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VOL.,LX�' „ '_°ICKERING, ONT., -FRIDAY, DEC. -8, ZJ4� :,No: 18
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dick ing .�`ownshi :Meeting a�lom�nation _ Next .
onda Dec.
1st a# Dr -
. oa ham ' ,
Township Council sad Police Vi11- ., .
Me Trusses Nanlinatian Meetings
h would iilge to take this oele%r�j%'sQ� ear's Pickering V iflage
will be held on Monday next, the pP- - '1
Twwam t Meeting at Brougham Hall ortu3►ity of conveying my very
iii 1.00 p. m, noffiirAtions dosing
Best Wishes for the - coining Year Dr. H. T. and Mrs Fallaise and
at 5,00 p. m. The Police Villages of to my many friends in Pickering = Ve��aQ - family spent the holiday in Toronto
Piduving and Claremont will hold mad surrounding district. May with Mrs. Fa1li� e's mother.
their meetings t 8.00 . m. in their Pesos and Prosperity &bound, and o' It is a pleaeur Ito respond to the and lasting. ea,ce 'have been d Was Glad s Burns Toronto,
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.,aespec#ive halls you a12, my hope for your d courteous invitation of the Nehvs to down many centuries ago, by Al- and the Morley 2'aQnilies were at the ". .
There is some "probability" of an sharing in • the good things : to r write a word at New Year's. mighty God when He gave us the C. E. Morley's for the holiday. Miss
interesting week for the township c" cue. Times past yield us knowledge of Ten Commandments. And these may Sheila Smith was the holiday guest
Council. Some dark horses are keep- Jatires R. McBriett -� paths, profitable and peaceable; and be summed up in one word - Char- of Miss Joyce Morley. i
bg . quiet till nomination day, pose- „ _x —• warn against the old pitfalls. With ity - love of God and love of our Mr. and Bin. Vallesu, of Kingston
itbly waiting to see if, someone will 'Oshawa � such store of wisdom let us lock the neighbor, which pre- supposes an holidayed with 'Mr, and Mrs. Frank
've them! a nomination. liuch more „„ _ gate on 1945. absence of an ue Baker, '
gj me a_e uioa.�s a u:ui. eiu,.i ie,i: r o .• ,unni ii ii.i ything o nsive to M
ai• interest should be taken in municipal • ,, " Enter upon 1946 with renewed God or 'injurious to our fellow man. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bushby .. •sad '
affairs by the ratepayers of this THANK YOU I _ conviction ' that the. Spirit of God, ' May the first day of the New family spent the holiday in Torolft
- gunship, than they have been show- revealed in. Jesus, is to be followed Year be the dawn of an era of true with relatives. :
fug daring the past tea years or so. Oa. behalf cif 'the* C. G. 1. T. group in all affairs. A foundation for life peace. May W. be a happier one for Mr. sad Mrs. Ted Fowler, of AJa4
This might be a very good time to we -would like to take this oppor- . is to be found ' only in Him'; and all of us inasmuch as there will be spent the holiday with Mr, and Mrs.
«loon around and see what's going tunity to thank the "News" for this what rubble is in all the cities of reflected - in our lives a greater Fred Fowler.
en ", and — exercise your franchise. space -so kindly donated -for ow' Europe because they spurned Him.. charity-& great love of God and. our Mr. and Mrs. Robt.- McKee, at
weekly use. ! To Isy that solid foundation will neighbor. Madoc, and ",Mr. and Mrs. Edward
.Doric Lodge A. F. and A. -M. We also wish to * thank all those require of us, devotion and sacrifice. Rev. B. T.- Kyte, Johnidon, of Parry Sound, were the
lastali Officers for 1946 - . ' who very generously received the �eriousiy to dedicate our life to His- St. Fraincis de Sales,' Church holiday guest of Mr. and Mrs.. Ross
--'- -° N C. -G. I. T. Carol Singers on Monday- - service will cpr tribute a blessing - to - Pickering,' Ont. A. . Murlson.. Ij
During the pant two months Doric �,, - • our civilization and salvation •to our • • • • Mrs. A. A. Matchett and daughter•
- Lodge. ' Pickering teas carried out !l —Mrs- C. Butt and Iflas M. '% dte, own souls As one thinks of 1946, his thoughts Helen, of Toronto, and Mr..and Mrs.
A their annual election and installation 4 '(Leaders o' To your Churches, all -ye Faithful! travel back " inevitably over 1945. J. C. Murkar and Marilyn,, of Ajax,
officers, with the L79atallation talon$ . - _ a May your 1946 be crowned 'with What a yearl A year of tremendous . spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs,
place last Thursday night in the virtue. land tea'3fble cos #rests. Caught in cite W. C. Murksr. ,f
e of a large number of their I CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Maunders
Re*. Robert Copeland throes of war, we were thrilled in spent' the holiday
ova members and visitors from net- -+- - United Church, Pickering succession With her dau ter, Mrs. -G. F.
! 1 by fire Wawa of D -Day,
ghbaring lodges. Doric's officers for The ' Ackerizg Telephone Oper- • • • sabered by the hear breakthrough to Coates and -Earn i
the eonnag year were -installed. as scorn- wish Lo thank- the many As "'we "approach the first'day of Antwerp, uplifted by the advent of The Chapman families spent Qw
follows: t subscribers who so kindly rem' the New Year, our hearts and minds VE -Day, awed by the devastation :.holiday at the home cf Mr. and Mrs;
Wor. Mantes hose. A. Mur&son- uabered them at Christmas. should lie lifed up to God in humble wrought by the atomic bomb, over= ;E I•. Chapman. _
L P. M. Ed. Schur a'.m '°I'he- Hello Qb1s" adoration- of His majesty, in• thanks- joyed by the coming of V -J Day. At I Sgt. Kay Watson, of Ottawa, ii '
'•.Sr. Warden W. F. Neal - - rdin Christmas Pav
L hiving for' His 'manifold blessings the threshold of� the `New Year w�• '. R 1 eat the
Jr. Warden W. Frank Baker-! ..during the past year.. in imploring reader husnbie and heart thanks to - hmne of her parentR, Mr... and -Mrs.
Mrs, .
Chaplain D. N. Lockwood "....CARD OF T'HANiiS _ _ y - -
urn of s many, of uourhmenf from Thotnars Watson.
Treas. M. S Chapman _ — ' His
mss of His law9 ' andyin petgitieons re Sunday ti isitoPS of_ Mr. and !fifes.
Secretary E. L. Chspmaxs Just abao•.-e, file -young ladies: of for- His blessings during the coming ot- erweas. We pray also that the Div- . C J Stevaason were: 'sir and Mrs. -
Aas't- See. - S. Hopkins , the switc'r board . are expressing • -
I yea=,. _ .ins Power rauy hest 'and help those C. K..Maokp%•. o! Brooklin. Muv. E.
D. of C. C. A. 13alsdoa Jtbe> The News also wishes, to Foremost to be enumerated among Wilso:� and daughter, Dorothy, -ors!, :
Sr. 'Deacon C. S. Bryant express to them our appreciation4 who are bearing bereavement with
Hof theta service tD " "us r?trou Front our .petitions is the much- coveted great courage:_Out of,1945 came both: Oshawa, and tier. Arthur Gormley,
Jr. Deacon . ° r' Art. Lord g. world peace. True. we, have - cele= good and ill -,a:td both were the re- of ' Kinsai�' and Mr. Robert' Miller =
I. G. • A. Ross Irwin ue year. 'We bare probably, one
Sr. S. _ Alex Rosa ll I phones on their brated our, VE Day of May, and our salt of human 'effort, Flare' Pick• and frierri, of. Brougham.
of the busiest ha gu erin ai the- outset of I94G may !t£'
board, and occupy much of their tiJ.' Day of August, but all 'too soon g Mr. and' �1rc,. Fred West tp and
Jr. S. Roy .Stormes I pY we have learned that cessation,�of we bend all our energies toward ' F.velvn, of Dunbarton, w--" guests
st W. C. Murkas time taking care of pur calls. � brings prom- "overcorhing - evil witrh� *'- by ', 'of. Mr, and Ira. Charles Baker over
hostilities neither brie nor �� e
er N. Littletord i _ _ means of greater spirit of neigh -
ii ises true peace. As the year ends, • the holiday.
Assistant Stewards - 'Bros. George we find nations meeting to discuss borliness, - helpfulness toward those Mr. and • Mrs. Rroniman, Freida
Brown. C. Noland, A: Sandercock, peaceable measures withiA . atatlons in need, co- operation for community and Hannah, .of Toronto, spent the '
Harold Mitchell, Frank Smith and • ! Forts • ! and among nations,capital and lab - Welfare, respect for the opinions, Chri�za Day with •Mr. and Mre,
Hugh ➢Lille!. or situ in conference, groups dis- Otto Gibner. ^I
� 3'i$'l11:a and property o! others, and
(see photos on .other pages - Pickering Township Hockey 'cussing the horn* and ways to main- in all ways that make for goodwill. Mr. and Mrs. Fra'A' Smith holid- ,r
CHRIS'TMAJ _ _Leatae Schedule -lain the sanctity and the purity of $o, to all friends is Pickering Town- syed with friends in Mirnieo. z
Jltar of Bethlehem we L qww Stove - - youth, guarded whisperings and load ship and to - all - men of goodwill Mrs. N. Die ' had as Chr+atmaa '
•,Dbaervatioes bps . Editor Over The - December 24 talk about ways to escape Interest- everywhere, I give good wishes for guests, Mr. and Mrs.' E. Berkey spd- 1
Weak -eaal Claremont vs. Dunbartoa .tonal discord. And amongst it all a Happy [3rd Proaperona New You. children, of Ringwood,-Miss A. 8. „
Brougham ..va ;. Cherrywood _ there seems to be much confusion as +Rardaon and Mr. Wm: Cornell: �'`
Rev. L G.
'Bebinsan
Christmastide is a glorious seasonL _-at Markham Rink to the sure read to peace. St._George's Anglican Church Miss Gibson, of Toronto, spenk#W
lisa't it" — at least for those who Deewnber 28• And yet there should be no con- .pubs# � ' h holiday with' Mr. and " Mrs. C. J.
take it as we are expected to do •Pickering vs. llroughwn fusion for tt a blueprints for d' sure "'�"6 tt4t. _
'so. Commencing around the .first of at F'barering,
October or November, we begin to ' January peas "just so many days till Chris: - Cherrywood vs. Pickering Chief J. B. !Irvine I3rJared While] with the Qumkii
mas ". The uerchants rendrid us of ' Dunbarton vs. Brougham' Pageant t "[?lean al S* Sunday On Duty , on Nei 2 9.ighwar
it, our friends do liWwise; ail begin at Markham Rin'x li,ast a ,Heantifsl Service _-
,January 1. I
"Chief-twine, vrhile following a car Pickering United Cha3da *�
to pirpare i')r "that one day'' _ T6 United Church here presented s '
We recall, in childhood looking at Claremont -vs. Chereywo,:d . ! on Sunday night last, the pageant urns the village of Dunbartotr, left,, • $r!. Robt. C. Copeland, Minister I
one of our bright stare, and won- at Claremont" , th6' road, struck a pole, sustaining '.-Suiday, December 80; 1846
that was used b the United - Church :
derng if that could be the same _ .. :'January 9. t}trou out Canada, "The ' Crusade a fractured arm and severe head and ?
