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PICKER I1�7f�; -ONT., FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1946 .......:...........No• 42.,............
.. Mill' Ions Vithout Clothing, In - •Mar -torn Lands,
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- � - - -- - - -- - - -• - - -- - - - _ _ -_- - -.- Tees -Age Club To .Demonstrate Pickering Village
_ Leave Your Securely Fa�ckage�d Articles For The M Clsrealo'nt . S
• ' !f * ]fan of the m bars of the local
"Clothing Collection at Chapman a Store, � J'upe' 17.29 •. Club 3491 a teen -age club of Tor- Y
onto, for young people of 14--19
Women's Institute attended the
i7te two -week drive ' for-u er am very few -can do anything about it qunred, . * will be bn hand is Claremont Conn District Convention at Whitby, on
merviceole clothing eomme. oes on ' o.�thet than ourselves. As in former ' campaigns all art- aunty Hall on Friday, June 21st, :Wednesday.
Mondoy Wit, running through 'to This cunning Clothing Collection isles are to be left at Chapma-n's at 8 p. sea.• to. show the young people l � John' Draper, Landon, visited
the end of June. We doubt if there e=Vaign is a gotionrwide affair -- Store. Mr. Chapman heads the local here how their club functions. This friends here on Saturday, and called
Is faced to 'c�escn'be the enl� "`one garanent frtltn every individ- .caaspaaga and is devoting 'S lot of - Toronto club under the direction of on a number of her old friends.
Creme conditij.•ns fourd in Europe- ual" is bebig suggested for this his own time tp this humanitarian Miss Betty Pretty, hopes there will 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marquis, Jack
today. motion �ad destitution cernpaig i Good; useable garments, effort. be a good attendance. The idea, is and Ed; of S .rood; Mr. and Mrs.
,, i:re- continent, and ho is and shoes, for all ages are re- . _ -. JUNE 1� — 29. to help organize and get a teen -age Charlie Marquis and son, of Toronto;
club started in . Claremont• _ Mr. David Bath, Miss Edna Griffin,
Miss Betty Bath, of Toronto; Mrs.
NEWS $200 PER YEAR LOST and 'FOUND Oaly 81 Entries At Spring Jack Draper, of London, Mr, and
Answer .
To Port � I� . Flower Show' Mrs. Len Bath " family, of Or.
. During past week a Pocket
For over, 45 years, through g angeville, were all dinm and ben
etch, .,and a key (attached to a
% - 'Union Rumour Now constantly changing, increasing yne incltn thick stick) have been left T entrees in the Pickering Iiort- guests of Mr. and Mrs. gar Ana:
costa levels, the 'News has icultural Show here on Tuesday ev- •rew on Sunday while attending the
maintained it's ' sut�scription at our office. Call and identify the eninzg numbered 83, which is -away Erskine Service.
lReleaBecl J oh1�8- rate at $1.50 per year. Even two. Ne}rs Office. dove i in comparison with past shows. The sudden death ' . took place on _ -
• - though living and- ')peia:ional Clean Sport Is Cotaratendable Roses were the only classification ,Friday morning, June 7,' from ear-
" Manville coats have risen from that (By a Contributor) iz which there were no entries. bon monoxide poisoning o! Mr. R>blt.
time, we have kept to the old Mr. Percy Bone, of. Thornh?ll„_was - MacFarlane, age 21, Mr. MacFarlane
'use Editor =eceiverd a visit on rate -.In .order. thaz good,. clean sport - the judge. Miss Elizabeth Armstrong -had been home from overseas only-
Tuesda evening at his home from However, the increased cost may be promoted and. attendance at Well- on "Bugs is your backyard, held two monbhe. The funeral was
Y g of newsprint in the past few our softball games encouraged, we Well- rendered piano duets were held from his late home on Fairport,
7.' Meser's T. H. Bartley, General Mgr- weeks nun leaves us without vet '.•b Misses Bernice Ann and Beach Road, north, on Monda
of the Toronto Industrial Corrnmise- herewith offer a few suggestions, gi Y y
i Bates nw in Public Relations this optional choice any longer which we- h-pe may be rnnsi red by Evelvn Brown'. Mrs. Coates read Mr. and Mrs. Bennet. oe S
0n, and the N J,.i� players and spectators alike— some letters 'to this Society from Alta, visited Mrs. W J, Clark, a
[`t,inf of the Johns Itanvillle- `ore 15, 2946, be $2A0 r ear.
New York City, and a member of per Y i i�Firs:: clean language is desirable. A Pickering, Yorkshire, Erg.. The few days 'ago, on their way home,
the legal staff of the Corp•• announe- - Renewals and arrears 'will i ;over of :sport who has, 3ollowed the Socie' y rcpt boasts 108 members travelling by plane.
ing or releasing the story by Pre8- be accepted till that date at game for 25 years says:.'-The long- and hopes to expand even more .i-n Mrs. Randall, of Toronto, hag been
L the former 'rate. A saving can cage at one of our recent ball the - news future. visiting Mrs. Arthur Boyes.
Jet Lrwis H: Brown o! the Can- be made by attending to your -
-� lydian branch that provides the ens- +.games was not only filthy, but din- Wq��- •1•ED— •housekeeping rooms, by 'Announeetnents -
- ._ renewal fore July 15th. sting and it will certainly be the.
wer, to. the many rumour's of the � � Lady teacher, for September. Dun•
Past few Weeks concerning the PC- - —W _ sre__sanong the .last of mean of ruining our fine attend - • be � Pickering . or Rouge Hilla _ Mr_ a_ -Ld Mrs.. _
Union area. the weeklies to raise our ra ems. `, arise a� bail 6s . - Second: _._ be -- -.��ct: ��, - B; -WMze, A. x. z t nni►ce ti►e e
erns to have faith %n and ngagerrnerk of their
A 2 0 -acre t7ad o! small farm Letters to the Editor sport Pickering. eldest daughter Muriel Marie to
properties just off' the lake at Pt. _ ' respect for your ' tunPire --act Poor Victor Percival Dingley; son of
*Union std adyace_-it to the C. N. id. jDear Sir: is is a mighty, Poor spost� sA -Bright Sunshine. Favours- Erskine Mrs, V. P. Dingley, of Oahawi, sad
j �090� accord him the •ourtesy he Memorial ' Service
/Las been purchased by Ule Jolsns 17.. we lave a ' peaceful resi4enrial p- , . . . +so
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Manville Corp., where a second 11at71age in the midst of a Prosperous deserves. Third. remember, there are to take place June 29th, at 3.30
t Canadian plant will be established, fanning community and yet in last any children Who enjoy ,attending Aa always, a large crowd was to o'clock in Pickering United Church.
!or
the manufacture of materials ' week's News "A Reader" wants to continued on Rage S be found at the Erskine (W4 }te -
- urgltly needed in Canada for eon- ,got water in order to snake Picker- - -.United Church Here Scene Of A Church) - Memorial and Decoration Cedar. Grove Gierderi Par6y
%struction of bousft sad for induct Ing a factory towlL Pretty June wedding Day Service, on Sunday.
-- 'trial reconversiolk anti, providing 'tl There are opportunities for our - _.• l On a fine day, such floral we }ad, at sutive entertainment proves
more jobs. P yiorzng people to work in ahead • es- the Picture, with the floral display, so attractive as a garden party, and
many } In a setting of bouquets of white, is a beautiful one. Practically every no garden patty merits more popul-
"After exaanining more than s iabjislied industries in nearly towns puaple and dark mauve lilacs, Pick - grave in this old cemetery was re- or approval than ae usual event
dozen sites" Mr. Brow-h said, "this for we are centrally located with eriag United Church was the scene. ,membered Rev. A. E. Holley, Pastor - at Cedar Grove. Enjoy .their prog-
area was selected for its strategic $excellent travelling facilities. Why of a pretty, wedding last Saturday of Dumbarton Utnated Church, with ram this year or the First Saturday
Importance in serving fire Canadian -should eve spoil our pretty country- afternoon when Miss Marjorie Fier- his choir; had titnarge of the services Night in July,
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.Market, this area having more than taide with smoke, smells, noise, alums ence Riley, daughter of Mrs. Beat- Tl;e music by the choir was very
40 percent of the purchsaing .Power and worse evils and problems which rice Riley, of Ylckering, became the pine, and the speaker's memorial
of the entire provi -ice ". 1 seem to accompany industry. Let bride of Mr. Mervyn Johnson, son the 46hurehes
Baas. have not yet been completed .any ratepa)ler drive past Whitby clay address; a sitting one !or that j
of Mr. and Mrs-. George Johnson; of occasion. • 0- - t
`but construction will commence, it •Caani-ng Factory to see if he would
'in understood, as soon as labor and, ! want this to ha to Pickers Flesherbri The only thing to- mar the day,
happen The bride, given in marriage by
' materials become available. Let us nut change the ..er is the annoyance caused by those Dunbarton United Church
j ' ge her uncle, Mr. H. G. Calvert, was who ,.fit" while the minister is Rev, A. E. Holley, B. A,
Among the company's products a 'bf Pickering as a Pleasant p to attired is a white satin, floor- length
Manufactured in Canada are: Pack - live, but realize that we mast have with insets of lace and shirred trying to et light). the odds against _ - Minister i
ings, textiles, friction materials,I a coman�tity spirit which can be Bo'n'n � ham are net light). The editor ithe - Sunday, dune 16, flay
bodice, with sweetheart zecklrn± with self, while sitting on one of the 9.45 a M. —_ Morn. Sus�lay School.
cements, asbestos paper, pipe cover- !•;achieved by having . a centre with a sling veil of- embroidered -let
Ing insulations, tm'llbossde, asphalt . recreational lscifi6es where people ca outside bexhes, during is ring to S. tit Picnic on June 22. I
• .' • 7'ootingt3, shingles, dock wool, putty • of the oommu'nity can beooatse ac- ughR in a coronet of scarps blocs- ,prayer, had to give up listening to , 21.00 stir. _' Annual Flouter Sn:t. ;
ours. Site ware , a single strand of, the minister and be satisfied with The church will be beautifully dec-
and psi-An. Asbestos is secured qusinted and enjoy healthy orga:Uz- pearls and tarried a cascsd�e Bouquet - • °WItY there's Alf" in a loud lean- orated with .floR•etd, Come.and enjoy
from the Company's mine i^ Quebec, ed Pas•3trsea. The best Arodtttrt whic �_ y�Of tho 4a1)�r.
rfhe largest asbestos mice in the Pickering can tarts out is cod sit- middle- aged-couple t.+:...e��.- beautiful -and inspiri
- world, their Canadian mine
n the Picks s The of honour was Miss Mary had spotted Alf, and the wile, site - ' service.
Riley. sister of the bride, W�earlr%g i beside the writer. The headed
dating back to 291:,. !. Myra Lishnum � y CentenAial United Chareh
a floor- lersgth .gvv- n o! pitch sheer for us, and as they drew near, the HightaM Creak
_.--: and sweetheart neckline, with Ping- �,
good lads .again I mays 'to George iiev, A. E. Holley, B.'A., B. R
o blue net in a hire, there's Al! and Lizzie; have � i
ertip veil f caught,
halo of pink daisies. She wore a you rehired vet; or are . you still Miaisber e
:bride d carr- keeping chi kens "' We u••de
Sunday, June 16, 1946
:::. '. • ,.. f• roses! rst�atrd 1.30 p, m.—Church School
a part of the an ng •c
ied a bouquet of Johanna Hill. Mr, Holley had - real opposition cm
�•X tit _ .. The bridesmaids were ' Kisses Mary 2.30 p, mr- Afternoon W'orahip [�
• a the inside from sr lady standing out- 7.30 p, M.—Y. P. U. meeting
w ��� # BoyAes and ' Marjorie and Ruby • _near sn —open window, tell- i ;,
041 - - _ rte. Miss -Boyea wore a ilooz< Visitors and aewcexners to- N#hland•
i.ng in a loud voice --all about Nellie
�•r/ 4 length gown of pink sheer and tine Creek and vicinity at+e most cord -
or I:illie and -her troubles..'..
s
Misses " White, noor4agth gowns of ially invited to worship with 0,
®. The tine of the loud speaker sys- _
blue sheer with hng3r rsec$fine and ,tens has helped overcome this an- Pickering United Church r
wore lockets, gifts of the bride,'each
wearing matching shoulder length noyance,, but there ' is still much Rev. Robt. C. Copelsttd, B. A. �•
room for •improvement.. Minister
C Sunday, June 16, 1946 i
veils caught n a coronet of pin
n y
towers. Miss Bogen carried a.bou- 3![771ing •Bwsinees ranges Ownership 10100 a. m•- -Banda School
w • I • quet of deep pink. carnations and After 26 Year's Operation By " y i llj
_ _ •"�� _ the Misses White, bouquets of pink D. N. Lockwood 11.00 a, m. —Morns ng Worship
carnations and wlihe roses. -=— 7.00 p. m.-�•- Evening Worship
CAHAD 'S TOURIST BUSINESS Rev. M. R, Jenkinson officiated.. Mr. D. N. Lockwood, owner of • Presbyterian Church, PlekerlRI -
i Mi. W. C. Murkar played the organ the Lockwood Milling, . plant • an- Rev. D. Marshals
_ • • - -_ , : and Mrs. Leo�nard Bath sang during nounces this week, his sale of the Minister
�s YOUR busyness the signing of the register. The best saane to -Mr. Hol�iuk, of Streets- Mrs, P, N. Spratt, Organic '
Man. was Mr. Earl Ottowell s.-d, the ville, Ont., the new' owner to take Sunday, June 9, 1946
ushers Mr. Carey Robinson, Donald over on July 14t. Sunday School and Church Service
- Straughan -and Vincent Bie. Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood came to 'withdrawn for
this Sunday.
