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'i VOL 65, No, 47 * PICKERING, ONT. FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1946 Avthorized as Second Class Matter
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AN OPEN LLwrl'E t Rotary Address an India Clean U•p Taken from The Pickering News Pickering V� C
- -` „ Unanswered Questions July' 17, 1685 in
1�aeral -services were held an Vni tevale, 'July 15, .1946 The voile on the Scott Act is be-
Tuesday for one of Pickering Town- During the war, many of our —R,ev, David Davidson, of Bendale,• ing taken as we+go to press. Mrs. W. W Gee of Toronto spent
clip's better• - known and much -lased people found themaelves busily an- missiionary in India for forty years, On Wednesday last while assisting the weekend with Mr and Mrs.
c*iA ens, Donald R. Beaton,' who gaged in all manner of work act cleared up a lot of questions 'when to raise the framework of the sbeds Hugh Miller.
Passed away at his residence at , Sundays, ever+ though such was con - he .spoke at the Rotary luncheon on at the rear of the Methodist Church • Rev. Rogers of Bowmanville, was
Wbiteval% on Saturday last, after a, trary to their desire and contrary '1 Monday, the guest of Chaa Sterritat. George Gildelrs fell from the plane to the speaker at the iTnitad Church
Angering illness :ia his 86th year. to their religious tram ag. Under• India with the. only caste system cthe grounnd, strWng sine timbers tact Sunday morning, on behalf of
the Ont. Terriperan Federation.
- Born. is •l�ckering Township, • the the •claim 'Of necessity and for pat - � in the world, has five different and fracturing several. ribs. �
ease "J'; Scottish parents, he succeed- riotic reasons they toiled faithfully. ` castes, and no two of different Mr. Wm, Ham who lives on the Mr. and MrX Chas. Day and Mies
ed his father as cleric of this *town- Sunday practices established &FLig' castes can marry. Only the highest Kingston Road east, presented us Jessie Day.of Toronto spent Sunday
- ai,; with a basket of e7 Sunrise nth Mr-, - -and Mrs. Al -in B
p-in- 1883, -and held that office un- the war are -not easily broken- or. or - priestly - caste - receive any educar Potat= �hb3'•
'til two years ago, when he retired changed in peacaettrie. tion or have any money. This sys- oyes this week. Mr. Cyril Morley is erecting a
serve the Council i i an advis- I:1 the vicinity of Locust Hill and teen Pete unity. The newest and most fashionable new garage, Just west cf •his rest'
cry capacity. During his term of oft- of Green River' during the war, a I The caste system, according to they bustle to appear here is made of once.
ice, he served under 25 Reeves; nine pea-threshing machine operated on ; Hindu, has its authority in thew from wire. It looks like an -made Little George Logan Stran, eon of
of wttuan became Wardens of the Sundays .and continues to operate � scriptures, created many years ago, Toned rat -trap with an ornsin eiYtal Mr. and Mrs, Logan Straughaa, lass
County. Sundays. now. and although still active, the system scroll at the tower edge. It is er• been confined to the house for the
The argument to justify the prat- is weakening. India financially, -has pec'-ed to give a very bouffant effect past few days•
rice, during the war, many have been two extremes-wealth and poverty. lA the back of skirts, but think what . Rev. C. A. and Mra. Malcolm of
.Patriotism ". The argument today Two states of Lidia *re making knight happen to the wearer if she Whitby spent Sunday with Mr. and
nvere ht Mrs. Ross Munson at the Rv
may be "Save Foodstuff —.Feed the plans for education of all of its caught is a thunder stoani, Y.
Starving Millions ". �eoiples, a plan that will take forty tarrying one of these metallic elev- A few m,jnribers of Doric Lodge,
In my.-humble judgment such i-a .years to complete. Average pay in $tors. They-will be wonderful light= Pickering are attending Grand Lodge
'.'' •' in Toronto this week.
not sufficient argument to justify a factory there is $10. , per month. ning rods.
this practice, on Sundays, even it War has brought near industry and Sir John A. MacDonald was taken -- 'Mr, Frank Hurlbut of Toronto, a,
be legal. (1 do not know whether it trained mprn for different tyoeg of suddenly ill at a meeting of Privy Past resident of Pickering, callers on
is or not). work- -many young womnn (r...atly Council on Saturday night. old friends on Monday.
