HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1946_06_28VOL. LXV PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, JUNE 289 1946 No. ti a
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Pi0kering'And Scarboro"'
Police
FAN 3TOLENRGOOD MOTORCYCLIST INJURED AT Errol Ray Carson ACKER1NG, 25 YEARS AGO P1Ck @rIri Village
LoW Police Do Good Job — FOUR CORNERS . ; ( Our issue June 24, 1921.)
The death took place on Friday,
V%at. looked like an attempt to A young motorcyclist was thrown .June 21, of Errol Ray Carson, be- �'• W A. Bunner, the new pas- Mr.- and Mrs. Clarence Furmiston,
- fornisih a home or homes with stol- from his bike on Saturday afternoon loved husband of Olive Briignall and for of the Methodist Church will of Birgh Cliff Heights, were guests
jean goods was revealed an June 15, at the four - corners here during the father of Kenneth and Eileen, and enter upon his official duties on of Mr. and Mrs, L. M. Morley on '
seed suboequent days, when Chief J. peak of traffic, when he became in- son of Mrs. and the late Robert July 2. Sunday last.
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B. Irvine, of Pickering, .arrested volved with a truck, that was leav- Carson, in his 49th year. other items the note the Mr, and Mrs. Gooche, of Toronto,
ft u. Volvie, in Toronto, attar a ing the highway to make a tur The funeral took place from the following: The wedding of Me. spent . Sunday with Mrs, and Miss
search--of the horse had been made - The young man was seriously
in family residence on the 7th concess- and Mrs. Frank Sarles (the former Elliott.
'fir- i.::,, ao�l Det» Norman Brickell, lured, with possible serious fract- ion, Pickering on Monday, with in-
Minnie Rankin) of Trenton — The Pickering and Claremont tied the
of Scarboro. A truckload , of every- ures. He was given Erst aid * Dr. terment at Salem •Cemete ry. death of Mrs. John Gordon. `scare on Tuesday evening; 4=4.
;4'6* from - refrigerators to silver= Cartwright, then rushed to hospital The Hon: F. C. Biggs, Minister
outboard motors etc. has by ambulance. We have not been HEARD THIS WEEk of Highways, was a speaker on the BIRTHS
wem, �' Dominion Da '
been recovered. 'Phew two officers able to ascet'tain his co dition at y pTOgram' Born, on Tuesday, June 25, 19461
wompanied by Chief Moss, Scar- this time. A group of ladies were sitting n John Murkar attended the funeral
g at Oshawa General Hospital, to Mr.
.born, raided a home at Shuter and This accident, the first since t}• their verandah one afternoon this in Port Elgin, of his mother, who and Mrs. Armen Cho
before daylight and intersection lights were instal' . week, when two ours ladies came P»� away at the age of 92 years. 1?s►tan, Picker -
aat3ris, lust young ing, a daughter, Rosemary Florence.
arrested Norman Neal and made a has Provided some with the opport- along clothed in no more than the
Ytiether recovery, continuing until unity of discussing . the merits � of i law and decency permits one to do
PICKERING 50 YEARS AGO
9�6p Sunday morning when Con. same. We are not so sure that the without, when one of these ladies (Our issue June 26, 1895) lip
9. �kurehes
Dand and Chief Irvine made another lights had anything to do. with this i remarked, "We're.. asked to send Audley Nelson Chapman has his :
'•' search and got another haul. On one, but we do say without fear of clothing to Europe - -look% as though fine • field of clover nice) housed. n-
� Y • 'Pickering United Church
Tuesday, Detectives Adamson and contradiction that `'the lights have we could do with wane of it at Greenwood —The Kicks, o Med- Rev, Robt. C. Copeland, B. A. �
rBricknell and the Chief made anoth- - failed to slow up traffic past that home ": icine Co., camped down in the .near- Minister �
_= er search and recovered another i corner, but very little ". We believe � -'�'- by valley for ten days and giving Sunday, June 30, 1946 _
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On Wednesday, two other that only -good luck or -good fortune FIFTY AND TWENTY -FIVE some fine concerts is doing a 'big 10:04 a. an.— Sunday School
homes- in the • c1-ty were searched, answers the freedom from acc- YEARS AGO business, the like of which Green- 11.00 a m-- Morning Worship _1 ell
vith equally succesaftil results. All idents at that corner even this year. wo-d has never seen before. 7.00 p. m.—Evening Worship
of. this stolen material has been Soche downright hair - raising driving , During the past three weeks, we Pickering Village —D: W. Kennedy • • • •
identified as' stolen from Lindsay, Pmt that corner can be seen at al- have- been unable to run our 50 and has erected a street lamp opposite The United Church Sunday School
_• Bnwmanville, Pickering a-►d Scar- moot any hour of the day. 25. years ago column,. owing to lack his shop. On dark nigh's this will be Picnic will be held next Wednesday,
bore Townships and valued at over of space. Zn that same period we a very useful adlition to the Pirie July 3., at Greenwood Parld This is
ilS80k1. GLEN AVIS PARK OPEN FOR have had many complaints, we Block, particularly when there is s a "church picnic" .and the ,tinEmli°*•
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SUMMER hasten to get it back again. e g ring in a hall. -- - - -- of �a congregation and their friends
IL i The, Wbsasn'r lnstiUate - interest in that column, pleases, but Dr. Cross, Dentist, is offering are invited• Cars will leave the
One of the most popular park and somewhat surprises us. Ed. scion special inducements to pat- - church at 2.00 p• m. Each family i`s
On the afternoon of Tuesday, picnic cents'ea this side of Toronto --• iests for the month of June. Those
asked to bring their own supper and
June 25, the Women's Institute met Glen Avis Park at Frenchman's Bay THE COMMUNITY CENTRE requiring the services of a dentist cups; Tea for adults and milk for
at the hoarse of Miss A. E. Richard- is agaki enjoying its pre -war Pop- can make- it well worth their while children provided. Do not -forget'
son. Tine President, Mrs Hutchison nlarity. Tire park with its clean. Following the last public meeting` b3 p gram is pIsn-
tans in the chair. A .cordial invite- green lawns, shady trees, spacious ealli at his-- °d'fire-over the the days good ro
tics from the Institute s{ Highland parking fslcilities and tables for m the Pickering Town 'Hail, on the bank is the Gordon House building, nom,
,ommu.-lity Centre, the- executive Arrangements are complete for « • • • -`J
!Creek was extended to the Brancb picnics, makbs it the ideal spot for rile doalininn Da Celebration.... ,
'here for a -greeting to be held on an outing with the family, of for committee have held several meet- Y The regular. meetin.;, of 'the W.
,July 10th, st• the home +pf Mrs. other larger organization plenice-1
ings, with considerable in facts and when -darkness approaches. all will M. S. of the United Church will be
r 'VVillace, and it was decided td accept A boat house, at the edge of. the information being acquired and pres- adjourn to Pirie's Hall, where Prof. held at the homy! of Mrs. W. Franc
The delegates to the District Ann- ented. C. H. C. Wright will live a lecture. Baker, on -- Thursday - afternoon, July
} bay does a d canoe business the - in It must be assumed : and under- on the new sensation the 'x -rays, 4, at � 2.30 o'clock. Mrs. Cartwright
val Convention of Whitby gave val- tom boats and canoes; and the ball stood, that in an undertaking of this and at i:rtervala, Harry Bennett, will be in charge of the progr=L
Liable reports. Plans were' discussed diamond is handy" for anyone in
the comic singer will co:lvulse All ladies are cordially invited to
_:tor the bootie at the Memorial Park magnitude and. involving such . an Y
mood for exercise. ., ,•
;for July 1st;, The guest speaker for Last Saturday night, Ragnar area, representing–.:a few thousand the audience adth his antics. The atte.•nd. Roll Call — Friendship .
persons, this cons. ittee will find i+t
Claremont Band will furnish music
;the day was Mrs, C]riford BazkeY, Steen and his Hotel Genosha orchea- Dunbarton United Church
_ Contha ed em Page Flt ht necessary to return to the "public" during the day .and an orchestra :
tra opened the season at the -pav- Rev., A. E. Holley, B. A., B. D:
Ilion where they will play for the on possibly many occasions. They has been procured for the concert.
List Your -Properties For S:le slurrmer, with the first post war are now asking that they be able to Chas. DeRusha has had placid in Minister
With meet the ratepayers of the southern front of his sho17, a neat tnn=orial Sunday, June 30, n.
dance. Over two . hundred people g.45 a m, - Morning Sun. School
CYRIL & MORLEY jammed the pavilion ' to eij9y the Part of this township, and are an- pole. With two barbers in town 10
one should complain of dull razors. 11.00 a. m. . Morning Worship
'iFe Have Waiting. Buyers With danciing beside .cool lake Ontario. Ii n0uncing, a aneeting in the Town Hemp Gordon is starting a cheese I Rev. 1. E. Kennedy, B. A., B, D.
Hall mare on Wednesday, July 10, of Claremont will be ' th_ eat
YOU want to take the family on 'an an e
Cask; For Homes With mall at g 30 p, M.
factory on his own account. making speakers'.
• enjoyable outing, eve would like to
Acreage, Farms, or Village suggest the Glen Avis Park at the An appeal is made 'to ratepayers the press and vats himself. He is - .
(property- owners) to attend —your confident of a fina`wial success. Visitors and newcomers to Dunbar -
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opinions and advice is sought. Mr. Carr's team ran away fi m ton std vicinity are most cordially
the station the other day a, n incited
. nt Church
up -seme of the G-or, e-n fences. _� •nnial United Ch
_ sl ■ :. — - • N: B. Margach�-- Pickerin�'s tail- highland Credo i minion
Days
C elerat�on - >�.. E. Holley, B. A., B.
• 8 Pickerinr's Dominica ]Day Over Minister
: Fifty rears as a Celebration Sunday, Juste 80, 1946
•p. m. ,AAernoon Sunday
s■ — The Horticultural Society's 'Visit rye lHemar*11 park- Jul 1st - To The F, T. Jasaes' Gardens Afternoon Worship Service colt%- e drawn in favour of Scarboro Taws-
• Members of the Horticultural ship ervices in Bean Churcli: r1I
Society 1 visit t'he well- kn'awn F, P dale 1
:- MONSTER PARADE: AT I":30-"Pe M. - -- T Jam Gardens on Tuesday, St. George's Church, Pickering. i
a July 9r They will meet at 3.30 P. Rev. E. G. Robinson, hector
m. -st the new Rosebat+k Road and Sunday, June 30, 1046
_ - - :.Entries, To Be In Parade • Before' I O'clock - - No. 2 Highway, where Placards for 114th Anniversaryotihs- foQndinls
- the visiti, -ng cars will be distributed: of the Parish in 1832 by Red. Adam.
llip_ IL The Toute. will be --out the Dundas. Elliott.
'1�1X'}1w7ny W L,tr T-VyAdi Haag lb..J, 1.00 a. y,1;. - S_ :" �i r1mu r.61si'•'
where the railway crosses and then ing. Prea+er, Rea. L. Carl Swav,
SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT AT 130 P M rth P Ajax Division, Ur.
• one mile no to the gar(tens on M. A. Chaplain
• P. • the right side. A picnic supper is iversity of Toronto, and former
bwigg planned for a later hour at Naval Padre.
RAC:FS SPECIAL A 1 ! xACTIONS High Park 7.00 p: - Evening Prayer. Rev:
s .. • . .. • . ; _ ,- .. E• G. Robinson, - ob preacher. Everybody
NF?WS-52:80 PER NEAR welcome. 1dA0 a. m. - Sunday
I School
_���� -SHOW'' For over 45 years, through , -
-^•- co.- nstgntly changing, .increasiag St b
. Paul' Church, Duil4rarton, On
j Rev. k G. Robinaarl,- (Rector
• costs levels, the News has, Sunday, June 30, 1946 r'
j maintained it's subscripti °n 2.00 P. m. - -Su -(day School. - .1
+ rate at $1.50 per year, Even 5:00 P. M. - Evening Prayer, �-
Pat Raffert :Louse Robertson though li�dng and llperatl°Ilal E. G. Robinson costs have risen from that ,Preacher.
y' You are cordially invited to attend
: tame, we have kept to the old these .services.
oo d a d Others _ However, the increased cost Strawberry Soda1 Jmie 29.
immy G e — >a of newsprint in the past few A Strawberry Social will be held
1 weeks ow ` �1 leaves t18 wlthoilt at 'St. Paul's on the Hill, Dunbarton,
/'� ��++nn this optional choice a7mT longer _ on Saturday, June 29, from b.00 p.
F ti�'1iYiL.J - LUNCH BOOTH and the News will, after July ITL ,BOOTHS - - -. -- ± . 15, 1946, be $2.00 r ear. eo on. Refreshments and Mieoellaa-
Rene
Renewals and arrears will eons Booths. Adrrr'. 30c., child,
�� : 35C• . be accepted till that date at Presbyterian Church,-IMc
ajZ 15c - Cal$ 25C•( the former rate. A saving can Rev. D. Marshalt> s
be made by attending to your • Minister y x
• Spoflsored by Pickering Rotary Club and Pickering Agriculture Society renewal before July 16th.. Mrs. P. N. Sprott, Organ 1
We are among the last of Sunday, June 30, 1946 4
the weeklies to raise our rate. 2.00 p. m.—Sunday School ,
8.00 P. mi.---Divine Worship ; fir
• .zarC:
.,,"; PREPPING TO FLASH BIKINI PICTURES TO FLY A-BOMBER
_ ighlights of the Mews
"0 . Royal •ur To Africa Strike Threat Lifted
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The King and Queen, accom -" The shadovt of a crippling matt-
ti` panied by the Princer s, will visit time strike lifted front the
coon-
evcry a their ryr� t s' the big tit:- r i
10 -week tour inSouthAfrica next cancelled exactl one minute u
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year, aecomii 1 to the itinerary, before it was to begin.
The Royal Family will arrive in A hectic settlement ended the
,- • the Batileship Vang .ard Feb. 17, prolonged :.nd storm- labor d,>
%. - 1947, and will start home April 24.
pute even as •ere.v were quittinga.
r.
k their sh ;a§ and picket lines formed.
