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Ow�„z" _ _ - ._ -_.rn' _ w _a — •.- -r� ��, �+s _. .+� � 'tin aNwi '�JV •- .. _ .. s _ ••�j jJ • . `,<.w'YlC' �Xi•_ y Y ^f''' ' +:. ..Ire — a1" « . ,,.,. J r r .:4,- -- �r . ....,. v ".yr �.k `..tin _..L' ...� .yu�,,� : Z , Y',r^ r = ,f, •.. . ,..•.a . r ... .. _ . .. ..y..� , . : :,4' . :i.-aC -. M. i ••a., w • I - - , . 'W +'- '+,Y+J�^., x - 1 4 - 9 - VOL. LXV a ' DICHERINCI, ONT., FRIDAY, NOV. 30, 1 J45 No. 14 - ta .CluJonat.o_ .to is P�cTcerin Ro r .._ ._ . ��.. ren's'.- :Nos ital Fund � h �d The immediate Pickering miniature. to attract industry. Pickering one of PiatOkei4ing O• EL S. Inte}rlls Officers pickerin Village. HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN atomic problem is that .there is a the few townships in a position to I g Adlmowledgea Receipt of $500.00 small organized group that seems to pass its ow•n Zoning Bylaw. Should Sister Eliea Winter and Bro. Chas, - From Pickering, Rotary be seeking sectional benefits" rather be done immediately by Council f Sterritt r, ere, ins•Salled as Worthy -Mrs. R. C. Copeland is visiting her than the good of the whole-to- wwhip. Zoning'would divide suitable areas � 3latron and Patron 'respectively; at mother and sister, in London, Ont. During their campaign in the past They appear to be out of line with of the township in,o industrial arts , the annual' Installation of Officers Mr• and i6lrs. L. M. Morley were summer, the Rotary Club gave an of energy'for the good of the.Khole residential sections'and thereby gu2r- E held by Ontario Chapter O. E. S., the vests of air. and Mrs. Clarence -undertaking to. contribute $500 dur- It means specifically, an awaken- anteP all ,iecessary 'grants 'for imp- t in the Masonic ' Temple, Pickering. Furmston, of . Birch Cliff, on Sunday ing the autumn months., W•. C. Har- i ing of Pic•kerirg citize s to the im- ruveanews for both areas. ! ':.Many gifts were presented, to •last. , ,ris,. Chairman of the Hospital Com- poi ' of the 1946 Municipal (IiTAICE .- QVANT.kGE_O•F THE i Sister, Sadie Mansfield, Immediate :firs : - R. H. Clark is spending s °v- - �nittee c,uae: uu _ Cure Ra s� oral days Nv ifh her .sun K'illard, in - ' be representative of all sections of FOE Ill,AL'TII aa,d ROADS du, fast Patrort,.Sister Ellen Win- Chicago. club seers :err. `'Ic,ur Clubs kind 1' - . subscription has',been gratefully, re this township, -with each r. errbar• 7:;i LOWl"R TA\-_1 T10N BY . ter and Bro.',Chas. Sterritt were al- Dr. and 1'Its. Fred Thrnaas paid solved and time wiwh to u:ank y.0 and pl�dg�d to striae for the go ,-.d of file 10}.'Ni_�Tl N 01: SCIi00L ARE'A� so "•the recipient's of .many lovely a visit and lead .supper Nvith'11�. and . 9x11 Club me-: :hers f, :r their <;enerous ' ti•hclP (• I'ItU( L :1J'i.�Tf�)` OE' TI1'r: gifts. Sistr.•r Winter was presented =fir,. Daniel Rumph, on Sat�urday' ev- suppo:r ar:d interes.. It has be::n It" is, obvious, if our few tho:zs'ard ;J! �'E :N1Ll: I)E1JN' L� ENCY._ .:ACT �.Nvitii an, L':�; F rr. ;tar ring frum ,her very much appre',iated'by•all "'. citizens in' this small c10n-+niuhi:y in ONiARiO COI:NTY., h +_4 band and.J,)yce. Ivan h;,kF,i ha §`returned. to Elko, : caru:o co- ^p' °rate for- th.6 co iimoi. (� CO- OI'F:Y:�TION �t'ITA Ont-• I't:e f�ilui.i�g' ��ffieers Ts ere in= B. C•. wh:,.'e -his wife -and baby dau- - good', then the prospects of hundrrds ario POI ir:E S 0c.. a'aIled: _ ghtee are Jiving. 't Mr. Kenneth Clark Speaker at j -of millions %cor'king tr,g- rtit -r for the- '"(4s ADEQUATF POLICE PRO- Wur.hy.Matron - Sist"r. Ellen, Nvin?er the pupils of S. S. No. 4 East are Rotary, Tuesday g��od of the world s a vain hope. - TE:CTION FOR TOWNSHIP. j Wvr. Pa ?run Brv. Clan. Sterritt, to be taken to the 1 {cyst Ontario - - - - -- i It i§ an arresting thought that we (9) ' TOWNSHIP ' f :13UCATlO�- A;" ylatron - Sister Pearl •Sterritt lVLuseum, by the trustees and 'two Mr. Kenneth Clark, w-Eo'rec•ertly 1 individuals and communities :Host AL FORU31 < - -a township prorrani A. Patron - Bro. R. P. Winter or three other interested citizens. bas become a' resides: of 1?ickerkag, i turn energy, all. kinds of energy to• to encourage grr�zp discus-Rion uith ; Conductress - -Sister Marie Balsdon. Mr. a'M Mra. ,Cyril - Morley . and t residence formerl • I reductive °ace or'clvilization -may a view to estabiishing'c?oser under - A. Cond. - Sister Anna Avis i Joyce; Miss Wilson'; Gord..Watson; _ cu he y P P occupying - occupied by Mrs. . MacGregor, was vanish. --- Jos. Banigan, standing • of needs and problems' of i - Secretary - ' Sister Peggy - Annie Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker and Betty the guest speaker. -Mr. Claris, a farmers and industrial workers. Tress. - Sister Audrey Brown Lou are among those from here who graduate engineer s in Metallurgy, Chttistaias Trees Have More of The (101 CHANGE OF VOTING Chaplain Sister Fanny Annan_ attended the Icecapades at Toronto : bas beeni, during the war, Special HOURS - -- proposing the first Monday Marshall Sistei Hazel Neale this creek. Christmas Spirit wire+! Obtained in December, and the hours from 12 Organist - Sister Margaret Schwalm After spending two years in Brig- = Aaaiatan: to the Deputy Member for In A Regular Way Caneervation of Combined Production noon to 8.00 P. M. Ada - Sister Peggy Annan Colville, Ohio, Miss Sophia Clark sr and Resources and Executive Assist- gone years ago Hermitage Farm Z'he C G: I. T. - Ruth Sister Fanny Littleford Raeburn was the guest of Mr. and i rent to the Metals Controller at laid out a large . number of young By Joanne , Pyper Esther - Sister Hilda Mitchell three e• Daniel Rumph, her Road, for ,Ottawa and Washington. He is now spruce (some, the blue) trees, on Martha - Sister Edna Johnson three other, and from here will visit Controller of Sales with Internation- the drove immediately north of the The Comrades Group held their. Elects - - - Slater er E. Mitchell her brother, will Sam Rauntil in at1 Nickel, school for decosative ,purposes. Last meeting st the' home of Mrs. Henry Wards; Sister E. Daltnage Toronto, and will remain until after _ The speaker reviewed some of the �� coven of these young Weatney on Monday evening, with Sentinel - Bro. A. E. Baldwin Christmas holidays, and, then wtll work of that Department:, which was trees were: cut down and carried a- the president, Margaret James, pre- Workers :deeded At Red Cross Bourn take o residence in her bungalow in one of many, so vital and essential, way, a few days before Christmas si Alter the Opening Ereerciaes her home town, Caledon. sad of which we 'heard little, or T S- Friends and relatives gathered n (home were - traced through the snow the Worship was conducted by bier- ,,� new quota of 50 -layettes inns the home of.-Mr.' and Mrs. John knee leas, other than to Md on . to destination).' We personally think jorie White, with Sheila Smith read- been received by the Pickering Brch. Bentley, where-a shower was held in mossy occasions 'that "parts" were the Ruddy's treated the matter very ing a story and Jessie Bushby and of the Red Cross. These are for the ac not to be had ---the Metal Control]- lightly and generously in not saying Carolyn Smith singing a duet. Their' babies of the war victims of Franep, honour tl Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Full- er had said ")`o,...we need that doing anything about it till this chosen theme being "Love". Joan er recently, married. About seventy - trr b for id 4AN.else ". g Holland and other European caun- five were present to "shower" the something date. But, as we approach the sea- Fallaise introduced the speaker Mrs. . tries. The wLed Is immediate. He stated . that during the war,-' son .again; they are 'appealing to no Doble, who gave an interesting and Many people think that because happy couple with . ,many expressed +and flit late in .1942, the Axis prod- to, please "don't cut those trees well -given talk on "Cherish Health." peace has been •declared, tile. great gifts. Mr. and Mho Fuller' assemxed and : action of non- fgrrous metals far ex- down"',—Mr. Bob-'Ruddy is offering A piano solo was played by Carolyn need for Red Cross wor4c is ended, their thanks in those to visit and _ ,seeded that of the Allied Powers, to "give" the first five children who Smith and a contest followed. A but this Is not the case. Food and extended o, invitation to visit Them . ,but in 1944,_ the AIlied production contact him: a tree, there being a dainty lunch was served by the hoot- in 'Toronto, where they have taken clothing are needed more than dur- exceeded that of the Axis, . four few that can now be -thinned, out, ess, assisted by Jasqueline Bentley, up residence. : times �• - ing the war years. As many Europ- _ sore R. H. conk is visiting -her, but he, of course, is the one to de- ,roan Pearson and Joanne Pyper. The ean-- people die of exposure as die friends in De it. termine which ones. meeting was brought to a close with of undernourishment, cold saps the - - ONLY LAST JULY This tree - cutting at Christmas is the singing of "Taps ". vitality. Grown folk may withstand CARD OF THANES - becoming anuch of a worry to those it, but it is impossible for little -- - - -• - s' • - South Pickering Ratepayers' Assoc. only last Judy, less than five who awn and have planted them, i to Present Brief to Royal Commission Children. _ - . ._'Mr. and Mrs. W. Watson, Valley - tnovghn ago, it landed in Pickering. We .recall, last Christmas, the cutting. i There are' many mothers who, be- ; Farm Road, wish to thank. their on July 16, 1945, to be exact. It was down of. some of those beautiful The S. P. R. A. today are present - cause of the terrible post -war con, many friends and neighbors for their the flash, of the first atomic bomb young blue spruce, in front of the ing to the Royal Comniaeion now ditions in Europe, have nothing to lovely flowers, gifts and kind deeds explosion in a south-west American Staanehaven Farm, •near Whitby --- I sitting a brief "Revisions to Public clothe their new -born babies. Can during Mrs. Watson's recent illness. deeanrt. lone but a most indifferent, callous- i Schools Act, as they affect Rural you not spare a few afternoons to Only last July who dreamed of ed individual did that. a sew for Red Cross, W ltk.the 'Churoehes Schools". Any who may care to at- , , , •,.,. .... the sudden collapse of Japs<n or the Be careful where you get your tend are privileged to do so -- the speed of the return of our prisoners Chi►istmaa Treet 1 Senate Chamber, University of Tor- Red Cross Executive Meeting on Pickering t7Uited Church' of war and' active service peronnel, onW, at 10 a M. •. Monday afternoon, December 3, at The regular meeting of the W. Mw Few thought how quickly • shill fill- South Pkikering Ratepayers' Assoc. . 2.30 p.' m. in the Red Cross ' rooms.- S. of the United Church will be held . � evould stop at Ajax, and how Issue Pfstfssvia Adopted by F=ee - • Howard Shier Gale Advertised in at the home of Mrs. Cartwright on noon our many friends made during ative and M+esbeM* ANNUAL BAZAAR Thursday afternoon, December 6th, - would depart. Messrs Horace Brown and Ronald Pickering Neese Brings :1500 - at 2.30. The Christritas program will T them oast few yew, at Ajax White To Seek, Council Office The .A- nnual, Bazaar of the Wom- a of the best farm sales in this be under the leadership of Mrs, Fall - The prospective Changeover . from filling shells with �.