8h 10,A0 -a. m. Sunda
star; we remember the pretty pica- Brougham vs Claremont body injuries. y School - i '
P ckering vi Dunbarton at-Christmastide". About fifty young, The car being Hollowed had not 11.00 a. m. - New Year's. Service _
are stories in 'Sunday School o! tits people were required for the cast, 7.00 p• ra,
babe in the manger at B °thl, :hem, at Slarkhatn Rink- and in costume represented' the been dtepl.A.g a license• plate, ant • -Reception to Returnee
ry Mr. Irvine had just pulled out to Service Persons
the wise men with their shepherds' characters of the early Crusade. - .:. •"s { • * 4s
' plodding over the sand hills ( I•hinb -rton vs. Cherry%voed -pass and stop the car, when -the
mod' p g t at Rouge Rin ?; a program provided for the sing- accident took place. The driver of W. N. S. United C%urch
guided by the brilliant mar, the in- i � - - t- -many of the Christmas
- - ,_.s_. +1,0+ �;,g The regular vneeting of the W. M.
continued on--page 4 carols, and told the , story of the 1 „ S. of the United Church will be held
at Picker'ng Rink. Crusade and the Bethlehem birth. +Plate! had dropped off', and could
1 not understaiad why police were at the home of Mrs. W. C: Murkar
The church was well filled for stopping him'. He took the. Chin! tq on Thursday afternoon, • January 8,
.E' •..E, '* ...'': �' ,,, i the occasion: at 2.30. The Third Chapter of '
the Oshawa Hospital where he is P the
c•, ' ?"' `' "•_ :•.,, I - now confined,' under , observation Study Book will be presented by 1
fa* �• -r�' :' ,,- .� ;• A Happy New Year to Our Readers f Chief Irvine's snnn friends r et Mrs. A. Chapman: All secretaries .
• •* _' to hear of the accident, es will lease brie
W. C: iiurkar• Re- elected' at Annpal i peCialiy . P g their annual !'e- _
' 4,• . r >„ f.: ileetiAg of S. S. 4 West being confined to• hospital a few Ports (written). A cordial invitation
is extended to all -ladies to attend
�, days before Christmas. We look for }
his 'earl' return. this meeting. • I
The usual small number attended Y .,• • • * ,�
annual -school • meeting at the M
St. George's Church Pirkerlttp
,•',clioo l here , on Wednesday evening, - Sunday, •December 80:
` « r,ym which the Board' are justified _ Robert Flint No Sunday Schcol . at 10.00 a. 3n. '^
co7wluding that "the ratepayers'
The .11.00 o'clock service will be a
;1''. , ;:.» F :• '; °s; *: r _ must cvidently be 'satisfied, and: no : Word lies been •received of the Carol Service
complaints to make " ..There have not passin of Robert Flint, on Decem- ,led by the combined=
g choirs of St. George al and Ajar
' r+ :� ,• s w ' been a. contentious roblems at
i :. i;' , , , • x any P ber 17th, at Ochre River, Manitoba, Churches, You are cordial] invited
•a 4�$ "- �' �-� +t, �, 4 a i'� this school for many years. The re- in his 90th year. to worship with.us on this occatslob R+
- -Decetsed who. was the eider son Watch -night Service to be held at
r3' ports "on provincial schools of Qnt-
„ r <r xrio place Pickering school in• a very . of the late -Richard and Catharine SL George's, . on New Year's .
favovrable category, the Continuat -, Bowles Flint was born near Glen December 81, at 11.113 o'clock.
?2.. ion School ranking with the beat in '
V a I Major, Where he spent " the early • • • •
every ` pai ticuier, and -the public years of his life; later tltoving to i3l. Pool's Church, Dtmbartpl" '
Pickering Skating Rink Opened For Seas -,n in Good Time This Year school and teachers receiving equally Manitoba, where he farmed until a- �
-favourable reports. W. C. Murkar, - bout ten years �.
First Skating Last Saturday N;ght Schedule To Be Announced Later yzars �, he retired f3uttday 8011001 at 2.00 V. sot.
who had completed his three -year in Ochre Rfver. - Droning prays= at 8.00 P. M. -
term, was re-elected. He has spout His only sister, Mrs. Robert Day, preacher at this service, Rev. it d.
eleven years on this Board. of Toronto, survIva him. RobftM96 r�a.�
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have Ilne serious, fault —he had a uwe I sank yowl I kept telling you ecoulddt $aR your
"terrible- habit. of_exaggcratioa, One — -
fleet ht into m osition�wbhoat air su ort!" FUNNY BUSINESS B- Hershber- ez
:,'day' his deacons took him to ac- Y`p P y $
count for it. - - �•,�
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sad. rou„r ti .. .a S• .
The following Sunda}, the good
actin paused before beginning his
..atafrmon, fiddled with his notes
:nervously, and then announced.
"Brethren. it has been brought -
to- ray attention that I possess a • � ,' �
- . terrible habit of exaggeration, and
1' am going to try to' mend my
Wt. It has been a sore tribulation
M me, brethreq. I have • sbed bar- -
:.,lets of Sears over it
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'YOUR WIFE U1CL5 TO 8f SURE TO
S1tVE.TNE SALES SLLR THAT CAME WITH •, Qai +RRj �,,��: ai .yep •I. �; ti'
HER GLOVES, SHE'LL NEED• IT IFSHE
_ WANTS TO CHAN3E THEM '•Best it, .Sadie! Rabbit's not the only meat that's ration
Ilow Sow b Th- Ytl hw+r,.. tLt free Ift
- µW"m's MUTT AND JEFr-.L Or Perhaps An Old - Fashioned' Muffler Would Help A Little By BUD FISHER
- ;glow weRE LOS? SIACULD KAVC r+ow WHERE DID T>iAT - -- HEY JE T - ,
IN TAI WOODS, BROUGHT A 8048 GOB Z TOtD t•itMTO ' •� ON,OH, I NEAR S I'TS SO CLOSE TURN YOUR
COMPASS! STAY CLOSE BY ME' rr'S DGNTGOWAY, SOt✓►ETHING, SOUNDS To ME NOW COLLAR UPI
wE s►IOULD HAVE 1= THIS WOOM IS LIKE A BEAR! CANT I CAN FEEL
STOPPED 6ET710I4 DARK AST. rrOLL OF WILT)
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,• ` HUNTING CLOSER AND CLOSER' ON TIDE Wt , -
EARLIER! ANIMALS. 1 M AFRAaDT� MOVE' der MY NECK! E. _
;''Wider,,. please!"
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V -eterina1'y �.OI 1D�C .x, itiennedy, Minister ,of Agricnitnre,
has anounced that' iiat]ong other' v•o 1VH1 Eafq rttsylsra At
. R . ><ll Htla�p Farr<ners: �l an�es, ape�ial post- gradnrtt Tire St. amb 80� -
" courses are to be instituted there,
open to graduates of all ireteri r TuRUI1TU. _
Few undertakings planned by ar colic es. every Y g
a «la wits laity.
B 1lbewer a•wl T•je011eae. ^ "-
tie Ontario Government for tho ,!fast•. Iss ti0 so
BRIER k Doable, Sa-00 UP. _ benefit 'af'- i�i`lners and live sxoc 0o" tro,es, Dialas us Dane, nlen hold:.ArAaer pr.xnise than the ' ��Itit in, World las lsisltrrv,
decision ,tLa�'.&wel the Ontario' M s�era,•asae sr uaruoa
s 7' V eterinary leg. at Guelph into 'Canada • was the first country is TeL RA.
;•, j .r ". `. ` car 'of the,.`�Tljstanding institutions the world- to adopt voc%tiotsat train-
`'' pt is kirr� xri -the World, says the ing as a rehabilitative messure4or During file war the British flew
London . Free Press. ' Hon: T. L. the 'armed Fgrces. - 1R railway lcomotives to Bums.
GOVERNMENT RELEASES TIRES. NO PERMIT REQUIRED ': t
i y,.�, Thousands of real good heavy treaded; retreaded tires in such welt known makes as Goodyear, Firestone,
PUb�1C Attitude Tanllun� Pr°et�sa etc:, that contain thousands of miles. Every fire guaranteed and are offered at these ,low prices' ail long as
Toward Strikes the supply lasts.
The Hebrews, thousands of AUTO TIM TRUCK AND BUS TLRES
years ago, discovered the tanning
rocess still used in is]aki"ng shoe ?a >ESe.•s Gwraaiee! seavy, meanT _
PtMQalllt __y.__ r Tire size - Retreaded" Seavy servlee Tyre slse duty servlee
rM2ing. Of y
a.anr�vua■ leather, relates tire' Peterborough force.. Now Tub Ret ea Now m�
-' $trliTfe[ Conilidered Wrong Examiner: They also discovered -
"� By Resina-Leadelr Post that' other useful tanni process = 430/11 • •'' •• ; SA5 t 4.ta 3 is 8 'ly ..: ' si1" E 3.98
n$ iS. 438/!0 .'1... 8.85 d.AO i0s5 B YIT 18.6 3.110
- referred to in Proverbs xiii, 24 :_' - .473600/19 .• .... 9A8 ....... 3,1110 3WXQ 8 Oly .... Ztw 7.08
``He 'that a reth his rod hateth 4za- ss0 /se .. 9.50 ..... 4A8 arse 10 sly °8J10 7J10.
i.abor- has the tight t0 bargain Pa 968/18 11.95 ..... a4,rf is ply ... 33.00 .... flat
_ cgliectively and it has the right to his son;, but he that loveth him visa-- sso /Y7 1s.00 2.95 ae /te ......... :' 13.90 .... 4.X%
n 526- b60/i8 13.00 S.Oti 000 /Y0 .......... 17A0 .... s.AO
etsike. Z c eae rights are not Sues- chasteneth him betimes. �-,� /� , , 11.A5 . , , 3419 058/18 ; • • , 10.50 .... 3..3:,
=tioned. But to be questioned serf- 390 /as ...:: 1a..'t8 .:::: *415 s6s /ab :::::...: -. 1z 5 :... 790
Dusty -is the wisdom of causing y 000 -4►/1s 14A5 ..... 543 Tog /1s ...... Z1. ... .4.79
�y - ass --9ic9 /o,7 1;.35. 9,95 T90/17 x00 • i.7s
strikes' at a time when the country.. 4i('►iWr. M Glide �°T 0 /14 17�as ::::: am TW/1O • •:....... ' �O 7�1
_ was on the verge of. reconstruction ... ...., ..... • ...
