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T he program. for the Dominion Fire In Dump Tuesday •Evening Thee Scarboro Anniversary THE AJAX AFIFAIR
Pay p here , s about complete. Pickering Village
After some deliberation it was felt A fire .alarm was rung in late - St. Andrew's Church, Bendale,. Plenty of publicity has been given
wage copulad of do without the "open_ i Tuesday eve -tirg, that took the fire whose adjucaing cemetery is the our community of late, -most of it Doug. Johns, who not lo.`sg ago
depar iment up Elizabeth St., to a 1�- =es�'►g=place* of marry . of Scar- of an u�ae8rable.. - ture, gad - unless left Canada 'for- and lance ek back
Jade this yeas --get into it everybody. refuse dump - (not an authorized boro Townshoip's pioneer settlers we can- find something a bit more n• His 'wife and daughter will
Sports in the afternoon - the town- + one). down over the bark at the will be the mecca of thousands of wholesome to write about, we'll not 'follow shortly.
-'ship league providing several games !tide of the road vibe`s the old mill visitors on June 29 --30. and July L write about gruesome murders by Mr. and Mrs. Poynter, of Tororrto,
of sod►tball, starting early. !race clrossed the .road. I *. 'may have when the three -day celebrations, maniacs, ant Sunday with their daughter.
Skill games a plenty, bingo and + commemorat' the 150th Anniver- Mrs. IL T. Fallaise and faRnily,
contests. Hope to have -a merry-go- i been smouldering for some days Towneift of Scarboro ; Mr, and Mrs, Vallesu, of Ki• W.
when • it broke out that evening. It >r'3' - of the arrival of the first
round fox 'brig and little kids. Live I 180th Anniversary stop, are visiting their daughter,
• ±was not a very serious affair- -white man is Scarboro, are held. " ,
'.stock sbows. And in the evening, Hussman Forbes spent as much The committee in •charge, headed _ . Mrs. ,Franic Baker.
one -of the greatest arrays of well- . b Fred Slole and ably assisted b The second massed choir rehear - Mr, and Mrs. Alvin •Bushby and
time squirting water over the on- Y Y Y Y sal - vas held at First United Church family were in Lindsay on Sunda
_ Ios.'nvn Toronto radio artists, cam - his energetic secretary, Button L. Y Y Y
. edians, fancy roller skating, sing- 100 as-he did on the fire. err Warden Ave., on Tuesday, Jude visit'
Y Clutterbuck, have been working for visiting Mrs. Brnshb in niece.
other- -musical novelties - I 1881 weeks in .order -that the residents of 11th, a preparation for the Sunday Rev. Mr. Gardiner and ' Mrs.
Pact Rafferty and Jimmy Goode, of _• Scarboro Township will have a tel- Service on June- 30, at Benrdale, w-'-
o Gardiner who had charge of St:'
:the Old Dumbells and Louise Rob- 'The proprietor, Robin Gord "n w:. ebration of which they can be justly take p� in the 150th A versary Andrew's Church twenty -one years
prison (who may not sing the way showing us a few nights ago, --an proud, of Scarboro. There were two hund- .ago, visited the United Church on
red present with Clark Secor con- Sunda morn. ands spent the•del
' the ,Toronto Cos-nservatory would do i interesting old volume t ;:a: he has • The three-day program which the ducting. Rev, itiI . Bonin was press with Mr, ar►d Mrs. M. S�, Chapunan.Y
alt, but gets a bigger laugh)--these preserved• -the "hotel register" of committee recently announced, speaks
ii three heard at 9.30 Wednesday ev- } year 1881 used in the Gordon for itself and for "tire efforts which eat and the oldest chorister was Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Teeple and
enings; a Magician with' new tricks, House, them operated by Mr. Deck-- the' committee chairmen have put Perry, -past 83, a honorer leader of Mrs. Warman,. all: of Toronto via=
+alai a smart Master ad Ceremonies. er. There . are -some interesting into the production of a «first rate -
Scarboro Jct. choir. • ited with Mrs. J. Murkar orb Sun.
Come to Pickering Doerition 134y i narr►es in there, inch di-rz the. caste - Although the practice' took" place .day,
g celebration ". in the church, it was heard by res- Mrs, W. - J.- Clark is. recovering
_ of a company . playing "uncle Tom's Most 'of tilie events will cen..re at.
Cabin" 'in our old town hall (we Bendale, in the spacious grounds idents in the dis'rict and they are. frum.tbe fracture of a rib- Sustained
Card of Thanks : high. irx their- praise of the "work. - in a fall rete.»tly.
'expect) in June ofa`. year.. which surround ong of the tow,tehip's Hear Miss Susan Booker's story Mr, and Mrs. - MacDonaltd and
II wish to thank the ineids sad oldest churches. It was in this vic-
e - t--Middlethn Family Annual Reunion inity that Itavid Thomssn the mum of Scarboro on CJBC, at 10.15 a. family, of. Toronto are now estab-
neighbors for expressions of .apm- i Resumed Following War. _ �� *,e„ �1t -.4- ',;e m. on Tuesday, June 25th. lished in he forgoer Courtice res-
Uoath beautiiui -fls� ieipalfty's first - - - --
fierce on tinuren ai, purenasea
received at the time of -our resent I G-� up, as"-were many others Koine, tilled the soil -and- raised his ROTARY - from W: C. -Thoalson.
►bereavement. in the lass of my dear family. It was in this same area _
during the war, the Middleton tam- Mr. and Mrs. -Frank Smith and
` �usbarrd and ffiPeCY th Rev. ylr,; that other early pioneers followed Mr. Sheppard, Dept, of Veterans'
Hc11ey By wmual reunion is being held family attended the ChrisWaing of
and took up residence. Affairs Representative at the Ajax
! _ . M. -Di=� - - -7a��._ n this..�*ear at t it favorite tenon a pno�m of_- Division University of was their grandson,. Bruce Cameron
Dnnbsrtsn. OnL spot' Lake Couchichi• Park, at sports have been arranged to be- the gdest of Rotarian Alex Russell -� ' - eft"- itingaton .'`•"d
Orillia, on. July 1st, Every member held on the Bendala grounds. Short- at last week's dinner and speaker Qrunh on June 16th. The baby
of the family is expected. Bring wore the dress worn by his great-
.::Phiitevsre Oddfe'lows Church Parade I your full baskets. Dinner at 12.00. ly after 2 p. m. on Saturday, June on that occasion.
- Sunday. Tune 36, T.30 P. _- gposts and other program. 29, a. double cavalcade will leave Mr. Sheppard, occupied an admin grandfather.
Conti�tued On Page 4 istrative post in the Canadian Navy SEND= US CL6THES
-- _ - - -- - - _ - - - - - - - - -- - - during the war; In connection with — -
-a • •'personnel ", ,and As such is well We bad the privilege over -Ahe
" Leave Your Securely I'acka ed Articles For The past week -end _of seeing a letter
Igrralified for the position he belie
at the i; niversit)4 -a similar work. received locally from Holland ack-
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"Clothing Coll ection" at � Chapman's Store, June 1 ? -29: As .a veteran of 'the gar, Mr.. nowledginag receipt of some articles
Sheppard has a 'full unders•anding sent from here to Holland. It was a
of the veteran --lain physical, As3"- very well written letter, the English
• Strange Aceident• at Kinston -Roue .Plckiring Police Recover Large S #Ot1f fvilte bhoIogical needs and problems and r 'good, anj highly interesting from
Amount Of Stolen Goods , is rendering a .valuable service in ' many views. The one- subject that
Mr. and Mr's. � G. K. Kingston on '. -Lions Club has work herd. His address contain- inter9sted us at this particular time
-the Brock Road, south, were startled Quite a number of break -ins nave ed something of an appeal for • tol- was the request -= ' send us clothest
_ Q� tight last week -end as they taken Place in this neighborhood Carnival �tr. Farr erance toward the ex -a-m iceman. We are in- the amidst of a Clothing
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were about to. retire, A terrific during the past five or six weeks, Re- establishment is not a simple- Collection that,-, when carried out.
noise which, as they said could and in the past fear days recovery a Wed. Ju ails, 26 mater. Young men, who left school' will answer this request. This let-
:;have tleen' "anything from fire to 'has bean made of a sub_ stantial for five years have come back ,mat- ter. which was of a personal nature,
- an earthquake" shook the house, part of the complete list` Fifty Lucky Draws ured `non, and are endeavoring to described conditions respeet-ing wear-
a:xi then the corner of the room - Chief J. B. Irri.ae and the Scar- start in where they left off. They i,-►g apparel that we in this country
i Billy Hole and His Livewires
began to disappear into the night- boro polipe have recovered stolen are restless, and the sutharitiea a- never saw or cue l heard of .cl'rectly
the cozow of their stone residence goods from several points betaee. nr•tind the university are finding before, Take�it -from us- there'ls a
had give:` way and fallen out. The Hamilton a-►d Lindsay. Wkwour -Pelly that out in many ways, bait having real need • in Europe. You .can do a
home when we saw it reminded qs �� an "understandinX" they accept a lot to help --this seek. Send, in •
-of the bornbad liomiss of Britain. A quiet wedding took place on lot and are giving the men every garment that someouB can .wear. .
- - The farnrly,' • by good fortune, a tire aid tube between Pickering Saturday, June 15 th at 3 o'clock, at encauregemernt . is their work as
.-escaped what could have been fatal. and Whi;by. Owner may have same the Utity Truth Centre, 765 Youne students. Mr. Sheppard is an ex- �,r�d�
or at least serious irijurWL by proving and paying costs. Apply St. Torotrto, when Miss Ann Petty, celle»t speaker and has as interest- gs `` -
w Nays �OWxm- daughter of Mri, and Mrs., Fred )ing story to tell. O �(
= : W!o Wan The Fkbt! -Mike JacNA E*11y, of .Pine Rivpr, Man, was quo- Rotarian DdL Schwalm was din - _
VOTING HOURS and Dunbartm United Chtureb ,
ited in marriage to Mr. John M. C. appointed this week in 'having having •his
__puubartan Hoare 'and Selroai l�, ELECTION DAY Rev._ A. E. Holley, B. A, B. D.
Gihmgur, son of Mr. A. B Gilmour, speaker be unable to appear through
GARDEN PARTY t; - :- Minister
- srnd fire late Jessie C. Gilmour, of ill:nesa, He took the program him - `
-By Miss manwet Pening , ( "rare fogowing letter was sent to $unday, June 23, 1946
_- - -- the TuwnehiP Clerk this week, Ed.) Dunbarton, Oat 'self, leading a discussion in his own 9.45 a. m. - Morning Sun School.
71he bride- was _
Danbarton School and Grounds Dear Mr. JoMrstoo. 11.00 a..n%- Morniag Worship ►1 :
was tiles scene of a very 1-1 The. South Pickerbig Ratepayers' �iuian Lennox, and the groom by Neat week being hhe last meeting �,, Koncle, a missionary iii one,-
Carden Party an Saturday afterna►on 'Association is gratified to. learn that Mr. Allred Laing. Rev. W A. Hun - before duly let, wilt be devoted. to ,
vnririch was held b the Home and the Township Council is Proposing to � pe arrrred the ceremony. A of "attention to final details'. Phis is flu' world's largest leprosarivarr :
Y p g small reception and tea was• held.. Rotarian Neil Shortreed's 'meeting, wrll be the speaker. -t
" School Asniocistion.. , follow' the suggestion of this Assoc -' afterwards. at the Canadian Bu�itr but he- will provide for a Meeting ,Newcomers . and visitors' to Dunbar=
Mrc, F. RaLnes, of DuabarGon ` iatinn, avid change - the - date � and Professional Women's C'ub, soutd the First of August. � Y
raised the Flag which she had so ; hours of the municipal voting. •This tea ,and vicinity are most cordially
1 Youge '9t. where 'the guests were invited to' worship with us,
gracious y AW*d- =e-Coe sTy -t&;-U ' is -a progressive a.ep `hat wtiil be ' red by Mrs. Alec. Arrwtt nT wom -to NOTE- ,' . A.,.., eJ
:.School Board; and later during the welcomed by all voters, farmer acrd` Tee6 Albert E.' Baldwin. Vise Gardens lSunday• School. picnic at Greenwood
afternoon, Rev. A. E. Holley ass - industrial worker alike. - Park. Members of the S. S. will
► Mi. and Mrs. Gilanour left• to
Jetted in the d.�dicatio.t and planting � This - Association favors the chang spend . their _ honeymoon . at .Fort Members of the 'local Horticultur.- meet„ at the church at 1.30. Saturdag
'If a tree in the school grounds, In ; ing of the polling date to the first j Fransard Lodge, Sala, and urn al Society, will visit the gardens of afternoon. Please lining a lunch.