- N. T. to _.- _ • . _ an'e Aeaociation of Pickering United sine. Please brie fire "11[ite Bones," f romg e:-. �, with basic en- The South' Pic Bring Ratepayers' ,Cbureb .wiU be held in the •Stnnday tdwnship in trany months, brought bring flubs to en- Association will, this Greek ptttsliah 'School, rosin on December 8# 4 at in $4500 last week, when Clarke and, to this meeting. All ladies are cod- r', or t=an naur+i m'. A abort program will be Ken Prentice conducted the Howard laity invited to attend. There w11f M y�iqu, is bew0deri.-na. then "pkd " in tlos "Et►ttetytrise" pr Shier sale here - Ken Prentice, who an "Election of Officers". T'liu sudden upheaval has left ua , , -'the casididstare of Nesers giver+, after whit): Mrs. R. C. Cope - Anneal �atttistgwa Tree `� r w3tli! s bossing shortage, a job Horace Brown and Ron.,. White to ' toad will osficienlly open the bazaar. fuss been' in the - Service for the past : United and a ahottace of workers membership in Pickering Township There you will fund bright ideas for. few yearn, opened, the sale, his first as' Tit 'There is little Coo- 'Heil- Citristn+as Wits, Aprons, Quilts etc. in five years. The Annual Christmas' Tees sirs" iTsr tie coaia�oa good. A steel wheel tractor • sold for Entertainment of the Pickering Utt- eacosza6ement in hang�jm�°T�oL�>���' . We .here• revirw, in brief, tuft ten Home - baking ard. 1Fi att Pond. Also X50; a plow !or Ei ?0; a• rake only . ited Church Sunday School will its ' oliee sittt.a few more. Ow". °� "points" of . the platferm, including . after>aq+sn •tea aerveda held on 'the -eveni. of Wedmeed is also more crime, some of the comments accompanying from a buck rake, $75; s spreader, '►g aY. became then _ ' LIBRARY NOTES $160; 55 tons of hay in the barn, at December 19. _ move fatal accidents and mare ling each article $10.75 a ton; 8 months old hog for _ O— patient demands for the products °i (1) SNOW REIKOVAL -- orleers Nom*' books for little people —A- 433.00 and young sows from the St. George's Anglican Church, mong the Animal Books there is a same litter at $28.75 each.' The tmonthly meeting' of the -St r Since last July the shortage of and businessmen ,must get to their beautif%* one about "Gray S91dIrrel" Ham Wade was the big cattle George's Guild will be held at the — — and the --increase. of evil here lobs; 75 percent of the ratepayers who started his life in the top of a buyer. Rectory, on Thursday, December 6, Y, ii no Pickering the world Atomic pro- the majority living south of the 3rd big oak tree and from then on had a y at 2.30 p. m., Business --- Motion of ble-In in miniature. Tile world prgb- concession depend for their liveli- happy, adventurous life. He made Over 80 Property Changaes in Pick- Officers. ten (s to control .the Franenatein of hood upon the roads being kept clear friends with an old ,man who lived ering Township in Last Two 'Months _n Atomic Energy, which we know how of snow .... Council ,must place snow in a cabin near the woods and after :. Pickering United Church to use for destruction, while we are ; removal equipment in South Picker- -a while he •met. Bright Eyes and be- Property changes in the Town- 'Rev. R. C. Copeland, Minister learning to use it or peace.. , ' inS• • • • • .present Council refuses to' gan housekeeping with her. "Per- ship of Pickering, have been many 10.00 =A. M.--- Su:rday School. and ;^i�robiem�kas Caused Dr. Ein= do so. cjmmnn _T;m�� ;o ..a,,.�i.a. F. :.- .�,r Bible Class stein to say -that the secret. of the (2) REPRESENTATION FOR ital books and tells the story of ember 15th of this year to Novem -. 11.00 A. M. - -- Morning worship bomb should be committed to a SOUTH PICKERIN G ON THE the escapes, the feats, the triumphs ber 21st, there • were 80 changes of "The Word of God" world government, At present atomic TOWNSHIP COUNCIL - - -the pres- "and - ultimate triumphs of -an ex- ownership, most of them being along 7x00 p M. --- Evening worship energy is not a boon to - mankina, ent Council is composed, entirely of ceptionally large, possum. "Striped true front of the township. F ".St. Andrew" but s menace. It may intimidate the farmers living Korth of Concession Coat" i_s the story of a cunning little Some of the more recent changes The evening. service can be as oee- human race to brink order into its 5; '(their are 5 councilmen , on hire skunk' which '+made its appearance are: the store at Balsam, sold by asiofl- of Joy. : international' affairs. Anthony Eden Township Board; W. H. Weatney felt by being helpful to its human tHenry Eldred to Miss Ella Smith' ; 'ig- reported to have said irk Parlia- and Geo. T. Todd both live on the 3rd protectors. "Betty's and Bobby's a 100 -acre farm' on the 6th. concess- Dumbarton 'United Chore! went that Great Britain and the and M. B. Burk on the' 4th con- Vacation" may not sound much like ion to W,rn. Extense; a house and lot Rev. A. E. Holley, B. A., B. other nations anust surrender some -I cession Ed.) an animal book but it is ,full -of on the 8th, by Wm. Dunkeld,- to g�]ay, Dec. 2, 1946 of their international sovereignty to ; (3) SECURE DOMINION picture's of the animals on the farm Lorne Phoenix;( 10 acres on the tat 9.45 A. M.-- Morning Sunday Schoott obtain the. security off peace. ' His ;GRANTS F'OR' POSTWAR PLAN- where they Ott for their holiday. 'con., on Altona Road, ' from Miss A class and teacher for_.childran of . -- successor in the Foreign - Office, NIA'G. BY ZONING -- -The S. P. A• It is mostl or the little people who Gladys- Gaynor, to - Walter D. Fast; all ages. An adult Fellowship grougr Ernest Bevis, is reported to have. A. candidates believe that Pickering like to look better than to read. 170 acres on the 7th, by O. F. Burk- for Adult Discussion: followed with the statement that Twp. has many advantages and in- Then there are two books for 'holder to Jessie Burt; 60 acres on 11.00 A. M.-- Morning Worship the atomic bomb has shown that the ducements to industry. These advan- boya and girls a little, older. One No. 7 Highway, by Archie Bunker, pre- Christmas Servleaetr 'United Nationts Organization did not tages and inducements .must be pre- about "Little Laurie of Finland ". to Pearl Linton. Many other changes "While Shepherds Watched"' go far enough and that there Must sented in the proper manner to the and the other about "Shaun O'Day were made on smaller properties "Come and worship, worship Christ, be a World Parliament and World • Provincial Government under a Zon- of Ireland." is the south end. _ the New -born King" Iaoliee Foy ing Bylaw. Tickering ideally located .6aj eSH0RT AT ME FOR MEN LOSES NO TIME Bare facts of the men's clothing shortage are revealed in this photo of a fashion' show put, on by Washington war vets. There just isn't enough rayon to fill demands.for suit linings as well as tire fabrics; and clothing is getting the shorts end of the deal. -° NEW YORK — Men's clothing. A greater return can be obtained - _ racks are empty because automo- by selling- the finished: cloth to bile tire racks are filling up. So men other markets. who need both new suits and new tires must take their choice —they Two government agencies— the can't'have both. - Office of War Moblization and Re- Rayon, used to line men's suits onve conversion and the 'Civilian Pro- ,a and overcoats, also is in great de- n Administration —have be- wand as a fabric for the casings come so alarmed that specific ray- of new synthetic tires, Natural on linin output bag been ordered rubber tires used cotton cords, but channelled to men's clothing man- the synthetics gain increased dur- ufarturers. This move has caused ability with rayon, producers claim. women a clothing producers to pro- - For that reason the tire industry - has become an important rayon • "• -buyer, and Akron is ordering tre- atuendous quantities of the yarn. Clothing manufacturers say Ahere is -no feasible substitue for F ■ rayon linings. Silk is equally scarce, y fi and ' alpacat a high grade mixture using cotton, has been discontinued s by mills. Clothiers need approx- ." •-- imately three yards of rayon lining Men who lhistls e( tomO"SO pLa >Foe boa SeItR� dins HoObs tiai»ataeropted sntftphonks _ for very four yards of suiting. The .... .Tear seam ,plainaliffolph of f - wm bdog yal 0anspiote aowelsr dramas a" sympA�Ufiss qt y Y - rayon demand of the clothing in- bursrrsd asst small s+poois at aged wire. Rems of enI , ansae Val be pes+ided boy a single spool ::. . .dustry will be doubled. The supply me lasses than y°O= •And on spaei of "blasl>k" elan you wild In able m asaks joQ erwa r "wipe - Ins been cut in half. - m �p permaaesntly er to elesn" tae re use my time You wink! RAYON FOR TIRh$ . ..: tee. bear i'taeory Bonds sdtt 6eq' P'ef�' pMsarra arld estrr�bt•ts tslno►ro1g!' _ _. - = So, severe is the shortage of men's wear, manufacturers say, that not even the' veterans' demands can be , Sought by Nazis, until the war's end, for fleeing from a labor camp in Germany, Oscar G. Lagao, above, arrived-in-the United Sates on Oct. 31 and three days latce en- listed in the U. S. Army. He's a rookie at Ft. Sheridan, Ill. Born in Detroit, he was •taken to live with his family in Brlgium at the, age of four. test, since they in turn will suffer, under the new allocation. The entire picture contrasts with tke situation in woolens, which is improving. Although -the govern- ment took 100 per cent of all wor- sted production for the armed for- ces from .January to August, 1945, mills have resumed production for civilian use. By January the .short- age of fabrics is expected to be eased. There will be no new suits, how- ever, unless rayon 'for linings Is made available. . - i U�LLSTED -STOCKS f T. L SAVAGE & CO. We aro SPECIALISTS on Ending Markets for all stocks and Bpnds not listed on any exchange. Write for our Free Weekly Market Latter which will keep in close a touch with Unlisted Stocks, 54 Adelaids.-S1_R , 'rosoc -- ._ _ _ _ 400.04- Palestine is primarily an agricul- Paraguay's population is chiefly tural country, the growing of cit- white. There are about 20,000 rus fruit being the most lucrative aborigines in the wilds, and commercial activity. Negroes are unknown, - i Leadership— 'The Investment _. •_.. __.:_. —that holds unquestioned leader• ship in Canada that provides mammum security —that , teturns good income with unfailing regularity. ihat is most readily marketable : when need arises Victory Bonds the best investment for Canadians Mail orders receive prompt attention 36 liin6 Street lVed 1 Toronto I Wood, Grandy & COII11p"y Tefeph- -.. Elam 4321 ' Limited - • met. Satisfying normal civilian, re- quirements is an impossibility under .present conditions, they declare. Since veterans, get no priority in the clothing market, the inevitable .scramble may make the clothing 'ex- . ;problems of servicemen nothing -..short of desperate. Clothing circles estimate that oil - the basis of two suits per veteran . 