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Home My WebLink AboutPN1946_07_05-•- - IE C VOL. LXY DICHRRING, ONT., FRIDAY, JULY b, 1946 �- No. 45 P ickerin - Towasbi -Assessmeat,)'Rate :for -1946 =T Remain About The Same As Last .'Year A ?ke g To dray 3 Unnited Cbareb S.' _ . r Pickering To tax rate will POPULAR ORCHESTRA LEADER ' -- s. and Congrega- HAY- FOR -THE a Flrlc Picket ring V� a zVowin about -the same as last year, tivn Members Enjoy Pkntc at ;<� :r - a.:; :.; • ' ;.f-•;; -vv ft the exception of Claremont and Greenwood Park . 50--75 acres of standing. bay can Pickeri -rg Police Villages which will be made available to any person w-ho Mr: and Mrs. A. Lawson attended 'be just sligh'.ly higher. County rate, i The mrnerous playground facilit- would be responsible for cutting and the JAM-sort- -Clark reunion at God- 7.95 mills; . 9., Relief and hose. taking off property. Apply "Supt's, erich on Monday. �P 3es at Greenwood Greemvood Park make it Dept. L'foiverai of Toronto, Ajax. Mrs, John Miller and Robert and Gen Tw¢ school rate, 3.97; , to put on a Picnic now. �' : •C*=ty, 2.; making a total of 2$162 } The United Churck eungreaatidn i . :`' =' Viz,. Division. Miss Malcolm and Miss B. Steven. II n'„ son, of Brougham; and Mr. and Mrs. membeers and S. S. pupils held their I . - L O. O. F. Confers Degree On Four • s • • annual at this. P y- �.' Howard Mackey and Bruce, Brook - ark on Wednesday. ` .,„ Mrs Rhote:t, Public Health Nurse i Games scud Playground equipment, y m �ndidatea li t, called on Mr. and Mrs. C. J.. Um been given a salary increase -- `" Ontario Lodge No. 324, Pickering, with the swimming Pool were all *` .° Stevenson on Sunday. Mr. Steven- a; . was the scene of 'the conferring of i _ son is enjoying much better ' heaYth. •$1980 to $2170, which includes ex= a Part in. by everyone. Some of I t,.. ... . : :; — t}� Thi.d �, 1'i;�a�ly Degree, on - �' the P�Q8 given were for the fold- �'. Bross. Leonard Pearson, Walter Pear- �• and Mrs. iitigh Robins of `Yalkjerville, are holidaying at the Donald Da-rd, Tw*p. Police Officer owing Oldest Lady present, Mrs. son, Frederick Warren and Stanley home of the former's father, Mr. T. Fallaise Sr; Oldest Gentleman, J. i� ' Pilkey, on July 2, The Degree Team Laa resigned owing to ill health. C. Bryant; Largest Family, Mr. and i was headed by Bro. Jack Dyre, bf P' Robins, here. A "JEEP" 'Mrs. Ray Found; Youngest Visi. :. Phoenix Lodge, Oshawa, who gave, M, George Law and Miss Hattie Mrs'. Ron White, a British war bridd a very impressive per[ormance, Law, Toronto, spent the week -end . A demonstration of the versatile I and young soar. with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Law. post -war demonstration Jeep was carried on � Hollinger " Petty - Mr. and Mrs. Ravin and family ;at Hernuta�ne'Farga on Saturday af- DOMINION DAY here. the holiday with relative*, spent h liday h 1 tive*, :teraoon last; Where do the Tittle _; A pretty wedding was solemnized- A , on beggars get-all their power -ewe saw I ' All we had to worry about was- in the ay, June 2 United Church he It cutting wood, cutting hay, pull - rain, and it came -right in -the mid_ Saturday, Jugs eldest when Blanche , Marie Petty, eldest da liter of Mr, .Ir4TIiE. drag• a two-gang plow up, hill, plcw -'I ale of tine opening parade, blut scone � ' Pickering Horticultural Society six or seven inches deep, A larger ;' show or other it helped a lot. It end Mrs. Wesley Petty, Cherryrvood, Remember the trip to ,the F. James' tractor was hooked on to it, trying I -compelled many to take their cars was waited in marriage to Murray Gardena for-the Horticulture Society; Reginald Hollinger, son of Mr. and Tuesday, July 9. !to ,draw it away ---the result was into the grounds to provide shelter Mrs, Walter Hollinger, Cherrywocd. _ aFrrooat the contrary. See the advt. •--that meant quite a few extra Rev. Join McLachlan officiated. L O. It E, Uxbridge Annual Street k wwhere in this isms on "demon- quarters. The weatherman gave us Fair, Friday, Jul 19. e C w o -Pick and hn.,e Hies and orange ! ° !sttation ". a "break" later i :� the Say, and ev- Ragnar Steen, leader of the Noel peonies g scything went off well. Dunbarto.1 Genosha Orchestra. which plays blossoms formed the floral aettin. - ROTARY OFFICERS INSTALLED "cleaned up" in the ball tournament. every Saturday night at Glen Avis The bride, given in ,marriage by her _ - . - - BIRTHS I Prizes and awards list is not comp. " ' B v_ . father, wore a floor - length dress' of - t 1046 President of Rotary Frans Mete at time of publishing+ -next White triple sheer and lace vrrtrt- +, and Mrs J. H. McClement (nee - -• -- Ji. Chapman handed over his symbol ,week. Reports at the moment sus- !N APPRECIATION three-quarter length veil and carr- Marion Thomson), Base Line, Pick- ,of' office+ his gavel to his successor + gent a big improvemt�rk over last red a bouquet of pink' a Johanna err g/ er,, a Mary tine arrival a their Another very successful Doan- roses and pink sweat peas and fern. tier W. C. Murkar, on uesday evening. ; ear, in the ffasncisl wri We'll dough ,. Mary .Elizabeth., at Tor- '>E'be new President is speaking to Y y` inion Day has been carried on, She wort a gold locket, the gift of onto East General Hospital, Ju.-W : l e members referred to the work i ,eke no comments on the evening _ again this year by the Rotary the groom. Her attendants were: 23, 1946. mane by Rotary r. is it's few program' Club, but too, with the assist- Miss -Edith Petty,' only sister of the � ' of opfrstion, and suggested sure of many willing voluntary bride, as maid of honor, wearing QL there was much to be done, adding ` THE CLOTHING COLLFICTION' helpers. To these public- spirited pink triple sheer with shoulder- Wne 'Chur ckes that the familiar friendships created helpers, the members of the length veil caught with pink rosettes. within the club,, the collective efforts Although the weight has not yet Club are anxious to express Caging a nosegay . of pink roses 0 � -t been announced, the huge pile of I their. sincere thanks. wnd pink sweet peas • Miss Doris Pickering United Church of a group could be capable of ace- + Without this. aid, the club. Rev. Robt. C. Copeland, B. A. , vmpliahing as much more than could clothing in the Big Store basement Hollinger, Cherrywood, sister of the _ byte done by individuals. He was rat- this week looked like "Plenty". The members would find fire carry - groom was bridesmaid, wearing blue Minister r rnembera of the Rotary Clnb wese ing on of the day's Program sheer with shoulder- length veil Sunday, July 7, 1946 Iafied and pleased With the genuine• i difficult. 10.00 a m.- Sunday School • " - - &wre found within all men to be of at work on the pile last right, sort- caught with blue rosettes. Carrying service, when given the opportunity ; ,drag and packaging for shipment to The Rotary Club a nosegay of pink roses a:rd' pink 11.00 a. m.=Moradng Worship Toronto. sweet peas. The best man was Cecil NO EVENING. SERVICE surd encouragement to do 'so. ;During July azi August W. A. Goudy w,aa installed sa ' The thanks of the committee is 5t. Paul's Church. Dubarton Hold Hollinger, of Cl errywood, brother of Secretary, with N. R. Shortreed a- exP��d to the many contributors. Aacial At Hance Of Mrs: G. Toytte I the groom. The ushers were: Mr. Dumbarton United Church "'gain, as' Treasurer. The itinU list of T•eineth Hollinger, of Merrywood, Rev. A. E. Holley, B. A., B. D. Scarboro Celebrates 150tb On Friday afternoon, June 28, a brother' of -the groom and Mr. Gary Minisw officers and camanittee chairmen will Anniversary July 'be ann�mnced following the meeting I n social �atheriag was held at the net Petty, Cherrywood, brother of Sunday, July 7, 1946 oa Tuesday next• '-:home of Mr's, Toyne, Rouge Hills, in (continued on page four) 9.45' a. in. - Church School District Governor George Ziegler r Scirboro Township wean host to the interests of St, Paul's Church. 11.00_a. m. - The Sacrament of the many thousands of people echo sat- Tea was served and a very pleasant i NEWS '$200 PER YEAR. Lord's Supper. Will pay his official visit to the hexed at Bemdale, over the week end . _local Club ntn Tuesday. hour was spent in social chat. A � �. Every member of the United Church to join in the tfirree day celebration similar gathering was also held re- For over 4b years, through of. Canada living in Dunbart.4m via Sstb- -0'Hal4oraa markirg' the 150th muilversary of cently at the home of Mrs. Morgan; i constantly changing, increasing inity is urged to" be present at this - [the arrim] -f the first settler in the Rouge Hills, and as a result of these _ i c�ts_leveIs. • tile. News - ha3 service. The - marriage took place on ltd- township, Davi:i Thomson: two functions, the funds of the 1 mainWried it's subscription Y• rate at $1.50 per year, Even Centennial United Cburck 'veday,' June 29, at St. F`r•aracis de a celebration opened on Satur chunrli benefita<ed material! On - -- Sales; Church, Piiel'ssing, Rev. & T. day with -a cavalcade of floats, which Faturdav afternoon last t.be choir of though- Bigbland Creek ugh- li.�ag rand perational Rev, A. E. Holley, B. A., B. D. . •:K^e officiaiting, of '!dine D�tby travelled through the township, and St Pam's Church held a "Straw- costs' have - risen- from - that Aga" Hott, daughter of Mr. and , endig up at Bendale, where the berry SocW" in tare church base- � time, we have kept to the oid 'Minister lgra, Ed, Hott, Cedar St: Ajax, to three day program took place. Sports ment. The strawberries proved to be Sunday, July 7, 1946 Mr, J(hrn O'Halloran, son of Mr. and gymnastic displays e��re the a very popular dish, and the result � However, the increased 'cost 1.30 p• m..-- Church .School f :and Mrs, William O'Halloran, Pick- order for Saturday. On Sunday, a was as encouraging attendance and of nrewsprint' in the pleat, few S'� p m• - Sacrament of ti`s I scrag• elrumhead service with a three hun- a substantial boost for the choir peeks now leaves tna without Lord's Supper. Following their wedding trip, the dyad voice choir paid tribute to the funds. Co:ngratutWona choir and W• Members of the United Church of 'lappy couple will reside in Toyaoto- (eoatiwnd on pag! eegh) A. this optional s will dry longer. - t � 'Canada adorns in 'Highland Cresol after ply. se. b, 46, leper yes _ . .... a service, t ,a a t News yr 2 19 ore $g 00 vicinity are urged to be Pre t be accepted tild! th arrears date lw Bring _ J t St. George's Cirnrc Pick :EDITORIAL COMMENT _ the former rate; A saving cos Rev, E. G. Robinson, Rector 'THE COMMUNITY CENTRE` The publishers of this paper are ready and anxious be made by attending to your Sunday, July 7, 1946 to `'get behind" and encc a arty movement that renewal before July 16th. 10.00 a. m,- Sunday School It is with some hesitancy that we wrke in this will prove of benefit try our citizen (even `when we We are sm;ong the last of 11.00 a m.- Morning 13i'a*e rnood,'but cirrurnstances and conditions as they.are thi-rk it will benefit a;d von do not). 'But in this the weeklies to Wise our rate. 700 p,'m, -- Everting Prayer `f in this locality in some respec.s demands such an ' project we would like to have a 11LXdORITY express - :Notice t0 CredltOri Preacher at, both services,. Rev. •FN- expression of view, their approval .and desire for such -- neither orr! of l G.