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tOL. LXV -- - -' =- 7161_F�RING, ONT., F01DAY, DEC. 79 1945 - No. 15
:� • In #crest Growin As Munici al : Townsh.i -Wide
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= _ Election ,•-ras Near
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VA, month from now this municip,,_, fi3000 Less By Fire at Dunbarwa_i• George H&s. Received Broken Hi
ali�y of the Tow.aship cd Picker' , Last Friday Night Onl:trio, Chapter 0. �. S. Present p
Table to 17.-ri tie -_St. Hospital ' in Saturday Night Accident - Pickering Village
will probably be openiug the election '
polls 'to elect 'a Council lioard for f Fire Chia°, :Frank Pro-use has es- r •.. � George Hilts. Pickering received a
On beha:_ o_ Qpnwrio _ tapter -O. ! Mr. and M .s Robt. 'Di
�ori were in
1946.: ; ti,mated trF�• ;as at $:30J�J_fr,rn lye fracture hit, in a car ac,tden, on Mr -s-
t ,• E. S. Mrs. 31ar;orie Scutt, present -. Turunio one da
Not too'anany years ago -we would fire, that c�mp,etel} des ;royed the I Sa :urda ni rh *. at the Al:cza Rd. Y this week attend -
have 'hesitated to make this stalk= 'home of, sir, S. Tcderoff, last Fri-. ed to Christie S% Ho-pit.ti, a u_d b I it;o the funera; -of their infant grand- _
and the Is:. cvnc•ss :. ; : :, �rhF n the
ment,- we haN ing gone for so ma;iv - day night table, with money she had raised i son, the son a_° Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
g car iii which he was riding with Ray ton.
Yeats tc,• a 'ry :air:at: .�iee.li; and The .brand new hoare was romp from euchres held at her hone.
Y 8. I and Gordon Andress; skidded and Several of t e ladies `of our vill -'
.ha�•ing a cc• tics! a :e - :' :�d b a',cia:n,a- lete %, gnu -,d'by ~ ^e blaze. i'ickerirb turned 'u er. Gordo*i suffered a bad -
tion. Right at the nw:::en. we dg n't _Fire iv. , :re ab :e -oa ;y. t ?.pro :e�` Inabiliry to -"Cate Hall' taking" ; Iv' bruised le,,, but Ita�rnvnd escaped age arnA t: :kind i:2 ��- ,•flak-
think . that :s, to b� the c.,&- t::.� net: ,rb bui :dins?. he h.ase went. ul; S.wwiF:g of �1uvi�4 Impo. -aib2e unhurt. Ali three. are.frorn Picker- ' I.'e ;rc.`: beii;g ..i :lcllct "d a
Januasy—:,.a ny rw. :•,.ur, Kr•. i .ri, : :� rise yap`-, --e . a:d. --- -- - - -- i i i;t. is A. E. �:l:aniso*a,
up sp% -c;d attic .: i. :.; a .g•ca. _ till, :� -- -__ - :� .. :ec'.ti.� a 1,C Sij'utr. Pick,. xA• _. _ ' _.:;der tt e aua,�ic•,, Gf`the; l9onien's
YICk!nL :tg ',i'umen'> lnEiti!4t^ : ;,e :.1t i` :r ,iY. �C :a., :., rvs_ "!t rllvm Hayut'n.5" i .ail.• :t
erage. Se•: erai na -::c•s a-' ::.,.o; , _ p. J.
i !I. r,- ,;.s'Ka ;c ;r• c y7± a few da l
heard as p:,jsibia ca .d:dn.es fur = - pnt d a. number' of ino ;ivn pictur; ! p os in -. -_ .
The `�'o ni r,'s Ir.stitute.h�Id a ter: �1, .�,n' 9uctiI.r: -sa ;e t� *,als $4000 — Strat1• d, Haiti,: a tl in the -Can.
noruii'tat.v :., a:.d of e 4ras h �u : n . n. and :r :' : :g the. cn. ?:t'iag' v., C, 'g' p
�- , - , interesting t.lre :ing. at the YFOn:e 'c•;' s favorably i t pressed �' i:h tl:., (duuDle the a: ;ill unt est;ma=ed, by the
Pickering lists ay .s Assuc. 'had Mrs.. Frcd : I:'. fi,ey,, when _Y: iad:e�
ter:: fine- .,:o :Fduct of the Pickerin • owner before the gale. Thc- Sibley ; d air. and Mrs. Harry Kaiser had
already a.L :ul� d biessrs'Huia�. :_re . ,Q. :,ear 51xs. (�. G b sale at Le:,,on,lie. last NVed ;iesday: [sis�er, for a. few -day's
Brown and Run. White, as canu_u- y�ur.g, pec•ple, a,:at a promiss - was y's visit, the latter's
Mayr.ard epea„ on -Lady'Twee4s gi graup.a ' grew une of ti.e largest crw, %ds s ^en Mrs. Laviolette,'�tontmal, who
ates from the -As:•aciatiun. Mr. Sc n. „ _ Trade to va t :ern ,another
White however has rills week t 1FT History LuuK _ fo :.yuur.. own li:flp late on At the moment they at a tale of its' size this fall. Seth is an accomplished pianist: -
localit.y.,: -A book tike :his sb�uld b- are face to face with the Fire Mar, ; ers and _4tkizison were the aukti np- ; �Qhas. Baker, Whitby, newly err-'
Withdrawn {he leaving for Los -
Augeles im,tnediate:}.) brut :t is oe-' a great interest to. this ccuFrnzsi:) shall who says there isn't a hall in !- eers.. The day was bne of the worst ivied from- overseas, - visited picker- ,
for the preserva. :on of histcr.c�] this fall — rained and - snowed all ing' friends- on Thursday.
ing said that Miss Violet Swan, cif Piekenng--thac aneets his reg1iire -., - Y•
the R. C. A. F. will take his'p:
o, MUYAS W11111*110 OUT OUR WAY By J. R."Williams
; NUH MASTERLY SKILL L I II � I�`I '��-
of. Maxwell House Coffee 4 I ` t 2 SURE BEEN CSETT_
• t*g ` 1I 1 c�a - .�.rtaINC W FIVNLESS
IF IR
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s blended from rare I DOSES SINCE lCk� TOG�K! UP
!� I I� � REAM' Books, s'nF�. ALL I HA TO DQ IS extra -flavor COff"s. More % WA-rcri UR MOUTH. .le buy Maxwell House than any other brand of '
'' -eofee in the world. Have /� you tried it? c a�MAL1 C�91TCN ��pVI_f TAiE AND G17Ir3 OFF
o PROUDLY THAT FIE PoR MOTHER TO SE4 VT MIMW 2 fM16ER A STRIP A`YARD -
FMS CUT HK AND ASKS CAN HE AND WMG OAiER OR So LoN 4
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"W/ER WIl"GE IT WMSELF'! V"K BOWL •• (• ;,��' .,I{ I ��
FMATONN
- Rbr�stm& Puns m. ohm be e.wsd by
oars Ides �d mpoily
�rbo and sews acid
rosy awr rowro awoolat and pia.
Tna A mfstie jW= M rW /
in #ad ematiom Gd and we
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!� PRETTY COM' - M%RE4.OEGFDES REALIZES SUDDENLY 1 /
d rsaa aeidr -bdp Ton h� FINDS TNA7 ADHESIVE , t THAT 1NE CItT WRS ON
80o t+fbat f)odd'r as da for Prn. 137 OWN AFIIITta i PLETELY EMtwALLED ZSE TFIA LI 15A�1D-
OMLY TD TFE FIN6ER WIT,BIlT FtNAL1.Y ABE IS A LITTLE FIN &ER OF OTHER
DUT TO EVERYTF W MAKES A START 1OU1 KY IT U IOKS HAND, 9UT FEELS It
WRApP1Nt• FT 1MPO WT DOESMT MATTeX
ELSE VER`l MUCH �•tauaearar.ew THE LIP READER J.R.WDtewss
`CyIASMS 1pegrl��R llrA b 7a. ae9 /fail." fail eoa. ur r r..o.rrr ..� _ --- • -- —._
�yR �yR FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberger LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fri-,4 Not.or
q'S 1US MODERNS. I - 04
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Y. "If I have a dream like l had last night it'll be worth the stomach- _
_ • ache I get from eating dill pickles."
. .... "He's making a carbon copyl" -- - -'- - ..
MUTT AND JEFF — And � You~Beat it? Nrwas a Fisher Piano By BUD FISHER
CIA -rm INSTALLMENT LOW HERE! V( HAVEN'T WFiATs THAT GOT
CO�.LEC Cat iIDW A80UT A I��j -
MADE A StNGLFi PAYMENT Tb Do wlTx rT? '•,�
_ PAYMENT ON YOUR RANO? ONTFWT PIANO SINCE1f0U YOUR
GOT R SIX MOM [NS At30! COMPANY i CAN'T
MACDONALOS ER• coULD AvV PLAY) :.
_ NYO°"cT° ' PAY As
w. =kT hi« PLEASE? n x �V PLAY.
' "If there were five flies on the • c,}f : /
chair and I kitled one," the teacher �� ?'•
asked the class, "how -many would ♦ `'' /� }
-there be left ?" i
-"One" answered a voice from
the back. "The dead one."
POP- =- Frightens Easily y MI �'
. - B J. LLAR WATT _
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REG'LAR FELLERS — SORRY, POP. _:... By .GIENE BYRNES
- ON, ON / -rwia ` ) WHAT MAKER TwIs L" 1_ NGRE YOU ARE, .POPPA.
REf-'ORY CARD n o 'R0VGH 18 I, MOLD POPPA 1'M SQRRY, WT CONStDERIN' 111/ CENSORED ZI
COULDN T DE d – I WAS BRINGING IT HOME LI TN' TIMES I HADtD.4
WQRze I r L 1t`+ -I TODAY 80 WE'LL W AFTA =1 ' HAVE IT
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- WEU S WAITS - No Mass Migration; Mass Collision
Industry Will Deep Off Newfoundland
Britons At Home
<y�t The greatest mass collision of
`'IX. kf` ' Great Britain, her martihoeer ea- ships in history occurred off New-
I' 4
�,:,,,,r�,,,,�;• foundtand on May 27, 3945 says
.� r grossed with the problems of re-
Collier's. A westbound convoy of
x „ ,£..:. habiltation, is not likely to be the 76 Allied vessels was steaming
" ^' "'' " 8 g slowly through a dense fog when
fi. source of much large
mi ra-
yy lion now the war is over, although one of them struck an iceberg, dis-
sl::° some individuals . will be anxious covered eight others near by -and
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re- �; ��- 4•r;� :',., Empire to seek careers in
P gave the alarm. instantly, the en-
.:4,•,::.: tries, says Lord Croft, before coua-
the tire convoy swerved sharply with
war an active exponent of organ- the result that 22 of the ships col-
ized migration . lided with one another in the fol-
Canada and Australia particular- lowing ten minutes. Yet none sanx
ly are still in need of immigrants,
and no lives were lost. Incidental -
y in the opinion of Lord Croft. one ly, it happened on the last day vea-
of whose last peacetime roles was sels were required to sail the At-
to tour Canada investigating the lantic in convoy.
prospects of 'large -scale 'settle-
ment, ana who - recalls is as a migrate independently. These in
"glorious' land" With the out- elude British ex- servicemen, among
break of war he became. attached them R.A.F., and other personnel
to the War Office.
who served in Canada during the
He expressed in an- interview the war.
Sun vier W elles, former Assistant belief Britain's basic manpower will Another factor working against
Secretary of State, listens to test[- absorb all available manpower for large -scale migration from Britain
;nony of Cordell Hull, Prese-t'd the next 10 years, although there was the country's declining birth
in a prepared stateftmet, as he will be some individuals who will rate.