-j At the reception at the -bride's Pickering twenty -six years ago this • • • • '
sECAASti the money spent by
"A�erican visitors filters into every home an Elizabeth St., -the brides fall, and since that time have be- Presbyterian Ladies" Aid i
csmgnwnity. It puts extra cash in the mother received in a .dress of grey come helpful; respected citizens of The, Presbyterian Ladies' Aid wM
creipe with black and white acce4s- this._dommunity, both parents 'and meet at the home . of. Mrs. Robert -
- i 3 for the farmer, the town met- otties•'a�nd corsage of pink roses, and -their fzimily. In September they will C, lteesor, on. Thursday, Jane Z0:
R pockets-of Canadians, boosting usi- _
chant; the city worker.• It's to. every. the groom's mother, a 'navy crepe move to Oshawa, where • Mr. Lock- Cars .will be at the lour corners at
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body's interest.to protect this profit-
dress. with white, acoeasorie,s $red wood owns a residence. He has pur. 2.15. Everyone welcome.
able business, particularly in this corsage of red roses. chased a lot on the sub - division east -
P� y Ansley U4sited 'Church
._.critical year when friendly, courteous For the. wedding trip -to •Ottawa of Church St, South, where he will A special Anniversary Service �ofii
treatment of our - guests will pay big
and North Bay, •the bride wore a build later, returning to Pickering, be held in Audl United Churcls on
• ` dividends in the years ahead. dressmaker suit of Romance Blue where he will manufacture the well ey
- : .l : with navy- aeces'anries and' corsage . known, cereal• "Lazo" in a plant he Sunday, June 23,. D. S. T. Rem
CANADIAN TRAVEL DUREAU. M D D
ranson Doyle, D.
sq.r..r•Ir,.r. a t....,m oM.rra of pink , roses and grey squirrel will have provided by that time.- }' N. Asdsta
_ :neckpiece, a gift of the groom. On Mr. Lockwood *ill have associated Secretary of Religious Dduestion it
_ , •, their return they will reside at Eliz- with him in this mamnfacture, Mr. '' Toro-nto, will be guest. speaker.
abeth St;., Pickering. W.- Harry Purvis, of Pickering. Special music by the Sunday school,
- - _ . JCL SISIFIED ADVERTISW _
-- - - Spots of Sports - -
OAIIV UA1IV CHICKS FOR 941.9. PHOTOGRAiUT (By Frask Mann Harris) i
aUY JLNk CH1CKs NOW AND b4t.'ARE DANCE CALLS, INSTRL'C -+, TIME TESTED QUALITY ISixbit Critic)
cash in next Yall, There wlll be LAKEVIEW CHICKS ttuns, forty dances. 'Handbook, - • -°
county In the pocket or the 1946 American Square, Folk Dances,'? SERVICE and SATISFACTION
chick buyer. This ir, a yea, wben SPw�� Breeding Fit Of $1.00 Prepaid. Wesley Rader, YMCA Your rium proper >• developed and ,
You Just can't go wrong, The world . 6r00R Breeders Educational Dept.. 25 - E. 16th printed No doubt you "r. -heard .of binks,
As still hungry - there is a guar- Ave., Denver, Colorado.
anteed market - in-
and a satisfactory 'Book your order for June and -f OR 8 EXPOSURE Rul.t 4 He. the guy who - Act s'• long ago >rrice. All July. With th scarcity of meat. REPRINTS 8 far 2ba _
You need is a good chick. vented the sensational new system
For chicks that will live, grow, lay there will be a big demand for BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE, WITH. FINEST ENLARGING SERVICID
lad pay, order• Top Notch chicks .Poultry and Eggs this Fall and full equipment and established' bust- You may of get utlyt n canl films you - fCr playing the races,, and starSea
- today. Prompt delivery on non- Winter set attractive - Drlcel. It near, located In thriving Western - -- -the quality and service you desire in to make a terrific clean -up at-the
sexed, 'will Day you to, put in an extra Ontario town: lease gives use of , ,
Dlar u re cockerels fn all brood of cheeks this year up -to -date living apartment in con- by sending your films to tracks. Well, its Blinks wife
the Popular pure breeds and hybrid IMPERIAL PHOTO SF,RViCE + " -'- -
crosses, Send for reduced prices for Prompt Delivery - 'With. a 'capacity nection with salon: terms. • C„ V. that s . making the .clean -up now _
June.,._ Free catalogue. Also eight of $0,000 .Lakeview chicks week- Pickard. ,Exeter, Ontario. Station 1, Toronto. ,
s going out scrubbing.
week to 20 week old pullets. Top ly, we aspect we Can glue prompt - She * • .�
Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario. deliv ANY SIZE ROLL
ery, but to be safe, book
-7our order at once for Juni or 20 PUREBRED. FULLY 4CCRED- _: 6 or 8 exposures We -thought'maybe }_ou'_would_ be <a
July, tied, young vaccinated, Guernsey DEVELOPED i PRINTED 2;6e.
OIaDEA CHICKS FROM • A RJB LI- Genie ♦ -Large Type W hlte Leg- cows, 4 fresh, rest freshening -from interested in hearing about a Cer-
WIt breeder of barred rocks. Blood horns, Sussex x Leghorn, Rock x July to December, and ,a, few bred 8 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS Sbc Lain lady of Our acquaintance -i
;4mstsd by tube method. Excellent Leghorn, Leghorn x New Hemp. purebred heifers, yearlings and Size 4x4'= in Beautiful Easel Mounts - -
ASY1ag. strain, Mixed 12c., Pullets mixed Il%c., pullgts 20c., cox $e. calves also vaccinated. Adam Cald- Enlargements 4x6 "' on ivory tinted lady who is constant deplorer.
llsc, Hatching all through June. B. Rocks, Rock x Ramps., New or. R. 2, Glanford: mounts ?z9' in Gold, Silver, Clrcea• z
a1.00 books order. King +s Corner mien Walnut or Black Ebony ftaimh She deplores such things as comic �s
!sultry Farm, Northwood, Ont, . Ramps., Sussex, Sussex x Hampa, sized Send 112.75, pullets rames, 69c each. If enlargement strops, - ensational • movies, and a
' $14.75. Band deposit of $ 11.1.0, cox 00 per -NOW IN CANADA POPULARLY coloured,' 79c' each. - whole lot of other matters which „
4mcxs, SOME ODD LOTS* . 100. We guarantee 100r/o live de- Advertised Lekrolite - Cigarette Reprints Made From Your she feels have L ba.tefui influence
livery. Order from and enclose - Lighter flameless wickleas wind- Negatives 3c. Each
Obinkst'shi available Ask for lilt, June this ad. „ proof flintless works like car light - DEi•T, b on the manners and morals of the
tiiilks available soma breeds. July= or guaranteed unconditionally $1.96 STsp SNAPSHOT SERVICE oath of our fair lane,•
latnat hatching to order.' Bray serge Wklte Legbora■ - Day old �` Y - -
Afttehery, 130 John N. Hamilton, and started up to 4 weeks old. FBi, P. U. Eox 97, Stn, "G" lion - 28• !'oat defier e Plal' l * • i
Ontario. Lakeview Leghorne- are the large treat. Print Name and Address Plalbly. '
type, mated with cockerels from So last Sunday'. afternoon she
Pd. stock - "Real Egg Machines." FANMK FOR SALE WING'S PHOTO -SERVICE came home from some uplift meet-
- LARGE TYPE LEGHORNS Sod ear weekly List - or special _
-10c. prices on day old chicks, pullets, RANCH- FARM - 200 ACRES All prints with deckle edge. tl or fog or other, lad was somewhat'
cockerels -and started chicks. 8 exposure rolls 25c. Reprinta 3c, surprised to field her youthful son
rbliorn Pullets 21c. All Breeders June. July and Fall Hatched - Book =�•. 100 acres cleared, 30 in grain. each. Box 2, Station J. Toronto, p
double Woodtested and backed by L'ulance tim6e'r: Good buildings, sitting entranced before the radio,
hh h pedigreed fouadatlon stock. your order for June, July or Fall stork, implements. J. McCauley,
-Idaay 13uroadate customers report Hatcbed' chicks now. 2;u�seau, Ont. SUPREME SATISFACTION he not being the ]and thaf goes is `
beat chicks I ever had. - Walter LAKEVIEW POULTRY Can only be attained by having greatly for Symphony music or
Morton. Dryden, - We were well 15V ACRE FARl1, 130 UNDER your films processed by highly other such -}Ike radio £are. "What
Pleased with the- pullets t�'P re. FARM, Weill Bros., skilled technicians using the very
calved last year. Pullets laid •:e11. F.zeter. Uafarlo. cultivation with or without - - -
stock and machinery. Ned -- Me- best materials and mod-erri machln- ate you listetiing'td: ' inquirea the
Nte4tvy Breed Pullets 17c. Namara. &lesson, Quebec. sly, All is obtainable at lowest fond - lctl.er.
8taaaex z N. Kamp., Rock x New BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES prices. Roll de�c. cad and l prints.
615.750 7 -ROOM FRAME. HOUSE. ?6c.
uaiitntiedts 3c, each. All work * a +
hemp., Barred Rocks, Pure is l7c. electric, double garage large barn. guaranteed, "Its a play," replied the lad.
and New Hampshire pullets 17c. WANT TO SELL YOUR 35 acres, frontage on Yonge and TRANS- CANADA FILM
- • Pure Sussex mixed 13c.,- rulers x It's
finesl.�.`.,,G; �:. >, wt,ther,'
N. Hemp., Rock x Hamp., Rocks BUSINESS? Westwood beautiful trees, suitable SERVICE l
and New Hampa. mixed 12c. Sun - We have hundreds of buyers in for subdivision. Radial Service. it was about the hottest I've evec. •t
SOX x Leghorn, Rock x Leghorn Toronto 7 miles. Elias 13eemor, Toronto i3. Ont.
B Detroit end ice. W r. Give all de- heard. This guy the hero murders
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and Leghorn z New IiamD• mixed t.angM get, Ont, - � '
lie" pullets 20c. Assorted tails and price. Write or lee V-- , : .
pullets W, Dowle, afatdstone, Ontario. 9'rAS11 S his brother and Lis best friend, has ,
Ise.; assorted mixed Sc. Cockerel - - �' - -�' -J
and started prices on request HAIHDRESSII461 Gout), uLU STAMPS WANTED BY X19 -t�`u - iittlC nepheag smothered J
- -- .- `Order from and 'inclose this Ad. DYEING AND CLEANING LEARN HAlltDRES;61NU THE, Collector only. . Small or Iarger to death, and double•cresses pretty -
$1.00 per 100 deposit. lots. Can pay more . than Dealer near everybody he meets. Gee
HURONDALE CHICK HAVE YOU. ANYTHING NEEDS Robertson method, information y dY
dyeing or cleaning? Write to .a■ on request regarding classoa: Be teems I can nces. E. be good.
Best of references. E. Symond, mother, ht was a real go-getter!"
for information. We are lad to Robertson's Hairdressing Aced- Rocanville, Saskatchewan. " -
s answer your questions. Depart. *my. 137 Avenue Road. Tomato. • -� r.
