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Home My WebLink AboutPN1946_07_12,VOL. LXV •'• PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1946 ;No, 46 - - : C o•m m u u it-- _- -T�a _III roject - - �iE Pi E N-, a ter 1 elyT luv est - _ o e � ated "IN li'fiere -are all kinds of people in deeply interested in where their :Albe.world we, have been told, which family are, or what they are doing, � TWO RECENT BREAK -INS From The Piidhering News Of Picker• VYflAge we L4siak is a 'bit of alright", -- ,what You think you can get any JULY 10, 1885 �'p a dn11,' st ufty place it would be if encohr%gerneat from this latter group There are ti=nes and occasions this were not so. We find tb3s 6aim --NO. And in spite of thus, the pub - when the press can be of assistance The brickwork on the Dale- Block Mr. and . Mrs. - Roas Irwin " and to. be true in Pickering too. Right 41C meeting held in the' Town Ball to the police, by scot pulaiiahing ac= has now been completed. (This is, family are spending s vacation at agni we have a few who have been on Wednesday night adjourned, with counts of the affairs in which they the building. now occupied .by J. S.. �aaaga _. _. working on a. "Ccenmunity Centre" the determination 'to carry on-do a -are L-uterested, and are sometimes- Balsdon). Mi. and Mrs,' C. J. Stevenson project- jwple' wtw, we are satis- lot of "educational work" during the requested to refrain from publish- F. S. Spence of Toronto, will ad- ant Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs, M. Pied, have as their only otives -- i. at the time. dress a mass meeting at Whitev Gormley, of Kinsale. Y euanmer, and go back w it again in Chen'„ er, Butts barber oho was o:i Saturday evening, su . � or Y fJte welfare of our yauhg people.... (continued on pagr!- •eight) .. � ... p Y g, Pporting ] S. F. Donnelly who retgrned : ''. these can be no possible personal broken irate during the night, a co u- i`'The Scott Act ". - _ recently from- five and one -half -_ . :n is a project, but just a ODDS and ENDS ple of weeks ago, and his- barber On Saturday afternoon Iast, the year's service overseas, is visiting simple, n' w' merest in the rare; ' I tools and a quantity of- cigarettes .members of the Disciple Church; to his sister and brothel• -in -law, M- paration of a coming generation, 'Small towns have their momenta taken. One evening last week, Silk's our west, enjoyed s picnic on the and Mrs. C. S. Brys:it, S>d what interests us, iz the manner and Pickering is no exception - Meat Market was entered duri:ig grounds adjoining the church. Straw- Misses Jessie BushbY, Carolyn in which they tenaciously bang on Ajax, n -arby, got into the headlines the night anA a large tuantity -of (continued ob page four) 'Smith, Joan Failafse and Helen to their ideals in spite of t'►e die- again with are u:ifortusate incido, t cigarettes and same money taken. � Butt, along with Mrs, Henry West- • couragements provided by one of the -when a despondent father takes ':. The )otter case, at least, has the SAT OUR SUBSCRIBERS SAY ney, are spending a week at the other kinds of people-we cannot own life, leaving his widow and sev- "appearance o €• a "juvenile" job. A C: G• I. T. Camp at Oak Lake. but admire them. eral small children. few clues have been obtained. An ex- servicemai --'T sera app- Mrs. Ross Morison had as guests Here we. have a small group at On Saturday morning, a girl hitch resisted it all through war years.... last week, her two sisters, Mrs. Ed- tr- tempting to provide a service for the hiker, heading for Whitby, was -pick- Canadian Order of Foresters Picnic thank you for keeping me in touch ward Johnson and Miss B. Lisc6mb, c'hildr'en of homes and parents, some ed up by a man, presumably goi >g- Sunday, July 14, at Greenwood Park, with home .... enclosed please find of Parry Sound. t Bring Your Lunch,z " Mr, Gordon Wade -. of .whom. never appear to be too sdontWsued. -on page four - snbecriptio:� price". local drover, , • • ! • had a narrow escape last week hen Pickering Townabip Board of Health, ' w P Pre- school Examination by-M. O. H. New subscriber - enclosed please A cow he was loading at Hermitage `- -'-'THE DOMINION DAY PRIZE _.Light Draught Team, any Breed," find money order... ,will be pleased Farms. i lisiKed 1�urn, 1� recetyei WINNERS AT PICKERING Suitably. Hitched -1. Heber Down, �. The pSysieal examination of school to receive paper -as soon as possible". body bruises and lacerations about Heavy Draught Gelding or Mare, • • • • the head and face. children in 1st grade, 8th and 12th -enjoy And Mrs'. S'anley Balsdon will We list below some of the awards • Clyde -1. H. Down, 2. H. Down. Former residents - "I • `imide to. entries is 'the Parade and Hea Drau ht Geldi. or Msre grade has been completed " by the vY g Z8 receiving Your paper With �wslof holidaying next week in the HaJ- iatresiock Show, on the First of July Suffolk, Belgian or Perchero -n.- Medical Officer of Health. my old home town". iburton District •. � The policy, of the .Department is `sere, as supplied by the Secretaries: 1, Red Wing Orchards, 2.. Barrett to urge the completion of the phy- • • '�j • Mrs. Mills and Mrs. G. White, of Bros., 3. Barrett Bros -_ -- _- Otd_Subscriber -- I am -an old Toronto ,_a =e =- spending —a -few The Parade . sisal examination' try the family -ye.- .Ughrt Drought Gelding or Mare, any 'physician and dentist.. If this' is not subscriber of your paper for over wi'h' Mr.' and• Mrs. Irving White. Beat Decorated Car -1, Jack Bryantt Breed -1. H. Downs 2. H. Down. fifty -seven years and my folk before - 2. Mr, Perks. Saddle Home, ridden -1-Red W' completed by the end of the schnoi „ ug ; me... ,please find postal note for THE RIGHT BOWER TO T8E Bert Decorated Floats- Aermitige Orchard (Mr. Sennett), 2. Nor - year, the examination is xrrsde by the. „ Medical Officer of Health. renewal., L -NITED NATIONS -i Farsaa; Carriage Outfit, 1. S. A. man Picav, 3. Charles Coates, " ' • '- _ ORGANIZATION" The total enrollment in these Fairbairn, Pony, Ridden by' Girl or Boy under - T,oml Subaeriber - "Our family �8est Decorated Teanw, :'Suitably 15 years -- -1. Jim Mitchell, 2. C. &a" family p?fyaician like your clean, well-chosen edito ' a Georgse A. Zeigler, Parry Sound, examined 94; The M. O. H. 125. T -- i Hitched• --L Barrett Bros., 2. Red Conacher Jr. and M. Smith, 3. Tiri3 year ate- school examination • ' you're doing a good work ". , . 4O.-It., 1946 -47 Governor of Rotary Wing Orchards, 3. W. H. Down_ Ruth Mitchell. ' District No. 169, visited the local - Best Comic Outfits -l. Elwood White, Saddle Horse', Ridden, Specials •by the M. O. H. has.bee� instituted, HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE -= Club on Tuesday evening, using ins 2. Bob Ruddy, Frank Smith, . 8. Ruth Smith,, W • L . Smith, B. , the plea provides n physical exam - his address some of the highlights + Gordon a•-►d Evelyn Annam Plitz. rustlers for children starting school' The following pupils were granted of the recent -Atlantic City Annual i next September. By examining the _ Hlgh School Entrance standing on ry which is Best Decorated Bicycle --1, • Allan Pony, Ridden Special -Barry Scott, , Gonfer•ersce of Rotary, Bentley, 2, Jimmy Squires, 3. Ronnie Neale, G. Plitz, "Smiths ". children before they start their the teacher's reeomuuendati+�na -- represented in seventy -two sou.- stiles e; e, s • (continued on page four) CLAREMONT CENTRE :.'Ross G. Irwin, of the world, - "` 13pecial prizes to- - Warren -Burns, -A lot of youngsters got s kick -'COMING INENTS Br A sere, Eleanor Anthony, Or- Dur4ng the week he was privileged - 'Jo4a Found, Bob Bertrand, Ted out of showing of pure bred calves vat Beelby, Violet Doreen Binsted, to work and dine . with Rotarians Sleep, Laurie Wa_son for their under one year. ,Four Ayrshire and Come t9 Uxbridge Street Fair Mary Carter, Jack Davies, Elizabeth' from China, Sweden, India, France, fir,• Four Jersey calves ent ?r•ed and %-re Jane Denby, Ju:re .Olive Elson, Mar- _ a�xi Dance o� Friday evening, July the Latin American, Britain, Itsly, Best Child's ( under 14) Decorstted ehow*n r,--ether for the shQw+nanship - gaeat Ann Farr, David Hayward, 19, sponaore!d by Susie Sorabji I. O. Marean' Jainieson ' Keith J-ohnston and others. _ Outfit entered in Parade- -1. Joyce nrives, Thu_ awa*ds were as follows- D• E, Chapter. Music by • Russ Rotary has assumed some of the '.Morley, Mary Waizma.•t Yvonne 1, Dianna Ruddy, with Sally; 2. L r Erin Jones, Edmu.Zd, Maason, Marion Crertth on a Ord>Pst Gaines, Fish responsibility of fostering and en- Anders-in. .finders -in, wit Buttercup: 3. Grace Melrose, Jean Pascoe, Ruth Phillips,• Pond, Bingo Booth. Came and bring ,Couragiag , international friendship. opecial Frizes to Cgmica- Kenneth 'Hoar, with Joan; {• Frank Worms- Betty Paine, Yvonne Luella Grace ii -e family.. and relations. They have. placed - Butt, Helen Bentley, Connie Wal- cott, with Sweetheart; 5. J -h•i Won- Roman, Sadie Joyce Redahaw, Ivy July 19, the United Nations Charter and its lace MW Son:ry. nacatt, with meli 6'. Teddy Rud +y Schneider, Willys Turner, (continued on page four) i�vi *h Princes?: T Donnie Hoar, with PICKERING TOWNSHIP The foNew�g passed the. Final BaH Lea Standfag Written Examinations - i ii* t Clyde Show - Iris, S. Ray Arvin the, with Gloria. � Dorothy Bayles, Kenrwth Brooks, ��%e huh ches - - : : :I�ea1y T)rsngM Clyde 'ream M Hak Best calves in the Ayr-hires-1. - Y Y nesa, suitably Hitched -1. Heber Grace Hoar, 2. Teddy . Ruddy, 3. Clarem,mt " 20 Marion Carter, June Daley- (hon), y Down. Den Hood, 4. Diana Ruddy. Dunhsrta r 18 Leon. Davies, Evelyn Disney, Mar- Pkke� ink United Church ' 1Heat7 Draugbt Pere., 'Belgian or . For best calves' ` in Jeraey.4 --1. Audlep :` 14 iori Evans, Barry MacKey (hog.), «- r' _Rev, Robt. C. Copeland, B, A. ftftik Tears in Harness, Suitably John Warsaacott, 2, Louise Anderso:1, Pickering ` •12 Betty Mason, James McLean, June' Minister '•Aincbed -1. Barre -t Bros,, 2. Red 3. Raymond .. Anderso:s, 4. Finish. Greenwood' 6 Paine, Flossie Spang, Yeathleen a I0.00 e. tn.-- Sunday School *. Wing Orchards, Wonnacett�. Cherryw+oosl 2 Thompson, Margaret Tweedie, Ron. 11.00 a m.- Morning Worship Win old Whitehead <h .Peter rte, Paul �,. W. P. Rogers, Bohfinanville, EDlTOR1AL. COMMENT - Whitehead (h °n.). . .�- ✓ Ontario Temperance Federation) The 1 Er�pgairrs Tite Rtieie Thing i i T ? eraped, etierstrolled A,tatstie eaerEy is petisent aU PICKERING CENTRE' NO EVENING SERVICE. ' Passed an teacher's neemurerAXt. During July and August ! Realizings that we take a somewhat presumptuous around us, bat not under control'. Lets look at a piece J seat in the gallery of "know -it -ails" when we attempt of smy solid matter, wood, paper, lead' or iron -that ion Daabaitar United Church to discu-6 -eacb as this suject, we should confide in bar of irop is ` composed of ' innumerable small Helen Ash, Jacqueline Bentley, Hel- Rev, A. E. Holley, B. A., B. D. bb' g g p ..particles, smaller than the eye cars sere, even under en Butt, Joyce Christensen, Cheirles Minister our readers telling thence that we are `taki:r n a d>gllenge", made by one--of our subscribers, who fire most powerful of microsco�s•- vt tread about Coates, Jean Con-ser, Alexander - Sunday, July 14, 1946 particles ns, 'neutro. atoms' etc., Gordon, Charles Hobbs, Huth Mob- 9.45 a, m, - Morafng Sun, School. ` invited us lei write about the atomic bomb and- ato�rgic ttite�e lee ais ehectro 'u+ , ley, James Reading, June Seabrti 1,1.00 a. Th. - Morning Wovshi , theory.. each a:� irAividual unit, but held together by what?