'L00 /17 11.29 4,x8 "x/18 2930 t.',.T•i
and potttwar production, which Too ... .......... .... ,
ISO /� • • 17410 a.oe z�051s j�9 aas�i9 -11.41
would' bave been. mutually profitab'a A ,glider built by youngsters of _ - / rasa
for both tabor and industry. the Sidcup•Chislehurst-Air Training' _ 750/14 .219.40 5'75 Or&r Now Don't WfaLl YOtt Had
Tbo success of .labor in obtaining Corps without any, putside assist- .
its alma depends is Dart upon the ance, has been handed over to the If it's a tire for a wagon, truck or tractor or all odd size we ,have it. Prices on request. Order at once as
sympathy ft can muster among the British Air Ministry. The young- we do_ not expect the supply to last at these low prices. We ship everywhere. Enclose the full amount
consuming public. The present Can sters used a school for their work. with our order. ;
L sdian stripes are not winning many , shop and took about- 4.000. man- J31LTRlTE TW CO.i 2 O Q(J N ST. BAST, TORONTO --2 -
-friends for labor. The delay in re- h °tits to build the glider. -
conversion to consumer goods pro -` _
Auction makes the. consumer feel BART CHICKS BABY CHICKS FOR SALE PBUTtiaRAPHIC
'he is being gypped, and to a grow- ORDER YOUR 19.18 RED ROCK RED OUTFIT SPECIAL 914.96. TMIE TESTED QUALITY
ing.extent, he is resentful. BABY CHICK BUYERS hybrid chicks now. Mixed, pullets Cleaned and freshly" - enamelled _
v+eprQiSiOrl bang ORDER EUtiR GUVER`tAti6N1 AP- or •Cockerels. Only puilorum metal bed. re- finished spring and SERVICE and SATLSFACTION
proved chicks now and obtain all blood- tested contest wlnoing brand new felt mattress• $14.96. Yotir Sims Oruperiy developed and
Maximum em l men Can onl stock used. Circular. Angus umu- Re- ailvered springs, all sizes $4.9a
p oy Y early order diacoUttt Each breed- pr }rated
or is Government banded and hart• Greenfield. Ont. Re- conditioned drop -side and OR 8 EXPOSURE P.UL1.S ESa
be attained through zimum pro- blood- tested. Write for our 1948 pull -out couch with new cretonnq REPRINI'8 d for 25''c
- --- ductiun.- With the wheels of indus -' BUSIN6sy OPPOBTL'>!<Tr11RS covered mattress with valance.
pslcaa list and catalogguue. Monkton 14.96. Buy, with confidence from FINEST ENLARGING SEllt'tCFJ
try, humming all -out, there will be Poultry Farms. Monkton. Ontnrio WE HAVE PROSPECTIVE PUP.- Wholesale Furniture, 10 Market You 'may not get all the films you '
_ - jobs for all who are willing to work. IF 'pOL' WANT LAYI \c'. ,L�t2? chasers for properties near 8t. Toronto, Out want tali year, but you can get all
Windsor, Toronto and Niagara the quality and service you deals
just as was fix case during the Isar ready to lay pullets for ins- Falls. Write, giving -us full par- by sensing Your fllme'to -
a
years. When the.wheels of '-ldustry mediate delivery we have them. ticulara. Guaranty Trust Com- QUILT SAMPLES IMPERIAL PHOTO llEiTVIGE
\ Barred Rpckt. 'New Mampahlres, pany of Canada. Windsor -- To- High grade suitlnes. make ever- Station t. Toronto.
- \tire prevented from rolling, : either Waite Leglrorna or cross breda, ronto -•- Niagara Falls lasting quilts, 90 pieces about
trough labor's. insistence or Than- Also day old chicks for immediate a x Is, sl.so plus 20c. postage M- rH++T,K:RAPHI
delivery. Free Catalogue. Top, . mit with order. A Rice. 99 �pa-
:agement'9 'unfairness. acute unem -' Notch Chlekerles. Guelph, Ont. bL'SI1NIs:98 OPPORTLNITI FOR dine.. Toronto Ontarto. BE FIRST TO HAVE ONE
ployinent is bound to result. ' Puy two smart aggresive Canadians.
TITS ONLY PURINA E31BRY0 -I'ET) One who knows egq and poultry AT STUD -fR1SH SETTER -MAHO-
chasing power drops. Demand for ,grading and one who has know- - ENLARGEMEN.T IN GLASS
Flarred Rock and Crosabre, gyp f ledge of operating a cold storage any Kim of Ardee, aired by C
..goods falls off. In that direction lies proved chicks being produced IT- locker plant where slaughtering Elmeroft . Red Ace , fRea'd.) AND PLASTIC CRYSTAL
Chatham are blood - tested by the Don Shaw Phm.B. tzanatngtorta.
dtixcessional disaster. and curing of meats would be EASEL. 69e
tube method for both the regular ;p Ontario. -•
Wrong and X ettnins of pullorum. order Lv of the. service. Bath moat Send your negative and get this
Tl>'g ng eve sales and organizing ability
on-
now from Frank Price Hatchery. newest -style glass enclored en-
_ Admittedly there is need in many _, 11- Jaanke St:. Chatham. Ont. and be prepared to become a Now it the time rt buy ,a oas -moo . fargemeat ` +--x'- *3o," for your -" --
sea- reholder la the or$natlsat►gn - light welltht portsible _
Industries for adjustments'in waged, with at least 98.500 capital each. "PRECISION" mantel or dressing table - or to - -
srOrkin$ conditions and union reds- Ay ply Northern Farm Products give a friend, Supported in f1tis'
FOR T01' "NOTCH FOL'I.TRY T.imited, d Blne Street, North. PQWER CHAIN SAW .,crystal clear new pfa]rtic mount
9 tit]nships. But timing of the mote start with Tod] Notch chicks. fay Timmins. Ontario, to. feli or cross -cut timber pulp• your picture shows to Its best ad-
pulp- firm foundation for your future vantaxe. Packed to ensure ante
to secure
these adjustments surely wood or firewood, Two tvpes ma-
poultrY profllt b�,;. +ratting )-Dui , doilvnr�^ and postage paid .nor
has been all - wrong. Most people ryext t000k with.Top Notch rhleks• nufactured. Both t4 00 • t.ab only l8 Cents,
h HOW WOULD YOU•3.lIiI•: TO OW.'st Montreal- Preclidon Parts - Ltd.
_--rightly.-feel that the first task tva3 t e healtbr, sturdy and v ►goroua • a 910,000 Home, bunt to your own "U Aylmer St.. Montreal' Any else roll (I or E exposures)
chicks. lgYery Top- Notch chick - developed and printed ' 5 cents.
I get industry back to a place- spertfications, wherever you wish
y you buy carrles with I, the best Enlargements 1 x 6" in _ easel -
` 'tiT1]0 production basis; Later 'or] characieriatic +' of Its pre - selected -If you prefer we will glue you ELEL'1'RIC MO'1'f)RA NEW. UR>SD mountti, 8 for YSc.:.framed on Ivo-
p $10,000 in Victory Bonds. Upper- bought sold. rebullt: belts put- tested breeder, Invest- • ry tint rants. 7 x 9'• in Gehl. tSit%r -r
would have been soots enough for {Rate the Top \With family; you'll tunity to win itu0,00_ monthly toys, brushes. Allen Mectrie Coal- Walnut or Ulack Elwny finished
-_the showdown. As It is now. re- find chicks tb suit every steed, _ draw. All proceeds for to lay- ploy Ltd. 21.'3 Duftertn Rt Top- frames. 590, rata. If colwred, 79c.
whether it is pure breeds, or.cross privileged chtldtrn arid' play- onto F RE HOINC3 OFFER
• conversion has not been given a breda, We have chteks for Imme- grounds. Draw date - December A coupon r od for one mounted
chance. jgbs are-''getting increa3- diate delivery, also booking now 81st 194b, Don't delay. Receipt-+ PARKS ti+OR - fALF'. enlargement 4 c 6 "•R +Yeti free
mailed promptl)': 'end ST.00 for
n 1 scarce. The eo le are not for a and ' 46 pric Free clta- one ticket, 6 for *5.00, right now, ]Su AC. FARSf. LOT 28• CON 10 with each "Se, a order ruary. d dur-
I $y P p ]ogue and 1916 Driceiitt. Also la)- drift January est studio February. -
able to get the goods they have ins' and ready to lay putletrs' tar 3'0' Klwania Club tit. Sudbury, ]'4, Proton,
nd on, County- Grey. RatcrlHee, Canada's largest studio dots npa.
immediate delivery. Top Notch 61.:'Sudbury. {art, ; \ndzewr Mitchell, R. Dundalk• Illy work promptly -and at tow -
been visiting for. The , purchasing Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario. - _' •. - - - ontsr a and Address
` backlog is being eaten into for. other.. M C F le , n , o OR -ALE. 200 ACRES, plainiS on Ordtea
t ;kly Wieners -- � eft coat
July surge t t- Orient ]v Y b'.1R3[ F 8
'purposes. . 2e. FREE .CHICKS Ontario. brick bout*. barn, stables. AUDIT STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
.It is probably not fair. to blame Augatt ---- Mrs. :U: Roberts, 1310 Mr:. Robbins, R. R. No. 1, Mono
. p y' 013• BABY CIiICIf.9 Alts: 'fHE 1lpfgan Ave, Fort li'llli�arh, Ont. Iftn+ nn* hex 1 18. Port Office A. Tawsrf»
Orgattned labor alone. In some progeny of Foundation and Re- Septern -her - -N. Taytor. .- Fain .
casesrattagement his been pretty lfistered I3rrds. All Breeders f3t., Sudbury, 'U'nt., pA1pnRFssiNfi t1i1 i1fcA1. IIt!�tr( 11fIFX7+ - - - - --
blood- tested, Prices from 9c to October-- r. Pr)meau _ Ciipreol,
_,_tough. But'the uncompromising acid -95c. All tFUtrenteed excellent Ontario. LEARN HAIRI)RFSSTi�C THE
uattmely attitude of many. Of the. layers. Don't, delay, order now. November -'F. T. Nowton - Bell ' Robertson method Tntormetlon FRED A EnDDTNrTn?t 1311Y8, -
Goddard .Chick Hatclierlea, Brl -.. Island. Nfld on request regarding ' clataes -sells, exchnnces musical instru-
naions i.a9 Every appearance of tnnoia Hetgats. Ont -�totsarttorPr Hairdressing
Arad- merits. itt rMrrch Ihronto 2
being miinly f6pe)flsibli for up'-'- DYEING AND ChFANIN( emu, 1147 Avenue Rnad, Nomnto.
PAyaeKTS
:; setting everybody'.s '.'applecart:'�' A IiAT('EL BEFORE THE REGUI - E,IVk; } t)C1 AIy Y1'H1itiG NEEDS
nc hatch for broiler and light dyeing or cleaning? WTite to us IsF:DiCAL PETHKRSTUNHAUC7H 8 CUAtI'AN4 -_
J. foatter production. By those who for information. We are' glad to CAUMEEKA FOOT BALM DE- Patent Solicitors. Established have the proper facilities for answer your questions. Depart- atroya otfenafve odor instantly. 1E19. ` 14 , Klrg west. Toronto.
-SNOW HAPPY 'whiter brooding. More diveraiflc•= ment H. Parker's Dye. %York- , Booklet of 'Informatlun an _
aloon in the poultry business is 453 bottle. Ottawa ascot. Den
advhabie: Use building#& and f.tmited, 791 Yonge Street To-
Use -4 +reed
-men Drug Store, Ottawa.