HATCHERY
- London. Chi t. -' ' moot H Parker's Dye Works - ,t, g w.�- , z }, u•as
_ - -- Laml-a. r v street. Tr -- - -- El Qtibte uaturali- e -lady
ronto• lOL CAN lout\' GIVE YOLH!tELF, afghast at such - tiding. It's a
LAKEVIEW CHICKS h:MPLOI ' nF.NT- RANTED a genuine creme cold wave Delman WANTED %31ALL BUM. lei "
er=t at home. Results guaranteed for town or village preferably garage, shat;le -ice. rea,ly Crdmina,, she - i
aP111ClAl.lLED BREEDING r1.►NT POULTRYMAN, EXI'ENIEYCED. lovely soft natural waves in 2 to 3 but not neetssary. Parrett Real Eq ,',cried, "and. I'm going to have oilr
'LOOS BREi:DER9 married ex -ser'r iceman deslrea work hourr, A•Chtc Deluxe Creme Cold' tate,'1:.8 pundaK West, Toronto. Wcimen'c. Club send a petition to
Book j'uur order for J u n e, on breeder, hatchery farm: good Wave kit contains Identical salons
With the scarcity- of meat, there references; separate house required; dtgnta•used by'. many keauty salons 1VB rred Rocks. kL. New Pipshir S t)ttat +a asking no, +lemandinga-
for costly creme cold waves, It Barred Rocks. Vew Hampshlres, A
will be a big demand for Poultry available at .once. Box' 98. 73 Ad*]- -IV Ito Legttgrna any age from 8 that an immediate op be put o
and Eggs this Pail and Winter at aide W. Toronto., Ont, loves the granite you d cu deep
attractive prices. It will pay you - -_ r _ long-lasting woven and curls, as weeks up to laying. Good Dr1co. these disgraceful gangster dramas
t4t._JLUt n an extra brood of lustrous, soft and natural - looking. paid. ADp.ly to Box No. 95, 74 :bring hear(' on the air. The very -
ehlcko t 1t a an a FOR SALE Y Easy as putting Your hair in curl- Adelaide wv 44ret,t -- idle of such athing- especiajly on
- PROMPT DrLIVERN -= With a ca- - ors. Compete kit with full_ Inliruc-
pac) ty of $0,000 Lakeview Chicks GREAT DANE PUPS FUlt SALE: +� =•r 1' s- if not -obtainable at -a Sunday. Tell me, my boy, what -"
weekly, we expect we can give very well bred; fawn with black your local drub of rosmeii, reanzcc__ p was the name of this horrid, blood- - •,_
prompt delovery.book your order mask; all males; Dam; Jaco -Lyn -end postal note to Canadian -_
at once for June or July_ . of Lyn -Dee; Sire: Tarr of Tysden. beauty Craft Co., 634 Dundas SL E., - thirsty, aegra ling 4.4o
+.'algND once fortJ - For quick see• ley; Phone 2411 Barite or write Toronto, cad the complete kit will • r s
-X _ i-_ .vvm Atewart: Prookdnle x• "+t•1�, be malted to- you. It will cost about $10.1.040.000 to
auiry or order, and we will •book 13$ Elizabeth Street, Barrie, Out. - 6„�1 ti,t_..d= '�.seon B" foe 1ti'as setlTe�ltat 'tal:ris
your order at our prices which HELP WANTED Malta - most - bombed part of the aback whet. the youth made answer
are very reasonable. We will TURKEY PUULTS - British Empire- according to Sir - "You know, mono, the one
yyrompely mail you an ackaow-
ledgement of
your order. and if PROMPT DELIVERY HOUSEKEEPER AND MAID Wilfred Woods in a financial Sur ilfey've been talking about 'so ntuc}t
it shouldn't snit you we guaran- We can give prompt delivery on Permanent positions, best wages, - RICHARD TH_ 'THIRD; by _ -
'tee to return your deposit al Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey comfortable home, large grounds. vey a the island. ed tfiet Gorge
once. This plan will give you P o u 1 t s , or book for June Twenty minutes from downtown of the }stand - awarded the George Shakespeare."
:,better service. delivery Poults hatched grow -Toronto. Togo adults-one school CrOEs by the Kink in. 194,7 wi'l
_..THE BEST WE_CI ER HAD - Nall bloodtsated, pullornm free broad- xhlld -Excellent opportunity for coat ail additional $56,000,000.
McDonnel, Go •rich, OoL Colin art, under. ideal conditions In widow older daughter as maid,
Campbell, :few Richmond. Quo. most modern 1946 model, all two staters etc, Write Advertiser, � Enjoy
-bee - Well satisfied, lost 4 out electric and automatically eon- 59 Edgowood Aver., Toronto 8. 1 FAQ P
A 104• Hope you can supply more. trolled turkey late. sera, and Ontario. KIDNEYACIDS English Pubs
.. As high as 106 - -eggs from 1I5 ]latched in seDSrate, new turkey -
-'Leghoro . pullets_ Wonderful pro. air conditioned Hatchery. Send - -
' ductior, reports Reuben Kennel. 'for Price List and full partleu- MEDICAL
Shakespeare, Ontario. lace AC orders accepted lean than Rob your Rest,
at
a Shakes Large tars K'tttte a 30 ACT QUICKLY - BOOK DON'T WAIT - E% E %NY NIL FFER- Returned Veterans Notice
barns Pure Sussex, Sussex X YOUR ORDER WHILE THEY er of Rhaumatle Elaine of Neuritis
New Hamos., B. Rock X : New LAST, LAKEVIEW TURKEY should try L)ixon's ltemedy. !tun- Difference in Canada
Ramp., Rock X Leghorn. Sussex ro s Lrug 6tore. 335 Elgin, Ottawa- d8s tom.'tum bees - blame _ . °t
RANCH, liox 183: Exeter, Oat.' ' 7 BMpls levee lees t• a
X Leghorn, Leghorn X New phone 179. Po -tpald $1.00,
'Kamp., Now Hampa., and Barred so'tlenea =when A tuq be afro kidne)rs. Thotisalids of Canadian cervicif-
Rocks, STOMACH AND 'THREAD WORMS "
ELEt.:l1'1114 MUTURS NEW, USED often are the canal of III health Hommy Sexec" ys filter poisens and exec" men, fresh from European battle-
LARGE WHITE LEGHORNS bought, sold,• rebuilt; belts put- in humans, all ages. No one lat. sods from the Wood. if they fail end
Day old st'ekted up to 4 weeks Joys. brushes, Allon.Electrlc Com- munat Why not find out it this Is Clds, where they wrote a glorious
old. Lakev1e �7 L des "don't red won
.�i�eghorns are We 1:t+aY Ltd.,' 2R2$ Dutteria St. Tor- our trouble, Interesting Darticn• , - in -itt Canada's history -brought • '
large type. mafFd with cockerels -onto, Out. tars - -Free? • Write Mulvaney's Ed a folNU 1f Pen dart rest wall
gsi ltd we Dodds$ Kidney Na. Dada's back iti'ith them happy memories of
from Ped� stock - . ^Real Egg CH PROGRESSIVE EVER- Remedies Specialists, Toronto 8. p y their leisure. hours in English pubs - -
Machlnes' / the kidneys se dot you can rest
SHAD FOR WEEKLY GiSTt . of beaten 25 for 11.00; 60 for 11 76; bolter -ard feel better, 136 -hours of good companionship in
Special Prices on day old chicks, .100 for 83.00; 200 for $5.00. Pro-
pullets BALD and cockerels, .and start - paid Riverside Nursery, West JIS YOU'RE ALD an atmosphere of-real sociability.
ad chicks, River, Nova �cotlu. ppy� A� rr�� Turc l The traditional place of the pub=
'MAY. JUNE AND FALL HATCHED s�r+rtaa� iniJ.
Book your order for June, or Fall FOR SALE -HOUSE Do 4"metbmg au•:�ut your baldness 1iC house in English life ,has been
Hatched Chicks NOR': LAKE- now, - Hexonicin Scalp Preparation • faster strengthened through the centuries.
VIER POULTRY FARM, Weln ONE - STOREY PRXME, SIZE "4i18, the new, remarkable treatment
Bros, Exeter, Out _
and "' >, N. Apply. Boa Y, Glen- for baldness has grown hair to Through the trying' -%iar years all 1J
rue, lent, case aftek case professionally con- classes found welcome relief- from
- -- - - - -- trolled and supervtsed. New hair- - PAIN RELIEF _ y Melia ;u -
ATTENTION -FARMERS --l"- ieanitely appeared- in most cases
a ER Tat uDLE' Jl N E c HIl Ka '
-
after treatment with Hexontcln of these popular community meet-
today. No waiting. 'We can glue For Sale; Tractor Tires, made of Scalp Preparation.' Effective also in Neuritis
J mpt delivery on all the popular rubber, suitable for boltsng oo feminlne baldness, Start elite new ing places. It is small wonder
pure' breeds and hybrid crosses in -steel 'wbevls; $10.00 each. When treatment for baldness pow. Re- that Canadians, were -deeply -im-
son- sexed, pulrets or coekerels, By ordering state diameter and width member. if Hexonicin Scalp Pre- • • •
ordering Tweddle chinks you save of wheel. National Rubber Co. paration does not produce results -. pressed by what they saw of this
on th mortality rate of our flock Ltd., 5 .Wiltshire Ave., Toronto,' Rafter following direr,tions YOU GET phase Of English life. So 'deep
4 y -
. ntarlo.
because every Tweddle - chick is •1 YOUR MONEY BACK . every jar 'teas that impression that there is bred from pullornm tested, govern - -, .sold Is insured with a leading Cana- ,
dia•n insurance Company. Dona a _growin • sentiment amon $ant from vd breeders • o[ known N6 W t3A[ VN l'U11131NATLUN HA.V.L Insfanfine !v g re- ,
livability and productivity. 1Vheth- Cultivator, Hoe and Plow a.vatl- postpone. 'Send $3.00 (cheque or turned men favvi'ing the establi�h-
er You are raisltlg poultry for the _ able In almost unlimited quantir mnrre,y order) today for trial j" to t�l�nt of •a .imilar system ill Cast- .'
Heennicln (Canada) Limited,' Dept.
eggs they lay or for -meat purposes, ties•ror immealate-shipment, Die- G1, 2tR OaslnDt,n Ave., Toronto 3, tastETS au ' 'aria one which would foster that,
yon should buy' only.. good, quality tributed by, «'. F. McKenzie. Co. %2 2ff�
baby chicks. Gbod chicks mature since 1896, Leamington, Ontario, r.nn la. Drat osuesroass
taster, grow better and. live better .Canada: Celebrating 80 years normal ' atmosphere of soda table
than poor quality' 'chick?. This business In same .location and 11f6H1,1" RECOMMENDED EV'- and emulate the companionable
-means meat - pr-et-its on 'a minimum name. We.shi to dealers, depart- -ery sufferer of Rheumatic Pains or
p pirit of thc'pub,
of feed, thus better profits.' Send 'mental; -cnain, ono seen twuaea. - trills should tr • Dixon's ' Remedy.
_ • -
. Munro'$ Drug Store. 3 15 JJ g Ot= "" I hose wiio reek- rPfornt throe
for reduced 'pricelist for Tweddle See your .nearest dealer, hard-
June and July chicks. Free cats- war store,-lax • ' � the encouragement of true tom -
week Also eight week old Lod i" WRITE US DIRECT perance ib drinking 'undoubtedly '
week old. pullets. •Tweddle' Chick for MU�N7A1. IYsTRIIMPai'rS � s
Patcherie., Limited, Fevrzus, Ont. �� would 'wcicodic fNe introduction of
IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT FILED A, BODDtNGTON BUYS community yitl.eting places there
anywhere In' Eastern Canada Bella, exchanges mvales) instrn- beer is served as ate - adjunct to
2S FREE CHICKS $14.140 prepaid and $15.80 prepaid m•nts, Ill Chnrrh Toronto 2. OUR LIAftY 11HICk.- ARE THE to Western Canada. Shipments _ food and healthful recreational ac-
ymade same -day Order 'tee 'iIved. OPPOFiTUNITTFS FOR WOMEN - r
progeny of Foundation and Re• tivities.
giatered Birds. All Rreeders blood, W. F. MckENZIE CO., Growth in this .sentiment is re-
tested. 'Prices 'from 3c to 25c. Ali since I1r60, phone s'6, •. BE A HAIRDRESSER 4 CIL' and 6 cu. ft- power
- guaranteed excellent layers: Don't LEAMINGTON ONTARIO. JOIN'CANADA'13 LEAhJ*; S(`HOUt _ ! fleeted -in the number of iicw-s-
delay, order now'. Ooddnrd Chick r Great Opportunity Learn 2 /7 cu. ft• hand or belt stories relative to the English pub-
Hsteherlea. Rritnnnit,' Heights, stories • lic house which have appeared to
Obt FILES Pleasant dignified profession, good Pp
wages, tRousand'a succosattr] Marvel COnCrete Block the .pact, fqw., lvcaks in. Canadian.
Complete sets of S i reconditioned graduates. America's- -greatest sys-
RELIABLE CHICKS g _ news One of these, date -
files now available; from •6' 14 tem. illustrated catalotrus free �A papers. -
Startae chicks for June delivery, including flat, halt round, square. Wrlte'or call iF1gCh1i r lined Bilston, England, told cif life
Barred Rock, Leghorn xnd Hy- round, etc.; rough and smooth, $8.00 MARVEL 'HAIHDR'ESSING' - �
bride, Leghorn x "Barred Rock, per set F.U.B. Montreal. SCHOOLS ,. - unOeiling of a 'memorial• plaque in-
, Kamp, ,x Barred Rock. r.igbt Sus- RECUPETOOLS & METALS' LTD., Rb8 Bloor tit. W. Toronto a local pub, honorin customers
sex all three and tour weeks, it - ' ontreal. -. -Rock us - - - -- - it '
pays dividends to hai'e a good - - BrRnch Rideau ea King et. Hamilton - Cr hers ves in the
' •clock of started•chrr_k's, don't put 1212 'Aldred Building: ItS ,� 74 'Rideau vtreet. Mtawa. who had Lis heir
1 t t
r ' oft write now " for prices and p - - ' !teen, the local., rec- • • = �'%1.