• Robinson. This community and the district of 'the south part 'K hick have you done as yet (nlrere it sh ld be done) ANl 01'HERS - ' of Pickering Township for some weeks, has. been in •r-at these meetings called for that purpose. St. Paul's Church, Dumbarton, UnL midst -c> that_ _ivhiclr- bnrders_.a_cantroversy on t2ni_m-the_ -village itself .ire Qne._ - denying .the is The .Estate of Herbert Taber Rev. 4 G. Robinson,' ,Rector -the subject of "Community' Centre ". -` neEd for a hall - our own opinion is, that $60,000. Percy' - Farmer, - Deceased. -Sunday, July.-7,,194q- 3.00 A few weeks ago the commit-ee investigating, and "'. has frightened everyone. 11ie.conimittee has consid- ALL PERSONS bavin claimis a- f . e g the a Cappella Group z� carrying on the preliminaries, presented a most Bred such possibilities, and may have some solution aainst the Estate of- Herbert Taber si St. George's choir, Oshawa, will ,- sing the service at St. Paul ,s Church. e, *,,,mprehensive and extensive report of ,their find- to offer in that respect. Be . come opt to the troy, late of the Township of Picric- Thia group f si hags. The 'plan submitted calls for the raising of - 60 n-,eeting- property - owners, ten is and all, eying, in the. Count of Ontario P nBers is gaining g he thousand dollars, to provide a hall and that which We have felt from our own personal investigation y enviable reputation for rendering the Farmer, who died. on or about the Church Service in .a worshipful and goes with a recreation centre ;in a complete prog- {hat some much more modest and modified plan 12th .day of .April 1946, are hereby helpful manner. The guest speaker ram, might. receive 'some encouragement, but construction, . notified to send particulars of same will be Rev, D. M. Rose, B. S. Al Several public meetings have, been held in the town costs as they are, today make any modification aW to the undersigned on or before the 'Rector, St, George's, Oshawa, and a t ..hall here, az;d the ro4rmittee have been striving most impossible: In Pickering '-Village itself first day of August, 1946, after -(almost in vain)• to get a "representative" :number "WATER" appears to be the wanted- project just which date the Estate will be dis- cordial invitation is hereby externd- ed to you and your friends. Sit. of ratepayers - -at these meetings. On the evening an ' 'now =or" 13' ti118 just-.8-1 argument to discourage the tributed, with regard o:riq , to the Paul's congrggation is 'to be con- ' which the committee's report was presented, the go- Community Centre project. Would a similar comm- claims of which the' undersigned Paul'sated mn its splendid response ahead. signal was given in the form of a motion - - ittee working do ""water' receive- the same lack of shall then have notice, and the un- to the Anglican Advance Appeal Mr. Horace Brown snowing the, adoption of the- report . - :..encouragement, dersigned Will not be .liable to any objectiie, Good work, . 9t., 3n_.principl+e .cad_- authorizing the committee to pro- A public meeting is being called on Wednesday persona of whose claim they shall p'ain's. seed.. , .this was seconded by Mr. Robt, Ruddy. •'.evening July 10 ','.at 8.30 p. m. hi Pickering Town not then have notice, _ -The writer (Secretary of this Committee) follow- Hall. Theri Will be your opportunity and the place Presbyterian Church, Pkkerhe itt� s number of uneolici,ed interviews #n his office- • to make known your. - wishes. The committee members Dated at Toronto, this 27Eh day of June 1946 �• D. Marshall I WIL600 and on the street bedame, apprehensive enough to are serious about thin meeting, They have been Y warrant a few hours driving through the western spending hours, and meeting regularly on some -, Ingram gotiraW Percy, Myrtle Marie Mrs, P: N. 9pntt, Org:nirt end of this "area", visiting and questioning`, and has =' -thing that 'you' apparently' do :not ' want, We would Percy and Archie Way Percy, Ex. Church Service and Sunday School ; very definitely come to the conclusion that "We do suggest to the Committee that '=their plans for the - actors, by their Solicitors; Be aton, withdrawn: during month of •July.' not want a $60,000 Community Centre ". _ future be guided by the response at this meeting. Bell and Pvnd, 372 Bay St, Taronon, Sunday School picnic, Wednesday, _ July 10, i.,.. ..i - _ CLE HRONIS ' By Sunday School, C • � � Owendolias P. Clarke � : — Lesson of r.Mr. R FARM - Jean' Attitude Toward the -- –Amd_. -_aow- s sums cr -the would ever find in pushing that �"� Law' ht~m ffiowers is l.eard through- same mop aroune+ the floors. ' T O ■ IIentscon4>zty Al;, {-Y: _ _ out the land . the fragrance of , __1� -ow -what- else - is- tl.�,r to sec: --■ URN' new mown hay fills the air Oh yes, tl•ere are some weeds over _ Matthew 5: 17 -19; -. • rB� Mary Imlay Taylor �. Mark lfl: 17 -22.= bobolinks sing the shol,, day long, there that have got Partner wor- —_ --y and the early chickens are rapidly ried. No, I don't mean chicory or Golden Text.-Think not I am pitting on that _,extra- flesh- -ate): thistles -we hay a got past worry- " cctue to fAectroy the Law or the brings them every '.ay a, little ing about them. The two weeds 1 - Sy's SIJ "She's up tle mountainside with I Pr phets: I am not come to �e- nearer to their inevitable cud in refer to are. "stink- weed" and ''CHAPTER EVi Having; learned Sherwin." stroy, but to fulfil.- Matthew 5:17. of the old, cabin years ago. Jr.ne the' frying "pan. mustard. Mustard is oiie weal we.. uessea where• Mac had taken Jim drew a hard breath. He wa have never had' very .much' of on furious, but he :ontr• 1':•d himself The Basic Law. I am sitting by "our front door- " } • Kerwin and sought him there. "Is , this farm, and stiitic�veed �.ot At a ►1 it truer' she asked. H%-told' her sat down on the ed! of-his desk Every min's first dtty is to love t, so that the he was innocent of kiling his uncle. y hat . is,g behin protects until the last two' ) ears- • But we •V look her to his'. arms.. _ —..__. and look etl- attentitcely_at.- .Stenhart_ :._God, supreme! „ with .11 his affec- s�reet :nt me from any saw plenty , of it out i'Vcst -mo ;e Ci'_APTER XVI It occurred to -him that the man• tien, intellect and s,rength. "These flies and mosquitoes fhat• may be +. a fever from undue crds"' which `Moses. commanded hovering around -and from 'which to our 3 rrow -and u�i reason we might be are worried :.bout it now is because Jim Kei- . , ready for breakfast, exertion and not responsible. the children of Israel were God's partially : idc:en vantage point 4t,und no one about. He shouted words. God's- w -ord.- laid up in the there- is much to see ai :e hear. if much o. it- gets into Ontaro ' Will you kindly explain your- pasture fields and th• cows eat it, to Ah i.in heart will keep us' .roi+ : sin in our Just noN a plane, flying low,' then 'it will taint the milk. Out ' Ling. self ?' he 'said gravel;; "'you're - •J y g ___•___ - -- -- "Get me some coffee! 1-wonder specking of my sister." lives. _ zoomed its way - westward It gives - where in vschief •Jase is? he The next thin to du with God's oi.t 'a comfortable feeling -to know West we sold creaiu all the time "I'm telling you nothing but the g and more than, once we had a can ,added to himself, testily. Then his " word is to teach it to oljt s and it is on _ peaceful, mission and •nor -- --- truth, Stenhart replied stubbornly. of 'cream rejected because- of mind weat b. to yesterday ' and „ especially to those fu whom we on a ' pr.tctise flight ,for ultimate She and had' a quarrel this "stink -weed taint ". -So • of Course- h,- remembered her face; she had morning. She - left me to go out are harticulary responsible. our destruction. : said little Out he knew her well y • . • you can quite uudt rstand -why s on horseback. 1 • ,followed -1 had own children: the shoisld not only Partner - is disturbed at its soma- "Confou: d it." he brought &oberly, it in mind to overtake her, to try teach it but we snould teach it with A. cat -bird is .alli,ii4 from. the what sudden appearance here "she's of a_ -feucy for-that. fellow diligence, _earnestness and care. pcplar tree. A 'caud: unbeliev- to► g - -- to $�akr �t_�yp_.}ou_. +nd r tand ?" Ontario. _ My fault, .00; I'd no busit.es_ to he stoppea, biting his lips, and -In • most in.pottsnt -part-of--A -- - -ably yellow, flits from shrub to have a stranger about, a man with- child'& education is the education shrub: a little wren is very busy out credefltials." J made an ,impatiens gesture of received in the home. on the. I" n, and somewhere assert. Yon will FsJoy 'Stories As -- - • t "Go onl" he exclaimed. - The Rich Ruler around the comer a pair of ceder -He dranic his coffee hastily and waxwings are chipping cheerfully. The St. R%is Rote ! ate little. Fanny Sewel- had spoken Stenhart did not look at hian. The rich ruler' who came to i have been xatching the antics th. day before of going away, He stared at the bright rectangle Christ was eager to know the of those same waxwings for over sueulrl u of the ope:, door inu his fingers truth. He was humble and rever- week. You see I tut the head of - 14rer7 Room rr11a e■ra Stenhart, s , said, was well. Jim a 4hesves'eed 1'etepbous drummed c._, -the arms,of his chair. a for he kneeled before Christ. an old dust mop through the wash l+leatle, az,tis op - - -did not meal to let her go. bpi the • • i p g • was hesitating: he wanted Ler to Y was utterly sincere for he had and to hasten the dryi.tg I put it o'et+Ir 83.1111 I °p "She w a long way ahead, rid - kept the Law outwardly, He had on to of the chicken en roof in a Good s*ood, etloter and lfeee- - marry him out she w..nted to work p p_ tetl fflssrur. two more years. "Ridiculous ideal" Ing fast. 1. followed; she didn't lived an honest and upright life, the hot sun The waxwings thought lit+ert•.erwe •� 1:ertt.. Jim gowled; "I nee& you more know it. F- csentry she turned into and none could accuse him of pub• that was the real McCoy. The Tel. RA 4135 than these sick people "' She had a mountain trail and dismounted;, licly violating *any .of the TeL Com- tough fibre - strings o; the 'mop _ sot, yet appeared ++ad it angered I could see her thr -ugl. the trees. mandments. were just what Momma ordered t6 him to feel that perhaps she did I got down off my horse - and 'fol- This youth loved his wealth for line her nest, ant; so they come, _ -•' not want a tete -a -tete just now. He lowed: I thought to overtake her it brought him luxury, -and power. back time after time, wings fiutter- - rose from. the table, thrusting his on foot more' easily. The trail is But he wants to -be assured of eter- ing as 'f to give -them greater HO a Wa METBO - - h.nda into his pockets.. and walked 'difficult. It• ascends more sharplx. nM life. Christ puts him to a sev- strength as they tug vigorously AU Beautifully Furnls[Sed to .and fro in the hs: -He began I found it hard climbing and she ere test, saying, there is but one with the r :harp beak: to pall the -- "><o be more and ittor. puzzled by got far ahead. Half -vay up I heard thing to do, sacrifice all your long threads loose from the atop. W Rtennti� Water his sister's absence. voices and stood still -I wasn't as earthly possessions for the sake of From which you may gather the Rates: - —'- - -, intentional eavesdropper." He the r and lay up treasure in mop is still on 'the chicken pert $1550 np :� ..,. "She west on horseback-Iong poi while ado." Teresa told him. drew a hard .,reath. "I sad them Heaven. roof. That's right -it is. It had :., t,�.i '.:mot t .,V' -- : _ -_ _' o> red --its usefulness - - - -Jim though of the rustters. __ ' - - T pra P_1I1!