- equipment longer -and to gre•iter {onto
1 TAX1U[1R91Y
advantage. Indicatlona are, That • PREENATONE HEALTH• SALTS '
j)oultfy prices will continue high positively does relieve' Arthritis
DF'IEtTI \'F:9 DEER AEAUS ,%iUo glove , IItl er.
for the first six months In *1446 at and Rheumatism. T'alpful, . ewal - -• Hides tanned into glove (gather,
.least. Producers should be able to '.ten joints reduced no matter how
- runiplete contracts with process- C Investigatiol. UV�Lwhere' L.13 nta- long you have sultered. Months sk also buy Deer Hides. Sheep'
�nrs for that .,period even before lnv.estigat }ons: anywhere 'In Unto, -. supp ly 91.00 postpaid, Indian. Re• �ekips tanned for floor rugs. Dear
hu)-infi the chicks. During the rlo. Peraoria located. Free, con. anedles, Box 118,., Vancouver, 13. C. 'Hides tanned. and made into rugs.
tr:ir sump remarkable achieve- oultatlon. Telephone Kirigsdalt Foxes and.Furs dresadd• and made
men>a took place in the year 19'25, Active Investigation Ru- PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT into scarfs. 26- Elm Street, .Toron-
reap, 68 Fairihara Avenue, To- the goo
from taking D to, Oliver Spanner Ca Lid.
round production-of poultry meat. g 1rr-
F:peciatized meat production has rtinto. Ont. , on,- Remedy for Rheumatic Pains
hernme remunerative In its .own f' and Negritts.- Munrots Drug Store, WANTED
right, Greatly Improved proces- FUR- SALF, - - 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid 91.00.. t
ring facilities .have asaisted in WANT BUSINESS, ANY BIND.,
a this development, New Ideas in STOMACH THREAD WORMS cash' buyers for Stores, Nlills,
X "y poultry barbecues, In the sale of C often are the cause of iii health REGISTERED HEREFORD.. Garages, Hotels, .what .have you
�-
cut up poultry. cooked poultry in humans,,all ages. Dlo one Im- George' Drumulond, Owin Sound,
w: nod. Eviscerated poultry are here FOR SALE triune! Why not find out if this is Ont.
fi to stay. Anew era in the sgle of .year Old Bull, I)omino rued, weli your trouble ,interesting particu-
poultry meat has begun. If you marked. Two younger bulls, atso .Tars - -Free! , Write Mulveney's- WANTED,' AUNILF•Y -50 H.P.. T11AC- -
'' %%ant chicks, for immediate deliv -. -one- cow rising three, all blood Remedies. Specialists. Toronto 9. tor: _tote eondition and price.
cry we have them. If you -want tested and'T. B: Clear. -Also other
o animals owned try Preeders in Box 30.• Ylaliburtnn.
ehhcka for Inter d .livery -it will ' tT'S EXCELLENT. REAL RESCTI:TB
pay you to book them now. Send vicinity: For information write after taking Dixon's Remedy for
for free catalogue and 1946 price- R: G. R -- iieumauc rains ano ireurltia .THEATRE WAiVT�D
llst..Als layl g_.�i Jv 1z. 1-i btroud, Ontnrho. _ .Munro'o Drug. Store, . 335• Elgin, 900 seats or over, any town In
{pullets for immediate delivery. Ottawa. Postpaid 11.00. Ontario; Pgivate only. Adcertts-
Tweddle Chicle Hatcheries IAA- j FAM 'TRACTOR? HOME er, 238 TOrrena Avenue, Toronto
ited, Fergus. Ontarl6. 6, Ont.
made. Cheap., O. Bradley, Russell, OPPORTUNITIES FOR VIVUMLrN"'
Ontario, IVANT HOUSE IN 'TOR N,•
" BE A. HAIRDRESSER.. •lane or i•Iighway, prefer with
SUPERIOR CHICKS TAXI': t;OLLECTOrts' -' c;Or.- -
=' q Frill ch(cka, Winter chicks, Sprin^ t;eous nictorlat packet. 100 vatic- JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOI, little land, $700 to 91800 - Serest
3g ties. including Cooke Islands, 'As- Crest Opportgnity. Learn cash buyers. Give description,. -•;;.
+� chicks, all popular breeds, H)- pension, Airmails, commemor -. Hairdressing net price. George Drummond,
brids, day old and started. , Im, i atives. 253 Approvals.. Bruce. Pleasant- dignified profession. good Owen Sound. Ont.
EaK mediate or later delivery. Al]
Y 118. 451¢ Street N, W., Calgary, wages, thousands successful Marvel {'
breeders .bloodteste'd. 21 day llv- Alberta. g 1VANTEf1 TO rtFNT :1CItF.A<.F.
ability guarantee. Catalogue; _ ., graduates. America's greatest ays- farm. or. lot Coni enfenc•cs In - . -•-
praces free. Superior. Hatcher); 1'HfITUSTASfYS - 1 ht'R PHOTO A*. m. Illustrajed catalogue tree. houstf. Roma 10. 1 Gould Street. .
Although his forbears (pun intend. Linwood, Ontario. `Write or-call Tornnt�. lint.'
g (p on beautiful sUimps. Sample' ?tee.
'sill) tarno: frorri.a.tiny island off the ll$: HAVE FOR 2M�IEDIATE SIIT1`- on be, Amazing 1�'onde.rlOOm tits your _-MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
sit of Alaska, this -10- month -old merit laying and ready to, lay Pui- Purse, weaves sn)thing. 91,S1j r St. W. HIGHEST PRICES PAID
P $tdiak Crib in the St. Louis son lets in New Harripshires, Barred with patterns. Reddic.ls, V1rni 358 Eloor 3t. W. Toronto Foe 313 kinds of dreaseA poultry:
Rocks and white Leghorns, also Ave., Oshawa, Ontario. Crnnches: `H King St: Hamilton i
asever -had seen snow before. And 8r -74 Rtdenu Street. Ottawa. Get our- prices before you 'sell.
cross breds. Also day 'old chicks _ Write, phone or wire
does he lwro it! He dances with es- for immediate delivery. Tweddle •FLASTICS. PT.F CIGL15 KIT. F:ASY
Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, - - to make jewellery, lamps, home NE1V HUBBY HAIVDICk'Al T. J JOHN C. .COOPER
4itement AS the first flakes fall. furnishings, etc:, far O"Vn use, With Wonderloom you can weave 2304 13LOUR•S1r. W. TORONTO
Ontario. gifts or resale from this benutiful _
1�'E'VE A ,GOCIT). SUPPLY Off•'. Plastic. P.lexig ias. jewellery find• handbags, afghans, luncheon -sets Pi1TUNE JU, 8339
i�r 'p 'easily. Complete with instrue- BUYER, ?JR. TED BfriVi..FR
iTAt39iEri R�t ! st.arteil chicks, 2 -3 week -olds• va- in`ftt cement, ttistructtnas•1). Shan- Lions a'ntt -thre* patterns. One
rious. breeds and crosses, includ- ;4,30 plus postage, ('. ll. 11. Shan- Dollar. J. U Rice Agencies, 430. WANTED: MEN AND 1i`U5![ V 'TO
trig heavy breeds. Also dayoMF,- on Products Co. T', O. T:ox 2594, Johnson cat. $ingston.'antario. take orders for chicks. You can
$ats in flight constantly give °tit immediate or early In the )'ear I'lace D'Arme.,_iTontr*nl, •Que. - make money in your spare time _
exceedingly shrill chit in 5 which delivery. Pullet barirains in Jan- 1•ERSONAT. selling' your friends. and nelgh. '
gly P ,$• teary ask for prices. Order STAMP C0L.l r.CTUIt� WrHTH I UR bcrurn chicks for one of canada's
return to their cars as echoes tb now, Bray Hatchery. 1 °n .iohn ?i. free ps'ice list of new and old "L:t•IJATt C:UMINCi 13EFQRE oldest established ' Gorertiment ;
warn tht'zri of obstacles in their 'TTamilton• Ont, lasuea, mint and used. - .Atonnt Christ." Wonderful book itrr0eee Approved Hatcheries. Rend far i
Loyal Stamp' Co., ' 1478 McWi %leirlddc, Mission, Rochester - 11. full detalti. Wx No, e.1. 79
iSSUE o,2- -•1943 College Ave., Montreal. Que. '�. Y. Adelaide W., Toronto.
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'tea., ,._..- ___. -_ _._?••<'_ _
~ ;.. • , y to my that thousands were attend -'
Class�tied •Ad s church, or f u e tree..}s ITANL
:'�•.. or hanging np stockings in the `N` �- `"�• sr -�'' = "'
DE CHICKS ome Y
z wkolesome atmosphere of h or ;
.�e sissy for 'the expected demand
Church. 5o many drunken drivers , <
for broilers and eggs - order Hill - got into difficulty in our neighbor Fertllar- er May'' ,.Seance i B S •
r'...: aide Chicks, noted for high product_ y �• Tbea.r�
hood,=we have not troubled to note
;:-,''ivenesa, both eggs and meat. "App- Sham. ;,rte_ --YOUR' _ rt
roved" Chicks, breeders pnilorutn However we suppose everyone is �- - �' _ StoudEfville '
tested. - Save ` your time by contact-
-A,
entitled to their own interpretation :.;:
: v .,Jng local' agent, Garry Milks, Pick- ' of Christmas celebration, and it will ;
ering, Oat. lalways be that way.. But -we- do UR Phone
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oo G A' 9toativlUe 34i
F08 SALE — '82 Durant,- good think - that Christmastide is on,. BatuTdsY Yt. see at 2. P. i[.
tires, in running order and in good season that deserves sober, sane re-
Dom d.>a-
shape_Phoae Pick. vT-4 -R 31 membrance. Ed. ,
- -- NOW.
open Eaek right At
.. Two unfurnished rooms, neat high- -.:_ :.,. .._.._ _ , : • ..., .. .
,FRIDAY = SATURUA?
way. NP objection to one child. Ap -_ For`, December Or January DEER 2s and 2s
ply Mr. Etwell, Rosebank Road. Delivery
COOK STAVE — for sale~. "Good s Goin To Town
s s
'. - 'Cheer", 'with reservoir. ]Seasonable.
y :• Apply Bop 479 .',laws Off' Arrivals Are UNCERTAIN
, ium and Abner
L
— Bought and Sold —il l
"
Used Clotnu)g sterilized, clean- BECAUSE — - na Sky
od and pressed :ke new. Larry s� s Canada imports all herotash from. the United R, Scott and R. Wariick
- large stack of :gr elms suits, -States.
overcoats and. paur. Also .a good mX; p' �� Selected Short Subjects
itock of new tt:i eT auats and The consum tion of Potash itt -the U. S. A. has - Universal :`sws
windbreakcrs, anc: gents' furnish'- doubled in the last five Sears without a comes
a - -- - -MO?� DAY — T
ings at very reason4ble +prices. Call - ponding increase in production.. l ESDAY
and be convinced. DEC. 31 -JAN. 1
► Sam Schwartz ^ , ; . Due to uncertain labour conditions,'A•merican firms
Ont. �' '' ` -wi1L 'not accept contracts nor- guarantee' deliv
- � -- - - 81 Bond Street-West; Oshawa, ,�..." A::, .,,;.� _ Anchors A
—' ; _ Aweigh
cries. ll
PIANOwTUNI tG t "
SHtiR -GAIN Fertilizer now re �� Keuy �d Frank 3Jay��
-AIND REPAIRS _ ready for shipmenit Select Uhurt Sub
25 Year's E is in, perfect drilling condition packed in special jecto
Experience in Stage, moisture resistant bags. If stored in a dry place -
Concert and Radio. it will be in perfect condition at seeding time. -
. _ VIC. REID SPECIAL NEW YEAB'S SYE
ounbarton Phone Pitlt_1R23 u John Drainee, producer of Cite BE SURE Of Your SHUR -GAIN xID -NITS SHOW
Northern Electric House, written
by Horace Brown -of Dunbarton. :.
_ w _ "Christmas" -- continues . _ CANADA PACKERS, 'LIMITED
dense and myrrh -and other gifts-
• a story " picture we like to -heat' - " _ - . ._•-, -^ e ertilizer Division
nd
to this day, that -a Santa Claus, [
_ n i w ,�rZT-or _ - str f ndeers c o _ Lie o re d n t• re- � i _ g - member their- names,-- do you? ), C �} .
- `ccatninfi down the chimney or.stair- A Ha New. Y ar Mens,30,40,,50! Choice 111Ieat$
The biggest disappointment lJS Happy New
wa . b a of -
y g8e the. w-riter's li:e,' tii'as ewhen n To All Our Fish in Season r
'Pound out" — in spite of G+'n. MOf111�I pop �1
- Brock Chisholm' 'and B. R. Sand- ' T c- You May Paq biota You Gant
wel l ( poor -old fellows, 'why don't - �, ; ; ; - Advertisers. aA . •
_
they leave well- enough alone —I ! t >5??71 = . F `-° ' rs"�iL.a Buy Better
,sever Balled= trry parents !tars be- ->'
Phone 1805 Clare nersk OmL
. - .• 'cause they led me along on this Kaiser -. - ..