- a`st, g P' We 'gave -the challenge' some thought. We are quite atomic 'energy. Alright. now, where does the destruct- 'Lydia Shumovich, Douglas Smith, Rev. A, 'E Holley, p ._ .. . sure the 'majority of our readers actually know no Ave blob tonne into this, Though tltere i3 no 'visible Kendal Smith, Kathleen Stroud, Lois Newcomers and visitors to Dunbar- more about this bomb or then than we do, but also effort b " expended in holding- these small Valleaa+ June Wafztnaa, Joyce Win- ton Frenchman's Bay and vicinf theory arose pe g ' Part- ter. , Y y, are quite sure that a. great many that- we have list- Wes together, , theme is terrific sn"rgy •doing just are most cordially. invited to join cued to are wrong w}►en they consider atomic energy drat, but without any laud rear of an explosion..but� O° Final ExsmBrsation morning worship;• +1 to be just another form of explosive concocted in -' ;'xrr and separate them and you get just,,whathappen�d Barry Clark, Eileen Clark (hon.), some* smart chemist's laboratory. We have found -the, at W- irosh'ima and Bikini, yet., bon that 'brraki3g up- Beatrice Galbraith, Helen' Goralezyk, Centennial : United Church I., r reading of a great deal of the matter that has' been is causel, 'is still the • mystery. The greater the Ronald IiltioI , Harry Holmes, Art- - Highland Cree{t { t written, to be -very fascinating (as; we • find all mys- • density of tiara matter being b&vken . up, the ..more bIIr Jacobs, Agars Jordan, Robert Rev. A. E. Holley, B. A., X D. tery; fascinating). From our reading we find' this new powerful wid destructive the reaction, %,mee the use I'1 °)say, Ruth Mitchell, Irene Salter, Minister „ ''llian U:iderwood, Verondca Waglyk Sunday, July 14, 1946 ' atomic theory to be as incomprehensible as the un- - _�,i ttbe bard -to -get' metal= urarimm, vvhith weighs 1.30 p. m, . - Afternoon Church iverse" itself, which we are. told has no Bounds, and _bboat a tae per hatful. And, in conclvsioa, as the (icon.), Nettie Wiogze;k, Bette Mc- which in itself cannot be understood by -human intell- rr►irlrVers say (but seldom do)-did you Over watch ilium (Aegrotat), Sclroot. A CTase -and a teacher for ige:ice of today -as a public ,school, pupil' we recall a a 'hive of bees swarming on the branch of a tree. eery � ' teacher telling y mtg , in individual units and cling to one AJAX CENTRE 2,30 P. m, - Afternoon Church Sera, rag us• that if We started travelling off The cane al Passed on teacher's recommends. The ''minister in charge: Inn) space, we could keep on going wfthout •even another, until you have a ball that looks like a trwn- Residents, visitors and newcomers to _- ruif5ing irrto_th.�si_de or outer w_ all of the universe.... :'solid roan, 'but, get some youngster throw a stone Hi ht we couldn't-- Understand this, there must be an nae1_ - __into that mass, and - everyone - knows - -w#mt _follows• Frences Brown, Ronald grown, .Elms g- and Creek and vicinity are : '.somewhere.. , .yeh" we always came back to thia;.if if yeti stay nraursd long engwgh to watch: Broaden, Douglas 'Burrows, Wayne most cordially invited to afternoon theme was an outside edge,.what was beyond it ?,- Our conception of the explosion of tfte atomic Chsdley, Dor>ald Crawford, ,Patricia worship: and so it goes. The subject ..of. this venture is, just as _ . bomb could be cam red to the boy throsvin Doh Ruth Groves, Donald i%ader- g 1 j pa y g the son, I,+ois Patricia .Horne, - William Presbyterian Church, Pickering mvsterious --to us anyway. _ rock into the heew-but how it is done or what taken �, D. Mau We . have though, read everything we came across place is the mystery the United States governr►lent Kellog, Guy LaHaye, John McNevin, ' '. ' Alvin Pettit, Carol `Shanno J� # during the past few months, on this subject,' and have not yet made cleat to the News. n+' aYre Mrs. P. N. spratt, Orgaudsf !save our opinions, and up, to a certain point believe It• is• possible that the harnessing and controllin Sharpe, Jack Simons, Lionel Tbktvd, g Thomas Tokrud Church Service and 3nnday School we are correct, and unless some local scientist comes of atonic energy can remake the world and our way withdrawn during month of July. Passed on Final Examinations org •and Upsets our beliefs,_ we're (for. the good of of living:'We' believe ore are on the brink of a new Sunday School picnic, W. y, Icy humanity) going to impart our findings to this "way of things ", a similar, change never having Colin Ariss, Daniel. Collins (hog.), July 10, poor, unknowing; long - suffering humanity, _ :taken place since mart climbed trees and threw rocks Goon n edy, William Godfrey, MacMillan, y • ' • • e, ;, - In addition to• those who atomic energy at his next -door -neighbor. We haven't the slightest Bred Kennedy' Lucille MacMillan, The Pr-esbYterfan Ladies' Aid will o Dorot hY Morgan, Elizabeth O'Hare, meet out Thursday, July_ 18, at the to be just a new, powerful explosive, there, are some - idea of how or who but we're sure' world scientists Janie Raymer, Gerald lowland Mar-' compare it to electrical 'energy. We don't believe `have got sometbi:tg there + home of_ Mi�Chrfasie Munro, Cars energy g Anybody argue with us ! asset Simpson, .. Freda •Thompson, will leave the four- cornere at !''.16 Drat is correct- Electrical eAer moist first hie er>• An hod tvautt to ar _ . Arlene Woods, P. r,,. Everyone welome, .. Queueing In Comfort r CHRONICLES ` � � "" ' Quite the latest thing in queue- tGwendoline P. Clarke ing and competitive salesmanship of GYNGER FARM o o - ha5 been discovered by store - .1 keepers in Wembley, Londoh, who put out seats oil the sidewalks so that_ttreir custotiiecs can be com- TURNINGPOINT _ out any Uad +rind or thunder storm as can Ue -- eatiscratching,----- ft,,,ablr wt de they wait. f6 owing ing in its wake. As one hot, drinking, and, in th'tt case of hens; One of the .inventors thought it humid day succeeded another 1 laying eggs. The chickens, out on would make the harassed- house- think we it-ere all a little bit afraid range, are also continually on the ivives' more agreeable when he • y Mary Imlay Tayior - of what the' cud would be, espe- move. But watch for those same faces them across the counter. cially when e+cery' day ise heard birds after dinner and you will news of tornadoes. and twisters, hardly see a chicken around any- - SYNOPSIS �, and ear uakes, from first one ++''sere. The are either sleeping ' Stop —wait, ' I'm coming:" jitn jrq Y i 8 t'o■ turn F■lo>r arnrtste at • CHAPTER x1-I, Stenhart, who cried but she was g,•t *e at a gal- place and then another. • By the ill the cool of the chicken pen or L ppp� • bad--seen Sherwin and Jane, rode wa at Courtney, Where the brunt` in some shady spot outside. Then, The St. Regis �lliel back to the ranch and reported to 1o:•. Y, P R[[l! Jim. "She's in love with him,' Sten- of the earthquake was felt, was round about five o'clock, cows and _7_ hart declared. Jim was furious and Her brother, turned 4nd shouted tutte►x'ars, telephoned the sheriff to comb and for hia horsy. Jose ha± saddled it where son Bob put in a lot of chickens come to life again. They Set Sherwin. Stenhart again mount- time during' the war, hr the army, . are up and about their- business • Khoss Ruom wua u■u ed and started for the hill trail to ant Jim .lung himself ,into the , !thuNer- a ■,t teter,bo,■s. . of course. He read the news, and which, for them, is, keeping their, • NI U10. 62116 up — t show the sheriff where Sherwin saddle and was off in an instant, Double• Rs«SO op was hiding, then said' disgustedly- s' stomachs and crops' filled u : Jane was well in the lead, riding always ha g 6 p p' to Geoa PuoJ Dlatria ■■A Due- f CHAPTER XVII recklessly, but Tex was tired: Dims happen after I have left a tort xtttgtly. horse was fresh and the distance Place!" _ " * ` Rh�rnooroe ■r uatu■s It occurred to him that it would * * -' let aA. Ilsa be terrible to have the'sheriff find bet`ween'theni grew less and less Having- observed these dumb Jane with this man, . He drummed as he reached the bridge, crossed Generally spcakiuq 'I have very creatures take a. took around, and w'th his fingers. on the edge of it, ani raced on. He could sae little sympathy with strikes or .see what most of our two - legged his desk, his face white. Ile had now, as lie turned the loop, that strikers but during a heat wave wise guys are doing. You will find just telephoned to the stables for Stenhart had • met •'ntler on the -it would be no trouble at all to go men in the hayfield slogging into HOTEL METROPOLE " his horse when a door op tined and _upper road,; they were far 'ahead. on strike myself. After all, man the work with the hot sun beating old Teresa came toward him, a 'the posse had divided. too, and. is the only living thing who car- down upon them. Or women in All Beautifully Furnished , €` = - pager, in her hand. as Jim rode on. he made out their ries on just as usual in the 'midst the kitchen, some of them with a With Running Wfater plan; they meant to' cut Sherwits of intense heat. If you don't be- fire on, canning, ironing, or even Rates: ' "! ✓:'ll .gad this for me, senor? off, pen him on the hillside, and lieve me-just look around and see housecleaning. You find men and e The little brawn woman thrust the then beat the bushes. for yourself next time the mer- women too, working in stores o£- s��■SO up "paper in his hand. cury hits the high' spots - which (ices and factor s, right on It ,was ,the pictyre . of Sherwin; If Jane reached his hiding -place faces h the heat of the des lSyItw a .was• printed a description ; first, if she knew of some secret Heaven . forbid will not be for a 8 y. and NIAGARA FALLS little while yet. then OPPOSITE -Of the cri,ae. Jim frowned. trail. she would be trapped with , just as the air gets a little C.N.R. STATION himt The blood rushed to Jim's more bearable they quit for the the caught at his sleeve. Read J If left to please themselves all des because-At is six o'clock.' - it, senor!" she be face at the thoi ht;' he cursed hia Y r begged. 8 "dumb" creatures show a lot more - Half annoyed, Jim complied, folly for giving Stenhart this sense than we do when it is hot. Think what an easy pleasant life j Y Cows find the coolest sot in the The old woman caught at his chance. 'He's -mad with eaious t' p it would be ever }otie rested from ' sleeve, pointing. Through the open he thought, and urged his horse. pasture and there they stay through one to flee during the liar summer i the hottest part of the day, con- ' "rev. _ks sold 61:�..r�r t3,r.1,,a,:� >e� Tans- :: =us still ahead and -sltr� afternoons, and then worked again ' f disappearing figure, - high up the had taken an unexpecte:: turn to tentedly sleeping or chewing their from five until sundown. Quite `road• t ht. - cud, And the hens and chickens- . * * hr r�i4 Jim reme:etberrd that' what do the an idea, isn't if, and if could he - -- - -- he did not know ' where the man y do? During most done except for the fact that we s For an instant Jim.stared, then wzs hidden . $ut Stenhart did, he of the morning they are as' busy are such creatures of habit that he smiled grimly, "He was a wit. had tracked her, -anti Stenhart was %%e lixi e to work by the clock in- mess at• the trial; Teresa- i t going o� t may t; g t yard the cataract when not even 'tear .xoices above_ the stead. of being guided by our nest- -have bothered -him a lot." he lim ed him bst throw h tiie ural im uke•, i g t" g roar the ester but h knew p of l K b e Th' hrewn fad 0000site wrinkled • trees. that Cutler's men Deere behind * « k deeply with horror, it seemed to . "— " —" them an<T -be of re, them, creeptn Jim uncommonly" ike a witch's! On the ups e: 'road they travelled - y ' up the rnouritainside, steaahy ,and -Of course, like everyone else, "He's' got a devil t" she mumbled, falter. Cutler- and Stenhart, turn- sure. • upon • their quarry, as the we kept right on working during �- eressing ' erse•lf: Thin she 'caugnt ing a sharp curve beiween two hunter ' steals upoi: his y;lnie. that ativful heat. Not only that " at his coat and clung to it, keeping wooded spa The trees below Suddenly, his heart failed him -he but the jobs that 1-ad to be done him fro_. -the door. "Madre. rte them hid the brother and sister as felt he had ,done a thing that he were hotter and more tiring than Dios, don't let Jane marry heem, they galloped pact the creek, and 1 Know �YSt .era r �, might well regret.' Ka martyr if d 8e. The men were busy in senor.' she begged. ' there was a. long piece of virgin the hayfield and the ha articu- s the man was a convict, n }tad no y p - Now You Feel" She covered her. face with• her forest where they could. see notJt- reason to hunt hint 1ow�ti; rather. early heave: Then it was more -or - shaking hands and he heard her ing eiriier way, and the voice of indeed, hr had cause to s are him less of a worry trying out the new ° ying Spanish as he ran down. the cataract deadened all-. other p horse until we were sure what she "I know because I have been thag Jim's face sobered and grew pale. way myself. 