' 3 _ Maritime workers, to most United
jews Flee Oir aws States ports returned TO their ships ^,
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Thousands of Jews being re- as local unions ratified the agree•
atrial d from Russia
p e f ss a are fleeing went reached with the ski o era-
westward nd southw; ' to es- tors. However, on the PPacific '"' fN' >
y. s caps intermittent waves of anti- Coast, betwe;n 22,000 and 30,0011'
Semitic terror at the hands of out- hngshoremen and associated work - '� —'�7►,
law ban'ls. £ ,
it ers were still' �awa} ' from . their', }?
- ApptflX :_n•.tely -1,000 Jewish jobs, pendin • ratification of the
t x tI
slayin s have' been v�rifi ' e :`w> : > :; : : :•;
g contra t. r..
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i past 10 nunth, nu the toll is be- -
" , ir, boosted ty' bandit attacks on Plan For Free India
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repatriation convoy operating—on Maj. Woodrow Swan utt; 30, Wis -
.: •Acce tance by the Coin
a _ .r : :•"°: :w:..,,. , railways and higtway�. P 6fes5 1 coasin Rapids, Wis., has been se-
The Government is severel Party and Itifo,lein League of lected to fly the Superfortress which
Aboard the USS Appalachian, official press ship for the Bikini i Britain's lan for coalition in- will dro an atom bomb on Bikini
-- -, - -- -Atoll atomic bomb testa, .an Acme Telephoto Trans- ceiver is tes_ led , , unishing those perpetrating anti- p - P -
by Chief Radioman S. B. Hankins, of Colby, Kans. During the Semitic acts, but the activity of terim goxe._D1Lent leading to In- Lagoon. Fie is stationed on Kwaja-
- Bikini experiment, the machine, which transmits a photograph by the l.wless bands is so widespread than independence was viewed, as leis Atoll.
radio in seven minutes, will flash pictures of "Operation Crossroads" that it is di;'icult to assure ate- a virtual certainty.
::_..back to the U. S. for use in newspapers on the same day they are quate protection for all. The prevailing, se,n :.;rent within
srappeld at'Bikini. A total of • 60,OW tLc, Congress Party'high command
Jews •is a :-
pected to be repatriated from 1 %us- appeared to be. that the party
TO COMBAT MOSQUITOES siv by Aug. i, boosting Pola.• 'a would.not'.pUrnit.quibbling to en- 4 Qualit o
3 Semitic popt.l tion to.approximate- danger its long - sought' goal'of in -`
r ].y 250,000 dependence. hfosleI league lead-
i,� �� - ers previously had slat d that their ;
"y a, j r y� organization's apps r va' could be
$750,000,000 Crap taken for granted. '
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A record crop valued at ;750,- Under the British plan, which . is
000,000 will be harvested from the was anno,nced Sundae the League
-- - fields, garden!'and orchards of On -. and the ,)arty each would have
tarao thin year, according to Hoo. five representatives on a- 14 -man
-- T. L.. Kennedy, ,.Ontario.,- :1linister interim ca:iii.et. The oche: four -
_ of Agriculture. seats would go to mt:i rity groups. x�AA•
` - -• ''The only thing we are .. little The All -India Congress Work- ��. ✓ v�� /
-light on thi, year s. far -is cheese ". ling Committee raised the question c�
Mr. Kennedy said. "Production of of the withdrawal of $dtish troop! s ,,, o•o .+�
butter is within five or seven, perr from India. n 'connection with the "
cent. of 1,045, but all the other interim go- current proposal of
i 'rti a '• V' rnv_L W
to tli_ actor
o d avell s arc ui� —__ 1f, _
crop is most promising and we British officials said the ques
will have at least as ,many hogs tia)n of troop withdrawals would
tHs year.. +s last." be a matter for the interim govern -
meat to nee otiatc,
i - Neva Frersch Presidfrat
t Foreign Minister Bidault was
o T dof h� �b t �� S U P E R S.T I T I O N v cutof s43 on,ua
assembly, The Communists re- !_. _ GOLD MINES LIMITED ~
- , frained from voting after their sec- ;
retary, Jacquer Ducios, announced "
he would not oppose Bidault. WRITE FOR INFORMATION �►
{ MITCHELL & MITCHELL' _
A new STOCK BROKERS
, spraying device, effective in 900 -foot radius, gets first Peace In China— Perhaps
teal - . - -- '-
ss Hal Blizard unleashes spray of oil, water and dust into bug The Chinese - .Commt3m%is an- T. H• ,a/1 TELL J'. D, CL'l LANGHAM M, ,E MITCHELL
- - breeding section of Miami, nuunced th.,t a iiew pact had been
I signed with the Cent al Govern- -
$ - BIG MONEY GRAND MUFTI BACK ment that .n.ld ,check the strike
} in Manchuria • sipd that was -"a PHONE WA. 4043
- -- step tow•ar_' a' permanent ceasets 60 1=RONT STREET WEST - TORONTO, ON,r.
fire" in no least China.
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to the Moslem w(,rla . aQxgPub by �' %'.• '? '
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" criminal, Hai Amin .:uded capture!
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f- Dissolve New Fast Rising Royal in water. It's ready for action in 10 minutes.
" .Woodworkers' Strike Ended r Y
`e a's' ` m � MAKES BETTER BREAD IN HALF THE TIME! ,i
The United States' 'top money '1'hc strike of : +7,uua British Co- - , _
4 makers in 1844 calendar year and lumbia woodworkers has ended. i packeh In
the 1843 fiscal year were movie di- The men had been' cnt•t since \i ay each carton. L`ASY TO USE .'. , extra -fast "bother• -New Fast Rising Royal;
" rector Thomas Leo McCarey and 1,• 4 large f ...New Royal Faat Rising lets you do all your baking in
actress Carmen Miranda. 1� direct• The worker. will receive 1:. Celli, losses from :Dry Yeast gives you bread with- -the daytime when you can
ing such hits as the "Bells of St. -_r 7"Chpacket. i
an" hour pay raise: ' an average ' 1 the old- fashioned home -baked watch the dough ... knead it
-Mary's," Paramount Pictures paid 4a_hoitr work week and 'modiheti flavor your menfolks love =ln t the d ht intI Get New
McCarey $1,113,035, In the Tres- - a g po
sury Department listings, .Carmen "f' moll '••' ;n, <nrigrhi- less than half your normal ;Fast Rising -Royal from your
Miranda's income of $201,438 made -ally they demanded -2 outs an baking time!
her the hiRhese paid woman in the 11,i11r, a at1 -1 ,: 1r U, :4n4l nntl1,i _ rgraer• It stays full- strength
United States. I sho at.de in t7inada No risky 'overnight" baklnt for weeks on your pantry sheif1
. - p and %41lnnfary 4111, s ch. rl :.41 _ -
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• CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING • ,• Million Tons •- '' �� "�.�
Of western Coal Spots of Sports
To Ease Shortage
-_° DANY CHICKS -�. DYigllJfG AND CLEANING HILL- WANTED �r Fraud Mann Harris
(Sizbit Critic) "
'THE LESS YOU LEAVE TO HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS 9YAN7`EDr EXPM:IIIF;NC'F:U SINGLE: E. 4dtfit C3t�lada's Coal ^
chance the better profit you'll get dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for dairy barn analstdnC. Good wages, s :
board & working condttlons. Apply Controller, seta ,•'th Gavesnment
_put of chickens Many successful Information. We art glad to answer ?w "^One feature we rAildly enjoy is ,
achlcken raisers depend exclusively your Questions. Department H. Don Head Farina, Richmond Hill, hopes to have a: rec .. of 1,000,000 connection with these champion-
Parker's -- -=j
an Toy Notch chicks. They know Dye Works Limited, 191, Ontario (phone Maple SSW ). •tons of Western coal shipped "to
-they are bred right for heavy egg Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario. ship fight broadcasts. is listening
.and meat production and for llvabl- = GRADUATE NURSES Cent „�l Canada to .tee the Critical to-the singing of the United States
lity, WQ offer all the best breeds FOR %ALM National Anthem fuel shortage facing Ontario and
♦► from Government Approved pullor- and WARD AIDS- fox the just before the
Quebec in the coming winter.
um tested breeders In non-sexed, ONTARIO HOSPITAL, ST. brawl begins. We, always make
.pullets or cockerels. Day old and ATTENTION FARMERS 0 Supplies from Albt to and Brit'
two week old started chicks, Also 'I'jIQnIIAS, PP a little mental wafer with ourself
elder pullets eight weeks to laying. -For Sale: Tractor Tires, made of - ish Columbia min,.s will be relied as to whether or not the soloist
o welting, prompt delivery. Prlces rubber, suf.table for bolting on Good salary Eight hour duty. Six
----'N atee.l wheels, 110.00 each. When 'day week. Three weeks' annual upon, 11 r. Brunning said, but will manage to real. "the Land
:greatly reduced for June. Free ca- ordering state diameter and. width vacation with pay as well as all warned that even the un reeeden-
• ca-
talogue. Top Notch Chlekerles, P Of the Free' in the concluding lire' '
Guelph, Ontario. of wheel. Nattonal Rubber Co. public . holidays. Opportunities for 1. ted shipment could only relieve and safe)
Ltd., 6 Wiltshire Ave., Toronto, advancement. Living accommod- y, or court t0 grief On that
ORDER CHICKS FROM A RELI- Ontario. atiori available to modern Nurses' not cure a situation now being high note :bleb has .wrecked to
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Residence. Apply: further complicated' • •able breeder of barred rocks, Blood p Gated- by the inland many. . .
-.- tested by tube method. Excellent CARPENTRY - NEW I BOOK. SUPERINTENDENT, shipping strike.
laying strain,,. Mixed •12c., Pullets Complete data on framing walls, ONTARIO HOSPITAL,
'22c., Hatching all through June. stairs, roofs, trusses, interror and The 1,000,000 tons will not affect It .i , also rather interesting to
H•� .41.00 books order. King's Corner exterior finish. A mine of Inform- ST. THOMAS, ONT.
Poultry Farm, Northwood, Ont. atiou for those interested in con- ' - the recent order restricting deliv- note how the Chabte presence of
' siruction. Sent postpaid, Three dol- MEDICAL cries of c..al to homes because "we the microphone has slowed dow,t
JUNE CHICKS. PROMPT DELIV- lars. Masterprint Company, Toron- were banking on this amount when -L6r perhaps Ave should say, addeA
cry end of June and early July, to 14, Canada. DI\ON's REMEDY _ FOR NEU-
After that hatching to order. Many rltis and' Rheumatic Pains. Thou- the order was prepared. �• refinement to�the lag`- minute in-
After available. Started chicks ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW, USED sands satisfied. Munro's Drum Store, There was not sufficient Coal struction5 to tile gladiators. Old-
to order. Bray Hatchery, 130 John bobght, aol'd; rebuilt: belts, pulleys. 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid 11.00. available it. Nova Sco•.ia to Blake time refetees used to -'tart off with
N. Hamilton, •Ontario. brushes. Allen Electric Company
Ltd., 2326 Dufferin St., Toronto, Ont. STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS it a tw,p -way shipmen., Mr. Brttu- something like, "Listen, you two
YOU WILL BE 'GLAD IF YOU OR- often are the cause of Ill health In ning said, bunts, I want you to make dis. a
.der extra chicks now from Tweddle FILES - humans, all ages. No one Immune! real .fight or else I'll turn you out - -
Chick Hatcheries. At this season Why not find out if this is your The 5hurtage in `he Central Pro
fresh grads cuts the �rmount Complete. sets of 5U reconditioned trouble, Interesting Darticwlars - on your Cars' and work up from
- Free! Write Mulveney's Remedies VinCeS trite winter i� estimated at
•�• ;of "bought" feeds nei•easary. tiles now available: from 6' 14 'that to real elOgtletice; and the •
Less I''eed is netaded And Including flat, half round, square, Svciallsts, Toronto 3, soniewh.re near 5,500,000 tons. buys at the •'ress Tabic Often got
you will be', ready with tine round. etc.; rough and smooth, $8:00 -
gdality eggs and' chicken meat to per set F.O.B. Montreal. AR'1'H11.104 ECZEMA OINTMENT. The influx' from the western quite a kick out of what• they over-
rofit from a strong home and ea- REC1iPETOUIS & METALS LTD.. Try it. It works. Arthur's Eczema
9 mines last year was some 500,009 heard aloe this ".te. But now,
port market. It Is good sense to 1212 Aldred Building; Montreal. Ointment, one of the most effective y g
take all the -Tweddle chicks you ointments known for the relief of tons, many times the .formal aver- yealizing that all :.e world is
can handle while present profitable FOR THIS FALL'S HUNTING. RE- eczema: 50c.. 90c. slid 51:75. For in- ' age, but th:; year will` be limit- listening, referees sound almost as
prices preyaLL .W.& have all the po- gistered pointer puppies. Perfection formation write Charles Arthur, 82'
pular pure br.eeds'and hybrid cross- Pointer Kennel, • I579. York St., • Spruce. Hill Rd., Toronto, Ont. e i only L; rail facilities. The job important and dignified as a Sym-
as, pullets, non-sexed and cockerels. indso,r, Ont, is expected to be one of the great- phony announcer as they solemnly
They come. from Government Ap- IF 1'01' xI:MF`ER FROM AltT HR1- est, Canadian railways have faced instruct the- boxers ti "go d0 our
proved pullorum tested stock, June GREAT DANE PUPS FUR SALE: tic, Neuritic or Rheumatic y
Aces greatly reduced. Prompt de- very well bred; fawn with black pain' inasmuch as their, space will ..be corners and come out fighting."
livery. No waiting. Free catalogue• mask; all males; Dam; Jaco -Lyo write us, at Is regarding ping na the re-
also started chicks two and three of Lyn -Dee; Sire: Tarr of Tyedes- medy that Is hen we hundreds. taxed with the yearly grain ship-
$1.UO pays for seven weeks supply.
weep old, ami older pullets elBht ley: Phone 241.1 Barrie or write meat; cast.