� ,A M -FALLS "Where'. ML O" He shot the Jim stiffened. "Yot+ mean' that anyway, and am ce�taialy gem m - OPPOSITE "question at Jose, who had come in sty sister, :oing out alone, as she The young man was asked to more satisfaction from 'watching C.N.R. STATION- - - often does, chanced to meet thir leave the old life of rase. luxury the waxwings at work than 1 from the stables. with a message. this convict?" and power behind him and to take "Gone down to th corrals. Meer- Stenhart lifted a qn3 face, there up the cross, the +ymbol of suffer- - -!leer Keller." : "Did you see bliss Jane o ?° was no doubt now of the misery ing and sorrow, and follow Christ Y g , in the path of. self - sacrifice. -. "Si, senor" Jose relapsed into to his eyes. Shc loves him, Jiml ! s Jim struck his open hand on the The youth's cross would be vol -. Y A»s native tongue. desk. "That's an intolerable 't a untary poverty: but it was • foo "You . saddled' for her, I sup- h r even an.. old friend to [ay, heavy Eor him to lift. He could � & y�' •R pose. Hadn't you :ease enough to Mazt" not -Carr; it . bec;,ust he was Mae? Jorlan' somewhere i,. Max met his eyes steadily. "It's weighed &wn with his gold and _ about!" er Stenhar' go aftet her the truth, Jiml" "And then he riches. So he went away grieved. • - • _ added chekingly: I knowl" for he was hopeful that Christ . • - would answer his question. "what* - Jim stared. That Stenhart -was The ahem passion of that cry. • : :'- its defeat, its bitterness, carried shall .I io that I may inherit etcr- . atle to -ride at all surprised him, to, his own satisfaction. -but it was a relief to have him with conviction. For as .nstaat Jita nil life ?" , a Jane. Lately; Jim ha.: felt that the usually so even temper& , stared He "went away grieved" and we s s at him; then he swore- softly and feel that the heart of Christ was a :rl- was playing. fast and loose seized the ele hone - receiver. grieved also. s. with his fiend. She would never p i "•' "..x " sn:,rry Max. he thought. But this Stenhart anatche at his arm. '; : :•, :,: news was reassuring; if Jane ' N -hat ara you going to do? ISSUE 27 -19441 - daredevi. rider - xould slow bet • • • : Jim shook him sheriff after him; Iriknow &about - p must be gl..d of his company. Jim "Get - : ace to sort a half sick m• u, she where Cutler is- Hellos Yes ?" he '.. � �t _ �' -- - � .,;, � • • -- . • walked out on he. veranda and began began to talk into the. re- looked towards the bridge; she 6 g might be • oming ao ue by now. &&suet. Stenhart, who, felt real! ii �' x: -,The sunshine was wonderful, it Y III.. ' dazzled '.im for a ui ,meat; then he forded and poured a glass of water. ? , , saw Stenhart coming across the He bad dr.'ined it when Jim fin- bridge, urging his horse. He wail ishd telephoning -- _ 4 - alone! Jim ant half way down ".Cutler left Manning's two as hours ago, headed his way; he'll the 'slope to meet him. B Y: s , r h shouted .tins= be here _oon. I -Max, what are . }J' *' >' :;. ;,. "Hello. 1►fa> a a' you going to do ?" F:A ' }` :piously, "where's Jane ?" Y g g Stenhart was at the door; Jim made -no ' reply. ht J !vie *t >s :;t >. ,;y '• Stenhart ep Y yy ,.,; : : :; > :•» saw that he walked stiffly. :.,,• 'a :saw, ,k >,s >`N" wu himself down from .the � a', », ;`'`'c�i: :,, i? : >q :• :$ <k ?'!;;: �i > : : :.7i1R a n g t' r 1b:' :, s., ,; ;; i %: ; Y: \ R; ' >'. i'i w} ;i t : +t: :S,•i;; ; T dell& looking haggard. "Come ba .k l he exclaimed, �. •;.,x µ...,; " ill." isti:. . >; :4' E''•E >'.; : :4?izz < :.: szsr� ii,to the house. he said "you're ,.Come - •' .'�. :a`w :� : :. :;;,• ,,�:. :;: <�4�;; : : : :,.. :, :: t,y - • ,,}. : : :�?'4.; \;:�!.� is f�.•: :.-Bu t nh,.rt way climuir ,• into n about out t S e Q too man c sin • a he mounted �: x, y � ?•> '• ' -: •• the saddle a a � •,•:. ' •: �;' <�'`' "' � "' - -- - ,,•. , . ,, , ,::. ;;\� ;• ka strange he turned a white face to w r s "I'm 8 oin to m ee t J t m t he l forebo i n g• Wtt u a wor d he whitened he had Igo turned toward the s . sheriff; h e doesn't t his aith . „ . a ” `' nh i'r6s � :s • e. , _. :. . :• 4^tv • : :;;� :;. h .a.,.h Vin• \,4}; and once he had to steady time , , <�;. :,; >•',;:n..;,,.;< the man on his feet, he was so ex- , The thing gas ,done! Jim turned fi' >'s. ?.'>0` ";� hausted. They ente back, thinking grir.il- of Jane. If red the dim old hall air.: Stenhart flung himself she really cared - 'he wondered w�'' }' • into -a chair, gasping. Jim ..stood in what they would 'do with an es- front of him with a set ,face. taped convict in Rhode Island. • ► As his rage cooled he thougbt /r CERTAINLY r _ "For God'. sake, speak out of Jane; he must• get her' before TAKES 7HE.WORK Max!" he exclaimer. What's pp? f the. posse arrived: He heard Sten- A�VD WORRY OUT NI%hefe's my sister?' hart's horse' gallop across' the l ; - Stenhart, getting his breath, an- bridge: ) Of $RFAD SAX/N61 MadotnGlu>ada - -- swered with cold fury. (To, be continued) a a� ,�.� i N EW Faster Actin.9 OYAL �' 1,.y, i .. . ' . a b•ppe+ r� oranse 5w� tit °e Q�ck`y ,aa _.. ' :. ,�,�tS. - En d s Ov ern i ht B of h er*. Risk EW Fast Rising Royal is here! The And the rich, home -baked flavor of _ modern. baking discovery . that bread baked -with New Fast Rising' _ lets you do all your baking in a, few Royal will make your family brag about hours, by daylight! No "setting your baking more than ever. You get-4 bread ". the. night before -no baking :packets in each carton of New Past ' disappointments because dough spoited Rising Royal- 4 large loaves to a packet. . during the night when the kitchen tem- _ - perature changed. New Fast Rising Stays full - strength.• ready for imm,edi- _ is minute - use, for weeks on your pantry shet' ifteri ready for action 10 ate L � ..after it's dissolved in water! At your grocer's -now! - •' _ c _ • - - - - . TMS CURIOUS WORLD By Willi m Ferguson Diavcor� s ~ , l Wbenr „you think you're ovesw. y - -' V4I('E OF THE PRESS _ • 'worked, just think of the busy bee. < • ~"'?"• d; In order to make a honey crop, , fT TOOK bees from a good .colony must visit MEAN )3ritons Still Strong _ Come East, Young Man up to 520,006,000 flowers during. the 1 � I Asour season. Vr ¢00,000 -The Empire may be weakened, Remember the old harvest ex• -St. 'Thomas 'limes•Journal. YE.4.RS but not the British people. There cursions? "* TO LEARN THE are many who believe that the -Remember the trains that Pulled ” ILI 1 .•` - - 5f6ivtFtE r °s ..o. 6�.. .e::an. _31 be -niert - - -, Logical �I ••''+ enterprising and resourceful than E Ever tfiink of it this, way. The. T enter risi plains and the wheat fields and the ' _ _ SEEO►S. their fathers. Certainly the British big meals and big talk of ttie west? less food you waste, the less' food �. -- - are the best risks in the world to- you buy. The food you don't buy That was a ]on time ago, tncnd, �• � : aone.+saawncASCnvIec,nse. day -and the only strong cvmpe- g K is available for bulk shipment to •� T. .K a[0. Y. l PAT. a". -- " a long time ago. Now it's in re•: ` titors in the business of making the the hunger zone. democratic system work. verse. — Stratford Beacon- Herald, —New York rTimes. This year Ontario has a bumper crop. Our fields are rich with the .a good things of the earth. The` >'''' >:<fa`:?: `Reconversion Hint g' y - have even called for :35,000 addi•'' o _ A mild suggestion: Let's forget i n O O i 0 t o al men from the west to help all about "reconversion" and iust gather in the harvest. Come east. - - let's go back to work. young man, conic east. WHEN YOU RE£PORr sEmN& A - Vancouver Province. - O' PLANE FALL, AND YOU'RE WRONG, — Hamilton Spectator. •:•: >:' You-na STILL Rzmr, ".Apyj `�• MRS. JOSEPHINE JACKt a W Anawer to Prevlouw Puzzle •� f�Or,C/JGl�j .Co %ro+do. N L O JV A Y ?• '. 'i ;: irf '`!'s `' ''i. U. S. Nay Air Unit - �i10RFZONTAL '- VERTICAL. E A T ye t_ ROTENONE MORE PERSONS ' 1 Depicted is -1 Chief god of ERE E A _ N NOR SPRAY Memphis 'JOHN insigne Of p POT . -! ' A remarkable new contact insetticide HAVE DIED FROM AUTOMOBILE — 2 Aircraft o R E , LOGM tie spray with tremendous killing power Squadron 3 Camera stand P o g aphids, pP y ACCIDENTS IN THE U.S. SINCE f against a hid leis FRO - ACCIDENTS meal ` 1033 THAN WERE KILLED OR.' U. S L �' o O bugs, thnps and other insects attack - DIED OF WOUNDS IN ALL TMJ__ _- naval aviation 4 Crimson E N vegetables, garden flowers hot• 5 Overtime Y ►� tag get g WARS 7HE U•S. F1 PM-S L " _ 7 Its --- are 5 A C t v I o N house plants and certain types of - e always ready (ab.) fruit stock. An excellent replacement for action 6 Native of 21 Without end 46 Center _ - in many instances for nicotine Sul - t.R�� 13 Rounded Latvia 22 Unusual 47 Symbol for phate. In 1 oz., 5 oz., 16 oz. and i - Ay GLh t..:.' vrs,t �•*i ! ' 15 D Perish • 7 Equal 25 Has on silver T1de ws.,t Rs'm Dry 9 Nine (Roman) 28 Onager name 49 Prison room AT YOUR LOCAL DE A L E R - 16 Carry (coil.) 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'.: 42 Obtain t8 ao �I - ehiele -" 4a_u - - ---- -45 Rare _.. _.- - � .•• �- 50• Winglike part �•i! + _ J 53 Operatic solo 55 Type ng +r " �• • -• � ' _ � %l, _• molding 56 l'n bed 5 �> �g 146 4T REGAINS BALANCE,AM BEGINNING AGAIN 10 4STAR.CH GOES OUT Dr: Y` .r wvk !SETS' LwS`UNDER FEEL SURE OFHINSELF HK LEAS 'Al HE SLIPS -?7 Fini„ying CONTROL, BUT 19 SOMA- SVr LOOk5 AT FLOOR 4WETLY W FLOOR.FEt 1S tool F F MACDONALDS WHAT DISCONCERTED 811 WHICH Ii LLAW41MLY 6WC) -W 51TWM AGAW 59 Dangled 37 ! [+O A 1 'NDENCi' To T pL9 FAR AWAY J 61 King's home 04M RACKWAA" a - '62 Victims of sl bz leprosy THE SPORTING THING - POP - -The Ham ' .. _ • »�«�,�«..�fNTt�� I � t � - . - - • � .. By J. MILLAR WATT' UP i5LAPPING�'S_[VO u5E- - rt4A-r' 'MOSQUITO JVSTTHIws ITS AN- (&NGORE r lap i ,� yip \� j i � •. � l V (i �! Y . tarty a ta. aw a.o...a a. "All those in favor say 'Rh !" ' 'THE SPORTING THING T — HENCE THE EXPRESSION-"THE POOR FISH" - "UD FISHER WHATS 7NE MUTT, THE DOCTOR YEH, SHES GOTTA GO 70 I s • ~' o; K. WLOVE. Now I'M BRINGING THE i TROUBLE.DEAR? SAID IM VERY ILL! THE SEA,SHORETO GET JUST HOLD STILL! SEA BREEZES To Yoe, - Z L HE SAID•I NEEDED THE SEA BREEZES•AND I'M o ° ° WHO- I'M FANNING YOU = SMA�K� Io A CHANGE. WANTS _ BROKE. °I ' WITH HERRING! - a ° ME TO GO TO THE o °l' ARE YOU - . SEASHORE AND GET '+j TOUGH! ALL ° DOING. w t - THE SEA BREEZES! t HAVE LEFT o �'�� • - ►� (15 TWo SUCKS! .,rte ., .•4�s --_ .. Z_ "George! Roll over. You've ' been lying on your 'back for the last two months!" REG'LAR FELLERS —A New High in Reading By GENE BYRNES �'r /j� � M�� CN�t�R� II - ,, �`� 171 � t�l � ms's ok II(I I _ .� � � � i .. - == � • /�'J �' - � .. �' - .. _ �.-, -_, _, I I I I I PICT w • I- — i ` CTla,r I� , { ��:��._._ _�.�� , -- - s�� °_.: --�- 1 � i i "�• � - Ibr rr �( f{,gr<�Y• �i�lac,. �Il�r.� i�� JLJ •• �- ! UGH W LORENNj DOM% cef? NONSENSE --; `'�'��' c r. - I/ O,a •cN,S - -- .. '-', O� L _ .. . • .e"' " `S,oN.ti'rtECC:r�� ---- 3•- -_I �r, .n_i ��1 - _' a � �•�` - -. - -, - AIL. I NJ. ItI Ciassitied Advt's � Maple Leaf Fwe -� Di et -Us Demodstrate . .'; _ Spruzg Is Here !�! p LOST - a small Qurse containing IrOOK TO THAT GOOF NOW S S money, in Chapman's store, or i -I .Inauranee CO. outside. Finder please.' return ti. The New :Call Us For Free Estimates - Plore,we Gibson, care Chester Butt -- J Pickering. `Willys Jeep (40 Years 5..,, e.....) lWrita or tie PV.,, .:.•rLr. - ur w ltc Lair vil ., i_ (� _['` • . share;, 50 acres sta..ding Timothy _ AT YOUR OWN -FARM J., ��• vat ©�ne cheap Rates for Fsrtet - an�Fe�ts�- hay % ' it a..