.
Wig• A wedding of interested -is -to -._be. .--__ --- _ g William Guthrie; RecordingSecret-
The• latest report from the Clare- held in the church an Saturday, when en from each of these chargee: Ml's• Green and ---Edna called on. - —
snont deer, hunters last week was Helen Bernice Malcolm, daughter of A silver collection will be taken up. friends in the city last Sunday at- ary, Mrs. C: Clements. -Corr.—Sec.,
ternoon. Mrs•- C. Puckrin; Treasurer, Mrs
four. Mr. George Todd, of Good- Mr. and MRs. Howard Malcolm will Please keep this date in mind. Spec- Arch. Bell. Committees—"Flower", j
nal music is, being arranged. The Y. P. U. met at Miss Marion
wood, a member of the party, had be married to Mr. Ralph Crawford, g Mrs. E. Pardon -and Mrs. Fred Puck
missed two up until that dates of Brook" Mr. Walter Carson left last,Friday Wannop s on, Sunday evening. ` sin, "Quilt" Mrs. Wm. Outhrte,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Douglas' of to go deer hunting, also Lewis Messrs. Milton and Will Pegg and '
g -�-- -� Mrs; W. Puckrin, Mn. Crydermaa,
Markdale„ and Mrs. Arthur Loyst, Dumbarton Janes. Mr. Frank Hayward are out ' north Mrs. -Linton, Mrs. Hedge and Mrs.
of Toronto, were the guests of Mr. Miss G. Parrott, Ashburn, , spent on, the hunting trip. We all hope I Arch Bell. Pictures on Africa were
and Mrs. Frank Loyst over the end Sunday- with her sister, Mrs. Lewis :hey bring back a deer- or two. I shown.
I (Too late for last week) Jones and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mayne visited I The Bazaar and Su er will be
of .the week. - e pp
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kidd and fam- Mrs: Tunnel is 'at her. home, can- " Church Service at 7.30 p. m. next Mrs. F. W. Gibson on, Saturday last. i.held on November 30th.
ration. - The W. M. S. met at the home of
fly, of Richmond Hill; Mr.. and Mrs. valescing from a recent operation. I Sunday. Rev. McVey will be in
James Peddie and family of Clare- We wish her a speedy recovery. cage• Mrs. Silcox last week, with a large ` Altona
Mont; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Murkar, of Miss Evelyn Annis spent the week attendance. ti
'Pickering; 'Mr. and Mrs. Earle' Booth end with her family here. Green River '~ e - —
of Newcastle, and Mr. Doug'Bacon, "r' �ivaley The sympathy of the community is `
of Jordan, were Sunday gesta of - extended to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Mrs. Thomas Bacon here. Mount �lOn " Hooray!!!1—t'ne Darkies are coming. !Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lewis
The members of the Fellowship Particulars later. Dec. 11. The Club met on Monday evening and family in the death of Mrs. T.
Solana Young at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred
' Class of the Baptist Church will B Peo I P e Dun on a Hugh G. and bra: �Lichell attend- Lewis who passed away at the
attend the Special Service at Us drama "What Anne Brought Home" j ed a fireside meeting at Whitevale enjoyed a social even-. home of her son Stanley.: The tun
bridge tonight, under the direction of in . the church last Friday night. It . last week. nag• Pres. Arch Bell was in the eral was held on Sunday afternoon.
the Meds Br, undo the
od, di Toronto. was humorous and enjoyed by all.. John and Mrs. Michell held a ire- chair. The Committee on the drama Mr. and Mrs: 0: Yenning 'of
M:. and Mrs Lyons, and Miss Allan Clark was chairman and led 1 side meeting at their home mere on reported progress. There are ten in Blackstock visited friends here ,lash
Lyons, and Miss Dorothy Trotter, of in a sing. -song. Mildred Brown mad Wednesday evening. the caste and they expect to make week.
isd
Toronto. called on Mrs.. Corners on Edward Pegs, Greenwood, favored Our community extes a welcome their first appearance • here about- - The Women's Institute will meet
Sunday. yl,it%• two piano duets. to Mr. and Mrs. Exterie. who have . I1-eeember 7th. It was moved that In. the school house an Friday even -
bought and Mrs. Judson Ward called Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brignall and bought the Lehman !arm on the 7th the next meeting of. the Club be held ing, Nov. 16th, There will be two
on Ashburn friends an Sunday. girls of Markham; Miss Eileen Car- ' concession. An the school 'house and that a treat ,plays entitled "Swept Clean off her
Mr. and Mss. Alan Psouse, of son+ Oshawa, were visitors with Mr. • Mrs. J. E. Wilson called on Mrs. be arranged for the chldr_en. Misses Feet" and "In Doubt.About Daisy".