F'1y1eD- FERGUSON, 41, TRACTOR war. Rev. N.
on rubber, row -crop cultivator, NURSERY STOCK " t�nQnlrila invited P g
when available for shipping. Also Irxv. Good condition. C. Payne, tor, s eakin at the ccreniotty, re-
baby chicks of .same breed still _. Netveawtle, 0111: m that arked too many young people
lei
available. Sfil''s' Chick hatch- STRAWBERRY PLANTS Wettl8ufer- Welker thought, the church and the pub
cry, Fergus. Ont. .Phone .263 -W• RNG1.fMH E. SUTTER PUPS. OR PTle
oressive Everbearing Strawberry
Belton purebred, reasonable. Harold Plants, fruit first season. Plant. • tZre hostile institution:, 'while ac -,
Belrose, Cooksville, Ont. non= for Fail rrop. 25 = $1;00. 50 - Industries" Ltd.
HEAVY BREED PULLETS $1.75, 100 - $1.On. Postpald. River- tually the .church had much to'learit,
L) STRAM RUILEII,- FSTiNATED side Nursery. Wfgt River, N. S. " aboout- good- 1Tenrtcdness frorm the
1% 60 h.p., 52 tubes 21%" I.D. x 160'+ 1290 Bay St. public hrntsc.
susses, Sussex x Hamp•, Rock x long. Outside dimensions 47+' dla. x,- , P-ATF T% - i .
Ham, New Harpp• _and Barred •• 181•: long. Front, plltie wilh'doorp Toronto. -0,, .. - ^-`
Rock pullet? 17c. nook your relief vRlvt•, sten,m boa and gnuap COMPANY -\ \titer i� iigTite {in"t11. sohil,'cit
°order NOW. $1.00 per 100 deposit. included. PSleed to sell El:,n L ".h. Potpnf'Pollcitors Established 1gA0.. ... Phonne Midway 9917 ice air. than it i� in it= lirinic
Order from this Ad. Hurondale pliant Renfrew, I,191it 'life }v 14m• 14 I-ZIPW West, Toronto. RonhT•t rr
Phlck Uatchery, London, Ontario. teed . on request. state. "' "'
DOCTOR OF LAWS
HighEzghts of "t s -'
3
Hari Coal .Ae., Quit :Portugal Restor.c court uphold the constitutionality a
Pennsylvania's hard coal minus I n fulfilment u f a wartime bf new Congressional measures to
iii th ° Ar curb his activities.
# "" .,• anthracite pledge, the
British base e
t d .
h ac t
tr
f an _
u B
dug gardens ns
in lead P
s+ or inade holiday phins yvhiie tflev ores, Portuguese islands in the In what would amount to a vie- a
++ailed for union and operator lead- North Atlantic, has been formally wal blackout of all forms of "can-
ors to frame a ne++ contract which handed back to Portugal. A aim- ned music, Mr. Petrillo asserte4 ; =I
• would end th,-ir strike. ilar cemmuny took place simultan- that the networks would be pro-
is e
0
usl at the American base. hibited from broadcasting a musi-
In New York negotiators, y
d their fourth wee: of conferences,
cal'pro'gram oujside'ttle city where
reported 1'ttle .progress toward a "Makeshift Homes it originated.
new pact, 'Ur RRA h a s ut dertaken to
The 'strike by 75,000 diggers- build some 85,000 temporary homes
9th major. United States' anthracite Bread Ratiouing
in rural areas of Greece by the end
shutdown since the turn of the con . ,Herbert - Ztiorris„n, l.urd Presi-
- 3, of 194G. Since- there is no furniture
tury- became effectiv after . the dent of the: Counci:, told the House ,
available UNRRA furnishes . a
expiration. of the uid contract, of Cummuns that Britain is. pre•
combination floor bed with an ex-
t.eaders of the A P L United Mine tra secti, - for each additional - Paring a- system of bread rationing
Workers and the operators agreed for emergency . s.. He compared
that the walkout wa complet'ety three members of a family. The the world food s:tuation to the
effective. There are no collierSes rest of the floor is earth or stone: Mack days of. Dunkerque "when
in the anthracite`- fields working. all the news was bad ".
Radio Strike Threateped "The very blackness. of the situ
4115,20n Bull PresidenL Petrillc of the Music ation ". he said iurit.R del:ale 4u+
The highest price ever paid for tans Union t1weate ltd to call a Britain's food administration "is
a, bull solC at public auction in, strike against all radio net -works calling forth forces ++ hit h make.
Canada, wan paid at the national and to stop the manufacture of this the tuning t)0i ^� in human
___ • _. Holstein sale for an 11- month -old pliotzogaph records should the - history."
Holstein bull - Raymondale Rag
President Truraatt, right, gets an honorary degree of Doctor of Apple Yalta.
Laws from Dr., 'Gflbert Mead, president of Washington College, The bull was consigned by Sen- J -
•Chestertown, Md. Prof. Frank Goodwin, center, adjusts the-Presi- ator D. Raymond of Vaudreuil, You F
dent's academic stole. f Quebec, and was purchased jointly
r _DRESSES FOR VICTORY PARADE by H. L. Gill ert, �'ercheres, Quo., SoMuchBette-
The r and W. A. Hogge,' SE. Laurent, Vitamin B, Tonic
Maritime Strike
M All the resource; of American Extensively-used
T armed might wt71 6e used to keep - loss of sleep, nervous indigestion, • , , . L
r irritshility, ansemia, ahmnte .�
the United States merchant marine fatigue, and Iexhaustioa of the `;'-- = �•
f r �u operating if the marititn`e strike ` nervous system.
,
}•: called for June 15 occurs,- Presi-
;: dent Truman tr1tA t,;. Pr.«
• ' ` "R ~' *.�.' �
include the Navy a0ference. These resources would -
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food
• d the Coast;
1+1 r. Truman acknowledged that _
• ,' the prospects of settling the mari•, '
' • �" ''a ; time dispute looked rather dark at ,
r the min -ute. To meet the situation,
he said, the Government is taking
every necessary preparation to see
that the ships .contintie operating.
R The Navy moved to bring . back
ba-c
into. service all discharged men
- _ -
now
available-for service as welt as
the m
others— KitFt - expevx uce ut er _ --
chant marine.
w• •
Church Union,
a ' The question of union between
the Churcb of England in Canada•
Picobac
_
l' [O •
hue h has C
_ I ,� .� "' • "~ '-� sad the United C P
gressed to the poin. yrhere reports
r rx will be presented t� the' Dominion ,
K M`• __
... meetings of [Roth churches next
a.; :
} Sept•..nber.
-
,,���� Union was discussed in 'Toronto
4
�'• •'p.'rrM' r',', last wee.' by representatives of the
" two great Protesca.. denomirta-
F :
lions, meetinb as a joint commit -
A
tee.
Nowl PO ENTIRE =
- :. • :4' w NRS�.'�'. Wei'•+ . :....i.� �
In preparation for manmoth Victory Parade next month, a damaged
Square, London, is repaired by workman.
-street lamp in Trafalgar q
In background is statue of Lord Nelson, who led British Navy when
_ it shattered hFapoleon's dream of world, domination.
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: New �asterActing Dr ''Yeast does away
ti s
;with Overnight Baking -and Risks • 1 :
- w t • X NPEEDY, New Royal Fast Royal, you finish whole baking
Risla¢ Dry Yeast puts an in "hurry up" time ... during _
end to old- fashioned, "slow,
the day, when you can watch _
poke" baking ... turns out the dough. s _
,leather- lightr even- temtred - "
k • ` bread iti a few hours! Speed up baking -get Neer
'Fast Rising Royal from your t
No more "setting bread" the -
_ night before when you're tired grocer tday. Stay* full-
0 -
:+ _ no more disappolntin¢ fail- strength on your pantry shelf =
Three train crewmen escaped death by swimming to safety when �"' edwhen for weeks. r4--
- =this Pennsylvania Railroad engine crashed into Lycoming creek urebeansedoughspoll - MADS
nest' Williamsport Pa., Flood - waters weakened appreach to the "the kitchen got too warm or : , { packets is each carton. Pacb 1N
bridge. �'toocofd. With New FastiMaln4 Y packet makes {tar#. taa.e•. t;- �tvADa
7.
Classified Adv is er'' - W hitevale -
Mr.and P. W e Hartley and have
NATIONAL C LO T S I N G
Foca .,a.utages mike heavy derrard�s " 9nd Mrs. P: Wade, of Detroit, have
on p_ultrX. Hillside• chicks are avail- been spending a week with '.heir Dv you want to enjoy a delightful
able iguw,'especially sucne fine cross- mother, Mrs. Foston. evening of secular and sacred music
heeds, uoa sexed or pullets, some The Rev. Bruce A. Pegler and 6vl�s, duets, quartets st :d r °adinga.
started. Also heavy greeds and Mrs. Pegler, of Toronto, spent Sun- Be on hand at the United Church at :: /o��eTIoN
bru':r. chicks. Size up your require-
Officer' with Mrs. Blenkin. "Naval Whitevale, on Saturday evening,
menu, contact us, Garry Jiilka, Officer" Pegler, whose appoint- June 22; at 8.15, when the Kew ' ;
-Pickering. meat as Chaplain in the Royal Can- ' Beach Uni led Church choir will pro- � � �
Juna I:_a chicks for prompt le-^t Navy, was recently x, announced,
will sent s concert, under the auspices To. Wnshlp � f -Pickering
iI
L-:-ay le-^t on Monday fur Halifax, an•: will of the W. A., and tha W. M. S. g --
ery i.: some breeds. Ask for panic sp-nd a -north before leaving for • Leslie Randall arrived home from t
Mars. July- August hatching to the West Coast. Mrs, Pegler will overseas after four and one -half DATJC • • JUNE 17 & 18
order. Take stock, order now, Agent
Lock�ti cod Milling Co, join her husbarrl when he is perm- years of service, serving in Englaad,
ae` -2 coal oil stoves and gently sealed. Belgium, France and Holland.
For S
Place, ovens, icebox, cap. loo lbs., round - A i School Houses
• table, radio and Victrola and a few' ■
chairs and billiard table. Apply at. 1he Only Remedy for'
Hu inier is .
Parkers, Frynt and Bay, French- y Except Pickering - Leave •at- Chapman s
man i s Bay.
- AN OPPORTUNITY, , - Tie shoes together �ecur.ely' iri ][Mira
Established Rural Watkins D= strict f ,
available. If you are agmssive, and • •
between the ages of 25 and 55-- °° `" . 7 { �'le suits in complete outfits
-have or can secure travel outfit, this
Is your opportuni y to get establish-
Pack in strong cartoiia, boxes or bags
ed in a ..profitable business of your
own. or fu-dl-particulars write today, - -- ` ,,• ' -mOA efficient in LZAYD JOHNSTON, LOCAL CHAIRMAN
to the J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. _ - -
O -P -16, 2177 Masson St. Montreal, 'which we -� send
s,o» ' Dance At Ferti
in-
Que.. *°'ky {�, bulk shipments of . 1 i zers _
Employment War�,ed. -part. time / r ' . lai�.i�.at' i j►/� j�,j
work wanted. 'Apply :.6 Nelson St. anzl EGGS to needy coon- CLAREMONT
A ax, Out.
:'hies is through the Cana-
Bargains in. Lsrred Rock and Ass- L>n� _Sian government food �� J�ine 14
y11tLn - Garden •& Grain
orted Heavy Breed chicks for this 1Boards, These increased - -- -- - - •
week and next Barred Rocks; non- tt/ bulk
shipments ca.t v..l _Claremont Community Hail �nj�' Quantity
sexed 9.95, pullets 11.85, cockerels Ept 1 be made providing we . Bruce Gould's'Music
9.73, Assorted Heavy Breeds: :lion- 1 lb 1 ton -a
Qu VV�� •
sexed 8.95, pullets 10.95, cxkerels W11 reduce our own consump- Admission 35c.
- 9.50 per hundred. This advertisement _ yii lion. Here are five istz- ^
ors a o to - C 00
must n e L O � O
. accompany. .your order re
Y
ceive, theme special values. Shipped EGGS �taN►,o� portartt ways by which WAN _ _E -
we cast rnake greater L I' 1 G
_ .