Santa Claus- Business; it -never did
we ate, harm, and it's a, great da Agricaltural Shirt. Courses To Se : Claremont Meat
s, child life). _ 5 - ' t^ simple, buS -rirh de: - t -Held During January
All these contribute to "Christ-
i sigrx we can furnish EteCtrlc �' 'Market
Th" ", aid besutifu ,h ar On memorials that . will A series of one -week - coursed' is
please* from every Atrt's- M^LOinig Neu ' Il Agriculture for junior farmers will
' Christmas eve the writer spent. a standpoint -, In dignity i,bt ItS Mitt tai $ trer! be held in Ontario trou_-tty in the
toll e�'eni�g listening M carols a� month of Jan �• V� �'ei' ++a �+
' of appearance our work - _.r_ January, 1946. Listed be-
(lone- tba tsparti-stories; done b',,*-. artists in -' will stand out through ' 'low are the dates and pieces for the IUNERAL DIR1E MR
' - that particulgr service. One doesn't � s`''��[[ C`� ��jj the Ages. ; JC. X �1laiaas, various courses. Private Aabdasea ,
'1 -do this without som recuilect�ons— „ _ :
Greater Tribute” Jan. -7 11, Port -Perry. High school lrlwe hart,. n o ee j
-- it 'was quite easy' to 'r -tall' those �p _ Jan. 1 -•18
other days, and with this, at eleven N. W. STAFFORD 9'ic esi', V�t� Brechin, Oat, Malvern NN {
. Jas. 21 —ft5 Brougham, Oat. {'�
'clock; Jack Dtinnpt 'and his news- Highway Memorial PHONE PICK. i18J Jas 28--a1 Sunderland, O;tt Markham Lute
cast; his first :tens last minute , Works _ fthe above dotes. inclusive)
' pp de in for Christmas are being ! o s WANTED These courses are designed
made in Toronto, thousands are Tin- � ; I'h• '�Z Whitby, Out. Shed to cov-
iag up , at the liquor stores ". That ! -'- — — er work on farm machinery', rope -Eaves- Troughing
MAD HJRSE.S AND C711 11.! f splicing, soils sad fertilizers live
-did not go so well with "Silent Night"
" and "o Littie child of Bethlehem ", I g For- tr1CK up phone i �k Judging, farm crops, and the enter 'Work
!t spoiled the pi.'ture, lie neglected 1 ---- BROOKLIN .: .. .. .. ,'' care and management of beef sad rp
dairy cattle, hogs, horses and sheep.
:
PICKER TG .. .. ,, .: 606 It is hoped that all those within WORK GUARANTEED
• _ _
PICK= 0 .. .. .. W } a radius of the pieces mentioned will
EXPERT
- AGINCOURT ...... ....:one 2141 •fond it possible to 'take in these EVlRETT SMITH
We pay Ithe :phone cha1Fgef ocurses as they are designed to be :' Fairport Beach. Ontario
as practical and useful as possible.
..GORDON YOUNG LTD Definite annou- minents Will be made
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y� own communit -•7 ou help as pupils ermined _ -' — 886 No. pupils with ptwn. 10MV10 , iii
,� .; to do thi *- Withoat you we cannot No. of pupils with no 1$S Number of cavities
- c LA R E M ON 'Thank you. No. with tamp tooth, no defects 191 No. extractions
-_ During the past year, our circul- No. pap" perm. teeth,'no def. W7
- A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR wholesome %atertaiament is provid stiou has increased to a very encoui-
_ _* C'LABEMONT BEADEB3- aging figure; your efforts have eon- s
We are pleased to report that Ms. 1e y° people of our comet- tributed to this in no MAU way. �. - •
1i Why tam advantage of it. Such To 'our advertisers, - we
so gall N ot1�e� loters
Dave Pugh is improving uieelY after a jolly, friendly crowd was a pleas•
%a attack last week your attention to that foot. More
Mr. Fred Morley, of Toronto, is tine to ace. Proceedings were esliv- people are reading the News than : �.
,pending the holiday with his fam- ened at one point by the draw for ever before. Advertising in the hews (�
e the ducky offered as a prize in the PAYS -our advertisers tell us
so.8iige of Po 81�b- Divi�ona
ily here. 1 draw ur aid of a skating ruck for Two advertisers hive told' us this
Mr. Cecil Robinson, of Torontto, the youngsters, promoted. and pro .. ' _' - in, Pickering Township
spending this holiday with his week You don't charge enough for
'family in the Village.
ided by Don Beer. The lucky wig the returns I get ".
Mr. Blake Briscoe is holidaying at ner was Mrs. C. Devitt; young Leos- POLLING SUB- DIVISIAN NO, 8 -- all the lots
1 and Liacambe made the ,draw. Bar - "` : Numbers 19 to 24 inclusive fsozri Labe out-
from home here. rett's popular orchestra members in _ � hitevaJe
. ffiisa Shirley Manion is with her - t: ' : i .. ario to.�e kith -- concession line, except that portion
!k parents here for the holiday. unison viished the .dancers a Happy ` " '''`of the ea idbar to the west' of Frencisman s Bay .
Mrs. Lonsdale, still its indifferent Christmas, and the hard- working The annual business meeting of , gap, ae:,dd including lots 25 and 26 is theeeand
`.health, is improving slowly. ladies. of the .Institute Social Com= the United Church :Sunday School and Third Coucessions: _
- Miss is i Pretty, l Toronto is ite$ provided delicious �Am sand -, was' held in the basement of the - r
spending the holiday with her par- 'vrnchea and coffee' - a fitting wi,•sd- church with Sev. biclachian presid- ''pQl;IiiNG SUB-Dr VISION No. 3A all the lots
- _ up Lo a satisfying evening. ing. Reports showed attendance froth 'Numbers 25 to 30. inclusive from Lake Ont
Vents here. Xr. and Mrs. W. J., Brown and son throughout the year a little over two ario to the Second Concession line and including
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cooper ant. ' visitors with Mrs. thousand with 3r: average of 57. '
family, of Waterford; Mr. ,and Mrs. _Jack were Sunday ra8 _ that portion of Frenchman's Bay sandbar _west of _
_ Ted Tomlinson and fanuly of Tut Orvanle.. The missionary objective, ai w�60 was _ -_ the gap.
- gl isa B,i$w te1;. of Hamilton visit- reached- . Home Dept. collections foc
onto, were with -Dr.. and, Mrs. _Tom- the eilawe' "fausiI last week. the f '
linson. y year $Y 25. "Officers elected or ' POLLING SUB= DIlVISTON No. -4 - all the lots
Mr, Jesse Ward is holidaying at %Ted• YD11'Ows *was home for Christ- 19.16 as follows: Supt.; Harold from Numbers 31 to 35 inclusive from' Lake' Ont�
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his home here. - -' P'hiliips; Assistant, • Blake Anuis; ario to the Second Concession line..
Miss Georgina Forsyrthe, of Oah The Brougham rink is again func- Secretary, Alvin Wilson, Assistant, - -
avas, spent the holiday with Mr. and: '�O�g on the grounds of Mrs..Beer Blanche Hamlin; Treasurer, Miss POLLING SUB- DYVISIOIV No. 5 -- all the .lots
Mrs. Charles holiday. . a great, attraction for the children Marjory T'weedie; Pianist, Miss Mary from Numbers 17 to 35 inclusive from the Second
Mr. and i11rs. E. Ridge, of Ajax, of the community. Burwash; Home Dept., Mrs. N. Stan- Concession line to the 4th Concession' line. �
were guests Mr. and dall. Teachers. - Adult Bible CIass, 4
The annual meeting of the W. M. bare, L, Hagerman; L A. M., fir. N. I.. T. JOHNSTON, Clerk `
A, Len Lye over Chrimas. Mr. and Mrs. Don. Hedges and S• of St. Johnts was held Thursday Robinson; Live Wires, Mrs. Randall; Township of Pickering
" SaaYW,y will also' spend fJre holiday
afternoon, December 13, at the Worthwhile, Mrs. G. Hamlin. and e
with Mr. and Mrs. Lye. home of Mrs. H. Plaxtoa, with a Mrs.. B. Annie; Junior Giziati Miss Et. Children's i4mier..ear Shertsge May CARD OF THANKS
Dar. and Mrs. Gilbert Gibson spent good attendance. President Mrs. L. Medcalfw, Junior Boys, Miss J. Continue for Some Months
- -: 'the holiday with friends in Toronto. .Johnston Sr. presided. Reports were Anthony; Pri¢ nary, Mrs. A. Pherrill; I wish: to express may sia�ca O
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Scott, of Osh- gi�:en , on - Vanishing Teas receipts Beginners and Cradle Roll, Miss "Pte must face -the fact that even appreci8tion to all the neighborsRr
awn, spent the holiday here. with of $$11.75; Year's Allocation met. Ruby Michell; Missionary Supt., friends and relatives, for the -ldai
Officers elected for 1946 were though manufacturing ,output is "
. ,�. and �_ George, �� . , Mrs. L. Hagerman; Missionary and sympathetic keel , .%► many ways
brought before the meetin by .the Treasurer, Mrs. N. K.- Robinsv-. higher �� it was before the war ; YmP p
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Boniface hol- 8 Burin the sudden again of s Misd
nominating committee, Mrs. Philip, the extraordinary demand for child- '' S passing
idayed with friends in Toronto. _ P' ' ' "yen's underwear, .sleepers ar.d osha. a :d loving husband: Thanks to tl�
Harold Hopkins, of the Army was Mrs. Nssie and airs. Mairs. The i The annual busineag.:.eeting of brougham W. I. and the Greenwood
new officers are: Hon. - Pros., 'Mrs•' the loco; Pad Cross was beid ir. t "» nightwear cannot be fulir eaticfi-d i
ex noel to arrive in Canada on for some months yet," Donald Gor w A. for their kited messages o!
P� Johnston; President,-: stns. G. Dun- public library with the Presidem, ',sympathy and all who sent cards and
'Wednesday. lie has been . overseas don, Chairman -rat the VY. I`- ar ei T.
for several Years. ; can; 1st ti'ice- Pres., Mrs. H. DFaI- ' i4lrs J. Buckles in the ch_3.ir• Repo is B.,annouaced recently.' letter. s-d to those who seat IIowr
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Coates, color: 2nd `•ice- 1*res -, tiro. H. flax -- showed a little over $l3 raised by ers, espe�iaily the Claremont Band
i Childress underwear is ir• short -
�- Toronto, Harold and Jiro, all spent ton Secretary^.Mrs. Ritchie; Treas« duposta'- of salvage Mrs. Randall. sapply in - relation to d. *, and. as,!-boys, the choir.and Mrs. Ga--enon for
a 51rs. Cassie. press -Sec., Mr-4. Brown; convener. 143' garments were reads r. , the b. au:i'ul- solo•; and to.the-iam-
the holiday with Mrs.. John Coates Community. Friendshi Mrs. Philip; � any .mother _k�+r«s. g1 r. G •rdJn
Jar. and Mrs. J. C. Monist; and P, P: ` . 6 girls' tunics, 22 meat's whit! u o flies of Largmaid. Coates, Wideman
Lit. Secretary. Mrs. \fairs: M. and says iiowev r, the pans rat alt r'. :
yiarilyn, of Ajax, Mr.. and Xrs JL*s. shirts, LO boys' uncier•ve' 1 t3 iz� . in' j Carruthers and Fo ie, ;sad to his
bF., afro, Knox; ChriQtian Sseward- I coats, •'.- babies' cG3ta, 12 Fo=pital supply ,es -party due to sstisbir rg
Peddle, and family,, of Claremont, a d t wther and unl ' brother Clit�
ship and Finance," Mrs. Malcolm; C �, 6 childs' dresses, 33 babies' buying- of available stoon or. •the ` rd y ,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kidd and farts- Associate Helpers, Miss SF. 1?uncan, one hand, and reconversion of indus, I °n.• „ 1y49, John 9odea �
of Fichmond Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. pullovers. 6 babies' dresses, 2 pair try on the other ".