International Agency, 22 College Well, the ladb alt.,r S obi at
-weeks to laying. Tweddle Chick Wm. Stewart, Rrookdale Kennels, S' Y
Street Toronto
'Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, s, Oat, 156 Elizabeth Street, Barrie, Ont.. , t7nteria
_ - � - _ _ least half that admonition; they
RELIABLE CHICKS 4:OODIYON ALL taTEEL HALL READ THIS - EVERY SUFFER- 'd0 g0 tcf► tlicir corns .'' Rod pos -
bearine- I - x_1.4_inch Grain Separ- er of Rheumatic T'alny or Neuritis From Empire ___- - sibly sonic of you m:.• not recall
_ - oho --}.} -try Dixon's Remedy. Mun-,
i. J L :� .a' for JuffB- fie7lve�Y. slur with J R. Ebersol special self , u ' - -
Barred Rock, Leghorn and Hy- feeder Including all belts. Td" new ro's Drug Store, 33.5 F.Igin, 01ttwa, wl y that instruction tc conic +iut
Postpaid $1.00. ; To Commonwealth fighting" '
bride, Leghorn s Barred--Rock. ronditPon. E, F. Spinks, R. R, No. 2, 6 ling" i always ,iven. It dates
Hamp. x Barred Rock. Light Sus- Nssex, Onf. _ - bark to a 'time when boxers, -after
-- _ -.sex, all three ,and four- weeks. It FOR 1•a'ZEMA• AND ALL FOIIINS One of- i-c moot .,trikitig results the enin on .were in the
pays dividends to have a good HART FEEDER. NEW, 32- ONE of skin trouble tt..e Tarina, the re- of World War It has been the ac- OP � gong,
'hock of started chicks. don't put only, special prire to clear. hits medy that heals ali gores qutckly. liabit of prancing to the center oil
off write now for prices. sad any make of thresher. George $1 25 per jar. Write uq for full In. eelerated iransfurmttion of the
when available for, shipping. Also fornfirion. International A eery, - the ring and touching gloves is a -
White & Sons t',i. Ltd.. t.ondon,'Ont• g British i.m ire into' the British
- baby chicks of soma based still 22 Cpllege Street, Toronto: Ontario,. - .. p formal handshake. But one Craft}
Mttl -.-. (hlrY ytetrh- - Ci nwtu,r peal ;h, comments' :he a rsaini Jiacoverecf that nnthinw Ia
fry; -Ferg s+. Out. Phone- 243- OKY- -- - -1lODt i. _SS _..Gl.r: eta �t _TRAi7'f2R, _ -� -F�
-� •+ .311 r1r'dll. I:i•NY111 Mk.5' T� --- - - -t'� it ::r.n rl°1dr- Trii;une. 1i 7('e
A - -_- - -- -- - - t_ ]rttFr -- t' a rules demanded any such pro -
45 horse, pow-'r. 12 -inch tread, ex- work initiated after 'he first worlli
LAKEVIEW CHICKS cellent4condition, $1,800.. W. C. Mt'!aIl'. \1. ` INNTRI'MF, \T!1 It Cedure; ant 50, when his oppoaebt
('tiles, 25 Ontario St.:-St. Catharines, paired end .refrnlshed. Violins, like+ War, which .ound its most eOf►Crtte advanced tvward him with mitts
Specialized Breeding Plant Of Ontario. Isle expertly repaired. Minor re- expression ., tkte Statute of West-
5 o0o Breeders pairs nn nanJos, Mandolins and extended -in a gesture Ot politeness.
_
! PERVI:C"TION MILK - MAwrER9• Gultirs. For parti,ulars ••write' A.' monster, h..s 'been pruceiding with Said operator would promptly plant
-Book 'your order for June and C. McGarvey,.Orrvitte, Ontario, the inexorability of a treat natural
Milker will oDeraCe on any line pips - y an. overhand right 01. the to
July. With th scarcity of meat: g Poo
installation. stainless with 60 lb. force -or rather, it haw been guided
_ triers will be a big demand for oat's unprotected jaw, often cad- -
�npaclty, etalnlesa steel Dall, MT'!+IC'Al. tN!aTRCMFNTB e P 1
-' Yotrltry end Eggs this Fail and - X16,25. Immediate delivery units by a statesmanship which retog-
'Winter at attractive peters. It ing ,the fight befor. it was well _
will pay you to put to rI extra Hnd vacuum pumps. Box ,113, Ter- F•19F.D A BOD13INGTON DUYS .nines Lh' tides of human affairs. st:rLtd. And 5o came the Warning
miner Station "..", Toronto, Some have bn_cred at the policy. „ "
' brood of chicks this year. sells, exchanges musical inatru- t0 protect yourself a all tlnteS
4'rumpil Delivery - With a capacity • ments. Ill Church, Toronto 2. of the _a,.eur government as die?• p
of 60,000 Lakeview chicks week- PUREBRED VORK'+HIRE BOARS, g and da your handshaking before
ly, we expect we can give prompt servtceage prix,! winners, good l weakness.
delivery, but to be sate, book rated solely , by n dl - :
feeders, also \Meiners. Woodrow 01'PORTU?KtTIB!t FOR WQMR:Y rite gong, not dittr:
t -= Ot(ers rise- been 'al •tined because ; -
our order at ones for June or Valley Farm Hugh Fitton „lienfield,
July... Ontario. ..BE A. HAIRDRES-SER of the vacuum which the British -
.Grade A - 'Large Type'Whits Leg- withdrawal from - certain important The rule that, following a knock -
horns, Sussex x Leghorn, Rock x 20 PUREBRED. FULLY ACCRED- JOIN Great Opp LEADING SCHOUC.
Leghorn, Leghorn x New Hamp. ited, young vaccinated. guernsey Great Opportunity Learn arras of the world may Create -a down; the man still on oil feet
= mixed 11%c., pullets 20e., Cox ic: tows, 6 fresh, rest freshening drom Hairdressing vacuum int.- which Russia is be� must retire to a nest' 'Y corner is
B. Rocks. Rack x Hamps.,. New July to December, and a few bred Pleasant -dignified profession, good
Ramps.. Sussex, Sussex x Hamps. yurebred heifers, yearlings add wages, tbovsands sgrcesaful Marvel 1ttrtx! strlvittg to extend her own also a comparative newcomer to
mixed $12.76, pullets $17. tem, illustrated ratmlog•ue _. free
00 cox calves also vaccinated. Adam Cald- graduatil9. Americs's greatest sys- Vast power. But great cations have the boxing code. Before its adop-
=14.76. Send deposit of $l.ob per or, R. 3, Olanford. Write or tall before. this clu.lg to the shadow of tion, all - a boxer Lad 'to do was
100. We guarantee 100% live do-
livery, Order from and enclow MARVEL HAIRDRE$b1ING' elnl.ire when the substance had step back, and give the referee
SILVER PLATING FLUID. EA %11.T
this ad. SCHOOLS room to lake his dount. So shrewd
made and sold. Vast market. For- vanished d have wasted the es-
Wblte Leaberae - Day old 3SK Rloor St. W.. Toronto,
mule and salsa piart One Dollar. De-
and startedd up to 4 weeks old. Branches: 44 King, St. Hamilton scnct of t'ie7T ' do[nestic s$ength ands of the Tack Dempsey 'type
Lakeview Leghorns are the largo tails free, -Krysto Produeta Cp. & 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa.
:.:type mated with cockerels from SANTA CRUZ, CaL' by 'sprts..r,K it too thinly about' would maneuver. stole d so that.
Pd. stocked "Real Egg 1rels ea" the globe. By her actions ' India when the fallen warrior tottered 1x1
tired ter Weekly List - of special VA11M!1 FOR iIALF. PATENTx ana Egypt Britai^ has gained im- his feet, :hey would ' 'behind hie,
prices on day old chicks, pullets.
and cockerels and started chicks. RANCH -FARM - 200 ACRES FE•I Patent Solicitors. UNHA[ GH bl COMPANY measurably in tprestige and has ant k a highl,
do 'eligible position to
Sune. July sad Poll Hatched - Book Patent We . T lonto.Nehed 1690; consolidated, rather than dissipat- smack him down again before the
$5,500, lUU seers cleared, 30 to dints,' 14 King West, Toronto. Ttooklet of
your order for June, July or Fnll Balance timber. Good buildings. Informntlen .,a � ed. the .��w.��a .1•�. •�•••a� ++ C� Cobwebs h: r', cleared from his •
_ - Hatched chicks now. "
itee #. -: L......:... --t. +StcCstrrey.- h� t after two terrible wars. noggin. - -
LAKEVIEW POULTRY Roseau, -lint. PHOTOGRAPHY N * -
_ FARM, Wein Bros., 174 ACRES, MELANCTHOR TOWN- iILMS DF.VELOPF.D 23 CTS. GtrA- _ :_? -mock -down timers - Officials
Exeter, Ostarle. ship, close to school, store,, high- ranteed one day service. NO WAIT- The average human Griin iS t who assist rCftretS in making the
way, 3% miles Shelburne, solid ING. Ray Photo Service, North 'Bay. three- tithes the size of an average
LARGE TYPE LEGHORNS brick house, furnace, bathroom count -are also fairly recent addi- :
comvlete, barn 50 'x 80, cement gorilla's. lions to the fight picture. Their - loc. stabling, hen house, driving ahedi TIME TESTED QUALITY
Leghorn pullets 21c. All Breeders garage, hydro - available. Mrs. Mar- inclusion was made necessary by
-y gr ret E. Watson„ Corbetton, R. W W. SERVICE-and SATISFACTION CHECKED the fact that old -time referees -al-
povble ested and backed by No. 4, Ontario, Your films proper!. developed and
' high pedigreed toundatlon stock.. printed seer ✓lift' though most of them could .count
Many Hurondals customers report ONE HUNDRED ACRES, FlIFTEEN . 6 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 25c. ITCH-of Money Back _.._
beat - shirks 1 ever had. Walter up to Ten - had widely- varying
c, Morton, Dryden; - We were well acres wooded, balance grass, imme- REPRINTS 8 for .25c: Fdi•quickrclW from itchin caused byeesemi views as to-just' how long a stretch '
diate possession. Write Ellxnbeth FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE.
pleased with the pullets we re- Weir, Wingham, Ont. You may not' get all the films you athlete's foot scabies, da!D �dO 1'� aa�1 of time ten seconds actually is. Ia
calved last year. Pullets laid well. condid ae ke Goole in licated,Uq= y
want this year, but you can get all 2aai�. ng r
the quality end sei vice you dealer 1D. D. G• - ^SON. Greaselew and fact it was
even hintc that some
Heavy Breed Pullets 1 %t:. i 430 ACRE FARM LOCATED. Ijr stainless, Soothes comtortsand calms of them allowed their sympathies
the vicinity of Brockville. 250' acres by sending your films to luggiat 9mPa
Sussex x N. Hamp., Rock x Now intense Don'tsufte� A�sk�on�
Hemp., New Rocks, Pure Sussex cleated, 200 bush and pasture. IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE today for D.D.D. PRit�Rlt -SSYR. av tuic�uc .. ati, dh 4L ;u4a.,.�..1-
.'and New Hampshire pullets 17c. Brick dwelling In good tonditiop, Station 1, Toronto. in other words, that they would
--Pure Sussex mixed 13c., Sussex x frame barn will stable 40 head of
N. Hamp., Rock x Hamp.,' Rocks cattle at.d 10 horses, machine shed, take considerably longer to count
and New Hamps.' mixed 12c. Sun- h° DON'T RISK LOSING
gpen, hen house and garage. Ten over ti friend than over as
;sex z Leghorn, Rock x Leghorn Convenient to public and high aSNAPS" when your
BACK enemy.
and Leghorn x New Iiamp. mixed schools and churches. Roads plowed
11r T az•• mA
- vv �d- -pu11� all .. Iii l :�.l :,. LEI lW' �.,:H- Ti�I &X CAl+>' -� KEN A .AtN * •, s _o
15e., assorted mixed• 9e. Cockerel able. 5,000 cedar, posts and 10,000 Any Size Roll -6 or 8 Exposures
and started', prices on , request. cords of good mixed wood, • Palos 'DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 26c Like the 'rithe- hallowed tale of
Order from and enclose this Ad. $5,500. For particulars write: T.• L 3 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS 26c _ g g Referee Grogan officiating at a
.t. nderift °� - •„ li -o� its" I 8 .�tF :.l ," ., : Mou��. tsachaene u eaten ceases by my Itiaw bout between Crusher Clancy nd
HLIRONDAI:E CHICK vilie; ontasto- Enlargements 4x6" on ivory tinted ate When kidneysgdedolfetder� Y
a mounts; 7x9 " --in (cold. Sheer- �t *- The Terrible Swede. In the second
HATCHERY A NUMBER OF GOOD 190 -ACRE casslan Walnut or Black Ebony pJ^ ^ It r�,t _deck and the
farms with hydro, good buildings • tlntah frames, 69c each, Tt enlarge- kaekaeke, fI*adaeh*, rlreltlwtic Ma dn• round Eiattcy
ZaotldOn, Opt. meet coloured. 79t each. tubed red l/r that -t11Ad oat' otaa ensuin count went somethin tike
- • '. and also bush on there farms ;. t feeler 1 g g .,
Reprints Made From roar
number of 50 -acre farms $2,000 and' soon Follow. T9 hslll_kasp faun kilnos�s this: ONE1. (Clancy, will ye be
CHICK BARGAINS FOR INNE- up, a- number of 100 -acre farms Negatives 3c. Each Ile -use Dodds K�1 P01a.