C. k es anywhere. 'Top Notr3+ - -.- – ^ quantities of food avail= DEAD HORSES AND CA 1 1'LB _� •
• Chtckeries, Guelph, Ontario. -. .. _
For Sale -® quantity of buc'itvrt,:lti
able.forerport:. For tree pica up phoue Phone Pick., 59
suitable for seed, also infixed grain PICKERING • • .. i7 R 5
N. E. McEaen. `(1) BUY AND USE LESS (3) AVOID ALL WASTE. PICKERINO .. .. oa R 21.
BREAD, FLOUR AND OTHER
For Sale -5 acre3 la d, cheap; also WHEAT PRODUCTS, MEAT, , P'ICICERI:�iG ..... .. 39
6 acres land or will seal sod. W. J. CHEESE AND EGG$. SUBS- �' GROW A VICTORY GAR. - BR04KLIN .. ,, .., li5 "ARM
,•Sanford, Salem Load, North of the DEN AGAIN THIS YEAR. CLARENIONT , , 9 R 14
T I T U T E' _ , pp•I• MORE TH23 TIME IF
Aadley School, R. R; 1; Pickering, :. FRUIT AND. FISiI WHERE ! AGItiCOGRT .: •..' 2�ine 2144
June 14 POSSIBLE. YOU CAN. + : T
;We pad stir p'�ane etiaargee III■
j2' KEEP YOUR HOME !S', DONATE ANY MEAT
STOCKS LOW - BUY ONLY COUPONS YOU CAN SPAP.E. GORDON YOUNG. LTD 1 '' '
ENOUGH FOR IMMEDIATE ENOUIRS AT YOUR LOCAL = Tor to Yt�anr Ad 3tl3r - - "- Stouf fville
REQUIREMENTS. RATION BOARD. : -- -
- Phone Stout t rilte 348
-
Permanent Nagging Pain. 4, + _ f'1 R _ P. 1 . �_�� � Saturday bi• "nee at 2 P. IL
- - ���f�:•' I�F'�a', VETERI NARY SURGEON Doors open Esrh .�1r6 -
_ -- . that Fra3 s the Temper sad - �r • _ ___ -- _ r fI 9XF- _ 'IATC RUAY
ltiervea. It be Your Eyes y'd - DUNBARTON LN 14 ,.
�y r1, .6S ..'+ J and 15
C. H. TUCK. OPT- D. _ � .: Phone •Pickerlrig 'i7 8 5 Caribbean n
�-.. , �.. a a M ster -
Disney Bloch, Opp P. O.
'Claremont Locker 'a�'�n and Sheila Ryas
OSHAWA, ONT. : Tourist {�} E+ O RG E BO Y D _Truck THE' SAILOR TAKES A WIFE
Signs •:• SIGN PAI:,"TER •Lettering S stern
as lays y
- ...Hebert K aIkeza Jane Allypon ' !;
Standard Size Locker 116.06 A Year Universal News lj
...Walls, Buaetins Windows • A
DFR5 FA� Tr D zapecia;ty Casting Room and Chilling Room
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Sealed Tenders will be received up STOP 31 KINGSTON KOAD WtST HO:L, ONT, SOME LOCKERS AVATLABI.13 - - -JUNE 17 and IS
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to June 15, 2916, for the painti. -fig TAYLQR - LOYS T A THOUSAND AND ONE .NIGHTS
pf all exterior woodwork and metal
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an Rouge. Hill School, Two costa. IPHONE �'I.ABEDiONT 1!W �e 1!J Corael Wilde and Evelyn Keylss
;ithvelopes to be marked ' Tender" I�t
on the outside. t WEDNESDAY - THUMDAL ,
J. as. Blackwell, Farr s' Elevator
Secretary- Treasurer, Bes. 38J Phases Otf. 88W JUNE 19 and 20
R. R. 2, Pickering, Or.t. - r We Solicit Your Business THE HOUSE ON 92nd STREET
- Greenwood— _ �_ _ �� �,,� a - -- Fare's Elevator Claremont. Ontario - - R m E -
�%fZfi�r _ .. Yee and Lloyd Nolan
=' Phones Sea. 38J • Office- Saw
-.t Group 2. of the W. A. are. agora- - -- ►releot Liu.: �r,,,O _-
We have ear of , Gluten and '
isoring' an entertainment to be held, FOTO -KITE - THUBS.
Li the d*i rch .on Friday evening, - Car of Fencing .
June Id,. at 8.30 o'efock., when the No. 1 Alfalfa Seed Red Clove:
asd Ali Grass Seeds _ . _. C CLENDENIII#
--)First Prize drams of - the Festival .. � _
!from Brooklin and the First Prize Special Pig Grower, Fare's Own Mis -
drama from the Toronto- District � � ( > Master• Chick StStariebr is doing a ���� �Dla�l� B
a4i[[ present their plays. Local sus- a • ` per■ Marls, sm of
•cat numbers. an Try Fan's 31 plc. Dairy Ration
Mslvera
progranL Adm. 25 and 15 cents. TO -DAY, wiih 'condi- 1 t$6A.►. elnitc U. JI.�M��.l 6rsis
a nr; r io Lions returning .'to n rma
- --£ rg� la v:3� your r1A 4.441L u. .,« �.Qdes-_' hder yore ntrt or stove ook/ - Mask6m, Ont,
. Crowder and Mr. M, Gravelle, an ouring to give you better, quick- --
account' of whose recent marriage \ er and more efcient services .Claremon Out- _ p
Mri<ppears in the Claremont column. When he services your car, he RADIO - s E R V 1 C E
Salem Cemetery Board have dec- brings to you the iccumulated
aided to hold their _ Annual Memorial experience and research of s J
'and Decoration Day Service on Sure �- nation -wide Canadian organizes- N
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4day, June 34, Particulars later. on ose products are - 0
ti wh pod Its un
equalled in the petroleum field.
The ssr6ces on our circuit will
'' be taken on Sunday, by a , minister Next time, and ever>� time, O� � i� your spy evegy
irgm the Conference. r �. for the best service and the
_ finest petroleum products, visit
your friendly B-A dealer. Like COAL t*
_ thousands of other motorists; s . Gwwanteed Repair affvken 1,
-- Dunbarton - you always buy with confidence WOOD C ENT A Y �• or Modd 9
- a the sign of the Big B.A. _ * s _ ;
BAND GRAVEL ARTHUR FIELD
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"Welcome Home" to George Mc- - r r
Co ochie, RCAF., returned home /,)_ _ . �� /� rt
�!`� I_ , `~mss and PaoNE as s s ,
from overseas duty. `. BUILDER% B'IIPPLIEt9 '
! Mrs. Madden, of Breek- visited T Bu at the sign of Moe • -_ also looal cartage work Clothing � �
�•` friends here over the week -end. / �•• 9 T
Miss Evelyn An its of Toronto th® BlG 8 -A O rO,p We haveaiso olaced'in stock a full ed and pressed like nowt. Categ a
'Spent last Reek ° with her pareat2 - q - I;�$ o! MAPLE I�E,AF MIJ.LiING-
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large oatock of Mgb ' d11Hta sdb.
Mr and M.rs. Chas: -An:�is, ,_
We welcame Mr, and ?VIrs: Alfred , COMPANY FEEDS � and p8at� Also • Soei
`Rardcastle; formerly of Toronto, to r t a is stock of new leather teats sad
• ` A. W MITCHELL windbreakers, and gents furaisb+
the community. a easy their stay s - • • lugs' at very reasonable prices. Cal
Kith us will be a pleases: t one, 8Sh - and be convinceb.'
We are sorry to hear that tiles. Pickering, Out. k
-• Ne6nochie, Sr., is confined to' a 3aa Schwartz
'.'', Toronto hospital wit2r a broken hip. 01COMPAN.Y -LIMITED Pbo4M — Yards 74. Bss. 66W 21 Bond Strast West maw C.
We Irish firer,, a very speedy recov.
The John Knox family accompaa- Grsduatioa Exercises at Co
avocatio�
s000i�es is rewarded with` silver
led 1![rs. Malcolm borne on Sunday �a •P� according to the class in 'Hall last week. Mies Elizabeth Arm- LAREM0NT
1 and a+tteadad the Memorial S#rvice which y are placed'. Lois Graham strong received the Degree of EL
at Erskine Cemetery was high girl !or the County and A.; Robert Morrish, that of B. A. Sc.'
Mr• and Mrs Howard Haynes, o! .Mrs C W{anaop, Mrs, M. Aztrtis and The Cecil Axford family were wi.•ta the trip to Chiago next Dec - Mr. Glen Wood is at home raw
•S ouffville" spent the week -end with An W. Gray served the members guests of the Knox home; also Mr. ember to the 4 -H Club convention
Mr. and Mrs. ;Fred Ward. Ken Pascoe. with all expenses paid. Con tula- • having received his discharge from
Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Ward sent at the long.. tea table with 'an sound- gra the RCAF,:
F Anse 'of p--od ti ings, and good .bell- Mr. and Mrs. JamPB Rave, and tion3 to Lois fir this fi :e achieve- _
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Judson owahip was visible on all s des. child were with W. and Mrg. Ell - ment. Millie Hull has completed 12 —
Want s.. . s Lcott, I undts of work and received her - ^j
>► Several of the business places 'of Miss Helen Barclay visited her , - Provincial Hon ,. -Mount Zion
' Brougham .friends Hl B l h ors diploma and pLn. extend asst •
tour village closed on Monday, obser= mother on Saturday. 'The regular'
lac dhurch service at '.
wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Do:ald I .-
wing the King's birthday, C. Sheppard and G. Thornton and Centennial waa withdrawn this week '
Wright (Joyce Haz•�y) whose rrtsrr- W. A. m,eeta on Wednesday after-
Miss Eileen Cooper, of Toronto' lags took place on. June lot. Wedd- Miss Muriel Sheppard were with because of the . special service at, o.
spent the week -end at her home Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard !br rite end o noon at the home of Mrs. Lewis
Mg bells are still ringing. of the week. Erst _Y. Jones, Mrs. B. Jamieson is in charge
The June meeting of -the W- M. S. At Y. V. ,U, on Sunday night,. the
Quite a number from ltere' attend- of the program. Roll Call to be an*-
been postponed far a week, to == president, George Hull, spoke on tl:e "Proverb".
.ed the picture show given. in the rtes ortsibilities of membership. This v'� by a `Proverb .
hall here on Saturday evening. •the fourth week ' in June; at, Mrs. P p' Mr. R. W. Wilson, Brooklin, spent 'I
y Barclays. Highland Creek -subject was requested by some of
Mr. Jesse Warden, of Toronto, Members of the W. f• are 'making r the members in order that they Sunday with -Mr. Irving McAvoy and
spent the week-end at his h=e family.
preparationa for —the District meet- Congratulations are. the order of •might try to make our Union a
here. a Mr, A Tng at Whitby, on Wednesday. the day. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Krain- - better one. Lice Mrs. Reg. Hoskins and daughter
Mr. D+xn Hedgeea and Harry ' The Clothing Drive will be t °ld •. yck ( nee Margaret Watson), are dlhe Wednesday night June 19, is and Miss Kathleen McAvoy spent.
Porter spent Sunday. fishing near on the 17th and 18th, donations, to ; proud parents of a son, Barry. Mr. • "United Nations" night at Centeno- the week -end in London with the
loaner's parents, -
the north end of ..the township• -with. toe delivered at the school. It is and Mrs. • Charles Rate also have a ial• This is a new society and it is and Mrs. Roy Ward, Clare
very • little luck. hoped there will be a generous reg- , son And those who remember. Geo. expected officers will be ela�cted 'at
Mr. C••ii Redman, • of Toronto, pones. Hol on, who was quite active in out this month's meeting. All are urged wont. Mr. and Mrs, Milton Pegg, of
spent the week end at his home here. Mr and Mrs. E, Hultby od Green' Y. P. U. k few years ago, will be to carne out and put your weight Greemvo6d, called on. Mr. and Mrs.
t The Russ Creighton dance Li the River and Mr- and. Mrs. Morin, of glad to her he too, is the proud behind the efforts of this new group. Cecil Jones, on Sunday.
Amll here on Friday everting drew a Toronto, were Sunday guests at the father of a son, George Wesley. The regular meeting of the W. Born Saturday,- and Mrs. Ralph Jo.res,
s —fair crowd. This was' the. last o"bLe - � Gray -- - - - -•- -- $��� -of - -- births; a new- Club- M. S. wilt be held at the-church -on -� Saturday,- June. 8, 1945, at_tLe_.._.� Alb�rt
Creighto.-1 dances for this season, -- -- - -- was born Centen tial Church on Thursday, June M. Oshawa -Hospital, a son.
but the regular dances will be held Church Ness: Wedn .� 'June 6. This girls' - - Mrs. Ray Wilkins has bees takes _!
eve'r'y
week. Church attendance suffered on -coup is kziown as "71* Quest to Oshawa Hospital-for treatment.
b We hope for a speedy recovery.
James Reynolds, who is taking a Sunday, many attending the service 'Club" and all young ladies are cor- Cherrywood ' Miss Cragg, Toronto, spent ' sun-
Course in 'Toronto, was home for the at Erskine Cemetery, diaily invited to join. Kathleen
week -ead. Rev. I: E. Kennedy took for his Gooderbam led the meeting Last Many families entertained friends day with her sister Mrs. Davies and
Mine Georgina Forsyth, of Oshawa Subject on Sunday "Christ, the man" week, and gave a eery ' interesting artd relatives after the . services at iiiiss .lames spent the week -end in'
spear the weekend with her people Jesus himself using the (title of San talk on the Quest for Beauty in Erskine on Sunday, — Walter Fen- Toronto.