were in Claremont on and Mme. Errol Carson, on Sunday. 1 Baxendale and Mrs. Hoover recent- Dorothy Winter, Coils Neale,. and Also local musical talent. There will
-Georgetown, Mrs. Frank Coultis had her name ly. June Bryant were named to pur- be a 'pot luck' lunch served after
Shy' called on Foto -Hite at Stouffville Mr. and Mrs. W. Rudman of Tor- chase the sweets. A. dance will fol- the• concert.
r Miss Doris P'rouse, of. Toronto, was low for the members wits our own i
s► week -end visitor with Mr. and Theatre Last week, but unfortunately onto, spent the we
at ..their E 1 'Read the Classified Ads Each Ween —
it- ws. Thomas Haor Bond. was not present. Better luck next cottage. i music. - in the P'iekerins News
The Women's Mission Circle of the
Baptist Church' held a prayer ser- = —
vice on Monday afternocan in con-
. _ ..., .-- _.
erection with the "Crusade for ` y
Christ". Rev. W. L' Wenham was the �a
ekes. - SSP' ..# 5 e f ..}• a.. f
SPE'
.. _ .. .. ... ._ �.,. `,� u �¢<' o Yg k '."� ; d . �"r�'°� � '6'e a'4• 9 y« '; Fps, .
..Bob Ward in a "Head -0d' on,
Town Lime y 3 x s
j
Bob Ward,, son of Mr. and Mrs.xY
""Boy Ward had a head-on collision
-on Saturday night on the'town line, I'
,near Altona, when his car- was as ' t -
collision with a car owned by Jas.
;Elson, of Glasgow: Mrs:Elson Buff-
ored minor cuts, Earl Arderson, one
'of the occupants of the Ward car, �.
which was travelling tows: d - Stouff-
�' � a
ville, also suffered' cuts. Hots cars
-were badly damaged.'
.Mrs. Henry Johnson- gave a very
interesting and. detailed report of -
,the Western Sectional Rally of the
Oshawa Presbyterial at the Novem-
bet meeting of the W. M. S. in the
VAited Church, on Thursday last.77
Sidelights on Africa' and the inner -
eating letter from "Means" school
at Dondi, by Mrs. Howard, were very
` enlightening. Some articles frauY` w + e x
Africa were on display.`A beautiful
,a, •� - \
y i..
piano solo given by,Mra.'Hueh Gregg a s
was enjoyed- The progranf was pre-
•pared by Mrs. Rawscn's group and
was conducted by the President, Mrs,77': 2
Ward and Mrs. F. Manion. - z
Rev. B. P. Harrison of Blackstock,
was in charge°of the service at the
United Church last Sunday morning
Rev.. I. E. Kennedy was in Black- -
'.lrtock for the day, preaching Anniv-
ereary Services in the United Church' ' ;
them1 - _
1 _ _
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UGHAM re She:.!Go►es
$Ro 5 ... The
chur& News
Members please note--aubscrint- AM, there goes the whistle that, It means we Ment maintain controls ' -
lone to tine Missionary Monthly must 1 means jobst 'But iememberl . and price ceilings; sappoin vdoning
be paid. at this meetlns.Factory whistles will keep blowing and urge the support bf,, ...boning. Mike We P1�dy� Todayt
R. M.. & sleeting will be Held on >< : a smoke will keep pouring from We stalst buy wisely and with the - -
November 22, at the hope of Mrs. tin o if sr and sll cutest care: be on d at all dmes,
John Diner, at 2 p. ns,. �fitRar7 chimneys, only N yo 6 ,1 pledge InyseN No tM my pan!
Brongeam cow"gation had the , of w do our part to keep Csaada's checking, working, fighting to keep M �n l"aNen t
11bwJwtoek minister for Remembrance " dollar sound And unless we keep Canada's dollar sound. If we dd
Day service. Rev. Kennedy, was the the Canadian dollar worth a dollar, this, we can -keep prites from rising. sy .banter moov ng aatd i aidUs' -
at BZ�stock almiv- black 2.840 in oar airy00 4
s1ie� we re beaded .for in$stion, and its if we d0W1...some dray we'll be paying
er°wy• 1 inev3tsibls result►-rdepreasionl. tt dollar for'Oe' wortitl of goods,' _-
The Young People df Brougham
weaat to Claremont for the Monday . which means .our dollar Is**,ody sl► raop in s Poo ed.hda' and' a& ,
tvaaiag
Meeting, abs Y. P: of the Canada s active -fight against in4 fw►tb 30c. sad•infiation nwa.arse, and rsl
two churches uniting fir rheic th- Aaddn is a vital of all our post. Iraldiaafroascdrelaaaadaasacwr
Beings. war planni4g. We Canadians must We know what happened'aker th _ oAi .,tu wul hoe
Delegates from St. John's con Mast wart We must fight against it
greg- •iron+—More,, than 'ever ght t.o happening again. For our'own.sakes "sW' when an'-olld•- will de. '
ation plan to . attend the special - Keep Canadas ,dollar worth a fall PP g Ss,
meeting of Presbytery at Oshawa on dollart a —for the sake of the men who fought , sy buylna virtu 10"%, +apes
Thursday, November 16. —__- . _ _ --T;- overseas ;and to whoa! we Owe _ — -
taxation add aWdisg
The children of the Mission Band = >} lot all such maarafM ;
Why now especially? Because ,row ,future with -a job, we mart keep - 10116 wilt lower 00 Y
did well in eonducerW a Thankoffer- K n ,
lug service on Sund$y evening. Mrs. tiv an goods are scarce, and yet Canada s dollar worth a full dollar. TN +non' � u.ibes a•d �x :
'We muss Kee u an active lot help keep psora at a '
George Durwan gave the missionary "money is plentwk This is a danger. P P nortndl l..d.