I4 °nits his turn to testify before the -
joint Congressional Committee in-
vestigating Pearl Harbor. BABY CHICKS _. RC8111TE81 OPPORTUNITIES
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY HOW WOi1LD SOU LIKE TO OWN
catching the late January, early a $10,009 ,Home, built to your own
V A F E S February broiler- markets with specifications, wherever you
the 2 -3 week chicks we've ready ' wish? If you prefer we�iv111 give-
c
for Immediate shipment. Chicks you ;10.000 in Victory Bonds. Op-
t for early 1946 delivery should be portunity to win 810,000 monthly
Protect your ROOKS and CASH ordered now. Bray Hatchery, 130 draw: All proceeds for 'uaderprl-
froms FIRE mad 14H ' IEVES. We John N. Hamilton. Out.
,vileged children and playgrounds.
Lave a else and type of Safe, or CHJLI -i CHATTER. (Answers to Draw date - December 81st,
Cabtaet, for siny pary'"o. Vblt questions every Poultryman and 1945. Don't delay. Receipts malted
sulk or- write for orleee, etc., to woman Is asking.) promptly. Bend $1.00 for one
L Is Poultry going to be "good ticket, . 6 .tor $5.00, right now to
Dopt. W. property" this year? Klwanla Club of Sudbury, Box
Answer: There's nothing safer 03 Sudbury, Ont
or better. Britain will take all
e9.t+j.TAVLDR umiTo our surplus eggs throughout WE HAVE PROSPECTIVE PLR-
1946, and poultry meat is sure chasers for properties near
- TORONTO SAFE WORKS to continue in strong' demand. Windsor Toronto and Niagara
with Europe still hungry, Falls. Write, giving us full par -
843 Front lit. E-, Toronto = 2- Should I Increase my chick pur- ticulars. Guaranty Trust Com-
Established 1836 chases this year? Dany of Canada. Windsor - 'To-
Answer: Buy all you can ac- ronto - Niagara Falia-
commodate, but don't increase
-if it is going to mean 'over-
WIN BRAN D NEW 1942 'DE LUXE
CHECKED crowding. There's no profit in Plymouth Sedan. 6 other prizes in
a dead chic X•
♦ • r Victory Bonds. Army and Navy
t. What should i pay for chicks Veterans Unit 257. Drawing Dec.
01' iVlOfl! dC1i thls year? 21. 1945. Subscription 11.00@ - 6
Answer: That depends on the fbr 85.110. P, O. Box 21, Fort Wil-
Per quick rellet from ftehiaacaased by eczema, chick. Some would be dear at clam. Agents Wanted.
athl@te'sfooe. scabies. plm andotharitc any price. Your safest bet is to
-- uxyn W+�,a� tie up with an old established HOME FOR ;1.00
D. (0."O PRii6lRwit•TBtiML Greaseless and hatchery, Their business has
stainless. Soothes. canuorts and quickly odes been built on satisfied custom- $6.500.00 - 5 -R0031 HOUSE, FINI-
taNaseitching Doe,fILqI�L �Aat �J�rus" era who repeat year after year. shed now, to be drawn soon. Fund
ay
tod far M D. f. �Cf1iT1VR They can't aftbrd to sell you membership $1.00: 6 for $5.00.
anything but a good chick. You Rouyn-N oranda Kinsmen Club.
can't afford to buy anything 'Box 988, Noranda Quebec.
but a good chick.
p� 4. When' should I place my order? DYEING AND CLEANTNC
HNE�S & COL�.AsS.7 Answer: Do it now and be aa-
sured of getting chicks when HAVE YOU ANTISING NEEDS
you want them, dyelnx or cleaning? Write to us
_ Farmers Attention - Conanit If you are a discriminating buyer for In•tormation. We are glad to
your nearest Harlisa8 Shop and want dependable quality and at answer your questions. , Depart-
about Staeo EiarneAa Supplies. a reasonable price, be sure to get ment H. Parker's Dye Works
We sell Otlr the Informtlon about Tweddie'a Idmited. 791 Tongs Street, To-
We Only through Time Tested Chicks, (We've been ronto.
your local Stato Leather in business for 21 years.)
Goods dealer. The goods are -Also laying and ready to lay pul-
lets for immediate delivery, Free
= ht, -and so are out prices.' C'atai.ogue. GA90LI 'E ENGINES. NEW
We manufacture in Our fac- TweddIe Chick Hatcherfea Llmlted, Briggs and Stratton alrcooled.
tories.. - Harness. Horm Col Fergus. Ontario. ;Most modern engine built. Low
Ian, Sweat Pads. Horse
Tea lli n- BABY CHICK BUYERS '.cost. and Write
rrcces. Scope lSalem lCo..
Goo and i Leather Travelling ORDER YOUR �VERNMENI' AP. Box 852. Ottawa, Ont.
GOOds. insist 411 8uC0 Brand proved chicks how and obtain an
Trade Marked Goods, end Too early order discount. Each breed- WANT A ROME WITH GOOD UV.
set. satilfartion. Made only by- or is Government banded and Ing attached? Poultry and - tourist,
Busy highway, Muskoka district,
> blood- tested, Write for our 1946 x7 000. Box 70. 73 Adelaide W.,
SAMUEL TREES TD. price list and catalogue. Mon Ontario 'Toronto.
CO., � 'Poultry Farms. Moakton, Ontario
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE JOKES, TRICKS NOVELTIES. UN-
42 Wallington sly E., Toronto HE HOW YOU CAN MAKE
42 usual Books! Poc$et Adding Ma-
hines! Writs for free tllustrat-
i moore re money from Poultry. Start c
Ma-
this year's flock with Top Notch and Catalogue. Empire Novelty
Chicks, Government Approved 'Co.. Peterboro, Ontario.
husky chicks that relieve you of
on larger European Marke►b REGISTERED • HEREFORDS
• with assured high quality eggs FOR SALE
and poultry meat developed from
`T year Old Bull. Domino Bred.* well
' -
Top Notch C111cke, The Top Notch
System of free selecting only the -marked. Two younger bulls, also
finest . bloodtested breeding one cow rising , three. ail • blood
flocks, and culling out all weak- tenteil and T. B. Clear. Also other
limes result in a uniformly animals owned by Breeders to
• = healthy live chick shipment to - vicinity. For Information write
7. all Top Notch customers. Get our R. G. Simpkin, . Robrolea Farm,-
free catalogue at once, and order Stroud, Ontario.
Your favourite breed or hybrid
Also i PURE SCOTCH COLIAR Pt'PS. 3U.
lay pullets for Im
chicks. Im mediate dell and ready to months,- N"les 8in•o0, Females
- , -
very. Top Notch Chickeries, S6.00 nicely marked. Rudy Gin-
Guelph. Ontario.. tgerich. Route 2, Baden._
YOU Will EUI07 0taylmS At '
• " 251 .FREE CHICKS SPRINGER SPANIEL REG'D.
The � R HOtd - Male seven months ofd, romb' -
tfi Yns OUP, BABY CHICKS AHe; 'fHE ins firer n onth.1 sire Bomb'
of Foundation and Re- dler of Sandblown Acre, E. R.
.TORONTO gistered ' Rirds. ' All • Breeders Dailey. Weiling-ton. ,nntnrlo.
• Every Room with Rath, blood- tested. Prices from 3c • to
shower and Telephone. 25c.' 'All guaranteed excellent HONES FOR SALE "
v • Slagle, $2.50 up iayers. ' Don't delay,- order now. DET.IC Tni'c NEW CROP H(►\ F.F
Double. 08,60 op. Goddard Chick Hatcheries, Bri-
- Good Food, Dlelna and Dame- tannia Heights. Ont, for immediate shipment at 19.011
r' Imi Nightly. - -per vase of 12 four pound can-.
Sherbeorme at Carttoa IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO ORDER yoVr nearest rotten office will
some of our Free Range Pullets, exebange 24 preserve or sugar
Tel. RA. 4153 14, 16 and 18 week old. Also coupons for a special voarher
;ready to iay and laying in White leond 48 pound- of honey. MnII
'Leghorns, Marred Rocks, , New this to with your cheque and
Hampshires. Also day old chicks we will chip at once Rig Rock
for immediate 'delivery. Free Ca- Fnrm. ,Tille Rnrhe -, Ant.
talogue. Tweddle' Chick Haa,tch- .
HOTEL METaOPOLE cries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. FIVE TEIRE, 5TX VOLT BATTER['
model amplifier, mike, stand. 12
SUPERIOR CHICKS Inch speaker. New. Electronic
All Bealutlfull Furnished Winni tier, 1766 Portage Ave.
� '.Fall chicks, Winter chicks, Spring 'tVinnipelr.
With 'Running Wattr. chicks, all ,popular breed"' Hy-
brids, day old and started, Im- Now is the time to buy a one -man
Rates: . inedlate or later delivery. All light weight portable
breeders bloodtested'. 21 day lie- g • "PRECISION"
111 ability guarantee. Cataloue,
-50 up prices free. Superior Hatchery, POWER CHAIN SAW
Linwood, Ontario. to fell or cross -cut timber Pulp-
-NIAGARA FALLS IT WILL PAY YOU TO HAVF, wood or firewood. Two types ma-
your' laying pen filled with put- nufae ur d. Precision h $Parts Ltd•.
C.N.R, STATION let-, We can supply free range 2
'pullets 14 weeks up to laying at 0 23 Aylmer St.. Montreal,
-` - -- - the right prices. We have White FOR SAT,F; LTMITED NUMBER 6
I.eghorns, Barred Rocks, New H. P. Empire Garden Tractors
Hampsh(res and Hybrids. Free available for Immediate delivery,
,•., catalogue. Also day old chicks
F� for immediate delivery. Top Notch
Chtckei•les, Guelph, Ontario. This machine is ,made In Canada.
s ` Orders being accepted now for
p' delivery. Write for price
:iIP
� THE ONLY PURINA FRYO -FED -and particulars. Garden Tractor
Barred Ro--k and Hybrid, approv and Equipment Co.. Limited, 1160
_.ed chicks produced in Chatham Albert Road Windsor, Ontario.
.•'•''1'`+'`" are blood- tested by the tube me- HAY i'REFF. STATION.
ANN
Y.:v;::.
< : :� ' . ' f thod for both the regular and X ,
strains of pullorum. Pullets $26,00 Arht*i. Arthur Alyea, Curries, Ont,
Usually per - hundred, Mixed $15.00 and
1. brings Cockerels $7.00. Order now from HURON COl7NTY, CHOPPING MILL.
ock, sure Frank Price Hatchery, 11 . Jahn- good mixed farming area. Diesel
ssHef in coughs ke St., Chatham, Ontario. engine, ball bearing grinder rol-
11monchitim anti a a lore with elevators, going con-
'� L_irrita� - - - - - - - -z QR- gAT,F3 -- - .... ,T. tern; -- quick ��- �.W ». Wm.
uaau nstioafsts FERRETS: BROWN AND WHITE.
Pearce, Realtor Exeter. Oat .
1154 Good hunters on rats and rabbits, ELECTRIC'MOTORS NEW, USED
[12.00 palr.Earl Uannen, R.R. 1, bought. sold, rebuilt: belts Put.
Paris, Ontario,
am OY TIM LMOIDS brlyhes. len electric Com•
BATOR= 0► ISSUE 49 -I/4� mod' i111�Dnfiertn St Tor•
HAVE YOU HM?
"Work never hurt anybody. NEW CONCRETE
Take the ant for example He
works all the time, never has any
fur." _ i
"Never has any fu Ai n. ?" - ,l
ope, never has. any time for -
fun."
"Then how come you find h.m 4 0916 ft. n81d 6 ciL k power
at every picnic ?" 2 V2 p6, ft. hand or bell
-o- _.