dlate delivery: Barred Rocks, heavy $3,000 ,and up, a number of 150 and DEPT. M � p�d7 gtttittg up ,ff that floor and stand -
bybride non -sexed 9.95, pallets 11.96, 200acre farms $4,000 and up; these STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Tim.- seed.��' +f ing On yer two feet ?) TWOI
4-
cockerels 9.75. Assorted Heavy farms have all got good buildings In(. Dedd'iKdneyPillgmtlleMsl* Crusher, i ye hear me now? The -
'breeds non -sexed 8.95, pullets 10.96, and also some with bush and hydro. Box 12s. Peal Office A, Tereste. wi& dw red baled. Sold etervwlleet, 135
cockerels 9.50 per hundred. This ad. These are all good value that should Print Name and, Address Plainly. - idea Of a fine Iri$ii ]ad like -you
vertisement must accompany your be picked up At once. J. C. Long. , laying there 'so long ) THREEi
order to receive these special pro- Real- Estate Broker, Brussels, tint. WINGS PHOTO SERVICE
Cos. Shipped C.O.D. anywhere. Top TEACHERS WANTED (Clancy, think of the disgrace_ to
Watch Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario, All prints with deckle edge, 6 or $ Old Ireland and . rise to yer feet
_ HAIRDRESSING exposure rolls 25c. Reprints 34L. GLF.NVALE, ONT.. TEi11, CO. RW-
HEAVY BREED PULLETS each. Box 2, Station J, 'Toronto. quires 1st class teacher for -public like a man.) FOUR! (Listen to me
LMARN HAIRDRESSING THIS • school, Protestant, duties commence Crusher. Will you have it said
lie. Robertson method, Information on SUPREME SATISFACTION Sept 1. State qualifications and
Ramp., N we Hamp. and Barred req nest reg reel g class . ob r Can only' be attained by having salary eexpected to S. P, Peterson, that
ettthe bestltofaltim t) aFS euarehead Rock x
Avenue Road, Toronto, your films processed by hlghly g
Rock pallets' 17c. Book your skilled technicians using the vary * I :
order NOW. $1.00 per 100 deposit best materials and modern mach-
Order from this Ad. Hurondale YOU CAN NOW GIVE YOURSELF inert'. All is obtainable at lo7rest WANTED
D At the count ull Dive Clancy
Chick Hatchery, London, Ontario, a genuine creme cold wave perman- prlees. Roll developed and I prints WANTED TU PURCHASE PULLETS
j ent at home. Results guaranteed for 26e., caprints 3c. each. All work struggled . to 'his feet, Cut loose r
lovely soft naliurdl waves in 3 to S. Barred Rocks, New Hampshires.
TOP 4tUALITY, HYBRID PULLETS, guaranteed. White -Leghorne any age from F wild SWing which felled his . oppos =
Starting to lay. Light Sussex X New hours, A Chic Deluxe Cram* Cold TRANS- CANADA FiLM weeks up to laying. Good prices ent. Promptly
Hamps, $1.75 each. Deliver first Wave kit,contalns Identical ingre- p y from the lips Ot
.,of Jut 5 months bid. Cal. Sturgess, dients used by many beauty salons SERVICE ,Data. Apply to Box No. 95, 7" Referee Grogan carne- "One -twos-
y' for costly' creme cold waves. It Adelaide W Toronto, B
$with, Falls, Ontario. Terente 13, Ont. three - seven -eight - nine -ten
civea the - results you' want, deep
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITiES long- lasting waves and curls. so TEACHERS' WANTED CASH FOR YOUR USED SWEDE-- '4-E'RE OUT!!"
lustrous, soft and natural - looking. CHEMICAL TOILET BOWLS
Easy as putting your hair to curl-
WANT TO SELL YOUR era. Complete kit with full instruc- TWO 4tIIAT.11A'IED TEACHERS Ksuatine and other makes urgently New poison gases have outdated
BUSINESS? Ilona, $1.35. If not obtainable at wanted for S. S. No. 6 village of required. Highest prtcev paid. 5,000,000 ritilitary as masks used
Write 194 Galley Avenue,, Toronto. g
your local drug or cosmetic counter, Quadevllle and Extension Bruce- c
'We have hundreds of buyers In send postal note to Canadian ton. _County of Renfrew. Duties to in the Second Great War.
Detroit and Windsor. Give all de- n duty Craft Co.. 634 Dundas St. W. commence Sept. 3, 10'46. Salary WANTED TO TIUY ONE. HIGH
tails and price. Write or se* V. T ronto. and the Gomm -ts kit will $1.200, Apply to M•,rlc 'c- nn -lk- powered Deer Rifle E. F. Cpink-,
.W. Dowis, Maidstone,, Ontario. mailed to you. Quadevltle, Ontario. 14ssex. R. R. Nfn . nt ISSUE 26 -1946 .'
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FOR SALE -• Coleman gas stave, ternoon in Chen7wood United _ smith attended the HoRiager.PetW
Monster
Classified Advt s three bunter. Percy Ciazk; Green- X,urctL wedding on Saturday.
...� 7 mos. wood' P'hune Picas. 99 R 31. Mrs, Fraser, of Bluevale, visi!ed Mrs. Thompson is spending a few
For Sale-- Ayrthire Heifer, Daly 6� with Mr. and Mrs. Lecliard Gates, days in Toronto. Summer Dance
Apply, Claurchward, Valley Farm j Mrs. Stevenson, of Toronto, is
Road, Pickering. i during the week -end.' Y .
W ''SITED - in Pickering-icy Mr. and Mrs. wan. Irswso:� srid visiting with her daughter, Mrs. W. .
Wantel- plasterer to 'make re pairs. iA- daughter, Mrs.. Clark, of Illinois, Holmes. J Fri. July 5
Liverpool Arms Hotel, livery that you can depend upon,- Mr. and Mrs, won. Tweedle, wW
For Sate- piano in good 'coaditio �; apply users of ice in Village•._ _ are visiting the fonner's brother,
Mr. Alex. Lawson, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frei Ireson spent the
-- -about 50 chickens 2 1 -2 mom. old. Che><.>tyw.,od _• Mrs. Walton Holmes. _ . week end at Silver Lake.-
..--Brougham
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dvierpool Arms Hotel. v Mr. and Mrs. Bert Petty, ' Mark- A ausceltaneous shower was held _ H
For Sale-few bags of eating p mot- -�- ,ham, site,d on Saturday with Mr. on the lawn at the home of Mr. and Town HaU 1
at P. E. hedge, Pick. 23 R 2. Congratulations are extended to and Mrs. Russell Davidson. Mrs. Wesley Petty, on, Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs, bfurmy Hollinger, Mr, and Mrs. Hodgson of Harrow- evening, June 18, for Miss Blanche Jdknny Reafuer's Orchestra
For Sala- -small combination, cos! who were married on Saturday af- Petty and Mr. Murray Hollinger,
or wood cook s.ove, complete with - who were Tnarried the following COME ONE l COMB &!;L t
reservoir. John Walsh, Pickering.
• ...
' •:: ,r ,d h°• l ^" r Saturday. The -gifts were numerna
ets, Newhapshire, and the young couple each replied For Sal-00 pull
crossed with Leghorn, 3 mos, old. appropriately roprlately after the shower.
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STANLEY
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Apply Witzke Farm, Station Road. % :: Lus►ch was served and a pleasant
f
June chinks, Hillside chicks availab- + evening was brought to a close.. .
le for June delivery. Started and - -
dayolds, in heavy breeds, Barred Theatre
Rocks, Light Sussex etc and cross- Dance At
Breda. Outer through agent, Garry % r : ; I Q }O__�L -�j�
Milks, Pickering. - CLAREMONT = St u-1 \/Jim
Prompt shipment of Bray. cizick9 Phone 3teaflviile•B"
for end of June and early July, af- V ` June 28
tr a that, hatching to order. -Many -. " -- -- ci. Saturday 3 see at 2 P. ]I%
• I Dian Open Each Alight - X11' -i.W '
varieties. Started chicks to order. Claremont Community Han
Contact us. Agent, Lockwood Afill- JVWAY - SATUfI9"T ✓
Pickering. ..: Bruce Gould's Music JUNE 28 arA 29
'Who Wants ItT ° Admission Sate.
- Two acres of hay, alfalfa, clover, Tie feature "It's Alloyed" is the secret of A dveritures of
June grass mix. Cut it, take it away, B-A Peerless Motor Oil time - tested $upe:s-
oriity. It's the process that nansfarms a D R P L LOOSIV
and pay for this ad. Phone Pickering top - quality oil into time finest lubricant •
69. •" ob'binabte- B-A Peeriaa Motor Oil is fiat Y T BINARY SU8QWN Rusty
Furnished Housekeeping' Rooms - refined far beyond ordinary standards- Tben,
`' "Ie' Alloyed"-an exclusive B-A process that DUNBARTON Ted Donald and C. Nal�ei !
.waned by Iady teacher, in Picker- gives .this great oil its ability to stand nP = .
ing, Dunbarton or Rouge district, better in service - to withstand - Phone flickering TT R 6 "CT's GO STEADY '
cosnmehci`r-* in September next. J that „o,iid nose ordinary oils to - _ - 1'
-Bernice white, R. R. 2, Pickering• break down into sludge and varnish.
_ Fast lyarrs$b Jackie lfesast
HELP WANTEV ' It will pay you w insist on WA Peerless ' lar nt Locker a - -
Young mother 'With two ftraft c}.ild- -= Motoc Oil because it ankes any car or trade emo __ 19'fl'r0- NI'1<`� T1aU1J+s.
geieot "•!Lost °• b jests
ren requir -s girl or woana-t to assist - longer s -rue • swoother, - System
with domestic work. Mu3t be healthy Change m WA Peerless -tbe tough of - -
- sellable and fond of children. Priv- It is a change fora the better. O� stendsrd Sias Locker JI9.OA A Year ilr • � V L
sae room in modern L� ne. Liberal B-A Peerless Motor Oil is matched only
time off. Generous wa,-,es. Refer-. by the friendly, courteous. service of your 0/ oR iCattimg Room and Chilling Room rFl1NRRA3. Dllil®['1"Oa
e uses exchanged. Apply Mrs. G. B-A dealer. 'q� Available Free To Customers Private Ambdamm
ence s �s t �,n k-e Tot c�tn. - _ _ , , SQME LOCK.ERS_AVAILARLF
Glad. .9157. TAYLOR - LOPS T Mahan
_ AN OFPORTL NIT'i • . - M ,� rkia,..,,1- -Onto -
Established Rural Watkins Distt�itt M
PHONE CLABE�iO:�T'T 19W er t9.1 ifiao[ sue• pia -
available. If yr+u are at;ressive, and
between the .ages of 8'
have or can. secure travAi r.,utf:t..his +; Ls - Farr's Elevator- RADIO -SERVICE
is your opportuni'y to- get establish= 70U•LL flN0 THE BEST 0!L AliO THE BEST Res. 3&T Phones -Aff. =,w
X-- ed in a Ft 1tablg D ie-„=s - n{_y2;u __ + • SERVICE AT THE SIGH OF THE BIG B-A We Solicit Your Business �4
p_ ;own. For full particulars write today•
R to n. J• f Watkins, Cotnpa ty, Dept... E'arn's - Elevator Cl�aremoat, Ontario _
I
y O -P -16; 2177 Masson. St.,, ]d:nwreal, I I ° ' I Phones Res. 38J - 0!lics 3$W ri
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We have sir of Gluten and _ _ - - . w.m =M" 064 . _ --
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_ special pa Groa.er. Fares own KIs ARTHUR FIELD
metre is a ONE CIS It S
Real Job
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- - - - whole- or Geaia
• " - - - Wlsat.ta Chopped mad Clothing and 9oW- dMf
Order you nut or do" eoke-
ai and praaaad low osw4 a
1 _ �sr dock of NO am d0dw
'.Claremioat, Ojif • and pants. Also a ae
of nos, ranker eoala Md
N' �.�'� I '__ ts. asd ,Beat.° flat.+.►.
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Well
sac, MANNIS
pan Tear w" eerry n 8aad sr...r RatR. O'ailswia. OBL
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1Gf)OI�, CEMENT,' DEAD HORSES ANDCA•I'i'LR
- — SAN D, (I RAVEL, For 'tree pica' up phone
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PICKERING 98 R 21
T BUILDER'S SUPPLIES PI-CKE'RING •.. ••...•.• 39
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tl,ls0 LOO& �edTtage Wont i CLAREMONT :. .. 9 'R 14
- _ "� We hgvealia placed in stock a full AGINCO[;R�..• .. ., Zone NA4
LdNE•of MAPLE LEAF M]ftJANG VF pay the :ph-die Cbarge4
tASH „ COMPANY FELDa -,GORDON- YOUNG LTD
pin A W t L 'Tomato Pboos Ad. mid
and sortie of it envy coma your way t Pickering, out. Whitevale Oddfnilaws Church Parade
Y 1► Fanner 7�tousen go.
1,No cash whowba- - -' p�� . Yards 74: Rae• lbw Sunday, June 34, 7.39 p. ba•
. _ soil Iris vn u. TMevo the- rooassos of trsdr at>,1 cotes-
""Woo, sw".ol Htef tRon" east► Cogan 10 sous danldtsi - tx
+ ; , a obleiw soar,► qW For Everyone
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ltbs 'iarlller�oes t have to watt for his men t�nri1 big ,
grain reaches the Consumer :.. this is important to you, no - ' At
matter where you Live or what your work.- C DARGROVE GARDEN PARTY
' lw we- Natsoe, and thousands like him, spend money for
household and farm equipment.►. food, clothes, radios, paint On
fwd a hundred other things. 'This helps keep, people less- all
" Over the DOn11n10Q. —Sato day .Night, July 6th J
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=`Year bank advorxes o'sdit also to help farmers . plant, _
j. ..+cultivate and harvest crops of all kinds, to buy and raise live-
n Christie txnedta.•t
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Sandy Ch 'alts
lee the good oil in fire Mo
- ick tan
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Stock. Banking service is something like ,,'_ Rod Rodd' gig' .
machinery, you never -notice
it. But it is a prime factor in your D. - .__ -
a� is Dane Accordia
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presperi>Gv ... is the Canadian way of life.