1!4,000,000 garmentg must be pro- 'duced. Civilian demand, is latim- s►ted at 16,000,000 suits. This total , 'ot 40,000,000 compares with a peak " _ production of of 25,000,000 In 194E s The story in topcoats and overcoats __ 3s• almost as bad. While producers of rayon yarn • are expanding their capacity, cloth- ing manufacturers declare It will be year before increased production realized. In view of the retarded F ■ ' Production of new automobiles they -feel that the rayon for rubber tires `should be allocated to clothing to s fill ' an imperative demand. The clothing industry uses ap _ ^proximately 100,000,000 yards Of rayon in a normal year. Manufact- Men who lhistls e( tomO"SO pLa >Foe boa SeItR� dins HoObs tiai»ataeropted sntftphonks _ tnors; faced with almost twice the .... .Tear seam ,plainaliffolph of f - wm bdog yal 0anspiote aowelsr dramas a" sympA�Ufiss qt y Y - normal demand for clothing, say bursrrsd asst small s+poois at aged wire. Rems of enI , ansae Val be pes+ided boy a single spool ::. . r they will be fortunate to realise 40 to $0,000,000 yards this year. The me lasses than y°O= •And on spaei of "blasl>k" elan you wild In able m asaks joQ erwa r "wipe , • supply is rapidly dwindling. - m �p permaaesntly er to elesn" tae re use my time You wink! MORE WOOLENS . ..: tee. bear i'taeory Bonds sdtt 6eq' P'ef�' pMsarra arld estrr�bt•ts tslno►ro1g!' _ _. - = A further complication is the dissatisfaction of rayon mills with Office of Price Administration veil- - 1e� t���k of taliOrT'B�D say r i 3ngs on linings for men's clothing. - ; _ Teet wtu ssie7 stwas Al a x. The St. Rofi5 Ndd TORONTO 0 Every Room with Beth, shower Rua Telepheae. -- 0 . Strife. 02;" or — Double, $3.56 ■p. * Go" Foes. 1108' Nlihtl7• Sherboerre at Carlton Tel. RA. 4135 WHIM Imp A. _ . -.t •4 •rn .4. q _ ..a.•4C� : 4 aSe•n_ -a D d. �. 1.:tlC,jk :9.. ."Y-.- "Oh, very welt." Shia turned lk �G u is tandingly Good - �� to the society page ••' With his hands jammed is the , pockets of his khaki trousers, Gary _ _ - �� slogged along the sun - washed toad oo ' to town. Before he had gone far r he realized that his physical strength was still far below par, For Relieving Miseries of _ jq " but his moody anger at life drove him on'. And, then a car swished Id _ to a stop in the dust, close to his elbow, and Adelaide said briskly, - 1, -- - o "Get ill silly. Uule you feel YiiaT- _ - - You've simply got to pout some ; more." More than two generations ago-in and keeps on working for hours-to ,�. Gary was too tired to argue. He grandmother's day- irwjherafirstdis• ease cougg spasms, help dear colt- got in. covered Vicks VapoRub. Today it is gesnon in cold- clogged up breath- _ "You could have ' telephoned the most widely used home- rmiedyfor ing passage$, relieve mus soreness from the house, you know, and +rag miseries of children's c" or tightness. It promotes restful • And here is the reason ... Often most of the misery of tkts cold found out all about the trains is The moment you tub Vapoltub an is gone by moiningl of why UGHIN five minutes," she went on; looking :, �� chest t VapooRubisso to use when colds * straight ahead .from under the it scam m work two ways at once- strik& Try It g g HELEN TOPPING MILLER brim of the new sporti hat. "That T' is—if you have to find out, about i CHAPTER VIII "Hello, lazy. Come on in. The trains:' TABLE TALKS s egg yolks; add milk and fold into f' He grumbled and tramped a- scrambled eggs are fine." "Listen, my girl." Gary's jaw beaten egg whites. Pour over round like an uneasy lion. "I'm very late -I thought every- was so stiff that the words clipped bread mixture and oven -poach in and then at last the three men one would be gone -to church or off like lengths. of wire. "Can't I a moderate 'bven at 350° F, for 40 drove away, and the Masons sat in somewhere." Gary began. make you understand that I can't Desserts minutes. Six servings. n s. a numbed circle in the dining room "Mother went. Dad's out —down be under obligations to your family and looked at each other with s in that gulch, probably, wandering any longer ?" g Zooming Dwindles sort of stoned incredulity ' in their around picking rocks. Sit down "Oh," she said flatly.- ' "That's Dessert is something which �n►e Maria l" She raised her voice the reason. is it ?" all anticipate at the end of a meat. I.11 — �yC6. — It - -•is the - climax or special treat. Harvey .broke the silence at last: in a youthful yelp. "Bring this "That's the reason." Equally A dessert must complement the "Well, if it isn't there, it ought to hungry man some hot coffee." flat, knowing that he was telling meal. If the main course is sub- be- It cost enough to .find out." "Have a good time last night ?" only half the truth —less than half geese are returning to their old g stantial, then .choose a simple des - He looked ruefully at the stub of be asked in the most casual tone tobe mathenatical about it. Know- Bert, but if the main course is light, haunts in Huron• county. the check he had written. could manage. ing that the other half —the other then round out the meal with a It is thought that during the "A test well will— show," Gary "Not specially." Adelaide set her three- fourths —could not be told nice rich steamed pudding, war years they were frightened said. But drilling a test will, as small teeth into a scrap of toast. Not till he owned more worldly away by the zooming of planes Gary had reminded Horsey a link "We' saw a show —and the place goods than could be carried in ene Chocolate Pudding which rose Ervin the field— ^r *lee �vsa fall of noisy little boys and battered suitcase. 1 tablespoon getatine four si its -aoi netimes rivaling in too often for his patience, would Y 2 cups milk rpoi ' sun into money. "I'd certainly ad- cowhands —so we drove around a their formation the flight of the prise you to lease." little —and then came home." (To be Continued) 6 tablespoons or 1=/s squares geese. "Lease--and let the Dohettys Gary made a wild and vicious grated unsweetened chocolate - and the Mellons and the rest of -stab at a piece of bacon and it 2 egg yolks _ '.'em get richer than they are now ?" skidded and flew into the air, land- Sunday School 3 tablespoons sugar EARN EXTRA MONEY - .- ' bleated Harvey. "My gosh, have ing on the rug. /teaspoon salt _ you any idea how'much an oil well "By the way," he announced Lesson 2 egg whites - A T HOME ..earns? And it wouldn't be one- firmly, not looking at her; "I'm 2 tablespoons sugar - we1L ' If there's any oil there 'at having in the morning. Early." Fever drops peppermint .flavor- .: •all, there's a pool —so these fellows Adelaides face changed a little, December 2 ing Ladies 8esirous of earning e. - py," - withdrew, and aoahehow shut him - Soak gelatine for 5 minutes in 54 tra money chsoeheting home. _. Mona Lee looked a little sick. out.. "Well -if you've made up* The Chris " Mid His. �p milk Place remaining milk is Materials, patterns site. avided. "Harvey;' she said. "There's your mind, I suppose there's no Economic Relations top of double boiler and scald. Add Watch classified section in fu- - just one thing I want you to prom- use arguing about it. - But you did soaked gelatine, grated chocolate lute editiom. _ ' ben 8:1T, 18; Lake 12: 13-21 and stir until chocolate melts. Bat i • 'is me -tbat you wont borrow get Dad into this oil thing -and if • Golden' Test WRITE' BOX 013, money and put mortgages on this he needs you egg yolkb with 3 tablespoons sugar FORT BRIE NORTH - ce to flashes this bnsiaess. I "He won't need me He can hire For man's life consistetli not and salt Pour hot chocolate mix- ' 1h in the abundance of the things ture gradually over egg yolks, ONTARIO. couldn't stand it —to risk what the people he needs. But I hope which is poseesseth. Luke 12:15. stirring constantly. Return to we've worked so hard to get" you can prsuade him to lease and Wealth la Prom God "Look here." He was indignant, not involve himself." 8:17.—When double boiler and continue cooking "Di I ever act the fool yeti" "Nobody," said Adelaide a little Den. prosperity until mixture coats a spoon. Chill comes, .a marl -is tempted to be- until partially 'set, about 45 min- CMOs ses dsepttis tl elflMCtld . t "No,' sighed his wife, "but stiffly, "has ever been able to per- come proud sad .boastful, and to rotary there's always a time to begin." roads •Dad against his will." utes, Beat with rota beater un- ad b1at111n*... QUICKLY, FLfASANTLY'� • • • "Think Ill stroll into town after take -all glory unto himself. He til light and fluffy. Beat egg whites rarrr forgets his indebtedness to God; until stiff and add the remaining It was as odd evening. They s little--ought to see about thins be attributes his success to his. own- 2 tablespoons sugar and flavour- -1 about like wooden people, -1 need a little exercise . -be wisdom, skill and energy. gy ing. Fold into chocolate mixture they spoke very little. Gary packed moved toward the door, but not 18.- Israel was to. remember and, pour into a moistened monad. his suitcase again. He had packed too �quitkly, when prosperity came that it was - Chill untili set and serve with maw , ff tasiie already. But now he go. "Im going for brother at twelve because God'-had been faithful to g And before he went he would -you may as well ride." She was cream. Six servings. very casual too "Unless cold' His Covenant, and not because of _ make a note of every cent he owed- �' Y their awn effort or ability. Orange Bread Pudding COUGH SYRUP the Maaoa family, for the doctor Sather walk." g slices. white bread - the the nurse and everything; and "I .need the walk —I m , too soft. A Covetous Brother 2 tablespoons butter As "* aavaann'. sa l.a-s be would pay it back if it took him,, �� to Bet. the ofd muscles is Luke 12:13. —This man was not � cup orange sections or: slices ` _ years to do it. • Then, • perhaps, shape," a disciple of Christ buf one who 3 egg whites when his conscience was clear and wished to make use of His inAu- w could hold u his head and look ence to improve his - worldly post X teaspoon salt p ADDRESSES CONGRESS � cup Sugar them all in the•eye, he would .come. ion. ,2 tablespoons grated orange rind _ back. And that, he told himself 1415. -When a man becomes 3 egg yolks _ wearily, would probably be a tool's covetous, whatever form it trmy y, cup milASPIRIN errand. ' `i" take. it means that his heart be- • Adelaide dressed .herself is the R ... comes set cn that articular object :Spread bread with butter and ant _ •, new chiffon frock and high - heeled rather than `God and thus takes the m cubes. 