�' there. �f Man, as well as the "Divine Son Life Edith Bedwell assisted and ley ,and family with Mrs. A. Fen- The High School have finislsed
• Mr, and Mrs. Bert Gibson, of Osh- of �,,, edited a monthly paper. Lunch was ney; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest; Petty
spent Sus with Mr. and another year at Whitby- Firth Farm
aw*a, ape day The ,members of the W. M. S. nerved at the conclusion of the ev- with 'relatives; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan are writing their Departmentals
Mrs. Chas. Hardy. packed their contribution for thg. ening. Law and I--ta with Mr. and Mrs. W•
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barclay spent 'Missionary bale, on We&esday' af- On Thursday the 6th, Lois Grah- Tweddle. next week- s' whatulpasse to Mies
Sunday with . Mr. and Mr's. Frank ternoon, at Mrs. Lemon's, am and Millie Hull journeyed- to Myrna Jones' who passed o t her
Cooper. Nir. and vus. Leonard irarrrn, will, year's work.
Su-•zday School as usual next Sur. - Newmarket to the York Coo --sty PhyiL:a and W11mot spent last week
Mr, and Mrs. Allan Prouse, of day at 1' ?�0, and after services; at the Achievescuerrt Day grhic�s brir.�s t<� end with Mr, a::d Mrs. Shaw, at Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Disney and
Georgetown, spent the week -end- cemetery at 2.30. Rev. Mr. Kennedy � an end the- work done by the Junior Bluevale. family spent Harrison • with Mr.. and
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Prouse. I •, Airs. Lloyd arriso and daughter,
wig be the speaker. Iatitutes and Homemakin, Clubs We are pleased to report that at Port
Rev W. M. We.titam, is in Peter- bin. R'. J. Brown and Mr. and 'Sirs. durin the winter, 'I he two u.iis Perry.
n >; i Mr. T. E. • McKee is improved in -' Rev, McVey, T_oromn, was tits
1Fcan thin w,ek atteading- a C(m er- Ceorwe Drs ian and Judy visited this- year were `S4-ping Garm ?nts" hY•alth after a lengthy illness.
ence of the Ontario- Quebec Division -M� grown on Saturday. which was. com.Pl ted b: it�en a �cnl speaker on Sunday. Next Sunday, a
a of the Baptist Church. . Mrs. Genre Baird of Toronto was t !�lr. and Mrs. risice r °u.:K. bf�. d
• * g Girls a ^•i "Meat iz the ;tenon c•�rt- blra. F• .y Murrish atte:ded t ^e spTempNr•anceer will nsi�l,ra� ,�. The Charles C%tatles DeRusha arrtily have a. Mier here on Sunda � . 1 ' :
y. p1�+ted by ur.. Each of .hens club �_
been , sp-rading a feu• days with their =
sfricnds in Uxbridge.
- - . an Ti.' ;nos Gregg ns and. Mr. � ". ,A' t'• � -,.: a.• µs
- iii. and- Airs. S. Robb; ��' •
are spent the
wX- , + end : a- Lake. - Simcoe, a
are sorry to report that Mrs.
Burls A is iii. l �, � �l a : • ; ::
_ - - There _was-- a---seod- attendance- at ;`a� > ?,,' ,.rs t..
the Eaptist Church - on Su:tday evil s < t
a in ;, wfip ::he tw•o churches united to -- -
hu:d a yenica in oontection rviRrit �..t
.the.1 peer Canada Bible S46ety,
FO a >` �;
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.....Many Friends Gather*l on. Wedding i -
Anniversary Celebration
STOKELY
- :� host of relatives and friends , ':;i
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James McCullough on Saturday,
to extend congratulations on the
occasiva of "their 50th Wedding
tani-versary. Their sons and daugh-
rs a.-td other rela'ives as well as-
.
�� � �` gar-•• 4 d` ,
many friends were on hand for tine
all- important occasio:t. Having lived 9.
.��!•�
in this district for many years, they
were the recipients of many beaus - •r' d f°" ° ;'
Ifui gifts, aad were both "in good
health• to enjoy the happy event,
�`. Crowder — Grave
Be
-.A quiet Redding was soleannized F fit.' - - _
an titedY event at the •: #';; f.. :. .��F t a..'. . >� ;,'--� ._. i
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Church Manse, listen• Miss Eileen *' ' � ; ' {' -
Effie Crowder, daughter of ift _srxj � '• ,` v
J v 1 V�h�wr, 4i')°- 'w•ti.,.. IZ�
;4irs: C-M its of GreLnwo,d, ben _.,,et=` y�
came the bride of Mr. Michael Gfty -' pzT ' .:
.<
ells, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gravelle,
of Port Perry. Rev. 1. E. Ke -inedy > Yr' `'• .... : «'.; ` :.: " 4... .: ;• i1 A < x.,. u a.,. .a�Ck
'Q .h {� ���� ` ,,;. : : :.• yr .x.:ti:;c,'' - .
r
The tterA3 nts were the
--parents of the brid -e. -_- "The happy —. • p.r _ _
couple on their return from a w�edd- -
i tg trip will reside in the Port mato Plants from Sunny--Ge or i a 0 fio g Perry Drstnct �
BROUGHAM +Flown You Fnihnes s =
to
. Ike • uae Lt,CC�, II(d+ vi elµ: :j ;';,'.,.Z: o - - '• . ,
Hall ;ns was held 1 with Mrs. Robert- P r Picked in Georgia Yesterday . .. Planted in Essex TOwDAY ! ._ � .4
son Presiding. The Secretary • real `
'letters of thanks from same' of the - -
., $hut i s and Airs. Lenwn was esper4 FOR THE OIRST Timp in Canada s food- canning history, +ern plants to be delivered• to Canada for planting while �
..Stokely speeds young spring tomato plants across a con- still dewy -fresh and vit in-packed; Stokely acted. `
fatly 'mentioned for her ministration -
in this regard. tinent — overnight by air! _ . , - .�
It was decided that as p ication -From Sun to Sun. Awakened by the warm rays of the sun ` —THIS IS S T O K E L - LEADERSHIP
for a sewing course sh iuld be niadr
and it' is hoped that many, will de. ..away down south in Georgia, these tender tomato plantstrst to introduce the sensational, modern method of
cide to )ta',ce it in the fall, At ae' - "went to bed in Essex before the sun again! And so, by jdusting pea crops by airplane — Stokely now scores
-.wxt Institute meeting a portion of
this modern means of air - transport, Stokely -Van Camp ,.another "first" by sparing no expense to .ship 300,000
the time will be devoted to a dis- of Canada is able to pack' foc your pleasure —Teti, ripe, tomato plants BY AIR .. then transplanting this
cussion of Red Cross matters and -' luscious tomatoes, —.rich in vitamins, and virtually choice crop on home soil. Here's dramatic proof that .1
all the cther four units are invited P y
' garden -fresh in flavor. ens, the -�
• to jot ;a Brougham so that some dec- ;. • where the freshness the richness
ilia v can be reacvted relative the -7 finer flavor and quality of food will be
future of the branch. While Canadian -grown plants are - -fissured through better and newer ,
Z', ggg g
ssrulin against the elements for .
The program which had been -- — -- �� __ food- producing efforts, you can count
•tanrved to enable each 'niember do :their very existence, southern plants
p on Stokely's for that leadership. y
her share in' entertaining the nthers; ':are basking in-the warm sun and stor.
w.
brought out some surprises.. Mrs. W. = - ing up vitamins and flavor, Small won- -
.Gray.conductcd a'ijuiz.about Canada d @r then that when the miracle of air STOKELY -VAN CAMP OF CANADA LTD.
which was instructive and entertain-
'transport made it possible for south- ESSEX, ONTARIO
inlg. Mrs. Harvey read a • poem and -
Mra. Sheppard recited one. rs. ;tit vy'
,Burk gave a re,,iew- of Br ham .
Jasititute histr�ry. Mrs. Robertson
.: sr
Wave an amusing song quay from tlY,e Canada's Stokely's Finest
Saturday Evening Post.
?'h� "),-r hostesses. Mrs. R. Raine,
S' I.O.D.E. War SelltfY�ce
.,f CHROWLES s>• : Has Now Become "
r' >x'swendtvtide P. Clark. Post -War sCrVlce
of 6RIi6ER FARM The almost incredibte , sum of
$5,365,440.00 expended by the
It looks vs if our summer run of powtr brooder you will know they Daughters of the Empire for War
visitc rs ha-, begun. Last Wednes- are rather awkward things to work Service during the past six and a
IPOINT2,--.I day my sister and nephew arrived around when cleaning the pea. To half years was announced by Mrs. �f
-just for the day. Saturday neice help this situation Partner rigged H. S. o An gas of Toronto, War Ser-
' Joy came for the week -end -and mine up with pulleys wired to the vice convener a her chronicle e-
Bf Mary Imlay Taylor will be here every week -end tntil. top of the pen'. All I have to do is the work in her department
September, Sunday Daughter blew pull the rope either side and up she sented at the 1.U.D.E. Annual
_ in with a car -load of friends, and goes. It is far more conven:rnt• in in Winnipeg.
SYNOPSIS bitter 'years `oEimprisonment ht when school closes- anutht r noire s During t:. past year, civilian re- .
CHAPTER 71;11: Alec takes Sher- had nursed his hatred of Stenhart hops to speed v b,,od part of her We had another grated rain and lief shipments to the British people
win to an old cabin on the crest of the perjurer. He knew that Sten- holidays here. And so it goes ... amounted in cost to $161,589.00- ,
A wooded hill near Las Palomas I belie+c if one had stood outside
where Mac hopes he will hide until hart -came into the possession of + . . almost $13,000 more than was sent
it to safe to make his escape from his uncl'e's large estate and went ' poss a foot rule it would have been _.
.the sheriff. Last ' Friday we also receives possible tc• see and measure the in the previous year, demonstrating
west. Dever once had he really lost' 20G other little visitu "rs. They were gro ++tl�. The wheat is "corning into that although hostilities have
CHAPTER XII•I track of him. 'His hatred was an quite small and clad onl • in fluff. ceased, civilian relief continues t0•+•
There was small likelihood oC head already and the hayfields be-
obsession, it knew no mercy; his I call "them "visitors" because than' gin to look as if there were' plenty be well maintained. The War Ser=
"Jordan following so far, and Sher - one thought had been to kill him. stay .+•ill be only or a short white: - vice work has now become post-
win turned back to the mountain He had bought a pistol 'and spent y oi++ork ahead for the moeer: war wrvice work and as such will
nth at last, with a feeling that g Just as boon a each one is big
P g days in practice, and he was r enough to fill a frying pan they continue to function.
Mac, at least, was safe. crack shat now. He had resui»ed Do you remembe. rr,y telling
will be sold. ' I hate to think of the you about the rubins that nested
It was half an hour later' when his horseback riding; coming west .1 fate in story for theta whet I. 19ok• ?
he must ride! in our front gardrn. Well, the Von Will Rslo7 ataytaa at
'he found himself 'near the cabin at then, now, bqt possibly by the other murning I went out and Mom
again. He had approached from the Search for him had been so tar time they go they will havebecome and Poppa Robin were in an aw- The St. Regis Hotel
'ledge and stood in the shadow of a fruitless; he had been advertised, enough of a nuisance for me to be {ul dither. I looks • for the reason
live oak, listening intently. Person- tracked - all in vain. The fates glad to ',o rid of them: The early . and soon found it. One little rob- rRoom su
all he had no thou ht, that Jor- were with him; - -he -would -not be chicks have " almost reached "that o t:.ery Boom v.ttb easel
y, g _ —in_ ii:as_perch ot otr t•ic edge of "the _ _ -_- �dnwer sell Teteekal•
• dan would return here, for Jordan taken until he had reckoned with stage., The new chicks have al- nest ++Tile the other was on thew t :+taste, sj..•so up -
.did not really know how many had his enemy the man who h. d sworn ready given me . ne 'big headache. branch of a nearby ree. It was Double. d. I op
been in the attackiri y his liberty. lie had found But no. that s wrong It wasn't y � Rood rood. Itlslaa oa0 Dane.
g party, and he awe g• evidently their first attempt at try- lost Rtabily
" must know that the sheriff was af- • him! Found him making love to a the chicks it was the brooder -the ing their wings. Jyst then bfitchie- sberbourse at uasuea 7.
ter him with a posse. Sherwin rea- girl who could not know how, vile electric brooder: . At 9.a.ir.� the cat hove in sight, and, if robins let tza, alas
soned that he would scarcely•ven- he was, the liar! And-that girl -? chicks and -brooder +were "_firer At tve.r.e- subject -tu-ft� f--am bu:r ci::� -
lure back that night and, on the Sherwin rose and began to wank 11 a.m. the chicks were not so hap- mother rob:a woule have had one.