Audrey Burgess Commeclienne ,
'Acrobats
The Ripleys . -
i Hugh O'Donnel Mouth Organist r
; A. , Pipe Major raj
-Grace McKay
_ Hugh Brodie Pisaist - A
TN3: /ldvartit•rn•et is SPoasor•'d &y your Back
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: -Graham, Culture Convener, spoke sr � Detpl�ura are saw biQginaing to at I'icloarfng oa Rii®nday a�szt, A .' :: :��,
. �� �� L � R E M O � �" -. . biOUt the hobby club a.1d it is dot- bloom. P' class fbr calf clubs boys' aai orb' 'r
ini.ely decided to start thi8 sctiv- &, P. Winter is recovering from is being e(zown• as wait as �. Bioroe
. f �• it is th+3 fall
• Y his recent attack tits work as a Show. Malty ret>+tioae will take place
11tr. st5d Mre. Victor Robinson, of , was a guest at the Haw. Malcolm -• -- -- • ' � :. stone crsason is heavy � d tiring. and a •
Toronto, were Sunday visitors here. g� time at the ball gsttrea
_Greenwood A.•trsive services were held as • sad eve
M' ,-- nd- Somatp, hone last week. �Y tong progra¢n i8 anticipated.
Mr. a:sd Mrs. George LJ)tynatt, and the church here on Swnda�attez- • o.e ;slag perrorntaoe�
spent •Lt►e week -end with tier 'people �J�y were with Mrs! Brown for the _ � noo:t, when Rev. H. G. Crozier a is ``the beat yet ". -� -
� her+e� • ys,�k end. � Welcome horste to iatwson Parks former pastor, occupied the pulpit '
Doug. Sutherland, son of Mr. and �, �_�re- Birtcii, o! Totoato, from overseas; also to Milton Walls, and delivered a thought- provoki:sg .�. �. -• ~
'Mrs. A. J. Sutkerla.'td here, fell- a who ttas been living in Brooklin for address on "the necessit for Christ -
�► were •attests at the Carl Devitt •home Y -
'frotoa his bicycle here last week a:sd a time, but is welt known- •here as tan people to move forward agrees- .
..broke his atrn. We ho a Dou will ' an Sunday. . _ • D1IIlba'�'�oll
P a = Church News• ` • �� was ht's former home, ively against the evils od the day". -
;noon be out of'ltia cast.. St. Jo'hn's congregatiop will' ob- Mr. 'and Mrs• Pangs � are going , to A choir., of thirty young -folk i^end- �� ��
Mr. Bill Voss had friends frara Pt. live in Oshawa; they will lie ¢Hissed aced 'the song services. Welcome Home to Jean 'Bell-
serve the Sacrament of the Lorl a
iCr,edit' with him over the weekend. from here. W^ wish them the best The late_ Tra Lawrence - whgse 'house, RCAF (W. D.), hoarse from, -
Snpper tyext .� Sunday afternootr._ .
,Mrs. Valentino visited dtith friends On July 7th, the regular church I of" su¢cese. death was reported tat North $stifle- overseas duty. •
rsresr Mariam last Satvsriay,. P �n oz ! There will not be any church aer- ford in '�ll;sy, •vvas a resident for all W8 are sorry to hear that M'r.
sen-ice vrill be held at 8 Tom Hod
• Mr. and Mrs. Rose � PLlkey and account of Memorial Service at the � vice or Sunday School on Switday, his •youag Life, oi' this place, living ge, formerly of this place -,
family and Mrs. Rhodes a.-sd family Claremont Union - Cemetery. � �iJn:te 30, Thin is Decoration Day, at with his uncle the late George is under the doctor's care. :_
�s...pieTSicked at Greenwood Park last �l NeRB _ .._ -. i'Salem Cemetery. Service at 2.30, to Lawrence on the farm so'vv owned, Mt'. and Mrs. Tony Stacey, of Tori
Suas�day ' � Mrs., T. Q Brown reached home �.. take:t b6r Rev - R, C. Copeland, i by Robert Kedge: .He passed the onto, visited the Jack Burg+eea' otter _
3[r. W1 Dickituaon and Doug. at- oa. Wednesday after a very enjoy.- � Piclaering United Church. � ]Jntrance here in the eighties .along the week end.. •
.tended the Decoration Day ' Services able visit with her niece acrd•' husb- i Caltera •here on Sunday included: �, kith three oilier fellows: E. L. Mr. and Mrs. Gignri Joyce' and
•at Stouffville on Sunday. � acrd Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sharp, and �• a.�i Mrs► W. F. Disney, of � Chapman, of the front being the family are leaving- the coarsmu3tity
i[r. Nelson Sanderson, of 'Toronto Mrs. Mirn McMaster of Gt+eenbank, Brooklin; Mr, George Law, and dau- I only surviving tnetnLSer of .that this week to take up residence on
• ; �•- aperrt ilia week' e5d here, with his a:td.'cnade cans on old friends •tn �T� McAvoy, of Tomato, acrd class. He attended `Vhi•by Collegiate their new farm near Cobourg. We
- - ��Ly .Manchester, Fort Perry and Sonya! Miss Florence, ofPort Elgi.•t. and- attar securing his Second Class wish then every sucFess. '
' Toronto people 4t home in Clare- Amo:rg those visited was Mrs. Nancy .� • Capt. Silcox spent last week with Ce fixate, taught school at Cedar - o a a a `" ,
wont � for the week end included. Diamond, who greatly enjoyed re- 'his lamily here. - k oa the Slit, eon. After atterui- rev. and Mrs. Howey a..td fmnily
''�" Haney Costae, Gordon Borland, � Iiit•. and Mra. Ivan Hadwi:t called iatg Normal .School, he went to' N. visited friends here Last week.
. salting' old friends a-td evettta of her
- Dbug. ifinar,, Jinn Coates sad Jesse early days i•t Brougham on his state}}.... sad family, at Green- Battletord where he wsa Supt. of we are sorry to hear Tam Na-ts-
�`�� Mira Bates' niece, Miss Gertrude bank e- Sunday. Schools. Hs' saarried in the, West field• is not at all Weil. Wie are hop -
]Lias Sylvia ' Philips, of Torarto, BsThe, of Toronto, visited 3'�r on ' . T� . syanpathy of 'the community and" ha.s four of a family. He was ing for a speedy recovery.
'fie spending a +month with Mrs. Jsro. Sattu.jay. � fie extended to Mrs. Errol Carson a good living, jovial companion and Our local baseball teem is iioing• .
- -'C�tatee• Mr. Ted Follows a.•td Miss Brew - � a.•td family in ;the sudden passing always took an active interest is exaeptio•tally well. Could we ads . .
Mr. Russell Prouse, of Toronto, •aar~.er, ,ol..HsmSlton, spank the �+eek of Mr. Carson, on Friday Last;, S,uttds.y Sc�rsoel eatd Chstrch work. give, them a little more su{tport,
: _' spent the weekend with his parents e,� under the parental roof. Mr..Dix' new house. will add much His ,passing is regretted by many F{Enaeth •Belk, tbrarteriy of Dtsa- � -
sir. ��` Mr. sztd Mrs. Boas Knox and Miss 'to the iatprovetaent of the south- of hie old frie.•sda in this township. Barton, is confined to Christie 3t.
The •fiats[ da•sce of the season wiii Barbara were Sonata visitors oa Sun -� east ��' at the top of the hill, Many people here will be attend - Hospital, We hope his coaditisnr will -
- -� -be held in the Community Hall to- -
day last. �1`i�� vv�hen finished. ing the First of July Celebration soon improve.
ttiaht The dances_ will bs a�.sst,•d a- Jut reacher, a4tss riesen teen tg - Y - _•- - - -
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• Fyn sometime is Septearsber. leavirr and Miss Pockrin, of Aud-
'�'ite Claremont, hell learn -have -- _H�ghland Creek y psy� ,�. :� �,
kw• n goirra pla:rs :�� the Tow-tah�p fie will be the teacher at out• �`""';,; ` "�'.: � ; ,.� °�� ',�, . ��, °' � ..;... �,,,,,__ _ ,.
• -- •tic school for the next school term - ___. -c'•;� _._t__._ -_
League this year; wsth only one i Ana �,gt rtieeit your reporter became Miss Eileen Sadler i9 coming to Mt. � � - . _' ''' _ - -� - -
• tc,• date. Du:tbartvu defeated tlte.ii absent - minded aid fort to tsr:rn in Zion school,, '� � � - - - °' ;-•� -
•. -Nast week in a close score of 7--,3. iit.t+ nlma lrsDS•'sa, of v47titbay, �` :i` -�}
`� tte ,Sacco (;ompany will sbu: K -eekg this time. (our trrcesponde:tt visited friends here on Saturday - ,_;,,- ' ' - - -�-
- G1 i .,f this -�eeY . -. a _ „ • "!s - .... -� -
our oa .ld - _ - -- --
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r •rata tiny, .av� t1.c I:�•ait•"�-- `.'r�� -�2 �ftar:t..3.;. - - -- ��a��
' will re -ope:t on July 9. after the { _ � _ . .. -_ - -
•rec:ate �P.;• much, tear excellent � bf r. and Mrs. Edgar bray ne were : "�`- -� ' ' �, <:' ., „� i : � ..
,a •slur* nave nod ttPSr holidays. "work for us. Ed.) .. � wih tilts. F. Gibsna on Saturday. - ^- � ?" �` � ''��•`
Ttte C;aremortt Canning Co. he��i T�se fins] O. 1�:. has beer, giv�:t for � hlise Marion V+'an�op rerxiered a - �� -• � ' � ..�� -'' �'�++'ic,A� � - -
.. ` :their a,.Znual disu:et std � :a:t�e f; �r the new oil burner in Ceatan:tial beautiful sul�> at fire chttrr h on Sun= • • ` ' k� - -
- t.'teir emplo}•ee9 in the community Church aril it shoo ?� be� insta:led 'day •moving. Rev bl� :ti'ey de}iveriag ( �'•�'� � '.
.hall here la,�t :4;a�ttiiay evening blr. ;his- etimcrser a:�d read; for use next the address.- L[e wi�l be .with ua a- - � ! � ! • -•
• . '�Cill iatnsort. manger, was in charge � ;'`�" �� ,
�tKl:tter. •Thl3 ,t3 sa'nething t» which , gasr,�on July 7. __ .__ .... � �� , � ,+
='iof fire Pro ;ratrs tut tits - ek�tiag. - ire Katie long loo'�ced fotwan3 aid tt '� - -_
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- 3'tse VG+rne.t's bSission. Ci.cle met is hyped twat activitq at the church - - - _ _ _ _ ��
•on Tuesday at the home �•f 'tlrs. p� _ � -
w-il! •be increased :tow that the heat- _..�sreeri ltiveY` � - �-�^'- - "' :, ;- •--
bingan Evans. Me•s. Wenhstm's ing problem has been overcame. . • - � ,
u was tit char The to . - - - -_ -._ . - � � � ' � � ' ♦ � • ..... - - � : <; --•-�
-- -'li't'o P �• 1"� - Sunda • June i6 Centennial Y'. - - -- - -'
- "'Wk [ am s Ba fiat" way taken b }' � The Ladies'. Aid met' at the home .��-t- � �� _
•� Y P Y .P. LT. journeyed out to Cedar Grove ,� • -•-'-� .. _. - _. - - �
_>iLra. ,itidsoa �W ard. - _ .., .- ...Ito loin those good yotmg People is ' o o _ � . ',`�' •- ' . _ � - -
! Mrs. Forsy�lh last Wednesday. � ..
- Teen -a q Meet -, Mme• TurslSuTl, of T Tonto was - guest _ - .- c,u _ _ • _ - • p
• - -� their annual service and ous girls �- _ -
. _ - . ' N _ !choir led is the singing whit Marg- speaker. _ ... ... _ «��_. j1 '+ � _ -
• '1'lre Teeee Club No. 349 of'Torotr'.o scat Gooderh,am dying the honours The Metnorisl Service oz Sursday \ •- � -��"' � � � - • .
' _Hilda:• ilia able direction • ol� Mice was addreeaei by Mr. Heal. !!Lira. • •
witlti a Salo. Tire speaker• was Rev. . • �"e.
Beaty Pretty, gaw file youag people .Jack Thompson, of the Hatrse Mier Blake Lehman, of, Goodwocd ace- -__ � ,,�•- � __ _. - - �� .. _ ... , _;; -
: here a gaud idea of how t� orgataQze ion Board vs*!to spoke on the- work ad o�rrtpanied the quartet on her pia,tto -,_ •• - :: . . -. • • ., _ .., .. -, . .. .. „ _ _
- • ,and ras a club for been•sae people, ghat departane�st of our church. A accordion, the quartet beings Mies - .. _ •- -
• wiThra they'viaited Clateanont last. }fight Innch was served ti:e visitors June Shank, Mr• Allan Michell, lldr•. - �s� --.' � `. �- � : : :�• �•, ,
I'.4iday rtig±:t: Tice Park Board acrd Lo finish off a line everti-sg. ,and Mrs. Benson Draper. ` , .. •
� � •b6e tadiee wlso eervesj lu:tctt are Lo _ June F9, was the regular meeting Mr. s.:d Mrs. J. Davies of Toroar : � `.'• -- �„�� - _
Go -s nL s .few da s with their dart - � "_ - - --
. Ibe tban�ed !or their eo- operation in of the U.uted Nations Socirty st ghtere Mrs. Draper. �- "�"•� `�
rnakittg' tl•.e n�ght s snccesa. It is � the cltts=rit and a petsnattent Eavec- � - .. •- .
'haler} eo¢rtettttirta lilac this can be � olive, liras sleeted. �Coagratulations •to Ross Barefoot . , - � -
: , etsrted in Claremont. .. . � and Mies Lorraine Johttatoa on � • _ -.
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,. Ju_•te 20th saw many o1 our youag- their ntat•r•iage thin 9adtrdsy nisltt
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. -. ez crowd st Rainbow (',ardena, at - _ -
• [.ate ]oseph Rawson Markham, dancing to the straiae of is Toronto st Klnbourne United - .:'. �� . , .