'Place in greased baking 1 - sandals, and Guy heard her dial- place of God, and this amounts to dish .and arrange oranges on top. idolatry. By having abundance of Add salt to egg whiles and beat EASES ing the telephone is the upper hall until stiff. Gradually beat is the and talking to Bob Ferguson. wealth a man cannot sustain lie. fsugar and add orange rind. Beat _ ■ _ "For goodness' sake, Bob, come When life is: ebbing away ,all the NEIRITIC, NE1RALO16 out and take me somewherel wealth in the world cannot nave We've struck oil and this house is him from death. �r PAIN FASTS lull of .people people with faces like doom. Housekeeper Wi;l ♦ ~ • God Giveth Increase •I want to go some place and raise 3IRL OR WOMAN- FOR • R&- the roof —I'm ready now. All right, lb. —This farmer could have tined home. Pleasant worktos I'll be waiting." blessed the poor with -his surplus ccoanialtionx Goateains es. Far A flick of skirts, a breath of lilac wheat and brought blessing_ to his curers to — t * and she was .gone, flying ' down the own soul. But he delighted to pos- __ MRS. BAIR, stairs. seas things and to glory in them Being a , "fool" his prosperity 10, Ontario 11! Drive, . Toronto . ' And then then it was Sunday morn- ( ' lag, and because he had lain a long would eventually destroy him. as :time awake, Gary slept late.. He 1ugh. -This, man speaks with woke to a dazzle of sunlight and though all were his very own, with ' mocking birds singing hysterically no thought of his indebtedness to ! For Fasffer Relief of - m the hackberry trees around the God He is entirely unmindful of house, and went downstairs &pot- the fact that it is God who giveth 'the increase. I' r';ogetisally; intending to promote a Declaring that civilization- can stir -' Rich Toward God CHEST COLDS ! • 4 - cup of coffee from Maria" in the Rue the atom bomb only if the hat- - -' y 19.20. —Some men live as though } kitchen. • • • ions accept the Christian 'principle .they had.no -soul, as though •there Muscular ' of man's brothe hood, Prime Min- is no life beyond the present, and ' "�Aehes 'at. Rains But, as he passed through the aster of England Clement Attlee is as though' they can count on a ~ball, Adelaide looked up from the ohowh as he addressed a joint sess- good old age to enjoy themselves ; .Tired Burning Feet TOO n �° relief go to IX 3 breakfast table and the Sunday po- ion of the United States'Coingress Aspirin because m di it stars to `, to soothe _ T to the full. _ In a moment of time - MASSAGE WELL WITH .kao.t immediately. To .•• ,that this per and smiled at him., in Washington. al' our bright dreams of -the future is so, just drop as Aspirin tablet in may, be shattered and another will •, water• Wheat you'll see is what happens .! possess and enjoy what we have in your stomach —the' tablet starts = ° °+ prepared for our pleasure, disintegrating within two a•condai V �• 2I. —Thus does the Lord apply a That's why Asliiin stops neuritic, i 1k neuralgic pain so quickly. Get Aspirin V. this arable to all who o are laying " ` up treasures on earth and neglect- tslt�CC i0e surd >SOo at ALL O Lvdgy.The 'Bayer cross on each ing Heavenly treasure. The great ( tablet is your thing is to have the heart set on guarantee that it the riches that are spiritual and _ _-e► Aspu?a: - s eternal to he "rich toward God. Heie's 8 -9ENSii War to relieve MONTHLY ` ..'Only Japs Know V {} :�i • • s '� "w" A-Mou�h scores of, Allied air- Lydia E.Pinkham'sVegetableC:ompound J)%/J��s1�w �O� Prim! , men crashed or parachuted . into not only helps relieve month. pain but N K r _ Porneo, not ope of them has been -also accompanying nervous, fired, high- Potloetboxof 12a. ... only lie + found alive, nor have their graves strung feelings -when due to functional N / been identified, Australian authori- periodic disturbances. It's one of the Economy bottle of 24 .. -'only 29e most effective medicines for.thispurp4se, Family slz• of 100 _ ... only 79e ' LOVE '' ties $aid in air official report. Of- i Pinkham's' Compound helps natural' V ? • `' ficials expressed the view all pris- j Follow label directions. Try rte -oncre had been. executed by kb1e l.. ,. j 1� , dEOETai[E `j�•JZW$QIy� COMM . ISSUE 48 -1845 :�. �'� - l d Adlvvt's • ' Radios == - Ref�gerators == " Staves a WANTED DEAD HJRSES AND CAT'' Girl or Woman Wanted .for light ;WASHING 1![AGSINFS and OTHL`8 APPI,IANCF.3 a ;' p P p L4 TANLEY 4,houskeeping. Mr. Goldsmith, '. ? :'_ For tree lot u hone Printers Guild SALES SERVICE 9ROOKLIN Pot Sale - Garden tractor, 1 1 -2 '- ZOUSD. WIRING _ PICKERING .. .. ' Tl�ea r h. p. on rubber. Cultivator, 2 plowe, PICKERING . .. .. .. •� `e spring harrow, also hand cultivate AGINCOU . , , , • +, ROUGE .sone�8144 • Apply Pickering New♦ _ we pay the phone ebargef Stouffville Manure well rotted mahure for ELECTRONIC LABORATORIES sale'- Box' 479, News Office _- , CMORDON YOUNG LTD — — Phone Sbufhille 348 i. uir.r SIDE_CHI� irc - T IIHOWE PIG& 15 R 32 — QrQQU Art. sass ` Cash in on the expected good de- -mand - TUBS • v FRIDAY = •aA ,.. your. for broilers and eggs - -order VARTY BEAUTY PARLOR NOVEMBER 30 - DECEMRM 1 your - Hillside Chicks early and make _ � - . sure of delivery. Canada approved. - •PERMANENT WAVING Saturday Matinee at 2 P M. Hillside Chicks -- the producers you _ HAIR SHAPING-- STY' need for your markets. Agent, Garry LING C1rdalTn$t8ntl8. -Milks, Pickering, ntario. , -. r- b2 Windsof- Street Ajax, On EXPIMIENCED� FARMER and. gar- PLEASE " Phone 19 R,21� o .Eviden dener wants to rent or would con- sider Evidence share,-basis. Good worker, eff- - N - EVADA .' g i;ient, good references. Between now _ bring back those Farr 's Elevator 'elected Short Subjects and March. Apply Box 502 News Res..38J Phones - Off. 88W Universal News ;:. Office. . Dec. 7 - we Solicit •Your Attention ad E VP T I E S FARM FOR SALF -to settle estate; MONDAY — T[ESD4Y t ; -00 acres, good clay ' loam, good _ - Business DECEMBER 3 and 4 . buildings, Hydro. • Lot 2.5, con. 6, - Poultry, Hog, Dairy, whole or Por Whonl Pickering Township. No. 7 Highway.'_ _ _ - -_ chop Western "Grain, Growing_ the Apply -to Wm. Duncan, Green River, Mash for chickens. F00 grain or George F. Duncan, Locust Hill, : -- . - -- . -- 7ite busy _holiday season is ]be Developing Concentrate ,Bell Tolls 100 Mollassea Oil Ont., 8- R: i; ]utors. 30 �'glmost here — bringing with' it - Cake, Giutteo, ,. — Bought and Sow— I additional demand-. Wire F g, Steel Fence Posts r9 Cooper Ingrid Beigms Used Clothing — sterilized, clean- '`, Cement, Binder Twine, Harness Select short Subjects : 11d and pressed like new. Carry a _ _ and Farmers' Hardware • • . - TpgD Large stock of high ehsie suits, Surge and Woods' Milkers, Installed WEDNESDAY = AY everemts and pants. Also a. good CARTONS and BOTTLES Woods' Cocurs T:acbor oil DECEMBER b and 6 .lock of now leather coats and ' . ARE SCARCE Wooden "� Where DO We Go windbreaker', and gents' furnish- Shingles isgs at very reasonable prices. (:all Asphalt Shingles, Rolled BooDa& and be wed. , r.. , . _ = Claremore f rom Here ?. Sao 8ehwar" They will be urgently needed t! Olgr. 21 Bond Street West, Oebawa, Out.' ` :_. • to enable us to maintain s -F� MacM�ay Joan Leaks •i SSeleeted Short Subjects t es a _. _ _ FOTO -N !M • • : s early flow of supplies co di .. _ . _ _. - .. -. �'� �t :: - rrE -- vas, ....._ . -. i1 :.. . Dunbarton - consumer. - -- 'tbsonto — a a 1f! AD 6628 Pkk. - . AGineoort 3s Choice Mesta Some very interesting and vital Please return empties now.. RON GI B SON smbjects are being discussed at the - - you can't bring them in 'phone 181 In SeBSOn ' wshid Church morning Adult Fell- or write our nearest Brewers' : ' : TRANSPaJRT -owship Class. This is an excellent .. Y - _ • opportunity for Adults to discuss the ? . - - = - - -.. Retail Store. ON,1, n May Pay More -You Csa't TRANSI YO : relationship ' of Christianity to the , Het �- events .of today. Why not bring the - - ... - ' .0ARTAGFT Buy ter _ .......� .. ehildren'to Sunday School and at- - •- - Phone 1808 for the discussion? Sunday mowing :.: MOVING. Giuenuon Oak, 8.4b to 10.36 o'clock. _ _ _ -THANK YOU 6AND GRAVEL 870NE Clare most Meat -- A group of young people are greet- ling on Monday evening in 'the Un- iced Church to prxc::ce a play. An Market adult leader with years of exper- - THE BREWING INDUSTRY (Ontario) - : _ . • fence in dramatics, is. their coach. C /'� t '6+1�T'I"� �, *TT 1tT /� More young people are needed. Cane _ VLE DE I G .and epnnd a profitable hour of fun _ - :. _ _.�_ _ _- _ L DIRECTOR -' 'Permanent Hamming Tags i►UNB:RA ECTOQ sad fellowship in the Sunday School Private AmbW*see room at 8 p, m• _ _. Ii you see a group` of girls; 10 to AUCTION SBALE 'last Frays flue Temper and -: P1rae MarIL SW at the National Bible Society of Seat- �T Idervee. It may �v� s . -1 14 years hurrying toward the United land. • A suggested figure of 7 million HOLST + i, S - y be Yoar.L+yeg, Markham, Out. ' -Church on' Wednesday e�-en]nga a- espies for the first instalment has YORKSHIRE SWINE . C. H. TUCK. OPT. �. v . :.round 7.30,'it will .be the Girl Guides .been made -and of -these 2,500,000 - Inaplea�ente etc. Joining in good fun and excellent Gospels were asked for Germany a-' - Dim" Block, Opp p. 0. • taainirg and r the direction of Clip- lone. ,A AN the property of Eaves -.Trou h'n� - tain N- wd►an. Mies Newman has had ~� fear year's training in Girl Guide . Motion Pictures • V ernon _ Ellicott :- . ` �'°�' "`�6 : ' :,. j ° -•Ca nter Work leadership am is doing a grans piece - ORNAWA, 011'1: rpe 2 let wont with these teen age girls. ,CLAREMONT � 21, Bear or Con. 4, Pickering � --WORK GUARANTEED _ 1Lots of room for all girls wino are �+ w - AT 8.15 P. M. .Sat., Dec. Ist Dance at IEVERETT SMITH -- - -r'OF EV�'.RY TONGLTER i1�I�NDAY, Dec: 3. Ba; G,elding,' 11 -years = LAREI�II?NT �Fairport °moo: The sole- object of the British and "TWISTED RAILS" Roaring Story Holstein, oow, 6 yrs milking, not RADIO SERVICE Foreign Bible Society for the 141 "ONE MORE CHANCED' B. Crosby Holstein heifer, errs and halt years In Claremont Community gall bears of its existance has been "The JAPAN* S SURRENDER : • Holstein 'heifer, -one year, 2 rnos. �� 0 �4 Wider Circulation of the Holy Script- 'Santa Clause Comes To Town •f Nov. • ✓'" Holstein heifer, one year _ 'urea without note,-. or comment " - to •• - Many. Other Attraction& Holstein heifer, 10 months - _. - Adraiaeion - 3� '- "people and realms of every tongue "' ADMISSION 35c and 20c - Holstein calf,, 3 moo: heifer In spite of the difficulties encount- • - - " Holstein heifer calf, 6 weeks ered in the Second World War ,oi Two Holstei.-� cal AUCTION SALE „•,,,,•a.,,,,,,,,,,,4 •many bombings', calves, 2 weeks: - _ , ga the "Word of God -_ i (Above heifers sired by registered Wednesday, . -• -'' . . S _ Is not bound" and where the miss- �,+ lectrlcal December b, �-- auction 'lQ�aranteed Repair Service 1'T ,lonary has been withdrawn, - the ; Holstein bull from high-testing B: sale of 100.acre choice dairy and Any' -Make or Model ° 1 O. n dam) grain faim also new Ford - Ferguson . ieharch closed or in rains, the writ- :,.. - - - - - .' Young Yorkshire sow, bred Sep. 8. - , ten Word still-'speaks. Contractor I Ten g York h pigs, 3 1'-2 moo. old Serge i°� �"'n implements, ARTHUR FIELD. The total translstions • of:. vgs . . ke , dairy cattle, hors Twelve Yorkshire pigs, • 2 months ho ce' PHONE 54 Z 3 .Scriptures stands at 761 and sinm - Nine Yorkshire pigs, 8 weeks old y' fin' at north halt of the •outbreak of the war 29 new HO°� and Hare Wiring P Lot 20, con. 2, Scarboro, about one .' Twelve. Yorkshire pigs, H months iangaages have been embarked on, ESTIMATES GIVEN Two Registered boars, 7 weeks of mile west of Malvern, south of the Ma le ■ eaf Fu's of which the printing of twelve has S _ d' highway, the .property of John D. p L GG�� C�j- show stock. McMichael. $ale at 1 been sanctioned. _ aJi,. .J1 Registered Yorkshire boar, 2 yrs. P. m. Terms jlisllr$n� Co Never 'sae the demand for the ws�kr '' A. ' R: b cash. No reserve on chattels. 