. World ccr-iditions in respect to the Christian) have trained a.; nurses. From the High School Entrance Miss Margaret Thexton of Toron-
k "starving mullions" is the harvest of Rev. Davidson is hoping -that India Reports, we note the following fain- to, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
A mans' disregard to the- laws of God, will secure . her independence and ' iliar names: Thos, Power, Ellie And- John Remmer for .a few days this
for the material as well as spiritual become a part of the British Calm- rew,-Alice O'Connor, Minnie Reddin, week,
*:d. Gormley, Win. Hilts, W. J. Master, James Potter was taken to
mettar,a oLsari. monlvealth of tiatinne• The number Marquis, W. Mitchell, Matilda Tate, Oshawa Hospital last week for a
God is more concerned and more . of Christians cuem ,n , , ,.,;_li i:i cam- Bertha h -`r7 -' ' f sppendici0s -
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sympathetic towards the welfare of parison with the tremendous popula- .Jones, Laura Jones, Irene
man than any individual or group of tion, but India's leaders for the most Rogers, Lizzie Leavens, Jinn is doing very well and Is likely
• s • 0 -- - - - - - -- to be home . tthis week with the sti-
i:rdlviallala. part 8TC- ab}°-nnle ►. a]d time will see IVIX -16,- t921 � 3•
• We know that He works through that India's conditions are improved,
human agencies. But this great hum- • • • • Wired Richardson is erectin g a Mr• an m
d Mrs. MacDonald and fain-
an need will not be solved primar- George Todd has charge -of next new dewelling opposite his farm.`. 91Y of Agincourt were with Mrs. J.
- ily or permanently by slogans such week's program- J. Prouse has the contract. Mvurkar on Sunday. _
ss-- Saw — Feed - -- Produce — The ,raspberry crop is going to Rev. R. C. surd Mrs. Copeland are
FIRE- (AI.L "-TO 4th CONCESSIO:'N - airisi having iiffe -fed- -the - ing far- -the- -north count
necessary though such may be. But eve
DONALD R. BEATON - rather by paying due heed to the warm dry weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Roes Irwin have
4 laws of God, among which is - "R' The local Fire Company have had Rev, W. A. and Mrs. Bunnei ar- *fen up at Wasage for a vacation.
A ` Mr. Beaton was well known and member the Sabbath Day to Keep severs] calls during the past week. rived here on Wednesday. Mr. Bun- Mr. and Mrs. Ross Murison and
well liked. He was able and anxious Holy". During ail electric storm a week ago ner will be pastor at the Methodist daughter are at their cottage at the
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•• to give advice and guidance to those j believe, generally speaking, tar - 1l4g9stning travelled in over wires to Church. Bay for the summer. Ross. states
rata needed it: He waa interested' mew love Lire quiet and sanctity of the homes of Bas- Line and Bay Rd. The married men of the village that the mosquitoes are carrying
In the - affairs' of -his village of the Lord's Day: I believe, they do reaidenta, putting phones out of or- have organized a. football team— huge files in their hip pockets to
_ �l 4itevale, as well as assisting else' not want their peas • spray-,d and and i i the D. J. Callaghan hoalee, Pres. W. G. 'Ham. Copt, Frank H. >n'eP keen points on their snouts. 1i
where when needed. His friendly .and thrPahed on the Lord's Day. burning out a length of several in- Hall, Secretary, Art. Bundy, Treas., Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Smith will
co- operafi a spirit will be missed 'This being so', I consider, it res's ches of thg cord to - abed light, Dr, Cartwright. A friendly game was Ira "o this worst for two week'= ti•u<-
by all who knew him. He was a ,mem- with them in their own locality, startinor fire in the bed, which was played a few nights ago with the °l.l' a at Sundridge.
ben of the Urtited Church and the ,wlast!►er a threshing machine will quickly extinguished, before the fire- single men—Dr. Cartwright was the Miss Katharine _Stoik is spending
:Masonic. Order and served on many op -rate in their midst on Sundays men had arrived. At the Pickering star player, a week at the' home of Miss Joyce
Field
.-Official boards of various - kinds or not. Feuds plant on tE+e 4th concesssiwe , at ,Barrie.
down through the years, His wife ' We must choose 'whether we will fire _ot out of control and for a" "Getting Out A Paper" Mr. and -Mrs.. Frank Baker and
predeceaaed him acme .years ago. obey trio Voice .of Conscience, the few minutes threatened much more daughter are holidaying a• Midland.