teak. x '' our condition. against inflationl ctrl
- IM
Toronto visitors as Brougham on psUbjed h TM MRIVING INDtVMY (ONTARIO) to re el the dansen of inaadoa. A410
Sunday
�
Sunday included abs Wallaoa Ellicott
!amity, W. J. Brawn and list Charles
TRAITOR WiLLKIE LIKENESS
John Holland, above, Australian
y iii � I '" who allegedly spread propaganda
:against the Allies is ' in solitary
_ ,confinement in Japan.
CALLED A TRAITOR
of 4
I
Life -like Lust, above, .of tae late
Wendell Willkie, sculptured in.
white marble by Edmond. Quat-
trocchi from photos, is on exhibi-
tion at New York Metropolitan
Museum .of Art and will be pre- :k
rented later tp Mrs. Wt'lllde who
commissioned the work.
.NEVER FORGET —Max.
-well House is -superb
coffee. It's roasted by the
famous "Radiant Roast'.'
process. This eaptures
every' atom of goodness
z
suds. __
Q. How can I set colors? .. .:
A. To set blue, pink, green, lave-
nder, red -and purple, soak in alum
water two ounces to the tub. Black,
gray, and dark blue should . be
soaked in. strong salt, Rater.
Q. •`Hoa can I make iquante
and flavor — roasts every
v -ho ill-treats one of his charges..
"suffer little children . to come
unto Me for of such is the King-
dom of Heaven." 'The injunction
of the Master still, holds good with
Britons.•
�eeo
"+•.. �«,,
,
coffee bean, all through.
ells' - 'ri h '!d b
mayonnaise dressings
'chis -writer - adds': hey cure
b ^MM 2
Soon to be tried in London as a
ROLL YOUR 0WN WITH
traitor is John Amery, above, son
s ^
of the former British Secretary for
BdUsih
India Leopold Leopold S. Amery. He is
- " ~ °<
Demobilisation of 7000,000 lapother
IN dontroops, accomplished recently with unpraeedeated speed by Gen-
o-
charged with broadcasting and do -
ro anda work for
�' P P>►8fonsols
_ oral MacArthur's forces, has necessitated collection and tabulation of enormous stores of -enemy r
Germany and Italy during the war.
.
' weapons, as illustrated in photos above. At er left. Jap officer assistsa an American in check-
`•.
C 16 A R E T T E TOBACCO
_
Ing off aindanes at Utsunomiya ablield. Pro Iers have been removed as provided in sturander
.
terms At top right. Lt. Charles Dorick of McKeesport, Pa., prepares to inspect one of thousands
of London durjnthe blitz days.
..
of rifles displayed In tacks at Ub u arsenal. The 0I at lower left obviously sa joys carrying
Tears and heartbreaks wit-
Ito his outfit's tmpbw ro mn an armlaad of. ornste- samurai swords, the symbols of ,dap militarism. At
lower from U. 8. lists field
s the
at every station, as the little
�
_ right, an officer a special ordnance unit some of the captured pieces. -
ones entrained. It is different ;n
ones
_ •
Berlin. There is joy unbounding
- - - 'How Can 1? Q. How can I remove grease $ritish l�iove Berlin
as the children are taken by , bus
from kather uphotsteryt
By Anne Ashley Children To Farms
and lorry to the German country -
'
Try rubbing thoroughly with a
aide and. placed on farms, with
cloth wrung out .of warm soap-
heavy penalties for any German
Q. -Blow can -1 relieve 'aching
- snuseks and ' a tired- feeling?
A. A hot bath, to which has
been added one cup of epsona
: sake -and two tablespoonfuls of
mustard, is often effective; but
as a psysician will not recom•
-mend this for every per son and
:u
suds. __
Q. How can I set colors? .. .:
A. To set blue, pink, green, lave-
nder, red -and purple, soak in alum
water two ounces to the tub. Black,
gray, and dark blue should . be
soaked in. strong salt, Rater.