Supply Secretary, Mrs. Lemon and boys pyjama, 4 boys' coats., 4L -titt-
;Earl Bootie, of Newcastle, all spent Mrs. Holtby; Temperance, Mrs- W- ing 128 articles as follows - 26-boy's' _
All. Sunday with Mrs. Bacon. Bayles; Pianists, Mrs. Barclay and long sleeve turtleneck sweatera, ' 23
Mr. a'ui -Mrs, John Sutton, of Mrs. Harpey; Flower Coaaaittee, i pair glov*K 51 pair sous, 27 scarves, D
Toronto, spent the holiday With Rev. Mrs. A. Gray and Mss. W. Gray; 1 helmet. _ Officers Of Doric Lodge, A. �. UZ A. Me
L E. and Mrs. Kennedy. Finance Commies, Mrs, Casale and Mrs. Van. Blaircomb conducted the C �('
Miss Hilda Prouse, of Tomato, Mrs. Hugh Miller; Social'Committee, election oe officers for 1846. Pre$- • • For The Year 94fi • •
and Mr. and MX8a Allan Proase, of Mesdames Norton, Ptaxton, Dorothy ident; Mrs. J. Buckles; Vice- P4reeid- .
Georgetown. spent the boliday -with Harlock Gannon and R- Crawford: mt, Mrs. G. Hamlin, Secretary- _-
- ' 11[r. and Mrs. Arthur Prouse. Baby Band Leader, Mrs. O. Burton; Treasurer, bars. Herbert, Social Con -
less Doris Dolphin, of Toronto, Mission Bazad - Mrs. R. Crawford vener, Mrs Randall; Quilt CommiV-
i6olidayed with her parents here. has resigned and a new leader. has ee; Mesdames. G. Anthoay,'G. Hatrr-
The next dance sponsored by the not been appointed yet. After a very
park Board, will be held on January kin, J. Deakins, G. Hastings steel e:
1 L pleasant sfternooa the hostesses H. Johnson; . Sewing _ Committee:
- served refreshments. ,Mesdames N. Randall, J. Buckles, j
On Thursday even.% December W. Booth; Knitting .Conwiittee: Mee- t
Couss.onity New Year's Eve Party M the annual! Christmas Party for dashes .F. Herbert; Auditors, Mrs. J.. l
A community New Year's Eve the Sunday School was held &-.A a Tweedie and C. Hilts. 13 Blood Don-
,party will be sponsored by the Park �F appropriate program was given ors attended the Markham Clinic and "
;Board. It will commence with a big which was very
at the. local rink. Then by the children, donated. Preas Corr., Mrs. Rm-edall.
'eksting party :.mosey will move to the Han fora PI to ell, including parents
concert, games and refreel7menta. A �• Kennedy as always; occupied 'Dental Survey of 'Pickering Twill
the chair in his own pleasing male- '
.big time is in store for everyone, so ter. The tree with the treat follow- i
y '!keep it in mind. (congratulations to The. Ontario Municipal Health
ed the concert, jolly Old Santa giv- Service Board, set up by an Act of
ithe Board on their enterpri se• -it's ing it the . real . Christmas touch. ; the Ontario Legislature in 194 _has
ideas lilac this that snakes one .think
Sunday School will soon ve entering j requested information respecting.
lot more of his or her. home town. the new soft, a-td we hope for re- i needed dental surveys among school
) newed -enthusiasm. The R. P. are children in certain areas in the
Claremont Hockey Boys Thank going to take part in the pageant ; pro�-ince of Ontario. -This specif:c
Their Supporters at Claremont on Sunday sussing. t, information was requested by tna A. Y4..: •xa, f
The news• of the' passing of, Mr. ltlkrHCipal Health Services Board -t'ff*^ �'�, 1'• ;. -
Bassett, of Greenwood, has shocked from 'the Royal College of DerLal
The Claremont boys have 'entered -
:' 'a team in the Pickering Township the friends` of Brougham. The farm, ,, Surgeons of Ontario, which body
Hockey League, and wish to thank ily of the deceased have the sym- % represents dentistry in the Province
the following businessmen and res- pathy of their old neighbors of thin �� of Ontario. -
place. The first Dental Survey was made
pi
idents of the village for having don _ - in an area La Northern Ontario {
fated the following sums for hockey .. A u�1�� brown as the, "Porcupine District ".
equipment: A!i 1 form time to time other
Chao. Cooper $5.00; George Constable Since then
stove have been requested by diff-
.00• Mrs. Tom- ~
.00; Mrs. Brown $6.00; The ppblie school closing concert, �i' ':`:'.•�,. `
erent'municipalities: r f
Unsm $5.00; Alf. Pretty $5.04; Jack
under the leadership of Miss M• The Township of Pickering re- '
Norton $5.001 M. Irwin $5.00; Dr. Brown, was held last Tuesday. The Picker -. -
4 ?oanlinson $4.00; Jos. Farr $4.00; room was filled with visitors and qua that such. a survey be made. - . -
The Durham - Ontario Dental Assoc- �.
Fred Mowder $4.00; - Robt. McLeod -ratepayers. Trustee G. K. Pratt was . istion was requested to make this
$5,00; Len Lye $4.00; Ed. Lewis chairman. The usual dialogue, music, survey. The officers of this body
Frank ' Loyst $4.00; M. And- recitations and drills were held MM Dr. F"aise, Pickering, President; I '^ � � � • ' t' ' R' r? � � *,' � '.f .� STF.R
earson - $4.00; Jack' Brignall $3.00; C. rarso;s, who has taught the music Dr. Walden, Port Hope Vice- Presid-
A. Overland $3.00; Fred Evans $3• for -some time was not present, but ent; Dr. R.- E. Cox, Oshawa, Sec-
-t;10; M, Sutherland $2.00; Harry she is to be congratulated upon' her wry- Treasurer, and Dr. S. J.
Porter $2.00; Mrs. Brooke $2.00; E. work. The singing and deportment Phillips, Oshawa, Director of Dental
Baker $2.00; Alvin Redshaw $2.00; of -the school showed a marked im-
District
Thos. Hammond $1.00; Frank Ward provement, Evert the most shy e fats took part d . a 2. The following dent-
is this survey. Doctors
$1.00; Jerry Evans - $1.00; Bill Slack nervous of the children did his part Fallaise, Cox, Matealfe, Detlor, Gif-
s $1.Ob Total of $90.00y1 well: Santa was Chore and brought ford, Brock, Rodgers and Phillips.'.
as
Anyone who h not been • Con- rnumerm presesets. for all, while the This survey was made possible r
yuseed or who has not donated to trusteee► treat was much enjoyed, through the assistance of Mrs. Jean
the above fund, and wishes to do although the candy scarcity was in Ross Rhoten, Public Health Nurse,
0 go, may enquire, about it from Alan evidence Everyone will regret meat. and with the co- operation of Reeve n _
Tomlinson. The" Executive Comumitt- Mrs• parsons has' resigned and' an- Bia]ap Annie and diia Couiecil, Med-
Manager, Robt. McIA04; �- other .music, teacher its being ea-
ieal Health' Officer, Dr. Tomlinson.,
••"tary- Treasurer, Alai► Tomltnson; gaged, dries Br6%-.n is to be'congrat- Inspector rof Schools, teachers of the f
Coach, George DeRusha; • Captaln, ulated upon her work and efficiency. District and L. T. Johnston, Town-
Chub Speneeley; ' Equipment care -
THANKS TO OUR ship Clerk.
taker, Bill Slack.
OORRF.SPONDEN. TS This township has ait`aiea
- ,0 — 674 acres and an assessment of
BROUGHAM
-' • �•+ At the close of a successful year, $4,100,481.10 with 21 school. !�• �:"
wo, the publishers of the News wish Analysis of Lase survby reveals the
Tbie dance at the Township Hall to eDcpress our edncere tbaalca to •ear following: 22 _
sa S&tazr&,y eight last, sponsored by ansny ..:... - w ,., tonne for their set- Schools examtaed
was soother vices to us during 1945. Your efforts Total earoUssent 1010 W. ]�.k� P. +_`tom. Jr. Ward --a R,' p, NEALE, Sr. Wat4ft
Lat1f ♦Law,• - ' } as - - - --
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SUCCESS AFTER 45 YEAR BAN V.. U.S. SEEKS CURE FOR PALESTINE "HEADACHE-
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C ospion ..
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CYPRUS Russia, rancs and Turk e + i
having impooat MiddlMediterranid 1Ri
Eost interest:, keep eye on
S" LEIANON s, t "' deretopnenb
5uQ J lritain, under U. S is involved, as
CANAL Leogwe of Nations member of icint
mandate, u hold Anglo -u. S. cam-
ta responsible for mitten of inquiry,
Mililaat Jess, headed • ' Palestine formed to survey -
•� v the sitaotion,seeks
a . by Ha�gsw group, x o solution aa<
building strong
under-
EGYPT
.o
EGY.PT' ground for direct A�� ��'�
Ion
Jewish "Mopai ' pa
r: } advocates civil dis- '! oI
obedience campaign,
including non- paymen
of tuxes. Patesti++e's SA ARABtA
_ - B. L. Carr —Art Laurin —P. E. Ouderkirk economy depends on --
_ -Art i.anria, y�iibisher of the "Jldorrisburg Leader," aided and abetted = ' `n` Jewish industry and to :: _
_-. by the Moriisburg FUbing and Game Ciub, was instrumental in money
raising the ban which has for the past 45 years prevented deer boat- '
rotes dedrn
tng in Dundas County. The sample draped over the car is the .photo- . ; = y R economic boycott d s
graph wag bagged after old minutes of hunting, which proves the r i Palestine goods
gentleman photographed are not only good shots but also good
,.,. —they could have gotten more y-, � MAN G
ANOTHER THRO NE TOPPLES YEMEN f�
Al ��- ,�•�..� � s � .��, ' ,� �� �°
ARAB LEAGUE r , :lr Arabian
ro Gulf of Aden $!a
jj Miles
,'� •, _ �;j 0 200 p Ei'#Hi�t/li ,: ,.. � r mow• '«'�
Dynamite- packed Palestine holdsIlr
lcP9eive potentialities that will in-
volve all the great powers unless a • a _
' «{ speedy solution to the Arabian-
'' r
� 3 Jewish conflict is found. Indicated
�W on map above are soma of the da3r�"
velopments and factors which
focus world's anxiety on this tiny
w
r4µ Rloub% spot First positive rtep
_ t °,;. •a: by the U.S. and British govern-
ments toward ending the strife was k
the appointment of alil-man Anglo-
American committer to study the -
'k whole situation, and recommend a
' r ' remedial action. Supreme Arab
Council for Palestine threar sur "
.+' prise mo3fkey wrench into the peace
maehinerLV by repudiating in ad-
�' vane any decisions of the Anglo- -
_ U.S. committee. Heading Britain's
n _.
ot �he London $igh Court of '
tofu Palestine committremr i.
-
judge Sir John B: Sa�leton, 1!#t,
_wtice. Chairman of the U.S. group
E
e Joseph
C Hutcheson.
righ , f the U & Circuit Court at
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Houston, Tex.
ENGINES CATCH FIRE AS RECORD - BREAKING PLANE LANDS
!Yugoslavia has been declared a republic and King Peter, shown with - -
Queen Alexandra, has bean "deprived of all vested rights" %►
T'HRII.L.ED BY SIGHT OF SNOW "
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Smoke 'pours from'the mid -ships section where the engines are located, as the XB -42 Mix- Master"
?' ' ,,,•�,, �" Douglas bomber taxies to a hangar at Washington, D.C, airport after setting a new trans - continental
��`'�' i record. Slight damage was ieported. The ship fLw from Long. Beach, Calif., in S hours, 17 minutes _-
�!' and 34 seconds. The placte, equipped with twin en, cs and two counter-rotatin g tail propellers. _
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averaged more than 400 miles an hour.