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He is survived by s daughter.. Voice of, God, or the Voice of In- than it eventually became. The maz who picks up the paper CARD OF THANKS
F. Turner of- , WhitevakT duitry. __ _ 1 WA`'TED in his- home- town-,--glanees- - - -- -
+two sons, W. J. Beaton of Toronto Therefore, I appeal to ail who -through it, sniffs, and says "Nothin' We wish to thank the- Pickering
and Dr, B. B. Beaton of Whitby, still treasure the quiet and*•sanctity RoLfizing a great deal of intere st in itt" is by no. means a rare bird Fire Co., for their quick response
79s Luneral was held in, the Unit- of thse Lord's Dar, a day specially I is being .maintained in the Softball —he lives 1,r every town: As' a rule t^ „or--e ill, when fire br�out in
-ed Church with full Masonic Ho?s -. set apart for the worship of God, to he reads all the papers regularly, our homie,-duriag the electric storm
•sirs, Rev. McLachlan and nephew of 'League in this township this year,
'Ph take a couragaeus stand against all we would. like to be able to cover Re never misses an issue if he aNri one evening last week, - following a
the deceased, Rev. Parks, offidgating, manner of encroachments that, . and report the games, but with three ;mlp it. Some even prefer to borrow ,Sash that eAme into • the house oa -
ti V°v- Parks, in his remarks, paid to rob us n! its God - ordained funs- , being dyed on � same a copy. and thus save live cents, the wires.
;a ;..et t,;L.rta_ L, 1.:� ,..,_1� i.,en he tion and purpose - That class -is not above explaining -4D. J. Callaghan and Family.
s d "he was a part of the life of } _ _ evening, we just am not be at them
` Rev. lohn McLscldlsym all about the League Secretary just how he'd run the paper. Nine
everyone in Pickering". tt times out` of ten .he knows nothing �]�� �hUl'��ie�
Pallbearers were forri+er Reeved 1 United. Church `.Viiioitttetti ` J riving ne a call etch week, or haw- whatever about getting out a news- r e
Rtiitrsle, Oat, ing someone else take on the job. paper. ft's curious, bait true, that
a-d present officers of ' town- j - '
able: G. M. Forsyth, Root Reesor, (j We can.-iot report one garne and neg- the general run • od mankind cherish
'E. I. Chapman, Wj�n, Reesor, John _ lrxt the others.
Pickering United CUnrdd #
„iiibrgie. Adam Spears. D B. Anniis `'BI)iTHS Pickering is at or,near the born illusions that there is no line of Rev. Root. C. •Copeland, B. A. C
business that's easier than publish.
and R. E, Mowbray. } twin, with Dunbarbon at the top of P Minister f
a newspaper. As a mother of `f
Mr, and Mrs Howard Straughsn the fiat at the moment. `Sund Jul 21, 1946
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Interment in Whitevsle Cemetery. fact, it's one of the hardest. Some 10-00 a, an,- .,Sunday School i
(see Catharine Tellfori, Liverpool, � .
Egg.), announce the birth of their 1 We used to hear - oabout a year People cling to the idea that putting 11.00 a. m. Morr%hg Worship
A lot of grain has been cart around i ago -- -about the .grand days to come. s piece' in the paper coats noth-
son, Howard Richard, - on Friday, I Rev, A. S. Skinner, Field Secretary-
. this part of the 'country. Moisture July 12, 1946, at the Oshawa Gener- ; Now we have businesses in Picker- Ing or next to nothing,' They over- Lord's Day Altair"
appeared to be short, but we under- at Hospital, ; ing closinT up because they cannot look the fact that every line that NO EVEhTIN4G MVICE ; •�
st�ued crops are good. : ' t get merchandise. is published represents so much in- ri July ,
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capital, ,so so mach labor, so asr -
_ - -.,... _... in-
vested cap' d August
: time, so much expense. Print- RevD A barton United (lam ,
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:.EDITOR COMMENT much tea R.
- ]7ig a Paper nowadays coats real E. Holley, B. A,, 8. A
' Old and Middle Age vs, Youth South of today, for the ugly task WE have set up for money• Machinery, and maintenance Minister
r _ At the Community Centre meeting in the Town ' them in the few years not ve'r far ahead of` them of same cost. Ink and paper cost, Sunday, July ?1, 1946
*tall here last Wednesday .evening, a great part of as of today. -This, and this ONLY, we believe to be 'Setting the type, running the press, 9.45 a. m. - Church School!
j the discuaskin and -- remarks' centred around "our the answer to the curious• interest being taken by a making up the forms; doing the 11.00a. m, - Morni-ig Wornhi'p
! .obligation to youth ", using, in, acme instance' this few in this community in "The Community Centre hundred and one odd jobs around an A cprdial invitation is extended to
" thought to support the stated need for Community Projects office, cost. Getting out a paper, no all residents and newcomers to Den.
and Recreational Cesitre and, the accompanying fats- However, we have another element with another matter how small, means everlasting barton and vicinity: to Join is the
! flities.• lino of thought in the coritinunity, who also have'the vfgi- lance, judgement, discretion, an Sunday morning . Worship,
During the war we heard of and saw much juvenile welfare of our youth in mind. ...'and there is much acquaintance with everybody,. meth- Centennial United Church
snicsl skill
delinquency —it was evident on every hand, but more to be- said for it, The claim is -mad e that our young , a thick skin, a level Highland Creek
particularly in the urban centres.. Teen -alters were people cannot be held here.... that there are no head, muscular legs, the patience of Rev. A•. E. Holley, B. A, B.