Q. •`Hoa can I make iquante
--A very. signi€icant statement is,
made by a New York Times cor-
respondent in Berlin, in regard to
the evacuation from that prospec-
tive pesdientiat ..city, of -50,004
children. from four io 14 years of
age, says the 5t. Catharines Stan-
dard
v -ho ill-treats one of his charges..
"suffer little children . to come
unto Me for of such is the King-
dom of Heaven." 'The injunction
of the Master still, holds good with
Britons.•
�eeo
"+•.. �«,,
,
QUITE A DISH
ells' - 'ri h '!d b
mayonnaise dressings
'chis -writer - adds': hey cure
eon ions, e a on a con -
salted. A. Add to one cup of plain may-- British) are the only one of .the
Q. What kind of utensils onnaise dressing, two tablespoons occupying' powers that have taken
- ttiould be -used'- for cooking, , each of finely chopped olives and steps to remove children _from r
twits? pickles. - what may become a plague centre i", ROM MEM
PBlii
heset by famine and, so far as is
A. Wfhen cooking apples, or = known, they are the ONLY .'. AH Beautifully FuroiOed
.r ay other frpits;
•Quality'-i�teed . Alin sulT
Guara -
4{
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G•
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-HELEN TOPPING MILLER
CHP'F'ER .VI They tramped through the pas-
He said, "What's this. picture?" ' tore," -e, strange procession, Adel=
Ind his voiee was hoarse and side skipping ahead and Gary and F
.strange. Gary caught the tension, Harvey behind her. The beam of
s d—looked across- at—Mona Lee Harvey's flashlight : went_search•,
with eyes -that ware a Iittle sorry, ingly ahead. He.. carried a spade
"It's a rough !d -m of the geolog!- and a cloth sac}_ thrown over his
cal struature under this ranch, shoulder. And when they arrived
sir," he said. "I looked it up' to- at last at the little canyon ate be -
day. on an old map that. Hughey gan digging immediately, tossing �?
)others owns—atter 1'd Lound lumps of rock and. earth into the:
-ghat I, thought were surface- indi= back that Adelaide held open.
cations up there in that gulch a- "Whatever we do, Dad, let's not Gloria Collaton wears a .revamp-
,:<, bove the pasture. This map shows tell Oliver." - - ed CWAC summer uniform, for
a promising atvact.ure,- that's all." ."Why not? He works with oil." which she spent only $2 for braid
e Ae gent over it all then,-- marking "Because he'd 'want to run and buttons to change it into a
out Iines with a pencil on the everything • And Grace would smart civilian suit. . The insignia
•sketch. move In and take charge and and epaulets were removed, black
What you're getting at is that think we ought to let Oliver run braid applied down the button -line
this land is the -kind of land they, It '-'He doesn't know much about and the right - sleeve, and civilian
find 'oil under?" • Harvey put in. production anyway, he just ped- buttons added.
`% at:z what all --this - scienti[ic dles leases." ..
stuff means?" "Of !course;' Gary said., as they knowledge that going away would.
* + * turned back to the house, "the tear his heart in two, agreed tenta-
"It means that this land is the sensible thing to do is to • sell .a tively,
kind that oil might be found un- lease, that Is, It there should be Back in the house,. Harvey be
-der," Gary qualified, - deftnitely. -oil down there. If. yousell out to i g,an -thumbing through the tele -
'Tin not making any .statements. a production concern, they'll put {j phone book frantically. Mona Lee'
4 Only a competent geophysicist down. a test well and then close _ sat, a - little 'collapsed.- in- a deep
could give you reliable advice. the area and hold it for future chair. Gary sat In a corner, look -
They ),ave the know,<Jge and the production." ! ins white and spent.
instruments—I'm just, a beginner: Harvey was shouting into the
1"ve studied the stuff but never But -Harvey disagreed -violently- telep 'lone now.
'bad an opportunity to work at it.' with the idea. "If there's oil dower
Mona Lee could see Harvey. lids- there, the thing is to get it out It was midnight when -he hung
eti1:A i.' iii, c! .::i•. 7",:�, .. ]ua-i i And it's my land, and if tbere's oil up at last• tint• and rr•iumplmnt.
nip. "What's, the reason we can't under it, I want it- I don't want `Well. I got me some fellows
go up to that place now? I've got some beach of .capitalists to get who knew their business," he on-
-h :,as},li; :a::e's a u,cw::• rich from what belongs to me." nouric;•d. ^Had tchase 'em -all
Want to go, Mother?" "Of course," ' Gary said "it over. Texas and ,part of Louisiana,
+ "I guess not . . .well, if you re there is .oil down tbere—and if it but I got 'em. And they'll' be ant'
all going trailing out there like won't cost you too much to go here Friday."
!c c - i mlt;t.: as :I. gu xlcL,. down after it -and it the Govern- "Friday's- unlucky." protested
meatwill let you produce it after IIfoua Lee faintly.
you find it. There are a lot of I,- "Not for us. Not if we get those
tricky angles to this oil business." men on the, Job. Why don't, you
"There are a lot of angles• to talks go to bed?"