2'iain • Scriptures been so great. Plans for Rubber -tired wagon, near new offered at 3 p. m, sntijeete to res= W P>bot+e she pliblication for liberated Europa ,. ,�,, , �rst. : '' erve bid. Farther• particulars day of - . -: have been spade by the British and "�' '"T ' !it H. Outhiow .disc, 14 plate, sale. See bills. Clarke,"d Ken � . Foreign Bible Society in .co- operation ' _ PHONE PIS$. • 113,1 - or and horse hitch, new in 43 Prentice, auctioneers, "" - -- Awe., s,,, �� afld Walki:* plow, Fleury 77, like * new with the American Bible Society and Gang plow, McDeering, No. 351; nar- �- :'i�`ndebOL'm L w ` row bottoms ' :WAVETTE' BEAUTY I _ Corn cultivator, Oliver ;HOPPE Fd&ie�' Light bog sleighs Cutting bo: O F. and W. binder, 6 foot - PHONE PICK. 113W xj ] - Sot. wagon wheels and !k"119, Marjorie White : �Unde�r Auspices Canadian Legion set ba�ckband• harniee. . - Chttech` Street, Pickering &t, .Bowman ,`& Rowe R r Several pig troughs jv omms �a�i Hay car, ieack - Y � I I 40-Gal r of water pails g a e 40-Gal oil barrel with tap - A A6k.f Ord -• • Number �vster and feed barrels - • • . 8.30 P. a p r Whiffletrees red evenere . Forks Hoes PHONE P'ICISERIN0,11 R 3 ' = ABiz • BASSETS OF FRUIT . GBOCERIES • - About 20tf good jntt feted bags - - - Man's bicycle, 24in. frame • Gag • Oil . !Creasing CHOCOLATES - JAGS -POT CASH Two : 4-ho evenere Special-'Prize! �.'� . - -_ Terms Cash ' • . We R�.a -_ .._- -- ,,Tube Vulcanu:ing VERY- Sale at i.00 sharp W. Knox. deep :.: WORK QUABAN'TBRD • SATURDAY NIGHT ��il"F` A. S. P'AR�it ' 1 Dasa`A We$t A. IL _ 12 P. 3L !� Anctionser �. r - , , r sand being emplVed elsewhere, Bees Another will be held on 14�Qes-- -8aa►s L- ► REMONTI., hd ne o*er alternad". 1]acquiber, 17th, - .�. all- .l ee Clive Cox arrived I�or�te from eve. tendi=ng' to eater a team is this league 1� very ps+stir wedding was aol-~ seas after aeirly IIve y�ss of ser- should have their entry in to Don emnised at the First United Church ,Miss Eileen Cooper spent the week - W M. S• met in the church,' with • �' on Thursday of last week, and Beer by that data. on S day afternoQA November 4„ was met at the de t b • '�• =' ;a lend with her people hen. fair attendance. President, Mrs. L Clive looks well, and retorts parent • pk at 3 o Block, when Dr. M. W. Lees ][orris Binstesd, of Toronto, resent y leering �Yillage j ed in marriage Elaine Leo:L% the week -sled at his home here. Johnston presided. Coming so near shouldn't I,--I drove the ration A meeting will be held at the,Gor- younger, daughter of Mr, and Mss. the -end of the yeaf, the fina.•aci�tl 'trucks." Wad welcome 'him home to don House on Monday, December W. L. Baum, of this pit to Gunner .. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Badgerow spent outlook became s real problem, as ' y y' 'Sunday with friends' in Stouffville. our allocation is behind schedule- i this community. 10, at 8 p. m., for the purpose of (van Kitchener Fuller, R. C. A., only' We are pleased to report that Mrs- organizing ss. ya and means were discussed, but i organizing a Pickering Hockey Club. 'son of R. J. Fuller and the late Mm much bet- BROUGHAM A team has been entered in the Fuller, of Pickering, Ontario. �£d Lewis is reeling 'very, all available time is pre - empted by ; Pickering, Township Hockey League The attractive brunette bride ea,- ' fly i . Air., and • dlre. varlet Buvdu wvu and it -is - important that anyone in- tered the church on the a in of her • Work on the local rink is getting idea of social evening to augment : the Spot" danee -• ah the Hall on tereated in la under waY now. The poles are up the funds. One member suggested Friday night. Next W. I. Dance on P sing _hockey this win- father, who gave his daughter in the wiring, and the Alen are at ,Vanishing Teas" and three mem- ter be present k this meeting. (the marriage. She chose for the oo" Wednesday, December b. Editor would like to et on that .situ a floor -le the ground work in the rink. bers, volunteered to' sponsor • a tea• g floor-length white net gown . We. remind you that Russ Creigh- Reports were received from the Lit- CLAREMOP'T` team). _ and a floor - length embroidered net :ton and his , oichestra ill „be in seaters Secretary, who would like What Anne Bros✓ ,s Home" veil, held 'in place by a. sweetheart town again, on December 7, so kdep members at next meeting to say how SUNDAY cap, while 11er bouquet of red roses . that date open. many - missionary books had been A. drama and pie social will. be '. :; - _ _ and .white heather added a- charm- . read. -Mrs. Lemon, Supply. Secretary, B Rev. A. E Rolle Messrs Dave. Davis ,a.-id Watt, held on Wednesday, December b, at .. Y Y ", ing touch of colqur to her ensemble. - } Hardy Jr., left for Port Arthur on I the Claremont ,� Community Hall, - The matron of honor, Mrs. Philip seat a list of articles for 1946. bales. y g Have we ful realized the freedom Reimehe sister of the bride wore .Monday to enter a construction jab Mrs. Phili read list. Mrs. 0. Burton j spbnsored b the local Young Peo- w p pie's Society. A 3 -act drama "What . and the privilege that Sunday ought a gown of floor -ten t • in'that area: gave a Mission Band Report. Nom - g h pink sheer mating Committee were re- elected to Arne Brought home" will be en- to provide for every Canadian. Its- and 2natching headdress._Her shower Ren. Loyst is now working at his home here, after - receiving `his dis select officers to- present to the next acted by the -Solina Young- People, benefit to mind ' and, body is -very. bouquet• was of yellow carnations charge from the RCAF. meeting for approval. The Study generally recognized, and never more and tertz The young People' of the United y .Rouge Hills widely titan at this time. It has The two; brides.naids, the. Misses Period was taken b Mrs.• D. Bur - been clearly 'demonstrated that 'hum Jo •Joyce Kass and A essie ' Bell, looked Church held a `social gathering m ton and group, the following taking an welfare is a vital factor in eff- charming in similar owns of blue the United Church manse last Mon- part: Mrs. Holtby, Mrs. H. Miller, , Mrs. S. Dixon, Rouge Hills, plans g g :day evening with the Young Peo- Mrs. Johnston, Mrs Norton, Mrs: icieno'y and maximum produgtion, and and pink net with their matching ~ re's Society of, the. Baptist Church. spending the whiter at Jacksonville, nothing is more basic than Sunday sweetheart caps. They carried bon- - p tY Philip. Mrs. Burton also read from Fla., the guest .of Aer sister -in -law, to meet such s reed. - - queta_of- pink en-- : as . rs percy Elliott. Miss Marjorie Petty is on the seance and _ Christian Fellowship._ Mina Ernie Taylor had the misfor- The conditions under which we are hair fern nick list and is likely to have to soli Call was answered by a verse tune to fall off her wheel and sev- called to live today, and which face - Jack ' Ritch was the groomsman - • undergo an operation' thce ", us in fire immediate fetus[ call %r and the ushers were Philip Ru3im- is week. ` word "Pea The Women's Mission Circle of the _ - erly bruised -her nose, mouth and more than the steed for providing. the and Reginald Merriam. Baptist Church 1►eld s special thaak� (''' - - - nand, and damaged two front teeth. and maintaining healthy human bod- During the signing of the register offering me�#ing last Tuesday, Green River : Mile M� MacFarlane is recover - sad material needs of our Miss Clare Reiarsche sang "Because". the home of Mrs. Ruth Middietgn. ing nicely from aaf' appendicitis o*•• . social relations, important as these %afer a �u reception was held The meeting was ghargo of Mrs. G. The. `Ladies' Aid met at the home . erehoa- .. � are. The vital place that spiritual at the home of the bride's parents, of J. B. Wilson on Wednesday after -' values have in the building of life 210 Park Avenue, where tho bridal . ' �, Forsyth"& group- - _ . Auction sales we continuing in noon, with a good attendance- Mrs. Mount Zion and in the contribution that our 'party was assisted in receiving the Sunday is intended, this area, with a number coming UP T. A. Barefoot, of Ajax, was guest - non - commercial d guests by Mrs. Baum, who chose for _ for Deeemhes.. , speaker. Mrs. M. Draper, Hostess, to make in providing opportunities r� ��ion a blacks -two-piece s!_ - The annual Christmas Concert of . The ..next meeting will be at Mrs. Sunday school is at 1.30 P. m + for Christian Worship, Culture and tersoon dress and she wore a cor- the Baptist Church is announced f9r Bamfoot's at Aj$x. this Sunday and churo2s ere 2.3+0 Service, call for increased emphasis. ' sage of white gardenias. yrWay, Please note this change. December 21. Cottage Prayer Meeting at Mrs. These past six years of wet have -- For their honeymoon to Penticton A, Young People's• Rally will -'b-• Fr- d-- l'bstill's this Friday night. Mi. and Mrs. Cecil Jones and disrupt home and community life the bride changed into it green two- - - field in Brooklin, on December 7th, Miss Irene Reesor, our. school tea- family spent Sunday with relatives in many ways. Nearly two .million piece wool dress and a moss gseeq at the United Church- Rev. R. W. Cher held open night at the school , in Brooklin. _ radians have been lifted out .bf topcoat with red fox collar and her McVey, o! Greenwood. will be the on Thursday-of last week. The child- Mr. and Mrs. Stevens of Toronto, their homes and transplanted in oth- accessories were of brown: speaker. f G eQ society is in charge ren gave some very interesting pap- Miss Eileen Carson and Miss Ber er parts of the D,omiriion and- of the Upon their return, Gunner sad `o! the music and the Claremont- era on the 'Store, Church, Basket slice Lee of- .Oshawa, .spent Sunday world. About one in six of our total Mrs. Fuller will leavp,:for Toronto with Mr. and' Mrs. Errol' Carson Brougham society in charge of the Factory, Hoover's Mills, Wilson Part population have had their lives dis- where they will reside. _'Worship Period. The Greenwood soc- and the old Shamrock Football team; Sorry to report Miss Luella Car- turbed. Furthermore when we real; _...3ety -will also be in attend ace. also font rolls of pictures. This type soil on the sick list. ize that this two raiNon, have been BROUGHAM Mr. and Mrs. C. Disney and Pam - Mrs. Brooks, of the b and 10 stoi- of `entertainment could be- repeated drawn from largely between the age Don't fo e£ _ here opened a tea -room this week- any tune. - ily spe=lt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. groups of 18 and 35, it means a rg the Firenaen'a Annural We wish her success in her venture. . On Thursday, December 6, Rev. Elmer Wilson and familY, large percentage of our youth have Meeting, Friday, December 4. for _ _ The regular Fellowship success Meetinng.of Dr.