i appearing in court, charged with every crime imagin- .recreational facilities for them, and they must, go Job, the wisdom -of. Solomon, and D.
able. Is answer, and given as a cause and reason, we where they will find them. This second group are the faculty of smiling when you liiaiater
_ were to understand that — the absence of parents claiming that "it,is not recreation that wiH hold these, don't feel that way, - �CW?\'A bull- 1.30 ' Sunday, July 21, 1946
.and parental control (par is employed in war in- but a JOB, and than -jobs 4arinot be provided where elm• - 2.30 p m� — Church' School :
dustry) as the major 'contributing factor, This will there are -no industries, and, if we, want to provide p• m' —� rnOOn w°nfrip
tin longer apply, but that age. had five. or sin ears, employment in- Pickering, we must find industries; GARDEN PARTY visitors are especially invited too
g'e g , Y .1- attend these services;
trai-eing in the *aye of crime, that ,must now be met and, that industry cannot be induced to locate here 7Morgaa's Lawn, Rouge Hills
-and studied by those R%o will assume that task, when we have not the industrially- essential WATER ", FRIDAY,', JULY 26, 1946 Presbyterian Church, e Pickering
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We do not beleve brat in this 000n%munity we have It Is' claimed by a few, who claim to know, that at 7,00 P. M. Rey. D. Nars6n '
any serious youth problem (other than 'a very few water can be procured here at a figure very mud`s Under the auspices of the W. A. Minister �'
billy kids, trying to act like grown -opa), but that is below the'discoulraging_. figures given us in past of St. Paul's Anglic>3n Church MM P. N. Sprott, Org+artil7!
not ,altogether the point'. — The occupying of spare years. Dunbarton Church Service ar ] Surds School
time by youth, in healthy, wholesome, approved re- It now looks as if it was up to these two groups Fancywork, Home - cooking, Games withdrawn duri:na month of July.
creation, will be. and is orm of the cnost essa -it}al to get busy and find out "which comes first" and do Fish Pond Good Program Sunday School picnic, W
and .desirable influences 'in the preparation of the something about itr quick, Adm, Adults, 2bc,, Childress lOc, July 10, _ •
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„ the grand, liatisfying flavor
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j 0 '� . . They love the fragrant =
I! goodness of the cho�i�e
- - Latin- American caftees
- We have just said good -bye to reconnoitring trip. And oh dear, that distinguish this su-
N POINT the last of our young cockerels. what a disappointment-there was premely.Sne and delicious
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that is, the last of the first hatch. hardly a berry snyw}terel Whether
We still have plenty of small'birds this is really another off 'season or blend.
-7t Mary Imlay Taylor around -so we won't be whether the Bushes were just killed
lonesome for' a little while yet. out in that latch, I don't know.
We are also enjoying our first But won't it be a tragedy if these '
SYNOPSIS sworn to ill himt Revenge' ex- shower for about three weeks -and are no wild berries to pick again"e{�
CHAPTER ZYIlt Jane returns, g . ? ^ • t &: , t�
oh dear, holy we needed it. (By the this ear.
learw what has happened and r•- amsite in h torments, was aC- y ;._ y: �•
minds Jim that Sherwin saved hl; complished. Sherwin need but way, I am referring to a shower of '
tire and hers rain -not of bath water • The a au I
stand there and see him diet Even ) Well, well, it must Ue thundering ;: , nth
CHAPTER XVIII as he looked, he saw the 'old tree ground is terribly dry, There a ain -Ti
begin to waver under' 'the dead doesn't seem to be any moisture g PPY has just pushed the
He had glimpsed the steep side door open. and gone to his hiding
- =--, of the precipice at last, and seen weight of the fallen body; its roots anywhere -even the leaves on- -slit place under the kitchen table. l
- what his sister had br'en watching. were loosenii a in their age - old trees are wilting.. But it has been wonder why it .is so many dogs- are
" 'Sherwin was standing beside a c.evice of rock. In a little while, marvellous haying weather. To scared of thunder. To tell '�` `
cliff. high on th trail. Below hint, long oefore het could reach Sten- date, not one cutting of hay has you the „
P truth 1 am scared too but for the
two hundred feet, dashed the hart. it Would bend downward. An- • beert spoilt. I can't remember any
nihi7atioh waited there, eternity thing like it before. supple reason that a bad storm I ''
- "cataract 'z might result in our wheat crop E.