',honour of those from Dunbarto.n [ Monday 'vr December, as required by l their return will live n» north Fair- F. T. James, at Lampton Mills on - -
vicinity who served in tie second i the Municipal 'Act, - and the voting ; .port Road, Dunbarton, Ont. Tuesday, July 9th. Particulars a- Centennial United Church 1
• Grout War. - �hmrs of- fr.un-10.00-a. nu-to-S-00 r - - -- vailable to members later. Highland Creek- (,
Mrs, G., Watson was in charge of m. This is what prevails in Scar - NEWS $e.00' PER YEAR Rev. A. E. Holley, B. A., B. D,
the Tea Room, assisted by Mrs, M•• � bore Township, where voting con- -- Former Audley Teacher Ira A Law -_ Minister
McD nald, and Mrs. W. J. &m:th ; ditions are 'similar, and has been For over' 45 years, through rentce Passes in West Sunday, June 23, 1946
poured tea. Mrs. McLean and Mr. ` found to be most satisfactory. constantly changing, increasing 1•$0- �AfternoQn Sttn School
W. Cooney .reaa teacups. firs. J. �. The polling date of. the First Mont - costs levels, the News has Ira 'A Lawrence, feather at the 2.30 P. ft--Afternoon Church Se�
Phillips was i:i charge of the Home day in December gives every poss- maintained it's subscription Audley school anany years ago, 7.30 p. ,m; Y. P. Union 1
Cooking Booth, ably helped by . Mrs- '� ibility of good roads throughout the rate at $1.50 per year. Even passed away at North Battleford Centennial Church extends to the �
Coombs, The, Misoellarn9ous Booth i Township for travelling to the polls. though liAng 'and verational Sask., on• May. 25th. As the first residents of Highland Creek and
' was staffed• by Mrs C. Cobb and The voting hours of from 10 to 8, costs have risen from that principal of Connaught School in vicinity a hearty invitation :to wor-
Mrs. E. Hannah, while 'Mrs. St. f gives every voter a chance to vote, time, we have kept •to the old N. Battiefard, he spent twenty years ship on Sunday afternoons. i
John looked after the Flower -and including those whose work prevents rate. in giving instruction and guidance 'to ;
Pickering United Church
Candy Stall. The Refreshment booth ( them from voting if the-polls close However, threAncreased cost the-youth of that. city, - Rev. Robt. C. Copeland, B.
was capably handled - by Mrs. N. 1 any earlier•. The closing of the polls of newsprint in the past few He was Supt, of -Third ' Avenue p and, A. `
Minister
Littlefond .and Mrs: H. 'Moon had at 6.00 or even 7.00 p. m, will still . weeks -now l�sites tin 'without - United Church Sunday School, a ,
charge of the Fishpond. The Pres- disfranchise a great number of vot- this optional choice any longer Past Master of Ionic Lodge A. P. Sunday,. June 23, of
ident, Mrs. L. - Valleau assisted in era • of this • area, which is, of coarse and the News will, after July - and A.. M., a Past Grand Steward -
10.D0 a , vi.-Sunday School � I
welcoming the guests as they arr not the �wisb of the Council. 15, 1946, be $2.00 per year, , , of the Grand Lod 11.00 A. m.-- Morning Worship
ge of • �Saskatchew- 7.00 P. m:- 'Evening Worship l
Jived. Misses Mary Watson', • Shirley + This Association would ask that Renewals and arrears will an. The late Mr. Lawrence was born
Marchment; Norr1•►a Littleford and its suggestions as to hours be given be accepted till' that date at izr Ontario i:1 1973 and began teaching Presbyterian Church, Pieltniag , -
NEWhoo
'Mr. Douglas Smith ably assisted in' a trial for two years." If it is• t)ien the former rate. A saving can in Ontario, leaving for the West .i-r Rev. D. Marrshan
the program, proven unsatisfactory, the bylaw be made by attending to your 1913. _ Minister -�
A sizeable -smmat was 'rallied could be' amended to other hours. renewal before July 15th. Mr. Lawrence is survived. by his Mrs. P. N.• Spratt, Oros kb - 0
during' the afternoon to aid in the The Council's decision will be We are among .tire last of wile and six children, The funeral Sunday, June 23, 1946 ! _
work of the Association in the tort►- watched with interest by all voters. the weeklies-to raise our rate..,' was held with full'-Masonic honors. 2.00 p. m.- Sunday School
L-ig year. i: • ' Horace Brown, Pr`s. _ 8.00 p. m.-- Divine -W or*lpr A�
„ ASSUMES POST OUT OF ' THE WILD BLUE YONDER
highlights oe News
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Italy Ruled A Repubb r � , recite' coal operators on the basis '
�,; ' '.• s Italy formally becam. a' republic of an, 18% -cent-an-hour wage iu-
•t r on June 10, crease and a health and welfare.
]u brief cer: monies in Monte- fond which operators %stitnate will fr
d.. cittorio Palar •'s "Hall of the east—between $50,000,000 and $60,•-
Wolf,” the Court of Cassation, 000,000 a year.
highest tribunal in Italy, officialy Appru:cimately 75,000 have been. '
determined that the people had idle in the Pennsylvania hard coal
-. voted out the House of Savov P its. -
` Monarch in the Also included in the new con-
y plebiscite last
week. tract is 'a provision for vacation pay
The court announced the final of $100, instead of the present $75
— referendum figures as follows:,- for 10 days' time off.
t_ Fora Rep6bl'sc: " -l2-t --
For the 'tlonatchy: 10,688,905.
;Record Topped »
Grand Mufti In Syria? At a dinner in historic 10 Down- +r.L
The gran•i . mufti-- -af--Jerusalem, ing Street the British Goverment
+ •A Seattle, Wash., boat builder has the bright idea of converting and the Dominions honored W. I- ,
- banished in 1937, of anti- British
surplus Navy seaplanes into pleasure cruisers and is now busy re- Mackenzie King whc enters hi,;
activities, was reported back in the 2Wi
modeling two war -weary PBY's, one of which is pictured above. Middle East; a uentl nre rin year as Prime Minister of
The tail assembly will be replaced by a conventional transom stern, to take a hand nptl,e Arab struggle Canada.
a keel added for stability and interior bulkheads removed to give against Jewish . immigration to Only one other Prime Minister,
cabin space and headroom. Marine engines' will be installed. Palestine. off Robert Walpole, was longer in
The gtAnd mufti, spiritual leader ffice. ,
of Palc* 'ne's 800,000 Moslems, for Mr. King has surpassed by a few
' - Lord lnverchapet arrives in New _ � days the tenure of ofi`icc' of Sir :
York City aboard the liner Queen HITLER HEADS INTO THE FIRE years, led the Ara ?, fight against
r tblishment of
n national home John Macdonald, the first Caned
Vary. Invtrchapel is en route to •.• • , - ' for Jews i Palestine, After is t, Prime. :Minister after confeder-
o J n P r hu ation, and has ou'tdista,,ced Wil-
.Washington„ D. C., where he. will • t banishment by Britain during bit-
assume new duties as British Am- ter. Arab- )ewis': disorders he liatn Pitt. 18th century ' Britis,r
bassador. sought refuge in Syria,,until 1942. chief of government, by a 'few .
All when he iird to Italy and was «'eeks,
warmly wr1cgnied by Mussolini.
FISH NABS SEAL China Truce Fails
'India Princes Bak Plan
Fi ef
n c d despatches reported blcod%' "
;
Twenty -four hours after t h e
fighting had broke„ out again to .
t porth central China despite the,
ly 1Fostem Le: gue announced its sup
-- • - -- "• +�.:; : ,., current I5 -da y truce, while govern -
'; port for the three -mat, British cal.- me „t and Chiitese Communist
`': • 4 , it-et mission's plan for In6a, the — - - - - --
r princes, rulers of 9.000,000 pea 1 leaders were preparing to lay their
p,
terms for permanent' peace before
n.•, x•,t:, cane out in favor vi the plan. fiencral
Th outstanding contmiftec o�tTe -�` S
Ct.amber of I'rirces —khird - im -
s portant element in India in addit- Iffl ,TONS OF PEOPLE
: £ • , .�• �. • '” p,, axe•• - ion to tr,e l'ungress Party and the
s .r- tlostem .i.eaguc— n„,n,,,. :«J ll;at 1preferMaxwell House Cot.
`Fh -N gener ' up•nion of its memher+ fee. It's enjoyed in more
"seemed to be in : ivor of - accept-
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( "� �.. -•4' it,K the 3ritich propo.als. 107e8 than any other. .-•'�
.brand of coffee in the
' Hard Coal Strike Ended- s
- The ,Coifed M i n c Workeri world. It's always "Good
(AFL) announced - settlement of to the Last• Drop' 1"
I their .reek -olci strike against a t- v
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MACDONALD
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young Harry Fish, Jr., of � ," Y• - � i :
Oakland. - Calif,. went fishing for J:
_,abalone in Bolinas Bay recently he "
same home with a startling catch - Look, philatelists, and get the screaming meemies. There goes part
-tbe 95-pound seal pY p with which of the 606,000,000 Hitler head stamps being destroyed at Vienna,
tie's pictured above. The seal now Austria, as part of the Allied campaign to set rid of the Nazi virus.
floes its swimming in the Fish. Capt. Alfred E. Krull of Kansas City, postal officer, is pictured toss-
family bathtub. ing a sheaf of the collectors' items into a furnace. -
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market and good prices b y gettinu
All Breeders blood - tested. Prices
from 3c. to '25c. All, guaranteed ex-
calves also vucclnated. Adam, t'ald-
cal
er; N. 9, Ulanford.
et,
S T4 Rideau Street, Ottawa
play front gamblers, who' Rio not
„•. all •the Top Notch chicks you can
handle right away. Prices greatly
celtent, layers. Don't delay, order
PATENTS
likt to put htir money through
- reduced for June. Prompt delivery.
Free catalogue also older pullets a
now, Goddard Chick Hatcheries,
Britannia Helghta, Untxrlo.
- PUULTS
F'ETHE RSTONIIAU'GH
tae machines,
weeks to laying, Top Notch Chick-
--TURKEY
PROMPT DELIVERY.
& COMPANY
'Patent Solicitors. Established 1390;
* s
Some hQK
cries, Guelph, Ontario.
LARGE TYPE L.EGHORNS
- '
14 King !Vest, Toronto, Booklet of
or other everybody
IOC.
•We can give prompt delivery on
Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey
information on request.
I
seeiits to• have over1oo:ced what is _
ORDER CHICK!! Rb:LI-
l' u u 1 L s , or book for Juni
pr,bably'the r al cause Of the eroy
red r k
able breeder of barred rocks, Blood
tested
Leghorn pulletsLlc. All Breeders
delivery. Poults hatched from
1•HOTOGRAI•HY
in betting -tne fact that a lot Of the
by tube method. Excellent
double bloodtested and backed by
bloodtested, pullorum free breed-
laying strain, Mixed 12c., Pullets
'22c.,
high pedigreed foundation stock.
e,rs, under ideal- conditions In
FILMS DEVELOPED ZS'CTS. GUA-
boys are getting, a bit short Ot
Hatching all through June,
4-41.60
Many' Hurondale customers report
most modern 1816 model, all
i anteed one day service. No WAIT-
cash. Whar with � sxiou- forma of
" - books order. King's Corner
Poult'ryt, Farm, Northwood, Unt.
beat chicks I ever had. Waller
Morton, Dryden, - We were well
„let:tric and automatleavy con-
-trolled turkey incubators, and
ING. Bay Photo Service, North Bay:
taxation. to lay -nothing- Of the
pleased with the pullets we re-
- hatched In eepRrute, n.ew turkey
"bite" put cn by the tracks, every
WE HAVE JUNE CHICKS AVAIL-
delivery, breeds.
ceived last yettr. Pullets laid well.
Heavy_ Breed Pullets 17c.
air conditioned Hatchery. Send
for Price List and full parttt u-
TIME TESTED QUALITY '•
time a, dollar goes into one of those
Jule prompt some
July- August hatching to order -
'Sussex x N. Hamp.. Itock x Kew
Jura. AC order = ,steeled leas than
(
SERVICE aD4I SATISFACTION'
mutuel Machines, , orly' Around
book now to at•oid disappointment,
Hamp., Barred Rocks, Pure Sussex
5U. ACT )Fl :- KLY - BUUI►
PAST. URUF.l: \\'HII,E THEI
your rornF, properly
p Aerly deteloped and
eighty cent or less comes Out.