-Constantine, Perr$q, of, the Afrie- Congratulations to Luella Carson been �vm into the migrations of �e Election o! Officers: the Baptist Church will be held in an Methodisf Episcopal Church, on ( - Wachner Coultis for obtai sing years What will the eft -. k _ .TAKE NOTICE %the church this evening- Soho St., Toronto, and his colored Senior Metric. Certificates at the ct of use experiences be upon our The monthTj► meeting of the Weer- choir will present Song and Story. Commencement in Whitby High young people of Canada. Is it too To whom it may concern-,. Tab t School last Saturday evening. also , bn's Institute was held at the home Dr. Perry is a - brilliant orator, and much to say that, with many of hones that on and alter, Friday Not of Mrs ][ales, on Wednesday, Nov - y� will do well to hear this dioir; Betty Appleby amt Marion Disney these young people, the idea that ember 29, 1945, I will not.. be ran- ember 'll, at 2.30 p• rn. with a lary+e and Dr. Perry on Dec. 8., at 8.00. for Junior Metric. Certificates and Sunday is to be a day set apart ' for ponsible for any 4pbts contracted is Myra Joaea and Fred Kahn for Ire• = attendance. The Presider t. Mrs. Hry• J• E sad Mrs. Wilso:a entertained the warship o! God and for Christian my name unless approved by met, Vohnston was in charge and conduct-, �e Firesiders on Wednesday even- termite' aertMeatea' d n cutters, has been seriously wader- Stanley G. ids u - a Remembrance Program. with dug o! this week. also won a prise for proficiency in mined. Is not this suggestive of tine Sp .Hill Road, Dun Out, --several of, the members taking part. Don't forget Sunday School at Grade X history =A one for high. challenge that faces us today in / Woe - egt` standing in Agricultural Science. seeking to build a truly Chrj�atian SALE REGI 30. A. Giles,' guest speaker, gave ' 10.30 every Sunday morning. . Mr. J. Briggs o! Moose Jaw V . - sa interest ing stalk on "Canada", ship Service every Sunday evening civilization! Saturday, December 1. auction - jpointing out the great wealth of her at 7.30. vtsid -gag with friends aid relatives Sly the future salvation of our - -. mstural resources, also the import- a - in Mount Zbis nation and the world freer{ tyranny sale of entire household fu sat part she has played is the was. Greenwood Next Sudsy there will be a- &peel- and oppression, frost selfishness mad including furniture, chinbwase,. He she gave a eery descriptive as ml Christening service at the church g�h, from strife std bloodshed. do- wane, cooking utensils, antiques, lions[ of a trip r and Mrs Giles here. '%sands the release of that spiritual ber -tired lawnmower, garden .Loots " ' lied flakes tri=es thu+ough the Gaspe The Y. P. U. met at Mies Marjorie Keep is mind the Christmas dynamic revealed in our Lord and etc" the property of the lste lM pis, stressing the great beauty Bye' on Sunday everting. Concert, Thursday eve - 'fl=ag. Dee.201 Master Jesua�s Christ This is a day Claremont. mont.tt, quarter mice north of Refreshment The Sunday School Executive are in the Public School. A special of challenge and opportunity for the Claremont, (NOTE --this is as extra nt that countryside- for the annual Christ- Christiasei Concert is being Planned i lot of furniture). Terms, cash. Sale ponaaaittee: Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs. $• getting �y Christian, home . and _the Christian Rawson, Mrs, Peddle sad Mrs. cuss Tree and Conc#t. Full panic- also for the church. Church: And Sunday is the day of ' � !.� P. P: sham. Sellers stall ulcers later. Atkinson anetioneera. - 'Gregg. _ • special opportunity for all. - Christian • • + • - The Red Cross and W. A. finish- _..hiievale organizations the task of building -� ell another quilt to be sent to the Saturday, December &- ouction sale _ a Christian civilization. of .household furniture, electric BROUGHAM Red Cross 'for delivery to those in - app- need A very fine meeti:ig of the CHRISTMAS SEALS. fiances, dishes, tractor, farm, bars, ;Chu heti News Mrs. Morgan asks all children un- -Womens' Ins`-itsite' was held at the .,-and garden tools etc., at Lot 20, der twelve Years of age to come to home of Mrs. W. A. Hilts. Mrs. T. The 'regular Christmas Stamps Con, 1, - Pickering TA-p., 1 1-4 Rev. I. E. Kennery .delivered an (seals) issued by, the Consumptive west of Pickering Village on No. ' earnest message to his congregation her home on Saturday afternoon- to ` Norton as guest speaker had a ea Sunday last, o. the subject of, get the Mission Band working again, splendid address on Social Welfare. Hospitals Campaign ,are now avail- .- Highway, the property of J. -ioln t since Mrs. McVey has moved to the bringing out good thoughts on l=ow able, and have been mailed- to a faker.- Sale at 1 p, m. Terms "Sons of - the Kingdom ", using he as r1eighbore, we can .snake our co- great many in this neighborhood. No reserve, property sold. Ken parable of the Prodigal Son and His city. Clarke Prenties,'.auctioneers. Mr. and Mrs. F: Green and fam- nssnunity one to be proud of. Asnus- . Tuberculosis, that dreaded disease, ` Elder Brothel, stressing -the import- fly, of Toronto, were with Mrs. F. ing answers to the Roll Call,. "A bef9re , the war was becoming • • • • .r anee o! right relationship with God, a -Sunda Memo o! My Childhood ", caused fairly well under control, but during Wednesday, December 19�urc who Is s loving father to all -His L. Cween and Edna n Y, rY Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pretsell, of lots of laughter. Mrs. Lawrence the war, with war -conditions, then sale of household furniture, eiiildrsn. The lack of undeistanding rabbits, of the lather's loge shown by_ the Toronto were callers at Mrs.' Green'& Hilts rendered two lonely violin appears to have been a slackening garden tools* and other off on Sunday last. solos with Mrs. Leslie Beare ace- in the campaign[ control, tine to the. ,sots, the property o! Eogit elder son. Robt. Miller was soloist. Miss May Brown visited the Brook- • rnpanYing on the piano. Doris and demand, possibly, for medical nor- . Pickering Village, opposite Attendance was very good- Inbtittate 'this west. Catherine hilts rendered two 'Piano vices in other fields. 1 age Farm. Sale at 1 p.. tea: : lin The Young People are going to Miss Mildred Brown is putting -on duets. Mrs. E.. Gordon road a paper ' The Provirtm. of Ontario, it will be i cash. N o, reserve as e' Giaremont this Monday evening for tmehatrneirsi neonsfi. htmd on remembrance of loved' ones lost noted is making an exten=sive and been Bold. Ken and Clarke Prey the first social evening of the sea- s fq�e Christmas Entertainment at in the war. - Ant acknowledgement intensive survey. acid 'returning more auctioneers, -son. Toung People from -other con- stamping • • • • VI gregations are be guests her school- (No. 5) on December 7. from the navy league for' 11 ditty vigorously than ever to the .; Saturday, bags, filled for sailors. Report 'from out of tuberculosis. A great amouac y December 5+- ,auction : Hbetirig for Prayer and Worship the ;Hallowe'en party held' in the' of assistance is always realized from ! of 100 acre choice. Dairy and ' to be held on Wednesday evening at -Audl�y. hail showed the best ever put on b, the sale of "Christmas Seale" --buy ! also nest 'new Ford -F :the [tome of Mrs. Brown, and also the W. •1., for which 'the group them, and place them on your msiI- tractor and plow; faits' stock s meeting ofCommhtee for Crusade Do 'not forget' the W oma-t's Assoc- were heartily thanktd. rom now until Christmas. _ .Yon jirnplemerrtn, h=ay 'etc., furniture, "for Christ's Kingdom. iation Pot -Luck Supper at Bsggots- . • Be sure to -keep December 7th 1 never know who you may be help- I Lot- 20, Cqn: 2i Searboro, east Lea►b vifte School on Friday of this week. .tree f of the children' concert- ing -it could be one of your own � Agincourt, the property of John Mrs. Tripp sad children are horse A Bazaar-is held also. fly - -- - McMichael. Sala at 1 .p. M. again, George Cammack teas been in Dd- - cask, no reserve on chattels. Mrs. H. Malcolm Is spending •this troit attending the funeral of his S O r t S • • f - � Memoriam _ farm of 100 acres (it not sold week with the Johan 'KAOx family mother, Mrs; Robert Cammack, who • • fore sale) will be offered. -for p lived for 'nearly all her married. life CRAIG, Samuel =In loving memory i by auction at 3 p:-- m. on sale Mr. and Mss. Ralph Crawford arr- ived home from, the wedding trip' on in this vicinity. She was 84 years of of 'my dear husband and father or ' eobject to reserve bid; further Saturday, having motored through _ Pickering Township Hockey League ; Jena, who *as ' killed on Dece�tber ticulars on day of sale, Berm &any sections of Western Ontario. _.. Formed this Week 1 2nd, 1944, at , Dunbarton, Ont. ,Clarke Prentice, auctioneers. Mrs. U. P. Winter, wino is this - Men• John Millet "is under the doc -. y es, Worthy Matron of..the East- No one knows .how much we miss you , • • • A Pickering Township Hockey L,,No one knows the bitter pain; Wednesday, December 1Z -,a'` '!or's cars ern Star Order, held • her. first lodge League' was formed at a meeting' in Mrs: Burrows has been. busy knit -- meeting last weed We have suffelcd since we lost you; sale of modern farm equipment, the last of the Red Crop the Gordon House, on Monday ev- Life h4a never. been the eluding tractors and power and hi ing up Sheep are being worried again by quota. of wool, and- t=ee• lovely warm g suing. Officers elected are: Preen[ Its our hearts your memo lingers, drawn implements, aloe with ! tvvo brown collie do s. It is well that �' p � g ent, Ray T. Doble; Vlce- l?r�sident, Sweetly, tender, fond and true; ..stock etc. on Lot 34- Con.-Dr T sweaters, socks and stockings will people know where their dogs are L-eonard _ Gates; Secretary- Treasur- 1 • set M 1,, make someone happy. at ' night. i Thetis is not a day, dear Sam., bore, the Property of the eeta�s k or, Don. Beer. I That we do not think of yon. the late Wm. T. Hgsri% Ken Pratt has sold his pure -bred Four Le'ams are expected to be' - -•Women's Misdoriary �My- 'Jersey herd to Ted Content of $Took- fn the present League - -- Pickering, "sadly raiased by sirs ass lyssglt. C reserve. Salt ,at t p. m. , Xm 1 of Thu rsday aiterswos last the lie. Owing to illness in the faoaiky i fern ♦` >•• ss>"< Clarke Pretties, auctioneers, . Ajmeu.- Cl ., , 1 and Bstaashasn� IF -- By William Ferguson NOLD E YIQ �!s Curious - - _ MOPSY. hyOLADYS PARKS SHE MAY NOT DE EXACTLY STUPID, BUT THEY TRIED HER OUT AT EVERY JOB IN THE STORE DEFORE THEY ; I Of DECIDED THIS WAS THE ONLY ONE i GIANT. w' L1'SED f3Y THE GERMANS 1N WORLD WAst ONE FIRED SHELLS WEIGHING- r 228 POUNDS... BUT OF THIS WEIGHT R ,d► ?,: •, ' = - QtitCYi? POl//VQti Wl.4�EiYAtQl/fiRJ: cone. va sv ra sssace.'xk. ` _' .. T Id. RLR Y. {. /AT OFF 1M!/1'IfAw vnLpL T. :w6t.1 L ►.K. •17. '• - _. rats somm. t� - _ - - _ . ', `� _ : G•. i1 - _ - THE SPORTING TH1Nfs- BY LANCi.,ARMSTRQNGc. jIF Lit I- A'RWS1AN' SCtENnST _ _ ... J — - •'. I• �R i _ _ NCW aACKS.1P_Twc O1 D -Sri Ice THAI OV�Atta 4r Aw (�IRL/6 �..NJ; AR! (0000 FOR WHATAtLSNOU, • ., s J f Yom"" "' BECAUSE OF THE, y � V114 BACTERIA - KILLING OILS WHERE'S £LMEF: CONTAItJEO, IN THEM.. . _ .. 40Jts1iorl Stop acrateWngt -- you'll l>:.. to set used-to lea" SIDE GLANCES -_- - _ - -By Galbraith . simlpt spelling Home Echoes- _ By-C• Kessler • Too many winds iq the Inglish hingwige are spelled diffruntly .from the way they are pronowns- �ed. There hay bin sum faint- - _ parted attemps to _improov the, , aitnayshun but �sy don't get very �� � G � t r r �� �►6 : I - _ far. It Isn't oa the. spelling, it"s also the way wurds are used. If yon say free: and fro:, why . p--^� sh�ildn't you uT skweez` and • - 0 r/It I►+lN ' • - - � i akwoz? And +'f it's morose and --roe QUOTA : arise why not say hows amd hise? - fRON A ward such ai "cough" reely. ort �, - `'''•- t 4D be spelled koff, and if ther's �• �� _ 4111y thing to . the ldeer that usage - 7 • "" . y given athoeat y. thec "government" - iahoald long have becum . guvver- anal. Speeking is genral turms, ��f ♦� _ 'we as in fayvor of a spelling sir- _ -- .- - 'that machei the ufontistic e!- - WAw_ - aaents of onr' anther tung. —Wall . L11treet Journal . All Busy • 'The colonel, over the telephone, _ go- that one of the unit cars .Ishould be sent round to him' at Sorry, sir," replied the sort commissioned officer, "the - major _ . W the Vauxhall, the adjutant the • •f 7, c Y... •s _ . Ifentley, the medicat officer the fsw`sT /Iu 'w- T. M. W- IL MT nr. '.Austin, and the quartermaster has A GRAI'f1•l!AAAA1 �, "Somethiing'•s about to happen, I'm sure that last maid_ - borrow :d• jour bicycle." ,[ bad has honed from her war plant job twice recenfl . The air changed from fair to OLD, =ACOL.