'Canvasser: "If you can Concrete Block
,spare me five minutes, Sir, I
show you hop to earn twin Machinery
the money y" are getting.*
Sad Man: "I do that now.'
Rock Crushers
o_
What became of your sec. Enquiries Invited -
rctary?
"I married' her and now Wettlaufer- Welker
she's. my treasurer."
Industries Ltd. - -
Insurance' examiner: "Were yon 1290 Bay St.
ever in the hospital ?" Toronto. S.
AAplicant; "Yes, once." :,Phone Midway 88[7
'Insurance examiner: What
for?" ,
Applicant: "To see my aunt." -
FOR DALE PERSONAL
BEAUTIFUL SHOPPING "EUJAH COMING BEFORE
Christ." Wonderful book free.
BAGS Megiddo 164salon. , Rochester 13.
Make N. Y
parcel - carrying easy. You
will love these strong shopping 1'HtMUtiltAl'H�
bags of colorful flowered creton-
ne material or solid shade leath-
erette. Sturdy wooden handles
soft flannel - finished lining.' Size YOUR OWN SNAPSHOTS
15 x 16 idches. Flowered' creton- Your negatives make the most dia.
no in blue,' rose, natural. Solid tlnctive Christmas Cards you can
leatherette In brown. Years of get -cards that your friends will
wear. ;2.49 each. You will be treasure - particularly friends on
Droud to carry one even In your active service. Select your favourite
nicest street clothes. Send 11.00, negatives and send to us. We'11
balance collect plus postage. Ar- return 12 attractive, embossed great-
"N" Montreal. D�� 4, Box" 18, Bra Ing cards with pictures printed on
\" MontreaL -and envelopes for malllpg -e.11
COCKERS AND PEKINGESE OF for 69c. Order @arty. (2 Photos as
of world - famous bloodlines. Mrs. Calendars for 25c /
.P. A. Margeson, Cedarcreat Ken-
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICB
nets, Kentvllle, Nova Scotia,
Box 190, Postal Terminal A. Toronto
FARMS FOR SALE A customer at Berwick. N.S., writes
us: .Z received the beautiful Christ -
FOR SALE, GOOD 44 ACRE FRUIT mar cards which you printed from
Farm, all conveniences, on Grims- my own negatives, and 1 want you
by Highway. $27,000. George to know. how pleased I am wit►
Wallis. R. R. S. Hamilton, Ont. your wonderful work and prompt
service. I will be a regular custom-
er of Star Sampabet Service from
HAIRDRESSING now on." _
LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE Any Slse Roll -6 or 8 Exposures.
Robertson method. Infurmation DEVELOPED AND PRINTED tae
on request regarding claasea a MOUNTED EN1.&iMEMP..NT1l.20e
Robertson's Hairdressing Aced- Size 4". x 6" in Beautiful Easel
@my, 137.4venue Road, Toronio. Mounts
You can have enlargements colour=
HELP WANTED ad by hand for a small additional
charge.
BOOKKEEPER WITH SAWMILL Framed Enlargements 4" x ti ", on -
experience preferred, capable of Ivory tint mounts. In frames T' z -1".
handling complete set . of books Burnished Gold or Silver. Circassian
and payroll. accustomed to type- Walnut or Black Ebony finish 69c:
Iwrlting and goneral - office work Print your nave and address plain- -
for• small Northern town. Per- ly on all orders.
dmanent position. Salary $20 to If enlargement coloured Ise.
$40 per week to commence. de-
pendlns on ability and experience.
iiouse may be provided. Apply to a1liS[C.AL tNdTR! as RXI z
The Oakville Basket Co. Ltd.
4')akville, Ont.
FRED A. BODDINUTUN BUY11.
MARRIED STAN WANTED FOR sells, exchanges musical instru•
general farm. to start soon, must meats 1.11' Church. lbronle. 2
be energetic• reliable and have
good references. Permanent pros- Pa 1 I04731
pects to satisfactory party. Apply
Box, 69. 73 Adelaide W. -Toronto. 6ETHERSTUNHAUUH R CuMLIAA I
Patent Solicitors. Estsbi'uhed
MEDICAL 1890; 14 King West, Toronto.
Booklet of Inh.rrr�„rl.•n ,•�, •e-
gnea - • _
BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM DE-
stroys offensive odor Instantly. RADIOS -
45c, bottle, Ottawa agent. Den-
RADIO EXPERIMENTERS! GUN- "
map Drug Store, Ottawa struct your own 2 tube all wave
NATURE'S HELP - DTXON'B RE- set. Kit of 30 parts. Tubes, Chas.
medy for Rheumatic. Paine•. Neu- ere. Ideal Christmas E gift. Order
rids. Thousands praiainir It. Mun- early, Price: plea, Earphones. it-
ro's Drug Store, 235 Elgin, Ot- Electronic Appliance, 1266 Port -
tawa. Postpaid age, Winnipeg• Canada.
.GET READ' FQR ' WINTER TAXIDERMY
Build up your reblstance - with DEER HEADS MOUNTED, DEER
Canadia System Tonic 'L'afo ty Hides tanned into glove leather,
Canadian favorite for forty we' also buy • Deer • Hides. Sheep
years. From your druggist or skins tanned for floor rugs. Bear
postpaid $1.lv from Ave, Pro- Hider tanned and made Into rugs.
ducts, n 9fiverblrch Ave Torun Foxes and F-6rs dressed and made
to, Clntarlo into scarfs. 26 Elm Street. Toros -
STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS to, Oliver Spanner Co. Ltd.'
often are the cause of 111-health
In humane, all ages. No one Im. WANTED "
mundl Why not find out if this is
.your trouble - ,Interesting perticu- WANT HOUSE IN V1L1 .AGE,' TUWN
lays - Free! Write Mulvaney's or highway. . Prefer with little
Remedies, Specialists, Toronto t. land, $700 to $1700. Give descrip-
tion, price etc. George Drummond.
GOOD' RESOLUTION - EVERY Owen Sound.
ufferer of Rheumatic Patna or
euritis should try Dixon's Re= HIGHEST PRICES PAID
medy. Munro's Drug Store, 316
F.igin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. For all kinds of dressed poultry. '
Get our prices before you sell
OP-I.ORTV'UTIES FOR WOMEN Write, phone or wire
BE A HAIRDRESSER JOHN C., COOPER.
2804 BLOUR $T. W., TORONTO Y
JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL PHONE JU. 9339
Great Opportunity. Learn BUYER, MR.. TED BOWLER
Hairdressing
Pleasant dignified profession, good TRACTOR WANTED IN GOOD
wages, thousands successful Marvel condition, on rubber and double
graduates. America's greatest rya- plough. 'Gorrie, • 57 Badgerow
tem. Illustrated catalogue -free. Avenue, Toronto, -
Write or call GROCERY AND GENERAL BUSI-
MARVEL HAIRDRESSING ness wanted-in good town • or
•SCHOOLS village. Box 68, 73 Adelaide W.
858 Bloor St. W. Toronto 'Toronto:
Branches: 44 King St. Hamilton
R. 74 Ridrhii Street. Ottawa. WANTED: MEN AND WOMEN TO
PHOTOGRAPHiC make orders your spare time
selling your friends and neigh -
TIME TESTED QUALITY ' bours chicks for one of Canada's
oldest SERVICE and SATISFACTION Approved Hatcheries. Government for
Your films properly developed and full details. Box No. 51, TO
printed, Adelaide W., Toronto.
11 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 28a
R•EPRINVS 8 for 25c THEATRE WANTED .
FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE 300 seats or over, any town in _
-You may not get, all films you - Ontario. Private only. Advertis-
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the quality and service you desire 6, Ont,
by seneing -vdur films to
TMPERTAk. PHOTO SERViCR 13F.TWEEN NOW AND LATE
Station 1, Toronto 1 - Spring, White Birch Bolts, .'2T'
- - Ivaae�T =sfta ..y L..,. -must o•
- NO FILM REQUIRED limb knots. Alsod Interes Interested large I _
%VE SPECIAI.TZE IN MAKING 'Poplar and Basswood Bolts, 8"
sepia enlargements direct- from And up top, 48" lohg. If you can
any snnp or photo. 5x7 60c, 8210 suply in carlots, write for our
,;,r, Abhor Stndlo, 18 Rideau St. •quotations.• Keenan Wood-nware
C :taw::, nntnrlo.
-Limited, Owes found. Ol
1
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F =!Classified Advt's 'Radios -- Refrigerators -- : Stova3 Uxbridge, 2 miles north of Clare-
wont, the property of Earl Brilling- STANLEY
v
er. Purchasers will have until April • `
$YPERIENCED FAE,,e�k. and gar- WASR.t>` c: MACHINES and O'T`HER APPLIANCES 1, 1947 to remove the wood. All
dener wants to rent or would con- brush moat be piled in rows and is
alder share basis. Good worker, elf- BALES -= SERVICE
iciest, ood references. Be.ween now - - s workman like ananner. Note -this he' tre
z' g HOUSE WIRING is a good bush to get into with a° z
-;and March. Apply Box 502 News ('� _ truck (come in from the 6th con.).
'Office. Dec. 7 ROUGE Terms, cash. Sale at 1. p. m. John '' •
- - Stouffvine
HILLSIDE CHICKS I Scott, clerk; Sellers and AQdnsoa,
: '_'Xou can depend of Hilisida Chicks _ auctioneers. - - -,. - - - - --
?or any market. But order now to 'ELECTRONIC' LABORATORIES Dec. 14 -= -Phone $touftvilte 848
avoid disappointment. Especially for PHONE PICK. 15 R 32 Dire Open Each Night Ak 6.30
January- February delivery. Canada DliNBARTON
FRIDAY
WANTED DAY - :4ATUI;uAY
Approved. "At 6 weeks weighed one DECEMBER 7 ands
w`•. pound, 2 ounces..weli pleased." so DEAD HJRSES AND CA'1 t'LE
writes one 'customer. Agent, Garry Toronto, gowned in corn flower blue AUCTION SALE — _Saturday W._nee at' 2 P. M.
g p For tree 1cK u hotte
Milks, Pickering. crepe and carrying ink roses; and IMPLEMENTS and FURNITURE P P P
For Sale -, Muscovy Ducks. S. A. Mrs. Reta King, a bride of the prey - ElectJric Washer, Dishes, Tractor BROOKLIN .. .. .. • . .. .. .. 66 Incendiary Blonde
Fuirbairn, R. R. 2, Pickering ( west ious evening, gowned in baby pink Farm and Barn PICKERING .. .. .. .. .. 606
of corner Valley Farm, Rd: and 2nd crepe, and carrying pink roses. Both SATL'RDAY, DECE.VLBER B. PICKERING '. , . .. .. .. ts8 Betty Hutton Arturo DeCordovs
Concession). Get your order in now attendants wore halos of flowers the proper�y of AGINCOURT .... • ...zone 2.144 "'MUSIC BOX,
-for -Christmas ducks. And shoulder length veils. Mr. Donald _� - ��� �' e pay the _phone Ciltilgee
REWARD King, of Simcoe, attended the groom. __._ Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy'
For the reception held at Gennsha GORDON YOUNG LTD - Selected Shcrj;- Subjects
Lost• —solid fawn Jersey heifer,' un- Hotel, Oshawa, the bride's mother • Lot 20, Con. 1, Pickering Twp.
der two years. Tattoo in both ears lbronto Yhont Ad. 3630 Universal News
Right ear. G. F. D. Reward. R. R. receiving in a go« n of nary sheer Mile ap :•d a .quarter west of Picker- Q �- _
'lleming, R. R. 1, Whitby. Phor►s embroidered in American Beauty ing X'Alage on No. 2 Highway
875 Dec. 11 and corsage of Anier;ean Beauty s . • VA RT Y BEAUTY PARLOR MONDAY — TUESDAY,
For Sal�rear hater in good eon- roses. For the wedding -trip to points ltilYLl :vIE. :TS PERMANENT WI&VING DECEMBER 10 and 11
dition. Apply News Office. east, the bride wore a red rose crepe Ford.son tractor trailer and racks (�
gown with black accessories , and Two small size gas engines HAIR SHAPING - STYLING dell �OttOnl.George
* WAWTED•-ta 1940 or Al sedan, Hudson seal coat and a corsage of Cistern and force pump 52 Windsor Street, Ajax, Ontario
either Plymouth, Chev. or Pontiac. red roses. On their return they will Pop cooler Grindstones Phone 19 R 21 with George Formby
Cash. Principals only. Phone Clare- reside at Rouge Hills. Elec. drill press - 20 cycle motor _' Select :hurt Subjects
most 200. Kjng�- Griffin Oil- burner incubator, 60 egg cap.