1 have been so ehron- the sloDC- He must get to Jane sounds. Then Jane flung herself from the could - or would - do. But we ie ly tired that - 1 thought I would before Stenhart, unleashgd the Here and tl•ere was a glimpse of saddle and •.taftrd toward• the needn't have worried for Queen never feel well again. However, I sheriff's gangs He 'was honestly the wild n+ine..but Jim had never screened. opening f rite. trail, but, apparently has the normal strength found that Dr, (:'haft's Nerve Food worried. Second. thought had seen Mac's little cabin and, as vet, though she was Juick, Jim was of a horse with the disposition of won pJaveme new pep and enerVand - • cooled his rage• _he, remembe.•:d he saw no trail; then -'he obsery2d a t me on m feet,' quicker; he S+'�5 dowi) in a ma- a lamb -which is really something Y that -he owed something , to this. for -.a six- year -old. d am certain' T� fee, indigestion and loss Jp. reining in her. Horse. lo?-He Tent and after her. He- caught q of sleep are quickly relieved by Dr. fugitive that he wr + hounding. up: Could she. sec_ anything? He her and - held.. her, struggling:. in Glad site `is quiet 'for I am back to Chase's Nerve Food. _ Then he saw his sister. She had struck his s urs alto ' is 'owe. horse ' Ilk arms. my old job of driving the team Ask f on the hay fork, or the new econ. _ swung herself from the saddle down and the animal bounded forward. "You're -or, late, Jane!" he ex: emy size bottle of . by the aSablea, and as she turned They had come- to a sharp curve c %tin.rd hoarsely. ' Do•.i t �r■ f be saw how le she was. } you see? And there were berries to can Chose 's [)? and 'Jane- tryiAb to turn aside, * + .' I dol They're bound to meet- -but riot to pick, 'thank goodness. lost her char.�c to escape. Jim's look," And one morning we sold seventy- �Ien►e FOO� ' The devil take that fellow I" Jim h. rse, faster than hers. leaped a " _ five of out chickens -and believe -.^ muttered to himself, wrathful fallen tree and her brutlier snatched t To be continued) 60 polw -its. again. - Then . he spoke sharply._' at Tex's bridle. and' •brought• him me that is not the nicest jolt in 180 pd "l.50 L° • Where have -you been ?" to 4 standstill. ISSjE 28 -1446 hot Weather. Jane took no notice of his i ne. Jane strurk at hi- hand with her — -.- • -1 -. ` She came up,, panting. quirt. "Let me go!" she cried .NEW FASTER ACTING-ROYAL What's the matter:' she gasped fiercely; "I've got co go up that DRY YEAST ' "Perhaps you know bttftr than : i - „ trail!" t do, he replied ironies ly, ` Jane caught at- his arm with "1 swear you won t!" -Jim' flung .- - shaking hands. "What does ;t back. red In the fare. "you're any ,,,' ? ) mean? f saw Stenhart meet the stater." �� r' ':'`'°� t t sheriff on the upper road -tell me' The gir gird, dying to :-quick. quick!" free ' herself. •ind bosh horses 'y Jim, eyed her coldly I 'phorm f plunged. Then, suddenfy, she edve r for Cutler. He ' a gam o take that a little cry looking up ' through • „y � , ;,,�•„ _ _jailbird, Sherwin, ck to Rhode the trees. The rorses had whiHed Island and. Vin goir g to' help hi! the ctirti c a6 f.«G t that's all!” cataract; through widespread' br tnrhes. Jim can �. . Janc s hand drop ht a glimpse from his 8 arm. She' turned dea't of the -trail al' the ledge, above lily white. 8 B and for a moment she swayed • on thr precipice, a trail he had never her feet. Jim threw an arm around followed. never even' seen before, j her. "I'm too late -oh. sod, I'm too : :.,.:. "My God, tare; "you don't care late[" Jane moaned, dropping the-' for a murderer, ?' rein _ n d cla ncs s She - I - - .'pushed him away from ltcr ing her own against Fier breast. ::.. w:th both hands. "He saved your life and• you've betrayed him -you �„ The white, agony of her :ace Judas. she cried. 's•• :,s: iii r F } :> >, i' r sntr)te her brasher; in a tumult of < '''s•' 2 F: Jane- he tried to restrain tier f feeling, anger, and regret,' he held fi 'but she broke away,','ran back to low her eyes. At first. to th to fat• her horse' and leaped into the the horsy stead and tried to broad saddles Jim male an ineffectual lay f the :::: > <i:'s's: >:: }:it •''f% - -- u g e O e an the high ., .: {J:.y.'•:•r::•, >::a:a,t:,.'•� ,.�. ;::r.'i{G. ::r k: .. .., . '•: :.:� .. =_ -- - -snatch for the reins. Where are Its, he nothing the :• ::• >•: ::•::•: >' «. <:• saw of , ng but :. �t•:::e:::: ;z:: >.:: >•s ; >:; ts% - - ot. going, you mad woman? he .. •:• ::•s:<••:::•, ::: : :,., 'fs i y 8 g' Y shouted at her. _. white spray of the cataract and . _ v: %•s; �:,� • the 'mighty tree - trunks that She turned and looked back at seemed to rise upward in 'serried „ , ranks, lik an ' army. He could4 haggard and broken. I in J� ri• ° 'going to warn him - somethin We hive reason to be verq,'> gib,,,. thankful i h' -- having "` n this. district ,:•:�:•:; < ;:: «•�:::::: ;e<s _ dreadful 'will happen if he meets �' .....,,., •;.,; Stenbar-.1 come to the end of a most intense. '' >•'.!fr' " and uncomfortable heat wave' with - Add New Fast Rising Royal to water. R stat•a working is 10 minutest . t Ois t nd Goad a �ce" '!,i a ing�y • ; New Granule Forst Saves Tim " Fay t makes { "Saves Work i Scores' New - Baking Success,— loaves. ::o fussing with "setting houis in the daytime when - bread" the night before you can watch the dough. when you're tired and New Fast Rfal�tg Royal "not up to it." No risk of stays full - strength, ready overnight baking failure for use on your pantry because of tethperature shelf for weeks. Try New changes. New Fast Rfatng Royal Fast Rising Dry T IC A - _ Royal lets you do your Yeast today, At your - - whole baking in a few grocer's. • - MADY N _ 1 CANADAk Mopsy GIADYS PARKER K "8� Shipi xY� IA new Mauretania s being built �' _ VOICE OF l THE PRESS on the Clyde. It wll be 750 feet YOU'RE DOING A GOOD. ` long and 35,000 tons, less than half the Queen Elizabeth beth ,and J013 CON5VERIN"OW -YESA THEY = —_ Ignorant Impudence ,Only A Conjecture Queen Mary. i it i. said ti« she will be "as s big ig a as s any ship YOU HATE POTATOES. MAKE ME SO .-George of Britain," an Associ- Statisres show, that ministers likely to be constructed soon:" Is MAD 1 JUST ated Press correspondent assures live the longest lives,- doctors the the super giant liner to give way this continent from Copenhagen, shortgst. One conjecture for this to a smaller but more economical i•�'�``J GOUGE THEIR is "not likely to suffer from uccu- is that ministers thrive on volun- rival,?. 1 Tationai employment." In case tary contribtitions, while most doc• -Port Arthur ,dews- Chronitle 4•° EYES OUT/ you may wonder who is thus curtly tors have to chase after their referred to, it is King- George him- account$. self. The saying, "Ignorance is - Toronto Saturday Night truly the mother of impudence," applies here. Sweet and cool in any Pipe -- Ottawa Citizen ..Not Faith 6 1 Geologisv� are at a. loss to deter - jl mine what is causing a Colorado l(1 -- - Belly Funny Pipple mountain to move. In these days A Chinese visitor to the United- and times, it couldn't be faith. States has found Americans very - Kitchener Record peculiar people. He remarked: f „ "An American takes 'a. glass, putt World Does Move i - sugar' in it to make it sweet, then ` puts in lemon juice to make is Jet planes are now carryit f sour, then alcohol to give it Uncle Sam's mail at 500 miles an warmth, then ice to make it cold• hour and it is now said' to be a ,. A'e says. 'Here's to. you.' and race between a telegram and a drinks it himself." plane, with the winner. meeting a -St. Thomas Times- Journal radio message at the finish. The world does move. , 1 -St. Catharines Standard. Fortunate Prisoners - Prison inmates shoulJ be given Handbag-Exploring i the latest news of the day, says 'a "Women gon't go in for explor- = warQen. So 'they'll be satisfied to ing," asserts a feature writer, who a; stay "where they are? has never watched a woman fish - Saskatoon Star- Plioenhi through 63 articles in a handbag CANADA'S looking for a dime. STANDARD PIPE TOBACCO ' ?I� A ra- The Future - Kitchener Record. fit LADY$ / !.{ Why worry about'the future; are y - you sure you'll be there? _ _• . R • \nnn rr io tt'teoroai ruzzlr -Fort Erie Times - Review -+fir'' t.. «... .� 'Oi ;o- n.n •.•, y,; •; •yi : + ;; ,. *r. i•. .,..........'..: •-' ti�- ',' ;'„ "''h•�,•.•r;:,.c.,•.'` ".. :..•- ..,..- a•••�: �,� : ;.�, • �..- �..:r. •. ATROL P71 LIOiT!w �•,`ai :. :':•� �i : ;a..- ... :+Krh._ ��'' •t',tl' 'w•''�d= Educator - T t7 E T .,E P i 1 R! R I D T O I T F.. 15 1 A - _ " :. .,,.1 C n, . .. ',.,�'+ K'K .r :J��r. • ., < <e!....i a..•..r+.'�'•:...b :i:• "• K'bl :••i.. -Slim Chance! ` •. rte. :, ' HOP led S I- r" S 1=? ��' %j ?¢k. i'i :!c. �' •i'i. ;'.. i.�ne�.- ..'yi? ::' � H08IZONTAL India -Everybody appeared to be hav- 1 Pictured 55 Tiny M PATROL All R in g a good time last weekend when X�. the country, for , u change_ was - • .. - Earned edu- 56'Writing A ......,,. T . E 5 °w E T without a major strike. There is cator, implements 57 Bright color A IR G IE E e A, A reason to suspect that our people would m i o d co a to like industrial ce -`"----^ -_ -- _ ea <.; .... ._ ; 9 Standard of . 58 He is father p °' _ value of -the — C l.(p E if they- were ever given a chance - 98 Painful- - .system - to -'get used to it. / s 11 Over (contr.). VERTICAL 19-Be indebted 38 By - New_.Yorker (/ ' l 13 Dined 1 Despise 2i Misery 4-4 Musical sign — 14 Paradise 2 Native metal 23 Military 46 Garment - 15 Golf device 3 On the ocean vehicles 47 Window Helping Hand - a• 16 High card 4 Kind of fish 25 Fishing lure frame " ' A farmer near Woodstock was r _ 17 Barium 5 Before 28 Title of 48 Touch held .up with his spring seeding (symbol) 6 Fix respect 50 Ever (contr.) r ' - 18 At 6 g p g when his son went to hospital 7 Negative word 30 Winglike art 52 Things (Latin} w. However, fifteen of his neighbours wY 20 Morning 8 Require 33 Vegetable 53 Incorporated took a litt]s time off From' their - moisture 9Sets pace- 34 Pointed shaft (ab.) 22 Musical note 12 Staggers 35 Her _ 54 Standing own work to ,go to his, aid and fin- 12 the seeding job. In four hours 23 Toward 17 Lad 36 7 Saber room only the planted Z0. acres. - 24 Weight (ab.) (ab.) _ y ,p ♦ - � 26 Behold! I L 't 5 6 r - Guelph_ Mercury a - —27 composition . t0 :,'i" 1 I 1T� ' �9 Erad]cate + _ _ _ . THE SPORTING THING *` 31 Within 13 9 32 Oleum (ab.) Ib tES 19 O zl (HOBBY 03 Recreation ;"3- .._-+. areas tY 23` ?�1 25- ; 2b 11-- I, a 06 G - �' •� ' .39 Erbium 7 T i;9 iota 40 Be gwet! 31 t r.32 � Z. _ Kl Aluminum 3+I 3b�'— �3'�3g �--� / / "Sorry, Precious — but 1 just couldn't let ureter have. _ (symbol) 33 I _ • 42 Us :- ?',; yo 1 .•- ,,,,12 a • 1 the honey - golden, delicious Grape -Nuts flakes!" 43 Part of circle 1E?, "Woe is me-to think I'll never Bet "P'aiewell, then, i}ubert -sad be 45 Out of 49 4y :' S y6 t home to s tempting bowlful of a mse sure to snake the children some (prefix) �t : 9 f : malty- ch. nut -sweet Post's Grape- Gralie-Nuts Flakes cookies from the 47 Street (ab.) Nuts Flakes" t recipe on the packager•• 48 Pro ' "Forgive me, Dearl But rd never "I ,� W Sweetl And I'll make 5 t b 57 49 Suffix 58 \ - - - -- be able to carry oa myself, without - _ - • . 