-pie cluver. Corner 5th B�di s Cone:, +ion and Greenw•oo3 Road g;ivate beanonstrations- arra:.ged and Co:ducted at Your Own Place' Phone 743' Windetorm Insurance on Building I C. F. arner, 77 Wellesley St, Tor Anytime Any day 7- Windmills, Slim eta, orto, Midway 3097. -Whitby' Ont. Requests for Dem, natrxlioas will be recei red at News Office Ca11_12W y' Antdnobile Inaurant� of All litiei9� FOR .:LL!•; - L,ak dining-room suite three -4�u nas si2nnrore Seel bed, RON GLIB SON Bow"manr' & R owe • .. with spr'..naS and mattress; combine- .. /�• lion c: tor. Last house ,before steel . . . i . ... , . , . . . . TRANSPV AT bridge on Elizabeth St, 'j'he Wotld's News Seen 'I"6roti�h _ -FOR SALE - 200 pullets, three a:-.d � one -half mos. old, hewhampahire TRANSPORT 3TANLEY THE CxRisT'iAly SCIENCE MoN�ToR _ _ Station White LeghQxn cross. Vg..tzke An Intrrnaiond Daily Nrwspsper • CARTAGE � '- Station Road, South, Pickers zg. ' i Tela�fai• -.0 .. - Ciobiard- --Fa�a from , . , ' 1- MOVING Bray Hatchery has chicks, dayolds- - liditoeitls Age Tiawly and L. ..; sad Its Daily - _pullets, non-sexed, cockerels, avail web To"Nhiw omit` the Assktf Memosiae Seedoll lu s" -- S k N D ''4 3 k V Ni (A 9 r' * � h e at re - She Moa"M ae Ideal N foe tlsa Hasa. able this month and nest, Contact aaRPaP� - • AGineoart >� _ .. us for, breeds and prices and get Th. a-ist;- Stunts Publishing Society hheles 1M Stourl v111e your o-ies in soon. Lockwood Mill Cis. Norway Scss*4 Bosom, b+laamchussm Toronto AD 8623 - Plot. *a R 111 ing, agent. - - $may MOO 2.00 Yearly, at $1.00 a Month. ( pheae 8tonfhille 34S FOR SALE -- 2 beds complete 'wac J 1O i Section' i 60 a Yale. _- - -, tnattressos and springs; one di.dng Msse �� If " IaasN 2S Canes. a ize Satu iday.y�tnee at 2 P. ]R. • zoom table and buffet; two kitcher Te rt i I r $ Bsors Open Eseh 1V4gkt /tl4 , y tables; two washstands; small woody FRIDAY - - gATi3Sl/A? -stove; 3- burner coal oil stove with + M1 ma COPY ON RBQUwr - oven. John O'Brien, an, Front Street. in O w Garden •& Gra JUN]!; 5 and 8 ' ..'Frenchan's Bay. _ Her .Kind of Man Any Quantity Audley Zachery Scott and ine Janis Pa :- DANFORTH BUS LINES LTI�. 1 Ib. ,1 ton - RADIO STARS ON PARA.I>r1cl 1 Dominion. Day as usual bro•traht us, ti some I dPd rain for the thirsty Dad Se s ' LOCK WOOD with Wally Bzvwa crop. Daily __._.:... _;. J. H. Madill of Harrow, with his • mve L yews - U rsal N _ _ - . - -- • = EFFECTIVE MAY 13, 1948 .. _ MILLING j. Lp.I IY G daughter Mrs Kirkwall, of asirawa, Dail ex. Sun, & Daily ex. Sat• Sun ,_ Phone Pick. �9 KOKDAY TU1l.SDAT k called up n meads here last week•, 8 Hal. Hol. 9ua A Hol, only Fitt, JUNE 8 and 9 _ - :HAnry -•7,•ua a teacher at Bagnts- - Tille some ,years ago. Clareraost 7.15 8.15 12.15 3.45 8.00 I here were rna:Ly visitors here on Brougham 7.27 8.27 12. 27 8.67 5.12 - -` ` - Harvey Girls - .the iiriay'' While many of our res- Green Risser 7.35 825 DR. P. L. LOOS, _ iderA made trips elsewhere. . Locust Hilt 7.38 8.38 '12. 38 -4.08 8.28 - YSTRRLXAgY 9URGEOff - -Judy Garland John. Hodiak Geor c Bamsey aa9 family from Malvern 8.06 9:06 1. 06 4.35 .8.50 _ _ -_ - - -i A•,omdon called on old feiands Sore iLettrri Leave A.d1- -�[:M. F.-M. :Y.b�. - - - - L • - - WED - THUSSD y } •Mast aee'.c. Toronto' 9.15 •10.00 .5-45 8.00 N1 DAY - ''9.46 , ' •. , Ge xrg^ I°erckria is recovering from Daylight 'Saving Tivio Parcel Expe+ase Groy ' 3"0, Oxford lll>� , Phone �� R 5 .JUNE 10 asd it -I bis brok•'r, - nishap at, a recen �r _ m a ishap .It ball game. tu: - laremont LOCker Doll Face ,A 4 _ ttendarice at the Dbarton- j 'L, Audley League garae last -week Ka= . large. GET THOSE N� TI- E.S NOW 1 System perry C no and Carmen l�r,�da ip �onr Western farriers have en- Select �hort subjects gaged with a few of our local far` St••adard Size. Locker $9.00 A Yea: FEYTO -N!1`E - TSURe. Y •rc f•,r two months. Tlieee are Dujdop 1 ii'es !' Fisk 'Tires Cutting Room and Chilling amity good siren and we hope they .have a Available -Free To Customers /� Est ��♦f�n 9►- ••easant stay with us. _ p SOME LOCKERS AVAILANX "I�• V CLEIiNDl�i�tIB -2 Abo,-t eighty friends, took Frank' - -Exide Batteries - TLrxRaAt•� 3 and :pry. Puck:h by surprise on _ -TAYLOR' LOY.ST - IMvte "boi"M : - n;ueir 2..h wedding anniversary .a 1d = _.' .. _ -- - PRONN CLAREWNT 19W ee 1!i i'1we Mart. JIM . yresen -,A, them with- an ad -tress air' Peerless Motor w1..r,a :N8 s csbi.-et of 25r Silver Dollars with - - • - a fair r 1,rinkling of fifty -cent puce • - FSrr�s Ele slot Markham. Out. av a 'ty kpn of the esteem thalt the r `• �p ` fteighbors had for them. A well- J[\►ON. WATSON, rtes. sill Phooes � OK. sew . ,rded address was read by Miss - We Solicit Your Bu9new RADIO � E R V I c E ilelen Fuckrin, niece of the groom 8 . A SelVlce Station - Fart's Elevator Ctarimoast, O■tarin ti kite I lt"� Mi•;s Judy daughter of George and Mrs. Puckrin carried it NNW !lANAar..l. Thames Rea. • Of110e sew 4 t silver. Rev. Mr. •C•rpe` _ • _S,�r -land was chainnaa and added to the P` � M s s We have tar of Glatsa and 1 «. L .occasion. Short can Car CA Fe ild 3 gratulatory addresses were made by CloM «. No. 1 Alfalfa i;eed Bad i - several -:!d ^?ighbors, while Keith and All Grant Sends •'MMpO""'°sM Webber entertained with song am 8 Pl Grower, Fart's Own N t e Pal i . 4 Oaw"teed Repair 8lrtM C . story. Frank, who said that he felt Waster Chick Starter 1s doing a mss li[ske or lsallai ; that there was something in the gsd J� biting, '-replied, expressing his aa:i ;' : N E a - Try Fart's 81 Pe. Dairy Ration ARTHUR � � E LD. r~' N bride's apps- ciation of- the good- . Western whole or Chopped Grain PHONE R St -will gesture. He Was glad to see sr many of his Presort and former Wei- Ardor your nut or stove tike :.ighbors present, and extended an, in p % - Bong6t slid Soli -- _bitatios to' all to make good use o _ Claremont, Oar• Used- Clothing' - sterilirrod. 4141110- his home. -'�� - sd and pressed into new. Carry a large stool , high was goiod (eonrit+aed from front page) _ -• - - overcoats and, pants, Also • sosd the bride. During the signing of the stock of new ler.Qrer wati sal -NOTICE r'lr�'7tiLtlr. �l r, Wllyi1oi, Garen, cous"-, '' - - _ IllIIdb- SDi- e2'a,- m(1-- $'en-t*en of the firann sang ,''i Lu�� You'' _ ; ::� Ott trttdta p your way every kW at very reasonable pr+em CA accompanied by .tits. G^o, Todd, a`. _ sad be eoniince� the organ. - - Asa "wads The reception was held o th COAL, . 'COKE. >d >tted Street W..k PAEOG as ' "lawn Rt the home of the bride's "alloying" Process' , . patrlts, with eight s j. 1HIS "allo in y -,•;e guest. '+ transforms a pure and ef5cient oil into as Wf�VI�, (iP�LNT, prevent. The bride's mother received z':4 - perfect a lubricant as modern science and oveari7g printed flowerfd silk with a shill can refine. Designed to resist oxidation _ SAND, GRAVEL, V E L, - " •.W A N T E D rorsaee of Wink roses. The groom'> s '. •breakiog down under extreme hest rnndi- AIId DEAD HORSES 7\ND CAT i'l,B mother � f black and' mauve jet Lions -B-A Peerless Motor Oil gives longer s i. life. cotta protection and maximum service. r irey.with, corsage, of pink roses. For "L It's the bat - "It's Alloyed"! BUILDERS SUPPLIEF For tree pick 1]p ph•o11e travelling, the bride chose a pri-�ted " 1 "This peerless lubricant, combined with the ; tijs0 iOQ-at eartage work PiCI�FrRING .. .. .. 77 R 5 1►ntia silk dress, beige cost and whitr :, ;., tztra service given by your friendly &A IYe have slag plACed in stock a fall PICKERIN6 ,. 98 R 21 Aceemori -s. The happy coup7e 7ef' ,, dealer, will ensure longer car lift PICKER M, .. ' .. , . , , .. 89 for points east, and on their return at lover cost. Lom. of MAPLE LEAF MILD ,BROOKLIti .. .. i Will reside at Cherrywood. - OOMP►ANY I'T.SDB CLAREMONT , , .. ' , , . , 9 ')� Y* . , •. . - ��4 .a � •_ .�. • . ,� W. MITCHELL AGIN�COLT &T ..... .. zone �• ,E �� .; >.:`,:. • we pay the , phone charges i �pOVLS; �1 Piokering, Ont. :GORDON YOUNG LTD �i �� t0 �.� T "�, Pbmw - Yards 44: Ras. UW Toronto Pl>one Ad. iBtlA Permanent Nagging Pala C� ZEE d _ flQ j►OR. �, _ thist �'aT8 the„Temper sad , It Our-, Last Opportunity r Nerves. It tinny bo Your $yea -- a Y • • ' • _ c. H. TucK, OPT. D • '� � - • �� CED•ARGROVE GARDEN PARTY t. Disney Block, Opp F. O. .03H.'IWA. ONT. . esa _ '.�' Oil Phone 1618 . , I i COMPANY-LIMITED Saturday, Night, July ..6th .�� 4 LAREMONT party given to the Public School i a Cb Yw a special service next Principal, Mina Ruby Si,nctair, oa the Cb/lywood United Church Wert 'Monster her retirement after four year's ter , Sunday morning at 11.00 . o'clock, -- - Miss Annie Forgie has been taiti vice. She was presented with - a when the Honor Roll will be unveil 5ujnm�' D$nt;�!� ' s -a ndin A b3autiful tri -lamp from the com- ed: clan tha i)edir•r; ,. a . up the past two weeks with a pots- g• ' ourdial invitation to' ill mu.nit - the-organ - interested .members is hereby ex- Y which was purchased recently. Bv_ �. • July able fractured loot. Mrs, E. Anthony and Jean planned a one who bas served in the Forces �/ Masters Bruce Kennedy, Blair and ten+ Tea will be served, Time— rY 2.30 ,m, a the Towma a delightful eva;uag ut their berme to duri. Worn W Glen Evas� are enjoying a week at P• � Fnip Hall on 'ng d War Two, is Present Orval Wilson and his bride to be present. I a boys' camp at Lake Simcoe. JWY 9th. Brougham with a ' wonderful miscellaneous Mrs. Wesley Petty had a roc ti The Dn>+tnearn JReu^niorn was held in' ! shower. Many beautiful gifts were in honor o! her daughter, 1Kntn. _ ii on Miss M le Malcolm of Toronto received and lunch served. Both Mr. Murra Hollinger, -: own Hall Dfarlaiam on July lat and a sum- YTt ber from hepxtJ' and Brougham attend- was a weekend guest at the How. and Mrs. Wilson replied. The young ter noon and evening. Thursday af- __ed. Malcolm home. _ folk. of . the village gave the Mr. and Mrs. George. Todd J°�ny 's Orebeatra . Mr. and Kira, Don Hedges are k�• Archie Malcolm was a recent rye road tan —• -" visitor at the home of her son,. Grant Young couple a good old- fashioned on Sunday evening with Mr, and COME ONE ! COME ALL t spending a few days with friends at charivari on Friday last, Mrs. Fred Iresom •Srnith'a Fa11s, and family, of Galt. �... ' - Mr. and Mrs, Lea. Smith and son. - Mr. and Mrs. Len -Lye spent the �• E. Carswell and wee Linda ors. Burk and Clarence - Udell Roue Hula visited with Mrs. Udiell of VYhitevale Georg , of Prospect, spezit Sunday ixeek end •with Cobourg friends. and Miss Hazel Hamilton have been 8 ` vi Sv>zaa y with Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson on Mr. aad Mrs: Fred Evans and wi:h the Walter Hamilton's during Sunday., . - Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beare attended the past week, George Dight " Miss Mary Anna Morrish is vas- Sunday. V_ -the bowling toumameat in Oshawa Miss Helen Barclay spent, Thurs: This comnnunity was shocked oa- itinng is Toronto, I day the 27th Tuesday to learn of the Mr, and Mrs, Murra Holl' Hlgh�Bnd Creek .on Monday. This, was the first year ; Y , with her' mother. Y Passing of y Unger in winch they failed to take one of strawberries were very acace here' Mr George Dight• George was aff- have returned after their wedding the prizes there. this year, due to heat and dry tins- ectionately known to his many focal. triP, and are getting settled in their Work has been canning along fine Mr. and 'Mrs. Leslie Lye are ther. friends and 'La Scarboro as a market home• on the tennis court and it is now - spending a week's holidays with Stratford relatives' Were with gardener and a -good neighbor. Born. Alex. and Mrs. Murray visited minus moat of the weeds and grass. 