• _ 'just to' inquire about my healthi" y *mrmer, and when the. in re- 7 -12-wM -- cpvered his breath he shouted: " "Find my batman, and if he's: nut wearing my boots,, I'll _ walk." _ - MUTT AND JEFF -- N Not, Why Pat Ashes on S.tiRpery_Ndewalbs, t"You? By BUD FISHER � .. -• �;DraadC Puneat iahm• • , i. t±L1PPED! THIS She was a big Strom woman, -11 pro ta'TNETNIROTMR;I�y :Y 'Mi3t8THEBEST —sad, the ,burglar she had tackled w slitrTT? Z vrlatt aoMeEotr/ TM *vim �' t CNN t1o, MUTT) • OIIL4 DO OOI+1tTA TAM, TN w �. -. ti► ! . and captured bore unmistakable � BLIPF'tiRa! tz signs of punishment. - •aATMTUas! "It-was very plucky,-of you, nia - • -� _ 4 ,�@ I< 1 jam," said the tnag'strate, '•to •have ., . C dli .+ f j• set upon the burglar and captured a• j , _ 'tH' s .^ him, but need you have blackened his dyes and knocked all his: front teeth -out ?" "Well," said the' woman, '"how was I to know it w..s a burglar? _ I'd. been np 'three'. hours waiting for my husband." POP —Over the Fence Is Out! ......... .. ........... By J. MILLAR �+'v�ATT - y H Y YbIJ MUST GO OUT 1.7 _ THAT'S WHAT I AM DOING( THE WAY YOU GAME ::i•' '.s: '' - IN I ,� . . r n b J 'r 9 Is• �r :•ti: w l' •y j: .1 t' Y r+ �ti ( 'i •'he �'He a lea e. -• -4` 'R I eA Ur - - - ML -L ...._ _ 1. vl: flead>t To ieeda, v, T ;� 4 Harmle" to Crops - Britaiil's new weed killer, which = �/ l ,D a •s t o' r a d a` `i ,lYl i n e'B . L 1 m 1 t e d -. ; destroys the most important weeds `�o, /} of cereal crops, is to be made avail- •:� %`� ` , .. � •� -' �� -_ -; _ '~^' able to farmers next January. % BOUGHT SOLD _ It is called Agroxone, and is the r• QUOTED outcome of researches by Imperial - g --- LChemical Industries' scientists. a laV UJYUGO hie �i1a �t:aL0.0 Pala ••• •• - 'IV14 rte! 1 NO" . learn that they can rid' their lawns f ;;.,,, \ ., ,� ; . • • , a of weeds quickly, simply and'r'' t ; cheaply. The cost of clearing an acre of A*- corn land will be about U.00. 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Seed immediately for our bags of colorful flowered creton- tlDSICAL tISMTRt'11F.NTs 1948 pricellst and ' order your' ne matertal or solid shads leatb- READ THIS - EVERY HUFFERlltR chicks now to be sure o!' the HOME FOR $3.00 •retie. Sturdy wooden handles, of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis FRED A. BODDINGTON BUY breed you want and t1�s date you 86,500.00 - 5- ROOM HOUSE, FINI. soft .flannel- firilshed lining, Site should try Dixon's Remedy. Mun- felts, exchan s musical Instru +1 desire them on Ask for our in- shed now, to be drawn soon. Fund 18 x 16 Inches. Flowered creton- ro's Drug Store 338 Elgin. Oita- terestin catalogue - it costs membership 81.00: 6 for 86.00. g g - mentp.. ill •rhur,h Toronto. 8 e you noting and tells you a lot Rouyn- Noranda Kinsmen Club, ne !a blue, rose, natural. Solid. wa, Postpaid ILOO. ' Also free range pullets for 1m- Box 988, Noranda Quebec. leatherette In brown, Years of imediate delivery. Twaddle Chick wear. $2.41 each. You - will be t•A'lach7a - 7Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Oat. DYFJNG AND CLFANI'1TC skeet a rear cln he even I !lour GET READY FOR WINTER FETHaitsTO.NUAUts1�I t. COUPANT ' balance. collect plus Build np your resistance with p postage, Ar- Solicitors. Established BABY CHICK BUYERS HAVE YOU AxTITIrNG NEEDS rowsmlth's Dept. 4, Box 19. Stn. Merril System Tonic Tablets. 1890; 14 King W"L Toronto ORDER YOUR GO'VERNIIENT• AP- , Zanadtan favorite for forty Booklet of 1nf, rm.rrr„n nr •. dyeing or ttim. W Write to t o . "N" Montreal. ears. From druggist or ,n.a , proved chicks now and obtain an for fatormatlon. We are glad to � y your dru early order discount Each breed- :answer your questions. Depart- PUPS AND LUNG t•AIRED KIT. postpaid 81.00, from Merrill Pro. or 1s Government banded and ment H< Parker's Dye Works tens wanted, highest prices, good duets. 98 Sliverblreb Ara Toroo- RADIOS ' blood- tented. Write for our 1946 o, Ontario. Limited; T91 songs Street, To- homes Dixon's. Diz' 1821 SG Aototne, pprice list and catalogue, Monkton _ront0. -__ _._ ._ __ -_ a}, -- - -- - - - -- RADIO EXPERIMENTERS! CON. Monkish,- tTfttarT- struct your own 8 tube all wan FOR -SALE, REGISTERED DOR- STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS set. Kit of 80 parts, Tube.. Chas= THIS FREE TOP NOTCH POULTRY FUR SALE set ewes and -rams, unrelated, V. often are the cause of ill- health iota. ideal Christmas gift. Order catalogue can make 7du' money. Bartlett, R. No. 8. Canfield, Out. In humans, all ages, No one tm- early. Price: 89.95, Earphones: $3. Write for Top Notch Poultry cat - SHOW PIGEONS. FANTAILS• IN mune! Why -not find out it this Is Electronic Appliance, 1166 Port- v - alogue t,)-day, It will tell you all whites, blacks, blues, and saddles. ATTENTION, FARMERS. FOR your trouble .Interesting partiaa- 'age, Winnipeg. Canada. - -[bout the - popular breeds and Magpies in black, blue and dun. Sala: Tractor 14res, made of rub- Tars - Free! Write Muiveney'■ -cross breed -, developed from Top P. J. Slatterle, 7 Yarwood St., SC per. suitable for bolting on steel 'Remedies, Specialists, Toronto S. TAXIDERMY blood- tested Ighly pro- .T'homRs, Ontario, wheels, 810.00 each. When order- TAXIDERMY - dvetive breeding flocs. Top Not- Ing state diameter and width of DIXON'S REMEDY - FOR NEUR- ch chicks assure you of Increased FOR SALE OR WILL LEASE IM- wheel. National Rubber Co. L.d.. itta and Rheumatic Pains, Thou- DEER HEADS MOUNTED. DI.F.R pprofits because they are healthy, mediate possession, •308- Romeo St. 8 Wiltshire Ave.. Toronto, Ont. sands patiafied. Munro's Thou- Hides tanned into `love leather. :'8tuekl, eats guarded by science Stratford. Approximately le acres, ..Store. 935 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid R's also buy Deer Hfdee. Sheep ;rom a high mortality, rate. Dom- suitable for chicken ranch or ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW, USED 8140 skins tanned for floor rugs. hear extic and foreign egg and poultry market gardening. 8 -room frame bought, sold. rebuilt: belts pui- Hides tanned and made into rugs, '!neat markets are large and high house, with bathroom and Turn- lays, brushes. *lien Electric Com- Foxes and Furs dressed and made quality 1 produce C is n with in ace,• wired for stove. Hydro In pany Ltd. 2326 Dufferin St. Tor- 0I.14URTUNITiE3 FOR WOMEN -Into scarfs. 26 Elm Street. Toron. high pr cep. Cash to with . Top barn. 2 small coops, some fruits. onto. _Ro. Oliver Spanner Co. Ltd. ' tch chicks quality bred and Paved road and cement walk to _ prepared for anality_ growth .door P. J. Slattertei 7 Yarwdod 3IIRPLC! FiLfO!' Send to your Order now and be St., $t. Thomas, Ontario JOIN CANADA'S ADA'S LEADING SSC#tOOL TEACHERS WANTED �- .Kure of the chicks when you want A Cb]1PLETE SET OF 50 AR,RURT• - ' • _ p for ed tiles: from 6'••14": including them. Also fr.e range eullet Great Opportunity. Learn Immediate delivery. Too Notch FOR SALE - CHOICE WHITE flat, half round- round. square, 1 PROTESTANT TEACHER. AY- 'Chickertes, f4uetph, Ontario. Leghorn. R. O. Y. and Hatchery etc,; rough and smooth; si 'a Hairdressing • ply at once stating qualification " Approval Cockerels. D. J. Lerch, clearing price of $8 delivered. Re- Pleasant dignified profession. good and salary expected to Mrs Lest- ZS FREE CHICKS 1 ' R. L .London. Ontario. cupetools and Metals Umited, wages, thousands successful Marvel er Draper. Sec. Treas. liracefield, 1212 Aldred Building, Monirea . graduates. Amerfca•a greatest syn- Quebec. R.R._2. .OUR BY CHICKS AU4P THE Que. O, tem. Illustrated 'catalogue free. _ y Foundation and R•- !HONEY FOR SALE --: - • Write or call wANTICD ! - g'Is red Birds. All Breeders DEL1CIOVS NEW CROP HUNEY COCKERS AND 1SEKINGESE OF MARVE l3AIAynm s,.t,r -- - od- tested Prices from $e to for ;immediate shipment s�t 89.00 of world - famous bloodlines. Mrs. HOOIA WANTED. OTTAWA TRACTOR - Sc. All guaranteed excellent per case of 12 four pound cans. 'P. A. alargeson, Cedarcrept Son- 358 Bloor St W. Toronto Drag Saw. Joseph Smith, A.R. 1.. - layers. Don't delay, order now, your nearest ration office w1 -- eels, Kentvllle. 'Nova Scotia, Branches: 44 King St. Hamilton Markham. Ontario. ;4 '- Goddard Chick Hatcheries, BA. exchange 24 preserve or sugar g 74 Rideau Street. Uttew tannin • Heights. ' Ont. coupons for f a special voucher FARMS FOR BALE ?' WANTED TO RENT, BL.ACKSMtTH .'good 48 pounds of honey. Mail shop and small dwelling, in Rood r QRDER S09SE -OUR 14. 18 AND 18 this to us with your cheque and •tA0 ACRES, GOOD MAPLE BUSH, farming community. Box 66 73 week old free range pullets be- we will ship at once, Bts Rock with or without machinery, cheap PHSt+fo4iRA1•A!C Adelaide St., W. Toronto fore they at•e all sold, YVre have Farm. Mille Roches. QnL Box 474, Smith' Falls, Ont White Leghorns, Barred Rocks. WANT HOUSE iN Vll.t.AOF TtlWN ""and New Hampshires at rook bot- + -140-ACRE FARM.. ALL WORK - PHOTO CHRISTMAS CARS or highway. Prefor'with little tom prices. Also laying and ready WATERWHEEL ' - TWO FOOT, '1 able, Wilcox Lake, mile and gmar- iZ FOR land, $700 to $1700. Give descrip. to lay pullets to the above breeds. Little Giant with division plate. tar from highway, 9 -room brick tion, price etc. George Drummnnd, , Free catalogue. Also day. old, Gate, shafts, bevel gears, pulleys. house, hydro and barns. Box 65,. Select your favourite negatives and _Owen Sound. • �',. .: ' chicks for -, December delivery: 'controls, excellent condition. Ten 79 Adelaide W.' Toronto, send to us. We'n retprn 18 print+ Twaddle 6%lek Hatcheries Lim- loot -head develop* 35 H: P. Also mounted on Attractive, embossed - ''-• ited. Fergus,' Ontario. 'saws, chopptng mill, shingle me- 100 ACRES, CLAY LOAM, 13ANK greeting cards, with envelopes far HIGHEST PRICES PAiD chine Reasonable. Newman, Lan- ,y barn, brick house, drilled well, mailing for 690- The most original - EGGS ARE H1GIi AND IF YOU zing 'P, O. ? windmill, about'S• acres bash. 4% greeting cards you can get -the For all kinds of drooped poult - ' haven't auffieient pullet* to fill " miles BeWood; 83,000 for. Quick kind your friends will keep - cardp Get our prices before you sal yyour peyypp yea av Them. Can ship sale. R.- C. G6wIRnd. rorgap,. Ont,, that man on aetive service at home Write, phone or wire immediately it week old up to GREYHOUNDS'4ilr MONTHS, BEST and overseas like to get. .Order laying pullets in White Lep;horns, hunting stock, males only 815.00. y.CHOICP' GRAIN, DAIRY FARMS early, (2 1'hotograDhs on Calendars JOHN C. COOPER Barred Rocks and New Harnp- C. Girdles tone, Branchton, Ont. ,j adjoining, 100 and 160 acres, soil for 2bc.) .2304 BLOOR ST. W.. TORONTO' �sfiliea, Free catalogue. Also 'day I clay loam splendid buildtnga on PHONE JU. 9399 old chicks for December delivery. FERRETS - ALSO SOME GOOD both, sacrifice. Box 85, Morgans- Top Notch Chlckerles, Guelph, , breeding stock,. male and female; *ion, Ont. Northumberland Co. STAR, SNAPSHOT SUVICE BUYER, MR. Tl:n 'rrnvr.l:R Ontario. ADDIY 44 West Avenue. $t. Thom$ Box 1125. Postal-Torralsal•,d. Terear* .HARDWARE BUSINESS. WANTED, y an, Ontario. AT GUELPH, ONE HUNDRED AC- "Your quality in colouring and de- state stock. turnover, any neces- •1'HE ONLY PURINA EMBRYO -FED res for four thousand dollars and velo ing !s excellent," writes a cns- nary particulars, confidential. Barred Rock and Hybrid approv- FERRETS: BROWN AND WHITE. Fifty arces for two thousand dol- tome= at Peterborough, Ont "sad nary 58. r Adelaide W Toronto. ed chicks produced in f`hatham Good hunters on rats and rabbits', Lars, For particulars. Apply Lynn your service is prompt and guaran- are blood - tested by the tube me-' 812.00 tr.Earl Mennen, R.R. 1. Lapbv, Guelph. Ontario. teed. I 'am particularly. fascinated thod for both the regular and X Parts, Ontario. HATCHING ROGN WANTEI, rwas strains of pullorvrn. Pullets $26,00 HAIRDRESSING with the coloured, enlargements and 1946 hatching season. Floekp cull. .