talon the narrow da z
ledge, as yet unaware of him, came y'atvned fir ham, and he knew ttt * " • being levelled to the ground. That fi
Stenhart - alone' Cautiously, - Sherwin, grasping a ledge of This year,, for us, the summer is a tragedy. at any time but this
searching, peering -- this - way- and. = =ock to ^eady himself, looked down seems to be loosely week -ends. 1 growing registered
.eel year the are r t; g
;-1 the -p e`ss uia�l -who- hats -bt- ,,.�,,; ;;it:r- th, aria -_.us- -members, wheat and that makcs us doubt
the , unaw •: a that cis quarry Saw Y
tra •ed him. Stenhart, looking uD and near members of our family F
him, waited for him. y y anxious
up now, 'saw 'that
Jane, looking' Which reminds dizzily, sago him and tried to lift coining along every week -end tike m
` •e, I have a r
a feeble hand. in entreaty. It was homing pigeons, we have no sooner patchy And that
the could not reach Sherwin. could binder canvas to
riot even cry .,Lit to him. She knew b ;ra has strength. He hung Laid "Good-bye" than we are say my clear friends, is not exactly my -
of the cave -he aa� told her of it there, feeling the tree sway be- ing, "Hullo, you're here again!" idea of fancy work.
neath him, helpless, at the enu of And when they come there is a
--a= a way to escape; a warning hope wild scramble for old clothes and
in time and they would never find ■ • -
shoex - overalls, shirts, slack, any-
h +m, could not trap him, but she Sherwin straightet.ed himself thing at all that can be worn in the
was too late; Stenhart would tee suddenly; he had L eard a distant hayfield. Half the time ; nobody
him. Stenhart would betray himl sound, voices in the woods!- In- knows what belongs to whom and _ L
s strntly he divined the truth; Sten- the result is often a general mix -up. Haw, MORE THAN EVER,
Stenhart, moving cautiously, foot h;.rt b..d again betraycu l im, they `atunlay afternoon Bert was turn-
by foot, . pering listening, looking were after him." But he had ample ing the house upside down hunting -
back for elp- -help that would flare to ash his cave, and once for the overalls he had worn the. � of
ne-•er reach hiu.l Sherwin waitin there the would not get him, for week before. He insisted '1 must _
There was something in his awful. he knew the otter opening and it have washed and put them away. 1
=' patier ce like twat of the tiger 'who was safe. - Nor could tl,ey - save was equally sure I hadn't for.. the
i waits to spring - certain of his Stenhart; the tree was givingl Five simple reason that I had forgotten
prey. The narrow ledge showed mint,tes- more -and he would be
about them. While we were still -Canada s.,
"v
)it. a knife drawn in tLe hooded avenged! He - need not stir a tar urn
height; it shoat in the sunlight al- finger, and Jane, who lkad besaught g g Joy and the men came .in
_ with a load of hay. Daughter ex-
most as keenly as the torn ribbons hint not to slay, would know that JJ
of spray from the torrent below there was uo blood up- n his handst
claimed immediately - 'Look.
ti -em. The roar w the cataract He drew a deep breath; almost there's Bert's overalls -Joy's wear- =
ing them. And -she was -she was important
d':-wned all sound. Scream as she at his feet lay the roil of rope that s
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- might, Jane could not reach the he had dropped when he met Jane. also wearing a blouse belonging to
e: r: of the tilnti who watched the He taw -t and rememhc Daughter, one of my hats and a
red the it sneakers pa of s a s w]»ch Bob had
- - - other's slow advance. It w:s like purpose had had tr mind.. The routed out from somewhere.
a nii;htmaye, the creeping, creeping minutes seemed to beat themselves
it fhat ledge to- meet Death._-:._ . - -iata. his_- brainz his pulses throbbed. l�aughtcr is not quite so trampish! ioids i _^
his lips x; .re arcked. He stooped. -Site gentmlly~ -has some kind of -an '''
Tim caught his breath. A cloud D outfit at home to change into- 1
-. - -had obscured the .un. and as it reached for the rop; and, uncoiling v
it. wound it about the rest trunk what. there is of it.