WANTED� -- •farm to rent, up to .60 -- _ T anterns Rural mail box Farr s Elevator WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
acres. Good buildings -and land with' A quiet, but pre•ty wedding was Sol- Fa'aning mill with screens r+
option of buying. Box. 478 News q r P per Blacksmith's drill Res. 38J Phones O!!. >s8W DECEMBER 12 and lg
emnized at the United parsonage, Root ul
Office Whitevale, on Friday, November 30, SeZ 4 -sec. drag har'r'ows `Ve Solicit Your Attentiea and
- Bought and Sokt- when Rev. Mr. McLachlan, .United No. 21 walking plow Hay fork Badness A Royal Scandal
Used Clothing - sterilized, clean- chumki, Whitevale, united in marr- Senior elec fencer Feeds
od and pressed tike now. Carry a age, Mra. Reza Griffin, youngest' Fifty gallon oil dispenser Poultry, Hog, Dairy, whole as Talluah Bankhead Anne Baxter
large stock• or high e1:v suits. Approx. 150 feet 7 -8 draw rope chop Western Grain, Growing- - -- Selected Short Subjects
raercosto and pants, Also a i� daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Shea, A ro x. 150 feet 3 -8 draw rope Mash for chickens, 500 grain
rav
Nock of new feather costs and to Mr. Donald King, son of Mr. and wooden and steel loci drums 100 lbs Developing Concentrate _ FOTO -NITE - THUR&
Nock eof ne and b' �h- Mrs. King, of Simeoe. The bride Mollsaees, Oil Cake, Glutton,
wore a gown of Holland blue beg- Several c)rive, pulleys 2 Bicycle tires Bran, Shorts, Middlings
logs at very reasonable prices. Call alb with corsage of pink mums and 2 Reels rolled barbed wire - Wire Fencing, Steel Femee Posts - Choice Meat8 ___
and be condince& • halo of pink flowers and shoulder Several stakes with insulator probes Cm. Bier Twine, Harness
San 8ehwarsts
Quantity window sash, with Season
veil. She was attended by Miss Leona y gam°' She sand Woods' Milkers alnstaBsd Fish lif Season
21 Bond Street West, Oshawa, Out ' Dixon, of ChPrry-00d, wearing approx 2 s 6 -foot sizes
Woods- Coolers - Tractor Ol
heavenly blue crepe and a corsage Quantit y iron and g al. p i pe
Roofing - You Ws, Pa More - You Can't
Shea-:-Dixon _ . -of pink mums and blue flowers and Forks, shovels, hoes, rakes, and Ong y y
other garden and barn tools Wooden lea
-- - - shoulder length veil. The groom was Carpenter's, - pumber's and machine Asphalt Shingles, Rolled RuotlnE . -,Buy Better
A very Sat wedding was sal- attended b} lair. Ire :ng Shea, bra- tools. S : Claremont, Oct. Phone 1806 Claremont. 0"
emnized on Saturday, De:Cmbrr 1, ther of the bride. The bappy couple
_. at 2.30. o'clock, when Rev. Robert will. reside at Rtl ite�aie, Ontario. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE j�//
Copeland, Pickering United Church, Sterling kitchen range Claremont Meat
united in -marriage. Leona Clare Westgarth--Day Superior electric washer, ih� ill -
Dixon, only'daugh'.er ' of Mf. and Copper tub, .w-ringer, 60 cycle Market
Mrs, Reginald Dixon, and fir_ Irving - A quiet weddi c t/x�k place in Beatty white cap washer, 60 cycle Toronto AD 662$ - Pick. be R 'iY „ , , .
H. Shea, youngest +on of Me. and Grace Llni±vd Church parsonage, by Electric vacuum cleaner AGincourt 36 ' bb
Xrs. H. Shea, of ckering. . The- Rev. F.•nos Hart, when Doris Isobel, Coal oil heater' Electric heater RC)N CiIB.iO1V ilr• C Ci/El`1i/��llitid 1
bride, givers its marriage by her younger daughter of Richard Day,. Sewing machine Ironing board '
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father, wore a floor leng:L gown of -and th^ Zatn Sara 14opkins Day, of Self- feeder •heater with pipes TRANSPORT FUNERAL DIRECTOR
white sbeen and lace, -with tong em- Balaom, .eras united 'in -marriage to Kitchen table Number of .chairs - Private Ambaloom
broidered net halo and veil. She car - Gerald Westgarth, son of Alfred and Two kitchen cabinets 2 Floor lamps TRANSPORT Plsio Marl, tN0 sr
- ried a shower bouquet of sunset Mrs. Wastgarth, of taros. Out. 2 Table lamps Checker board set 1Wvert 11084 )
'.'roses. She was 'attended by Miss After a 4hort' honeymoon; the 2 ,Linoleum rugs, 9 x 12 QAR'rA( E
Doris Hollinger, of Cherrywood and happy couple wil' -mide at Lindsay Iron table Flower stand MOVI -NG Markham, Orate
Wash ,tans and basin _ 'SAND GRAVEL STONE
- _ 2 Small tables 8 =Day. clock 4
_ Dining -room suite, table and side Eaves- Troughing
: E X PERT - boars; heather padded chairs
2 Small dressers and mirrors
i - Buffet 2 Modern beds with
Carpenter Work
• mattresses 2 Easy chairs
! Spring- filled .mattress 3 Oak chairs WORK GUARANTEED
2 Morris chairs Chest of drawers Parma>ssot Nagging Pacts
- Verandah chesterfield . Crutches IEVERlTT SMITH -
Pull-out dap bed conch that bats the Tsuqw and - Fairport Beach. Ontario
2 Electric fixtures Vanity dresser
Washtub and stand. Mirror Nerves. it sway be You Eyes.
2 Pair blue drapes Couch . RADIO SERVICE
Large solid oak sideboard and minor C. H. TUCK. OPT. D.
: Hall mirror and hook racks Jr4
2 Floor lamps Med. s;e rub Disney Block, Opp P. 0. w
• 2 Floor lamps Linoleum -
d : Single bed, spring and' mattress: - ;Phone 1518 f
Double bed, spring and mattress OSHAWA, ONT.
Cardboard wardrobe ._ .. "'M1CO
Dining room table , !
! Round library table Low' cupboard Last: Russ Creighton Dance Guaranteed Repair Sezvlee
Laundry store with 6 in. pipes ,. This Season Ana Make or Mood A
Quantity of odd dishes,' Jars and
crocks etc. :Dance at ARTHUR FIELD '
��. CLARE PEOtTE 52 R a
Terms Cash ~ .'No Reserve MONT -
Property, Sold ' Sale at 1,00 in Claremont Community Hsli Maple Leaf Fire
KEN and CLARKE PRENTICE,
R A C N A R EEN auctioneers
T
Milliken, Ottt,. Phone Agin. 62W; Tri., Dec. 7 Insurance CO.
214 Colborne St. Phobe` 484 - -- Russ Crei hton
Write, `r �'°n° y
1, SALE REGISTER $ �.�
_
..Whitby ' :. ADM. --.. 60c a Person t�,.•.. +., trwrm and t7oimtr! 1
Wednesday, December �9�-- auction
_ sale of household furniture, Angora
- -'1:: A: ffc-,j ;arL a>ooe Q'1 Pz9d3�
1 o eft
, i garden tools and
then
rabbits,
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eats, the property of E. D. Bertrand, h�R?��z31e„ Sills
~ Pickering Village, opposite Hermit- SHOPPE
�' O M age Farm. Sake at 1 p. m. •Terms, PHONE PICK. 113W k.+•'
1 cash. No.reserve as property 'has
_ been sold. Ken and Claike� Prentice. Marjorie White Bowman & Rowe
: • • .. -
auctioneers. Church 'Street, Pickering Ont. ;
-Under Auspices Canadian Legion
Saturday, December -•suction sale
■ of e, horses, pigs, geese. pull•
ommf N a l l= :A a x Vill a et,y' corn, implements etc. the __ Ckf Ord -
■ , ga Property• 'o! Th W. PostilI at
- Lot 36, Con. 7, Pickering 1% miles
- . Q t O �� . L north of No. 7 'Highway on towniine PH PIS:19: NG 11 'R S
s,7 Sklar Terms, cash. Sala -at 1.00 p.__m,_Nn At-
PRIZES BASSETS OF Fnurr • GROCERIES , '� R�rerve. Farm sold. Sellers and At- greasing
kinson, auctioneers.
CHAOOLATES - JACK-POT CASH 0-- ;
...'s • : ' Saturday, December 16-- auctJon sale Tube uleanizing
- Special Prize! " of 10 acres of standing maple and WORK GUARANTEED
beech bush, will be sold in Vi-acre •
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT late d(momat 1m) also 4 C D`'' A Weak ' A. �. _ P. "
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:? ..sir K •_' - _ w !` uua. a$ '•�• :+- '."'�'
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:' L 4 R EM -, Mute Elephant, Vee. After, ootha. IMPORTANT AUCTION SAGE oN-r :
- touch and Take tree. Afternoon tea .
- - ' served at a small charge. _
Please help our. public school ' r _.NEARLY NEW
Mr. Je3se Warden and son, of- doctor's story of how modern 'med- children and help 'the little ones of - MOderII Farm Equipment , +t.
:'Toronto, spent the week -end at their icine is lengthening Britain enjoy a good Christmas b '
life expectancy J Y 8 Y
-=home here. -
Mr. Don Hedges and his son Ron- oilier people. O�II��aueir concert 0
Tractor, Power and Horse Implements, Farm Stecic, Horses
nie were in Toronto .on Saturday. Also a number of Juvenile books. Evening Telegram Christmas Cheer I +ad Cattle -
Mr. Blake Briscoe, of Toronto, _ _ for British Children. Date - Friday ..:-':'The undersigned has received instructions from the National.