•' .pper hundred, Mixed 815.00 and 10 -20 McCORMICK DEERING TRA- Christmas cards. Your .prices for ed and bloodtepted free of chprgs Coekarels '87.00. Order now frerft ctor. Very good running ordev. such quality work are really *con- under Government Supervision. J LEARN HAIRDRESSING LNG TIIiE D Frank Price Hatchery 11 Jahn- B•t'nard Quenneville, St. Joachim, Robertson method. Intormatlon omical and I appreciate your prompt Guaranteed premium, plop hatch• ke St., Chatham. Ontario. Ontario, on request regarding classes. reliable servicN. ability premium Dnid. For full • lIt'loITflCtt APifM .! FIVE TUBE, SIX VOLT BATTERY Robertson's Hairdressing Acad• Any Sias Roll -6 or 8 Exposures. details, write Box 39, 771 Adelaide model amplifier, mike, stand, 12 emy, i97 4venue Road. lhrnntn. DLL MLOPED A" PRINTED :Ise W., Toronto. ROW WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN Inch speaker. Now. Electronic 3 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS 350, a $10,000 Horne, built to your own A� �pllance. 1166 Portage Ave. HELP WANTED size 4" s 6" In Beautiful Easel BETWEEN NOW ANTI' I.AIT. specifications, wherever you Wfnntpeg. Mounts Spring, White Birch Bolts, 87" SpecI If yo11 Dreier wherever will give, BOOKKEEPER WITH SAWMILL :Tong, T" 'and up top. Must be' „w lrou $10,000An Victory Bolles. O - Now Is th••tims to'buy a onsmaa experience preferred, capable of You can have enlargements colour• fresh cut, tree of dose and large y handling complete set of books ed by hand for a small additional limb knots. Also interested in portunity to win 110,000 monthly light wei ht portable and. payroll• accustomed to type- Poplar and Basswood Bolts, 0" draw. All proceeds for underprl -' fs rr gharse, iARECISION .,writing sad general , office work and uD top. 48'• long. I1 you can Ttleged ohUdron and playgrounds. for small Northern town. Per - Fraftod Eslarsemeato 4" n $ ", 'on -amply In carlots, write for our Draw date DoeWber $1st. POWER. CHAIN SAW aeansnt position. Salary $$0 to Ivory tint mounts, to frames T" x 9" quotations. Keenan Woodenware 19 40. Don't delaay� R.celots palled to r911 or cross -cut timber, pulp• j40 •r week to commence. de- Burnished Gold or Silver, Circassian Lirn}ted. Owen Sound. Ontario. ;y Bead $1.00 -tor one - vtooa- d Twn_ It n exp.riinee. Walnut or Black Ebony fl nlah 89e; - -- k* - 'Iles -iLIID: 'ft 7i6-w- to - - a;nfacU� _ tTt - - $ mss -m "a rev • ltivv Ff- enLf`iats.a. �n7s+ sea Tta - -- - - Clab -oti: -�z . 4 t tad., ' • Q[ity�pa >�td PHnt your nnaM and aQd»as Dts,n• I88UE 8htdburF. OIL i Ayltnee l�ottr - Ill% RL- 1r oft all ordef : ,, .x ::'"'•ti'�i ,r Fwd,, .. .' fir, •�.1- ' -r **.' - �^ -r•.• M- n., ':i-" iii, ,.,un r Y:: _ .*' .,q ..• e,:. . :�...^x:., i h.. •.6' si:' '�'.�,•.a, y - m'�.�' '�. ,.. ^+'%: .'•'t4•n,`• ri ?. .u: ` }S!w K. �i ., :`•+ef -4wan •.rr. :x s.s -' :rr. _.. ..�i . -., '.,p, ..a .. 1 f z � �► ! No iioe to� iou - . T : ;¢. e ire building of 84 No& tsARPffiQTERII►TG ... P�•� ceria 'Hardware . CF�ENTING w • - PLUMBING , p Men's and Boys' Wear ���� rr1�+ Woollen Scarves in Colours ............ 1 -— $1.08 sad up. We also sell Brantford Rooll� Ties, .... from 50 coats to $1.25 Materials: Empire Bathroom and Plastic Braces .. . cents .Equipment, Dam Water y '03 sterns, Beatty Stable' - Lined and Unlined •Kid •Gloves ... ;1.98 up, Equipment, sad 'SUPPLIES 1f Boys' Pullovers .............. $1.35 Building Materials Woollen Windbreakers $8.65 Boys' Hi -Cut Boots, sizes 5 -13, $3.95; 1 -5, $4.25 'Estimates. Free - - =Toys and- gooks :_ :. Work Guarea ee� ; . S. BALSDON . ' `.: PICKERING - 1 Phone Pickering 65J In a great Yariety for Xmas Gifts J. .itUU - Chinaware, .. _ For _ J`3udinmo S � _ireeter_ A good- choice in Cups and Saucers, Vases„ Glassware All Prices - - Costume Jewelry uality Drugs GORDON F. Os R E - Q _ g _ A. E. Richardson _. -.an'ri Nair Rnwe, Head Scarves for Gi_Its — . � s�i«u.a�c Diorc:LanLg ^. DISTRICT 3IANAGER GENERAL I'_� ct RNNCE XS, L : Complete Cosmetic Lines REAL ESTATE ,� 1 • ► .7• y �� CV PN .d X l • GIFTS FOR ALA, ocCASio�s: . EMPIRE LIFE q 'CO- -17FYA -CING I• Insurance Company An old establic;:ed agency, ready - terinary Remedies . Representatives -' to serve. Reliable Photo Finishing - Ross • D. Munro , _ Phone Pickering 60 ' _ H. Curtis BROCK ___ -_ -.Your 'Fall Needs _STORE HOiJP. - :__- _ . -- -Tom Pudcrin .. ; D . A X �, E .� j Week Days - 3.30 a. m. -9.00 p m. Geo. E. ' Broa n, Audley, Ont. vti :1: be lo•�ked after to the best - Ralph . Ramsden, Ajax, Ontario Insurance of all Kinds _ Sundays - 12.30 p.• m�5.00 p. m. _ THEATRE of our ability,, considering the 522 1N'hitb5. Ont. 15tb Year as J. Itt. BOYES, Phm. B. shortage -in so many lines. «• Ti. :� I CI'%,k C' I I i� I F. Insuraaeee Adviser THE REXALL STOREV Address Phone :We now have Banner - Ash FURNITURE DEALER I PHONE PICIL -68 : Brougham, Ont Pick 5 R 22 1- 2ealthfully Air - conditioned • Sifters, - Stove Pipes, Elbows, __ . -FUNERAL DIRECTOR - -_ THII'RSDAY. FRI., SATURDAY - Steel Lawn Brooms, also Private Ambulance Serrtee Clarke Prentice ' NOfVEMBER 29, 30 and DEC. 1 . Paints, Oils, Turps, etc. _ N OTICE _ _ Day or Night LICENSED AUCTIONEM Two Shows - 7 and 9 P. M g1,gIN BUSHBS oar t� Phone Pick. �3 For the coaa#ie. at York and pa► i --Saturday lldatinee at 5.30 P... M. pan yew: way' @Iasy arid; successor to Corp. Ken Pr 4w . * , Hardware and Tiamrith day tine of C. A. S. F., and ad tba Left Pickering, CnA110 J. H. Prentla (formerly PrsaoeFia To- night,_and ° : COAL, CORE. and Prentice). Farm and F=a ..Every Night = W �3UD, CEMENT, ` W` M . MAW Ba :�'Ix', at Fats air In Teshnieolor Attend BAND, GRAVEL, - _ PHONE AGIN. 63 W 8. ,MILL=== -Janet Blau and Lee Bowman and _ LICENSED AUCTIONEER and - -'.To That Roof 73LlILDER "8 SUPPLIES VALUATOR Barrister Solicitor Notary Pobb MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY Sales conducted Anywhere. :. G. C. RICHARDSON Before Winter .also looal'eartage work Phone or Write s tKl — c�enti Life We havealso elated in stock a fuU 614 Dnndas St. East, QVhitby, Ont. �s �EMSER 3, 4, and 5 Call J. and G. Gaacoigne 871 Bay SL Toronto ,Last Complete Show at 8.20 Phone 743, Whitt). Onto I.Ma of MAPLE LEAF MILLING (� _..40 YEARS EXPERIENCE COMPANT FEES CYR�L E. MORLEY MOORE; AND TANSEY Having a - ._ � - - ,Barristers and Solicitors Miss Helen Wanton; who was taken . W. MITCHELL Wonderful Crime to - hospital last week with sr�pt�r- _ _ _ '� N S U RA INN C E Tom and - Pickering I :Pat O'Brien and George Murphy appendix � is now ieported to be -' - Pie>t7sg; ^ ©nL' Phones with Carol' Landis recovering satisfpctorily, . after a PhoEter - Yards 74: sea. 66W PHONE- 67 PICK. pick. 3s - -Sear. 652 - EL. 2996 critical and aaidons� wdek. , .'an added attraction - - - -. Allan S. Moore - Eart Tammy ThHBYA LOUG Is $ Fainll . - _ Willoughby Farm Agency DO THINGS ^ RIG= y Fresh Me ' = .: _. Marjorie Reynolds Charles Ruggles Head Office - Toew:rto - - it is better not to do Nnirnss at 156 Yonge St. AD0605 .all than to de dies wrong. t3 `. a - Largest and Oldest in 'i'hb is esertsiely true nt legal THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY FruitE Slid Vegetables Canada - it bl �hed Forty Daoments, Willa, Conveyaneee. 'IUECEbIBER 6,8 �._ CONSULT OUR ACTIVEGIIYDE ►T, Censnit Yanr Fanaesr•Lawyer - -` FOR THAT NOME IN THE CITY CAPT. HUD STEWART BIILLY ROSE'S dII81 in Se8�iOn Pickering 17 R 21 Diamond _ Sellers &Atkinson -- . Horseshoe s . _' - .-.-SILK IS MARKET - - �F. J. Donevan - - e 1 phae►e Pickering 26 Pbon Ask►. 20 W 2 S1+�ad. Z9p : ; • :. In Teeehnieeolour f �, X A.. B. Se. . - =-T (able and Dick Haynes - -' !� - - ` Os<taiio IAnd 8nrv�noz . ., —• - Auctionews 866 Kfng street- Eod; Oshawa, oat -raw Satisfaction My Guarantee ,LOOK - ti6 Year�e Lw... Nonce •' It- �biGKE� � eoadseteni aniwaae. . - •..• '. .' . I liv.>�Ily HIGH FRiCEfi- 1'i`Ott 1012 'POVILA T ` :� s in Fars Steep..... Pa HINTER ae DECORATOR 1' �., , • and Po*o ty SON& tammmackm 8tw Osws "sale L'atil tm tbes •notice, we' are Paying the fenawiag ,An $ales Personally fisted =4 was Haar - )lisle • a tamer for LWE POULTRY delivered to oar Plant in sirtsMiflvd. Bills Prsparad old AsMnd! dear So: 86 � : Pam• IisB Aeses<p cx xuvG oNTA IO . ! Prompt C!!'ViCe � s� SPECIA1 - TM tunic::oboe we wig r pay !fie• IL 1Etve Weight t Notice to Creditors , fer nt -undo t Reasonable Rates N. M. cordon AND OTHERS _ I Top Grade Heavy Fowl ...::...:'::. 28e. ib. PSONT �ii0 3TOL'CF'FY IN .THE ESTATE OF' FLORENCE Top Grade Light Fowl, 4 to 5 ]bs....,...... 21c, lb. • 7.7RENE CsAXNOR, late of the Town- Top Grade Light Fowl under 4 lbs. 19c. lb. ship of Pickering, in the County of -Top Grade Broilers, 2 to 3 lbs. ........ 28c. lb. . Co, Ontario, Unmarried. Woman, deceas- Top Grade Roasting Cnickena, over 4.1-2 lbs 28c. lb. _ U M B E R - -.. ..._. _ .- � -T' op- Grade'- Itoasti'ng -- Chickens, under 4 1-2-lbs. 26c. lb. COMR1� } :Top Grade Heavy Capons, over 5 lba ...... 30c. 1ti e ALL PERSONS having claims a- _ - -- - 18 t the estate of the above named, : ',` gains .: We are also. in the 'market for dressed poultry'^- ••' . '. , who died on or about the 29th day .; ' would Like to. receive your shipments of dressed born Junction ' r : of June, 1945, are hereby notified to thickens, turkeys, ducks and XX geese. - Scar aend in to the undersigned executor - TELEPHONES - Howard, 1117, and Scarboro 834 on or before the First Day of Dec- "PICKERING ' FARMS LTD, ..ember, 1945, full particulars of their ' s claims. Immediately after the said WHITBY, ONTARIO Phone 336 'Sough and Dressed Lumber' Millwork ` date the assets of the estate will be am, , Frames Sash' boors Screees V distributed among the patties entit- " - Interior Trim Flooring -Mouldings ' led taereto having regard only to .."IF ICKERING MEAT, MARKET Soft and Hardwood r Flooring the ecTaima of which the' executors Brick Insulated Siding .Cedsrgrain Shingle ; i shall then have notice. FRANK M. SMITH - :: _ - T Wallboards Rock , Lath Cedar Shinsles � _• -- - � Dated at Toronto this 8th day of - - Asphalt Shieigtea 'Rau Roofing: - . M'asonite Products Barclay . Tile ` Novesber, 1948. +C1uality First - Service our -A fin., ;R.o�k Wool Ins�ilation Cesmaiat avid 'Claus - 'The Canada Permanent Trust- Co, Weeping its � fewer Pipe N0 Bay Street, Toront%*. Ontario .MARTIN- SENOUR 100 p. a PURE PAINT . • Eseeutor, by .,'EWE BUY THE BEST -- YOU MAKE THE TT.9'I°' - - - .... Tilley, Carson, Morlock and Phone Pickering 80 , Mccrinnmen, its Solicitors herein. - All grades ' of P. C. Cedar -Shingles