THEY'LL SEEK FACTS IN GM -UAW STRIKE
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It's an ill wind that doesn't - satisfy somebody. While most people
shuddered when they»lce to find .the streets covered with snow, Pictured above are members of the fact - finding board a pointed by president Truman to investigate
;':#haee gins from India, students at the University of Toronto school the General Motors outo strike. They are, left to right, edge Walter P. Stacy. chisi justice of the
of nursing, were thrilled at the sight. "It's beautiful;' they choruserecent d. '.Nuorth Carolina Supreme Court and chaiftan of the re Labor- Mrcaagement Confertrnce; Lloyd "
The native sari worn by Mrs. May Aster Jainu Deen, right, and her K. Barrison, chairman of the War Labor oard; and Milton FUenhower, president of Kansas Stste, ,
r•'•scbg my appear incongruous in Canada. hut'she was anxious to try College.. Without special laws, which are novi pe iding before Congress, the board ',vW have no legal
the sport. Her friend, Mrs. R. Iyangar, went along to watch. authority to examine the General Motors Corporation's boob
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BICYCLE BUILT FOR TWO —PLUS, FAMILY
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CHAPTER XII. The Wren on the truck began t4
i° "Air. Mason, why not wait alit- yell.
' � M tle? Grice- Morgan may decide to "Gotta go, boys and gals," Bill
x v i , r x put a test well on Harper's land. said. "See you Iater." He strode tt a
p r If they should do that -and the away, his long Iegs swinging is `
well came in, you'd know definitely easy ryt'hm.
.N that it was worth while going "He's nice -I like him," Ade-
x'� �> .
g
4 >a' ,h .%� ahead 'with this proposition And (aide said. I'll invite' him to the
if they get a dry hole, you will dance."
have sated yourself a lot of trouble "He should be through and gon4
4.
and money:' by Friday
"If they did get a dry hole," ar- "Oh, he'll stay -I know he will
''.`S' ✓ e9 " >. • �, !kE �' '+a x J.• '.I " if I ask him."
:! ,.,,,;, >, M "'X k ♦ . aN y,,' geed Harvey stubbornly, that
r , V"5 '' �f "� k wouldn't prove that there wasn't "Listen ' Auetaide. Don "t count
it on a on me for tliat dance. I'm alll
o my place.' Maybe I've got
ry t! oil and there isn't any on Harper's crippled up and I haven't the right
4.
land. That v.ould be a swell joke clothes
on the old buzzard, wouldn't it ?" • "Oh, Gary, don't be such a mugl
Already, in his racing imagina- Why; I turned down a half a doz-
F Harvey was completely de-
en dates to go to -that dance with _
4 , p
tacked from the resent
;,� r,r • - `4`•, you. Don't you want to take me ?"
:•' j Adelaide was too busy to drive Oh, Great Scott -" he burned
y « . `'' %' ' "` "* Gary over into the oil field. "
,:� with confusion. Of course 1 want
"It's the dance at the count tol But -I thought you'd have an-
club, Gary -the spring dance. Its other date-
s sweet Gary." supposed to be Friday night and . rY• She pat`
> I'm on the decorating, committee." ted his arm and he forebore to
*' + Gary grinned. "Now we return wince when she hit, a lame spot.
to the original question, which is- "It's too bad you are so awfully
how, am I goink to get to east Tex- dumbt"
,� ",; ?. =.x. 4;, ;,A ' ,�,' ' • - k .. _ as •1 .could go on the bus but it
would take all day to walk around The shining steel went up and
the field after I got there. I'd lose Gary's heart seemed to soar with
s ! a lot of time." it, to weave a glittering web
"Get Another to drive you over.- against the A riI s
�'`,�..�I .�' .,'�% •-- P ley. He did not
It will do her good to get out. And climb, because his grip (vas still
don't forget; you're invited to the, precarious, but he was rigging that
Bicycles built -for six at least. That's �trhat this little dance, Gary." derrick in his mind, clinching every
cy gadget developed a Petty Officer Georgia Gary said, a trifle stiffly. "Sorry bolt, swinging up every humming
Jettrninga of Hampton, England, appears* to be. While dad and mother pedal, the four youngaten
snuggle comfortably in the home-made trailer. -I'ut afraid .I'll be busy." Think- beam .
ing that his best suit would look At noon he, sent wor4 to the
shabby at a dance, no matter what house by Slim that he was stay-
:r Consumer* Section, Dominion De- _ then. gradually beat -in the 2 table- a cleaner could do for-it -and, of ing on the job and eat down with
S day School } partment of Agriculture, have sug- spoons of sugar, beating until course, Adelaide would be going the rigging ,crew to share the lunch
j Bested , three ` recipes for those stiff. Spread over the b_ after in with sonic other iellow =Bob Fer- 'that had been brought out in the _
time -raving cookies made all in the pan and sprinkle the top with gusou, probably. clattering truck.
~ BSSOA one pan and cut after then are m: Bake in a moderate oven. + s * Bill Grant- harl-- d- ecIsned the invi -'
baked. 350 F. for 25 minutes. Allow to When the big red concrete ina- tation to have lunch at the house, '
-_ - -•
:Party Squares cool before cueing into, 2 -inch
December 80 •f`s cup fat squares. Makes 16 squares. chine came. roaring up the- strive, tecause he' was wearing working
!World Felbwshi of Christiana 2 cups sifted all - purpose floor I•iarvey had not been able as yet to shave adcothadn't )eof days. had time to.
P asi tote ' arran ementa about as p
-_ _lAsson: Acts 1Q:34 -43. 1 cup brown sugar _ 711&nkS ,�O j,Jkter ter, p g °If I'd known..I was going to
Golden Text C cup raisins ' __ meet a girl ,like that,' I'd have put,
Cut fat into flour anfi�ugar with Adelaide sat. excitedly, on an p •
The same Lurd over a :I i. rich - .Northern Ireland's htip to Af- - overturned chicken coop, watching yin some clean corduroys, and .
a pastry blender or taro knivt +; bear's grease on m Some
• - _ -unto all that call upon Flim. , Ro- lied fleets. during the 'war has _ the forms being put together arid 8 y hair.- '
until it re4emblcs fine oatmeal. Pat guys have all the luck. This Ma-
mans 10:12, drawn a teitrr of tlSank9 from A: the cement poured. in.
three- guar #ern of the crumb tniz- son has money,_ hasn't he' an
Peter's- Sermon - ' ' Y. Alexander, Britain's First Lord'- The rigging crew arrived, and - F •.• • -. '
ti-re into, the bottom. of lightly - man who'll ut .a wildcat tb�rn on.
Acts 10:34. -The eyes ut Peter Etiad of the Admiralty, to Site Basil Gary watched them-piling oil the - ,. p
b eased, square cake pan; -b'' x 6 lets nwn -m s,t have a roih pia
_- .:.been opened as a result of his vin- Brooke. North Ireland's Premier. truck.' and se a .shout. ':13iI1' _ yyj� )'be
ion. Now he had Learned that God Ftlhng : _ "Our demands recalled their height Grant! Yet. old son -of-a -gun!" ,. 1 won't go d1�4 +n to -the coast. May -'
had respect for the Gentiles as well z egg in the critical days .of the Battle of A tall, bronzed.. muscular young i -b• •!'ll .stick around 'for that fiance. j
- as for. the Jews; that He loved both 1 cup sour table 'crcant the Atlant:c," he-wrote, "and you
".frlloly took a broad jump off the 1 can always get a job,"
Jews and Gentiles; that salvation I teaspoon soda - made a,sub;tantial contribution to truck and came running. "I1a= :1i1d that, Gary thought dubious -"
was not caclassve' to the Jewish tic :wry. Gar What the heck are you Ac
;i teaspoon -raft. ly, was not -• such . a good' idea,
station. 1`teaspoon nutmeg iri, )here " They beat each other either.
35. -The mate a.he honors (:rod and ,•t. teaspoon cinnamon on tlic 'bdck and ppiriped hangs, (To.. 1n ceitSinuedi
'Beat a and add remaining' S _
keeps His lea, and is a true woe-. egg remaining'-in-
-let. %hile 'Adelaide watched.
_•.shipper of God according to his siedients. Pour. n:i�cture ..over -
E 1
"Putting, down this Wei -Ade_ t +�.
light and privileges is approvcfl b crumbs in pan. Sprinkle 11 ith re- Flying 1 1I11e
y mainin crumbs. '!'o with '� cu lade; this is Bill Grant, the roam-
God. Cornelius had faith in God g p p �� �r• ,�. est - rootlall player that ever furs—
and his sincerity %vas pruned in that o' chopped nuts„ if desired. Bake ! '' t Distance ' 'be-twee the Iarge
in moderately slow 'oven, 325• F ;e•�t• /.� `JI'O' bed a ball. Bill .in school with
he embraced Christ 'as his au f lour « ff 1ti the, "'hat are you doing wit`s title, of Ole world as mew -used in
-when .the truth was rcvcaleei to fcr 60 minutes. �'ut in squares.. this battchr Bill:" flying time have dwindled amaz-
huin. Makes' 16 squares. - Of � 1 S 18
Oatmeal honey Fruit Bars ,. � "Still'. sticking "cut up. Worked ingly. The following table in the _
Christ, the Messiah 1 at it tl;rce vacations -then I got New York Tiines shows how f -
36 -3S-At His baptism, the. Lord 3 eggs - - out of school and there wasn't any ing time lia. shrunk in six years
received the a- jointing' of tile' , Ifoly_ 44' cup honep t
- job -so I'm back being a punk between. New 1'prk aril a lea fm-
Spirit. That He was the Messiah / cup quick- cooking roNrd oats L� •t( again: ;How do' y'•ou do, Miss Ma• portant cities: _
was roved b His works of over w tablespoon: all- purpose - flour ?
D y P y son." 1930. 1946 -47.
''and goodness. 'In those aintple teaspoon baking' 15u1cder "So nice you know each other. Airs. niiii. firs. min.
words,' "Who went attout doing �4 teaspoon'salt
�, V r, Gary, to -meet Mother, Were you London .. - . • 3:0'0 11.30
.good, we have such -a • true de rs Cup chopper} tuts %
i cu mixed fruit (raisins t + on the saute football team.' Rome, .....;. = -V:13& 3f :30
scriptio.n of the Lord Jesus: He did p peel "Two years. Them was the days, Bombay ...... woo 30:00
good because perfect goodness was dates, cherries, etc.) ,
one of'His attributes. Beat eggs, add honey and r�tIed hey, Gary, And now we're dirty Lisbon . ...... 23 :00
First -Hand YVittiesses cats. Slit flour,, baking powder and working men and the ga13 don't Mexico 'City. .:16,:00 7:00
calf altogether ' Add to first mix- give us a look. Not that yon is Los Angeles--.,. 16:45 9:00
39 -40. -The truth of the historical g •il�t1, doing so bad, though, you mug. Chicago 3:59 2 4d
facts of Christ's death and resur- tune and min, well. Add nuts and, rre He always .we-: a heartbreaker, Chicago
.... -,
_ •.:rection is confinned by men who fruit. Spread in' shallow pan, 8" x "
were first- liand' witnesses. Our 10 and bAke in a moderately slow Miss Mason. Washington ,. 1:30
faith is built not only or. our spir- oven, '325•F, for 20 minutes. Cut
itual experience of Christ, but on in squares or fingers. ;Makes 36 y
a solid foundation of iltcontestabte ors• Quality �stiarall `e y'
.�
.fact. Meringue Spice Squares
It was unnecessary foi Christ to 4 tablespoons mild-flavoured.