Bray Hatchery, 130 John N. Hamil
and New Hampshire pullets- 17c.
I.AS'1', LAKE \'IN; \1' ll9RKb:I'
- printed
And frith most folk- betting a, .
- ion, Unt,
Pure Sussex mixed 13c., l:ueaex x
N. Ramps Rock x HIImD•. Rocks
RANCH., 110% 182, Exeter, Ont.
6 OR 8 EXPOSURE: ROLLS 2Se.
least' four races to an fternoo.r, it
v '•TI3ARs8 MONEY IN THETA THAtt
and New Hamps, mixed 12cr bus-
Phone 174,
REPRINTS 8 for 25c,
FINEST F,NLAP,GING SERVICE.
dcean't take much of a knowledge
green grass ranges Mister" and a
flock of Tweddle chicks will gather
sex x Leghorn, Rock x Leghorn*
and Leghorn, x New Hamp, mixed
-
You may `not get sll the films you
want this year. but you can get' all
of higher 'l. 0 ematics to sec that
it up and put It right in your pock-
g
11c., pullets 20C. Assorted pullets
15c., 9c. Cockerel
FAltltet FOR SAIA.
the quality and service you de <Ire
racing s chiefest ties iq Sankro11%
-or. Prompt delivery of your Twed-
Ale chicks now will assure bigger
assorted mixed
and started prices on request,
RANCH -FARM -- 200 ACRES
by sending your films to
rather than horseq, that :r•sFess
profits because plentftul grass
Order from and enclose this Ad.
IMPRRTAh PHOTO cFRYIC'R '
I great' staying- i,ovver
range will do a lot to lower feed
fl DU per lUU deposit.
;,,5a u, lUU acres cleared. 30 !n gram.
station 1, Toronto.
* * "
cost. All popular pure breeds an
hybrid crosses In non - sexed, pullets
HURONDALE CHICK
Balance timber. Good buildings,
stock. implements�: McCauley.
50 old Jacl johnsot has passed
'the
or cockerels from Government AP-
HATCHERY,
Roaseau, Ont,
GET BETTER PICTURES
Of of picture ---Fat c ur money
proved pullorum tested stock with
Loudon, Ont
AT LOWER PRICE
the gteatrst hcatyw,idilt'w'ho ever
long record of high pproduct)oh
and top quality. Tweddle June prices
A NLMUEit OF GOOD 1/0-ACRE:
P11.0NIPT MAIL SFR \'lt'E
scuffed his feet in a resin-
are low and will be still lower after
HUL+INF,vs oPiltift•i'LNITIEN
farms with hydro, good buildings
Any Size Roll - 6 or 8 Exposures.
Just 1,ow' good lie was, n.ybody will
.June 15th. Fuel costa are lower at
this season too; And the market
and also bush on these farms; a
number of 50 -acre farms $2,000 and
OEVEIAWFn AND PRINTED 25c
-3 MUUNTFh ENLAR(:F,MF,NTR 25c
ever know - -as Ile Bever went into
demand for eggs and chicken meat
WANT TO SELL YOUR
up, a number of lU0 -acre farms
Size 4x6" in Beautiful Easel Mounts
action Without at least tWo st'ikes
-
`ts practically unlimited. It is good
BUSINESS?
$3,uU0 and up, a number of 150 and
Fnlargempritr 1x6" on Ivory tinted
of him. •tfighly as we -rl.te•Joe
business Judgment to order extra
=Wee have hundreds of buyers in
240acre farms ;4,00(1 and up; these
mounts: 7x9" in Hold, Silver, Cir•
Walnut Rlack Ebony
Louis, We dol.'t believe
Twedd4e chicks now. No waiting,
farms have all got good bulldings
cassian, or
a could
prompt delivery. Send for Tweddle
Detroit and Windsor. Gfve all de•
and also some with bush and hydro.
finish frames, 59r each. Tf enlar e•
g
have laid a :'love on 'Jack-end we
J
catalogue. and priceliat right away.
Also older pullets eight weeks up
falls and price. Write nt rio V.
W. Dowle, Maidstone, Ontario.
These are all good value that should
be -pic•ked up at once. J, 'C'. Long.
tvLent rnlnurrd. 79c each.
Reprints Mande From Tour
-
have an ids that jack, had l.e aver
,-
Chick. H8 -teb- _.-�__
'Heal-Estate Broker. Brussels, Unt.
- Negativpr Sc. Each
bFa'T. M
1• r
real! cut .00Se, cot.. 'hit even
eels, Limited, Fergus, Onrario.
DVVWNG AND CLEANING
_
harden than Louis.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
•
l.AKEVIEW Ct71E.'KS
HAVE 101' ANYTHING NgF. ;B
dyelag or cleanlntt" Write to us for -
_
;YU!� IJCaLiunAu111k. County sad,
Ilex 12►, Post Ufflre A. Tarsal*
Print Nmnp and Address Plainly,
>k s
We knew- Jack JOib "S,otr -or -at
_
- - /1'BClAl.sztrtf rstxlir•,g$M& p1.AN7
information. \Ye are glad to answer
fo We gla•e,,,..,
une half Mlle from Charleston Lake
which
least were acquaintgd with dtin!-
• 4.000 BiiCED
� ae.e. w
Parker'n Dye Works Limited. 191
1s noted fur fishing and Sum-
mfr :Ye�.a,. �@
;•
both when he was rolling them
Soak your order for J u n s,
With the scarcity of meat. there
1 Doge Street, Toronto, Ontario.
able, balance pasture and wood tut
-
elan, tvitle anP NauGsutttr, salt
-
L - will be a big demand for Poultry
Including etx hundred trees, maple
sugar bush and sugar house, two
Ai! petals with deckle edge, G or s
exposure rolls 25c. Reprints 3e.
when he dAn' nave - feather to
and Eggs this Fall and Winter at
EMPLOYMENT WAN' TED
welly: wire fenres; level field for
each, Rue 2, StatioD J. Toronto.
fl•• with. And while he wa: bv' n's
attractive prices, It will pay you
to put to an extra broad o!
POI'I.TRIMAN. MARRIE:U F:C-
oultivating with tructurt one hund-
red toot cattle burn wain IurKr iced
ACME QUA[:ITY &SERVICE'
'meads a Sunday Schot . Library
,:hicks this year.
perfencod In hatchery and poultry
Desires steady position
storage, iron roofed wih lightning
Stull de+eloped and 8 prints 25c.,
hero at ar,y time: '-wr %'c cot to't•ive
tT•ROIIi•T DELIVERY - With a ca-
wlth going concern. State fully llv,
with
rdds: - seventy five. tout original
reprints Sc. each, 4" x 6" enlarge -
hie at least this much: in the
paclty of $0.000 •Lakaviow Chicks
.' weekly we expect we can give
tag coTdlttona, wages, schools, and
cattle barn and alaed; Loot shed:
Sara•• machine shed; two hen
menEs mounted in attractive fold-
ers 2 for 25c, Work end service
flu.h of prP:prrity he acted
_,
prompt delivery book your order
churches near by in first letter,
Apply Box 98, T3 Adelslde, \V,. Tor•
houses. brooder hou•v; garage and
guaranteed.
.good'
deal linter than a lO..c ° white folks
at once for Juno or July,
' SEND DEPOSIT - For '@flick *or-
onto,
_
dwelling for hired help. Principal
p
residence, frame c•onstruct.on with
ACNE 1•IIUTO vFlt %ICE
%ta- H. Torowle.
WO have watched in similar cir-
vica 8404 44poolt -witit -your- Iii - -
-- -- -
r
hardwood floors throughout, good
cumstance,; when he was broke,
4ulry or order, and we will book
t VR3 /ALE
basement, hot. air 'furnace. ' large
AV I,*
an ,f giver. the cold shoulder by
your order at our prices which
cistern piped for hot and cold run-
are very reasonable. We will
promptly mail you on acknow-
ATTENTION FARMERS
ning• water: First fluor: hail, large
living room with fire-place. dining;
GoOU, ULU STAMI'� WANTED H1f
hundreds i,.'d befrie - et„ he took
it with a chrerfulness and unrom•
lodgement of Soul order, and it
For Sale. Tractor Tires, made of
room, butler's pantry, large sung -
kttc4:ens; second
Collectoar only. Small or. larger
lots. Can pay more than Dealer
ptaining' fortitude t' - we
t[ it shouldn't suit you we guaran-
- - - = -- 'tee to return your deposit at
rubber, suitable for bolting on
steel wheels. ;10.00 each. When
mer and winter
floor: three bedrooms. bat room..
for Items 1 can use. ,lust be good.
only
wish a k! ':f us could tnatckw
once, This plan will give you
better service.
orderiag state diameter and width
nt wheel.. Natloaal Rutrber Co.
Hydro tnstalled'ln dwelling and out
bufldinga. Usounda Include a small
Beat of references. E. Symond.
Rocanvtlle, Saskatchewan.
-
•� Born forty year's t O r ' s O a n"
'TIRE BEST WE ilrSR HAD Noll
Ltd- 6 Wiltshire Ave.. Toronto,
orchard, grove of evergreen trees"
wouldn't bts too bad alt epitaph to
McDonnel, Go44rich. Ont. Colin
Campbell. New Richmond. Qua-
.Ontario.
rose bushes, and gravelled drive-
way, Cuthbertson Real - Estate,
rave -on tomb, tone -,and w:th
- bee - Wall satisfied, lost 4 out
CARPENTRY =•- NEW BOOK.
Hrockvllie, Ontario,
all. -his faults we count'.haviug met
of 304, Hope you can anpDly more-
As high 106 a from 115
Complete data o0 traming walla,
TWO. QUALIFIED TEACHZAS
wanted for S. S tio, 6 village of
lain., and h:,ving seen him inaction
as go
- Iwghora pullets.oadarlul pro --
stairs, roofs, truss**, Interior and
exterior finish. A mina of Inform-
HAIRDRESSING
QuadevlJls and Extension Bruce -
a really worth- nhil'e page in the
ductloa reports Reuben Kennel..
atlon for those Interested In con-
ton. County. of Renfrew. Duties to
book of memory;
Shakespeare, Ontario
;iructlon. S *nt postpsld, Three dot-
LEARN' HAIRDRESSING THE
commence Sept, 3, 1946, Solar)
- - !REED /t Large Type White Leg- '
)are. Mast*rprint Company, Toron-
Robertson method, Information on
;1.200, Apply to !tack Kennelly.
_ horns. Pure Sussex. Susses N
to 14, Canada.
request regarding classes.. Robert-
Quadeville, Ontario,
Soltidt''iri� which happaied`ist a
Now Ramps- B. Rock E Now
- $amp., Rock IC Leghorn. Sussex
DIESEL STATiONARV ENGtN1C:
son's Hairdreasing Academy, 337
Avenue Road. _ Toronto.
WANTlDjE
recent Ontario soccer game brings '
X Leghorn. L.A. x Now
Marshal 50 H P,, excellent condi-
up, sate again, the old question
r .31amp. Now Ramps, and Barred
Stocks
tion. reasonable, Henry Foster,
Corinth. Ont. Phone' Straffordvllle
lUt' CAY NtIR' GI1'E lULltaEa.F'
-
WANTED Tow PURCHASE PULLETS
"Jos what is good sportsmanship?
WHITE LEGHORNS
14 R 21.
a genuine creme cold wave permsn-
Barred Rocks. New Hampahires.
-a question this has been argued :
_LARGE
Day old started up to 4 weeks
ens st home. Results guaranteed for
White Leghorn■ any age from 6
'weeks up to laying. Good price,
over counties: firms. and is no
old tikeview Leghorn, are lho
ELECTRIC MUTOR'3 NEW, USED
bought, sold, rebuilt: pelts, pulleys,
lowly soft natural waves In 2 to 3
hours, A Chic Deluxe Creme Cold
paid. Apply to Box No. 96. , 7;
nearer settlement- now than in the
largo typo. mated with cockeeti■
from Pod stock - Real Egg
ruses. en Electric Company
brushes. All Eltric Cy
Wave contains re-
W kit tai Identical in g
lai T
Adelaide W.. Toronto.
beginning. And w sett, ice migfi.
- - Machines."
Ltd., 2326 Dufterin St., Toronto. Unt.
dlents used many beauty salons
add, will doubtless be not a flit
_
Z- SEND FOR WEEKLY LIST! - of
Special Prices on day old chicks,
for .costly creme cold waves, It
re
gives the results you want, deep
iclo�er, to a•deririon after we, stick:
pullets and cockerels, and start-
_ FILES
tong-lasting waves and curls, so
in our 't's cents' worth. Still,
" ad chicks.