_ other hand, Mac thought that he, to and fro; he had forgotte the py and the brooder was cold." 1 Of course I took pity on her and C / '
Sherwin• meant to leave at day- _ outlaws, what were he_y to;im? tried to it -rn on' more heat, think- shut Mitchie. up i, the house. That
break. He smiled grimly, he want- He was himsel;' an .utla ane ing the thermostat probably wasn't went on for about two days. Now
ed �1ac to think just that! Mean- had recoiled as if he were icy very working r:glti. But it didn't make the Erz ^tic ckarping has ceased su i f
- while, he- h:1 his food pack and his deed the criminal Stenhart's black :t n y difference. then 1 ' knew suppose the little ones are now '?
blanket; he should not starve while lie had made of him. Love is so something +vas radically wrong. 1 capable of looking after them• F E
he. waited. Arid he intended to wait _ close to hate that he almost hated called an S O S to Partner, but he selv es. I do.i t know why I took
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1, erc until he s-{— Stenh'a Et a akn .�i iCi:�: k,i,,,," what to try -more — -' - -- -
g - janeAn- the assion of ia:s shame so much trouble to protect them -
face to face. He advanced cautious- that she had scorned him for Sten- than I did. except to call an elec- it only means that two more rob-
and
ly, made sore that the cabin was hart's sake. More than once, when trician; ++•hick we did, while we i..s will be around -to steal thefruit Modern life
empty, and, determined to-take no" he had looked into her eyes, his - waited we gathered up our 206 from "our cherry trees. makes a tea
- • risks, found a sot in the red- chickens into boxes and took them
P, stern purpose to kill the man had the eyes: at two drops of Marine will
wobds where he could- look out on - wavered. Site had roused the best to the house.. But believe me, it cleanse, soothe and refresh chew
a scene as bright as day with moon- that was in him, but now her shud- took- longer to catch them than it .Barnyard Note . when they are tired or irritated.
light. himself unseen; and unroll - does "to tell it.: It was 2.30'- before Eyes are ood care of th to a There der of horror at the crime, had so cake food care of them. There an
ing his blanket. � e lav doa�n�hrrr "z -z -d h ?y in -a a-h �'s- III 3' �' !12 -" ' -rr- ' I h'•' t^ If "earlv'to bed and early to rise d• -��, 1�
_ ,. •,_. -... sac
to rest. He wanted to smoke• but wanted blood - nothing tlse but half an, hour the repair was - madt:' Makes a ritan healthy, wec.Ithy- and • Marine: let this safe, dsppeeodabts
the chances were against that, al- Sfenhart's blood would satisfy his
and the chicks back iR the brooder wise," lotion help your hard - working eyes= ,
- «'Ito ,can ex lain to me"-why- irk the . we Marine every day.
though he believed himself- to be fury.-He would kill him. Alone in house. It was. a wire , that td P Y
utterly alone. He clasped his, hands the night, Sherwin planned it; as 'burned right through. Another dickens
_ under his head and Jay-there think- surer! as the sun rose- and the day time tse+m,y be amble to locate the This habit is principally practiced
ing steadily, not only of his pur- dawned he would kill him. It mat trouble and tut it ourselves. by chickens?,
pose, but of the a,ast. _He recalled" tere_d not if the girl meant to mar- Apparently there is somethic�g to.... =nR gA}rK1rR
nis uncle's violcctt end. The old ry. him, "Seen arf must die, a:�c; dir "" worry a otitt with every' kind of
man had- made a will in Stenhares 'by his Eland. stove, - Oil burners have been
favor, having quarreled with Sher- • + • known to explode; coal "'stoves have
vtrn s iatnor, then, When his tether Jane had passed a sleepless night, an uncauny knack -of. going out: -"
. . died, the eccentric "cld man sent for a new experience for her cheerful and electric brooders -well. we '►.+ _ y�
him, liked him, and spoke" of alter- youth, and she rose early, dressed know- now what they can do. By
_ ing his will and dividing the prop- in her riding -suit aad slipped out the way here is an idea that-,may.
-arty between his two nephews. No into the hall long' before breakfast int Jest someone. - If you have a
_ one knew of this. He had spoken time. She was going out ,aqd she
only to -Sherwin, and when he was did not want questions asked. She BREAKFAST
found dead, Max Stenhart accused had 'phoned to the stables to have He laughed bitterly. "You can't At,
the cousin who was, he said, cut Tex saddled and waiting. evade-me, Jane. I'm 'heri' for my W"
off and disinherited because of ■ The 'wide old hall was flooded answer. Will you marry me now - i' �� t s J, f
quarrel. He had come upon Sher- at once ?"
just after t tatter discovered win fhe l did smith morning light and, almost ud- -
1 consciously, her eyes turned to- "Are you quite generous? 1 - f
_ the dead man, and he swore the ward asked you to -give ice me time!" she �'�� L- `' ".°•'
knife was in his cousin's hand. Jim's desk. She seemed to•. Y t3
see Sherwin standing there as . on parried:
Perjury? Yes! Perjury that sent a that first night. She stopped a mo- "I've given you time: I'm her
helpless man to prison for lift mint and stood looking at it, re- man, Jane, I can't endure' this any
Man? A mere boy, it -was ,eight membering every word that he had snore. Will you marry me now ?"
years ago. He had had eight bitter said He had laid his hand over hers
years behind stone walls; there was on to of the old desk. She felt it -
no death penalty n the state. Per- She was still there, motionless, P
y when she heard a step behind her. trembling as she -drew hers sharp-
:paps, if there had .been, Stenhart She looked up, startled, and saw ly away.
might have hesitated. But would Stenhart. - "I'm sorry, she said in a low. _
he? w o » "1 didn't know you got about so ' voice, "but 1 can't!"
early," she exclaimed. "IIow much "Do you mean not now. Or nev- ,
_
Sherwin could have believed that better you arel" er ?" he was breathing hard. , r' -
his cousin' had ,killed -the old man He took no notice of her little Tane felt a sudden fear of him,
to make sure of his inheritance be- - halfhearted attempt at lightness. a fear she 'had never verielt of Sher--
fore the will was changed, but Max He came close, looking down at win, though Sherwi• was a con-
had proved his alibi. There was no her with his stormy eyes. victed rrnrrderer! She tried to give
- one to testl"fy -for the eewcomer, �'tyhere are ? him a frirndl smile, but her lips - '� f�
you gang, Jant." Y A r f r
ttae- nephew who-was little known shook. j� r 1' • ' • `;�
,. - he - demanded gravely. - - - . - - .. • ._ _ f/� .. - -
r R j Ip♦ f
" the neighborhood. "I mean never, Max. f rJf l f �t
She flushed hotly, "Out for a can- "
Sherwin had escaped from jail ter before breakfast," 'she .answered (To be Continued) t
a mere accident. Two other Lion- shortly. __.._._.._____ ._.___�___ _ „
at the last moment ti invited He did not believe it, she saw • "Whero d'Niin you'ro gain'- - to a brookfosf of ntoltr- rit7k,
him to ioin them. The thought of that in his eyes, and her flush deep- SPECIAL lUc-8 r �+- golden -brown Grope -Nuts Flakes?" d '
liberty had set him wild; he had cried. He le , ed his hand on the 4 enlarged uclnta for lac -send any „ 1. Y
a@ 4 negatives of the acme size cup t3o help =ne, I Aai, omcerl Attd the bl00di ADd �..e "r food esseatfa'lii ^.
taken their chances, jumped into • desk beside hers. She 'could feel to 2% x 41A> and we will return every time I think of that elegant, "Grape-Nuts Ptak es are good sII
the river with them, got ashore, in the emotion that shook him and to you Immediately, 4 col }eda nut -like taste or Poet's Grape-Nuts rightl That's because 're made
prints on Velox paper, nlga 0! they
d the as, le foot Just statrip� aow� ro
the serer and; -- with their help, she dreaded it. She tried to escape. returned with order. send -tsa-gs= -_ ai. iwb gtalns - wheat 'read malted
-- changed into another suit , of "I must be going -" she began tivtis with this ad and 10c to coin the accelerator!" biLrley. And apecially blended, baked r
.•1.,�itre He I+erl one fe'�hi 1 friend
nervously today. This ad must accompany Well. keep -goia' ,
3t -- order to receive extra one preen- I'll tag along for a bowlful snyaelf. On and toasted for golden- brown, dell-
era
had taken care of the little " "Jane!" : ,. turn coupon. this job I need thm carbghydrstes elous crispness and easy digestion."
LONDON PHOTO SEP.VD(E "We'll polish off one of those giant
money he. had of his own. He had She raised her eyes _reluctantly to Box 681, Debt. w., London, Ontario: for energy; proteins forinuscle; phad-
got that secretly and, against the his. "You're not fully yourself yet, phorus for teeth and bones; iron for economy packages.",. ,e
pleadings • of, his friend, started Max, you look pale - sit " down
west - after Stenhartl In all these here, Iet me call Fanny -"
'' �...
NATIONAL CLOTHING COLLECTION '• :.. ��
• ",. .,. .. Send what you can
o your local collection centre '
ION
Hwc• .JUNE 11 -l7
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al A lmwev to PrevtonA Puna% -
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' Stage Star ','f A YOKE OF THC IJYE hXO�/&4A�11 !k',S
LAI HQiIZONTAL 59 She ft a 'B" S - -" PULLER
bred B+ roaclvrs� _ 1 _ ' Chasing Kitten's Tate �
"" Raisin wages, raisin v+
� 11 Arrival (ab.) - Y1R;R'1'l(Cstatf. � T � .. 8 g- ,Prices ... -- _ �t.J"t,�`� •,,.. , ;
_ J2 Line Y ' _ cover, raising wages again because • Fa AM OUN.FaTtaua, alry
13 At a distance 1 Father rt prices have been raised, and so on, isISIMIns. �� a 4,
141ia1f -em 2 Space amounts to the same thing as a
_15 Natitae metal 3 Vase kitten chasini' its tail - and the r;
46 pig pen 4 Metal . Greek letter o 39 Ontario (ab.) kitten has more fun.
-'•17 Inlet 23 Moist 41 Any - Kitcnener Recorm - -� ad FuWW
79 Registered ,. 5 Neither 25 Male deer 44 Cognomen _
_►et`urMA 4 A Female sheep = Winglike part 45 Examination Hadn't Thought Of That '
2(I was seated -71 tar— 20- South -Amer- 46.Operauc- solo._ -- -
,`21Stirelt SOften (poetic) ka (sb.) 47 Let It stand Gandhi's son �•s India would
•24 Xt9sure of 9 Beaters of 1*M 30 Scripture 48 God of war not' have had a chance of indepen- sutosa► atataNAMMI ra Co. ►ter -
dence under Churchill. Did it ever s.b� a.rdrwr. area t9Doc�os (ads.) 311Sven (contr.) SO Vat \\ occur to him that but for Churchill �'� a+•+• '
25 Therefore 17 Male shag 33 Us 52 Account 'tab.i - -
jS. $ti Tenurium 3: AsWer 35 Harden 53 Mimic India .might today bt a• slave state
(s77j . 19 LA 1 '36 Golf device 54 Editor (ab.) of Japan' ,
27Fiesh food language 36 Pedal digit, -.,•, 47 Bone -St. Thomas Times - Journal -
29 Perspiratlan 32 Lead measure 1 3_ s b 8 to Preventing Best
"s Inhaling a rich mixture of oxygen
353W is a ` is hailed by science as the latest +
star i and best cure for a hangover. We � the i �TEieitl en- T IO s,o tt tz e� still think, however, the best one
gineer (ab. =• is a brisk walk-home to bed after ..
�r the second drink. DEALERS WANTED WHERE WE ARE NOT
42 ,UT rr tp sr ttiindsor 5tar.' - ALREADY REPRESENTED
43 Five and five
45 Beverage 771SE 35 „ ' They're Good Sports
:47 Symbol for si The, 'ever- optimistie-- Hritish are
tin planning a world's fair in London CROSSTOWN .By Roland Coe
49 Dined Encountered 40 for 1947. Just on the off chance, f
51 Rodent a3 +'t- y we presume, that thcre'il atilt •be a -
world at that time. ,
53 Hawaiian lava %► - .
54 Australian 51 st 3 -Ottawa, Citizen.
birds
!/
55 From water -.The Slow (? ) British
56 For ;q Britain 'is exporting three times
68 Amount owed as many motor 'vehicles as the
_ United States, as a result of thF
labor troubles in the latter country. = j
- Evil One On Dark Flour 'The "slow" British are'wasting
A man ught •a boy in his gar Mrs: Youngbride (phoning, her time at all in picking up the world N
g pp mother)' "That new type of flour tr had to abandon for the
den stealing apples, an. diandeo amt -�� '
him to the police. can't be very good." ter' - Ottawa As it was the boy's first offence Journif
Mother: " Wby is that, dear'"'
- t).e magistrate let him off, but told
Aim Y . "l made a vie with it, Air Hub
�m rover to yield to such temp- and Roger could hardly cut . the
totion- again• adding:' Twenty -six times daily there are -
�• "Ye should have flown from the - .crust. \
passengers arriving in Lethbridge
Evil One." - -- by air or leaving by air.