51 Operatic solo _ Citape -Plata Flakes' carbohgdratrs far them as ak#lfui]y as Grape -Nuts $4 Weight of IF «� energy; proteins for muscle: phae- Flakes are blewded, baked and toasted 4 g !ii � phorus for teeth and bones: Iron for from wheat and malted barley. What's GeorgE is reconverting . the blood and other food essentialist" more =4heyM be sa easy to digest." THE SPORTING THING ' :MUTT AND. JEFF— Well It's Only a Matter of a Few Stray Naughts Anyway By BUD FISHER - M'LOVE, THIS BUSINESS I KEEP PUTTING WELL,TAAT' BU'TTHATS NOT Rwn ' Oa�,MUTT! I BOUGHT A Ni;W DRESS r OF HAVING A JOINT THE MONEY IN MAKES IT MARRIAGE: IS LIKE EVERYTHING = -- FOR i�sp, AND I' BOUGHT - '- Y • CHECKING, ACCOUNT YOt1 A SHIRT FOR -SUT AND YDU k1EEP 'cASY - - A. PARTNERSHIP • WILL BE ` f LhO. K, BUT - WHAT? ' TAKING iT OUT! THERE WONT EVERYTHING SHOULD ` SE ANY BE Ohl A 50 -50 FROM NOW — `- - -1 f �SU�`� M, 7iUP! BASIS! ON i `�' ' •� - ' � -- ... �r 1 1. • '•1• •y • � /� ^,�' . JT'`' � /, a - - _ "You mean i have to be rude Wee that every time I want to s•. -� �� ;� .••- . eat ?" REG'LAR FELLERS — Anti - inflationist . : By GENE. BYRNES ' PRICE CEILIN's IYA GLAD YOU GOT NO ��- KINOA ARE OVER W YATOLENIL, IDEA HOW MUCH - BEHINp TIME5 I WHADVAYA YOUR DU5WESS 'b I'LL. GRANGE f BUSINESS i L05T i _ AIN'TCNA ? 1 MEAN ? SUT 1 5EE You IS EM RIGHT �l'' -�' TRY1N' T' KIP UP 3711_1. OBSERVE EM. THAT AWAY! WITH THAI CEILIN' (' YOU DON'T HAFTA SO' r sr =- �l STUFr- oil _ CHARGE iWQ [I5 - ANY MORE-? „/ � .• � a APOI/t5 4 1 I f _ r ' • ~F 1 Atlt/LS CA STICK Jl sT CK 2` _ _ • �C q d m.« w.i An "0.. nr...t --," s �• l.)cy' - -- -- (may - continued) - Classified Advt's solutions to their pro" `6 fact ' Sp ring Ia Here 1 � Maple Leaf FLre prisciplea at ' the top of their lists that it seemingly cannot be dame in •' • FOR S Li:- double frame house on of interes;a, as they- find that the political circles creates suspicion in LOOK TO THAT ROOF NOW 1 Co. `main s.t•set Mckerina. Apply, Don. and relationships created the mind of the average person as . Insurance •A. Beer, Brougham. (early possess- send established within Rotary, bet- to the motives behind tl.e subjects Call Us For Free, Estimates ion one'half, Aug. 1.). ween Rotarians over the face of the of international conferencea. YOliNG COUPLE: attending Ajax world, can be of a$sistalce to pol- • � • (40 Years Experience) Write or Pbons Divisi,,:i, University of Tomavu, iticai bodies of the many nations to • 1946 - 47 Commlittee, Chairmen (' G aseoi ne would lice house or apartmeac for the extent. and degree as can no Youth Comrnittne, Ray Doble; Club G $ Cheap Bates for Farm slid Country rem, by Sept. 15. We 4p W. K. Bell, other organization. The fact that Service,. Ross Irwin; International j� •51 Viet ria St, south, Wo,- datock• member3hip in Rotary includes rep- Service, Robt, Ruddy; Community Phone 743 Windstorm Insurance on Buitdlng4 -1 Bray J . ly and August- chicks avail- resentation from practically every Service, Cyril Morley; Rural -Urban Windmills, Silos eta _ abler -d ;olds-- p�.11eta- man- sexes, and all vocations, leaders of industry Acquaintance, Fra1lc Chapman; Voc_ _ Wh;tb� cockercis, Size up your needs, con- finance, education etc., are brought ational Service, • Miles Chapman; f t' Automobile ' Insurance o! All It ileiM tact us soon -for prices, breeds. A,*., together in Rotary in an atmosphere Public Information, Barry Murkar;- L(.•ckwoud Milling, that excludes everything of a con- Program, H,.T. Fallaise;, Fellowship, QO]\] n i SON Bowman & Rowe -- troversial nature. The speaker t -old Alex, Russell; Membership, Wan. a� N GI of the- jocular references that reg- McE:achnie; Attendance, Frank J. TRANSPJ T COUNTRY- HOMES ularly occurred- to the political prob- Prou.3e; Classification, N, R, Short- ! R urgently needed lems of each, between rapresentati4e reed; Sergeant -at -Ar era, Alex. Rus- STAIREY Foster kronen required for boys send Rotarians; at the breakfast table etc • ,sell. TRANSPORT - - .' - girls abed 8 fo 25 years. -- ....The Hindu and the Englishnian r s s s QA�'rA(}E •, SCHOOL BOYS COULD HELP at ,meals, across the tale taking tee Chas, Sterritt has charge of Mon- �t WITH CHORES MOVING eatre' Won't Yoh Give Our Children A `oo sly jest y. one another, bust all day night's program -n wt' 15. Th good- naturedly. When leading, oat- Camrnit#ee Chaixrnea will meet for � A � D 4 R kv t+i.[j S 7'nj�j & - Chance To Enjoy Country Life ' Tonal figures caa °get together" a- aanization, following the regular AGineoorc 36 c L� We. pay, for .board, cloths g and round the breakfast table "and find meeting on .Monday. 1lsbsoa �i Stouffville medical erpensaea. Applications ace- - Toronto AD 6528 - Pick, N s 171 opted frcen homes within a radius of thirty-five - - thirty -five mile's. frown Torontq. - Phone Steuftrills 346 Ptotees ant Ciuldren's Homes - +w �•s• a • •` -- - ` u ay Matinee P. e rti I ize rs Saturday at 2 P M. • _28 Selby St. Toronto _ The World's News Seen Through '. _ Door. o,►�n Each Night At 8.3� THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR - FRIDAY - RATURUAY. HELP WANTED An International Daily Newspaper Garden & Grain XULY 12 and 13 , Married couple for small mixed farm Is Trutbful-- consb-=Eive,••_Unbiased -Free from Smsatioeal• BAD MEN OFT WORLD on No. 2 Highway, . mile roves• of _ ism - Pditorials Are Timely and Instructive and Its Daily ' Hg Picked 7g. Hr, +else provided. electric- Fea°`�+ T�� with the weekly Magazine Section, Make � :.Any Quantity _- Kirby Gra:tt Armida sty, hit hater and fuel. Poultry and - the M- MiLOt__at_'_ Idad Newspaper for the Home. _- vegetable garde^ expe:ic ce deans- = Z•h• �:� Science Publishing Society '. 1 lb• i. 1 ton SING YOUR WAY HOME , One, Norway St Jack .Haley M. McGuire i . able. «' :ft' to assist h housework. Priws $12.00 Yearly, of $1.00 a Month - LO�� wo OD Universal News s' Preferably' - without c`: :Idren. Posi- ga ualay Issue, including Magazine Section, 32.60 aYear. - lion available immedia`?ly, Excellent _ Introductory -Offer, 6 Saturday haw 25 Cents. --- _possibi %l'i -s. Rox 539 :.ews O!fice. - -'- Nam 1' e ILLING MONDAY --. TUESDAY FOR SAL% --2 broad sows, 1 due on Ads4am r - p. - -_.- JULY 15 and 16 July 18, .one end of rricath; 7 sucks Phone Pick.. 59 . ling pigs, 3 wks. old on July 27; 34 - SAMPLI3 DOPY ON RI3QUFLST zigfield Follies suckling rigs, 6 wks. old Aug. 3.; .. ..... J~oa......,.......... 12 suck!: ig pigs, 6 wks. oid Aug. 10. DR. P. L. LOOS, with AN ALL STAR CAST S. A- Fa:rbairn, Pickering, phone - - - -._ ____ �_._- --- -. -_ -- -• -- -- _ - _ 143 R 2. VETERINARY SURGEON WEDNESDAY - THUt>tBDA! FOR SALE - baby's go-cart, crib, �DAIyFORTH BUS LINES LTfl• �` - DUNBARTON -- - I}1,Y i? �sc3 18 child's rock;ng chair, 2 t1l:dren's 1 sx • .. dressers. all in goof! ` - e.,n:litioa.- 'Phone Pickering 77 a- 5 -- - - -- e P K. 107 R 11. Daily Service _ The Spider Odd, and Ends - continued EhFECTIVE MAY 13, 19911 - _- Claremont Locker Richard C me Faye Marlowe tin Oshawa. She was ,ester found on Daily ex. Sun. 6't Daily ex. Sat. Son & T '� TOO L'V d RObt. Hutton Sea. & i3oL_ _Hai. Sun. do Hol. on Hole -7-the ;ease - bad'k�te:� -a.•� her - � -� u _ � ... p tom - -- - - _ -. -= J g .Stan Le ie an o - iclothes tore! Claremont 7.15 8.15 12, 15 3:45 8.00_ ,Select ,hurt cAjects The fire at thp. Nk`h,-, aoz Cabin Brougham 7.27 -8.27 12. 27 3.57 8.12 Standard Size Locker 99.00 A Year - : Zat at Liverpool, on Saturday after- Green River 7.36 8 3b 12. 35- 4.05 8.20 Cutting Rooin and Chilling Room PDTO -NITS - THURS. rnoa, r.- suited in one cabi_z being. Locust Hiii '7.36 8.38 12. 38 4.08 `8.23 Available Free To Customers .+damaged ,..m one erd ,at part of she Malvern •9.06 9.06 1. 06 4.35 &W SOME LOCKERS AVAILABLE R. ,/► T _ i1 � �T f a7 � T' :roof. Tie inside was badly burned. t3.ett:n .Leave A.l[. A.9i, P. M. P.I. P.M. TA YLQR • LO j �7 bi�i �f ii1 :Pickerin Fire Co. respondwi to the Toronto 9.15 10.00 .5-45 ?.00 8.35 +call, sa,irg the, adjoining cabins, /'UNiBAL DIilS(TOIt Mr. a.;d .Y.ra` Young: of - Pickering �YU 'living Time _ Parcel Express Grover MO, Oxford 130 pgONB CLAREM.ONI' 19W ar 1!J _ Private Ambalaws !had a f •w anxious n:o ::ears i•1 PY.aa !lark. iMMC K - llalvsrfc day eve •.:ag, when their small dau- . iFarrs S E%va #Ot' ;. g-hter, ,d had been frightened• ran GET THOSE NEW TIRES -NOW! �•. � Pboa�. � a� Markham. Ont. agony a �d Ed in some tall grass. - We Solidi Your Bvaitasa - 'Neighbom searched more than two hours before finding the girl. She ' Is the graadaughter of Mn. Joseph Dxmlap Tires disk Tires Fares Elevator aarcmont, oatarlo RA D I Cj SERVICE Cowan. - - y pbal a acs. Sa • Ofliae =W We have ear of Gluten ad E xide Batteries _ Car at Fimciag pop'�.' - Na. 1 Alfalfis Seed .Red G7owr .,CO"& err ` _ /� - -- and AU Grass •seen � I ` ;:,E" eerle$►S Motor Oil Special Pig Grower, Ferri Owa mix • •tee wa{ Master Chick Starter In doing a Guaranteed Repeb 13o Wks �. -� heal Job _ -. MUM of �.. �_, - _• - -RON. -WATSON, - -_-- -- Try, Fan's 31 p.c. Dairy Ration An !!tali !_; . � c _ Wbstem whole or Chopped Grain ARTHUR FIELD - !� >� • s''► Service Station ~ (: order stay nut or store cots 'HONE 52 B 3 - ..(UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) ___ -- - - -- _ ,. Pickering 4. Claremont, Oat. - -Beaslit MW �- > _ Used Clothing steriltsed. etssri� ,...� ed and pressed like new. Carry a . Its simple, but"; de- _ Sim we can furnish Large stock of higi► tlar adlA NOTICki sverooata and pants Also a goad memorials ' that will You may' never sell Gas' stock of now LeRther Beau mW please Esser every Oar i 1t' s windbreakere, and ,gents' furnisY. ,1. standpoint. In dignity - f4 U. MotorlStS Ifrga at very reasonable pr+ats. CV' of appearance ou2f work �►y - _ � i rind be convince!► will out through \ COAL, ' 'OoKE, has Schwartz { 4 the c Ages. e • ki" iW �ull, CEMEi�i t a Boca greet W.at. Pa4awrA. are No Greater Tribute N. W. STAFFORD � BAND, ( RAVEL, Highway Memorial vM' w A N T E D. Works I � / SIId ' DEAD• HJRSES AND CAT1111 h 462 Whitby, ant. 1 ••• BUILDER'S' SUPPLIES for tree plc'• 12p pE�aue , .,:also ioaal ©artage warx 1 PICKERING .. 77 R b. C � - CANADA'S TOURIST BUSINESS wd have 3190 plaeed in stock F% full'! PICKERING .. .. .. .. 98 R 21 � 1 _ LINE of MAPLE LEAF MILLD110 PICKERING .. .. .. • . •39 2 IS YNUR busi40ess - - COMPANY FEEDS BRQOKLIti .. .... . 