TUNE AND FALL HATCHED -
Complete sets of 5U reconditioned
lustrous, soft and natural- tooking,
Easy as putting your -hair in curl-
don't think.,nat's •nt to stop us
Book your order Lot June, or Fall
files now available: from 6" - 14 ";
ers. Complete kit with full "lnstruc -
a •
FiatChed Chicks NOW. LAKE-
.'VlFlw POULTRY FARM. Wein
Including flat, half round: sgUars,
round etc.; rough and smooth, 18.00
toons. 11.35. If not obtalaabis -at-
your local drug or costnietle counter•
and other Weeds
i
� At1y«ay; ita thib ,l,articular game.
-
_
w Bros., Exeter, Oat,` _
er set F.O.B. ' Montreal.
send , postal note to. Canadian
in lawns
a penalty :I:ot' was awarded a ainst
g'
UNET9f Li & ;<fETALS LTD.,
Beauty Craft Co.. 634 Dundns St.,E.,
tilinrH
one the tr:.ms. ThP Captain of
~ -
1212 Aldred Bulld'Ing; Montreal
Toronto, and the complete kit will
be mailed to you,
vi
dit opposin, club, cidn't happen to
RELIABLE CHICKS
:-Started chicks for June delivery,
:, iFOR SALE -- HOUSE
HELP WANTED
-_ EED
-HO- ORE
agree led the referee's taking the
instructed rite Mayer taking the
arred Rock, Leghorn and Hy-
betas, Leghorn z Barred Rock,
ONF:-NTOREY FRAME HOUSE
- near Strathroy, Ont., size 2Ix18, and
WANTED: I•:CI•ERTF:N('F:D �iNGLF:
THE 2-4-D WEED KILLER
et.alt sh0, [O sin.. deliberately
P y'
Hamp. x Barred•Rock, Light•Sus-
sex ail three and four weeks, !t
22x14, Write Box 2, Glencoe, Unt.
dairy' barn assistant. flood wages,
board do working • conditions. Apply
:One spraying will Still dande-
vide Of the net. Arid the news-
°the
pays dividends to have a good
[lock of started chicks, don't put
FOR SALE - ALI•iS ±CHALMERS
Don j1Iicad Farms,, Richmond Hill,
�- -}ions, plantains, ragweed
Pa,icr commcnt,.w`as that Cap-
"
.off write now for prices and
No. 40 All Crop Harvester with at-
tachments, 14-llson Oughtred, Calno-
Ontarfa .(phone Maple 65W).
bindweed, Qp�oicon iq
poiafed
tain shoat(! fine sportsmatlshiI .•r
.%'.When avaf-lab)e for shipping. Also
bind[ bt, vyeed3
w..)rd, to th.►t effect.
baby chicks of same breed still
Ville, .�•.
ME:DICAll. '
_ =.' destroying theta, right to the
-
available. Miller's Chick Hatch-
4 ery. Ferguil, Ont. Phone 263 -W.
-LT DANE PUPS FUR SALE;
very well bred; fawn- with black
GOOD RESI'I,TS - EVE:RS, Sur-
tip of the root but, will srOt
tip
balm Non - to
i
�0w, xa� that actually goo.j
mask; all males: Dam; Jaco -LY0
Leese from Rheumatic Pains or Neu-
gran. poisonous
humans Or agimals iind will
?
31,ort5man;n :p. Or was it. some-
_
LAKEVIEW CHICKS
of Sri =Dee;, Sire: ,Tarr of Tyedes-
ritis should try Dixon's Remedy.
Munroas Drug Store. 33. Elgin, Ot-
Inot Stain hapds.or clothing.
thing else-.-.ay ,a bit of cwank?
, ¢pecialised Ar Plant Of
ley• Phone 2411 Barrie' or write
Wm, Stewart, Kennels,-
taws, PoatD'tid i1:00,
•,�
Well, like a lot of •,Sher things,
Y
+�+
156 Elizabeth Street, Barrie, Ont.
�;;;;A: A
such as feminine bathing
v i tte thing costumes,
����_
sr r
r�
- �„M 4-Gill a`ti TwR •Art woRMa
�; ':i;•< ;;: >';,,,:•• ••GREEN CROSSn
�nr
+ whole tn► f t: ,
P ° "- an �?a� ati$�
o
Book your order for June and
NEW BACU1 COMBINATION HAND
often are the cause of it health in
t
humans, all ages. :tio one immun *.
ter:: >' :
PRO�UtrF
you're looking'from. Many of those
July, With scarcity of meat.
there will be a big demand for
Culttvator. Hoe and Plow avail-
in
Why not find out if this is your
iltglnt up. Old School Tie,
- -. Poultry and Eggs this Fall and
able almost unlimited quantl-
ties for Immed4ate shipment. Dim-
D
trouble, interesting particulars --
b fee.: Write Remedies
;: AT YOUR ORALtR
critketin or la the
g. 'play game at all
Winter at attractive prices. It
•' w111 pay You to put to an extra
tr)bufed by e i - htcl. Ont Co.
place ]866. i.eamington, Ontario,
ontd 3.ey's
Speiallsts, 'Toronto 3. "
cosrs traditior are lluzh 'given t-3
"
brood of chicks this year.
'Canada. Celebrating, 80 years
deploring' the crude baseball cus-
'.i'rompt Delivery - With a capacity
of 60,000 Lakeview chicks week-
" of vi
business in same location and
name. R'e ship to dealerh, depart-7
,.
ARTHUR S ECZEMA OINTIH'FINT.
Try it. it works, Arthur's Eczema
e s
ll�Gin tolls Helped
tom of bawling -out the Umpire
Tl. would doubtless•sa ih -at the
CY
we expect can give prompt
- - delivery, but to be safe, book
.your order at' once for June- or
mental, chain and seed houses.
.ties• your nearest dealer,' hard-
wzr store, or
ointment, one of the most effective
ointments known -for- the relief of
90c. For in-
���� ����
y
soccer Captain
pain did the fine,, nook
July,
eczema: 50c., and ;1.75•
formation Charles Arthur, 8
-�
and sporting thing. But to our no
1:rade A -Large Type White Leg
WRITE US DIRECT
write
Spruce Hill Rd., Toronto, Ont.,
says'M*treaf man,
doubt cockeyed way of thinkin6, he
horns, Sussex x Leghorn, Rock
_ Leghorn, Leghorn x New Hamp.
'9
for
•IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT
" I had tbsxsrstic acbet t+u�
offered jus. as great an insult M
' mixed 11%c., pullets 20c.. Cox 6c.
B. Rocks.. Rock x Hamps., New
anywhere 1n Eastern Canads
TRY ITS EVERY SUFFERER OF
'back- ,fens blew
i �
A
th• refgrte &s if he'd start- +•+ /, i
�+f t F~
calling that hi n ��
23amps., Sussex, Sussex x Hamps.
$14.80, prepaid and $15.80 prepaid
dtheumatic, Pains or Neuritis should
after hr g, fri dq(q
official u ar
mixed ;12.75, pvlIets ;17.00, Cox
to Western Canada. Shipments
try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's Drug
iw Pills ... wow I'm erel s0
an' worked up from there.
;14,75. Send deposit of ;1.00 per
made same day order received.
Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid
both ^, -I,F., MontreaL
" ,.100, lire guarantee 100% live de-
g
from
W. F. McKENZ1E CO.,
;1.00.
� more mss � saes Gin 1�
�
livery. Order and enclose
'this ad.
since 1866, phone 26,
MUSICIANS NOTICE:
line brought reliel'to victims of
Itbtumuic Pun, Bscksch Seia dca.
♦ !.arse white Leghorn , - Day old
J; •`
LEAMINGTON ONTARIO.
r
_
Lambs their Get a package today. Usm
proves chair merit.
A� A �1Lji *j �
` A HI
.,
.- and started up to 4 weeks old.
-
Mtit3IC'iANS NOTICE: PROF'F.S-
Lakeview Leghorns are the large
slonals, Amateurs, Students. An>
Regular tills, 40 Pills
type, mated with cockerels from
OUR M'F-CIALTY. RUSTV STEEL
instrument. Memorize quickly, sure-
Economy $IN%MNM
'NEW AND USED
Pd. stock - "Real Egg Machines."
roofs and leaky asphalt shingles.
ly,, improve technique. The boo;
'
Of Every Description
!fend for Weekly list - of special
B'uilf•ap gravel and pitch roofs. All
Practical Music Memorizing;"
prices on day old chicks, pullets,
work f;uRranteed. Write for estim•
shows you how. Sent for ;1.00 1'
Phone EL. Il7I
and cockerels and started chielts.
Rtes. Peterborough Roofers, 9OG
Town %end, 2155 F,I Sereno, Altaden -,.
H. W. PETRIE CO. LTD
:4 ►rae. July and Fall, Hatched - Book
Water St. Peterborough, Ont.
Callf.
,•nur order for June, July or Fnt'
- p • s
1�7 P'ronR tit. W. - To »uM
Hatched Chicks now,
UFF'I('F'R•yt HRA!te MOUNTED HU-
1NCSICAI, INSTn11MENT!t
'WIC "VV ! /ELL.
LAKEVIEW POULTRY
ney Combed Psd all leather saddle
06UnNALeltfiis ohs Mb)
FARIII, Weill Bros.,
in A -1 condition, Send Money Order.
f45.00 takes it. Wm. Pogue, 86 A
FRED A ROBDINGTON Tt['1'�
sells, exchanges musical inatro•
MatletgiOru/iCls4rnNa1
CafnponyofCarwe.Urnhed
Rseter, pntarlo.
MacD�onne%1 Ave., Toronto.
ments, Ill Church, Toronto It
ISSUE 23 -1944
Classified Advis ing and . series of tableaux detpiet- , Roundiag' out the day w u be a
ang early events in the life of ' progrssri d old time dancing with '
wArl 1 ._I3- iitousekeeping room&, by _>
Hole w4 his .anh O P E N I N G SAT U R DAY JUNE 2 2
lady t•.,ac.:er, for September. Dun- - -- - - -- - - _.
barta,tu, rickering or Rouge Hills Pa r
Ap11yB. White, R. R. 2, � len iAY�S k
D3str � c. ... • `'
Pickering. �Oiff'f,ft :
STRAYED --on to the property of '.More Tourists 11100" jy0me
G. L. Paddick, White Sideroad, a - '
brown. mare, on or abouwt rune 5th. were dollars for bore**' rr rendmg'
n a ay
-Owner nay have same by paying �� � 1 _ -=
Costs. � - �
FOR SALE -team mower and 4y. ONE OF THE SMARTEST PAVI LIONS ON LAKE ONTARIO
wagon. in good condition- J. C. Wat-
son, Highland Creels, Centennial Rd. ! ;
south. DANCE
...
LOST -heavy blalck mare, shod, _
heavy, hairy legs. Notify Chief J.
B. Irvine, if found ' Rossborough CANADA'S TOURIST BUSINESS
Altona Rd. Pickering. . '•r, EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT TO
FOR . _ SALFA- apiece chesterfietd, y '
cheap. Dark beige. Phone Pick 36 s. YOOR business t00 ! ; _ ��i _Z
R13. _ , :�. - RAGNAR -'STEEN
Bray Hatchery can give you pranpt •, ,
ahipanent on dayold chicks, for end
of this month and early July. After American HOTEL GENOSHA ORCHESTRA
'that, hatching to order. Many van- T s s a o N s r t by
American tourists --
"more than one hundred ::d st'�sy msllion 001- T� South 2 Miles West of Picker ing _ Spacious Parking
ieties. Agent, Lockwood Milling, 'inns last year- spreads around. Ft means extra
Pickering. income for every Canadian.
.Hillside Chicks, June delivery. Start- It is to every Canadian's interest to pro- �
test this butinew, to treat our visitars wah
ed and daya�ds. Heavy breeds. Ear- every courtesy, make .them want to come Dance At
red rocks; Light Sussex and Cross- again sad again. R e will thus be building �' lertilizers
'breds. C.r2itact us for prices. Agent, goodwill and building for the future of this Ci.ARMONT
Garry Milks, Pickering, great Crnadim industry. - p
WA_N,rED, --tyro bob calves. OrVille ��ryry ss�� Garden QZ Gram`
Burt,., i,' Claremont, phone 14 R 11. ...Sat, .dune GG
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AN OPPORTUNITY
'Established Rural Watkins District CANADIAN TRAVEL BUREAU Claremont Community Hall Any Quantity
available. If you are agressive, and „D'°°"°'°`•fr'°A& aC_.° %CX1a_ Bruce Gould's Music L
betwe•_m the ages of '?.5 and 55-- 1 The � 1 ton �►
have or ca-i secure travel 'outfit, this _ Admission 35c. ,
Is your, opportuni .y to get establish- - - -- - - _ -- -- = ... .. --.,
- . - ea in a l +r +fitable business of }•our _ � "_ WANTED - LOCK 11!/��0�-�rC►L7
own. For full particulars .vrtE today -�'_ -- -- - -- _ - ._• -.�� ��LI1 \G �- -- to the J. I:. Watkins C,nnpany, Dept. _ _ DEAD HORSE5 AND CAI ILE p
:Masson St. Montreal, For tree plc up phone Phone Pick.? 59
Que. _ :. _
Sa�gains in Barred Rock and Ass- -.