1P`arreral services were held here o:i f Ruse Creighton'e orchestra ,and they �uielt. R,ec9eption will be teal♦ st - :
Haddon Hall. ��'
- •9traday far a Fortner reai:ient, Mr. � looking forward .enthusias'.ically � � � - -' -
Joseph Rawson, o! London, O:tt. to the next dance on.Augvet 30. Mra. T. Barefoot of Ajax'and
•' r e w mom the r friends viaitad `her father, J. B. � . ._
'JS . Rawl n as a bet of Congratulptioas to 112r. and Mrs. � '� � -
y local Maa,mic Order about si � Wilson on the creek e.'sd. .. � :• .
�Y � Elbert Clason dd the birds of -their - �•' � _ _
years agot Rev• -I. E. Kennedy con - , dauglrter, Margaret Hannah. Mre. Alph. Hoover was a .'Toronto - _ _ - -
visitor last week end. : • •• `''' ,• -` � o •�� :,_ -
-'iuctEd the gervioe a-ith interment in I There cs still plenty of yvork to be Two gray busses and eleven cars -- -� � These dueklln s havi o town rho ea cities of the
Claremont U nign Cemetery. ;Hr. ;done on the •tennis court, so let's g � � `" _ _ -
Rawsoa was• in his 80th year, and is •see erorgaae out vr-ith their rakes cart�-iig the l�ew Beach Lnirbed • ;. -• . • Ihen mother, which wero adequate only to a point. -
•• aur�-ived by s sister, bars. HubUias'd; i Church 'Aitoir, and families, >'zteld, a �•-`, �Similarl 'electric wirin desi tied ro serve oni a limited .- _- __
to fi :tish� up the weed rertioval and Y. g 9 Y
of St. Catharines, s:}� a brother, 1 get ready for. the surfacing _ vrhich very successi�sl picnic at Wilson s ' ' beginning, will soon become inadequate to growing
-Frank, in the united Stalest, _ •Park oa Saturday last. In the ev- .
i is !toped to be done this week or .Hoods and a eosNy hindrance to progress on your form. ,
: early next:.-- �esrieiitber, the s�soaer ��_ they journeyed to Virititevale 1 ; .
L rates Clr�•-�. ..- kare�� -W.
Anniversary Services In 'The Uhiied , we the• work done the- soo��e>' '�' - -- • -� Whin -you -prow for - yaurs.lf Jso� -Hydro en.rgy - ea1l�. � - : = :_ := _.:..,
� �'harcn em aurtlay I:rxi, we can get playing, sad sttmrnei is aPrved them super, a r vrhi h he' - • sv�r_1110nfy � . ��`� .. •��i {hvoitf ,, � - -
• • Arusirer Services will be held � - choir -�_� � � f � •
gut on •a concert of both sec- eq p p gger load on your
�r3' now on the wane. elecMe ui ment. That wit! ut a bi
_ ..ia the, C� -sited . Church next Sunday, Satutdas aiaht Bob Snelling .play- red and secular music, being enjoy- • wiring, and the best time to provide for the! added use - .. � • ,
'bath raornin and evening. Rev A. r• wL by alt'. We hops for s- so�1+o.. an- •
g e.3 hnst fo the Y, P. t executi� -e_. � �s wn.n you w�ra r�ts„�wr+�e:
E. Holley, of Duttbarten will tie the and excite of the group took advan- • pearanctie by •this choir. , - • _ .
gttesit speakier` at boi'h eei•vices. The tape of h #s ten -hole golf catrt'se, only • - '.. �• - '.Overioadlilg wostei powaM. 6n.rgy� lost by owrlood- �
local choir will sing' in the morning to find they werw not . in. the. top- •.•. Atitdle3% - - • Ing as eleaMe wire that is too small can cost you more - :,,:
and the• Dw•tbarten choir' in the e'v not�t class as golfers: Later, abus- "' ..,;�. . -' � � Moat fhe extra money required for adequate wiring fie �' `'
��• . , mess meet' was held when gtisnmer - � .3
_, _ .. _ .. _ mg � • Willias►t,, Barlow attended the •tun- the wrs! plan. ,Install rho proper size wire and provides
- �� plants were discussed, followed by s oral of bin, moti;er st Atherley last ,, pilenfy of circuits to divide up rho load, and you will bo• '
� 9riwiag Cdtase $ponsored'by W. 1. social time. and sing..so:tg'.. Bob• ex- �. �.
Tlae Women's Institute is sponaor� Pacts to be leaving us this week for ` D�a� was Sb +ears of .- � .aura of beNer economy and more sotisfoetory eperotiow _ -_ _ -- �. :' :;'i:
ing a Short Course in Sewing' of ag'e; - -- • . �- of your equipment. 8e sun. too, Mat you bave lots oti r
a summer's work, bat we'll look ! ., �• S: Puckrin' aM Mies Marg.- °'�• ^eonvenienee outlets" so that you can "plug in" a lamp, '?
Small Child!•en's Cbthes, to be held ; torward to seeing him again wheat scat of Oshawa were visitors with ~ -• • -�
� tthe latter part• of Septetntier, This , school opens in September. � a n�otar, or oMer elecbieal devke where and when you ..
is a great opportunity •for mothers Uoroth Goodeshaen led Ilse wor- rdati�es here oa Sunday'. ... .. .� �M �. - -�
of alma!! children Zo leant to sew. y ! Irocal residents have many nice .. - � ..:.`. -... ', .. .` '
ship service st Y. P. U, Sunday the !lower g'srderta sunourdi. -rg i�eir .. M wiriM yo�rr fanrt $will '
'You are asked to ha::d your ttatne in 2,4rd, and •Rev, !L. E. Hoiky gave, homes here, a.•td the lroY you weq M be guided � _ ' �•i
• just as soon se postln�e to Mrs. Hry, the �� along tine Into a! ``per - y+ear ties been by a quaiiArd eleetriwl eoMrador. Also, your Hydro i
,lohnetors, or to Hiss. McIntyre. A sons! cond�tet in the church ". Lois 'favourable for bloorna Roses and • • RtYroi gyp i' T wilt gladly advise for. _ _-
Course is n to -� public. � --_ � �- -.- _ BASK. AT YOUR RURAL HYDRO OFFtCE FOR THE MEtlll F ..`
smali fee .of 26 cents to asked: This _ -
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,: �• ::DANFQRTH B-E.IS LINES - L•'I'�� -• "��O GOES TO WORK ON THB FARM" - •. _'._ . •
' � � GARD �O-F THANKS _ _. � .- .. ... .... .. - ... ; - .;
.. ':a . - - • - ,Daily • Sec vice � � .. �. i . • • , :.- .. _. - - ,.. .
' 1S wish to express by sincere_ thank$ - ,; •- i
to friends and relatives and neigh- � EFFECTIVE M.�Y : is; 1946 ._ : -• _ .. :_.'. ' � '.
bbrs, for their cards, ftrt»i and the ' .Daily •etc. Sim. 8t Deity ex. � Sat. -Burn dk E G � .I
many acts �tf kindness, during .my .. _ , . ` Sttn. &Rol.. Hot. 9u.�t: & Hol. •'only _ �i aI. " - • : •,- - -
recenx i{lness. I ,wish. to . es acts!! .. � y
p Y � Claremo:►,t 7.15 _. 8.1b . •12, 15 3.dfi 8.00
ttta:tk Mrs. Violet Pilkey, my nurse, Brougham 7.2^ 8 -2? 12. 27 -• 3.�? 8,12 • - - . = , , ..'� G � G � � '. ��,
•Miss �. Lottoa and Dr. Tatnlinson. •Green River iT.3b � '$.36 12. 35 •4.05 � 8.26 L• • %� ; � 1 •:P.
' Hrs. Borland �� Locust Hill 7.38 8.:i8 12. 38 ..: 4.08 8.23 " ' � � � • .. . .
' Malvern 8.A6 9.06 1. 06 4.3ii :8.60 ° . •. -' � � -- -
BRQUGHA,M . Re+tiura Leave A..M. • A.M. � P. M. P.M. P.at. ' • • • -
.,,�.,,.,� Torortsko 9.16 10.00 6. 46 2.00 9.46 '
�a Doreen Findlay, of Tumnto Daylight Saving Time Paroel Exprew - G%ver IIi1W, Osr>foe� ]� - ( •
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Modern Etiquette
Sngdey School By Roberta IA9
Lesson 1. Is it necessary to purchase t
the ticket_ in advan, ., when gtvi•g
— �h [•Sloe �h+! t� : _ .
O
Working For • Christian- 2. Must a bride wear gloves at
_._- -. $ a small home- wedding? TURNING =P 0 I N T' - = W�� 3. When a man is introduced to
O 46 Mark 16: 15, 16, 19, 20; a girl at a dance, does it carry any
SIZES Lukt. 24: 45 -49; _ obligation "ith it?
34-46 ..7tlf MaryAmlay Taylor - 'o Acts 2: 46, 47. 5: 42. 4• When • introdu tug two per-
Sons, is it proper w say, "Mr.
• Golden ', ext -Go .ye• into all the �['ow'r, 1 wish to make you , ac-
Smith"? face his C,im lips, wavered. Her world, and peach .hc gospet to quainted. witl[ Mr. Smith "i
CHAPTER ]FIVr.. Stenhart urges e,er creaturt.. -Mark 16: 15. 5. !s ii possible for a person to
Jane to marry him at once, but she courage -which had been high -- Y
rides away before breakfast with- went down in sheer terror of him; —9 overcome sensititrne should out him. Still weak, Stenhart he. hated- hcr - sUddent she felt it. The Disciples Mission 6.. lido ..long should one remain
rides after her. At the cabin Sher- y when making a call of inquiry'? '
win realizes Jordan will return. Their, having come so far, she - The. disciples were su to preach _
with his gang, so he rinds an old would not be utt-A)' dismayed. l _ the gospel that suer would believe ANSW 9,RS
- cave where he can hide his meager She came on we,.kl catching at on -'the Lord 1, Yes, b all ateans do so. 1t.
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belongings .while be watts. y• g _ Jesus Christ a [' be* Y
the trailing limbs of nearby trees. O baptized into the fellow ship of His is often embarrassing to have one's
CHAPTEI• XV "I' guesst-c; where Alai: had taken 0 vrches. ,Ever so there would be Kuest?; stand 'in-the foyer while one
-A' man )uund securely and hid you. I've comp fo -ask . you one - ' 9 some h +•Ito would not believe and is negotiating for the tickets. Also,
den in that unknown cavern, be'' uestion,' sha faltc !d, "I -" ' " on that aesuut.t the3 would be con -supposing the ho. se i* "sold out ",
yond reach of the sun • beyond the q She could • not `go on and he .. =_` � 3is what thew- 2. Nut unless she
dtmued.
sound of `human voices- might taste would not help her. 'He stood °,[. On- the rounds of Iesus' death wishes `tci do so;' it is entirely 'op
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sound of the miser•' of a ris �' `)• tional: 3. Yes. the obtiga'i >> to
P -there lo.,king at h,r and she saw and resurre-t; repeoFatice and
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'On. And,' if he st yed there long . only his inexorable eyes. At last •' ° r- .issiori o f s i t s skrou'u b e ask the °.rl to der ce. 4. This
et .,ugh, he woul -1 -die. It was it she could not endure them; :;he preached in His na :n,• 1'l.t duty Phrase could not exactly be called
scheme so simple and -so hideous lifted her 'haking hands and hid • vi< to wait.was'•imperativ.. The dis- improper, but the prevailing in-
that it appealed at ore to his fer• her face. ciples deeded power that they did trod
uction and the easiest is mere- v'
ocious passion for revenge.•. It °L came to ask you to-" Her- ej• ? of• no have. That ,tuwer was prom- ly, "Air. Brown, Mr. Smith." i,
would be easy'••too- if. only he could voice broke and theu rose alinoat _ s . Ib Yes; this can be done by mingling
b - ised with the corning. of the Holy
get Stenhart by him: elf; with all to a cry of pain - "to tell me that v' Spirit. T:ten they •wt•e to tell- the freely with people, and training
wily skill in shielding himself_ it isn't true{ .4 Vii• . t' world what their eye:;. , had seen, one's self to be impersonal. 6. No
at the expense of others, all his " + ��
To Nhat purpose ?" he asked o ` t r at,d what their ears ttrr , heard trom longer than is necessary to make
bravado, Stenhart w%s. at hearts hoarsely. "You don't believe. me, A ;, = the lips of the Sort of God'. _ the inquiry.
coward. Ask Stenhart; I know, you see,
Sherwin came out of the little that he's with you!" About the Lord -
cabin with the -rope in his band, he "With' me ?" - She lifted her von will t?n)o7 tirartaa err
-• -would not leave it their for chance One, two, button your dregs and ' Un ascension day Jesus made n _^s f
flushed face and looked -at him, you're ready fc• th d.yl Pattern His last .hppearanca to the .cpostles ' The St. Regis. Hotel
to rob him of it, lie would hide it amazed. "What can you mean? :
ready to his hand, for he was sure ,. y 4638 camouflages pomtdage fig in J.erusaletri and o.. tie Mount oh
Fm aloe:. means of bodice panels and front Olives. 'Three thingq are told us t ultuty ru
that Stenhar and he would "come, * + - buttoned scallops. Pockets op- about .the i •.d: he gave His last w raved wool+ cr,ra Isola
at last, -c- t0 face _ _ - . • b Shower and TelepYea• :
He stood in the full glory- of-the Sherwin ,could :not - doubt_her tional r iuldingtit.•� l; His disciples nn- • %t Double, sM wn ,
honesty; sh• did not know that folding His, pl: ,- for the winning of Usable, MAC asp •
3nornin . The fa . off
heights Pattern 4G3. Size 38. 40, 42, the world, and promised them • (rows Food. nlwraa and U•we-
g P las Mlerbet'.
were shorn of their shadow: and slie was followed. 44, .4L ,nd 48. Size 3� takes' 3Y ,
into "He's behind you." he "said 39 -inch nch material through the curving o. Hie Holy aberbourae err Carlton,
,.:,lt l Else peals of g o the . y °ids 31 r Spirit the requisite power tar the Ter. its. alas
oldetr. sky. B contras the near .r i aver '-he drsmaanted•-- on --thz
g y y glancing. lower road. I saw hin just now." -Send. TWEN'1Y. LLti`t�t20cr-- c,rryirrg J: H's: mis -rn to
hills were darkly wuoded, g g • - She gasp casting x frightened in coins (stamps cannot be accep• the end -if the age; then He' was
with lights_ and shadows, and far led) for ,this pattern. To. room 421, re.eived up into He'ven, rejoining
an eagle soared. Something look over h shoulder. "t never 73 'Adelaide St. West, Toronto.
g the te.n•enl Host; and finally
�' g .,, r,t. thought he Auld ride so far, He'll y -
° new and migl.cy o.: � += t :ti„� Nla;,dy :, Z[. i�A•'� r. % 3 kie sat upoi His th•one which He- a
she 'shi red - he'll .ietray
soul; he seemed to hear the voices - �, DRESS, .,F -YLE NCiMSF.R. occupies to All Beautifully Furnished
of the wilderness crying to him: y°°' • :.