—spent the week -end with his faanily �r evening, December ?, at 8 o'clock. I T� Co. Ltd., to sell' by” public auction the following +"
here. - BRG'UGHAM" If unable to come, please stand in a� the property of
Mr. Nelson Sanderson, of Toronto donation to either of the teachers: .
spent the week -ens with his people A business deal has been carried Miss R• Sineiair dr Miss H. Med- estate of the 'late Wdl�am T• Harris,
in the village out, when Robert Miller , has' par- fie•
A number from Toronto and "our chased from W. Knox, the building' We of- the community are all glad ___ _ Lot 34, Con.. D., Scarboro Township, quarter mile east of
village took advantage of the snow formerly used by the late. T. C. to welcome home from overseas - DAWES ROAD, .= EGLINTON Ave., Corner Farm - -
..'in skiing at Dagmar, on Sunday Brown, as)wood- working ebop: Tommy, young son of Mr. and Mrsl -
> Mira Bessie Graham, of Toronto, Work is progressing on the mun- Fitch, and Orval Nilson, son of Mr. Wednesday, " December 12th,
spent the week -end with her people icipal garage. and Mrs. Lawson Nilson. Both arr- >
here. The first casualty of the winter, ived with the Tank Corp, at Osh-
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Overland here - Mrs. Ritchie, who broke her aw•a on Thursday last. Both boys
spent the week -end in Kingston at arm on ' Friday when falling on the are the picture of heatlh. Harass ; 2 No. 21 Verity walking plows
the home of their son, Gordon. icy road __� o- _ Gray 'mare, H. D. -7 yrs. old -Verity Steel Drum land roller.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Badgerow,, of There came over the air on Sun- Chestnut mare, H. D., 12 yrs. old M. H. 8 -Toot cut grain - binder, corn-
y day, from Vancouver, a program Audle p ,
' • corn-
Claremont, visited friends in the city Brown snare, H. D. lets with trucks and sheaf carrier,
- over the week -end. sung by Clem Williams of that - Cattle - -.,.An good .repair. -'
Mr. Cecil Redman, of Toronto, studio - a group of songs composed -Miss Muriel Westney of St. Jos- • Roan cow, due about Feb. 10 M. H. 6 -foot cut grain binder, com.
spent the week -end in the village by Margaret •Drynan, of Toronto, eph's Hospital called at home rec- Red cow,, full flow, bred Sept..20. plate with trucks, sheaf carrier and
wi6h his people. wife of Lieut. Ggo ently and took her mother, Mrs. W. Swine ! tractor hitch, this binder has cut
rS�.ID — g . P
Mrs. Valentino spent Sunday in and on of Mrs. T. Brown, " Y on a visit to the urn- 12 Good seeder h s 3 to 4 mos.' on two crops, like sew.
13' 1
Toronto with friends. and is well known here. eral Hospital in' Montreal. 8 Good feeder hogs, 4 to 5 mos old M. H. 6 -foot cut mower, near new "
A good crowd turned out for the Mr.. Lock is recovering after his Tractor and Implements Cockshutt F. and W. 5 -ft. avower
— motion pictures in the Hall here on A pleasant and profitable day was automobile accident, .at the home of M. H. No.. 101 Super , 6- cylinder M. H. 8 -York hay tedder, goo&
Monday evening. enjoyed by about 20 members of his son -in -law, Mr. Ide. tractor on pre -war over -sized rub- M. H. 'side delivery rake ;
Mrs. Towner spent Saturday in the Women's Institute recently, when The school 'concert is scheduled ber, complete with straishtening lev- M. H. all steel 10 -ft. sulky, rake _
Toronto. Miss Golii:�s, of the Dept, of Agric- for Tuesday evening', -Dee. 18. _ sr and starter, full 3 -plow, late mod - Two 'one -horse scufflers
41 Mr. and Mrs. Robins, of Peterboro ulture visited the branch in conn- It seems that Clive Cox was sent el Like new. M. H. No. 6 hay loader, good
have purchased the Chas. Dellushs ection with the Co-operative Prog- home by mistake from Holland, as Cockshutt 3- furrow tractor plow, M. H. cylinder root pulper, good
residence and will be moving in very ram. Her talks were on "Wise Buy- another Clive Co*, in Saskatchewan with 10 -inch bottoms, near new Set of beam platform scales, cap.
soon. in g", and dealt with weavin was the one supposed to came. It Cockshutt No. 33 tractor one -way one thousand pounds. Horse w ;
g" g. pro- - = P wagon
A good number from the village cessing, finishing and identification was with difficulty he convinced the disc tiller, 8 -24 inch blade size. 1927 Model GMC one and half ton
and outlying points attended the of many kinds of textiles, and 0e authorities that he should not be M. H. 8-foot. tractor .tandem . disc truck, mounted on good rubber, good
sale of the estate of the late James methods for prolonging their use- sent to the Western Province, harrows, near mow, running condition.
Leggitt, here, an Saturday. fulness The Bazaar and Supper is the Bissell double gan land pulverizer, Low truck wagon gear, food _
,]dies Jean Farr of Whitby Ladies' Mrs. Randall and Mrs. Goed ?n 8aggataville School by the Woman's 10 inch rolling with tractor hitch, Low steel wheel Eaten wagon, gear
College, spent the week -end at hex were welcome guests from White- Association was a decided succes& near new. xnod; two Sets sleighs, `% -size farm
hams cro• vat? at this Cours•. A jolly hour was The ladies had prepared a hot sup - Set of M. K. spring -tooth harrow, wagon gear (truck), good.
Dr. and MAL Tomlinson s the spent at noon in the enjoyment per, to, which. about sixty persono, . • 3 section* near. new. _ Medium size wagon gear,
`-� pe raj yment of s" g°Od•
weehAmd� with Mr. and �' Dick- delicious. lunch prepared by the lad - sat down. Many useful articles were M. H. 11- stiff =tooth tractor cultiv- Two full 'sets breeching har•uss,
Cooper, at 'Waterford. ie�►. of the Social Committee; and donated and brought good prices and star, near new. team, bra4s mounted.
The Baptist Church is cowmen- before Miss Collins left for Brook- ready buyers. Rev. Mr. Copeland was - Co:k?hutt No. 4 all steel .manure Odd harresq parts, pads, brushes .
euw practice sessions of Christmas li:l, where she was to lecture next present and auctliDmd off the quiit spreader, good. _ Two flat -ra ^ks, 11, x 17 standards
music, the firs: being held on Wed- may. Mrs Rhotpa, our popular Pub which was largely the work of Mrs M, H. 13 -hoe grain drill, good. Flat manure wagon; Electric fence
nesday evening =last. tic iloalth Nurse, called in wit) -Miss Wm. •Guthrie, After much - spirited � 2, M H. corn cultivators, completa 1',-t Stpwart elec. clippers
Mrs. Thomas Bacon, Donald, and 13 , rdn, D}ntrict bursa' for t }? bidding: it' was finally knocked down . with discs, near new. 80 Hods barbed fencing wire.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Peddie and fam- Ontario Society for-Crippled Child- to Mr. Bob • Betson for $12.00. John. Deere 2 -row corn planter. Pump jack: Machine forecarriage
_. kly spent Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. Anyone who really has the we] M. H. potato digger compl -te with �rwo good log chasms; Power emery
ten, vPhn has been a visitor to Pick -. -'
J. C. Murkar, Ajax." erinR'Tow;iahip in rite iniereats of fare of. the township at hPart. would exteng6r, elevator and" lug road Numb -r of garage doors, complete
Miss Betty Pretty, of Toronto, bandicapp"d childr•r who "might bP hardly advise electors to plump their bands, near new. with glass.
e spent the week-end with her people helped by the +ociety. votes. The present'Council is repies -- Aspinwall potato planter, good 'Q'wo 40- gallon fuel drums
here. " The December mMting promises to entative -of all -parts of the township Yeseot lb -inch grain' grinder. Ntsmemua other good articles
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Davis and bQ full of intpregt.'The "highlights of and are honestly striving" to glw+ Lett No, 340 combination grinder Forks, hoes, shovels, odd tcA. 8, pails,
- family spent the week -end in the Misa Collins' lecture will 'be reported equal service ,6 all parts of it. -The and hammer mill, near new. chains, bees, bags'. cievise' yokes.
city with Toronto friends. by some of the members present; over- emphasis by minority factions 2 Sets of 4- section drag harrows
The last Ruse Creighton dance of th, E'01, Call will be answered with is not the best • evidence of Dawn- ,.
the season is being held in the Can- gifts for th? Childron's Shelter. at cracY,
inunity Hail here tonight This or- Oshawa. And, by no means least, Turn out this Friday evening at Fbsitkvdy No Reserve 'as the Estate has to be settled
ehestra will not make another ap- Mrs. G. Philip has consented to tell the schoolhouse to see the new play _ - '. Pa+eh merest be paid for on day of sale before resovsl
pearanee here before ne*t spring, so one of her unique Christmas stories, that the °members of the Community -, TERMS CASH _ SALE at 1.00 P. M. Sharp
be sure and get out-- T041GHT: and there evict be appropriate cams.. Club are staging for the first time.
James Smith, Clerk _ H. R. Smithson, ►Farm Manager
Mr. Bob Redshaw reports a very All meinbers and friends are remin- ' There are ben characters' and you 0 KEN and CLARKS PRENTICEL 'auctioneers
'Sood year in the fur - buying trade. dpd that the meeting is to be held will enjoy it - at 8.15 P. m. + - .• Milliken, Phone Agincourt 52WS
Last month alone, be purchased over at bars. Albert Gray's, on December
= r
=1400 worth of rs
fu. Mink are bring- 11. _ . .
ins ;81 at the present base. • • s • • .. . . I . .. .Mount Zion _ Leona -Dixon. Venning, of Blackstock.
Church News The Woman's Associatioa will The Christian Endeavor met at
heath !Volumes Added To Ties Rev. I• E• Kennedy continued 'his •� On Sunday afternoon, four babies meet at the hams of Mrs. William the home of Mrs. N. Neal, on Thurs-
Pubde j'tmury discourse begun last Sunday on were Christened in Mt. -Zion Church Tweddle, on Wednesday, December' day afternoon last. It was a ded& _
15 _New Fiction - "Immortal Wife" "The Sons of the Kingdom" dealing —Doha Wayne Carson, Mary Linda 12, at L30 Group Six ill' charge. The ed to hold a Fireside Service, on
by Irving Stone, is a dynamic story with the attitude of the Elder son: Hoskin, Michael Dennis ShipFon' and word for Roll Call - "Christmas." a Sunday night prior to Christmas.
of Jessie Beaton, daughter cif an Barbara Knox sang "In the Garden." Sharin Jane Jones. There will'be the election of officers The December meeting of the,End-
-_,Mnerican Senator, and accustomed g, poop
Meetings announced from the pulpit A few'of the youn le attend• for' the: cbming year and a good at- savor is to' be ,held at the _home of
to helping her father in his, political _ Monday evening -.Young People ed the Crusade Youth Rally meeting tendance is requested Mrs. A. Wideman.
battles and likewise, when she mar- in the church; Friendly, Bible Class at Brooklin Church last Sunday ev- `__ • _
mied she proved an untiring, devotee social everting. at the home of M. erring. Brougham W. M., S.
helpmate to her husband. Their for- Ellicott; Wednesday evening, Weekly Please note that for the winter Altona 7
tunes' were linked with historical Prayer and Worship -service at A. months, Sunday School will be at _ The W. M. S. µ:ill meet on Thurs--
highligts -- Western expansion, Cal- Gray home; Drama at Claremont, 1 30 � p. m. a'nd Church Se&ice: at Corrgratulationa to Mr. and Mrs. `day, December 1:1, at the home of
if break with :Mexico, the sponsored by Brougham and Clare- 2.30 p. m. Stanley Reesor_ (nee Ruby. Tindall) Mrs, Howard Plaxtoh.-A good att-
Gold Rush, the Civil War. mont Y. P. U.; You les Rally' Miss A. 3ames spen
Peo ' ' �t the week -end enda'nce is .iegaested.
"The Higher HiII" by Grace Camp- P y on their recent marriage. A tease '
on December ?,•' at Broeklin; Wor- in Toronto wilh her parents. tion was held at the home of the Claremont. North Pickering
r bell; : the story of a pioneer, Glen- ship Service to be in charge of the The High School students are busy bride's mother, Mrs: M. Tindall, on
gamy family, during. the war of Brougham and Claremont Y. P. writing Christmas examinations. Monday evening, , ' on which ni ht ' ' Red Cross,
'1812• �• = Dr. and Mrs. Hoskins and Dorothy, g g The annual meeting of the Clare-
"The Black Rose" by T.- B. Cos the newlyweds were loudly seren- mont -North Pickering Red Cross
fain - the same author as "Ride with •.. Greenwood . of Toronto, and relatives of Lindsay, aded. Society will be held at the home of
M an exciting historical novel spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs• Mr, and Mrs. Earl McNair were Mrs. H. ' G. McIntyre,
Reg Hoskins and daughter. -ten 'Monday,
moving from England of the Crus- The Farm Forum held their meet- home with nice ,parents over the December 10, at 2.30 p. m.