saileu away he saw 'Sherwin 's face B - „�-.•: BAY housewives eYW'e
he croucl.ed. • leaning forward• of a sycamore,” the... tossing the an on the alert for suggestions
ready! One thrust and Stenhart- lent end over the side of the joy's pet method of escapism is that Will 1701 them sate time
coming on, unaware of him -would abyss. he grasped it and began to to run a r o u n d barefoot. and and effort. %=& & depend
go down -down. descend. h. nd over _h adr Daughter's is do exactly as she 'Whole tuJrrat noes -
The rope sysun out and chin pleases. I3oli's idea of rest is to stay tains muscle- -on Kellogg's ready -to -eat
- Jane covered her face' with her B building proteins. cereals not only for breakf
.hinds went .taut with his wi-i ht. - Little not more than five minutes in one - -
but it was Jim who 'cried g , s n e rg y - g s v a n but for quick snacks ai7t
i - out hoarsely, tried to shout a by little he lowerea himself sod, pace . a time. And Partner's and car8oltydnates. All- Wheat, Pep Corn
:warning; hen, realizing ts futility • as he went down lie glanced aside mine -well, we think it a good idea rsdetr uit7al dsnstnts • 'All-Bran, Rice Bran -
g' g Y ust -to snatch a few odd winks you aced. K s
he groaned aloud. at the tree under Stenhart. It was j
- - yielding. one crack- riore in the whenever there happens- to be a Au-Wheat -._ Flakes turd Krtitm� are all
I Good God, has goi•:g to kill "A foitaia- uh at. lanade by Kellogg's, the greatest
- him'" 1 cried. st�ioing .bark and it wood. anapl tittle Quietness to the house.- But
Swinging at the opts end in not always -no not always; some- »tine In cereals.
st.ace, Sherwin, the avenger, risked times I Beep our family oa the,
Sherwin had stepped out from his life, move. Sunday afternoon, for in-
SAVE TIME ... SAVE FUEL ... SAVE F0001, _
his hiding- place; be seemed to (To be continued) -stance I casually suggested i berry
tower, vengeance incarnate. Sten-
j ha.. stood still an instant. frozen
in his tracks.. His drawa pistol fell
from his hand; he seemed to Health Safeguards ti
-- �slrrink together is moral terror. - —.0/ r%� b*7/m
,TFen, as the man : e had hunted Urging parents. to protect chit- 4 l r
u • ;ther moved nor spoke, he tot- dren against possibility of contract-
tered back, stumbled end fell head- ing certain diseases, Ottawa health
i u ng over .ate narrow i�dge. omculs List -!fie benefits of the _
It had happened in an instant, "keep well" service available to all
OaRv�l
in the- twinkling of an eye. Shoe• Canadians: They point out that a- Kq
w'.t; waiting for his betrayer, saw ha six to nine months. old should • ':'him - untouched" uaboathed - he immunized against diphtheria, xF
• crumple up, -eel backward and- and, during its first year, a baby
plunge over the edge of the pre- should be 'vaccinated as protection
ci ice. So swift was i that he "W ;1
p t, against smallpox. tlr }
jneither moved nor spoke; for a
full minute he stared blankiv at
the- _"spoi_whcre Stenhart had dis- i$C_ ttCr Breakfasts
appeared. A strange sensation
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swept h'm, hr grew dizzy himself;
Nothing is as important to start
ills the h ..
end e
leis head swam, a
seemed to rise up gout him to health leaders. Take time to live ' . " • '`'
• a day right as a good breakfast, say
1 awful majesty • He knew nothing 4 s•f:
s
of the men, who were creeping to-
sensibly. Get a decent breakfast be-
fore plunging into the day's work
wi.t d him througn the woods; be iR
believed hi:.iself alp :c, alone with or play. This is particularly, impott -_ ► r
that awful power which had seizes' ant for growing children, who must
have a substantial, well - balanced his enemy and bru+..cd him like a
f
meal if the are to thrive."
J, from the ledge! S:c•tvTy he took Y .. ,
a step for-xar.a and, steadying him-
self, looked over tht brink. Thirty
i !eet below him that soL+ary stunted ,<
tree thrust out its dwarfed trunk'
from the" .beer side of the prec+ " <'
P ice. Sprawled raveled ac r(,ss it lim p, mo-
tionless, Ef -less, hung Stenhart.
bpriwline limbs• his hanging head, le minutes sifter beinitAlasolved in water. New Fast -seising Royal
boiling or- isteadyforacfhon.
Th -. white froth of the g �;ti� , .
;,,. : .
rent below him outlined his'. RELIEVE THEM WITH MURINE
his ghastly upturned face. p New Faster- Acting Dry Yeast does awa , %' • �`
• � , � F - Two afro s of Murine io each eye will �'
peas tly comfort and soothe busy =
He was not dead! Evett is Sher - ties that feel the strain of working _ • • • • - -'�
win -looked, he saw him move his ceder artificial light. Murine was With Overnight Baking and MAO �
originated by an eye PPhysicfm to :+
head in the torture of pain and bring safe, sent le, soothias ease to
fear; it was more terrible ch..n tt eyes that are overtired and irritated. SPEEDY, New Royal Fast Royal, you finish whole baking r
1 Ask your druggist for Murine -use it
swift wiping out of life, for death every day Rising Dry Yeast puts an in "hurry up" time ...during
was playing' a game of hide and - end to old - fashioned, "slow- ,the day, when you can watch ..
ke" baking turns out dough. • f
seek' with nim. A movement, al- q g • • the ' s
most a breath and he would go %�RIN feathein of t, oural 3ttued Speed u baking-Jet 1
down ipto eternity, and if he hung V bread In a few hottest p t -set hjew '
there - with no mortal •,elp at fog Fast Rising Royal from your
• • No more cosec teda' Stays full- '•�
'hand - he must perish thus! It Youa EYE night before when you re d 8 y'
could not be for long, but fall-
Shemin 9' ...no more disappointing (ail- strength on your pantry shelf
looking down at him, knew that urebecausedoughttgofledwhen for weeks.