\ the cattle business, too, brit I get "What's the use --with you yell -
along, Come 'on back to the hunts. -ing enough to wake the dead?
I'm going. to call up somebody a• ' I Gary, .you go •along. You're• not
bout this business. You kids help j strong yet and you've had a tong
-- Mother along—I'm going on so- - -dsy."
+ head." "How ran I sleep," exclaimed
Adelaide said' very blandly, be -Adelaide, -when rm bursting with.
fore he swung sway, `"You know, excitement? And its. three • days
Dad, Gary's leaving tomorrow , . till Friday:'
going to 31exico.1, "Roll over and shut your eyes-
• + that's what I'm going to 'do," an -
"There," said Adelaide com- _4 pounced Harvey, lumbering- up.,
��■��� placently, hanging on to Garry's I Tonto:roe: I scant you kids to
1 arm. "You seg? What did I tell drive up to Dallas and get me a' good map:,,
STRAIGHbut —loon T AT YO '°u?" ,
"Gh, _ here,` Mr. Mason, (•1'o be continued)
IF YOU WANT FAST. 1'I can't that. I've gat a job.
e, ve got too getto work. I owe you
RELIEF FROM A too much •already." TABLE TALKS . a
"You've got a job right here .till
1 get the dope on this oil bust-
��fIF wess. You •found this oil didn't
you? You stiok around till we Sptisfyllig Suppers
know what's what."
-71 And • Gary Tallman, because he The habits and preferences of a
was in lova and weak with the nation are supposed to be reflected
• Here's what to do. Get a bottle of in the nursery rhymes. If this is
BUCKLEY'SMIXTURE.Take afew sips. true, food must take first plate in
Feel- its Instam 4AFedive action spread START •• THE DAY with man's thoughts, for 'Little Miss—
1hrough
iss -
1hrough throat, head andbronchialtubes. Muffet, Jack Horner and a lot of
Vista at once to foosen up thick
deliCione 1Vla�well Hpuse
y ph egm, ease e.eou , s the others conc•!ntrate on the subject.
taw irritated membranes of throat Coffee. It's a superb blend Tommy Tucker sang for plain
"and upper bronchial tram. Don't take bread and•butter, and your family
chance—take BUCKLEY'S. Canada's of Choice •LBtin-American' should certainly sing loudly -when
.largest selling cough and cold remedy. Coffees. You can°t ]Teat it
We different—it's all medication—no
syrup—sett Faster -goes farther., for' Naellow, full-bodied 5 11 519 i
- B
goodness. • Do 1N wfier :
_
ISSUE 46—I95 ��MHIx
�NERYUS TENSION
— X
11
1
- They sell so fast, you just can't buy
-- Chrisde's Premium Soda Cracks= that
deet- dependibly fresh. And mord
they're crisp, light, tender. So good
with soup, so tasty as a wakcld -
- - - ChrkAies. Biscuits
COUNTS
with ifs week, .. s's
If functionai periodic disturbances make
Cyoouttfeel nervous, tired. restless — at such
Inn" - try Lydia E Pinkham'e Vega
table Comporind tc relieve such syrup•
toms. Pinkham's Compound is one of the
most effective medicines for this purpose.
Follow label directions Buy today)
r ��/��� VEGETA3
11
VFW—iZ V• �KArQ/liLn? compoem
5T0
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COMAOUGHS,4 ms .
BY USING FAMOUS HISCOTT
..FACIAL PREPARATIONS
'Obstinate cabc•s .of pimples and blackheads -intolerable
cases of eczema and rashes — sluggish complexions
:every type of facial skin blemish by the thousands have -
bec,l &uccc•r ally 'treated by the. famous Hiscott Institute
ink its half -century's experience, You can buy these same
- preparations -by. mail-order. If you have a special prob-
lem- write.(giving details) fora copy of 'For Appearance _
Sake."
.If- convenient `visit us for free personal consultation.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, Moles, - warts, - and other facial
growths permanently removed without pain by our method
of Electrelysis. Satisfaction -assured.
HISCOTIT 'INSTITUTE, LIMITED
Hiscott Bldg, 61a College St.