:. show Himself to "'all the people" to fat
'...Prove the ..truth of His ressurrec- Ij cup. brown sugar r
tion. Even though He had done so 1 egg yo,k
many would not have accepted ?4 cup sifted all - purpose flour
Him. % teaspoon baking soda -°
'Salvation for All '/a teaspoon baking powder auueiefia
42-43-When- our Lord cominaad- : % teaspoon cloves
ed His disciples to preach the Gos- % teaspoon cinnamon. _ These charming rnotffs in simple,
si peg he gave them a wide 'corrimis- teaspoon salt. �. ' lazy -daisy and outline stitch with
lion, tc teach all nations. . The % cup soar milk or blmerinilk. just a touch of cutwurk lend ele- - E
P
rophets fortold that all nations i egg white fiance to 'plainest linens.
:.'• would be blessed through the com- . 2 tablespoons finely -chopped One small motif in combined
ing of Christ, and thtt salvation _.
nuts (optional) needlework makes linens gift -w.or- Quickly
"would be given to all who called on Cream fat, add brown sugar thy! Pattern 518 has transfer o �� Him. The calling, and salvation of gradually, creaming until light motifs 3% x• 11 to 2e-•; x 3 inchHe ps C�
t the Gentiles was seen afar off. Add egg yolk and mix thoroughly, Send TWENTY CENTS in
-Here, is a' great truth•. "Through Milt and sift dry, ingredients. and coins (stamps cannot be accepted) You can often check a cold quickly ..
His Name whosoever believeth in add altcrpat.ely %ith the sour milk, for this pattern to Wilson Needle- if you follow these instructions.
_T Hint shall .receive remission of Stir until - mootli Cien turn into a craft Dept., Room 421. 73 Adelaide JuAag soon as you. feel the cold eom-
�ins." The word "y hosocvcr en1- grease 1 rake pan, 9 x 8 Bcat St., West, Toronto. Print plainly ing on and experience headache, pains
braces everybody.; egg tvl,itc until. it 'holds a peak, PATTERN NUMBER, your in the hack take limbs, col table through
a` NAME and ADDRESS.` the body, tskesParadottsbtet,agood "
big drink of hot lemonade or ginger tea
TABLE TALKS • • and'act to bod
,,... { The. Parsdol affords almost immed-
't 1�pT1�L f�TPOPO tr1iPf from the pains and seheatsnd
won
�Y s 3 helps .von to get off to sleep, The dose
- Holiday Cookies Y111�� All � Beautiful( Furnished may F1e n +{tested, Jtiecr nary, accord- -
-_ c lffiS, y• inK to the directiotts. If there is sore- s'
During the holiday sea -uii when d�ONC111TIS With Running Water. netts of the throat, ptai& with two
Paradol tablets disacllved in water. Just
f hf family is' home and friends '_ Rates: try l aradal the next time you have s
from far and near dtt)p in for a ��" ~ S+ SO . Ilp 'cold and we believe that you will be " "'.,, T "•
visit and often stay on for a meal, • well plemed Paradn) fiom wit dinap•
DMK -111GE"NG
it is a satisfaction to any home- STOPS COUCHS ;'NIAGARA FALLS print.
maker to know that her cockie
-. to is full.. OPPOSITE Dr. tC.N.R. STATION • '
The hm
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Wm. MCEACHNIE
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_ Brougham, Ont rick 5 R 0
Sy Manageeaent Extends To All And Customers
;= FUNERAL DIREC'FOB
Best Wishes for a Happy and • - '
: prosperous New Year ?P►'I �aneeu Clarke Prentice
RSDAY. FRI., SATURDAY A THE REXALL STORH -. - -Dq or Night ZSOENSED AUC'ZiON23�t
,< A.LVIN •13USHBY _ PHONE PICK es •
DEC MBER 27, and z9 Phone Pick. 13 Foy tie cantle. - of York and osi
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Two Shows 7 and 3 P. M. - - Hardware. and T h .. ario; successor to Corp. 8sa Pt"► 1`
• - Phone 4i _ Ves of G A. L F., and ad the IA"
�atinrdsy Matinee at 1.80 P. M.. NOT[CE PlCkel•1�1�e Ontario J. H. Prentice (for3sa rly Pima"
• j,iITMP'IIl;F7Y BOGART •_.. - ... - _ ' and Pe�entioe). Farm sad 14ssa-
Aiesic Sari h Sydney Greentareet Attend Out hueb pale y� w'si eTss7 sleek Saint a BpecWty, at Ir'ais MA
a., -'.WM. MAW
A Jong to -•To That ROOT '_.. " PRONE AGIN. 6'! W 2. MILLUDIM �
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COAL,.. CO%E, LICENSED AUCTItylvEER and
Before Winter w��OD, CEMENT, - VALUATOit Barrister Solicitor Notr:,�► Pni+Iie
Remember ]%lea conducted Anywhere = - _
- -SAND, OR,A VEL, - C. ' C. RiCHARDSON
- -In Technicolor- Call 3: urns G. Gascoigne - ' Phone or Wine Suite 611 — Continental Life HN9 'e
:.� - 614 Dundas St. East, Whitby, Out
Phone 745, ' . Whitby, Ont. `, and _ _ :371 Bay 3t. Toronto
l Paul Muni Merle ll*eran - 40 YEARS EXPI :RIE\LE BUILDER'S SU PPLIEH
' and
_- Gomel Wilde - .. al O local. Gu_ a r- antee E E. our atsacton .
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•*Hem lies the body, of our Anna, We havealeo Onced in stock n fuL! .
:- -XONDAY; TLESDAY, WEDN•'SDY' dons. to death by a ba. -Ana; it I; :viteI%H.'E
wasn't the fruit that laid he: low, ! LINE of MAPLE LZ&F MILLING ..:I. N SU RA N C E
DECEMBER 3'1, JA -'N. 1 2 but the skin of the thing, thai made + COMPA2%'Y FEEDS PAINTER & DECORATOR-
_!Two Shlrws Ar 7 and s P. M. her go.' ��. W. MITCHELL
PHONE 67 PICK. :.
Holiday Matinee Tues. Jan.lst' t ' • ' ' Box 85 at Z o'clock "Beneath: this stone, a I=r.p of PICKERING 0' - TAP
-clay, lies Uncle Peter _Daniels, trhe p70�it3rlIIE?'„ OIIL.
Christmas Iry too early in the month of May, took 1 Praane. — Yards 74: Rea. J. A. WILLOUGNBY
off his aviartez i}annela." �Will.agbby Fwas Agency DO THINGS RIGHT _.
. COX1i1 zCilCUt -_ . Heed Office Toronto It is better not to-do tl dAP at
.
156 Yonge St. AD0605 all than to do trice wrong.
.Barbara stanwyck - toast 41II 1ht �t1U tai 1 "I�rgest and Oldest in This is certainly t� is less
_ _ Canada. •Established Forty Doeanenta. Wma, Gnveyaaeea
Dennis Mozga.-t S. Greenstreet } '' Years" -
__ I4 * Ptau Sub jrIIsftritp Igo l CONSULT OUR ACTIVE C117OaPT. CAneOlt Your Farmer -lAwl"
1 JP i it C� FOR THAT NOME IN THE CITY cApT. BUD ,ST
TIiURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY Pickwft '17,'19 IS
JANUARY 3, 4 and 5' SILK'S .MARKET --.
: Sellers Atkinson F, J. Donevag
Murder, He ,Says Phow Asn, 201W2 - St,,aff- 2N
- ,.Yted MacMurmy . Helen Walker
Licensed - • • B• A., B. Se. _ _
Ontarto Ind Surveyor
49ateprion To - Returned Service va, OML
Miss and Women at United Chmeh S _
I..DOK '• 'Auctioneer� � � sue.
3 ;.,i o.. Pou"v Evening _ _ _ Year's N
�^ conducted .,, _. �.
NEW BIGB PRICES FOR LIVE POULTRY
: 116
• .Sertzcemea and women are being • -_ .•, - .
Sales o � �•
received at the ,evening service in Until further notice, the are paying the fsoilowing = Specializing in Farm Stock, to abmtle* Storm Deer a"
the United Church, Pickering, . on prices for LWE POULTRY' delivss'ed' to our Plant in 1% miturs and Property Selles.
Sunda evening, &$ ,the, regular' see- Whitby.- Am Sales personalty listed and Sterm Xseh .— ,Bade to Osier
Su sii 7 e o'clock, It is expected y od"rtised. Bills prepared and Asphalt Shingles '
Oat an Honour Roll mill be prepared I Tin further-smuce we will 1 , posted- Roil Roofing
for possibly th% .occasion or later. SPEGIAi� ° . i pay 23c. lb. Live Weight. 1 �rompt Service . W;� �e �.
Following, the service a social .hour toss Fat •Diet I
is being conducted by the ladies of Reasonable Rates
the congregation. Top Grade Heavy ,Fowl . • 28c. lb. . : N. M. Gordon
Top Grade Light Fowl, 4' to' b lbs......'..... 21,:.4b. PWNE STOUFFViLL>0
Stanley Balsdon Horne This Welk � Top Grade Light Fowl, under 4 lbs. .....'. 19c. lb. j
Top Grade Broilers, 2 to 3 lbs. • ,, 28c, lb.
Providing that accidents such as Top Grade Roasting Chickens, over .• •4 1 -2 lbs. 28c. lb. , 4 -
changes in schedules etc. do not Top Grade Roasting Chickens, under 4 1 -2 lbs. 26c, lb. L U tilt B E B
occur, Stan.' Balsdon should be home Top Grade Heavy Capons, over 5 lbs. • ...... 30c. It$- o M R I E
�a Co.
Ws week -end: Star, was on board; We are also'- in the market for dressed poultry —
Ilse
.the Queen Elizabeth' docking -oN *r _ LIMITED
' ! would like to receive your shipmeZts, of dressed. _
the-week-end at New York: on - the ; turkeys, , ducks and 1IJi e
geese. $7th. Stan has had a' long period chickens turke - _ - Scarboro . Junction
overseas, and has' covered a' lot of i PICKERING FARMS 'LTD.
I
territory while away. • TELEPHONES — Howard 1117, and Scarboro 33$ -
Moinument Merriment ITBY, ONTARIO'- Phone 36 _ ,
'..' : - ------- _ Dressed Lumber Millwork
Rough and -
' ,(taken from tomb stones in U. S: A.) �' h�(� �y� �/� �+ ,' Frames- Sash „ Doors Screens j+
* * , PICKERII,G MEAT . MARKE 1 Interior Irian Mouldings
"Here lies .interred Priscilla Bird, - Sbit ar►d Hardwood Floorh►g Who ' sang -' on earth 'till sixty-two, FRANK R. SMITH Brick Insulated Siding Cedatgrain Shingle Siding
now up on high above the sky, no WallboxnU Rock Lath Cedar Shingles
doubt• she g,. -cgs like sixty too:' '*prt's Al Wish Yor lht 9tst Jn '46! _ Asphalt. Shingles Roll Roofing
• + + • j Mmonite, Products Barclay Tile
"Here lies the body of Susan '"WE BUY THE BEST YOU MAKE THE TEST- , hack Wool Insulation Cetneebt and Lime �
Lowder, who burst while drinking _ Weeping , Tile . ' ,Sewer Pipe
Beidlitz Powder; called from the .i yl__' . Mm t 80 MARTIN- SE�P10tTR 100 P. o. PURE PAINT
world to her heavenly seat, she
should have waited till it efier-
_ Y Ab grades of B. C. Cedar Shingles