"Vengeance ?s Mine!" For a single Sherwin. 1a ghee discordantly. ,About -the Disciples With Dunning Water
Instant is very soul was shaken, "It wouldn t .1)e .new; he began How Can �' Rates: CC -
then he turn ed and walked to the that Ion. ago -witli a liel" • There are also tt lee things.toldl WO np
She caught at tha3, trembling. us about His disciples: they went
far edge cf the little clearing. .• By Ar Ashley forth from the mountait_top, cast- '
,There; through a window in the It was s lie? Please toil me thar, (tjJp�„ARp FA(,($ -
tell me' the tr'tith -I want to be- it their, gaze heavenward and pre- OPPOSITE
foliage, he • glimpsrd the lower lieve it!" s ' Q• Haw acn I keep apples solid? paring 'themselves for their tasks`
road, running. like a white ribbon "So you cart, convince himf'' or earth; they' went everywhere C.N.R. STATION
Y A. To keep apples solid; and to
• #err beyond the t ravine. As be P PP preaching Jesus of Nazareth as the
Sherwin mocked her. prevent then[ from rotting, ct P 8 7
glanced door, at it he saw a suss p g' p world's Saviour and Lord; and
riding slowly across his vista and "He isn't herE, I tell you; I came them-in a box or barrel of sawdust,
gasped' for brbath. The t_plifted alonel" the girl ctien excitedly. their iniaistry was authenticated -- - CL_�sS
"You cause alone' - Then come, Q How can I improve the ap- and attended by works of power . ha
- moment plunged deep down into pearanee of an ugly back . fence? •
'the chasm of fiis hate -it was -Sten- here and I'll show you the - horst�- and deeds mercp: l Kidney-Liver Pills
-' hart he rode." Sherwin turned ab he A. Blackberry vines and grape -End of Our Labors
He di : not- question why he spoke, walking back toward that vines planted along the back
came thus.. Instinctively he knew vista- through the ' trers. fence are not only' -valuable for The 'adou,ticst them, and ours, is
that the mat. was ti an errand w * + * their product, but add to the beauty stemmed u in a few words "to of
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'betrayal, but his awl► heart leaped The s of the yard. teach and- .each Jesus Christ."
Pe . girl, halt dazed by bts man He is E° b, the suns attd substance
fiercely; he had seen him first. he ner, unl•elieving that -it could be Q. How can 1 freshen stale
" was alone. Holding tb, rope upon true that Ste hart w..' with her, brad' of all our .tes.:hing aid
preaching, ' I.
his arm, he 'clt for the pistol in f.,ilowed him. They tumeri, the A. %Vrap the loaf' in a wet cloth T[. lead min to put their trust in.
'his shoulter- Koster; knew it to br shoulder of the cliff and saw the for, a minute, then remove and bake beta, . His and Sono Him, ru
VLded and ready. With a kind of one 'clear vista of the lower road, is a iw oven for one - quarter to become fits tvte th-s to win more
souls, should. be the brand end of
savage joy he turned and began t•, seer-over the'cedar• that •tltr-ust. it- one -ha hour. All our .'chart.
de,cend the dangerous path • on the self out b low them, iI, How... can t clean willow-
ledge of tat ravine. and its very "There's 'the horse," said 'Sher- . ware' -
.danger thrilled him. win, "and here he is! You see? He A .Scour with a strong solution . � -
+ - • .: ' - - .followed yoq, he's' •ui•tg back no+r The leaf from which tea is made t) ) . r '
of salt - y'ater, using a brush.
•He di'' not walk fast, he :took -he knows where 1 .am." r is not ready'for the plucking until GOOD DIGESTION
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time to order his thoughts; [tic, ' "Oh!" JA a gave a .little cr of Q, Is it necessary' to sew the the bush is about five years old.
:man shoulu- have his .chance, + horrCr. "He - oh, _ can't think fowl after the dressing .has been.
--c1 ante he had never given him,, to he'll tell the sherrffi' put in ?
f
fight for his life. Sherwin scorned can't you ?" Sheiwms tone was' A. Instead of sewing, after the
stab in the dark as the other bitter. "You led him here. dressing as been put in the ' ?f;: ^'�d tf r • wry, ;S•.', 'r'''y�s1f :. '�
did, to kill with liesi Imprison -- •The.. girl recoiled at . that, not, chicken or turkey, stick a row of J 'r a'r
-lment for life. -and ` c was so goons with the aorror she had recoiled toothpicks into both sides, slant- sc• r , <; ;' ,y'• ', `'' 'r'•r;' f +,;'•;' ,r:; yfr
then! He thought of the cavern, before, but with a Gush of, pride. inR thorn ire opposite directions.
gloom,- its drip -i• walls, and "I did not lead him here," she Then lace over these. They are - +— • r
v . he ,laid a' caressing hand on 'the said coldly, and turned away.. _ T • 7 "• t- t ;' T'+;�n
easily'removed after roasting. 1. �•f.',f. ' % "r• . ,,t'Y� : :;!`,.t;'•
coil of rope ' upon hi: arm. Torn She was in a tumult, how dared
e- ... �!'
with the evil :orces of his passions, he accuse her of treachery' She _ Q Do Si »k strainers attract -� , f
_ roaches? f• n
stare that revenge was near, he st:.rted rapidly, retracing her steps.
toned the .orner of the ledge and
Once she almost slipped on the. A. Yes. Empty the sink strainers - — v$ -- --- - -
-saw a f9gSre coming toward hire. norro%v ledge, butt she look frequently and, wash after each
Aot' Stenhart so ' scoa! 1!10, a back though she head fiis steps meal. Strainers that are neglected
ive • the kitchen an un ea5ant
.slighter, younger figure, a white behind her now. •- -,.• _ B. Pl
r___ -- _- a attractive o mice J _ _
,feet, ,- ,��-- ��J - - -- odor and err t' e t
They stool: looking at each * t + and roaches. 7 -
other. The silence seemed interm- She would not turd; she only.
finable. Through the man's mina stumoied on. Sot ne cvertooK her. '
Ile looked. at her strangely, he
flashed the :onviction that she had "Speak :.j me," he said brokenly: was still iron'in his will to 'till the
come with Stenhart, that 'she must "Forgive ' me=I thought I was perjurer.
_ be in leagu,< with hit:,! To think - strong, but I'm weak; I'm a' beg- "1 am innocent of that c itne,"
her Zrea 'serous .was as'-bitter as- gar for a • won d• of kindness. You he 'said. r '
death. He fiurtg down the coil of came here - -'tell mc, Jane, 'you . She leaned back against the cliff
' r
rope and stood waiting, with folded knew it ,vasn' true of me?" behind her, panel »g, her -face
arms. -It was certain that he could She stood still, 'looking down; flushed and her lips trembled
•-n'ot kill .5tenhart oetore her,- bat pale .,,j- shaken. "You - wouldn_;_ -. __ -'De- .You- belieue_:uc
,_Jane ?._.hz _
his , purpos was unshaken, he a, ewer me. Tell me that you're asked[•hoarsel3. "Had I been guilty
would do •hat when, the. oppor- innocent - ", she- lifWG '(tier eyes .4o of - that -I -- would n Svc- have told
tunity came. his -- "tell me 'and -�. Flt believe
t„ •y[ u :that I loved you. 'i.:�.; ?{`.• ?. :
Jane, looking at his hardened ou _r:
She looked tip ant their eyes r' i ?` ,J 1,' >✓hr4i'
held each ether.= i ',,.,.,,; 'i s•r.
\. "I believe you, John", she said
You'll enjoy our - ... - simply. '�.,.
r 1
-For one tun moment the} /...' ''•';y- ilJr.,9� :r; _ R'
looked at earl- other thus and a =` ''• :'`� -'"
orange Pekoe P _
strange change swept over tiro "No-Air children let's remember
man.' He felt it witht,ut knowing _
— it, without recogniziril' this hidden. - We are all ladierand0ent1emenl"-
thing that took_ possession of [tint; "Please, please - don't rush suet food essentIM
but • suddenly the world seemed There's ,plenty of malty -rich, nut- "And if you're g6od, I'll matte some ,
flooded with light ; in it he saw sweet Post's Grape -Nuts Flakes for. delicious Grape -Nuts Flakes cookies only the face t+f the girt t:e»tt� everybody, and then some, in this later on, froert one of these recipes on
almost reverently, he took her „, giant economy package: Arid there's the package.
his ar aplenty of nourishment, too - for " Grape -1MU Flakes are - the -fwd
ms,
firap@ -Nuts_ Flakes give you carbo. 'grain cereal -made of wheat land
(To be continued)" - hydrates for energy; proteins for malted barley. That's why they're
, - - muscle; phosphorus for teeth and twice as B4� eat
as gQ�
va
' b and-other for !'•
`,r- ''°•r•• , , SSUE 26r -1?4t, _ bons; iron for the blood; and othe o you
By J. R. W
±OUT OUR WAIT : ' illivas
R :VO'ICE -OF 'THE . VRESS
O O
00'r-4.1, DOESN T EiAL Weer CULTURE -•
MITOKV A NAIL LIKE IS Jl)ST A GLlY WHO
THAT PsrT YOUR TEETH CAI.1'T BFAR TO BuTGHER _
011 EDGE ? HAVE YOSI A CHICKEN 13Lrr DON'Z _Stick to Old Ways The Good Old Days. Last Word- dihawt. _ r.
NO SENSITIVENESS, MIND 57UFFIN HIS An American conPress a de- An automobile salesman iu De- A. Dt' % C „b;,,cc, .11as uesignea
+v0 FFE 55L�- C1r.1- �T1 troit says wistfull that he once '
_ o clares that the � U. S. Navy has a y y a car whict -appe: r• to be abuut
CULTURE . l secret weal on "far more deadly sold a car a Jay. But of cuurse tl a last we d in automotive rngin- t.
than the tomic bomb.” Person- that was Lack in tar days when e•ring. Included are: bfovable re-
�// -fash ned• the Detroit " duced a cal a day,. clinin g chairs for. ail but the driver;
i► - _ — -- I,,� v / - ally, we're old u - Peterborough Examiner
_ I atomic bomb is enough for us. a back seat that converts nto a
- Edmonton Journal double 'sed; 3 , fibre glass plastic 9
I ` ! Tou Busy, Perhaps body; dou.' controlled by electric
The ,lumen race is improving push- buaons; air- eprtatedsprings,
Try, It On Our Roadsl - +erything but the human race. - and an .agine pla ed at.•tha rear.
A railro4d in England, it seems, Quebec Chronicle- 'rrlegraph. B I1. short, eterything but an auto-
�_ \ runs what is called -4P "whitewash merle' m u z z i e r b r back -seat
special ": Air Castles drivers.
It carves no passengers, and An 'Ohio .,.sn plans to construct = Calgary, Albertan.
every time a bump is hit a splash a small home atop a 3118 -foot pole.
of whitewash is dropped to mark Most of us have had little 'luck j': Tiresome Peopl,
... the place for a repair crew. building castles in the air. - There is nothing so- „tiresome aS
d1w - H:iliFax Herald. =Gue: h Mercury - a woman 'vvho is vain of her beauty
unless.. it ii.. a maji' who As vain
//� ■ ■ �n•.rer to Prevtou. Puzzle of what he' is pleased to call 'his
SAW 1 t_ L I I L L S brain. _
_ STRIKIIat:, Il �I I = Early U. S. General NEAT - Brandon 'Sun.
HORIZONTAL � Faith Or Luck?
... .. WA 00"M general ;
)AIN
The. MISSIONARY AITV THF, S.AN AE i0-51 T..R.w���ws 1,5 Pictured $6 Possesses O D WILLIAM Motorists believe in Providence.
- • - - -•• - - founder of VERTICAL H' You can tell that by the way some
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.-Decoration. 1.Jam - - - R WILL$ of them drive.
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Day, Maj - 2 Native metal E D R N - Quebec Chronicle- 'relegrapli
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Gen. -- - 3 Strike
9 State 4 Northeast _
FUNNY BUSINESS By Hesshbergelr e E A c L. When He Gets Thrashed
J2:Great Lake (ab.)
` 13 Hypothetical 5 Adore : ' 17 Near 35 Disports
The neighbour doesn't like to de-
/� force 6 Lyric poem 20 Exist 37 Knots ny her children 4iny'thing that is
{'t V :14 Egyptian 7 He urged the 22 Pedal digit 39 Soft mineral
flood for them, so when her mean
,• '” f sun god Grano ----= 24 Electrical 40 Against little boy deutands a thrashing she
N' ^
j euv % %'y ' �.' o - 15 Pasir of the Repub- en ineer (Ab.) 41 Puddle gives it him.
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�/ /i j �� t i 16 Permit t 1' o com- 25 Zeal 42 Account of ,
/ 17 Farewell. emorate .. 27-Inscribe (ab.)
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18 M1 limeter Decoration .28 Louisiana 44 Meadow <''';i'::;'''' ./ .
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(ab.)