ADS
he was conscious and baw no help. the kitchen jot too warn! or K packet* In each carton. gall.
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-only the face of the trsn who ha.' ISSUE 29- -1946 �toocold. With Nei► FastRiah;e - Bracket maims s lofts loaves,
ADA
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4-
LIKE THAT By Fred Neher 4 : :r
Women. it seemr, are utore fas• j^
_ VOICE OF THE PRESS
which y county .than men.
• - which may account for their roar- .�
•rying some of them.
• ! S
But You Can Try We Could Retaliate —Quebec Chronicle- Telegraph.
_ Russia has tossed a voting
The right of free speech doesn't g con
' 1 carry with' it a guarantee that troversy into the lap of the Atom-
someone won't punch you cin the ie Energy Commission. Woulda i HUSBANDS ALWAYS d
nose for , indiscreetly exercising Russia be surprised and hurt if APPROVE your coffee
that risrht. somebody lost patience and to t
When it a Me arwell - Rouge.- - --- r
3t '+ , •' ,�� ;, .„ — Kitchener Record. something into Rnsssia's L
�� Brantford . Exp. The simply love it be-
" Preference in Food Good Intentions? cause' "Radiant- RoastW1
- •
Persons of a scientific bent may b Out all the Extra
C1 y Police arrested a woman . for rings
find' an especial inpterpest in a newly trying to jump into the Chicago OOdIIe88 in this superb
discovered wood-pulp food, but as g
a conservative layman, our prefer- river when she couldn't find meat
once is still -for _a plank with a for her husband. Cops shouldn't blend Of finer Coffees.
steak on cop. act so fast; she may have been
-- Boston Herald. trying to get him a fish. _
.���N✓ — Ottawa Citizen, gad Will Valar Start ■r at
•; NA �Wwi�i0 _Be Careful _ The St. Regis Hotel tdM A Flag Suggestion
r NWtitUit.'t Saving money for a rainy day is
One of the difficulties foreseen if s uuuxv u
,�..� alt right, say; a contemporary, as
/� Ion as • 44&0" Roam With listtt
- - -- — 7 g you don't get soaked later we decide to have r l�faple Leaf on :�wte.; prtepAo■a
�� our flag is that of choosing one • poat►te. VLM av
0. —St. Thomas Times- Journal. from our seventeen . varieties ei • Goad Mood. n+■,na and uoe-
�jmaple. Why not solve the whole t.a atxe1h•
fv!'EL1 .•VG✓E�f` W/ "'� A Cynical Note. matter by putting a sap bucket on RborAa■r ■s • as t arttps
ret. st• s,u+
A mart' .. Z. Lu,w, ru rile
'10we ua�ot a ioi to ... thanuttu that our seen like to marry girls "whose taxpayer and the bucket to symbol -
neighbors haven't got the things we can afford, either." " knowledge is less than theirs." ize the Government? �s
This undoubtedly explains why a .— Peterborough' Examiner. QA+Isist =$OPOL6
FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershbergar -lot of men ate- Whig-Standard. a - - KOs L
— Kingston Too Good To Last AD BeautMy Furnished
Dangerous Money When this country was discov- With Running Water
Bred, the Indians were running af.
A Mid -Weat professor predicts -fairs with no debt,;.�to taxes, no
..- y that the monetary system of the strikes and no coupons, and the $1.50
lip
•� - future will be based on uranium. women were :doing all the work.
But think of the disaster to' the The white man,sute put his toot to NUGARA FALLS
neighborhood' when a dollar is things, trying 'to improve on a OPPOSITE
- • o _:: = • split. system like that. C.N.R. STATION
1 • _ —New York Sun. — Ottawa Citizen.
To
. sTATfON ,
LDS
MACDONALDS.
MACD
4:Z> Fine
Parkes a better lei
g arette
..
- +•leep 15 minutes longer since he got that
He's able to s
street hawker's soni>6ment!"