Estab. 1602 Toronto
4
e
BACKACH
-T a '�'tague of Outdooti' Mem
The. outdoor man, whether• he be The treatment suggested is Dr. "
farmer, truck .driver, or railway Chase's Kidney Liver Pills. By
operator, is often subject to backache. reason of their stimulating action on
This.may .be. the result, of ezpoattre both the liver and kidneys, you hays -
to cold and dampness or the result two chances to one of getting relief
from your backache by using. Dr. .
of : strain. from the jolotg.. and .Chase Pills. The torpid liver is e
bumping of the vehicle he. rides. aroused to action, the kidneys are
To many people, women as well ats stimulated and consequently thews
:
-•men, it would_be great to be free of organs help to purify the blood of the
backache—oils of the most commoh poisonous impurities which bring
and annoying of aihn'ents. And here pains and aches and tired feelings.
is how you ma be relieved of back- Ke epp re�uI� and keep well by
ache ad other symptaime of poisons tieing Dr (:base's Kidney Liver Pills.
in. the blood.
ri+.. ..tF'j•'.' i AK :• ,'.f ;'•.N .aW ':..., nr I+MXR.'s� xa•ii'st4 •i +•�.�A . f.,-•... 'Gbi-- ,. '•'1'wiiR9 '. 1.:
*'iK1d.� '� 'i
you serve any of these recipes
from the Consumer Section, Do-
_
minion Department of Agriculture.
_
l
Tomato Barley Casserole
cup barl.:y (about- 2 Y4 cupsASE
z
cooked)
-
4.
2,i cups balling water
:- .��''
3 cups canned tomatoes
-
34 cup diced cooked carrot
-
cup sliced raw onion t
OF COLDS, SORE THROM
1 teas);oon minced parsley
'Y2 t.easpdon salt
teaspoon pepper.teaspoon.
FASTI
celery salt
"
Y, cup grated cheese
3a cup bread crumbs
-Cook barley in boiling water, 20
, ,
IN
minutes. bfiic with tomatoes, car-
F
rots, onions, parsley and season-
_
ings. Pour into a casserole. Bake
ready ,
in. a moderately hot oven, 376 deg.
-
F, for -35 minutes; Sprinkle with
, to work in
cheese, cover with bread crumbs.
Return to the oven for 10 minutes.
Seconds
Six servings.
'
Green Tomato Scallop
6 medium green tomatoes
4 large onions, sliced.-—
i
2 cups, soft bread crumbs _
r
2 teaspoons,. sugar
'
2 teaspoons salt
.bee for bow Aspirin
PeRptr. -
yourself quickly*
bctsl Drop one in a glass of water
"
2 tablespoons bacon fat
and ..mak,. it.Witbin tvm seoortds,
_:Wash and slice tomatoes. Ar
it will start to disintegrate. It does
range 'tomatoes, sliced . onion, and
the acme when you take it:. As a
bread , crumbs in layers. Sprinkle
quit, it provides rey,ef with remark--
-
.tomatoes.'-. and onions with sugar,
able speed. Get Aspirin today. The
salt and pepper and dot bread
"Bayer" cross on
crumbs with fat—have bread
each tablet is your
crumbs on top. Bake h hour at
.guarariteetlaatit's
375 deg..F. Six- servings.-
Aspirin. ,
_ Fricadillies
- - -
.3 slices whole wheat bread
_:3 cups -lolled oat -s
3:. mediums potatoes, cooked and
SPI
mashed ..-
2/3 cup chopped onion
1tablespoon chopped pickle
NOW -'Hew Low Pr MI
-
1 teaspoon celery salt
- 1 teaspoon grated nutmeg.
Podot box of 12s.... only tie
1 tablespoon steak sauce
all 2%-�
Ecmmmy battle of 24 •-
?f. teaspoon salt
Fosd7 Sim of 100 ... ody Ile
-
3; Teaspoon pepper _
.g eggs
1
Soak bread in cold water for 6
minutes, ..press out until dry; mix
ties,. Saute in a little hot -hit. until
,with rolled oats, add vegetables
brown. Turn and brown other
and seasonings. .Add beaten eggs,
side. Six servings. Serve with
mix 'well—form. into 12 flat pat-
spicy chutney or catsup.
BY USING FAMOUS HISCOTT
..FACIAL PREPARATIONS
'Obstinate cabc•s .of pimples and blackheads -intolerable
cases of eczema and rashes — sluggish complexions
:every type of facial skin blemish by the thousands have -
bec,l &uccc•r ally 'treated by the. famous Hiscott Institute
ink its half -century's experience, You can buy these same
- preparations -by. mail-order. If you have a special prob-
lem- write.(giving details) fora copy of 'For Appearance _
Sake."
.If- convenient `visit us for free personal consultation.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, Moles, - warts, - and other facial
growths permanently removed without pain by our method
of Electrelysis. Satisfaction -assured.
HISCOTIT 'INSTITUTE, LIMITED
Hiscott Bldg, 61a College St.