Day (ab.) 45 Snake
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X19 Everything .8 Cogn rf€n 81 Italian river- I7Thfree (prefix) ;r - ? - - -- - -- --
` 20 Dined 9 Health resort 32 Golf device 48 Pr -
�! 21 Still 10 Be si`k 33 TOO 49 Tavern •ti:c;:::;
+ 23 12 month's -11 Shouts 34 Toward 53 Negative
26 Night birds 1
fib 29 Before 3 `t b S 9 10 II --
0 30_Age -1 1,i MACOONALOS ,
0 31 Kitchen
utensil , -b x
33 Coin
35 Skin opening
36 Gaseous
wpr>R '
element
I W �„ys - S8 Greek letter z% .
41 Tablet
•�' 7` .43 Winglike part ROLL YOun OWN wrTM
46 Amy
47 Also
46 Dispose
_ 30 A>lrlrmative -
_ 51 Lieutenant ?� •to yt
AF— 32 International 'p ds
_ .. "'°�'°�.G la�age
W Not. one FINE CUT,
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t S4 Tree fluid sr =s e -
Oui• new barber's 41"te ptinct -ual' :• '.SSHe was a -=
War
THE SPORTING THING —
POP—Double Talk . _ _ _ By J. MILLAR WATT
WWgU�E'S T}1G MAN Y 14EARD YOL>f :
- Wr►O DOESN'T WN►NT ICE FIRST TIME:
WORK ? NEAR
ik
0, f 1 1 l I l u...... bat
"Okay! You w•in the pot!"
�r THE SPORTING THING -MUTT AND JEFF- STATESMANLY SPEAKING N. C. STANDS FOR NO CHANCE By BUD' ' FLSHER
j OK,1 SAY, JFF , OLD BoY,11t YOII KNOW, MUTT NOW, ROW MUCH CAN N.C? - - N. C?: `. ' ELLO! 1- "ELLO, WINNIE, OLD BOYru
• �l To MORROW IS MUTTS ` IS YOUR BEST i PUT YO N THE tITTLE CHAP LONDON,ENGlM1Q! I SAY, I'D LIKE YOUTt]
WEDDING ANNIVERSARYAND PAL AND HES 1� FOR? N. C, MUST MEAN HE LET ME SPEAK ADVANCE M FEWPOUNBS _
I'M TAKi Up A LITTLE REALLY A • HAS NO CASH` To MY GOOD I WANTTO - - -
-"� COLLECTION C PI 1 1 IEND W1NSfiI1 HELP A
I HA S T FR
F HE T N.
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FR
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FORA N.� !� '.' NO CHURCHILL! WHAT - -
` GIFT! N.C. / CASH! SAY? -- =
t II N•C ?WHATDOYOUMEAN? .� o•s••r.
/ _ ' -' w�AT Is c? , (x, N.0
4 I ' N.G. -
•'Qh he's ine! You'd never.
know he'd been in the army'!" :
REG'LAR FELLERS -- Choosy Shopper . $y GENE BYRNES
YDU 1 MERE! HERE ! - WHILE�HE WENT ,
FREWIEG C AWATZ%. ALL IWi WELL,THAT -- SHOF'PIN FER.SUCOX,
ME. -YOU h1DIDPl. ARGUMENT SEEMS A{Ei! BACON; EGGS MEAT, - 3
DOUBLE- W ME! BUTTER.'N'STUFF -
CROSSTER,! tTS PIiD, MLY�� `�.� lT WASKI; HE KNEW THEY "
-� HE DNIDED UP MOM•' ) WERE CUT OF! ((H T
TH. ERRAND UST I HAPPA� `
CARRY
_ - -. 1 •' • '• YCKi GAVED US! • STUFF I DOUGFiT- ��/
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R e Iaiwar*
Pickerin
Nation e�aon at' O n a Pz+oliidiag for tie Deeds a a weir-
_ - June` 17-29 inclusive '. , z- • .f �. �,: >�e ;, our responsib-
(inclusive) yiicy. The gift of at least one piece 4
s*jsyemae as ye have done it unto arts at if►e leant d Oise, ye 1�ne �t cloihi� can be a Put of your - -
done it unto Me ". � I of h i n' eaotti�bat3oa to Wimi.� the Ideate" „7
% '"West can tb�e Individual do to help." - The )Motional Clothing
provides the opp�ty for every ;litises bo clanks a personal gift to •
"Wy person; the privilege of handing an old coat or pair of Colleedion.-
wfll. shoes to someone whose very life depends upon these• and lifts the hheart&ro s de people, whose bodies -- - J. S. B ALSID ON . PICKERING
•
M' S. CHAPMAN
dune -
Zudinedd sirecter,
wt6wewe •Institrzte . coh-A As , Business C'tizens
3f CAadi1nf Norbg Or Who gave an interesting description _ .. Of This Village GORDON F. OSBORNE
A. E. Ritcharason
Selffiet ai life at a T. B. sanitarium,' and Wf Hearts�y Support C. L, U. .�._
showed samples of the handcrafts
' REAL-, ESTA'T'E which the patients are taught to and ��,� Your Dlerluer IILANAGFFSt ' GENERAL ZSTkTZNC!
' 4REAL 198TATE
• ; i_im.. • make. Refreshments were served at Lion In This N+s�on -Wide
�. EIRE LIFE = COIdVL�'ICAhICiiit3
•, :- - the close of the meeting. � co -opera _ '
CHARLES BURROWS , , - An .old established egenay,
On Wednesday of last week Mrs t .,_ 1. C►Nepany 1Me!
A. Brady and Miss A. E. Ri Appeal ii Aid of War- Sufterers _t,_ •-
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BROUGHAM,. PHONE bR21 �r�� � Uteprisentsdwes '�' ' t+ sane. -
gave a .delightful tea at the home of ha Europe Ross D. Maare Phone Ple�erlag
FARMS A SPECIALTY Mrs Brady. In spite of the iselement - W. H. Curtis
weather, twenty ladies were present Look Over Your Wardrobes TOM Puckrin
Representing Bert Peyton The generous silver collection will • sad Closets -� One Garment ice• E• e7, O• �'. ''�' • � Z M) R
Real Estate, Osisws, .Ont• be used for materials for the fancy J. Mills, Aj= 11 d an lCi■is
work booth at the Spring Bazaar. From Every t'�g tW 622 Whitby, OnL
t>` 16th Year so
IN MEMORIAM BROCK We do building of aB ifads . - Ia�satsaos Jivlssr �
In lovi ng remembrance of a dear p� P��s 66J 'WM. M C "EACH T' I E Address �lr.■.
- -- husband. kind father and grand- fl1 (� t� O TT Q � ; �' �'� •'i:+... DRAL R _ $ _ -
- =- - father, Irvine F. Do,,tki -g, who pass- _ FUNERAL DBIEC 'OR - - - --
• roar�haasr oat Plelk s s
ai away. June 25, 19441: , • . s
We who loved you, sadly miss yon,- rdvute wee Ssevlde
WHIZ'�Y As it dawns the second year; J Q Boy es, Clarke 'Prentice -
In our lonely hours of thinking, J. R. .7 ! LI�SED AIICl30PTE�
�isattbtnliy Aft- oenditioaed Thoughts of you are always near. ' I Phone Pick. l 3 P. - tm .Counties of York mw On&
MUSMAY, FBI., SATURDAY --Sadly w-i+sed by his, Wife, L�>�e, Phm. - -Bo atio• to QW7. K= P�
sad Family. • • '
W .... - - -'�. , �� # -�.. aria 4 time irss
?%n Shows - 7 and 9 P. x Sparrow - ' LeGard -In loving mem- PHONE PICK. d6 jr. 8.. Prenues (toeasedy Austiss a►
adarday Mathes at Lao P. M. ory of Elek-nor, .*ur dear daughter and Pree�tlea)• �� sera ��
. and sister. who passed away on + • • • . W M. MAW � so" • spscwty, at ]ie a.+
igh t In Paradise June 30, 1943, in her 23rd year. 8e"ana'ble BAN&
i[rmary ovaadets as twilight shad - I . _ Hardware L'1�'iBFaD AUt'PIVNL+DI! s� PHONE AGIN. N W i. MILLlt�
'In Technicolor am tall; � V ALtI 1TOR . .
Neste deidron Turhaa Bey Back to . the days of happiness, A I V I N BUS 101 Sete. .. , . ; . , . ywbess � I arristor SWe for Notary !ills
Days beyond zscall. PL .. -
And a viai`an camp before us, -_ .1"lrehe - 614 Dondas St. lW06 Whif, OaL CXC !RICHARDSON
WNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY (This space donated to National �{ 621 t:o�tlnaotal IYa ��
So calm, so dear, so sweet,
JULY 1, 2 and 8 Of those lips that, now are silent ' wm i Collection w by Obese senor- _., _ ,_.. 171 1br+oaRe
Two Shows At 7 and 9 P. X And whose lids are close' in sleep. �' � � News. �-� C Y R I L E. M O R L E Y . „ ..
Holiday Matinee Monday - 2 P. M. ° —s g remembered by Ms, Dad, - - - ' : IN S U R A N C E 'AND Tour' Satisfaction my G , erai..
Rosali.rd Russell Lee Bowman
uali Meats - __ AREAL ESTATE ��• MCKEE
e wouldn t saty yes' Q . tY _ - -
- • PHONE 67 PICK. - PAINTER DECORATOR
Adele Jergens - Cbsr4es Winninger - Fish' inl5easoa 8oz !!i
T>l11URSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY Fruits & Ve etable8 iPtCKERING ONTARIO
.. dU`LY 4, 5 and 6 ' , � - - -J A. WlLLOUGHBr
= ; SILK'5 MARKET : T Read Off Farm Toronto Head Office -- Toronto J• I. (god) STEWART, B. 'A.
Doll Face _ . 1s Yonge St. AD0806 ,
Vivian Blaine and Dennis O'Keefe hone Pkkwtmg 24
-Largest -st and Oldest is ::Barrister, Solicitor,. Notary
Cbmsda i)stablished Forty
Perry Como Carmen Mira•-4a Years" RIVER BEND FARMS
�..,.� _ CONsjjLT OUO jkCTIV.j[ CIl v DEPT.
In The Matter of The DICKERING 1VIF.AT MARKET -- POPP TWAT WOUR IN THE <nY- f1reenwood Road
t• Cbauge M Naas@ Act, 2936
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tbot
FRANK R. SMITE - _ ._. _ • _ -.. . - _ _- .._ Phone Pick 18
A�i omeljewvich, of the Town- �Sii First - a7C.i- �4CiQ' Our:
!'ii[ji �ers & Atkinson f1' _.. .
ship of Pickering, in the County of fat s7 PSow Ate. WIWZ - 8t►MM 214 -F. J. Donevan '-
t?atsrlo will apvly beoore the Prod 1 -Vs MM MR W"'.� ?or. NILAZE TIM Taor
.� Judge in Chambers at the _ _ - _ -- - Licensed - =a _ --
= Comm Howe in the .Tope of Whitby,
: lro.s lliseleg >N . .
sn Tewsday, the 10th day of Sept-
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-AL1CttE>tnP.ers ' - Ontario tree
weber, 2946, at Tea O'clock in the �''"_"+• �-'` :.._� Zing Street, li'ast, Osdaaiws, �oL
ibreeeon, to have his name changed FOB BEST MARKET FOR YOUR FARM PRODUCE As Year's P." ..... .
.to Anb cd Ornelon. Sales essdoebsi asywherb. - -- -
AM NOTICE IS F IRTHER � _'LIVE LIEN S, CHICKENS -- �� � � �, Notice
Lj
Gr"M that included in the said - poiwters- -swd Propertg 11alma. -
_appKeation is s, appiw on .-ive ge prang LambB w Soles personally listed and dross Dsss. art
Ve of the maid -pp- = - 6d..rwed. Rios prepared mad >�■ � - Mace to error
''leant, sad Lida Omelianovich and - - Veal Calves
'10�'` malt ' "
., Sandra M" Omeljwwvidh, daugh- Prompt w ervice Wei �a
W" 1111111111111rds ,low
tiers of the said applicant, and 1Mio�bor . EGGS
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Ow djanm" and Jorsy Vw7
Reasonable Rates
oa+�eljanovich, sons of the said app- Due to Selling direct to the consumer, we can pay you MORE �,
leant to charge their names to FOR YOUR FARM PRODUCE. FWNZ no �U - - N. M. �ordoii
]Lary Omelon, Lida Omelon, Saxdra - -
Ilias Omelon, Victor Omelon and •
Jerry ome�o�p_,- reapectly° ' :.For- Further Particulars
I;iATBD at (W'hiotby, out, .this kith call or write E L U B E R � day o`i June, 194& COMR1
K. H. MacDiarenid, - DICKERING FARMS LIMITED ' - Ile Co. Co
�W'hitby, Ontario, Solicitor for Said - LIKITED , -
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Applica>yt. WHITBY, ONTARIO PHONE 336 Day or Night
- . Scarboro Junction
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CEMENT'. _ —__ -_ _ IT's SMART TO SAVE
!WORK SHOP AT _ _�F Names T - ..
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Interior Trim Moaaktinp .
{ . FOLIIVDATIOIQB • • T�Clar wont �IIe- dark �T
Soft and Hardwood Floos6eg ,
r STABLE Os : Hrict Insulated Siding Ceaarsrain Shingle OWIM
.1 —IG IM CEMENT .WONK :Choice Meats Fish - Clroceri B W`�°`�` Rock t th o o strgsL.
8 Asphalt :,sli.. soli sooty
s Nagaoka Praiuslr sy �•
' X : PHONE 3601 CLAREMONi _ � wool insulation Ca erat and Les
• ® Dedlvse 'it DmAwrton _ T ands Wednesday, w.E T� Nwat !hn _
_ y, y, F`�•y. 8adsrslay _ 17LA,RTIN- s1f:NOVS IN. p:.. Poxa rAM I • �, ' -
Greetlwood, Ont. Owba to the Iaroo margin of error and extra wort for our from an all ac<wunts.wwiill b. discontine� front truck All grades of B. C.,yCedar Shingles
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