55 CLAREMONT - �� A. We MITCHELL AGIl�COURT �.....' zone 2s44 We pay the '; phone charges QI$ker-iu� , On:t_ UJf�BtIN '1t E?llAtG -LTD TouatsT money spreads around. The Ppomw .., Ysivis 74: Rea. 66W Toronto Phone Ad. 368e t ,garage man, the grocer, the farmer- .,r •everybody benefi ts directly or indi- Permanent. Nagging Pain TAKE A CHILD VISITOR FOR den`al, care and pocket money' are l redly. The tourist industry is profitable THE SU111'i111•:'R ' su lied Rhat Frays the Temper aafl t pP by the Agency. The boys business -worth protecting. EspeciaIly An .urgent appeal is being riroa:l3 coma fram (homes where because of - Nerv?a. It maq be Your Eyes, - t this year whentheimpressionAmerican• py the Protesla7�t Children's Horn es illness or desertion 'there is no one • / visitors.take back with them �%iH influ• at 28 Selby Street, Toronto, for fos• to tare for them: C. H. TU-CK. OPT. D. ��: � �: ter homes for 1►uy5 from, eight to Anyone who can provides a'L-ome i, K ( ence Canada s tourist industry through for the be Disnley �IOek, Opp F, 0. %i ' fifteen years. boys is asked to _'t iri touch all the vears to come. , H. >7ztes are required far lint's fora 'With Pnstsstant Children's Homes at -. { •OSSAWA. ON'T. d period of a few months and in same 2.g Selby R 1'A 5121, Ct4NAD1AN TRAVEL BUREAU cases for a few years. The faster Homes a accepted within the - Phones 1816 bepertweatof Freda i coowerea, ONO" us of 5 miles of, Tnrrmto. I parents are paid $20 a' month plus . Family Allowance. Clothing, medical, ( our Adds. re This Matter) L p1 R E M Q N �' _ tortner's uncle, J. Benign Wilson the: which the Cenlenlial W. last week. A will be holding _ on Saturday •^ The pea-viner on the town line is in full August 10, on the church grounds ! to�a Mr. Harold Dickinson, -*hitby, swing, and boxes of luscious There will be sales of home -made I .' is spending two weeks at his )Some An accident occurred which might peas are rolling off the carrier into baking, sewing, vegetables, fruit and boxes ` Mr. ,here. have had fatal results on Saturday, enroute to VanC&rrsp's, Whit- b flowers; fish pond, white elephant and Mrs. D. Nighaswander ` Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kilpatrick and when Mr, John White backed ilia car Y` Mrs, Roas Carter table and teacup reading. Watch for accogapanied by . Mr. and Mrs. I. Lehman a.d struck his infant so who had nto, spent Sur#- _ n+ de, with friends in Claremont. wandered into the yarn unlmown ,to Y and children: Mrs, _Arci:iP White and children_Qaid. M Blake, further annouacementa and plan to set aside this date. Proceed:4 for the started oa an extended i r motor trip to the West Coast oa I Born,. on Sunday, July 7, 1946, to his father. He was'•taken at once to a visit to rs. J. Lehman and [eimity Goodwood, new oil- burner and decorating facts Tuesday morning, Master Earle the Sick Children's hospital Mr. and Mrs Gordon Benson, a dau- pltal for ob- at one de, last Y j- of the chu Lackey is apendi -tg 8 hter. servation. His leg waa found to be week A meeti was held apiMic• ROY This cotmi:± Sunda g y, Gloria Otart- part of his holidays with Mr, and �r sad Mr. and ffi1ia, Kz '^ broken aad body bruised. While Mr. Mr. and. -Mrs. Clifford Sodden, of y Whyte Carter's to plan a union P erod is discussing Young People's Cam i Rees r• ; Toronto, spent the week -end, with was in the city, his car -was I stolen, and Mr. White broke hie Theo pen -air service at hhe Park s across Canada at her meet - ! P ng. This saould be very interesiing Mrs. F: McNair ,and Charlotte Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Dolphin. own thumb on Frida Mr. and Mrs. George Middleton„ y was a success. Mr. Hanna, Mark- and we will look !or a good crowd Ann are spending a week at Canad- of Stouffville, spent' Sunda at the I Miss Gladys Gannon was a guest Pe• y ham, led the song service; Mrs, i'Ianna, a solo, and they rendered'• a out tv hear it By the way, our own fan Keswick. Mr. and Mrs. Gower, of Toronto � home of Mrs. Frank Ham. at the Sheppard home on Sunday. Mn. Wm. Brown left last week to The Paynter family, of Myrtle, duet, The choir and Mr, Heal gave camp is at S.tisrrow Lake from Jul Y 27 to August 3rd - plan to go i! Ytna are holidaying with Mrs'. M. Tindall. summer I '► $ Bakes Evening ted oodw had oa fairs- me3sa3es in song and prayer. We hope to repeat this interesting tug sec- at ail ssi Mrs• B• Re� is not gainirsg strength as we would like and is - Sunday evening, July 7th, Y. + Mr. and Mrs Eraestt. have moved into the restaurant which i endance on Sunday. Rev, Kennedy's vice in the -tear future. our P. U. withdrew its meeting i still confined to her bed. g a favor they purchased from Mrs. Brown, . subject for discourse was "The fell- In Memoriam The Institute picnic will be held of the ope:t air service at Cedar on Wednesday evening of this but will snake some alterations be owship,in the Suffering of Christ ". Grove, many of the gtroup join~: week fore opening. Services as usual next week. : ._ ed in the beautiful setting of Cedar - at the Altona school grounds. 7%s Men are at work on the new bard There passed ` • away recently i;r ANNIS - Ts fond aryl !Dolan$ 'ahem- 1 e tae Sports Program and Supper are vn- *tand at tha park this week, and '; the Went, bars. George McGregor, ory of Mother, who died July 15th, der the convenership of the Can- had the forms for the cement in who was once a very highly esteemed - - -place of Brougham. The 19` A beautiful memory loved, r3' 1 munity Activity and Social Comm- itteest Motto -- 'tf you cannot win, Greenwood on Monday. It ia. hoped- they ;resident family of a o_se _ make the one ahead break the moved to Re so .dear, re- to tine month. I that time, the Oldest daughter, Edith I cherish Still with love sincere, Mr. and Mrs, Percy Middleto-t and The Goodfellowship Class of and sun Roy, have passed away, I miss her love; her cheery . ways; ' _ daughter, of Buffalo, spent the week '`` sz A • 4Claremont and Brougham held a Visitors at the Harvey Liscom_b ' With Mother I spent my happiest, end with 'Mr. Wm. Middleton and 1 OLD HORSES WANTED .,picnic is the park here on Tuesday home on Sunday were: the three days, family. l ,evening.' A picnic supper followed sons from Toront +>, David with his As long as I live; I will cherish her Miss Katharine Green, of Buffalo, ! Campbell Mink Ranch Pays by 'games made up the evening's•; wife and daugh-.e•r, Charles, with, his name; is visiting Mrs, F. L. Green and Miss $15.00 AT YOUR FARM iprogram• w'i°e and wee daughter, and Robert In memory I see her just the same, Edaa, Mr. a ;A Mrs. Harry Porter left and wife. I love to think when life is done, Our new minister, Rev. Luddman PHONE AGINCOURT 18J12 on Sunday morning for a motor trip ! Buildings being 'erected are m.ak- Wherever Heaven may be, and Mrs. Luddmaa, are• expected to COLLECT s` :rro the Northland, i in haste-- -elowly. Lack of help and T%at she'll be standing at -the door, be here for the induction to be held Mr. Blake Briscoe spent the week materials are a hindrance. Lrp there to welcome me. is Greenwood Church¢ on Friday ev- For.Piekup send in Toronto with friends. - -+F rased and e'vei remembered eni; g, July 12; at 8,15 o'clock. Kin- - -. Mr. and Mrs.. Russell Conner, of _Ansley '�- by Elva. I sale avid Mount Zion are. interested sd, of Health - continued Dunbarton, spent Sunday with Mrs. , . - - -° 'will in this and hope to be present. Rev. i, �� Conner and 'Ira. LonsdaJe here. Several �tssotta be attending Highland Creek school career, physical defects can I P. L Jul1, of Brooklin will give the be in _ Mr. and Mrs. Don Hedges spent a ; Gra lid Lodge ge at T>ronto this week. few days in Toronto last week after correc*xd time to revert ail- address! p , - meats aynd•thua prevent absenteeism, The �: ny try to lean! of Eve one here is =so aeturning from Smith's Falls. the illnesJ Rev. PRETTY JULY WEBDINC, HELD , y sympathy of the coanrnunit Ttte M. O.' H. 67 'ded to Mr. and Mrs. Minaker of H. G. Crozier, o; Locals at home for Sunday were: Whitby, who' • AT- t'ENTF_ NIAL CHURCH (pre-school children), ' and family in the passing of their suffered' an attack - 'Miss Georgina Forsyth, Miss Eileen cooper, Harvey Coates, 3iss Bessie while in, Western Ontario. A. pretty_ wedding was solemnized Tatal examined: by M. O, H. 198 daughter Joyce. She was interested Parents present -- 78 Graham, Gordon Borland. I - A very pretty wedding, in the in Centeanial United Church Iast and always willing to help in all Deflect$ found b M. O. H. is for the Y .. marriage he sister rs. 4L Mr. Alan Prouae of Georgetown _ Saturday. innsa sting of deblosaoma, good community' iz_teresta examined: Total amber of She was an active worker in the- Lo at idol c Mr, as here last week - marking exam - - and Sirs. Reg. Ide her. last g + - Children _Mission, Circle. We will all miss her i ration papers. Satir- _ } day, Ti:e where Miss Marion Patrlci$ Taylor, from our midst. Eye defect (strabismus) ceremony was Jar, Thal. Hammond had a narrow . y performed daughter of Mr. wid Mm. John Tay- Y- Ear' defect (saute ear intectioa)101 eaccape last week, awhile pulling 1 by Rev. R. C. Copeland is the large nor, RouSe Hills, became the bride of "MURDER IN THE ROUGH" Tonsil defect music room which was very taste- •a •me boards apart. A piece of wood t'ir f fully Mr. J+ hn Edward Walsh, son of the Speech defect $ decorated with delphinium,. 'flew up, gashing him severely above ate Mr. and Mrs, Edward Walsh, of A few weeks ago we -reported. Mr. Orthopedic _ _ d regal lillies a.id roses. the eye. Picl�ering, Horace Brown, author, -having coa- Malnutrition g Prof, and Mrs, Dorlar,d 'of the !Mire and Mrs. Winker of Toronto, Western University, The . bride, given- in. anarriige by tracted to write severai books for.. an Cardiac g spent the week end- with Mrs. E. Landon, Ont., her father, was attired in a flog- American publisher, Advice ha- been Nervous disorder galled upon Mr. and Mra F. - M. a G'"easonl length 1st gown of petal white marquis Enlsr ' thyroid received of the pt%blisF�yttg &lid din- ' 6ed $cold Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hammond. of Chapman, on Sunday last. Both Mr. ette over satin- basque bodice, on>t- tributinn in the U. S:' of the f rat - -- I Postural defect 1B Brooklin, spent the week end with a'd Mrs. Dorland were s,udeatb at lined at waist and shoulder line with ",Murder La the Rough". 200 Thous; ' Mentality - - - Dtr. and Mrs, George Hammond.. Picketing College when Mr. Cho P- circular frill athered skirt with a 'sad g p The M. O. H. completed immu;ux&- copies have bees printed _ Mr.. and Mrs. T. Knox, Brougham, "than was teaching there. tc�ger -tip - veil of tulle with sweet- I; -tion against Scarlet -Fever by request. (1985 coWlnued) 'spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. M. ' Pastures are drying up and fruits are falling badly owing to the dry, heart halo and ca crying red roses '; The - - - ' =at one school of 17 children ia- - berries, pie aid other de-licaciea ` ,Ellicott. ± w"eather. The milk situation 0 and white sweet peas. maid of ,'lonor, Miss Doris Taylor, cluding infant aid pre - school chiW- were there is abundance. (that ' JKr, and Mrs, John Badgerow and going spent last week holidaying at � to become a problem, and with the sister of rid � a tne2 across ''he road fran - cl :arch ac . - . _ • .Alan Hawke Lake. increased costs of producti�n, feh blue marquisette over ' flee s wept, on the Brock P' garage Road). Swam¢ of school Ac'tivid w ` r7 Jir. and Mrs. C. A. Overland spent price to the coanaumer will have t•> 'at home I adv&--tce (always the poor Misumer. satin with barque bodice and full skirt,,Tbe bridesmaid, Miss Ma ( Mary, - Byron K. Leavens, of'Toronto, has Rapid classroom: iris _ Rai inspection 2138 Other inspections 'ZaS Iset week's holiday the of 'their son Gordon in Kingsto:t. (�), so that the fata wi is assured Jean Townsend, cousin of the bride, sold his Property on Church Street i Sent {tome Women'a Institute will hold -ce the coats of production plus -a wore a ftill length . gowrn of rose. for $1060. . . Acute commi„ a"ble >s th ne�R meeting 4n July iT, at little profit for himself. It is amua- marqui3ette over satin. The brrdp's Don't forget the Temperance Dw!ess- Skin _ 2.30 p, at at the home of Mrs. 31e1- sng to hear the complaints of the attendants wore flower- wreath hats onstration at Gordon's Grove this pediculosis 14 day vin Jolunaon. It is expected that city people when the price of milk to match with shoulder veils. of afLern:oon Classroom inspection fiTd Vim Doris of Alton&, will ' goes up. But when beer prices are tulle and carried colonial boaquets of `*rr`soa Falls S� phys3ical_ inspectoin 21x9 .Baker, I advanced, it oes without a teat. address the meeting, on `'The Value 8 Pro Bria- ncliffe roses and sweet peas, (.erirg, next Friday. Return fare from Pick- Y' t Vision tests � Many farmers are arguing that the t4 the Women's Institute Projects • g Y should strike like all labor is doing The •ceremony was performed by s $1.85. Heart. to -- Win. Adlawa has been n y '�Tyi g Children •defects to -the Jtnior Institutes' Special games for the children will be play -� a.•td then the pinch would really be • the pastor, Rev. A. E. Holley, Mrs, A, B. Gibso ►, cousin of the bride, 2e, . with new 20 out some improvements at his pro- Children with corrections 28 ed. ' Members to bring lunch. All felt. And unless agriculture is given- presided at the organ and Miss Bar- perty at the West End. (The AII,• ,1 New defects th -rse wishing_ transportation please ' a square deal, a real strike will fol- bara Parkinson,- saa.