ICli G
ort °.t .sro4.. }. mod a iz %z for- this --- _ ®o ti� ICKERING .. 98. R 2
week and next. Barred Rocks: na:r- �' I'ICIOKLIN . • 39 -
�sexed, 9.5, pu!le•$ 11.55, cockerels BROOICLIN .. ` .: .. SS WARLU _
9.75. Ass..rtad heavy breeds: non- - r CLAREMONT .. - . .. 9.R 14.
AGINCOURT .. ,. . ,; .tune 214 . 1
sexed R 05, pullets 10.9:5, cock -rels _ .
9.50 per T:undred. This ad%erti-4eme.it - . �'r e_ pay ��1e ; pElcnB charg6E Theatre -
must a, }n'•P pe your order to re- ���® t � •
rev a .'.'re s ecisE prices. -Shipped GORDON YOUNG LTD
C. O. D. an1where. Top Notch
_ _. -• : -. - _ Toronto _ ...... phone Ad. r ..
Chicke, v'4, Guelph' 0--L
= s -
;: ants Stollf f Vl�l!
IWA Service - Phonet,_ne at 3t8 Hydro'
DR. P. L. •U005, Saturday big :'_nee at 2 P. 3d.
YETEP►ItiaRY SURGEON Doors Open Each Night At Bib$ :
: 1 -FRIDAY - SATL; R UAY
BARTON _ - --
- -
. :DUNBAR
Your Commission desires -J ti, �I and 22
•Permanent Nagging Pain Phone Pickering 77 R 5 -
- .to tlae attention of Ontario farmers A GUl', .A GAL AND A PAL
. that Frans the Temper and _ who have applied for Hydro service, a _
Nerves. It may be Your Eyea i
Claremont .Locker -= �rrt nIrrick and R. Eiu. -Ibex
_ � condition which is now seriously i RIDING WEST
C. H . T U C K. OPT . D. slog ing up the building of rural System Chas. sterritt S. Patterson.
Disney Block,. Opp F. 0. extensions. - standard Size Locker $e.00 A Year Universal News
OSHAWA, 0.'�IT. • -_ Gutting Room and Chilling Room XONDAY - .TUESDAY L'
Essential materials and equipment Available Free To Customers _
none 11511 Jt) AFF: 23 qnd 25 . ' 1
. . SOME , LOCKERS AVAILABL>3 ,
are in extremely short supply, and the �+ Much Too Sh
S.rarlxvo Anniversary Contiued prospects of obtaining additional i AYLOR LOPS T Y . ' ,
the bracts ro Tmvashlp council quantities in the immediate future are PHONE CLAREJIOPIT 19W R ltI George Formby-
eft:,at bens and In two mctions, wend _
its' Aar through all sections of the ivery meagre. Strikes in various basic -
to� rsf ip a>riviag a; :he ,grounds 'Farr s Elevator :wED \ESDAY - THUliE9DAt
.'_uhortly after the• sp +rts prngram has _- :industries and the extraordinary -
l Bet. 88J Phones Off. 38W - • Ji: \E.24i a.•xi 27
beei, concluded.. ' • - national• demand are holding back the . — — j - we Solicit Your Business -
.1 co ±e, at every curnmunity i. n 1 « ND THERE WERE ;TONE
the wu•te, a ve cavalcade will `- .Supply of all equipment needed. Farr's Elevator Claremont, Ontario
Barry Fitzgerald , Walter Huston
rnak- periodical stops where, elnblems - -`•• - Phones Res. 38J -' Office SSW
11 be picked up frwn s+,ne of the . +,'.. -'bile the Commission will exert - - ,� - - '" �•h"rt ` --
c ^, c tbieeta
-township's oldest residents. Schools 'W have tar of Gluten and *-
'bave been selected as, the stopping fie - ry effort to obtain material and Car of Fencing FOTO•NITE - THURS
_places. The emblems nil-t- L� p'.d -:ca -- -• - -- No. 1 Alfalfa Seed. • Red Clover .. _
e ui ment for rural line Construction, -R,. C CLENDENING
on :he floats and th, pens,m .chn q p _ and All Grata Seeds
pres_•nts tha' shield, v.-hick will.,Uve it can complete this year only a small Special Pig Grower, Farr's Own Mis
inscribed the nacne of the commun- 'Master Chick Starter is doing a FL}NTrRAI. DIRECTOR ,
ity represented, will board one of _ -part of the full program which it had Real Job Pilvatt Ambalsaas �
'•-the cars in the cavalcade and make - fanned. Conte ueatl , inaa d. li- T Fan's• 31 a Dai Ration Pbww plank- Seel se r !r
Consequently, y pp ry p. • ry .
the ;our�ey to Bendale. p - -- malvers Am �
_ At 1:90 n.. ,m, cortestarits in the _ - cations already approved will not,` of - - Western whole or Chopped Grain
Verde Smith )Memorial Marathon �neCessity, be completed •this year. - : Order your nut or stove coke Markham, 'Onto
Race will leave the township offices
for *.he Bendale Grounds. The event Claremont, 08x•
is sp +�nsored by the Scarboro 'nth- Your Commission will endeavour to • RADIQ SERVICE
letic Association.
.sports will be concluded before ~serve all applicants in order of receipt ' . -10 E b p. m. George S. Henry, former of applications, giving preference to Q`��
Premier of Ontario, will give an' 1
address. -all farm and similarly essential appli true y -
Cvn.arunit} sing- sting; 'G}mnastic trucks pass your wa every.
cations over those for other types of day
diRpla, by students of Scarboro' _ yp- - - — -�_ -- :
Collegiate; Repetition of. addresses - ;•Service. T a.M,�o.esv.es �R
COAL, COKE.
by Finalists in the Township Oiat- ,'
'Guaranteed Repair. . SeT►ics l
orical Contest and presents ion of
-9-OD, CE M L N T, � ASS Make or Kodak ,
prizes will be a feature of the ev- - •: These -facts are presented for your
erring entertainment. SAND, • GRAVEL
, ARTHUR FIELD
7n addition to a mass pilgri :nape information, and with the.expectation ;.,- and
to St, Andrew's Church on Sunday, y y BL ILDER'S SUPPLIES :PHONE a2 R a
"� 'that they. enable you to bear more T �►
where a drunihead service will lie ' -
,6 conducted, services will be held is patiently with a situation. beyond the also local cartage' work .-Bought avid Sold—
sterilized,
all Scarboro l'hurahes 'during the ,' ,control of your Commission. We havaalao placed in stock A full Used Clothing eteriliaed, c!y!•
• hnorning. A massed choir of 350
d and pressed like new. Carry a
voices will take part in the service - .. - ., LIKE of MAPLE LEAF- MILLING ' -large stock of high . t�s salt%
- at Bendale at & P. m. Monday's _ C4MFANY FEEDS overcoats and pants. Also s goof
*oek of new leather costs sat
program will get u"nder_way at 3.00 .THZ HYDRO - ELECTRIC POWER A W MITCHELL
- p. m. with an address by Rev. G. H. � ,• A. W. writtdbresdrers, and bents' faraisa+
Dirt, of Washington United Church. : -CpMMI$$ION OF ONTARIO Ingo at very reasonable pi+oes. Cif
On Saturday and Monday displays Pickering, Oat. sad be con'�inee` :-
of Needlework and A:ttiques will bb San >lehwarts
}veld at the manse of St, Andretiv's. r P�oass -lard! Zd: 8sa• 46W fl 8osi slasst West. l2siswa. �.
)Moday evenlag, a program of sing- A I 7- _
who rest is this sacred spot: �'. -Green River 'Sunday next v&ea Rev. 1H. Crosses,
L1 R E M 4 N T,,`�
y r: -Roy ��n' Guelph, an old Brou- _ _ Will , Everyone is welemw
ry
grntts boy, apo3te briefly and great-
The church is the one institution is
- ly appreciated the way the cemetery Mies Ruth Hutchings aad Mrs. any neighborhood whi�is ktutepe ull/'.
The Good Fellowship Class of the -- is being looked after. Mr. Harvey Gene Forsythe attended the Conven- from rela into pa
I. District mee.ing -in Whitby on �'�6' g�SQ1•
lViaited Church met on Tuesday ev- W��y. Liscombe deserves commendation tioa at Peterboro on Thursday of
sung at the isome of Mr. and Mrs. for his work The collection amount- Isar week They gave the report on
Community you ng people sponsor -
Loss Hill. Mrs. I:. Pugh and Mrs• a shower in the Township Hall, ed to $80. Noted among those in the Sunday last. Pastor John Heal added Altona
ed V. Pillwy, were in charge of the cemetery were: (from Toronto) - a few remarks also ;
on Wednesday evening for the sew -
program and games. Mrs. Wilmot Mr. Elmer Willson, Mr. Donald Will
Mrs. Ern. Madill and dausgnter
Hill, with the guitar, ga ly weds, Mr. and Mrs Donald Mr. a-td Mrs Ross Willson, Laura, of Stouffville, visited the Mt• Harry Tindall is spending &
gave musical Wright, who received many gifts and Mrs few weeks at his hoarse here
.�u.�¢rsbers• The hostess served ice Mrs. Will Mathews, Mrs. Mitchell, formers mother, Mrs. Fred POStill i , � a i •, ,,�
an enjoyable evening was spent by convalescent from a recent o
-rewss during the social half hour. � 'Mrs. Legeer and the former Bertha last week -end. , , ! fin'- •
- all who atterm�p*. tiom
Newt month the Class will hold a The Albert Harve • family ere Palmer Mr, and Mrs. D. 'fiord Mr. Mr. Allen Micheu, Miss June
picnic in Claremont Park, when the y Y . A number fro .ttere attended the
with Mrs. Bert Harvey during the and Mrs. Lorne Hoitby, Mrs. ML�a Shank, Mr. and Mrs. Beason Draper "Youth for Christ" rail held ak the '
Broug't:amn Society will be invited. week. McMaster and Mr'. John Phillips, of were Goodwocd visitors on Sunday "Y Maple y '
Mr. and Mrs. Don sledges and Mrs. Woodward has reirurrteld to •Greenbank and his daughters and last. P Leaf Gardens at Toronto (a ; q
'family and Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Lye Brougham after a visit with friend; families, Mrs. N. King and family, Don't forget Brunswick Hill 'Mem- Saturday night.
am family ,spent Saturday in Tor- - Mrs. 1;. Pilkey and family surd Mrs. orial Service on. Sunday afternoon, We are sorry to report the illneaa
%t the United Albert States. r Morgan aad - farnll ,, Me. and Mrs. June 23. of Mrs B, • Reesor. We hope for a
oats � Mrs. Albert Gray had ripe straw- Y _ •
Mr. Bill Voss spent th`e week -end WAI`er Percy, of Markham. Mr., and Mrs. Ilene Flanders of Toroltto speedy recovery
berries-frorn her vines on Thursday Mr. and Mrs A Adams (nee Bar -
�, with friends i.�s Port Credit. �n early season.. Mrs. Roy Robson, Gu•�lph; Mrs. spent the week -end with Margo -Wil-
Mr. Leslie Lye and family. spent Rodd, of Utica and many from near son. bars BArkey) . visited with Mr. and . .