Mr. Frank Disney attended Coun- week -end.
*des to the Orient of Kublal Khan. Ing at the Greenwood Park Pavilion ail Meeting at Brougham on- Monday: Mrs. Kenneth Reesoi visited a,few _ GREENWOOD
It is the love. story of an English on Monday evening, when a special Friends of the former Doris. Day Come and see Santa • Claus at-the
nobleman torn between the conflict speaker on the subject • of "Proper met 'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Concert here on December 19.
' of two loves, that of an English heir - raising of. Chickens" • gave a • good R. Day, -of Balsam, on Wednesday '
era and a girt of the East. address. -and presented her with many lovely, :
"Between Two Worlds" by Upton The Y. P. U. met with the Brook- ' useful gifts.
Sinclair. ' This novel follows World's' ' lin, Claremont nd Brougham un -
ont
End", with Lanny Bud as one of the ions in the United Church at Brook- T ED
1
Cher�vw
cod LIVE TURKEYS
. main characters: It is not ,necessary lia on Sunday evening. • .y .
however to have read the first book The C. G. I. Z'. held their meeting —
to appreciate this second df the sev- at the house of Audrey Pegg, on
Mr. a-td Mrs. Walter Feeney and RTntili fuslther notice we will pay for TOP GRADE TURKEYS for .
"China Flight" by Pearl- Huck. - Sa Bob McVey, of Quebec, spent the family; Mrs. Rennie and Miss Ev- immediate delivery,
'the . story of a Iteutertant of the U. week -end with Rev. ,It W. McVey. MYn were with Mrs. M. Feeney on.
8. Marines imprisoned in Shahghai Bob hopes to be relieved from his Sunday. ALL : DELIVERED 2
s Mr. H. B. Michell is ilervi:ig on
"1by the Japs. It is full of action and army duties very soorn
.romance. Mr. Clarence Perkins, of Toronto, the jury at Whitby 'this week.' �c1be K TO ' "O U R "ne Dawn of Liberation" - a' was with his mother Mrs. W. Per- ' We welcome Mr. and Mrs. McKay SIZES WHITBY PLANT
collection of Churchill's speeches, kins on Sunday. and family to our midst, they hav- .
messages and broadcasts during the -Rev.- McVey conducted a Baptismal Ing lately taken possession 'of the _
r King farm. Turkeys to be properly starved• - approximately 12 hours off feed for
fifth year of war. Service on ,Sunday morning.
"Up the Stream of Time" - Lady "phe rrma friends of Mra. Dist Mr. and Mrs. I,. H. Whetan, of r -
Byng modestly describes delightful were pleased to see her out again. Halifax, are visiting their daughter,,;, immediate killing.
episodes of her own rite is a very - -- - .� trMrs, Roy aflnpsoa- —'
e�ltarming autobiography. '[j� j Mrs. Wm. Tweddle visited her sir•-
+'Gauntlet to Overlord" -you wilt •♦ hite'va[e I ter, Mrs. Ivan Law, Whitby, 'this PICKERINCI ;FAR1�iS, MITED, ,
all want to read what war corree week. -
pondent Rosa Munro writes of the The Woman's Asa-,ciation of the Pte. Nattress of Winnipeg, v,s- • . - 'Whitby Ontario �"�
S • • S.
various encounters of the Canadian United Church are holding a Bas- ited his aunt, Mrs. Bark, he being
,Army - Dieppe, North Africa, Sic. aw in the basement of the church on his way horrie� from overawe.
,A I For further particulars telephone Whitby 1336
By and Icy on Saturday afternoon, December S. Congratulations to Mr. and Vrs.
aYou are Younger than you Opeaing at 2.30- A good assortment Irving Shea on their recent marr-
',!'hini" by Dr. flacon G, miper0 - a of wtieke - Imtseellsaeous, aprons, saga• The bride was fo"n40§F KIM � v
THE, HUNGRY ARE -FED GERMAN MIDGET SUB UNLOADED Twice Aga Khan's
. Weight in Diamonds
• �� " �� , y 1 9 �� � � � � , i °� For Social Welfare -
_Nat • /'. '' Hr.T, _ �' / 1 5 ^'� .L », 3 -__.- :
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—The- Aga Khan, head of millions s'
x g r yy y� of Moslems in India and Africa.
will be weighed in diamonds on
- - -?: _
two eeeasions next year rk v
his diamond jubilee as leaders of
' -
,.; the Ismaili Mohamedans. —"to-
%�••, - � :, ..� � The 'cereinoniea, carried out for
charitable purposes, will take place
in Bombay March 20 and at Dar -
^ rW ` s. �`' "• : Es- Salaam, Tanganyika, April 17.
The Aga Khan weighs some 245
pounds and it - "is believed 'diamonds
weighing that amount will be
worth approximately evt•�00 000;
-f � The custom is for the Aga Khan
tc' devote to social welfare prn:erts
e En route to Ottawa for n by navy officials, this Garman a sum equal to the value• of his
f midget sub is being unloaded from the deck of a freighter. upon its weight in diamonds The money. :
arrival at Montreal from Antwerp. Later it will be Placed on public- to be distributed in India and 'Vest
exhibition. The sub, about 80 fee t. is length, weighs 95 tons. Be- Africa, will be used for interest- -
`.;
Y 1 ' cause of its size, it is used only. against troop and supply ships is
- °• ' � ,� :' 7 ��' :; •shallow water. The cast-iron nose is filled with high explosive, that free loans to small farmers and for
means certain death to its one-man crew when contact is made. higher education.
It also carries two torpedoes.
YOU Gi's"T THE PEAK of .
distribution of (vitamins as well as 'bow—strictly excluding black and
bread. This is -the essence of his white." Newton gives the seven Coffee goodness in M87[•
,
y; colors as .Ted, orange, yellow, "Radiant
plan for FAO.. well House.
— n violet.
_ So that the farmer will always green, blue, indigo and or R�a��„e s—� remarkable
', get a fair price- fo"r • his crop, Orr every color there is a complemen- - �+"6
proposes a world wheat pool. tary color which when comb'i•- %I proCeBB — roasto every
When the market price goes be -- with it gives white. In other words Coffee bean all through
low a certain figure, he says, it these colors neutralize or' destroy captures every atom f
should be bought by an intern- one another,-the result being white, flavor acri goodness,
d d
: , ' '•' floesl organization and kept in the •which is not acolor. - iTi -... • _, -
• of food exported to needy mil- pool for distribution when there is
tr.:s with food to be raised on restated farms. here Malayan na- a need for it.* He would have the
tives get their rations of rice, dlstr0n*ed by the relief Organisation.
same operation for the world rice
By Douglas Larsen UNRRA hai already shipped market. .
more than *69,000,000 worth of ,
While the desperate struggle tractors, seeds, horses.. mules, cows. �1
goes on all over the world to feed and fertilizer into occupied' cotln- White and B1aG1s
starving millions this winter. UN- tries to help agricultural produc-
,
RRA and the stricken countries lion. Lack of funds has forced ft ..Are Not Colors
are fighting just as desperately to to give :up much of the agricultural
: - - grow a big enough crop for next rehabilitation program in lieu of
+In a casual conversation about
r beyond
And fa
wint+er's needs. y supplying food directly. yesterday's snowfall a citizen said
that, the Farm and Agricultural -In addition 17NRRA experts art "o
rganization is 'taking shape under trying to' eliminate certain insect the 'color was alright. But. ac-
0
- Its new DirectorGeneral, -.Sir John pests which increased during the cording to gool Cher is white is d! _
Orr. war and spread disease among cat- not a color. either is black, says
+ - 1 to bring the Port Arthur -Chronicle.
Not only' did the veer cause the tie and crops. They pan The colors' are variations of the
present food crisis but its damage In chickens to restock almost non-
two. 1Vrbsters • dictionary, in a
to the world's aigiiculture indttt existent poultry stocks. long explanation of color as the O't0�M,0i
try, will be felt for years. The job England, , Australia, Belgium, effect of light of different wave t O
-, -of agricultural rehabilitation is France and the other countries not lengths on the retina, apparently *st O��
'de b UNRRA' are'also strug• goes
s tt
•,
staggering. - aided Y exclules black and white, for it s
gang to patch up the war damage g
on to describe it further as a hue, -- _ • V - -
to -their farming. Most of them re- "ether than black or white.." It also —�
....MILITANT ZIONIST . - .- piiirE fair progress on long rti3,ge
planning but aren't too optimistic mentions the colors of -fie rife-
. _ ..
about .next years harvest.- -
-- Stabilize Prices
-. Ott startled England in the ear -,
(jr'twenties by claiming that a new woo
Velw t7l000 a the Toronto Conservatory of Marie and Drub
tried of starvation was ravaging-its prises for arisind mwical comp�s;dom. open m Canadians under
g, . •'.._ 22 years of age on Mucb 31st.1"6, the eloains date for entries.
i 'sI'° `�1i Jed.r pvisaea, open to aompetJtors seder 16 of sge who cis
people. It warn t starvation caul its
ed by hunger.. It was caused by not qualify for.the "or awards. Three Cub Prises.
lack.of vitamins He correlated the ,+r=. Aw
high fnfdnt mortality rate in 1?ng- ewtry�srsra�JnAte�srwalfoeylyaa �t
COMPOSERS, .AUTHORS AND PUBUSHERS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA LIMITED
.: land with it. He demonstrated all COUGHS
kinds of other evil 'effects. He. led STOPS ! Klat i4ea1 tea Tewste, Oat+erie, Como" .
the fight in Britain for the better
BEFORE YOO INVEST
Investigate
•ec ::on of RaL-i Abba
Hillel Silver, above, of Cleveland.
Ohio, to the presidency of the . - `ate
',Zionists of. menca 'was sees- -u -- - --- -- ;... -
endorsement by that body of- a --
snore militant program in Pales-
tine. Following his election, •Dr. + w _
Silver declared, "We we putting
RN
on armor for a major battle for R To
our rig_.; -.
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• .•_ } C. Gordon Cockshutt, well known ' ' • ' '
Canadian' isidustrialist; Brantford.
" '!oat., who has been elected Presi
iy� c ti
'✓drat of The Canadian Chamber of
'ICotnmerce, the •natiortal federation
Contribvhd by '
of Boards of Trade and Chipmbers
of Commerce. LIt, succeeds George- -.. DAW E SBLACK -HORSE ft RE V E RY t�
A. Dobbie of Galt, Ont. s e
Bookshelf r of God armed with his authority.
s • -. The foolish men are those who `�. i :•
spoke evil of believers, who made
Gauntlet to Overlord false accusaticna against them to ;
serve their own selfish ends.
: HELEN TOPPING MILLER - By Ron Munro 15- 17,—There was a tendency
1 for slime believers to use their
CHAPTER IX You buy one tomorrow. And don't Ross Munro, Canadian Press ..
The Gimballs arrived and ira- you give up. Addie's a little, crazy correspondent with -the Canadian _ Christian liberty in a wrong man- -
- ner. Though they were free they
mediately Harvey brought out the right now —its the thought of all forces in Europe, has travelled with were the servants of God, and it is - I'
}tin rnone he'll ralrn down -
map ana me geophys.cts' acNu, ret-
y S p
„ � •� in doing his will that the soul en-
and began expansively to tell ty 4n• -- went. The title of his story is
un
a.verything that had happened. + + + symbolic of the '.drama of this ! joys penect lilt, L.I.