- "I Love Thee" ' away family' operated a , cooper fac- ; Old defects : '18 call Mrs. H. G. McIntyre or Mrs. N . ` low. A At the reception at the home of Cory Just west of, the bridge many D9FECTS-- Vision. 9, .Hearing Evans. I The community picnic is going to the bride`s parents, the bride's mot- ' years ago), • 1.To:noil 10, Teeth 3'8, CORRECTIONS Mrs. Edgar Aids and family of I be held at Lynbrook- Park -en Thurso be; received i t a dress powder blue The Meshcdiat C}iurch .choir ea- - Vision, new-. defects 8, old defects ° Richmond Hill spent a few days last i day, July 2R. Everyone is welcome printed sheer with a corsage o' red toyed a picnic at the home of Jas. 9; Hearing, defects a; Tonsil, -. w -' week at rite home of Mrs. Thomas, and a good time is expected, . Keep rases and Mra. _ Jackson, s stir of Linton last Friday night. _ d- f•.,cta 7, old 8; Dental corrections Bacon. this date. Supper at 6 p. m. Bri ng t:ne groom received in a dress of I A ct>t+y of ,the new War Pictorial - 273, • your baskets. A ball game will fol- Little Dianne Ratcliffe, Stouffville g , powder blue eyel -A embroidery, with has been received at' this office. VISITS -- April, May June 1946 - rs apendiag a few days with her low- married ,men vs, young fry, a corsage of red roses. Advertisements v o -Infant 26, Pre- school 73, School 189, grandmother, !Mfrs. Oudson Ward. For the wedding trip to points in •Ross All wool tweed nte;n's.suits, $10,00. Adult 22' Prenatal• 12, post - rtusn>i Bros. Whitby. m t Mr. Lionel 'Douglas, Bobcayge(tr, ___�Dunbarton '; ° - the hawarthA Lakes ar >a, the bride 8, Tubercul ;sir 4, Acute com eas- spent the week end with friends wore a dress of torquoise eyelet �• pounds White ,Sugar, $1:00, at .lea) 3,• "Crippled children 3, '4-mSocial- here. Mr. and Mrs, H. Blais and daugh- embroidered rayon with Whitt- acc- George Parker's, Duabarton Welfare 1, Not at 1;vtYe 14 New Flour, $2..> . 5o per 100, at-- Spink's families 42. Mr, and !Mira. George Lee, Stouff- ti ter .Lurline have been visiting rela -- essories and a corsage of red roses6 Mills. ,ville, spent Sunday- at the ,home of ! tives in the New England' States, On their return, the .happy: -couple Choicest Wine's Liquors and Cig- ; 1Mrs. Esther Palmer. ! Mrs. Bruce 'Pe,ler sad family are We are pleased to report - that with 's will resi•ie in-Pi4iteri:na, - . ors, at the Cuthbert House. Notice to Creditolrt� staying the forme ; motfner 11r3. Borland is improving after her and grandmother. Four toads of cinders have prov- � the Gordon House). _. AND OTHERS i recent illness. Congratulations to the Bu�barton ' • i 'dad lots of work for the tennis, court. Hope even body gill turn out __ JI LY F, '1921' Is' The Estate of Herbert Taher Ball Tenon in winning ,the series at Park Service Sunday t ' "l the Park on July, 1st- to get them spread and rolled. If r mercy, Fanner, Deceased. The summer Sunday evening sec- Miss Evelyn Annis is spending her we don't innk out summer will be : rer and :to tennis. played. Lets The frame -work of W. F. Law's ` new residence tuts been completed, ALL PERSONS fiavint; claims a�- vices in the Park will commence ��a holidays with her sister in Fort ,Sunday next, at 7.80 o'clock: Rev. Williarrr�_._ heave -to with a will, ; and is now ready for the brick -lay- gainst. the -Estate of Herbert Taber W, L. Wenham will have charge of • . Wednesday evening the girls of -era. (firs. J :,,,. Anran now occupies Percy, late of, the Townsh+p of Pick- the service. Morning service • is the ,Whitevale _ - the Quest Club were gues'.a of Marie Burns at Pickering. The Burns boys this bonne). ering, bi the County of Ontario. The Methodist •and Presbyterian Farmer, who died o;: or about the United Church at 11.00 a. m. Be slim to attend these services. !aid a fine trail and the paper chase Sunday Schools are uniting for their. 12th day of April 1946, are hereby .•s.:.;l w mn nth!• *"P ° +'n of IN E`' �' was really 'fun, especially finding 'adnval picmic on Thursday after- noti lad to send particulars of same s° '• the Womecrs's Institute will meet at BROUGHAM 61�C I.C4. µ. 44-t ens '=?'was noon, at Simcoe Yoint. to the undersigned o n` or before the The the first day f -- Anguet, 4.44f. the home of Mrs, W. A. Hilts hedge is mighty long and'lflenty weather of past week has a - -&€ter A, �- -•� on R' ednesday July 17, at 2,30. Roll thick, Supper on the lawn brought been just about a record- breaker. which date the' Estate will be' din- A guest of Miss Margaret Durrean t Call - An Item of Social We fare a fine evening to a fitting close, The •temperahnre hovered around, the tribuied. with regard only t the 1 last week, was, !Mir. Fred Baker, of , Sunday aftprnoan, the Sacrament. 95 degree point, and • e,,�n reached claims of Which the underArned New Liskeard, here for the Duncan 11Irc, J. 1Mlchachlan will 1>Et guest s►raker. Special music, ' A h c or. the Lord's Supper was observed t over 100 acevrding A some. shall then have notice, s d the un- : 'dercigned Rewnion gathering which took' place °arty incite, n ith a very rrnod crowd in attend- The (`sc, ls.-)n <'o :,�trnction Co.' have iviil not bp. liah!e to any :ion is extended, it >' all ladle. a; �larkha.m on July 1, {'h4� e re lo come. anc•e. Two infants were pre ented t'ne contract, of •laying the three persn:ns of whose claim they shall Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, of ' Several of tho ztt for F :apii;m: 1 :dv.ari .Tohn T:rain;;k, miles of pavement between Dunbar- no+, the:, have n6trce, young' people Lcan,ingtun visited their relatives ' enottd the open -air meeting at Cedar :nn of Mr. and firs. T -d hrainck; ton-and - I'ickerin� the work to com- i °'' - - ___ D:+ted at Toronto, this 27th day of here duri:ig the weak. Grove o;n Sundry last, and Robert J she, S'�h td, son of IMIr• n,e lice shnrtic: Juno, 19•!6 Mrs. Ford, of Toronto, is with Mr, ^` and Mrs. Ralph Sc•hai. 1'. NI. Chapman, L , F. O. candid- ; and Mrs, E. Holtby at present, Mrs. Greeri Tuesday of this week the W. A. ate for the ,federal House, was one .rngram Horwatd Perm ilyrtle Marle . Toitby being under the doctor's care Diver are holding their first picnic:. at th# rxf the speakera at the Firxt of July Percy and Archie Way Percy, Ex-. sufferiri r •from sciatica, Oshawa Park, travelling by charter- Celebration. N. J. Morrissey was ecutors, by their Solliritors, Beaton, Mrs. Auld, of Toronto, is p&ying Mr, and Mrs. Fred N ighswander A bus, Ne>•t week we'll give 'you Chairman of the Day. The proceeds Bell and Pond. 372 Bay St. Toronto► her armual• visit to Brougham, visit- and daughter, of Winnipeg, and Miss the highlights, at, the gate $285.00, at the booths, _ inrg at the Burrows' home, Gvace Lehman, of Alsona, called on Advance--Lotice is -here given' of o "r 1 JULY 1 AT BIKINI: ATOMIC CLOUD BOILS UPWARD _.lHightights,� of the News V.S. Price Lid Off Widespread Raids in Palestine The United States Congress has The 'British ,Army seized leaders tossed overboard all price and rent of the powerful Jewish Agency for controls. The way is open for un- Palestine during a gigantic pre- bridled' inflatio'i, and there are dawn raid throughout the Holy many 'dire , redictions` of what will . Land in what High Commissioner happen with the rein taken off Gen. Sir Alan Cunningham said completely, - was a drive to smash terrorism. The first day without price con= The Jewish Agency is the offi- trot found most prices holding to cially recognized body under the their - OPA levels. However, live- Mandate which has charge of ar- stock prices rose to record highs. rangements for lewish'immigration Rents rose in some areas as much' to - Palestine. as 33 113 per cent. Jetusalem was cut off from the. President Truman in a nation -,4 World. , Troops occupied ' the an- wide broadcast made 'the following cient capital, and- outside the city three -way appeal: signs were pasted' saying, "no en- To the voters —to make known trance, no exit ". to the ,lawmakers V-eir Aetermina- Sir. -Alan announced that 13rit- tion "to retain price controls and air's patience had run out because s•o prevent'inflation." To congress of the Jewish communities' "caro- -to speed, temporary extension'of paign of , vilification, • Incitements. the poweis of OPA and then "pass and threats of defiance to British a workable bill." To business —to warnings ".. "exlercise self restraint" against He said lawlessness from any - skyrocketing of prices until con- source henceforth would be sup - gress acts, pressed with the utmost vigor The - Federal Gurcu,uaauL �f — while -a'I., W,,..,.,, ZV.,.Spe's future Canada' it was authoritively stated are in progress.. in Ottaw.a, has decided . to stand firm in the matter -of main ; ainind - _• its present price ceilings, despite "Caretaker" Council for -India disbanding of price ceiling, admin- , istration in the United States. A "caretaker" Executive Coun -• ' Oil for .India, .composed of ' six The Badget Britons and two Indians, was an Finance Minister llsley last nounced by Viscount Wavell. His A week headlined- his first• peacetime announcement came as the British budget with what was called "sub- Cabinet :Mission, which- spent stantial" reductions in personal, fourteen weeks-' eeks in India to forma- corporatioii. and excess profits late a plan for Indian indepen- taxes- -all effective Jan. 1; 1947. de :•ce, departed for England., b- From the sky bridge of Vice Admiral Blandy's flagship, the USS Mt. McKinley, this towering atomic - s cloud was the skyline over Bikini a few seconds after the A -bomb drop July 1, Bikini time. Mt. Mc- z Kinley was approximately 10 miles from the bomb blast when this photo was taken. WEAPONEERS FOR A -DAY' - bledical'science has developed a -qq4 , ." i ��'{ � - . - - A DP fianceto cdmbat it available. rs not read- � • • • , • � snakebite where serum. i; N J EVfR ' - WHY, THATBLANKETY + hLLTELL HIS A NOW DON'T86 -- . ;•; ,, ''� PARENTS BLANK LITTLE . RASH, DEAQ, TwiNC aR TWO0 , {ZLaFFIAN, I'LL BELIEVE ME / 1JSRY N CEtLY - '' FI X -Him -FOR ► € THIS PEOPLE OL p / u ' .