Mrs. R. Witter and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. C. Barlae last Friday*
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Crokker of Toronto were with by centres.'. J. E. a.•ld Mrs. Wilson_ � attended Y y* -
1,mtoa on the Sixth. 'their relatives here for the week- - --- - - , : , the Holstein picnic at the McLaugh- George Duncan —spent the weals
Mrs. Thomas Bacon has returned 1 eZd. Ian's in Oshawa on Saturday last, end with Bill MacKay and Paul j
how after a two -week vacation at Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sharp, Green- Greenwood Miss Bessie 'Colquhoun and friend Whitehead
Squir'e8' Beau, Pickering. bank, visited Mrs,, Brown on Stut -- of Toronto visited Beason and Mrs. Wi are glad to ape Mr. A. Davis
Mr, and Mrs, Doa. Hedges and Row. R, W, McVey, our" Former Draper recently. out again after his ill,yaeg,
Miss E. Davis is spending
Mr. and M��,��'H.��a�r�ry. Porter spent and Mrs. Aler, Moffat. and Pastor will have charge of the ser- The regular meeting• of -the Lad- g a few
Svatday P
2,rM`g in the Uxbridge Judy were Brougham visitors on vices of, the circuit on Sunday nekt. ies' Aid will be at the home of Mrs. hays with Mr. aad Mrs. F. Sellom
District. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter 'Green, : of Ge:w Forsyth on 'Tuesday' the 28th of Brows s Corners.
Mr, Jesse Warden ' and Edmond The Paynter family of Myrtle Buffalo, w-4 daughter; also Miss K. at 2L30 P. m; Word for Roll Call- X'• and" Mrs. F. Lackey and Erie :
Were both home fsaum 'Torosto over were guests of the Woodward fam- Green, of Torrmto, spent the - vwek "Rant ", You are cordially invited were Sunday visitors with. Mrs. B.
the week -cad il lasst d Mrs. Phil. Forsyth end with Mrs .. Green and Ed..a. to attend. Roe
nor.
Mr. and Mrs. Borsiface, of Toronto -
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. rsyth called Miss May Brown and father spent A ���eV
on Mrs. Brown on: Sunday. last week -end with friends at Pal- L .7 BACK AGAIN r ! !
Boniface here. merston,
Mr. H. G. McIntyre spent a few The Cemetery Serviee Mrs. W. Perkins is having 's, sew Percy -and , Mrs, Henderson, .wi h - THE
days at his home here last week, The Annual Decoration Day Ser- barn and woodshed erected on her Mr, and Mrd. Day, of Toronto, call- 1BIG ANNUAL
Mrs Valentino and children spent vice held on. Sunday was fortunate lot; ed on Grasmere recently.:'
Stt: day with her father at Markham. in having a nice day, and the usual ''Mr. C• >rbett has a ' fine driving R. P. WLlter, who was threatened GARDEN PARTY :-
Mr, Eddie Ortez spent the week- large attendance. Rev, I. E. Ken- shed tinder construction at prese with ari attack' of penurnonia this
end with friends at On Lake. The entertainment put on b the', ' at
• _Toronto people here for the week- 'reedy delivered a fine discourse, Y week, we are glad to sta�.e. overcome - --
_. reading J•sha 14 Chap. and took for Bro oklin and Toronto drama club• it and is on the mend, CEDAR GROVE' �4
e.d inr- ,tided: Mr, Fred Morley, Mr• his subject ".Hope ". The- Grenbank •n the 12th werp well attended and i Mrs. Henry Westney artd Mrs. F. -
Ray Hill, Air. Eric Wallace, bir: •quartet contributed two very much. enjoyed by al"very much . l Chapman. weie guests of tre wcm= en
_Cecil Red: ran, Mr. Floyd Coates, Mr a reciated numbers. Hymns --Unt- You and your families are invited t en's Club at , Oshaw -, . last week.
Doti Hinan and Miss Doris Dol- !` PP SATUTiDAY '_tiIGHT
8 •; the Hills,- Faith of our Fathers, and to attend the South O.va io Farm - -. Squire Bros.. are buildizW a new. JULY 6.
plsin j Will your anchor hold, were led by ers' Picnic on Friday, Juiv 21, at barn on their, recen-ly acquirers tow
1. te
. y .r<y. - --
yiras? .o-e 't-al the C]Oi r." iI r. W3liier 'rrcy t, c ,rl
Melt} in the hall on Saturday o: this 1 A fe�v► words , *oat east 4 Columbus. - - - .- The Audley �i�rtday 5?hooT tLn - Whitevale- OddFe'le.rs Church- ftrsde -
' 'w-eek and not tonight (- YFdsy) -.- they owed to' the mein, ry of those itiersar; S- r+icea wil? be hi or, Sunday. June 30, 7.30 p, m. -
Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury, of Ux-
bridge. spe,at Sunday with Mrs.
Row. Wenham hg's returned after "' �Y , • ^
creek in Peterbom att-
snerxli�tg a �~ � , .v _..{� �' i ... ^ .g ;�. ': , .: ..,, .. . t• 4
- et.d :, the Ontario - Quebec - Confer- 4 ; ., ? , `, : •. 1s,9',s �,y t ,,� -` •"�� ,a
we of the ,Baptist Church.
•
1 oss•nas Alf. Pretty accnrnpan- _ --
ter - - fi
at-ended the x
ied by Mt'4. •Pretty,
Ontario Postmasters' Associations ":
_Convents n in the' K.Ing Edward last : < f E M ^ 4fn
week. -
jl�, R Alford has returned to her
}some in Oshawa. �y ry • .. _: ' `
. Tt Teachers' ralzina Srhoos -
..e our focal •�;; ,�;;,,f '�Jr,..' �,,, ^.,,,,q` � :vy ,: . •�� E,
that ha; bee, conducted in o " t -'
C1S trCl16R during the PgR,t two -*Wks, p k `• «F * • �` " '
u
its' F'tnal meeting oti Thursday ;F�
had bee" .very
even in The Course Isar
S • quite a number have
successful. .and 4
taken advantage -of the opportu 7ity.
• Band Stand Being Erected In Park b ;'
-- inO— fti>•K Ii.,e.a.l �..��...Yi3eEL � -- � yy _.
week that. construction will COMM'
•erce at once 'on the new bad .sta -td .
e Community Park here. `:r.
in the
Bob Fuller will have charge of the
w ,rk. The sta -id will. be an octangle ? _
With a circumference of 80 feet. � � �• '`
Cement walls down in Abe ground
and' three feet show, will give ronen "
:C
for wash rooms aid storage room - -- "`
under tJ:e ,stand. Ctenent steps Will
lead up. to the stand, that'will have - --
:to tope bum a steel railing -mot(
the �tdeg: -It-is hoped that the -niew_
the
cad
of
a v b i
d _
a will be re y .. r' .
an 1
t x
d
July. :xX:wt
1 Club.... - Oeganized
Teen
me To Be
Tonig.it, in the Community Nall
here at 8 o'clock, th steers -age f*r 6uP
-
of 13 to 19 years will have' a chance t t
to see and learn how a teen -age
l ..
club is formed and operated. -
Pe :tc Pretty is bringing a group
out fran Toronto from Club 349, _
who will give advice to our younfi'
people' here and help them get _
started. A good program hoc
drawn up and all young people
♦coin - • �.... ' —. - .. .
the ages of 13 to 19 are urged to E ' PROVINCE ..OF PRO-1,111SE • • •
attend.
Kbunen's 11ist;ionary Soct i,-
,sty S ... .............................. .....
The June meeting of the Alome :1 s rich mining
- n z a n
1>l o
'n n con. ' try 's still hard —rc d •
;ti =.,io lacy Society of --he T`n;ie3 _
Church Wyss held in the Sunday Chanceful —land: Copper' Cliff and SuAri. Porqupine and T it •CnRNEIR IN GOLD
tioho�,l room on Thursday afternoon : - '
of last w=eek, with i4lts. W. W, Scott's Kirkland Lake still entice the courageous. Uzoever is aflnvbOdY' In 101..1, the. prat hire of (lniario recorded :
group in 'charge of 'the 'program. 1 i,'��� . ;•,'; I- min,iut. , laiJn�., Li the rrc-
Tne' :n�nthty meeting was conducted in Ontario mining has been tiround 7iere ... in this northern re- . vino- 'car '_':�.���in,e hu-- alericF and ware.a )
by the President, Mrs. Frank Loyst. � -went to the 10,000 people engaged in the
Mrs. G. Hammon read the script= glom of mineral resources beyond 'culcirlatinn .. ,, after g�ihl, p!�? °'ince p,61-mining in l,+ try and _
ire. A piano solo by Mrs. T. Gregg °„ ,; ;;i'lJti1;�,INJO in pick-t]- i:npper. 'During tl:e ;
r
and a vocal solo by Mrs. W. Eva-ts nickel, copper, the platinum nic�tals and silver. Today, nett sub - +'ar chc min, a of the 8nrlbury ba =in a
were much appreciated. A reading s,,;,l,ii�,l the Unii -A Nations with• all the ;
on "Christian Stewardship" was ;gun g are constantly being liscot;ered ... camps and towns 14:ith : nickel and platinum mrtala
given by. Airs. Wm. Palmer. In the - - required for victory, picld-
month of .July a family party will I - ..__'- lag 1ti51>n.000,0ur1 pounds of
mineral- sounding naives are
springing ins a ..'. nothing that is o t►+
be held on the church lawn when the b p $ b I f -' �tHE �', nickel,2;000,000,W.lw)unds
W. M. S. will have as their guests I of copper, 15 °50,000 ounces ;' ~
:, use to man will stay hidden longer than he takes to come for it.,. s 1 "'
the Missirn Band and Baby, Band. REMfI of silver and 1,150,000
ounces of platinum metals. : J
BROUGHAM Pablisa by THE BREWING Ilr -D ST (ONTARIO)
-
,L' RY (O O • �RtARJO � .......
1 Mrs. Cl Shepherd, Mrs. W. Gray
And Mrs Alan Gray attended the W, -
The Health Way r
Sunday School
�' tt Nutrition "experts say that the
Cessna value of vegetables is enhanced if
thev are cooked in their jackets• in
ttaoj / ?�J•�
very little water-, with, the lid on the
saucepan. They are against peeling - -
r The Bonds of Christian vegetables, claiming that - --this
j�. Fellowship wastes not only food itself but
TURN ING -POINT -
�_I Luke 22: 14 -20; John 17:•6-8, '0,'21. takes away something font the food
tJ'/GG/ Golden Text: A new command- quality, too. ^�
t r P ment I. give unto you, that ye love
Mary Imlay Taylor re GW one another: as 1 have loved Coat is a source of vitamins,
.r•' - -. ` : • - : . -: you, b 1 i
that ye also love one another.— sulfa drugs, rubber, fertilizers,
Y John... 3:•31, paints, inkgcticides and disinfect-
9Yxurasa tree- trunks about him, acid the sun ° Christ's Farewell Feast ants.
+ CHAPTER X111: Sherwin discov- yi • b 4751
had not y.et penetrated their dense `" This ryas Christ's
'p 'o era that Jordan end his gang use SIZES great farewell
_ the egbin as a hangout. Fie te11a shade. Somewhere a bird sang 9 : , .' • feast of love, the' last intercourse -
byndtunnslltng escaped from re urrson sweetly. For a moment it stet '-d •''4? . o ` A'N with His disciples before His cap.
to the ranch. impossible that he had fallen asleep cure, condemnation and death. This EXTRA SPECIAL
w -- -" with hatred in lis heart, but his ,i`!' 'o - - - -- is the last Passover our Lord will * etrtar6ep Vrrnta fur it—sena any
CHAPTER XIS 4 neRafives -of the same size (up y
first waking consciousness brought i .• r `,a! " - eat on earth. He will not partake to 2% x 4% and we, will return
There was a moment of intense it all back; he was to stay here, ., in 'any, further festivities till He to you Immediately t ealarKed
silence. The sweet morning air hidden, until he killed Stenhart! -b t rejoices in the completed Kingdom. -rein aeons el order.. negatives,
rejoices Coming in through• the window lift - Nothing less would .satisfy his "i r' This bread which Christ took tives with this ad and tbc" in cola
ed t ee softifair on ber, iorcnead;• t today. This ad must accnm nnr
_,thirst for vengeance. �Paresented the offering up of His order to recelvt extra one' orera-
she was pale but her blot eyes g
He opened his food pack and ate broken body at n Iron I n or
shone. Something , in his took and u NtwN PHOTU sr:ttv,� �,
his manner angered her.
sparingly; was a lovely spring our sins. He .g. ve Himself, His Pox 551, nevi. W., London, untwrto
�. t , close at hand, and he lacked Or whole ,eing, for our stns., It was
I know why, Jane.' t ex- nothing now. His meal finished e_ -t"'- the sacrifice of Himself. His blood
claimed bitterly.
f. "1'm sorry, Max, d must go -- rose and began to explore the, was about to lie shed' and there
I'll see you again- at breakfast." place; it was evident that Jordan was but a short time before -His
had not returned. There was no HUSBANDS ALWAYS
He caught her wrist violently. great atoning woiK would be con- i
"You shan't go! You're iii love sound but those innumerable small sumated ou Calvary- apd in His' APPROVE your, coffee
_ with that fellowl" noises of life in the woods, and the wi= �,Y� resurrection. when it's Maxwell House. "
music of the cataract far below Christ had revealed God's name
"You've no right to say' that to him. He moved on in p 'ound lei -, to His disciples.' They werr.God's f They simply love it, be-
mel' Jane flashed at hie; angrily; sare, and since he did not now irr not simply by creation, but His cause "Radiant- ROastillg"
then she remembered that he. had tend flight- he -had ample time on children because they had believed
been ill, and relented. "It's all over, his hands. brings ut , all the extra
on His Son- and .received Him into �e
- - Max; ea 't we 1 friends ?" . • s : Turn a neat trick on draw- their hearts and liv.s. goodness in this .superb
He shook his head, folding his "Presently he came upon a rocky strings; Pat..m* 4751. No buttpns, Jesus now turns from praying blend of fijger - wo$ees.