'Toronto friends. Miss Bate for the weekend, is Kingston, Somerset, Eng., July Mr. and Mrs. Murray over the past A few more nights with the 'roller The Claremont ball team' lost out The Brougham pup its atteadi_•ng 13 1885, George's childhood- am- week end• and a little water to pack it, sad to Dumbarton iz the tournament at Whi`by High School made a good bition was to be a soldier. At the tennis will be tine '-game again, Pickering on Monday. Dunbarto:i showing in• their promotion exams, age of 15 he joined the 1st Battlio:n _ _ - On Thursday night Lois Graham rZI. won the aeries. Congratulations.. of the Somerset Light Infantry and Mount, Zion entertained at a shower for Marion Gordon Overlaza and family, of School is closed and Miss Wilk- spent aver 23 years in the service. Taylor, who is to be married at the , • Kingston, spent the holiday with C. nnson has gone honk, but will rea- His first great thrill as . a aolduer The Sunday School picnic was held Centennial Church on July 6th. 'A. and Mrs. Overland, ume her duties here in the fall. Was to be chosen as a member of on Saturday at Lynbrook Park. Marion received -nary nice gifts as - - Mrs. Robertson, Ottawa was the Mr. George Drynan is tecupera- 'the bugle band that played at the The public school closed this week, well as the -well wishes of her manly, lnolida tin from a rni�or o coronation of Kin Geor a VII. Hz Miss A. James returned to her hone friends gathered there. Y guest of Mrs. Cower and her g peration in tiie g g mother• hospital and with his wife and- little $a* action in the latter parts of the for the ' summer. Miss E. Sadler, of Saturday many of our young Locals home were: Ray Hilt, Roy daughter, is with Mrs, Brow►. Boer War' in South Africa. After Greenwood, has been engaged people journeyed down to Guelph McLeod, Doris Dolphin, Eric Wall- Mr. a td 'Mrs, W. J. Brown span{ which he was transferred to the teacher for the next berm, for the Second Annual picnic of the t' ace, Harold Coates and - Gordon the weekend at the old home. British Colonial Army and calved Qui-e a number from here attend- Mario Junior Farrtens, On the two terms in India, one in, 'Egypt, ed the services at Salem Church. on grounds we noticed Gloria Ormerod Born, on Monday, July 1, 1946, to Chareh 'News - ' and one in Palestine. He served Sunday. Rev. Copela¢d, of Pickering and Lnllna-I Rats' an i friends. Millie Mr. and Mrs. Harold Redshaw, a The Women's Missionary Auxil- through the entire World War I., The sympathy of the commtiaity and George Hull and baby Francis any t isry •met at the home of Mrs. C. A. Was wounded at the Somme in 1916 is extended to the family of -the late also motored out- to the picnic and A tare number were, out for the Barcl:,y "=' Tl1U1.day-- aftPr1oon June and gassed at Vermillea in 1918, He Mr, Errol -Carson, in their recent spent the evening with our' ------ two of ` United Church anniversary here on 27, with an attendance of 16. Prea. has the 'honorable distinction of bereavement former young people Olive and Ed. _ @u•iday, when Rev. A. E. Holley, of i�at Mrs- Geor Opening Devotions being a member ofQth` Guard of _Mr, i{en Graham, Ingersoll, spent Israel. telma were spending g the week whir Dumbarton United Church officiated rose t the g Honor at the weddin of the Duke the holiday with Ralph and Percy at both services. The Dumbarton a•nd Business Session• Mrs. H. Plax- = ea,d Duc!ness of York, our present Jt ne3_ the Israel s. choir supplied the music at the ev- ton presiding at -the piano. Mrs. F. King and Queen. George often jok- The pea - vipers on the Wilkin farm Regular service was a'ithdrawii on p i tg service.. Cassie, acting as Secretary in the ingly told of having stepped forward got into lull swing far the year this Sunday afternoon 'in favour of the f -- I�,_kwtaed. _L a, _n,k1ng_&t absence of Mrs. Ritchie, Presented. to catch the Queen of Spain when week 150th anniversary celebratirms at r ttage at Lake of Bays this several communications -- -rdceiwti •-r Scarboro. Some of our choir mem. aver -is- -- 'R eek from shut -in and ill members who cession After his- retirement from • s bers were joining the m•l%s choir .. ' -� pending the summer months with, Mr. asd Mrs. Thyrpson, of Tweed, had —been remeered by the lr%wer .the._.Arimy. . he _came to Canada with Mrs. E. Carson which sang at the special. services. - . spent the we-k end with Mt. and Comma tee. Mrs. Lemnos, c �lvener his wile. stns. Beale DigFii "an -d �i3- b�iss Eueers fa,�.,n 4< 1-: :..� l. it her Su.iday evening the Y. P. U. held Mrs, Frank Loy st. Mr. and Mrs. for -Missionary Supplies gave a re- younger brr,2her. Stanley and sett- position at the Oshawa. Hospital on an informal meel;,tx _;A -sob peel_ Loyst and Mr. and Mrs. Thompson .Port of the contribution sent easy led at the corner of the First Con Su-ida5- per in charge. :Margaret Gooderham left on Wednesday for a few days this year. Pr "gram Convener, Mrs. cession and the Altosa Road in Sorry to report D+Irs. Ray R ntkin - led the sing song of familiar hymns at Port - Huron. _ Malcolm being absent. Mrs. Duncan Pickering Township where they have Win the Oshawa Hospital. VI's hope 829 President George gave a talk Douglas Dickinsoi spelt the hot - and members of the Group took lived for the past twenty years. Be- for an early recovery. on The Singing- Church ". Next 1day with ,friends in Oshawa, over the program as outlHed in the sides his widow and brother here 'in Mr, and Mrs. Ray Jackson $•nd week the regular meptirkw will be :� number from here attended the Monthly, .Rnit Call .had a good meet- Ca-is", he leaves one sister, Mn family, Brooklin, Mr. and Jars. Nor- v1th�vvn in favot� of the Cedar / Air Meet at the Oshawa Flying ponce. At the close of this session Curtis, and three brothers, Victor, val McAvoy,'of Wick, spent Sunday Grove Outdoor Service. Club on. Monday. all repaired to the dine -t; room ant•+ Fred and Leslie L in England. The with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Disney and Wednesday night, July' 3rd, the Mr. and Mrs.. Thos, Stanbury were served with an abundance sincere sympathy of the coanmu•►ity faimily. Quest Club, will meet for its seco d ape it the holidays with friends in fresh draw- berries and cream v : is extended to Mrs. Dight and Stan - Rev. R. W. McVey, Toronto, will Ong' This is to be in the loirn Toronto: bread and butter. ley in the toss of a revered husband be -the special speaker on Sunday, of a picnic 'when the girls `will be A good number of Claremont - A amall congregation was prewn• 'ind brother, a good citizen and a The following Sunday, Rev. Luffman the guests: of Marie Burns, Picio- people were at Pickering on Monday for - Communion Service on Su:nda� ,rand soldier. _ {s expected to begin his duties WN 'rig' Any girls and . all girls am 'for the Celebration• last, when Rev, Mr. F Pmiedy stress -s' - a the minister on the Greenwood Cir invited to join this Club. - Tit•_• W. M. S. of the United Church ed the exV— 'inasmuch as yo have Cherrywaod ; .gait. *ill holds Picnic on the lawn of done it unto one of the Least of Mr. R. Wilson, Mrs. A. `Rogers of ` Dunbarton the churgh 'on Tuesday, July 11, at these My brethren, ye have done i* Mr- J. Crowther and Mr. Newton Brooklin. Wilfred Wilson, Hamiltor„ �-► 2.30 P. van• The Mission Band and unto Me". Next Su:nday's service will McLaughlin were in Port Hope on visited friends and relatives in . Mt. - Mise Fenton and Mr. Arthur Annie � Baby Band will have charge of the be at 8.00 p. -n. isetead of the af- Sunday.. - Zion on SwIday. of Ottawa, were visiting the latteei 'program. Mesdames Lehman, Man- ternoon, but Sunday School at the Miss Elizabeth Armstrong has Glad -to report Mrs. Lorne Jones patents over the holiday. Son, Badgerow and Reynolds will usual hour- returned home after holidaying e is alke to be out ina•w charge of the games. ------ �.—,�_ y11L? again after her Mr. and Mrs. Kemp -and family. •� oast week at Yarker. recent injury to her leg. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Burgess spent Mrs, Orrin Morris of Buffalo, is Green River The woman's Association will Mr. Frank Disney attended the tine week Pend at their cottage new attending a few days at the home of neat on Wednesday afternoon. July xronaus-il ,,,. Monday, — Fe on Falls.. 3Ir. and Mrs. James Co }tea. t0, at the home of Mrs. Fred Ireson. Mr. and Mrs. C. Davies are spend- Mr. Cropley visited his brother at Two of our citizens had ,mishaps Mrs. J. Cruickshank sand June and Subject for 'Roll Calt — '•Prayer". irtg a vacation in Northern Ontario. Richmond Hill on the lotig weekend. with their cars while travelling. on Joyce spent the holiday with her Mrs Miller will be the guest, xpesk- Mr, Earl Disney attended the Jr. Mr. and Mrs, Ed, Bew s.•nd son the week end. Mr. Jos. Farr lead the brotFier M. Draper. er. There will be a sate of towels h•• Farmers' picnic at Guelph last Sat- Terry • of Toronto visited the E. J. Amon those who attended the ' ' si.ie of frig car pushed -in when a B• Group One. _ ! �TW un••day. _ � Amain' on the holiday, - car backed 'out of a driveway and Barefoot - 3aknston u-edding in To' car on Saturday last, were Mr. and snit •his car,. up in the Minden area. - blr. Fred Ward had a car stop cud- -- Mrs. R. E. Draper, Miss Margo Wit - enly in front of him over near Man. som Mr. and Mrs. J. E,' Wilson and chester, and had the front of his' Blake and jKrs- 1. -hman of Gord car damaged. wood: The Ladies' Aid at :Mrs. Gene L'niinn Services for Rum Ter 'Vacation Foryth's was• a success. Mrs. The Lrnit ?d Church services will Turnbull, of Torostn gave a eery in. ` start next Sunday in the United terestinsr ,talk on totitia-S. A., shQ lurch, with Rev, Wenham i-n, haviin7 lived there for twenty years. `r charge. The evening service has Mr• a n,i ' Mrs, troy Carter been withdrawn. got sottlad in their new home on the townnline, _ 'Decoration Day Service at Cenb6tery Open Air Spn-ice' in ti.e . Park on - Claremont Union Cemetery will � Joiy 7., at ^ 3o p., m. You are invit- - hold their Annual Decoration Day I to attend. 9 Da ' 4t, TO .'Save , MO er `Service on, Sunday sett at 2.30 p. •.. n, m: Rev. I E. Kea o - oni, Y Y y Kennedy wall officiate, Whitevaie a In case of rain.. the service• will be j held in the United Church. . . '•wit" I'. (received too late -for last week) Public Library Closing j. Mme• H. Lindsay and Mrs. E. renewal�� ilbscrip ton The public library here will be !Teeple were hostesses for the reg- n ular monthly meeting of the Wom. . --- closed for two weeks, comme-nci� � en's Institute. Mrs, E. Gneden, 1st - . • ' - • n* Tiny 6th,- opening, again on July V_PresideM, presided. ,Bolt Cali._ J 20th. ` &answered by •a Current Event., Mm.' After July 15, the Pickering Newws will be '$2.Q0 a year BROUGHAM i ,Randall and Mrs. Teeple both gave interesting papers on "Canadisi' y d industries ", Mrs. J. 