� _ . %,,,�Ys: 3. ..,,w :�• �'. - •.; �. -_,�+ � „ -_epee - - :,,, y�\ J. '..Under the nose of "Dave's Dream "•at Kwajalein, Dr. R. S. War-, "`` -" "" _ >rener (center), in- charge of scientists and technicians of the Loa _ _ _ _ '�� / •� - Alamos preparation • group, confers with L. D. Smith (left) and � � was " I 1Bnsign David Anderson, who rode with the atom tomb to arm it. DJ EVEQ ALMOST JUMP OUT F YOUR AND, CRA88JNC YOUR HAT,, You HEAD • -- - .CHAIR WHEN THE YOUNCSTER N>EXTDOOR FOR' YOUR NEIGHBOR'S HOME To civE SMASHES A BASE -GALL THROUCH HIM A PIECE OF YOUR MIND ASOU'T `FLYING PANCAKE' IS A WHIZ YouR L,v,NCRaoM wlNDow, HOW To BRING UP CHILDREN ' 1'M CERTAINLY SORRY, NAVE A 1 Ct1ESS' I<lDS T1iATS RICHT, I MR, MARTIN, IKNOW HOW CICAR,M2. JACS<— ILLSENC WILL•SE KIDS, - .. YO -a FEEL. --BUT WE N14RTIN EH, BILL �1 '�ME800Y OV^ R WERE,KIDS ONCE To F!X TRAY + OURSELVES WINDOW To-MORROW u + - '"44 , eee.K y 4 ._The United States Navy has announced successful experimental BUY WHEN YOU GET THERE HE INV)7'E5 •DjEVER START To FICURETNATIF EVERYBODY flights of 'a radically new fighter plane, shaped like a pancake, able l'„ ' . YOU IN, HANDS YOU A 254' CICAR WOULD CET To KNOW HISNEICHBOR BETTER ANID ruRNS OUT To BE A REGULAR rELLOW THERE WOULD SEA LOT MORE UNDERSTANOINC to hover at almost standstill speed or whiz along at from 425 to 500 AND FRIENDLINESS IN Y)qE WORLD TO -DAY P miles per hour. It's the XF5U -1, built by Chance Vought •Aircraft at Bridgeport, Conn. The photo above shows flight of. the "Bug," ACK. b•13W an "perimenial - model, with 75- horsepower engines. The actua' �DAWES BREWERY 'HORSE ")pancake" will have two- R -200 -2 engines, either of which can drive -both propellers -in case one engine fails.. � 7 - . - • � e •: ., - :.. ASSIFIE ADVERTISING CL D - Spots o f�S ports .. :. BABY CHICKS OR SALE FOR MEDICAL By Frank 'Man Harris (Sixbit Critic)' TEND FOR 'SPECIAL PRICES ON Ill'l'K RARE UN 35 HEAVY DUTY 1T's 1Ml'URTAN't' - EVERY sl'F- two and three week old started Chev, truck chassis. Motor recon- ferer ut ltbeumutic Yulua or Aeur11 h chicks. We have them in all the ditloned ready to go. (.uy Steven- tie should try Dixon's Henedy. As Some philosopher once so `" F•:: ; -:, " 'as "•': popular pure breeds ad d hybrid son. Brooklin, Ont. Phone 63, J Munro's Drug Store, J85 Igo,, UL- truly said, it isn't' absolutely y- %" 'p'is "' , . �. -• crosses in non- sexed, pullets or cockerels. Also day' and eight DIESEL ENGi11TE, SO b. p.. FAIR- ti. tawa. ostpaid i1.UU. P necessary to be a screwbalt in y Y' / -old week and older pullets. Top Notch banks-Morse, type Y. single cylln-. IF VUL bUFFER VRUM AH- 1•Hlil- ro or t0 be a real'sports fan; but der -- Chickeries, Guelph; Ontario. der. Excellent condition. Installing greater h. p. Ayr District Co -Oper- tic, Neuritic or ltheumafte pain, write us regarding Colchina the re- still, it helps. And even when ir^ WE'LL 'GAVE SUMMER CHICKS ative, Ayr, Ont. medy that is helping hundreds. Sports themselves become bore rUi available. This month and August. Dayolds. Pullets, non- sexed, cock- ELECTRIC Ml /TORS NEW, USE $1.40 pays for seven weeks supply. luternational Agency, 22 College some, there is always real pleasure F. ' •,' y„ erels. Contact us soon for prices, bought, solo, rebuilt: belts, pulleys. Street, Toronto, Ontario. in observing the mental processes } "l, breeds available, delivery dates, and get your order In, Bray Hatch- brushes. Allen Electric Company Ltd.. 2326 Dufferin St., Toronto, Ont. -IF YOU'RE BALD READ of those who play them, those! cry, 130 John N. Hamilton, Ontario. 'Six Power THIS who promote them,, and those '• • ,_FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT WANT -EXTRACTOR. Basket, t _... Driven, Ruddy Ltncapping Tank, o your rses who .follow # :,'., �,� �,�ti, �C;, °';•: s ___ to fuss or bother with day old' E65. Isi•ge,- -Double Boarded - 'Puppy- --"'now. HethnCinbout p }the - - -' _ •.' #{ - ? chicks we can give immediate de- livery on two and three week old Kennels $5. Excellent Value. $. Woods. Mono Road, Ont. the new, remarkable treatment Like, for instance, the elevator .' started chicks in all popular pure for baldness ... has grown hair in case 'after cast professionally co-n- Operator in a big dotvtt -town of- breeds and hybrld crosses, mixed, breeds FUR THiS FALL'S HUNTING. RE- trolled and supervised, New hair fits building who Confided t0 its, y� pullets or cockerels. Also day olds and eight week to laying pullets. gistered pointer puppies. 'Perfection Pointer' Kennel, • 1579' York St., has definitely. - appeared in most file day before 'the fight,. that she 4 Reduced prices for July. Tweddle Windsor, Ont, cases after treatment with He ctive cis Scalp Yreparatton. Effective was betting ten dollars on Billv Chick Hatcheries Limited. Fergus,. Ontario. FOR HALF. - MIXER FOR 11LOC'K. also in feminine baldness, Start this Conn IO beat foe Louis. Purely Vice Adm. Bernhard H. Bi eels mortar of concrete, • one third cu, new treatment for baldness now, Remember, it Hexonicln Scalp -Yee- out of the goodness -o{- one- heart - -- - commander •of, the U. S Mediter• _ - LAKEVIEW CHICKS Yd.. Rasnllne driven, n_ateel wheels, 9 available immediately, Peterboro on does not produce results. {she tvasu't ' a bad - looking -little ranean naval forces, is in charge of area. Box 102, 73 Adelaide W. Tor- after following directions YOU after thing, at that) -we told her that the three -ship detachment ordered Sllecisalized Breeding Plant Of onto, Ontario. GET TUL'R �1UNEY BACK ... every, is insured with leading she tsar making a very to stand by at Trieste, when .r! 000 Bleeder/ / Jar sold a Canadian Insurance Company. Don't grave error, and that she could far y develo over, Italia[ trouble may p ' • � �EOok your order for July. With 'meat, FOR�SALE - HOUSE postpone. ,Send ;3.00 (cheque, or money order) today for trial Jar to get quicker action and just as Speedy and Yugoslav Claims to the cit7 the scarcity of there will be, a big demand for Poultry 'and ONE - STOREY FRAME HOUSE near Strathroy, Ont., 24 x 13, Hexonicln (Canada) Limited, Dept. returns b tossing her mesa out y g y - - -. Eggs this Fall and Winter_ at ,size and 22 x �R('ri *- Rix 2. Glencoe, GI, 216 Ossington Ave., ,TOTOnEO 3, a ads . of a top - storey window. But she the matter of the Turonto • Maple attractive Drieea. It will pay you to put in an extra brood of ehtcks Ontario. ' ' warm convinced. - "IFFaybe you> Leafs' - in ri b` g d of Ba$e Pratt, year. MODEL. 35 CLETRAC TRACTOR. 1CAL lNS'lYRl1IlE11TS MUSICAL right," . she said. "Maybe Conn and was highly indignant over the Prompt Delivery -- With a capacity power take_ off and starter, FRED A HODDINGTON BUYS, hasn't got a.. chance -.but Still, I whole thing. "Tieing the can to.- of 60,000 Lakeview chicks week- ly, 45 horse power, 12 -Inch tread, ex- sells, exchanges musical tnstru- laelieve in - supporting the_ white Babe like that is a dirty shame," we expect we can: give prompt delivery, but to be safe, book cellent condition. $1,800. W. C. Coles, 25 Outnrlo St., St, Catharines, ments, 111 Church, Toronto 2. . r-tan every time. he said, "and. the {ens 5shame" " Your order &' ace [or July. Ontario. MUSICAL INNTRUMENTS RE- a s . stand•for it a minute; in fact' Grade A - Large Type White Leg. horns; Sussex Leghorn, Rock paired and refinished, Violins, t:ke- Minor Just exactly how she figurG(l -for I -think that all of us supporters of x x Leghorn, Leghorn x New - Hamp.. PERFECTION "MILK - MASTERP' line lele expertly repaired. re- pairs, on Banjos, Mandolins and losing ten dollars on $illy Conn the. Leafs should get up a petition mixed ll %c„ pullets 20c., cox 6c, Milker will operate on any pipe• installation. Single unit with 511 lb. Guitars. For particulars write A. was going t0 help uphold white rote'tin against such a ran p g g - E Rocks, Rock x FLamps., New.' Hamps., Sussex, Kamp capacity, stainless steel Datl, capacity, C. - McGarvey, Orrville. Ontario, deal." +► Sussex x *. �. , `•$nixed $12.75, $17.00, cox Immediate delivery units delivery supremacy is more than we can pullets - $14.75. Send deposit of 1.1.00 per and vacuum pumps. Box Ter - P p OPPORTUNITIES F'Olt WOMI• 4 fathom, so what's the use of iry- _• 100, We er guarantee loo ,o live de -' mina•I Station "A ". Toronto. 5 I ing, Still, don't ever start think- The friend only miltil y y inter-' livery, order• from and enclose " _ BE A HAIRDRESSER ing it is only the feminine mental- ested, at, this point said something this ad. SiLVER PLATING PLUiD. EASILY JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL " ity, Heaven bless that about not knowing that the other Yarrfe White Lewhotrns - Day old " and started up to 4 weeks old, made and sold. Vast market. For- mula and sales plan One Dollar. De- 'free; Great Opportunity Learn Halydressing i .it, C2A come up witli that sort of un- such • an, ardent, Maple Leaf Lakeview Leghorns are the large ' type mated •with cockerels front tails Krysto Products Co. SANTA CRUZ, Cal. Pleasant . dib:.lfled profession, good wages, thousands successful Marvel • t asoning. 1 =pr while the female _µ'as sitppbrter. ' "Well, I should say I _ ' Pd. stock - '.'Real Egg Machlnes.'' graduates. America's greatest eys- of the species may be, as the poet am," retorted the irate one hotly. Send for Weely List - of special. THE NEW IMPROVED HAY tem. Illustrated catalogue - free, said, deadlier that the male, it cer- "Why, I'll bet I. haven't missed - prices on dax old chicks, pullets; and cocko ela..and started chicks. DIVIDER White or call MARVEL HALRDIteSSINU' . tainly can't be any dumber, one single broadcast in' oiler fire _ .Lary mad Fall Hatched - Book your order for July or Fall Hatched. -- W. Can be fitted to swath boned of any - SL'HUfit+.,} -- - 358 'Bloor St. W., 'Toronto, - - - - ---- -* • s 9eara.•• - - - -- - chicks now. All mower Will. replace help usually needed to fork hay .behind mox•er Branches: 44 King St. Hamilton Take, for , example;. the highly Yes, as we said before, a certain _. 1lpeetal Started C31cks -- two weeks old heavy breed' 1n heavy crops. Also says't1me,' as 5: 74- Rideau !street, Ottawa, authentic case of the .very angry_ . amount of R'aCkine55'i§ teal - envy rd chicks. 17c. pullets 22c heavy there Is no clogging of knife or hockey fair -an incident which al- ' tie" ' " breeds, cockerels 17c, also 3 to 4 'cockerels. knife guard. Guaranteed ■atisfac- lion, 17.50 f.o.b. Brutal. Que. Sole PATENTS _ though paralleled .many times to i:andicap to a successful partiei- Week old pullets and ' 51fur and distributor for 'Canada FWrHERbTON)IALGH A CUM /'ANY the pa5t,'happened only within the patiOn.lrt sports, tither Ori LI]O aide- LAKEVIEW POULTRY and U.S. Local Spare ime Agents Patent Solicitors, Established 1849; past few weeks. This articular P ' lines, on the managerial' bench, or FARM Weiss Br05. FARM, t wanted. A. Arble. Bristol. gee. 14 Xinr West. Toronto. Booklet of Information on requesL fart was discttscing''Mith a friend in the arena itself. Especially the ' Exeter, Ontario. latter, We art thinking now of a TUBES .tND RADIO PARTS HARD TO GET ELECTRICAL i•I�U'1'UhltAl HY young apprentice jockey- who had ".PLLLETS RAISED ON CLEAN Electronic supplies of all kinds: FILM% DEVELOPED i'i (-elf. GUA- CNECKf D been riding in somewhat' sensa- __ range, deli weeks to laying. Prompt delivery. Free catalogue. list for stamp, Economy 111stribut' ors, Kingston. Ontario. ranteed one day service. NO WAIT - "' isG ✓jf% �/, ITCH- tional fashion one se-son. and Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, LNG. Bay Photo Setvfcr, North Bay, 0! MonerBaek who µ'e had been commissioned - Fergus, Ontario. TWO WALKF.H• FONHULNDN TIME TESTED QUALITY For quick relietfrom itching caused by eczema to interview for a certain puMi- LARGE 'TYPE LEGHORNS guartinteed un fox. one $50.00 one 325,09, Two pups three months old SERVICE sand SATISFACTION Athiate'sfoot scabies,pimplesandothr�ciecauns condition a e rc, roolinar medicated, Irquu O. O. Q. cation. In the course of our ta'dr loc. 310.90, female $8.U0. One trig rabbit ' A terrier guaranteed hound 115.00,'A Your film* prur,rriy geveleppd and PlltiiClflts?10N. Greaseless ar .t3lnleas Soothmcomtn,teanQ uieltl rein s t+'e told the young y g peak, as a rtal that, his '/ Leghorn bullets 21[,..011 Bru>ederw double bloodtested and backed by k rat 30.00. All on mink rats and skunk $3U.U0'. All F. O, B. Huntingdon. Alfred Goy- P rtntea s UR 8 E C 'USURE HULLS - 25c. ntenseitchin 6 Doo'tsuffe• A.k��r��000 rd rd -tv for O.O, D.PnEsCR1f•T100L compliment,. manner of sitting on a horse somewhat re- h1t;b pedigreed foundation stock. 'Many site, Box 34A, Huntingdon. Que, _ REPRINTS 8 for 2Sc, FIN ENL.ARU3NG t31:HV1/ E., minded tis of 'the ,great Earle Hurondale customers report beat chicks I ever had. Walter Horton, Dryden, - We were well _ FA It M!1 Fltlt '+A1.1< You may not et all the films g You want this year, but you tsn get all �� Sande. • 01 • -.: ., pressed with the Dulleta we re- _- 'eeWed lost year, Pullets laid Weil. LARGE UAllt\ 7•'.11tH IN \'11.1.A(:E 83 mites from 5lontrenl. 