_ urms and standing there, motion- ledge and, as he climbed, his foot no. packet; no seam. at waist, for himself to praying for His
-less. His expression was sullen, but' slipped, and he rolled down 'into neckline or shoulder! Pattern 6 immediate followers re-_
• Jesus had
there was a strange light in his some brambles ana felt a strong t one piece .. • :hake it it, a few vealed to then( the nature and
dark eyes. C*rent of air. Only slightly bruised hours! character of God.. This lay at the You pelt) raN>>, %torlea At
-- "Oh, 'if you don't' want 'to be from his fall, he rose to his knees Patter • 4751 conics in girls' size's foundation of all tat Fie h-a�tt°ne `�
friends!" Jane turned away proud- and found that he had torn the 6," B. 30, 14. . ; ize IU . takes i for diem. While our Lord ,on His i rtipi- �. R�iJis HQtP,l
ly. "I'm going out now. Max! " - She brambles away front . the open yards 39 -inch matetial. part had revealed God to them,
mouth of a cavern• The keen breeze - they on their s uslury t u
lifted her chili scornfully. He'was Send TWENTY CENTS (20c)' part had kept God's w Eve" lquam wtta n.tr
._' `behaving like a sulky boy, she that came from it lifted, the hair 'on in coins (strmps Cann t be accep- word. •ro.ver and Telephone
thought; she liked to see a man lose his forehead; there must be another led) for thi: pattern to room 42, Christ gave to His disciples not iriaate•. Mae op
P rUaahle, 81.50 tip
like a good sport, like — well, ,like opening somewhere. Curiosity 73 Adelaiee St.' West, Toronto. the results of His reasoning but" s Goad Food. tttotnn God Isaac
. 6. "•_ f made hint explore carefully Print, plainly SIZE, NAME, AD• words direct from God. We car.• is a
-Stenhart said nothing at atl; but - o1one- lead -- known of -this- -spot: - D -S. I e t o rest s — -
ar 4srlr
1'el 1tA •IS5
- -_she was aware of his tall figur e mo- it was '-webbed with cobwebs, words or to doubt them, because
- -lionless there behind her. She rfelt chocked with roots; and he pushed Grill ' Men Are they are God's words. ��
"his eyes on her back, but she hur- thtm aside and entered, stooping. L� The vision 'and faith of the Lord W
ried away, ran-'down the slope'io To his- surprise, he found himself The Better Drivers embraced the whole church to the Affer
'the stable and swung herself into in a cavern of i,onsiderabl'e size. - - -- end of time. We who believe'to -day
the saddle. Away from it ran a passageway 11i(omen 'will never believe.•this: were in the - mind of the Saviour `
"I'll be back presently. Jose." through which_'the wind-blew-keen- but machine tests have proved that in His great intercessory prayer. r tafA
f - __said she lightly, giving Tex his lye He struck a match, found an men men are -the better 'drivers -- The orayer was for all "who should
,+ .. l,caal. '• ]d-- - -- - _ in any age n�lira. in laim �■ ftf.ir
" • " broken root of some tree, and suc- Yes —we knoA that Dad's a1- Saviour• Believers in the days to -
The vacqurro linoi watching ceeded in firing- it. Carrying his ways tapping somebody's fender.- come should become His followers
_ her- ride off, a smile on has dark improvised torch carefully, he ex= but the American Refining Corn- through the word of the apostles.
face. "She some ride(!" he thought, plored and found a twisting passage pany "says that 'through its Drivers. Jesus' prayer for all believers _
Tex had clearer! the bridge al- that led downward a long way. He tor, a testing device, it gas ob- was that they might all be one. Ile t1
t • :.most at a bound. The horse was could not follow it to the end with - tained conclusive evidence. longed and prayed for the unity of
.-_fufi - of- -pep today; ready to run, but out more light: his torch "was fail- Of 567 ate motorists, 31 had His disciples in all times. This
Jane rode like a boy. The teas ine him, and he recollected the perfect scores. The 511 women prayer has been largely' answered. "�
stood watching, thadi g his eyes candle in Mac's cabin: _ • drivers turned_ up a grand total Beneath all seeming differences all -
with Shand burnt" black by the sun. • • _ _ of only 15. true followers of Jesus are one.
i
He was surprised at the way she He turned back- at once. He had _ Howerer,, this is 'pretty close, Through the unity c` Christians
vve
n
. .. t. So.sur -surprised that he jumped chanced o
- P n , an (deal .hldtng place- alto maybe .if Suity had as many the world was to be brought to be-
when
'a voice spok sharply at his and he must know it thoroughly, chances to drive as Bill did, "she'd lieve that God had, sent Jesus. A
elbow, know, too, if. Jordan had found the be quite as capable. Bill isn't very Church is an unanswerable argu- ,
"Saddle one of the horses, 1 want other opening. Emerging• he re. good at crochet,ic, either. merit for the Christian faith.
^_ one right off! ". arranged the screen of brambles
The 'vacquero stared. "You able and made his way, more cautiously, �—
to ride, Meester S'tenhar' ?" toward the - cabin. There was, &I-
"Get °,•
g a trove on yowl Saddle up, ways the possibility that Jordan or
"'" `I've 'cot to go with Miss Keller his pals might return there. But it More-Setting �ou h Overnight i -..and she's.way ahead n .•I" was vacant, and he had ample time
t Quad only—
up �s K,.
- liaise for this sick-- matt -"F•L ..dtJt ___-• . •; �' +�' , ; � -. �, �� .
Jose grinned, saddling a steady to took for what he needed most,
with senorita, eh ?" The grin the one half- burnt:candle and two
0.
widened into silent laughter. But matches, evidently tossed there by
'he was amazed at the ease with the watcher after he had lighted his
,. '-which Stenhart mounted; he did pipe. There was an old blanket, a
I not know that sheer rage cat' carry remnant of Mac's camping — out
even a sick man far. there, and a coil of rope:
• • Sherwin 'stood still, staring at
The flame of jealousy within him that coil of rope; suddenly it had
_ leaped up and tortured him. He an immense significance -- it
_ saw• nothing of the beauty of the - brought into his mind a full-fledged
-day, the near hills green and brown, scheme of vengeance! The cave
the distant blue peaks ,against the and the rope!
blue sky, .the shadows in the can-
yons, the wooded spurs,. the slopes .
of Las Paiomas falling behind Modern Etigr;iette
him.. Presently his horse ,forded a,
. ,By Roberta Lee; �` `'J,
wide stream. It ran swiftly, and it _ ; : '` "+ ?�" •: Q • 't `.
seemed to hint his ear caught- -the
By Roberta
sound of a cataract somewhere in yr berta Lee "' {�' '•
1. Are there any kinds of invita-
the ravine, then he saw Jane so
-close ahead that he reined in vin- ' lions t'tat. do not require an ac-
:-close
lently. His hors': plunged and . he
2. Please name "six six things that
was near discovery. But, happily ,
for him, the girl took no .thought are included among the "finger'
s ✓ �' err r
x,
of being followed: she had found types of foods?
3. !s it obligatory to send a ?'`''` ,: ✓ %`'` i'
an - unused trail and turned into it.
For an instant Stenhart thought wedding gift when one is invited
only to the church?
he had lost her and s heart beat
4.- When a host and hostess have
stdrmily, then he sighted her' .�•.,, '; °�: ` •'
not
planned any. after - dinner en-
^through the trees.. He dismottnted,
tertaiitme ^t, what should the
hid his horse in the brush and fol- Y do - <•�; •,;,;;�,;;, ;,;N;. _:..
GSwed on foot. Ten yards-up when the dinner is finished?
the Add New Fast Rlsinit Royal to water. Prestot In 10 minutes it's ready tot action.
trail she had slipped from th sad- ANSWERS '
dle and vanished up a steep ascent. 1. Yes. Invitations to teas, those '
Passing Tex, where he was crop- to large receptions, cards to "At ' NEW FASTER ACTING DRY YEAST
ping grass, 'Stenhart crept, after home ", days,, do not require an ac- ♦ packets to a
DOES WHOLE BAKING IN A FEW HOURS I
-,too. MGM*
climbed, he tumult of the as
bearan I2.s,v.p• But when unable ,
treading y, provided 'they 'do not _
' " " - loa�e• tieoas•-
(amt nearer a'ni' nearer 1t must be to attend a tea or reception, one each packet. .,
below him now! hidden by the should send a capd to the hostess Here's the New Fast Rising hours during the day. Elim-
-trees. Far up he caught a glirr se on the appointed day. .2. Olives, . 'Royal way to 'give your lnates old-time "overnight"
of a slender figure still ahead and celery, radishes, corn on -the cob • family all the deficloua, baking bother and risk.
he followed doggedly, cookies, and- bon bons. 3. No. 4. full- flavored bread they love New Fast Rising 'Royal
It is their duty-to sce that the con- so well -and not wtettryotitr- Mays full-strength on your ' •�
Sherwin had slept heavily,. phys- versatibn keeps going. self to a frazzle doing itl Pantry shelf for weeks-
'ically exhausted, and it was'sanrisc . ready to save time .:. save
New Fast Rising Royal's 'You.
when he awoke. The solitude of The population of the earth iii- Y Get New Royal Fast _
i the wooded height seemed drench• crease., a r�mxint. tely 20.000.000 speedy action lets you do '?Using Dry Yea'tit at, your
1 • %I i your baking fa a few Madvin Caa.is ,
' ed In peace. I-1'e ..acv 'only grc•,i• nnnUTllr.. . , .. ,grocer's: . .
.vl:w+. _..a`.9 '+. - : x..+".: ` "r .: - +,+a.'. �` : , „. - , , - �".Y, ' . ,. °'°--*•' :.- .,e*- ... -.ts�� ... .r..+� . ��u•- - . ":i'... ,..:,rti a,.s, a . .. . ,- +•aw�'s�",.°.� _ _ .,.-.. mi
MISLEADING THAT'S A TRAGEDY FAMILIES APPRECIATE _
VOICE ru�j R `` Next time a eirl boasts to you of More accidents occur in the kit- the grand, satisfying flavor
1 O \' E (J F '"r HE iL! �' g l �, 71J her bird -like appetit• be sure to then than in any other room in the y
'► tell her that a bird eats the equiv- house. Included, perhaps, are in-
C' Of Maxwell House Coffee.
alent of its own weight very day stances of cakes falling in the oven. They love the fragrant
Peterborough Examiner. - Stratford Beacon- Herald. goodness of the Choice
INDIA T ROBLEM MODERN TRAGEDY - . _ 1 _ • _ -
• • At the same time the failure of Add modern tragedies: the predict- HUSH Latin- American CO$eea
Abe Indian leaders to .agree will ament of th., ca!+,rntan who ship- 'Please don't tell that Detroit BUT NOT MOUTHS that distinguish thia su• +'?
scarcely
surprise the alnprtlaldtced pcd sH his steers to Chicago, thee - nsiion, but we painted one of our The mind is like a parachute; it premely fine and delieious -
observer. Indian nationalism has . made the rounds of the restaurants " kitchen chairs lao night, works best when it's open. blend. '
demanded independence for many but couldn't find one steak! � --
Windsor Star. - Stratford Beacon- Iicrald,
years now: at no time have Indian - Christian Science Monitor. D �, t E V E R
leaders been able to conceive of a -
- forxiula that will achieve that in. COMMON SENSE ON ROADS.
dependence and at- the same time Good motor cars and good roads COLLEQ6 FEES,
;guarantee minority rights. have added much to the sum total 6CNOp{, TAxes ON, NOW, TH6 k10S TO-DAY
JOHN,YOU 6PEN0 HALF THZJR LIV65
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- t %ntreal Gazeite. of human happiness. 1Sseii properly, 6004<6 AIYO MtOIEE WANT THE MI'SCHCoL. f WAS EARNING
they form one of the greatest bent- - 600KS. 'rNB Y #4 CHILDREN AZ-
of the age. Abused they be- _. ?iIINK 1'04 A 1 MY OWN LIVtNQ WHEN /
TOO MANY BOSSES come a source of serious'danger. It JNttLIONAIR� Y WAS THElIR AQE,�
Everybody wants to boss some- is onl.- common sense to do our
body and there is always somebody utmost to- secure safety on the
who wants to boss everybody. highways. r
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(music) S Affirm MUCH 1TS5 COS?'INC You To PUT 'YOUR ABOUT HAIIINC OONC ALL RICrIT IN °
4,6Female OON TN OUCH Co"MCE AND VAu6HTER THE BUIBIN686 WORLO;@V6NTHOUCH . -.. -
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14 Leaping ?Within •21 Drinks of the family names 1.