Estab. 1602 Toronto
4
e
BACKACH
-T a '�'tague of Outdooti' Mem
The. outdoor man, whether• he be The treatment suggested is Dr. "
farmer, truck .driver, or railway Chase's Kidney Liver Pills. By
operator, is often subject to backache. reason of their stimulating action on
This.may .be. the result, of ezpoattre both the liver and kidneys, you hays -
to cold and dampness or the result two chances to one of getting relief
from your backache by using. Dr. .
of : strain. from the jolotg.. and .Chase Pills. The torpid liver is e
bumping of the vehicle he. rides. aroused to action, the kidneys are
To many people, women as well ats stimulated and consequently thews
:
-•men, it would_be great to be free of organs help to purify the blood of the
backache—oils of the most commoh poisonous impurities which bring
and annoying of aihn'ents. And here pains and aches and tired feelings.
is how you ma be relieved of back- Ke epp re�uI� and keep well by
ache ad other symptaime of poisons tieing Dr (:base's Kidney Liver Pills.
in. the blood.
Buy Xmas Gifts Early
_
W
hile the Selection is Good For -
GOYS' *MTERS 41.85, i2.86 and $8A-
....Quality Drugs GORDON F. OSBORNE '
� IDB��ABERB . $8.0 and 118A* --- C. L. "U. 1i. E Riches rdSOf�
- Aeeirste Dispensing T---�-_
JIS' URTLE . NECK SWEATS IRS $2A G Cosmetic Linea DISTRICT MANAGE REAL INSURE CO
M. S. CHAIPMAN EMPIRE LIFE
GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS COAiYEYANClNO
- Veterinary Remedise Iassxaaee An
old established agency, seidf
serm
Beliabie -Phone Fiaialtias Roes D. 1�oae�Piokeci>rsg ,®0 _
W. H. Curtin
—STORE HOUR- .Tom Psicil7ia
Your FI Needs
Days -8.80 a. m•-6.00 p. in. Geo. ' L. Brows. Audley, Ont.
R O B K 1 Sundays - 12.80 m.--6.00 es; Ralph Ramdea, Ajax, Ontario Laoraaa a8 Yieia qf'
_-• .. ,Pin be after to the'beet R'elepbaae, fi22 Whitby, OnL. i5ti Yeas sr
J. S. BOYEs, Phw. S
=-lasraraaee "TIM -
- of our am. t.y, considering the _ 'WM. McEACHNIE
_ rho ao lig.. THE REBEL STOBEAddressTHEATRE � a� - F(MMITURE DBA,LEit FMo...
- - - PHONE PICK. 68 Bronsham. Oat pick 5 it n
We now have Banner Ash M?El A 'DIRECT= "
Healthfully Air-conditioned Sitters, .Stove 'Pipet, Elbows,>pYiafe Aaetbahae. s.er.lee Clarke Pre=ltiee
Steel Lawn Broom ,also-- NOTICE- Day or Night`
.*=USSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY & LZOMIM AUC'TIO)1
Phone Pick. For cw Comtks of York and oar.
• NOVEMBER 1&, 16 and 17 - �► Di74 �. �• � ..--- _
`wo Shows 7, and 9 P. Y. - D� trusion >s YM V7 every �:- Mwees�sor to Corp. K" Ptr•
- iilN �ZTSHB� - - _ a . Pickering, Ontario tift ; IL �t� $� "'a °d �t L•�•
Saturday Matinee at 1.30 F'. ]al.. ys COAL, .'Cola, _ °7. Pta■Rtss
Hariware sad Tiadth and Praatiee) Firs sad
Practically YoursP7>Nrae
— --
-- - ti
Claadetbe Colbert Fred MacMurray
= BAND; LIRA VEi
+•,
,01 :Gil Lamb and Robert Bencnley
i
o Electrical
&ad
BUILDER'S SUPPLIES
,MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDI3 SDY
COTltiactOC 111(
kho..local* eartage work
-
We haveartaiu
placed in ocA a fuv
,NOVEMBER 19, 20 and 21
,'Two Shows At -6.45 and 9.00• P, M.
' , -Hoarse and Barn Wiring
MT114AATES GIVEN
LIN_ E of MAPLE LEAF MU LING
COMPANY FEEDS'
AT Be Seeing YouX.
.x (� .�-��_
`J`"t
A. W. MITCHELL
Ginger Rogers and Joesph Cotton41A
4.
ac4190 i
Pickering, Ont.'
-
Pbonse Yards 74: Res. 65W
.'THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY
2(OVEMBER 22, 23 and -24 "
: :Fresh Meats
.. .tel.77,
-
Lvpirto WMialn PrimeALA
-
-Ida U is and -vegetables
• with Siydney Greenstreet
_
4 Fish in Season
Buy Xmas Gifts Early
_
W
hile the Selection is Good For -
GOYS' *MTERS 41.85, i2.86 and $8A-
....Quality Drugs GORDON F. OSBORNE '
� IDB��ABERB . $8.0 and 118A* --- C. L. "U. 1i. E Riches rdSOf�
- Aeeirste Dispensing T---�-_
JIS' URTLE . NECK SWEATS IRS $2A G Cosmetic Linea DISTRICT MANAGE REAL INSURE CO
M. S. CHAIPMAN EMPIRE LIFE
GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS COAiYEYANClNO
- Veterinary Remedise Iassxaaee An
old established agency, seidf
serm
Beliabie -Phone Fiaialtias Roes D. 1�oae�Piokeci>rsg ,®0 _
W. H. Curtin
—STORE HOUR- .Tom Psicil7ia
Your FI Needs
Days -8.80 a. m•-6.00 p. in. Geo. ' L. Brows. Audley, Ont.