'Buckles read AVrnrth Pickering Red Cross the prize- winning essays 'written by = ib iiLs comed •members of the. five 1 PreRe at nun public school, ors th�, � �� e � � t . O unitQ comprising North Pickeri fg �'Aresentation of the Union Jack r Toss -- i -Renew �12ed.._C _Aitona,- �oughamr Mt, ; May 2 th, given b4r the ti'..Ir \izn- - - - -- -- - Ilion, Claremont, Green. River, are Hamlin and Barbara - Buckles cap ,,- - -- remi;nd'ed of the Women's Institute used First tizosa ShirlP p y Anthem• meetimr at Brougham, on July 90, and Clare Johnsen, Seconds, Rev. when. President ' Red Cross, MrA, J. McLacltian aced RQ judge. You get 'better News and Advert•sing Coverage D oir B- Harvey, hopes to see a Izood Mr. and Mrs. Randall had ii grand representation from the units pres. reunion for their n;on Leslie recent - . • ' e n>s, so that plans for the future i iy returned from overseas where he than, in any other Weekly Paper in thus area may bie made. Please bring short l'ba -g been for alanost four and one- - < s. rsponts o: the past year's work, � half years. m iateriale on hand and 15rwncial . Mr. and Mrs. N. R', Robinson were - host aad hostesses to 1 farewell ''O GET "ATOMIC BOMBARDMENT" J He also predicted relief from the Highlights shortage of bread within thirty of the Netws days and an ample supply of most ' ` ' • ' ��' • "'"' foods, except sugar, for the rest ' of the year. Lake bhips Sail Again The Union estimated that 9,000 114 1 •AlK1Yf..JJ 1 V iC RSELIr ` The - big freighters of Canada's W(Irkers'were affected in 111 plants. if you are Interested In a business, r J P . These are the Gutta Percha and investigate TO -DAY the tremend- inland s as moved through the in- ous poss7blllt1e3 of the TELO -v1EW- • • ter -lake canals and took up their Seiberling plants, at Toronto, the Portable theatre und.the new copy- righted # job of handling vital cargoes' 04 Goodyear Tire and Rubber at sur- MOVIE DANCE textures. Provincial and district franchisee gain, coal .,ud ore as Capt. E. S. bu ban l�ew Toronto; Goodyea,+at are now available. F r complete - • i Q B: nd, Fedet !!y - appointed con- Bowmarville, Firestoi,e at Hamil- details Write, Wf>� Telephone a d i -- tr.Iler of lake shipping, MTJSEMEAT RESEARC?d C . O Aping, took corn- ton, Barrington at- Oakville and CANADA, CHATHAM, ONTARIO. p)and of the lake flectb. tl,ree Dominion Rubber Company factories and the Kaufman and " • New French Government Goodrich plants at Kitchener. _ - -- Provisional Presidtr.t Bidault Two -3ther Toronto plants were formed .a new Governmett for not affected by the strike call, otter had promised to agreement having been reached France he ` - with the union a. the Toronto + increase wage -earne b incomes' ' substantially and the Communists Dunlop factory ar.d negotiations continuing at the Viceroy Toronto agreed to triter his Cabinet. plant. �• &amemtrance Sunda Y � : , 5 • `. U.S. Meat S.ror e tag � I Prime Mini..,ter Attlee• announced Fresh meat, hard .., get in rt•ar- i , �Commors that Zritatn would time with rationing in effect, has 1� .. Rolls an'A 1 have one obbe�vanca — known, as virtually vanished from most of the ' ? , "Remembrm.ce Sunday" —for the United : tates' peacetime dinner I de ad o f both wars, thus terminat• t ables. ing the celebration 3f Armistice Slaught: ring nperatiot. :. of most~ of the big packing plants ire at It wa, decided that the Sunday an historic k>�t level. There is only q. b.-fnre. November 11, unless the a trickle )f•sui,p'ien turned out as , 5y 11th or 12th of ti'oven,ber were a pens -emai❑ eritpty Sunday, should be known as Re- \fang plants have closed. Butch mernbrance Sunday, er shops -in many — cities rema u_ ., — closed ,tiv6 or three d.ys it week. Cb Rubber Workers On Strike The scanty fresh meat . supplies 60 The case of -10-year-old Aronette Rubin is a historical one in- medical .,n almost immediate tire short- butchers can get are sold out in al r°aiy annals, as she is one of the first to receive the new atomic energy ° age was said to be confronting On- hurry. ao treatments for leukemia, wasting blood . disease. Above, Actress tario as the United Rubber Work- Chebtu Bowles, Director of tti " Betty Grable cheers her up in the Los Angeles hospital to which cis of 'Canada (CIO) called out Economic Stabilization, said there 4Ye�°o the child was flown for her "atomic bombardment" workers on strikr- itf'Ontario plants would be an increase in meat for for higher H ages. five or 'six months titer July { Bread Rationing in U.K.? — _ • _',:_- : -- 'BARBED WIRE PROTECTS BUILDINGS IN PALESTINE - -Britain's bread rationing scheme will go into- effect on July 21 if, within the next month, the British cabinet decides it is really necess- �, There will be three scales vt :.� �R bread rationing, Sedentary work' -' -► 4 ers will get 10 ounces daily; chi'- _ . Ji", -artel expectant motl+ers will - -- — T =- - - -�-= - -- -- ; be entitled to 12 ounces and heavy '.. -- - - workers •will get 16 ounces. - ... - - -- 1Adore FL:, In U.S,- 1Sour. .. .. 'There' p,,,bably will be more flood for American, in' the next saelve months, brit rot in melt. : 1poultry, eggs, .Cutter, lats, oils .•t `' �' wheat products. Butter, where it ceul'l be bought, cos 11 tents - ", pound, a occ last wetk and' it tvaa t'•','.;.,, predic erl , ight reac': 94 eenie a. i nnext wii-Ari . i t4, t IN HOT SPOT mar" : ..; .... > �� ..... rocs" • • British tanks and soldiers are on the- alert today in troubled Jerusalem against further violence blamed upon illegal Jewish organizations.., , . Barbed .wire barricades have been thrown around all public buildings and military precautions have been stepped up. These tanks are shown passing the saluting base.during the King's recent birthday parade in. Palestine. ,,�j TROOPS ENDEAVOR TO QUELL VIOLENCE - . r ' • - S•L. . ., Y�a'w�.A.: :.'rRi .. :..fir- • y .. .-. I � ' . '.r.'.`yb' i . Lt. -Gen. Sir Evelyn Barker, above, British edinmanderiIin -chief for :. ■ Palestine. is reported to have been s .•»., `, r the .main target of Jewish extrem- ists who kidnaped six other Brit- ish - officers in 'Jerusalem. Before taking over in Palestine, he corn - --- mftnded -the- British occupation force's 8th Corps -in Germany. - ;� »•z lc OPEN CHAMP ' • „ �' it � c ° r,t ". � - � ' ��: a. � ?',�'x' �"� •e'er �, �..,\ n iAL - It took Lloyd Mangrum 36 holes of r -- i the most competitive .golf playoff 10 of the year to beat Byron Nelsonz "` . _ r f -and Vic Ghezzi for the 1916 U.S. On guard at the barbed wire protected entrance to the public information offices building 'is a sentry watching' members of a Jewish youth OGDEN S Open Golf Chpmpionship in Cleve• outing club pa�s'his pat Further military precautions are reported as the death toll rose and three unexploded bombs were found in the - land. Put the cup proves he did it. «^rh rg Holy Land. The outbreaks are blamed on illegal Jewish organizations. .f CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING r Plan Parking Lob - On River Thames Spots of Sports y -. - alA•RT'CSICKf aeons nail, -E - tHci�l• -W -A i•;Ii - By Frank Mann Harris IIUCCESS WITH CHICKS STARTS " with g birds of known line gg. ATTENTION FARMERS EXPERIENCED FARMHA14D. SIX- Airport Presents Plans to (�bti CCICjt - T breeding. Top Notch chicks have a long For 'ale: Regular Tractor Tires, gle, for well equipped dairy tarn Harold LOndt>fa Coln COUnC1�1 County ' record of profitable production lug treads, suitable for bolting. on Bingham, R. R. t, George- The mu -&.ing after the recent for folks whu come back to us ` ✓ with 'repeat" orders again and steel wheels, front wheels - $5.00 each, rear wheels - $10.00 each, town, Ontario. In the near future, motorists Conn -Louis sped Contest, •Billy again. That is how we keep In F. U. B. Toronto. When ordering, MEDICAL wishing to park their autos in ten- Cutan came out with the statement bualness. All our breeders are Gov- _ - - ornment-- Approved--ant: bloodtested: state height and width or wheel. Natlonal -- -Rubber -£�, iVJ., li- Vttttt= A'ft`RE'y HL'>rr'-=-- Ot7ltliw8 1RL =- teal Lond. •• will drive them down that he was ne er going to fight - Prices greaVy reduced for July. shire, 'Ave., Toronto, Ont, medy for Rheumatic Paine. Neuri- the Thames embankment onto the _ againy and no doubt ulatiy of-the- Prompt delivery on day old, two " and three week old started chicks. ACROBATS OF THE AIR. ROLLER tin. Thousands praising It. Jdunro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa. river -if one London inventor has Pte~ mourners who had been resent Also eight week'' to laying pullets, pigeons that roll. $7.50 pair. B. R. Postpaid $1,00. his Way. at Yankee Stadium thought -that Top Notch Chickertea, Guelph, Ont. C. Club, 1103 Highland, Windsor. STOMACH AND_'.TII$�AD WORMS Such a plat: to turn parts of* the statement flight even have been ' ORDER CH1l:Ky FROM A RELI- ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW, USED often are the cause of ill health In River Thames in,o parking lots pre -dated 6y Z- 4-I1ourJ O, so with - Able breeder of barred rocks. Blood bought, sold, rebuilt: belts, pulleys, humans„ all, ages.- No one immune! to help solve London's daily wor out straining the facts too much. ,tested by tube method. Excellent' Isy ing strain, Mixed 12c., Pullets brushes. 'Allen Electric Company Ltd., 2326 Dufferin SL, Toronto, Ont, Why not and out It this is your trouble, Interesting particulars es senin traffic roblem is now down B G But now, having had time e.lutigh ;. 22c., Hatching all' through June. Free! Write Mulveney 's Remedies for discussior by the London to think things over, Mr. Conn $1.00 books order. Kln )a Corner g FILES Speialists. Toronto 3. Count Council. Y doesn't a appear quite so.certain that Poultry Farm, Sorthwood, .lint. Complete sets of 50 reconditioned "1 AR'PHUH'S ECZEMA UiNTMENT. T11e spouscr of the scheme is his retirement is P e;manenr. Pos- t' WE'LL HAVE sVKM. ER CHICKS files now available; from 6'y - 14 including flat, halt round, square,. Try it. it works. Arthur's Eczema Ointment, one of the most effective T� Hamilton . �ir. R. 111. , a noted :ma• , $ibly, because he didn't Say "posi avallable_This month and August. Dayolds, -Pullets, non - sexed, cock- round. etc.; rough and smooth. $8.00 ointments known for the relief of eur yachtsman and designer of tivel3 never ", it doesn't count. seals. Contact us soon for prices, per set F.U.B. Montreal. RECUPETOOLS & METALS LTD., eczema: SUc., 9Uc. and $1.76 formation write Charlea Arthur, i8Z the Roy, y Y• 1• Navy's unorthodox but s • breeds available, delivery dates, 1212' Aldred Building: Montreal. Spruce Hill 'Rd., Toronto, Ont. successful "Lily" floating airport. And; after all, Conn would be and get your order In, Bray Hatch- , cry, 130 John N. Hamilton, Ontario, FOR THIS FALLS HUNTING. BE- GOOD RESOLUTION -- EVERY �$olvea Problem In Sleep somewhat foolish to -take a Tina! •' _ WHEN 1.00 START WITH TWED- Klstered pointer puppies. Perfection Pointer Kennel, 1579' York St., sufferer of Rheumatic Pains or It took air. Hamilton three _ exit from scenes where p people - Ole Approved chicks you are giving Windsor, Ont, Neuritis should try Dixon's Reme- dy, Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, persuade doubtin ex- , ears to g s.:t;h lush' forkfuls. Of suc- yourself yourself every chance to reap a ire fine profit. And what better time to i Ottawa. Postpaid •$1.00. parts he Could produce a prdCti- culent reencry upon you in re- g P - them than noel or fill "FOR SALE GUERNSFY IIULL. cable seadrome. He hopes it will turn for , tech little p.ii and effort. Sf a the gaps in your, flock with ex. 