40 head Of the quality and service you desire by sending your films to IMI'FRIAV PHOTO PCHVtCli ��y'�� " The kid didn't bat an eye. ' , f/ that So:" he casually replied. Heavy Breed Pullet3 17c. cattle. Large quantity timber pulp aatlon t, Toronto. (Sussex x N. Hump., Kock x New and wood. Price 330,00(1.00, Rox 99, ' On DAYS, Of Month? Then, after a moment's thought, Hemp., Barren Rocks, Pure tlttsaex 73 Adelaide W. Toronto; ANY SIZE ROLL is '� Bee mediMne ;..Hey elJeawe to he added. "I Sass Sande' was K l . -_ and New Hampshire pullets 17c. eve Ptable distress and tiesd, nom• pretty good too. Pure Sussex mixed 13c., Sussex x. N. Hemp., Rock x Hamp.,•Rocks A NUMHP:R OF (:OOU' 1011111-ACRE •' farms with hydro, buildings n' _. „r h e�p,su,rP, wan.lrritablefeeliaga,ofsuchdays - - - , "and New Hamps. mixed' 1-c. Sus - good ti rind also bush on' these farms; a UF:\ F:I.lei•F:U Ja 1'14IN-1 ED ire. when due-to famaLe fucetrooa! monthly diseurbanceal y' sex 1 Leghorn. Rock x Leghorn and Ixg3rorn x New Hemp. mixed Up, it •ot 50- r re ltlti- $re r und up, a number or tUU -Here forms 3 MUC\'fl.0 ea -tirul Easel MS 2Sc Size 4x1:" in'llenvtifal Easel Mounts /�/ x llc., pullets 0c. paaorted pullets $3,000 and up, •a number or 150 and- Enlargements •4x6'•' on ivory tinted 15c- "sorted mixed--9c, Cockerel 200 we farms $4,000 and -up; these mounts 7x9" In Gold. Sliver, Ctrcas- Walnut Pretert your IIOOK-r sae VASR -.and started prices- on request, rarrri- have all got good buildings slan or rttack lrbony flnlab freer FIRE mad THIEVES. We Order Crony and enclose this Ad •31 00 per 100 deposit. and also some with bush and hydro. These ore all good that should rrames. 54c each, If: pnlnraereeat colourFd, 79c earn, H Combat brp • dse sad type of Safe, W HURONDALE CHICK ,value be Picked' up at once. J. C. Long ;' Reprints St.ade From Your - Cabinet. for any ,parpone. Visit - _.`. HATCHERY, Real - Estate Hroker, Brussels, tint. Negatives ac, Earth IIF.IIf. M - ATK wedte for prlreft, rte., to -, -_- !London, Ont. : HAIRIIItF.!tRIN7: STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE ` - THE - Itox Iat. I•mil Offire A, roe -ago. Itheumatic.pauts may often be tamed by {sa'. J. & R LI M I t tss ` 'WFl CAN' GiVE PROMPT DF,- LEARN HAIRLRF:sD1NG Print N4rrie Non -Addre.P Plair•'iv, tucess Uric acid, a blood iatprily filet .J,TAYLO 'livery on pullets eight weeks to Robertson method Information on Hobert- should be extracted by the, ki oom IF R(]�Q' SAFE WORK-3i laying In Barred Rocks, few White LPtthorns. Free request regarding classes. son's, Hairdressing Arntiemy. - -121- SUPREME SATISFACTION' •�ysfaitandexce"oricacidrem i-- it -' .'Hampshires, catalogue. Top Notch C hickories, Avenue Road. Toronto, Can ��ni�' he .tttmrird by hnvinK stay came severe discsmfort slid Pain. ,i - t4a Fn.nU •Ur /+. i oronsa Guelph. Ontario. your film.+ 'pi oce bsed by highly -Treat rheumatic -pains'•by: kOap�lj Fair Runhll•hpd Ih'.r - HELP WANTED iskilled technieitin +' using the ver,V kidneys m seed txrtdifieet teat sad a HEAVY BREED PULLETS hest materials •und 'modern ma- Dodd's -Kidney Pilla,� Dodds ixllp .yow I7O. W'.ANT'1•:DI F.XI'F RIi• :NCIiU %1 \t:LF: chinery, All is obtainable at )otvest ki*wys yet rid of troltble- making poisons Sussex. Sussex x Hamp.. Hock x dairy barn ussiPtant. Good wages. board* & worl.tng Co.ndttions. -Apply prices. Poll developed •Lod 8 prints ..5c', reprints 3c each, -All work said excess acids --hel feel better. p )� HARNESS & COUAW.; i =Hemp New HamD. and Barred Don Head Farm :, Rwhtrond -- H" - - gtrar,,mtevd. - -' ; :� What Dodd's can do for j•su. {3y Farmers Attention - Consult Rock pullets 17c. Book your Opt:uio ,(phone Aiupld 55W)• "TRANS- CARADA FILM - your nearest Harness Shop order NOW. $1.00 per 100 deposit. Order from this Ad. •Hurondale DIETITIAN SERVICE WANTED about Staco Harney Sopplitt/ Chick Hatchery. London. Ontario. Turonto b'L Unt. We sell our goods only through • ` RELIABLE CHICKS Wanted at .Muskoka Hoopital. Sal- ary $166.50 per month or .$140.00' ' Oshat Poulevalyd, Osh A your local ' Staco [.,Father Goods - per month with full a T'1•:A /'HFIt� \\ ANTED as a, wants dealer. The (,►OOA! Sr! JULY PRICES ON' BABY CHICKS, Barred Rocks, $9.75. Hemp X BR, wittitenaac t One month's vacation with pay at resort property.'unimproved, wood - ed; good beach, n'eaf highweiy, ,f�l�'ht, and s0 are OUL prices. - 'to t the end of one years service. Blue PROTESTANT TF:ACHF :R F'QI( %.S. We' manufacture, in 011r fee $Yrre STARTED CHICKS, u D 4 weeks. •Sussex, Barred Rocks, Cross Plan available. Permanency for the right person. Apply to Sup- No., 1. Dayton. Apply. stating r.alary and g6nlificati6ns •end phone num- WANTED TU PURCHASE PULLETS toriea - Harness, Home Col., Leghorn pullets. . HYBRIDS Leg- erintenlent," Muskoka Hospital, tenhurst, her to Leonard .Cameron, Sec'y, Barred Rorks, New Hum Pshires, lees, Sweat Pads. Hone'131an• horn X 73R. Hemp X BR. Prompt ' shipment Miller's Chick Hatchery, era Ont. Dayton, Ontario, While' Legiiorns any age from b weeks kets, and Leather- Travellipq Fergus Ont, WANThU •TY'PIST 1\'[TH R601i- p toylBox(adopric^: Goods.' Insiltt on 5tee0 Braiad keeping experience. Give full in- TWO' QUALIF11rU TRACIIER% wanted for S. S. No. 6 villa •e or Adelaide•, W., Toronto. Trade Marked Goods, and n y U - - -' RZTSINESS OPPORTUNITIES formation and wages expected. QuadevUle and Extension Bruce- 'et latlsfBCilOn Made oily hp. AN EXCEPTIONALLY' ATTRACT- lye sales is Apply' Twaddle Chic!: Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. ton. County of Renfrew., Duties to commence 'Sept. 3. 1!146. Salary CASH FOR YOUR USED CHEMICAL TOILET BOWLS • SAMUEL'TREFS.CO., J.T . commission proposition hread, $7,200. Apply to Bark Kenncll >. . WRITE FOR CATAL G OF : tcailable to all milk and other delivery salesmen, students, GENERAL STAFF NURSES QuadevIi1e. ritario. Kaustine and other makes urgently i2 WellinRlon'St, F:, rornnte vacationists and others desiring or full. time 'employMent. Operating Roots Nurses r:1;F: \ \':U,1:. ORT- TEM, Co. RF.- required. Highc.-t ,prices paid. Write 194 Griller Avenue, Toronto. r part Please forward name, addreas an telephone number to Box 1111, � $100.00 PER MONTH, PLUS FCr.I, maintenance, 3 weeks' vacation Quires Ist class teacher for public school, Protestant, duties commence Sept. 1. State Adelaide St W., Toronto, Ont. with Da >' and a $5U bonus at the quanftcatrons and ' completion of 'each year of serv4ce, salary expected to S., f ; Peterson, Pension plan. 1 day sick leave with Wenvole,,Ont. DYEING AND CLEANING fiAVR YOU ANFTBING NEED% pay per month, accumulative. Bus service to city street car lines. AD- lRF.0 • - 'automobile" • �echani�s ply': Superintendent of,Nurses, Tor- for Sc•: iber Continuation tion for Schreiber Continuation School dyeing or cleaning? Writs to uR for onto Hospital for .L fi :r- d;.ld< E: ,Fi:_.l„ `lis}ory rc- L, Information. We are glad to answer your questions, Department H. Parker's Dye Works, Limited.' 791 Phone JU. 1'163. _ Science, Junior et. T, Art or Appli. P. T,',,:,nd Cadet Training. A Ii- Wanted 1 _ „• Toronto, <)ntario, MF )1CAC cants to state Qualifications, salary Tonga' Street, and experience. also inspectors' re- 1. -', i; ' F/ilt !tALF .. ..- GOOD ADVIC'F1 FVEBY SUF'F'ER- er oI Rheumatic pains Neuritis ferenres in first letter, to Chairs man L. P„ McCunig, Schreiber, Ont. HOUR _ � r - ATTENTION FARMERS a ro'oe "DrugyStDore,,° "335 - Elgin, Otta a. ISLANI) FALLS, NORTHERN T8 . DAY TOP PAY a 1- For Sale: Regular Tractor Tiret, Postpaid $l.00. ONTARIO SPLENDID* WORKING CONDITIONS lug trends, Ruitabie for boltlnR on steel wheels, front wheels � $5,011 STOMACH AND THRF:AU WORMS � (North of COrhrone► each, rear wheels - $10.00 each, often are the cause of ill health In A �on�•olidrited one room seeds " F. O. B. Toronto.' When orderin);, •Laic bright and width of .wheel. humans, all ages. No ore tmmune! Why 'not find out if this Is Your school, requites I'rotestantl expert= female for ' NIZWTE OR National Rubber Co. Ltd., 5 Wilt- ". trouble, interesting particulars - • enced teacher grades 1 to•4, Xiimber of pupllP•.lE: Music, , +' PHONE - chirp Ave., Toronto, Ont. CARPENTRY - NF.W ROOK. Free! Write Mulvetl'ev'n Remedies ApcinliPts, Toronto "' " " "° °°° __8nd_corial service, includhtg <hll- dean's °Sunday School 'rlmt , hpipfiil. MOUNT -PLEASANT' r MOTORS LTD. ; 'Complete data or"t�fratning -walls;' "' roots. trusses interior and Alt'1'H11441!t ECZEMA 0INTiVIRNT. Try It. It Arthur's' E'tietna Salary $1GAppl starting September 3rd, 1x46. in Her. f CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALERS -stairs. works. Srirett; y. ibor beet 7.. RsAvenu tierrptto s exterior finish. A mine of inform- Ointment, one of the most effective _ 2 it, university Avenue. Tn.rnnto r, 7tnt. atlon for those Interested in con- niittrrientP known 'for '$fie eeltef of, ", c' Ili 632 Mt. Pleasant Rd., Toronto HY. structlon. Bent postpaid, Three dOi" wczema: SOc.. 911[. and S1.Sb. For In 2181 Wasterprint Company, Tornn -. rnrnintion writs,Charles Arthur, 82 ISSUE'2ti- -194ti v to 14. Canada. Sprhre Hill Rd.. Toronto. Ont. Notirce �to You T"ok la' wire i ering rd I Wo also we Brantford Radom -NERAL HARDWARE vqhe, ore and and "Self- Grobeteria SUPPLIES In, ind Enjoy Your we do baiwift of '0 11" If Considering Buying Or Quality Drugs =GORDON F. OBBORME, CHARLES BURROWS XMXAT= GIVRN An BROUGHAM, PHONE 5R21 ---TAffAPkt* 6000100tig LiAb to FARMS A SPECIALTY Re" D. Xvnre Community Centre - continued Sunday ILSO P. X -.6 P. 9L ftephoiA 522 Whitby, 00% Uth year so the fall. icatiOn of the 60 thouzand dollar pro- J. Re Bo FM DRALIN A4drese rhose Ject ii necessary. It is sugg egt;ed Centre might be developed by de- -Swvks Pickering Village. X-strons grnp THE BEXALL STORE' Clarke- Prentice VV 3MXW33'W Day or mgfit smatwly - Air-conditioned in the village Maintain that—if we PHONE PICK.- a AU ON= FRI, SATURAA-If is lend bi then it must Phone Pick. 13 IM countles at yeft saw: am* Matknoes, st 1.90 P. IL is urged, in an effort to find -ozft Ja 'Eketrie Brooder aw and Presties).. ftm asd pa- �rbat we do want Xuia Montes -Robert Paige 20"AY. TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY We Have Waiting Buyers WiA of Wrtte JULY 15, 16 and 17 Cash,, For Eames Witb small Safte 611 cauthamw UN ;Property CYRIL E. MORLEY The Unseen Joel McCrea Gait Russell Herbert Manshall REAL ESTATE Ww an added attractim Quality Meats MCKEE -:,-'.XELIGffTFULLY DANGEROUS PHONE 67 PICK. PAINTER &'DECORATOR., :Fish "in 'Season Powell Ralph Bellamy a JlJY 18, 19 WW 20 SILKS MARKET Hand Office - TcTonto T. 1. (Had) STEWART, B. A. 156 Yonce St. AD06% rAkwipg 26 "Larg"st and Oldest in �ban Antonio Barrister, Solicitor, No' yeaw Errol Flynn-anod Alexis Smith RIVER BEND PARKS In Teclaicolor— FOR T14AT HOME In TPOIR CITY Road 111,11ANK R, Sam Phone Pick, i's CWmge of. Name Act, 1939 AiLtoni 6me1jawvich, cd the Town- -Quality First Service .0 P.bone Agin. 201W2 - Stimet 290 amp 02 rKkering, in the Cwrnty of OUT TA"Rffr-----T4W MAKE T=' TESIr J. Done*an iding Jufte in Chambers at the _.caurt, Homm in the Town of Whitby, Auctioneers'-' 'ilm Tuesday, the - 1011h day of Se%- .30 lung Street. Sao. edmilwal 08L LIVE HEN $9 CHICKEN -.Bpechffizin ta F .,,.-Notice-, arw Stock, said GM, N that inckWed in the Htigs' Spring Lambs LN Seles penon"T lifted and - cma"asum 844*m D"M 04 Live ary '�.Ckaeljanoyich, :Fife of the said &pp- 'Veal. Calvvs AzPW Sandra -Mae ters of the sa�id applicant, and Ngeter Won ftank son. Jirry -Due to Selling direct to the donsume 'we c Reasonable Rates .i .0me1janoivich and r, an pAy you MORE '.-Ornetianovick soni-of tbe Wd 9PP�. FOR YOUR FARM PRODUCE. PHONE 290 STOUFFTILLN '-NeZM. Gordon licant to-'change their -fames, to Mae Omelon, Victor Oxnelon, and Jerry Omelon, respectively., _-Call or Write DATED at Wakby, (int., thin 14th COMRIE .:.LUMBER Ile Co* K. ]�. MacDiarmid, LIMITED tby"Ontario, Solicittor for Said '..WHITBY, ONTARIO PHONE 336 Day or Whi Night —A Applicant. _.Searb6r6 Junction A%-ENT ..,c aremont Meat Market Rough wW Dressed Lmnbw Xflhrork rnmes Sash Dom R. soft am Hardwood Ineorim lunbailin -'Jete".. PAD R00ftm ,.,%-G IN CEMENT WORK Owing. to the high cost of fresh and live beef, and t%e umcokaizity Masonfte Pied sarday 790 of a stable retail price at whichwe -can sell at -a profit,,we-are. Rack Trool ftiulsdoiC Canaft and lbw you for your past 'patronage. MAWIN-SENOUR 100 &.PU= FAMI Greenwood., Ont, All grades of B. C. Ceder Shingles