R O B K 1 Sundays - 12.80 m.--6.00 es; Ralph Ramdea, Ajax, Ontario Laoraaa a8 Yieia qf'
_-• .. ,Pin be after to the'beet R'elepbaae, fi22 Whitby, OnL. i5ti Yeas sr
J. S. BOYEs, Phw. S
=-lasraraaee "TIM -
- of our am. t.y, considering the _ 'WM. McEACHNIE
_ rho ao lig.. THE REBEL STOBEAddressTHEATRE � a� - F(MMITURE DBA,LEit FMo...
- - - PHONE PICK. 68 Bronsham. Oat pick 5 it n
We now have Banner Ash M?El A 'DIRECT= "
Healthfully Air-conditioned Sitters, .Stove 'Pipet, Elbows,>pYiafe Aaetbahae. s.er.lee Clarke Pre=ltiee
Steel Lawn Broom ,also-- NOTICE- Day or Night`
.*=USSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY & LZOMIM AUC'TIO)1
Phone Pick. For cw Comtks of York and oar.
• NOVEMBER 1&, 16 and 17 - �► Di74 �. �• � ..--- _
`wo Shows 7, and 9 P. Y. - D� trusion >s YM V7 every �:- Mwees�sor to Corp. K" Ptr•
- iilN �ZTSHB� - - _ a . Pickering, Ontario tift ; IL �t� $� "'a °d �t L•�•
Saturday Matinee at 1.30 F'. ]al.. ys COAL, .'Cola, _ °7. Pta■Rtss
Hariware sad Tiadth and Praatiee) Firs sad
Practically YoursP7>Nrae
46 _
WOOD, CEMENT,
Claadetbe Colbert Fred MacMurray
= BAND; LIRA VEi
+•,
,01 :Gil Lamb and Robert Bencnley
i
o Electrical
&ad
BUILDER'S SUPPLIES
,MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDI3 SDY
COTltiactOC 111(
kho..local* eartage work
-
We haveartaiu
placed in ocA a fuv
,NOVEMBER 19, 20 and 21
,'Two Shows At -6.45 and 9.00• P, M.
' , -Hoarse and Barn Wiring
MT114AATES GIVEN
LIN_ E of MAPLE LEAF MU LING
COMPANY FEEDS'
AT Be Seeing YouX.
.x (� .�-��_
`J`"t
A. W. MITCHELL
Ginger Rogers and Joesph Cotton41A
4.
ac4190 i
Pickering, Ont.'
and Shirley Temple 1
Pbonse Yards 74: Res. 65W
.'THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY
2(OVEMBER 22, 23 and -24 "
: :Fresh Meats
Pillow. to Post
-
Lvpirto WMialn PrimeALA
-
-Ida U is and -vegetables
• with Siydney Greenstreet
_
4 Fish in Season
'lour Sa.isfacti(xi My Guaraintee
-1-1- NICKEL -
'SILK'S MARKET
PAINTER & DECORATOR
-.Phone Pickeripg 26 1,
BOX, 8
47
_ PICKERING ONTARIO
LOOK -
_'lt'ENDERS WANTED
`
For caretaking of Sc%ool, S. ' S. No.
'NEW RIGH PRICES FOR LIVEPOULTRY
2, Base. Line. Tenders will be rec-
Until further -notice,' we are paying the, following
skived up Until November 24, 1945,
JPnces for LIVE , POULTRY, delivered to our. Plant in
#Lowest or any tender not necessarily
'.Whitby:
a1xepted. Address:
Clare BsLidon,•
GRADE 'HEAVY FOWL....... �..:... 23c. ib.
)L R 2, Pickering 16
.. TOP GRADE LIGHT FQWL, 4-5 ]be, ..- 21c. 1b.
., TOP GRADE LIGHT FOWL, under .4 lbs. , . 19c. lb;.
--
TOP GRADE BROILERS, 2-3 lbs. ..... . , 28c. Ib.
Attend t .
,
:' TOP GRADE ROASTING Chickens,. over 4 1-2.28c.
i
To Th R
TOP GRADE Roasting Chickens, under 4 1-2,,26c. lb.
_-_ TOP. GRADt Heavy Capons, over 5 lbs.: , : 30C. lb:
• ' - ••
Before Winter
We . are also in •.
- the market .for dressed poultry—
.
.would I' a tb receive your shipments of `dressed
•
'''• •-•Cali J. and G. Gascoigne
s, turkeys, ducks and XX
ys� geese.
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