'The with pedigree, ready to serve: also +i grade heifer, due August, Charles Ml'S1CAL INN'['RL'MENTN not take more than -as man weeks Y It is true that Laois hi him three _ tra Twedd)e chicks. weather is " right tor• ranging so you'll, need Behal. R. R. So. Z, Glahford Station, MUSICAL iNS�TRUMENT% BE- to conv-nce Londons planning au- times; but it's doubtful if he even t lean commercial teed and the de, 'Mand Ontario, paired and refinished, Violins, like- thorities that the method., used in felt the last two of them.. Having g for both poultry and eggs yromises to be exceptionally strong GREAT SHOOTING • DOGS. BRIT- lele expertly repaired. Minor re- pairs on Banjos, Mandolins and building the "Lily" airport can give: _ to lie on • i,arc, uncush,ioneO can - for along time to come. Prompt de- for ay tans spaniel pupa, Rexfatered. Will • Guitars. For particulars write A. London millions of s ua'e feet on q d sas, with no pillow fcr his head' on all the popular pure hunt this,Fr;ll, Chas. Bowen. King - atop. Ont, C, McUarvey, Orrville, Ontario, tvhich'to 1 ark autos without inter• at d dazzling lights sir arcing 'uto - -. breeds and hybrid encases in non- and sexed pullets or cockerels in day - A BODDINGTON BUYS fering with rebuilding schemes. hie eyes, must have 4eer - annoying; old two and three week old start- 71.t MODEL 33 CLETRAC TRAC TOR, power take oft and starter, sells, exchanges muslca) instru- It was : 1940 that the itventor but it only lasted ten recon.ds. And ad also pullets eight weeks old. to Saying. Send for reduced prlcalist 45 horse power, 1'l. -Inch tread, ex- ments, 111' Church,. Toronto Y. r woke up -one mornir -g and real, when we consider that, to salve `for July. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries LAgnited, Fergus, Ontario. cellent condition. $1,600. W. C. Coles, 25 Ontario St., St, Catharines, �- OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN ized he ha solved,.a difficult Cob- P his woundt.d feelings, Billy col- - Ontario, lem in his sleep. He -had found a lected more than he would pcob- LAKEVIEW CHICKS PFRFECTION "MILK - MASTER►' BE A HAIRDRESSER method of building flexible float- ably make in thirty years of ordin- �.L�� w' Brooding PLant Of Milker will operate on any line pipe -JQIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL Great -Opportunity ing structures' thr_t w•oult, ' bear ary toil, we think that Mr. Conn ..SpeCIil]ied 5 pop Breeder Installation. Single unit with 50 lb, capacity, stainless steel . pail, Learn Hairdressing great eight and 'Could be trade n should cosider twice or even - s $116,25. Immediate' delivery unit, Pleasant dlgutfled •protestor, good in any, shL!rt Or size iesired. thrice, before making his .retire- Book your .order for June and' ' •- July. With ' th scarcity of meat. and vacuum Dumps. Box 713, Ter- "A ", wages, thousands successful Marvel t � graduates. America s greatest sya- 1 Full-scale Model SuCCeadull menu too defirite. q� ., chase w131 be a big demand for m1nal Station Toronto. rem. Illustrated cataiogve, free. Later, the Admiralty took up Corry. now claims that he was ' _,Poultry and Eggs this Fall and Winter at attractive prices. It 20 PUREBRED.. FULLY ACCRED- • Write or call ideas, nd in 19-'3-after severe fighting according g B g to a carefully Will Pay you to put 1 *stn tied, young vaccinated. Guernsey MARVEL HAIRDRESSING SCHOOLS -,his tests, including the welt, s word prearranged scenario, and thought a . - brood of chicks this year. rrerast Delivery - With a capaeity cows. 6 fresh. rest freshening from July to December, and a few brill 359 Bloor $t. W., Toronto storm - the full -scale Ynodel air- things - w.•ren't going too bad . - of 60,000 Lakevlew chicks week- purebred heifer*, yearlings and ` Branches: 44 King St. Httimllton do 74 Rideau Street, port proved successful. He also The whole trouble items to be that ly, wit expect we can give prompt calve, also vaccinated. Adam told. ar, R. 3, Glanford. Ottawa- proved that b using the "Lit P Y B - bin. Louis ' whc• is what we tali _ -- "delivery, but to be safe book - your order at once for June or PATENT$ ,that -Y system it would be possible even in .theatrical circles a 'slow study' -_ JuIY, 'Grader A Large Type White Leg- Ar Type REGISTERED F.YGLIS]!!' SETTER FETHERSTOXHACGH A CUMPANT --to-build a- floating bridge a s forgot *lit lines Of ills _ g° part. and horns, Sussex x n, Rack s- - pups- a months.- Prte" and -- pedigree- on request. W. M. Hamilton, Foster, -patent Solicitors, Established 1890; the English Channel if it ire refused fo lef Himself get all tuck- tuck- -- - -- Leghorn.Laghorn - z New $amp, Que 14 K)ng West. Toronto. Booklet of Information wanted. erect out b dazzling seed and Y g P �attzR 11%c.. s. R puitets 20c. co: 6c. -- - - 11. Rocks, Rock z 131LmDa., New on re QII °� The "City" takes its name from suprior footwork. So just in Case � Hamps., Sussex, Susses x Hamps. MIXER PLATING FIXID. EASILY made and sold, Vast market, For- PEHNONAI. its re5ettiblance t0 7 car et of lit P y they should be meet$ ,• for a third , mixed SILTS, pullets $17.00 cox • #14.76. $sad deposit of #l.d Dtr mula and sales plan One Dollar, D8- leaves on pond. It is basically P Y time. we have gone to the trouble 100. We guarantee 100% live do- gU taus free, Krysto Products Co. F SANTA CRUZ, Cal. HAl'E YUI• A HUBBI t MAKF. IT a D 1 . Send for Free Uetalts. Earl I. Just a collection. o ' nix -feet wide l Of devising an enti.0y new script this a. Order from an'd' enclose this ad. Powell. 2105 West Olymple Soule. hexagonal boo ant cans • hin ed g 5' S ' 2 for Conn -one that might hive at Large Whitt Letberra - Day aid THE NEW IMPROVED HAY yard, Los Angeles 6, C'alifgrnia. together. An intricate matte least the merit cf 10ve]ty, and and started up to 4 weeks old. Lakeview Loghorns are the large DIVIDER ti s 'o sir e5 e 1 ma cal system f stresses enables -which certainly couldn't bring any type, mated with cockerels from ran be rated to swath board of an'y the whole thing to be- flexible: v orse results than the last one. Pd. stock - "Real Egg Machines." mower Wlll replace help usually FIJ.Ms DF.i R.LUI•F:D ZS CTx, GCA- * s mead for Weekly List of °spacial needed•to fork hay behind mower ranteed one day service. NO WAIT. prices on day old chicks. pullets, In heavy crops- Also save time, As ING. )lay Photo Service, North Ray. Ari Chl1!'Ch4� London's Our pia, of campaign would be _ and cockerels and started chicks there is no clogging of knife or knife for 1?;111y, when the gong rang, t0 i1�se. Jsity sad Fall Hattehad -;,Book order for June, July or Fall wi ard. Guaranteed satisfar- tlon. 17.50 Co.b. Bristol, Que. Sole TIME TESTED QUALI'T'Y Of 701 in Lon- decline. to get off his Stool at all'. isLour atched chicks now, Kfxr and distributor for Canada SERVICE and SATISFACTION the churches the- , but just sit there in his corner. and U.S. Local spare Into Atrents Wanted. A. Arbla•. Brutal. Your films don area, 9Y were totally destroyed stretching and a if LAKEVIEW POULTRY Que. properl> developed and by enemy action the war. A g y wain as It g w�� -FAQ• Wain B!os., printed 4 OR 8 E.XPOSUHE ItuL1.S z5e. „during further 533--were more or less were long past bedtime., (A little • Exeter. Oriente. FARM* }AR aALF REPRINTS 8 for xsc, heavily damaged, Thus Only about app priate soft music from a -add LARGE DAIRY FARM IN VILLAGF FINEST ENLARC;ING SERVICE. rote may not get all the flints you one London gturch in ten escaped strin� orchestra might to -the ID'I'ARTED CHICKS TWO AND 85 miles from Montreal. 40 head of want this year. but you can get all the fur of air :bombardment. y effect.) Anc after R while Louis, three weeks old in many of the Se quantity timber pulp the quality and service you desire who is a notorit Us sleepyhead. -poDUlar pare breeds and hy%rW' and wood. Price $30,000,00. Box 00, 73 Adelaide W., Toronto by'aending your filme.to ' would]• probe b!y get the idea and sroases in non-sexed, pullets and sockerels. Immediate delivery, IMPERIAL PROTO 14FRVICC = lie down tong enough to be Counted Band for special prlceurt. Twaddle RANCH -FARM -- Zp0 ACRES �tatlon J, Toronto. ACH�Y out. Chick Hatcheries I:.lmited, Fergus, 'Ontario. 115,560, 100 acres cleared. 20 in grain. FINER "SNAPS" COST LESS i i Lit YOC think that we are tven LARGE TYPE LEGHORNS Balance timber, Good buildings. .- stock, imlilementw. J. l►lr('auley•, PROl1M MAIL NERVICi •' NEW AND USED - screwier than usual in su sail gB nR r Roseau, Unt. Any Size Roll - 6 or 8 'Exposures. Every 'Of E Description the here possibility of a thud lot. DEVELOPED AND PRINTED He Phone E.L 1271 meetin g 'hat it's highly ridicu• pullets llc. All Breeden FOR SALE -.tN COUNTY OF our. Size 1z6T nDBe lcus to e'. en hint that there double double d1gTe dfo and backed b.. ltlgh foundation ferin• 200 acres clay loam, we'll cut- tivated, excellent for tractor use, uitifulCEaselNMounts Enlargements 4x6" on ivory tinted. R. W. PETRIB' CO. LTD are folks, in this enli hte.lt.d day and K pedtgread stock.. Many Hurondale customers report well fericed, 15 acres bush. Good y motints; 7x1" in bold, Silver. Clr- l4T Frown at, W. - Tseeste u8pg gIIT i SELL^ y age, who would pay real dough -best chicks 1 aver had., Walter re well - Horton. DrYdsa, -- We were wall buildings, double barn, well stabled, driving shed, house set'anlong plc- castlan Walnut or Black Ebony, finish- frame, 69c each, if enlarge. g See anothe, .Conn -Lour affair? gloated with, the pullets turesque lawns, hedges, end or- ment coloured, 79c each, Listen, ;enteet reader!- Inside of e calved last year. Pullets laid wall. chard. Water In house and barn. , Reprinu Made From Your Heavy Breed Pacts 17e. Hydro available. On gravel road 1 mile from county, road and school, Negatives ic. Each nFNT 11111 a year, , or even toss, with a rail ike jxcobs 'build -up' those same -� Sussex x N. Ramp. Rock x Now - Ramp.; Barred Rocks, Pura Sussex 5 miles from town, 60 miles north- west of Toronto. Apply T. E. Fer- STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE w•9 could draw a t gate of at oast - -- - -and New Sam��aahf» pullets 17c, guson, R. R. No. 2, Laurel, Ontario. Des 121; Peat Illtlee A, Tertrte a miHioh doC6rs; the very saute -_ "- ]Pure Sussex mixed Ile.. Sussex x Print Name end Address Ptalnl�. people who are 's0 loudly howling so d ! N. Ramp. Rock x Hamp„ Rocks - and Now Hamps. mixed 12c. Bus- A NUMBER OF GOOD 100 -ACRE farms with hydro, good buildings ACME QUALM & SERVICE again' would grabbing g g g •sex x Leghorn, Rock x L.egtlorn -and Leghorn s New Sa.mD• mixed and also bush on, these farms; a number of 60 -acre farms $2,000 and Roll developed and 8' pribts 25c., fcr the top -price pews'; and there " :lie. :lie. 20c Assorted pullets up. a number of 1b0 -acre farms reprints 3c. each, 4" x 6'' enlarge- would_ be just as man}` of file 'ex- 16c, assorted mined 9c. Cockerel $3,000 and up, a number of 15(1 and ments mounted in attractive fold- 2 for 25c. s pert. +'' Calling Conn . to win on ? land started brtces . on request. "..Order from and eacfoae this Ad. 2UOacre farms $4,000 and up; these ers Work and service guaranteed. - - points as there w- ew4LeLlast_ time- '• 41.00 per 100 deposit farms have all got good buildings and also some with bue4 and hydro. ACMF. PHOTO SERVICtg For whit they claim flint an S HURONDALE CHICK HATCHERY, These are all good value that should be perked up at once. J. el Long, Real-Estate Stoker, Brussels, Ont. %t■. H, Toronto. STAMtIw 'r �• w s ale hart never forgets thanes P Mighty little eleghant-blood tours- /�� T.OndOIIr Vaxt• ,n TAM PS COLLECTORS -• FREE - eff wry Wa lt, u tries ! in throu h the vein; of the s ort- g g p' HAIRDHESSING 25 different stamps, good value to :tPproval �a y°dicm° dais" This a P� nervOU* oL•'oartsr° thl ins fraternity. " IF YOU DON'T WANT TO BF. - bothered , with day old chicks, we LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE applicants, only. -Send 4c v-stage, Hurry! Bennett Stamp Ex- eeli°" �y fbrlmP' �ctions►ing r� due to rs sp°1° Tba . t -- can give' you prompt delivery on two . atiid three week old started Robertson method, Information on request regarding 'classes. RobetL- change, 39 Arlington Ave., Toronto. rbanCes YE'ifilk � "r /V� ' Battle' of the Peace chicks In non - sexed, • . inal r/sry/ �nrollr. pullets. or ,cockerels. Also day' olds and eight son's Hairdressing Academy, • M Avenue Road, Toronto. TEACHERS WANTED m1� r P�nA/J/11ts I. the Bristol ��'a�'£arcr is title of - riVeas to iaymg piiu its.