I amphibian _S Permit- gods 42 Alleged force -..
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18 Girl's name 10 Posture 26 Stove 45 Compass point COMB THROUCH' -No mA"r T�allOw MUCH IT COSTS, - -
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antelope 6 Chaos electricity (ab.}
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23 Female ruff 18 Places 35 Ceremony 54 Symbol for
25 Build' 20 He is gover -- 36 Render capable calcium
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?19 samarium -
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- 46 Make mtl, t X 95 56 37 � - - -- -
edging rs .,> �'! -BIJT Tn.• .r �... - • • • V "Ve:Q A P P r>: RIGHT THS*R AN0 `TWE.. ]
47 Merganser GOTS HIS CEiC1266 4fyp T"6-0"CMTEA `I1i1tt' N61-PING Tb PAY FOR °AMDT+!IKI(�C AN -
„ 49 Low rood hill - . 3 14w ,K , ya PASSeS WrrH 1010 HONORS IN HER CLASS° INTURGST L I TW PROPER EDUCATION OG
SO Third power �� �„ YouWEEL. PROVO A5 PUNCH OURWUTH,,ISA1118AL PRIVIL6C6f
(math•) r� PUBLISHED IN 104E NATIONAL INTEREST RY 6- fiW `
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STUFF AND THINGS
POP -Hot News By J. MILLAR WATT
9'Ft IS PAPER ROASTS NO
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REPORT9j
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STUFF AND THINGS ,ph Boy ► Throw Me a Few Thousand Shovels - . By BUD FISHER
- - WK JEFF, *4 CROER To AUTT° IF I KEPT 4 OH,Ytou'D 0A WY!
FACIuTA-TE THE DIGGWi DIGGIN6'SMIGNT COME OUT TµAT's AM I GONNA
iOF Tuts tMELL, wEt.L DOWN.T OUGH IN CHINA MUTT, LOOKS 1 A _ NAVE I
1 I IN RELAYS! I TILE E WHERE OR ' I WRATtS THIS COW I SAP! hl� FUN!
= ISEE WHERE wOUl.p I COME `t THRW6H THE GROUND?
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rytbitmg just as I W it twen-
ty -years ag ,
REG'LAR FELLERS— Wonder Child -' :' -- GENE BYRNES
I� ° ' j `wt�ul� WELL: " / '`�% - � - TesT°Fr e sip lTs or r� . I Kraw -
NW{ [ilJf THIS >
WHAT'S TAKE A MIT C WHnT A BABY C14RRIAGE
MY GOSH! eATIN' LCX> "r ~r OF rr! ZoMECNE IS $ ONE IS FOR A
`/4 NOVA. /� THAT SIGN, OF IT? ,SE:LLIN'!
WHAT NEXT / THA'S ALL t - s ` t71DN' YA GET THAI
d -'
- me, mber Re i ere _ Pickering Nard e . , gar • •
= National
Clothing Colle+�tion National • _
' Providing for the needs of a war-
• • - suffering people is our • responsib -'
-•:
'June 17 -29 (inclusive) _ city. The gift of at least one piece
l of cldthing can be a part of your
s-Inga u-ch as ye have done it unto orra of the least of these, ye'have - - contribution to ''Wiauiaz the Peace's I
done it unyto Me ". 1 Clothing
x? "What can the ' Individual do to help." The National Clothing - F
provides the opportuniity for every lejtizen to awake a, Personal Gift to - - - - - -• - .
r; a needy person, the privilege of handing an old coat or pair of
Ahoee to someone whose very life depeada upon ttnerrn. Collodion
- -- •
=F` Canada's , answer will lift the hearts of ttne people Whose bodies J. S. B AL SE O N PICK ERING
1 sure war- et3iaciated and whose feet are bare and bruised. - -- - -- _ - -� - - - - - -
-_ 1749 M S.CHAPMAN une _ ctory
KAISER Andrew- Broniman. As Business Citizens
Of The village • G_ORDO$ F. OSBORNE
A.-E. Rkhardwn
ELECTRIC I n Rogers' Memorial Church, We Hearta�y Support C. L. U. -
Toronto, on Jule 25 h, the marriage DISTRICT MANAGER GENERAL INSUBANCM
was solemnized of Ha-mah Ruth std Recommend Your
_ ]Howse and Earn Wring• _ -._.- Broniman, - daughter of Mr. and _ . _ *♦f ��ii REAL ESTATE
BSTiMATES GF'OEIi Mrs. G. Broxibnan, and Robert C. Co- operation In This Natiou-Wide ` �MPIRT Lj�ri CONVEYANCING
Andrew, soar of Mr. and Mrs. W._ I. daa! An old established agency, :eae�
C��J C��(' C��jj � _ Appeal m Aid of Wan- Sufferers �rasmtatMer to Marva•
H. Ball, West Hill. ' . '
The bride wore a white satin In Europe Rest D. Munro Phons Pielosdas W
_ gown and finger tip veil. She - carr-
W. H. Curtis - -- -
p pea book Over Your Wardiobes .•. ...•
�rai. zed ink rases, sweet peas cbrn Tom Pnelaia _
:. flowers• The matron of honor was and Closets - One Garment Goo. S. Brown, Audley, Out. , D' �-•
PHONE -PICK. 120. Mrs, Fhnerson Andrew - and the L 31111s, Ajax Iararsnee sf all 1 306 71"
bridesmaids, -Miss Frieda Bronirnan - - Frain E"Xy P4r9= 'i'Nqibbse, 522 Whitby, Oat
BROCK
and Miss _Kay McVey, 3f Toronto, — ^' nth Tear st
_ •both `nearing silk jersey gown$. We do bail all kinds -"" `
Mr. Emerson Andrew was grooms- Wm. 'McEACI—I NIE �"°"�` `�
The bride's mother received is done Plokering "86J DEALER Address Plilrnt
flowered silk jersey with white ac- J J. 1U ��j - -- ' Brougham, Oat "� PleA 'i = a
THEATRE' � cessories. The 6 norm's mother wore , _ - ,, .., , •
FUNERAL DIRECTOR - - -- .
light blue jersey silk with black.. • a • a - PAvate Ambalanee Sauk w .. • _„
_ For travelling, the bride donned a Clarke 'Prentice
royal-blue suit and hat with sand J. R. Boyer, Dal -or Night
R"XMfnlly Air•oonditioned arm "�s�nPs. On their return they - � LICENSED AUCTIOI�TMR
will reside in Toronto, _ -- - Phone Pick. 13 For &e Counties of Torn and a�
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JUNE'24, 2' and 22 - - _ -- •_ � . �, .., ... 1rm
7n.e sbo..a - 7 and 9 P. Ia. PUNering Women's jnadoie THE REBdLL STORE Pickering, ontario ti�a �f a A. &'F.. .oa of w. L�Mr
i� Sttnrday 'Matinee at 18d P. M-_ The Women's Institute' will meet PHONE PICK. q .,• ,•,,,, _.. .. J• H Preatlq (F� y Y's+asMtis
and Prentice Fm
FRFFI) IdACML'RRAY on Tuesday. Ju>rle 25, at the h ease r • s. • W M. MAW stock St1M a fteoallty. at Fir ad
Iof Miss A. E. Richardson" - Ra�rvtonable Rras� -
Pardon My Fast d idi will be a dexnwW talk Hardware T UCENSM AUCTIONER and PHONE AGIN. N W 2, MILLIKaw
_ - - --
work p1Mra Barks leather arsd veil- � - -
Aksm Tar+' 1 U S HB Y VALUATOR
doeted n .• _,
and William Demareet art o r the Dretnct Annual by Sales eoodocted Anywhere `�arrfster ,9e1ld Notary iobNa
the
' 4 Delegates. ..
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Phone or Writer
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rbftw � 9t ���,Out. .-C 9RICH
MIDAY WEDN'SDY Preparation for the Frst of July (Th space donated o National Sane 611 - CoatLeatai La
Aft Bo 'Clothing Collection by theme sace- NNE amd 26 Assistant oatesa. Mrs Frank b es a the News. Ed -) C Y R I L E. r M O R L E Y St Tooaft
Lent Complete Show At 8.20 F M. Hall dad M=a. Now=
- THE ,HOUSE ON 92 STREET ..,.. _ .., .. • •, . ,
Willis m] ytlne Lloyd Nolan! -
Quality � N S U RA N C E iA► N D Tour . Satisfacden My Guami t
MEN 1x HER DIARY
= �Gu�Lahty Meats - REAL ESTATE 1I• McxEL
P�egigy Ryan Jop Hall L. Allbritt+oa _Flah�ui Season - PHONE 67 PICK. PAINTER & DECORATOR
- ?>IlUBBDAY, FRi., SATURDAY _ • _ Box S6
JUNE 27, 2E and 29 • Fruits ' & Vegetables - ;PICKERING ONTARIO
J A. WILLOUGHBV
Night In Paradise -. s:,. SILK'S MARKET :. ofi�ce T" rte -
+ 168 Yonge 9t, AD060b J. I. (Hud) STEWART, B. A.
In Tech. Phase PkkErb�g 88 -Larg"at and ldest in
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Merle Oebson Turban-Bey Canada - - Establiis 7
ihed F Barrister, Solicitor, Notlary .
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y In The Matter Of Ilse coNSi►iT OUS� vs•c�i Y ocrT, Y BEND FARMS
(Change of Name Act, 1939 PICKERING MEAT MARKET �oR TM„: NCn.r IN TNa GTY _ Gr+senwoW Road
NOTICE, IS HEREBY GIVEN that - N .' ' .... _ • _ _ - ••- -'- -.. _ , .• _ one Pic +
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FRANK ��8++.�� SMITH _ Ph lc, 18
Aattosi Omeljar>,ovich,• of the Town - _ `[Llahty First .�ell•rlce GT - -- - - =
ship of Pjckering, h, the County of . AIZn �S �►tkmson
-;' Getario will apvly beocre the Pre* Pboae Azhi - 1101W2 Stnsff. 890, F. 'J. DonG�a=% �
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Ong Judge In Chambers at the - ice -
Court House in the Town of Whitby, - il�s� iisdel� !0 - - - - - -. -: B. A., & 8s. -
'on Tuesday, the 20M day of Sept- �� - • drtar[o Land I-—
ember, 1945, at Ten O'clock ;n 'thy -� Auctioneers •
forenoon, to have his name changed Street, Ors
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, - . ,.�IIpN1`ED' — ' -- _. _ . - Year'. � • • _
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER � � � .... aajwtiera,
GIVEN that included is the said in Farm �k'
application is an appliatioa by Mary ■ -- - -�t°�� �� gym' -
Otneljarnovich, wife of the said app- a Sales personally listed and R.irsblaatllw !!teen Derry ass 4-
tiverMaed. Bills prepared a" Seems Aash - Main to ON"
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glar '
Sandra -Mae Omeljanovich, daugh-
tern•of the said applicant, and Victor Prompt ' erv[ce sen "AbAaipialt
Onnel janavich and Jerry We sen direct to the consumer and --
Reasonable Rates W'� a.."& "t`
`�_._Ometjano'vich, sons of the .said app- .: � � pay you more fora ifh poaltr�
hcant to, change their names to
Mary Ornelon, Lida Om, ion, Sandra arranged for large iota. _ - PHONE "0 STOUFFVILLE N.t M. Gordon
Mae Omelon, Victor Omelon and : ..
;Terry Omelon, respectively. For Further. I'artieulars
�1 DATED at W:vRby, Ont. this 14th_ _ _ :. -• - �
_ IUMBER day oY Jnne, 1946: _ � �' MacDiarmid. �� PICKERI FARMS LI-M-ITED— . The Co.
a Whitby, Ontario, Solicitor- for Said _.`:
WHITBY, ONTARIO
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