"So '1 did, sir," replica the boy, Tell One -. . _. ^ Lethbridge Herald.-
"but. he grip me afore I got over 'counsel was cross- examining a ~
the fence!" farmer. It's An Idea -
i _
Now," he said, ''don't - quiiyble. ••Nylon It Made from Coal " --
Bored Do you understand a simple prob- 'heading. Better let the ladies
lem or not ?" handle ... w As the mathematics master was John L. Lewis, don't you , a
s►�rkg -mot an I do. " ,replied the wrtncss: - think? ../�
ample .an :_too - -- - -1 lien test the court this: -if-fif- - Stratford Beacon- :Herald.-
blackboard, he' noticed that one, of -'- -.- - c• _
the p:lpils wasn't paying any at- teen men ploughed a field in -five
t iteration, so he said sharph , hours, how long would thirty men Peace Sign
"' take to plough the same field'" Signs of peace depart u.:.z: Aloft
Reused frotrthis d�rdreant, t "They couldn't do it." than 1,000,000 workers are now idle
Board, - _
•Fn y'..
- -- :
-lad replied unthinking:y � _ � "Why not ?" _ in the United States as the resnh � ' - - , �0�,/ • .. ' , ,
in "Because the fifteen have already of strikes. "Here s a Yana lotion that's not ool
"Yes. sir, very.' ploughed it." - Woodstock Sentinel- Review, bW it's also ve Y' Sid for dishpan hands, -
rY POPoVr with arc - welders."
- . STUFF AND THINGS
POP --It All Depends :.. - .
- t _ .By J. MILLAR WATT .
Y GOT YOUR SAt OLS
Qty � HOW GAN You SAY
' � tgOt1ND THE v1QON6 WAY -I NAVGI+I'T TDL•D YpV tF
PRCOMSSOR f 'THAH WAY I'M C+OIN0' 6_7:::�ej
Did I ever show ya my collet r - j
-tioo of counterfeit Coen ?"
MUTT STUFF AND THINGS .. TT AND JEFF And of course N. C. � A
out
_ d Also Stand for No - _
n Coro _
tnsttal _ ... -
B
. y Bud Fisher
MUTT CAN -.. TS•UNDEr - - -� . , . . , . ..« .� ` • • r.s,.�
WONDER
1 BORROW KITCFIEIk WHAT a ��, , d•, rs
YOUR BLACK c '1+tKi- Ht WAIN to
Ll r PAINT? RULP 'THE BLACK -
� i WURSELF! pAINTFW !. -
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'Wy! What a haunting mel=
REG'LAR FELLERS — Wealth, On Paper B GENE _
- - y BYRNES
- -. :. .
1 1'0 LOVE TO " YESSIR-
HAVE ALL OF 0 WHEN MY WELL, In A tF ! WANTED A P05TER r 1 -
THOSE TNMtUS, [{%� \' /� RATHER. STRANGE I WOULD'VE TORN. IT -
���s+ GtRI. STAYS 51tE IT 5trr 1 OFF 91 H' FENCE
PINHEAD WANTS, t SAY - A DNS TI{gtNK WE CAN
N� YF{Is OKAY TOOTS - T' ME SWING 1Y'
YOU GET! -- MISTER ! ♦ . YOU
_ YOU'LL GET` DOUBLE-
'Em y ��
• :.... ZOOUt =! •alai 4� __ e's' --�'`i: e ° • 1' I fa4RRBLEa � "1 • � � .
rat tavrsw►i vu�rtones - MONE7 F A F'•WIT
nor,,
.' ' ` � • "�' NATION e '" ��% �/ � �.,,� 'I (' r( �-• - ...
_ . ;; _• swlNC�s � BANK ,� � b� � - s.� F'"r" . ' << < � � ,.. • _ '..
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s
he care _
Remember ..
Ha r�wsre
Pickering
National Ciotti uzg Collection N a t r o n a
Providing for the needs of l..a*ar-
' June 17 - -29- (inclusive) - - : ' Jute y Ti. � last yep
■
-of clothing can be a part of your
16hw �mwk as ye have done it unto. am od the least of these, ye have to "Wianiag the Pets"
done na�ko
1Le
°°sttriut3s°
�� then
: "What can the Individual do . to help." — The. National Clotbias
,provides the .;; ., .. ,l,i for every, itken to nsake a'tersonal gift to ■ �- - ,
a needy' person; the pri•*+� of banding an did cQM or .� col iectIon
shoes to someone whose very life d%mads upon than.
Caae;da s answer .wM lift the hems of *e people whose bodres• __. ._J. S. B ALSID ON =- PICK ERING
are war - emaciated and whose feet are bare and braises.
lvi S.CHAPMA�i 7=29 ne 1- A - Sirectorr�
KAISERcontinued frau front page - -As Business Citizens
these ball games and m decent, Of self- respecting spectator , or bell- •' This Village. _.... GORDON F. OSBORNE . A. E. Richardson ELECTRIC player' wants the children to be '.We 'Heartily- Support C. L. Ti. - �--+ --
obliged to listen to a lot of profane DISTRICT MANAGER GENERAL INSURANCE
l ]loan and Sara TAriag hmguage and criticisms—Example :'r►ad Recommend Your REAL ESTATE
ds 1 � Glvax fellows better
let us PreeeP sports eau —co,. tion In This Nationwide EXPIRE LIFE - CONVEYANCING <
and healthy. Appal is Aid of'War- Sufferers IasQSnee Qumpa�p Au" old established a<eney. :'s�� ;
KWe happen to know that the above Ross. D. Munro to lens.
is the result - of experiences _ at a In Reis D. Munro. _ . .',Phone Picioerhsg b
(D at. recent nearby .ball game. This kind Look Over Your Wardrobes - -. W. R. Curtis
of language is always a mark of Tom Packrin - R •
PHONE PICK. 120 intelligence -- anyone using it dope and Closets — One Garment Geo. E. Brown, Andiry, OeeL
' so because he hasn't brains enough, - J. Mills, Aja: Iawranee an Khan T
or knows the .English language well From �� Peron Telophor^ 6t2 Whitby, -0j& ranc ;� Y rx-
__.•' -.� - enough to express himself without Wm J
using • profanity.. Ed.) _.� _ _We do building o? all kinds �'V M. M CE A C H N I E
• Whitevaie Red Cross - _Phone Pickering 66? - - -- Addreas !!rs
-..� F. J. 1' OU 3�. i ,.i.. uarY. DEALER Brougham, Out Piet 5 a id
T�i EATRE� Tie Whittate branch Red Cross ....__. __... _.._. _ ,
FUNERAL DME MI
present a - staterneirt covering their . • .. : Private Asabalan« Service
work from 1939 -- 13+56,, at the meet-
Clare . Prentice
Wg22'�Y ing in which they �"ave disbanded. -_:J. R• Bo D" or NW
�aithlnlly Ass- conditioned Knitting -793 articles, 16 pr, blank- _ y""y . �_Y_� • LIOF.NS AUCTIOVIIZR
- I Phone— Pick.. -1.3 — Far _dW- C�ffie. -OU York -zed O.. -
!_=1V2&"A1, R-2U bA1'U1WAY Qu:lts -6a mad_ ` �ini • -
ing�• --1505 articles; a s�ria• ... .., to Corp. Ken Per•
,JUNE 23, 14 and 15 and donated, 5 quilted, $12.50; Blood Pickering. .Ontario den yet G A. S. F.. and d tlr I.*. J
Two Shows - 7 sad 9 -P. M. Donors-,W donations, 8 helpers THE RE�LL 3TOR E „""b prealft
' iia°lurday Matinee at 1.50 P. M. served at clinic, W donated; Social PHONE PICK. 69 "- J. Prentice). -- Patmf ��as� -- '-
6596.18; In 1944, 18 boxes were W M . M A W steak Sales a 9peelaltr,..: � ar
.Fallen Angel sent' to servicemen- and one - to a ' - =- - -s • • s = . - . . . Ressoaabie Balsas _
_ .prisoner of war, and cards to those�j j�}l� AUC IONIM and -PHONE AGIN. = W 8. YILitEM
Hardware
Alice Faye and Dana Andrews _ in (:sands. In 1945,. 10 boxes were - VALLTATOB
:•.. sent to the bogs.
and Linda Darnall Total amounted collected, mclud- ALVIl� USEB3 gales eo.ioetsa Anywhere Sasriste: Solldtor .Idatsey lsY1s
: ing drive"2537.95. Returning boys Phone or Write C.tCjRICHARDSON
A f - - arettes, our girl with candy, and our 'Clothing Collecdoadonated �ese National
61s Dondas St. ". .
W14DAY, TUESDAY WEDN'SDY were presented with pens and cig- )fit. '
Sdte 611 — Continental Ltts oft }
- ,JUNE 17, 18 and 19 brides welcomed,—Mrs. O. Buckles ( _ rn Bay St• Toroato
buyers in the Newel. Ed.) Ci Y R I L E. M O R L E Y
Two Shows At 7 and 9 P. X.
AI ti HITCHOCK' - INSURANCE AND 'Your Satisfaction My ooaraata
S - Quality Meats
•REAL ESTATE 11• MCKEE
- S ellbound
P :_Flsh'�in Season - PHONE 67 PICK. ' PAINTER 8 DECORATOR
Ingrid Berman Gregory Peck
•:'Fruits ' & Vegetables
_
T KURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY - g _ '.PWX.ERING ONTARIO
SILK'S MARKET
J A WILLOUGHBY
• :,;TUNE 20. T' smci 22 .. • Wllfoaphby Fare Agency — -- .
--
FRED MACMURRAY - phone Picked! '26 - - -- 1 A 7ar,gefl3t. -~ Toronto A0666 J. I. (Hud) STEWART, S A.
- Pardon' 11FIy 'Past Canada - Bettw tided Foortp Barristeg 'Solidtor, Notary
-PICKERING MEAT MARKET Yew"" RIVES BEND FAaASS
• CONe�J4T OUR ACTIVE C1711 DEPT. -
"ew Singer Sewing Machines on FOR THAT HOME IN THE CITY -Greenwood Road !
ww available. Electries and tread 13
bas. For further information wylte' - - FRANK S BMITS - - -.- - - - - - -- - -- - • -- Phone Pick. _w i -
N phone Singer Sewing Machias
(losopany- 16 Ontario St. Os)se ea. ;Quality. First = Service, Aim -, Sellers & .Atkinson ' .f
rye.. 696 tf � BUT T'HS M" — YOr. MAKE THE TTST" Phone A•sla• 901W2 - ate• 260 F. e]. Donevan .
lt�sar .isiElseles >M .lcensed 2. A.,
_,Rouge Hills .
- ,..r..,. Ontario Land Saneyee.
%e i cQ,a-
fined -to his bed for some time.- His - - - 86 Year's E�tperienee
friends and neighbors wish• him a -- - Sales eenduded anjwhera.. :
In Fars
.Notice
speedy recovery. _ ■ =' A'h
agnd Prope 11161e&
; il" Mrs. Mary Ash and Mr. Georgic 0 Sales personal y +�ssebtsatiea atwea Dsses ,w.i r
VIA
-Woods- are leaving our school Mrs ens
Ash came out of retirement during ��, - —.S�s ��
%ys war when teachers were sorely - — A`p6aJt S
needed Now that the supply has We sell direct to the consumer and Pi os"' , i� Se"ice
. been replenished by returned veter- h B�sw
aria s-Id
Normal graduates, she feels 11"M pay you mole foes live ponittg.
- reasonable Rates Wa4' �"'°'
she has done her. •bit. We thank ��
Mrs. Ash for a good job well done. °' arranged for large lots. 7; � ` N.&"M• Oordoni
'Mr. Woods' accomplishments in ath=
letics and singing will long be rem-
. For Further Particulars
timbered and we wish him every °
success in his Next vesture. LUMBER
PICKERIN Gi "FARMS COMRIE-11 • AR;VIS LIMITED The Co. �
CEMENT :WHITBY, ONTARIO LIMITED
Phone, wliitbq S36 Day or Night t
_- _- -- -' _ -- - Se"' boro : Junction _
. : W O R K - TELEPHONES — Howard 1117, and Scarboro SH
IT'S SMART TO SAVE ugh and Dressed Lsrn►bar 31St1work
�Q.LAB•9 - FOUNDATIONS . y
1�AOIX OR SHOP AT Presses Sob Doers ... -
LNYTBIIdti II�t CEMENT WOBH• = Inteelor 81 lft . etouUmme .. .
Claremont Meat Market. = � east and Hardwood Irleeries Wdft
.. _ e:uk Inaalaioed Efding Cedargssin . ®'� .Wallboards Iioeit 1itL Omar ._,
■: :.Choice Meats Fi8h - Groe'erieB , no
Am& Wool Iasnlatlas Coeown! and Ifs■
.PHONE 8501 CLAREMONT qr Mw >
Greenwood., -Onto .. _ . -
pSON1i: PICL 7 $ !i Defliver it Dunbartoa Tuesday, Wednesday, d+T. Ssda rday . a][ARTIN- SENOUR 100 P. a PII81h lwlirl'1' . .
t 1![AT 1, s? Owing to the Iwo margin of error and extra work for • our drive
_ - " strum new on all accounts wi}t be diocan►MrA, from crass AM glades of B.' C.' Cedar, Shingles .,