Adelaide slipped out and clutch- Harvey carne in late and tossed chronicle of modern warfare. - - -
ed •at Gary, in'the hall• "Oh, dearl' a telegram "into Mona Lee's lap. "Gautitlet" was 'the code word for TIIat�Ifer Exports
He's telling Oliver! And I wanted She looked frightened and picked the first largescale. Canadian action, _
him not to." it up gingerly with her fingers. the commando raid on the Arctic
"They'll have to know, sooner or "Qh; mercy!" she gasped when island of Spitzbergen. "Overlord" ' Thatcher wheat made up 69 per. -
later." she read it. "It's from Junior. He was the code word for the D -Day cent of Casad'an wheat exporte9
"I suppose so, she sighed.- "Go says 'Hear we've struck oiL'Stop. invasion of western Europe."' irr 1944, and this variety combined
„pa in, Gary—keep Oliver from Swell. Stop. Just went out and with the .ether r —t- resistants.
everything if bought m self a taco roadster.' In his introduction Munro says:
*ruining ryt g you can." Y Apex, Renown and Re•ent com-
But Oliver had already takeii . Harvey Mason, you get a wire off - ~Thu is i book about the Canadr Prised the bulk of wheat exporte•t
tommand'of the situation, abetted to him right straight and tell him sold' rs —from Spitzbergen to
'and prompted by Grace. He was you haven't struck oil-yet, and to Dieppe, Stom Sicily and Italy to that year.
advancing arguments against wild send that car right back." Normandy and Germany... I have -
tatting an oil well, dilating upon "He had a 'new car last year," tried to relate in a narrative of Bosa: "What's tlt ?s ite*n-
tht advantages of selling leases, growled Harvey. "That's the way events the story of their achieve- ten ah ;llings for overhea•1 ex- `
and or once Gary found himself with kids. They think you're made ments, their .ordeals, their sacri• penes?
D,M.K UGEMING
agreeing with Oliver. o!, money." _ fices and their boundless courage." 49SZ31zES12.20 Traveller: "I bought an
"I think Kimball's- right, .Mr. But he did not write or wire to Munro went with the Canadians umbrella." _
Mason," he said. Harvey Junior. HT forgot _ about onto the ,�beach•heads and into bat- New details of . -Pattern 4952
"O course he's right,",Gr�e put it He had to get ready to go to tle. Their stcry will iemain one of make -it one of -the smartest fall - -.- - -
U "Oliver knows the oil business Austin to get his drilling permit so the most ,heroic chapters in the frocks. Twin shoulder yokes tha! YOUR FAMILY will be
:—at it ever since he left school." ht rushed around, shouting orders, annals of Canada's history. you can make in'tontrast, the soft-
Adelaide stood in the door, her all over the house. Gaur,'Iet to O'r.;rlord... By Ross' ening effect of. gathers, the pert delighted with Maxwelt
-eyes blazing. "Why don't you all "Look here, Gary —you know Munro... The Macmillan in Can- bow. ` _ •
•let Daddy. alone:" site demanded• about this drilling business —you ads.. .Price $O.W. Pattern 4952• comes in sizes 12, $O11Be Coffee. It 8 roaRtPd
"He knows what he's doing." oughtt o know a good rig when 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16, frock, takes by a special process, that
" • 3, yards 39 -inch fabric.
I wonder! Grace was sarcastic. You see .it. You take Addles tar Y
"Well, you can all come and eat and she can go along and drive, S�IIdQr School Sead TWENTY CENTS (20c) ca�tnres 811 the etllllt118t-
dinner, anyway," sighed Mona and you go over east and hunt me in coins (stamps cannot be accept- :
+ • ; up a good crew to get a well ed) for this patters to Room 421, 8��es9 of this Vel'f
down-
--Adelaide ' Lesson Adelaide St. West, Toronto fine blend.
edged Gary into a cor= 73 A
ner as the family. trooped into the- "You'll need two. crews — riggers Print plainly SIZE, NAME, AD- - r
dining room. "That was shabby— to get your derrick up and drillers DRESS, STYLE NUMBER. s
agreeing with Oliver," she snap- to get your well down," Gary 're- December 9
ped. "I thought you'd stick vJith minded hits. "And what are you, The Christian's Place in the -Life fc useful agricultural account, so a
Dad and me." going to do about water for the. of the Nation believer, when. he loses his influ-
"I agreed with him because he boilers and to run' the. drill? You - .' . ,Leeson: Matthew b: 1 -2e, ease for good, is'' utterly useless to
happens to be ' right," Gary said wouldn't want to pump -your well 43-48; 1 Peter 9: 12 -17. God and man. '
quietly. dry the first dg'y —even if your Golden Text 14-16. —Our Lord tenches that
At, the table. Grace looked 1•Lmp would lift enough to run the Blessed is the nation whose God to attempt to conceal our Christian
Y drill--which I doubt. You'll have iq our Lord.— PsaIrns 33: 12. , faith is as foolish as to put a lamp
across at Gary. ',`When are you i
leaving, Mexico, isn't it ?" she ask- to arrange to pipe some in from Responsibilities of Christians under a bushel. It is by our "good t t ;Aft- •uni'.xo _
ed coolly.. 'somew,here. Any creeks' or rivers - idat. 5: 13. —As salt, when it works," by following the' example'; HOTEL RRMORT
•• near here with much, water in loses its savor cannot be turned of the Lord, that we shall best' '
I' hope to .get., away tomorrow -
Gary replied as casually and cool- them ?" - _ shine for Him and glorify our -
+ Heavenly Father. 1200 feet above the sea
"What ?" Harvey lifted his voice H'a r v e y looked thoughtful. _ Believer and God's Laws
There's a cistern at the barn. Aa�l level =a natural setting. for -
so that Maria jumped. _"You're not 43-45. —While we are told that g
aging, I hired you. You found this that tank out them holds a 'hua- . ; vice must hate the evil•deeds of our skiing, ski - joring, skating.
Bred.. barrels."
foil. You won't like Mexico any- � � enemy weare not to hate the enemy - - - - - -- - - - =-
"Not enough. It will take a himself. Christ asks us to act just
- ..!Ray, not.in summer." Many Miles Of trails radiate
"Dad, if Mr. Tallman has a jab week, probably, to get your well as God acts toward men, 'in His
down. And you can't run out of dealings y ddown there —" Grace was acid. ,� with mankind He does directly from„ the Hotel.
.. water while the drill's turning. not treat mess as they A inns with -a job in sight had " deserve to be •
better hang on to it," stated Oliver. You .get the outfits we need, treated. He does not :confine His Luxurious -accommodation � I
„ - Mona Lee looked at them atl and Ill see about the - water. loving- kindness and, tender mercy -
calmly. "Gary's. not going" she "You'll have to arrange for fuel to the good.. If He did ,where — accepted leadership in
announced with a serene kind of to Bte the boilers, too Have oil 756 should we Atarid? As God blesses
!finality. "He knows we need him, tanked in on trucks. On a field all men alike to we ar& to show 3CrviCre and cuisine. -
•. - and Gary wouldn't go and leave yoti d_ -have the gas from the strip- love and goodness to all.
me when I need him. Would you, per, but out here you'll have to 46.—To love those who love us 'j'HE CHANTECLER _
Gary?'! provide your owl fuel. I'll haire to thowr no great merit, for we are ' -. -Ste.. Adele en Haut, P. Q.
He was on the spot. There was
find an outfit that's equipped with rewarded in their love to as. Even
!nothing .to do but to agree. an oil burner," the publicans with all their 'hateful . :445 Miles from.
Later, when HarvaV had gone "Well, ' it's a good thing you've "� selfishness loved those who loved Montreal)
off to the .canyon, dragging Oliver got Gary, - Harvey,. to think of - them. - Love for love is manlike
with hirn, Mona Lee came upstairs everything,' Mona Lee said. Thar- but love for hate is Christlike.
and tapped on Gary's open floor. ,s that little.creek over on the Har- Servants of God
""Gary," she said as he turned, "1 per place, Harvey. But you'd have ;47 ---4 In distinction from "
do want you to stay! I'm worried P P '
to pay old man Harper--And er�nd tell tiblicans and heathen whose love ^. I
- -about Harvey—he's, so • fm put- him what' you .wanted the water and courtesy is .imperfect and par -•'.''
sie for -and .then he'd probably stick tial, we are to show a perfect love,
you even as God's is to the world. J
"I'll , stay, Mrs. Mason." .Gary
turned from the vvindew. "If you (To Be Con=tinued) 1 Pet. 2: 13-15. —Order and
: '
ask me' ...1 can't- refuse ♦ well _ civil power being the great defense E
' cry.
after all you've done for me." against lawless force 'and violence
• ' r r - ate to be regarded as an ordnance 1! .
$2,500 From One _ . :.. -- - . Aw-�`
R
Gary sat in the Iiving room that
night and played double solitaire Acre of Daffodils Yellow yr pink roses with lilacs,
with Mona Lee. Harvey was 'out, _ in easy stitcher y, will give color to € '
Housekeeper Wanted
be -was always out now, roaring Before the war cut off all of your linens. Just one spray would .
around somewhere in his noisy old. Canada's bulb supply from Hot- make any towel a handsome gift '3IRL OR ' WOMAN ' FOR' RE-
fined home, Pleasant working - 4r..
roadster. land iri 1939, this country imported Its. , fascina4ug . to watch these conditions. Good Wages. Fars • ! :i -a'
In the middle of the game;bio na about 30,000,000 Dutch bulbs an- flowers grow on your linens. Pat- paid. write stating, fun part]- y;. ..
J.ee laid her cards_ down and folded nually, says the Kitchener Record. tern 756 has a transfer of 12 mo-
' enlace to — ^+•'. -'• >-
ber hands. Canadian flower lovers then be- tife 6 x 8Va to IV x 3, in.; stitches. MRS. SAIR, -
r "Gary," she said. "You trice Ade' gan . to look -to' British 'Columbia Send TWENTY CENTS , in 44 Ridge Hill Drive, Toronto
,aide pretty well don't oaf" where 'bulb to, Ontario.
p y , y. -growing on a' cam- ' coins (stamps ,cannot be accepted)
Gary felt the hot .blood flare mercial basis was spore or less in • _ for' this pattern to Wilson Needle - -• -
over hi! facE and neck. He smiled its infancy:.• Thereafter the infant craft Dept., Room 421, 73 Adelaide
wandly. "There' : not much use industry soon flourished. St., West, Toronto. Print plainly - ;*
trying to hide anything from you, The • production of • bulbs lends ATTERN NUMBER, your % , •Y ,
is there, Mrs. Mason? But —what itself to intensive cultivation -of FAME and ADDRESS. I '
can I do? I haven't a'thing to offer small holdings and at the same : F
a girt like' Adelaide —not a thing- time net-, nice profit.
but love." .. - There is the case of a bulb grow- FOR
ron
"You think love is unimportant' , . - er on Vancouver Island who, from flr Spoils Sleep Tonight p Few It isn't —not to a girt. Harvey Ma- a single acre of land, cut 10,000
son had nothing_ to offer me but cozen King Alfred -daffodil flowers- co Sttrprisinglyf ist, Va tro-nu>iworks IWaks 6r 0Mlig Eat'
love, either —and a few hundred which he sold for 25 cents a dozen, s- where trouble is to open upyourcbg -lava" Rol Sol
acres of washed -out prairie land. • or a; sale amounting to $2,500. rose— relieve stuffy transient conger- , •
We made the rest together." This income was derived with- YOU GAN'T BEAT tion.You'lllikethewa itbrin rdie •
"I haven't even a piece of ash- y !13
p R' out even selling one bulb. - s (MOTE: Vd- tro -nol is also grand for ���
ed -out land. There —' he threw a • relieving sniffly, sneezy distressof head ���t��O��O�
new crumpled bills on the table Mahatma Gandhi raised and ` ,ells.) Follow directions in fotdet. ,
Bea my fortune!" comn)anded a Red Cross, unit in -.