- es nd -to.= - _ ;,/N' - • $ritain's latest answers to world Seduced elph, iO Top Notch Chick- jrfea, Guelph, Ontario. YOU CAN NOW GIVE YOURSELF' Beardmore requires two female. teachers, I competition, Powered b Y two a genuine creme cold wave pdrman- ant at home, Results guaranteed 'for with music certificates preferred, salaries $1,400.00 State Bristol Hercules enginCS, the plant HEAVY BREED PULLETS lovely soft natural. caves in ° 2 to 3 age, qu>rlilications, experience, and name of present inspector to N. W, OaF /IISiCIt can car 40 carry passengers up to a00 17a hours. A Uhic Deluxe Creme Cold Wave kit contains identical ingre- C:ressman, Secretary, Beardmore; 4T0,P*4TCN//1#47tRaSA miles at less than two pence -per Sussex, Sussex x Hamp., Rock'x .dients used• by many beauty salons. Ontario.• mile. Kamp„ New Hamp. and Barred Rock pullets 17c. Book Your for costly creme .cold waves. it gives the results you want, deep PROTESTANT TEACHER FOR S.S, N�o• 1, Dayton. Apply stating Quicki Stop itching of insect bites, heat ran b ecxma, hives, pimples, acales,scabimathletee --- •- order NON, ;1.00 per 100 deposit. Order From this Ad _- Flue- an.dsLe long - lasting waves and curls, so lustrous soft and natural - )coking. salary xnd quslifications and ' hone num- p foot and other externallyAaused skin troubles t°x quicli- acting, v��r'• H�Jr1/ EVER YT THING -' 'Chick Hatchery, London; Onterlo. Easy as putting 5'our_ air -in curl- ll Sion. Ontario, eAmeron. Sec'y, soothirct{ab¢eantiseptic D, D.0. rR1scRIPT10N. G less stainless Itch or _ ers. Complete kit with full tnstruc- stops voter monev back. Yotir drussist. stocks p•D D !'RESCRi►TtON. -- RELIABLE CHICKS tions,• $1.35. If not obtainable at TWO QUALIFIED TEACHERS. ;ULY' PRICES tri SARF CTiLCKs, your local drug or cosmetic counter, wanted for S. S. No. 6 village of - -• --- i/ <, ''' i Barred Rocks $9.75, Hnmp X BR. ;10.25. STARTED CHICKS, up to send postal note to Canadian Beauty Graft Co., 634 Dundas St. E., Quadeville and Extension Bruce- ton. County of Renfrew. Duties to WANTED y; :, weeks. Sussex, Barred Rocks. Toronto, and the complete kit will comet, Sept. S commence 3. 1916. Salary horn . ulFefs; HYBRIDS Le g P g- . be mailed to you, Co lllnck Kennelly, WANTFD FOR, U hll0'r C'Ll1'1•F:R #torn X BR. Hamp X BR. Prompt Quadevitle, Ontario. combine pick -up attachment, tand. shipment Miller +s Ch•ioi Hatchery, )fIFLP WANTED cm wheel attachment. Jotm 13.trker, Fergus, Ont, GLF:NVALF ONT- 'rEM, CO: RE- [3r1tton. Ont. WANTEUt E\11ERIF:NCED SINGLE quires lst class teacher. for public•' - DYEING AND ULEANING dairy barn assistant. U.00d Rages, school, Protestant, duties commerrre RANK -OLD VA-4111ONEU MECH- j board & working'conditfons. Apply Sept. I. State qualifications and :,nical toy bank. i'lease state pard- ' HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS 'Write Don Hesd Farms, Richmorid Hi1'i salary expected to S. P. Peterson• vulars and price. Box 100, Adel- dyeing or cleaning' to us toy' Ontario (phone Maple 55W). rlenvale. Ont. .73 :tide W., Toronto, Ont. - d Information. We are glad to answer Your questions, Department H. DIETITIAN WANTED t1 ANTED TO PURC.HA;;L^ PUTA.E'1's is 'Parker's Dye Works Limited, 791 honge Street, Torop•to, Ontario. -- - Wanted at Muskoka Hospital, Sal- ary $166.50 WAN TV, Di CRAFTNMAN. WITH Barred Rocks, New Hampshlres, tVhlte'Leghorna any age from ) weeks up to laying. FUR SAIX �, per month or ;140.06 per month with; full ;naintenance. facilities to produce solid silver - ware. Quantity. Good Color rigid Hood prier Dald. Apply to Box 1r 95, ; L'ARPEN'I'RY - NEW Book. Complete data on framing One month's vacation with pay at the end of one year's service. Blue nickel alloy. No investment. Proved Merit 'Products, P. O. Box 188, *Te Adektltte W...T4ontn, i walls, stairs, roots, trusses, interior and Cross Plan xvaflable: Permanency for the, right person. Apply to Sup - oun3in Rnplds, Winsconsin. CASH FOR_ YOUR USED "exterior finish. A mine of Inform- ation for those, interested in con- Printendent, , bfuskoka irosprlgL. (;rttvenhurst,'Ont, 'WA.ITVD 'TO 111'Y CUSTt►w CHEMICAL TOILET BOWLS ` struct4on. Sent postpaid, Three dol- threshing outfit. gasoline or diese rubber tired preferred. Apply FIn Kaustine alttduther makes urgently �orn;rcrsaMrlsr tlMar. u.i'u� )are. Masterprint fmmnriny, Toron- 14, 27• Rattle,- Sutton *,Pest, 1t, 1', required, Highest prices paid. - to Canada. ,ISSU- -1946 - Ontario. Write 144 (;:t1;e)• Avenue,, Toronto. _ _._ "OOPS !Or _ @ PIP � . You' . • . .. . , . . . _ . . r. ..•_ , . dwti- .: - . _ - _ __ -.: - :•._• �__ as - � W/ also sQ Brenetord >i�seds - -- RE - -• r4t�.atk. L RD -- �.- __ HA wA ... _ wares &IF -serve Gre ce�ia *.�.o., Neaf DUMB - � va Come In auid Enjoy Yotiurself -- �; - -- - rSUPPLI - - -- :_ - • .. I. S. BAiSh ON PICKIRING we do being ot o yea I: CHARN I AN Phsae Pkkerhts ,audineaid kirectorq -- - If S : Bnyiias Or KAISER Quality Drugs F GORDON .OSBOBBE ELECTRIC Accurate Dispensing - _. A. E. RaFcharason REAL- ESTATE C. U. V. _ °retesinary Ressedias •� DUrMCT MANAGER GENER&L INSURAMC10 Sea -Rouse and Barn Wiring _ w G»rt Fox ALL OCCASIONS BURROWS GIVEN EXPIRE LIFE :' COxvL+�rArrcIIio BROUGrHAM, PRONE 5R21 c� cC�� 5(a;,604, • y.. ReHabie Photo Pbdshtng - -- L. An old ertaMieltr' agedey, mod/ X X N LAW Raor�a+tstNes to a- a Complete retie FARMS A SPECIALTY Rena D. Munro - Phoas Pie mdng b EL Curtis Representing Bert Peyton L g, W. Packrin Real -Estate, Oshawa, . Ont. PHONE PICK. 120 - -STORE HOURS. "E, Brown, Audley, OUL D • �• ' - - Week -- -Days _L$0 A. 3L • 9 P. N. J. X111c Ajaz I o[ all ELia �r ' -: (Searboro -- continued) Tdspboaise 522 Whitby, Oats SROCK ... rounders of the township. On Mon- Sunday 12.30 P. M. - 5 P. tM. - - - -15tb Tear as day, a series of tableaux depicting s . s • s lnq e{i0 ' the early seotiers and their -life was WM. McEACH 1\ IE -_ presented. :. J • R• LLJvG� FURi,4i It W x%& DSALER Addr� - Thousands of people gathered at Boy es, Brougham, Ont PIA 5 190 T A I Bendale, the spot where David FUMMAL DMECTOB .. _ �... Thomson first settled, • to pay' trib- - ,[ hm' . E. --0rivato A20bblance gwvtq — - Clark _ • 'VCT$ZZ'�3Y ute and join in the. program. I e Prentice - -- Haalthlnlly Airmeanditioned The first people in the caacnW 'THE F EXA LL STORE _Day or Night came frogn Scotland, and amts that PHONE PICK. 68 ! Phone LIOMSED AUCTIONMM y _ WU'RSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY it"e a great many Scot descend- _ - - � i< Lone Pick.. 13 For the Counties of York and 006 JULY 4, 5 and 6 ants have settled there. Pickering j,� . . aslo; to Corp. tsa Plan 1� Two Shows - 7 and 9 P. -M. Township congratulates Scarboro on ai iardware flea al' G A, lip ?., and at tilt' uft Pickering, Ontario H. Prentice (formariy Pt"Aw Saturday Matinee at 1.80 P. 11L their achievements during the pact ' � , _,, ,,. .• .._._ . __., ,„ ... ,• J. �.: e Epic Brooder Stores and • Prentloe) . Farm and 3l one -one hundred and fifty years. ' Doll Face C� Few,. - w M . M A �Y . a< r - . Be" List Your Properties Fof� Sale Vivian Blaine and Dennis O'Keefe _ . with Watts Pvuab .�, w �,i .,g,, w4 AUMIDNEW and PIIANB AC3IN, 63 R f. MILId�1 Perry Corso Carmen Mira xia Efaatlt Vacuum (realms VAL10/1TOR . CYRIL E. MORLEY 'We Have Waiting Buyers With p � . I}y . spa S•� e0ndaeted Amywhaie _ Barrister _ .. seffdtos - 1Votaey Z'aifie ■UNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY Phone or Write JULY 8,'9 and 10 Cash, -For F omen With Small >EU dwan and ThrrYi 624 � BL B�+ Why. �. C.�C- �RICHARflSON - Last Complete Show At 8.15 P. M. Property or Village T Prop.�y LLVIN RUSHBY CYRI L _E.... ai &W tf To 10 � Cornered M 0 R L EY �'>< ... o • - - - - -- _ ___•_.,... _.,._ — : 1 N S U RA N C E �A N D Yor aciaf a sty Dick Powell with Walter Sletah also an ached attraction !Quality Meats REAL ESTATE H• MCKEE "SENORITA FROM THE WEST " - - . -- �� _ Allan Jones Bonita Granville i h''jn�SeggplY = PHONE 67 PICK. PAINTER 8 DECORATOR Fruits & Vegetab l!HURSDAY, FRI. SATURDAY ea Boa 1R DICKERING ONTAEgo JULY 11, 12 and 13 _. J A. WILLOUGH6Y . ::~SILK'S MARKET Head Off Pare Age"" • _ Head Office - Toronto - Tangier J. I. (Hud) STEWART, B. A. - 15B Yonge St. AD0605 Y Phone Pickerins 2e /'I-argoet and Oldest in Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Maria Montez Robk. Paige, Sabu Canada - Established Forty. f, In The Matter Of The Years" - -RIVER ;BEND FARMS 'Change of Name Act, 1939 DICKERING MEAT !4!I.ARKET CONSULT T NE too C�IY DEPT. _ OR THAT MCMe +N E CITY resew .. ... Pick. 13 F TM Greenwood Road NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN that - -- _ _ one e . - -- -- - F'xANl3 R. SYTJ'S •- -`� Antoci Omel,jan.vieh, of the Tow. - - skip of Pickering, in the County of Sellers �[ Atkinson o will apvly beoore the Pree• , quality' drat = Service .Our Aim - idi to Judge is Chambers at the Phnom, Asia, 201'W2 9t Ad'f. 990 .F• J •, Done'v8s! = 'ws BUY TH19 R=T —10r MAKE THE Taws- Cotut Hnor+e in .the Town of Whitby, L 1`riT. _11. A., B. Be. an Tuesday, the 10th day of Sept- 9 ;srs lisiaelas 1M9 - - ember, 1946, at Ten O'clock in the -- _ - -- • �- Ontario Land 3drv"er .' 0"moon, to have his ' name changed xH R I _ Auctioneer$ to JU4 Streak East, Oehavm OOL to Anto_-ti Osaelon. FOR BEST MA ST FOR YOUR FAMM PRODUCE 26 Year's Experience AND NOTICE IS FUJtTH R . dIVEN that included is the said L IVE HENS , CHICKENS �• �dai aai.rldara. �� Notice application is an appliation by Mary - s� - Omeljanovieh, wife of the said app- and PraQerts 9des: pp t� LivC Ef7gs, t7�iiD . L8IIlU8 personally ally lifted and t�aaat.ati n stet. Dee.... iicant, wad Lida Omeljanovicit and - : s prepared and Stars Peal~ -- ]dada t, 01dw !" • Sandra Mae Omel janavich, daugh- V e a, l Calves. p°�' tern of the 6ai4 +•1+ :. d it, and; tiKctor Pro ni P , Q erV �cC Rou Roofings Oneljanovkh and Jerry ('! ��+'`� Aspk#X l�Latls Omeljanwich, sons 'of the said app- EG�+.� L Wall Bowie 4" licant to change. their names to Due to Selling direct. to the consumer, we can pay you MORE Reasonable Rates Mary Omelon, Lida Omelon, Sandra ,FOR YOUR FARM PRODUCE. PSONE 290 9WtTFFVrLLE Mae Osnelon, Victor Onelon and N.� M. Gordon Jerry Omelon, respectively. : For Further" Particulars DATED at Wn:�tby, Out., this 14th " _ t ' day of June; 1946. M R I ^I. U M E R K. H. MacDiarmid. Call or Write Whitby, Ontario, Solicitor far Said PICKERING FARMS LIMITED _ The "LIMITED C°'. WHITBY, 'ONTARIO PHONE 336, Day or Night CEMENT - -- Y' Scarboro Junction TELEPHONES -- Howard 1117, and Sewboro 30 IT'S SMART TO SAVE W a R K = _ SHOP AT and Dressed Iam*iw MMwosh ' MUO&W . FOUNDATIONS • pm Me, .. _ Frames sash Doom — sersama STABLE Olt '.ClarBiYl[)Ilt _t .•d MFlooring War 1111bincla-117— Mark SM ;i • a �.tG IN 'CEMENT VPOIiH Wallboardi ' Raclt : Choice Meats i- -i?igh `= roceriea . .. - - - :: � ■ ®' , - :. . • ' ._'. • .:. • - -- • :.. • lda.o4tfa Pt+odlfel.. _ ,Baratay TIN PRONE 3601 CLAREMONT _iloci Wool Insalatial Csassr! .sod, uma . �r ww, � Wwg[eg 1lir /awns !'Ipa e �ireenwood, Ont. - After July 6, we are discontinuing, deliveries iri -the bsrto �tN SENOUR 100' p. s. PURE PA T - arew All accouri`as due on last trip July 8 ox>c Plcac. s n All grades of B.' C. Cedar Shin Ies ::: � S