"You need another shirt, Gary. South Africa during the Boer War.
You'll enjoy Our Do ra suffer >< ---=! - • . _ _
from MONTHLY :�
1 Dr. Chase s Nerve Food
Orange pekoe Tend _ _ � NERVOUS TENSION,_ . _. _•�
• The Vitamin Bi Tonic
" ` m " 'tired hellwg:4 Contains Vitamin dl and Essential,' _
If functionai periodic disturbances make Food Minerals ' —
�_� ---yo Pr.,o it *estless
• - times _ try Lydia" E. Pinkhain s- Vege- , = - Extensively� used for headache, . .
tables Compound to relieve such symp. - loss of sleep, nb vouaindigestion,
.to t�?iiaallcc # #am aCstnPeuntd is one of the irritability, ansemia, .chronic
most effectivemedicines- forthispurpose; fadgue, and exhaustion of the _
Follow label directions Buy today/ _ . • • y „�
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COMPOUND • 60 pills, 60 Cts.
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Economy size, t80 pills, $1.50.
ISSUE 49 -1845
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rh No tice to You
We do building of all kinds
""ENTERING
Pickerin Hardware
- CEMENTING - - - -
MBING
Some Porcelain Dinnerware PL ROOFING a- GENERAL HARDWARE
Cream with Gold Band We also Sell Brantford Roofing
- Materials; Empire Bathroom _ and
• EQuipment, Duro Water - - - -
First Quality Epgli5h.,,(Stock lbt ., Beatty Stable SUPPLIES
E9uipmbnt, and
Plates, Soups, Oat meals,, Fruit-s with scallaped 'edgee - :Building Materials _ _._ -•. - - . -- -" - -- - - - �-
A Rich .Looking Dinner Table Estimates Free s
V work Guaranteed J. S. B A LSD ON p PICK EE 1N.G �
f Or llliia$ Phone Pickering. 65J -
J. PEOUSL
Cups an Saucers ,30c $iL'50 doz. ; Cups: onlc 20c, .$2.30 doz.
Plater. B =B 4 in. 20c, $2.30 doz. - Plates; Tea -6 in 25c, $2.90 doi. ne�� 'Direetorr�
Plates, Breakfast 7 in. 30c, $3.50 Plates; Soup -30c, 1,3,50 doz. For
Plates, Dinner 6 in Sac, $4.00 doz. Fruits 13c, $1.50 doz.
Oatmeals 23c,'$2.65- doz. _ .
•a811t Dru s GORDON F. QSBORNE
_ ... _ Q �' g ' A. E. Richardson �
_ AcF irate. L; ne�si ^g C. L. U. - •�
.These %lai;e useful and beau'.iful Crristm�.Gifts DISTRICT MANAGER GENA :RAI, TNri'RANCE
-- - t •Comp ?etc Cosmetic Line? ., iYI.'�1 Ll�me n's.�I, N:SNGIN�
-Al 'gyp -GIFTS F' -0P. ALL. •C1C4aASIONS- • _ i COti�'I :Y��(,I \G
",�� ♦ `e ' Insurance Company Ar• o ?d estat,ii ?•:-d ag -ncy, roady
} N:eterir.ary P.eam -dies Rept•�sentatives is : sen e.
- Ito"_ D. ' Turxo
I Reliable Photo, Finishing -:.jYF nt�n Pickerir.2" 60
- - .. " Your Fall - Needs' - : : W. H. Curtis _. 10 CIK -STORE HOURS -- Tom Pucl nn D A 3- �i`?
B � looked after to 'he best Week Days - 6.30 a. grit -b_00 p. m Geo. E. BroxN .AudV . On'. _ T_
W:1T be Ralph Ramsd'en, Ajax, Ontario Insurance of all Kinds
of our abilitc cons :derin the Sundays -. -13.80 P. m.- •-5.00 P. m- - - _
S Telephone, 522 Whitby, Ont. IStb Year as
RE shortage in sa many lines: J. R. BOYES..phar. B. Insurance Adviser `
T STORE Zti':�s. :`'Itc I�.' %CIIN1
We "now have.- Banner Ash THE REXALL Address phone
�7CJ" H Z T�'Y' F1;7RN1TURE DEALEB Bro h
^� PI•lONls PICK.-68 - - - u8 �, Out .. Pick b B 22 .
Healthfully- Air - conditioned - ; . Sifters, Stove Pipes, Elbows, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY Steel Lawn Brooms, -also- - :.PriTate Ambulance- Service
'Clarke Prentice -
i,. DECEMBER 6, 7 and S Paints, Oi1n. TurM eta Day or Night
Two Shows - ?and 9 P. M� LIO&NSED AUCI'IO.VIMM
r AL VIN B U SHB Y . Phone Picke' -13. For lase Counties �f York m one
Oatu day Matinee at 1.30' P. m.
Our tradca pass Yost wa7 !meaty arto; to Corp. Sae Prei
�IILLY ROSE'S Hardware- and Tinmaith - _ _ t . des at C. A. &. F, sad of rtes Labs
Pboae 4i �. $L, "COSE. Pick ` Di1tArlo J. H. Prentice (formerly Prpetee
_Diamond ,� sad Prentice)• 'Farm and >
�)OD, . CEMENT, stock Sales a Specialty, at Fab aai
Horseshoe Attend ...W M. MAW = a � -
�B1�KD, - oRe YEL, PRONE AGIN. 52 W a. MILLnC=v
T In lath- iicolom TO T�81 Roof end LICENSED AL'CYIONEER aed Barrister golieitot Notary Atolls
VALUATOR
`%*r* Betty Grable and •Dick Haymes *UILDEVS SUPPLIES ,Sales conducted Anywhere aC. C. RICHAROSON
_ - - -• - -- Before Winter = aiFo locareartage Work phone or Write
MONDA rIL'F ?SDAti', WE.Dai'$DY
Call J. and G. Csascoigne JVe havealoovlaeed in Ftock a fuU 614'' Pandas St. East, Whitby, Oat. Suite 011 - Continental Life adc -.
Phone 743. Whitby, Ont. _ _ 371 Bay St. Toronto
DECEMBER 10, 11• and 12 LIRE Of MAPLE LEAF - MILLING
i 40 'YEARS EXPERIENCE COMPANY FEEDB
Compi*te show at 8.20 -- - -- C Y R 1 L E. tVl O R L E Y Your satisfaction : My Guarantee
- - _ - .Apartments - Wanted A 'VV MITCHELL - 3 '
Retiu•rned Otficer and Wife urg- ANSURANCE _ I• �ItcKFE
nehanted .Cotta e ently require 3-4 rooms by - January - - -P-iakaring. 4nt. FAINTER & DECORATOR
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g to attend University at Ajax. pb, _ yards 44: Res. WV 'PHONE 61 PICK.
• . Apply to Box. No. 502• -
Dorothy McGuire Robert Young _ . P1CiCER1NG ONTARIO
and Herber; Marshall
an added attraction - J. A. WILLOUGHBY -
' _ - Fresh Meats', ' - . Willougbby Fam Agency • -,DO THINGS RIGHT ,
O�+ A '' Head Office - Toronto It is better not- to do things at
n St e - 156 - Yonge St: AD060b all than to do them wrong.
.Eve bod _ Fruits and Vegetables' . Canaaddag- E ttaabl bed Fort; Doc is certainly true a legal
y Years" Doena�enta, Wills, Coave7anee;.
J. Oakie, P09' Ryan, Jc'znny•`Coy - ` ' CONSULT OUR ACTIVE Ctl V DEPT, - C, onsult Your Farmer- LawYor `
Fish - FOR THAT MoNE iM THE CITY .. T
CAPT. HUD .4TEWAR
- -- - µ In Seiasoll ' Pickering 17 R 22 =
.THURSDAY, FRI.,. SATURDA Y
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I - pEC•EMBF.R 13, 14 and 15 'wJILK'S MARKET . - Sellers &Atkinson
p , A 2olw'2 - st,�f. 29e • _ ... ;F. J. Donevan
$uffa]o�Qi]1 , :P'hone Pickering 26. : • - Pho®e Hits. In Technicolor _ - Ontario Land Surveyor
' Joel McCrea Maureen O'Hara - Auctioneers ; i wA ins street, Bast, Oahaava. GEL ..
and Linda Darneil
� .: ' .' = •.LOOK . • . - -- - - �� Year's Experience
conducted and where.
:NEW, AIGH PRICES FOR UVE POULTRY : B�pee�alt�� �F�yB�� �� s� �e a"
ttntli further •notice, we are paying the following W . Sales personall; listed sad IgMM - Dade a s„iSr
prices for LWE POULTRY delivered to our Plant.ia, ,rdmmised. mug preparetd Ma Asphalt 81111291ft
'Whitby: posted. Ron Resents Shia _
Till further notice we will r ompt •. ervlCe
l E V pay 23e... lb, Live Weight I
for Fat Dvc%* Reasonable Rates .Gordon y�
PRONE 290 STOUFMLLE _ k
Top •Grade- Resvy Fowl .. .:. ... .. 23c. lb, �-
' ; Top Grade Light Fowl, 4 to 5 lbs. , . ....., . 21c. lb.
Top Grade Light Fowl, under 4 Ibis . ...... 19c. lb.
I i '.Top 'Grade Broilers,' 2 to 3 lbs. .. -..... , 23c. lb, -- °
{! Top '.Grade Roasting C- sickens, over 4 1 -2 lbs. 28c. lb.
'Top Grade Roasting Chickens, under 4 1 =2 lbs. 26c, lb, ' o
r. p 00M R C .
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Top Grade Heavy Capons, over 5, lbs. .... 30c. IN
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LIMITED /
• Vt are also in the '. market for. dressed Poultry. =- ,. ,... r
would like to -receive your shipments of dressed . •_ _
�Scarboro - Junction' -
rhickens, turkeys, ducks and XX geese.
)Plaster Pianist Jean Dansereau,. TELHPHONES Howard •1117, ar)d Scariwro 1184
_ • .. , . �PiCKE_ RING FARMS- LTD. .. - . a
� *card regslarily over the CBC. • - - - .
WHIT$3', ONTARIO - Phone,. 836 - Rough and Dressed Lumber IUW*rk -
Dunbarton - " 9iait Doors Screom :
._ — - Int+ezior Triat llouWia� . :..
�ERING MEAT T _ 19eft and Hardwood Aids nd '
-Ties ayretpzrhy of rns community _ .
- - -- . •_ _• � '- insulated �diag' Cedargrxia SZYI»ale �
s sy �._ FRANY R. SMITH - - �WsubosrQe Ilool� -I •" �� �h+: ; .
Is emended to Mr. Boura mid fm-. - - .. -
I, the -lose of bas wife and mot- - -.. 1� Sh;t„y geu
AA ]tasonite lrodacb
i "Weleome Hone" to Eddie Me- � First • Service our C. im _ Reek Wool Uffi laiien , CEme I and Lftw
Donald and Mr. B. N. Dunn, recent- _ 1►esringe Newer Pipe
it returned from overseas. OWE BUY THS ]BUT -- YOU KARE "TBr 71116Z"'
Mr. and 1drs Jack Burgess vWtred cMART1T1- SD�fOUB 2tt0 p, e. YLiIbB lyl3Q'1'
;Tie former'* parents last weekend, types pkbwftg 30 p
Mr. Cropley is visiting his son All graders o f F. C. �nr '%i I
at Chalk silver, Out. 1! -