- THE SPORTING THING ;POP —tarry On
-
..... <.. :By J. MILLAR WATT '•.• -
Lswr vtxw Z ALWAYS I WMAT /►alum T ON: -WW10Y -rw' K
- •. Y_'.f -•t asm s some i - --
•! � � , - -what i Gs►�CH
I OF'O N s N r•r'
ARM
- "Preased to meet ya 1" - -- - -
-= `-THE SPORTING THING MUTT AND JEFF —AND THE TANK IS FULL OF GASOLINE TOO--OH BOYI ;By BUD FISHER
WHERE CHA f>f1,THESE RAYS JEFF, CALL UP MY WIFE OH, BOY! WNi►T YouR WIFE SND. You BOU6HT A • YEH, I KNOW -BUT tT
t4ET'ALL THAT I'VE BEEN AND TEL. HER NOT TG A BREAK! NOW A K „MUTT! HOW CAR? • BUT *U *WLDN'T LOOK HiCW1 I -
_ _ MONEY MAKING NbRRY! EVE AING'S LETS SEE - I'LL D6 YOU LI KE HAVE A CAR! TO so A"y WITHOUT t
y =. i ? ,. PLENTY! >T!s GONNA BE aK. THE NEED FIFTY FOR THE CAR I Btl ' SoMF Lr [TLE
BEEN PILING +TENT WILL BE Pp1D THE RENT -TCN JUST BOUGHT! 7 TAI G AFTER US145
UP ON MWE! AND EVERYTHING! • FOR THE c-A* -- r
_ � THE [ELE•PFbNE!
' '� � ...... 1. ,� • ' ,� 1 - '•'' 'al - - t j Q ', .
"Why didn't you dig up a date
for me, too ?”
.�a3altied Advt'a t FOR SALE --B -piece disin&m m the pavilion at Wilson's Park an Spring Is Here !�! Ma lC Leaf 'a 1rC
suite, EZS.00, ut excellent condition; '410 ^may, duly 22• You are coridially ! - N-S p
.LOST ---a boy's suit coat, grey, at • 2' steel beds, $6.D0 each; -bsby'q h invited to sbten&' LOOT[ TO THAT ROOF NOW I I InsUraizce �•
the :'as,c here on July 1. Was left inette, $3.00 and go -cart $10,00. airs. Leask, of Toronto
on ru :njng board of car. Finder 1 nom ' ;bore c17 a. .spent the -
tveek end with ner sister, M•ra Fd- con Us For Free Estimabse
pleas^ advise biro Tiurs<3sle, Yuck -_ ward Wilson. years I Y Z
''lering, or New_ s Office. (40 Y
Mr. and Mrs.• Jack Mosher, of "" ° Write or Pboss
-'LOST -.sow, on July 1'l, feeling 5 Toronto were guests M" Miss Margo 1 G. (�
suckeis. Reward. Fred Rowell, Brock Green Raver Wilson on Sunday. v• & �+. Gascoi ne
Phone 27 R 4. , • _ l g Cheap 1latea for Fame and
F R SALE-New York • Weber Mr. and Mrd• Chas. Wilson, of Phone 743 Baum
t y�iano, suitable for survmer cottage Fort Wdlliam called oa his brother Notice !o Creditors Insurance oa "'t
Reaa auh. Apply News Office. ' J. Benson Wilson, one day last week AND OTHERS _._ WAl #� Windmills, 6iWe �• ;
FOR ALb -Lour ironic reversible j Beason and Mrs. Draper were j �. • yf Qn t• Automobile Insurance o1' All gidg
Goodwood visitors last week, i Is The - Eata+e of Herbert Taber
-honey extractor. Reg. Fuller, Fick- Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tonde�void and ; Perry, Farmer„ Detessed. p ,
Brin g. cltildz� d Weston are spending .1 +LION GIB iOw Bowman & Rowe,,
7-4 FARM FOR RENT i ALL PERSONS Raving claians a-
two weeks with their soot, Mrs, -_M,_ p
" Warin of abut 115 acres, next west Draper. i Percy, the- o state -of -nshi a of Taber �iOTitT - - TRAM-
Perry, late of the Township of Pick.
_'of Lakeview Bark, Oshawa Harbor. There will be a crokinote party at erin in the Count TRA�ISI;OR'P 4
Plowing after present , crop. Full g+ y o! Ontario, _ , ��ANLEY
possession April 1, 1947. Apply to ( Farmer, who died on or about the
12th day of April 1946, are hereby C'lR'rAGE
Os D C °rant, 1050 Simcoe St. CEMENT O �
notified to send particulars of same .�[ y1i11(} _ • , _ • FOR SALE- �beauti'ul black pupp- to the undersigned oa or before the � i 8rnN T h�����
firs-, day of August, 1946, after Y Y
lea, part bred Labrador Retrievers. VVO R K which date the Estate will be des- AGhwourt W
Exceptional with children. $10 and tributed,_with. regard __only- he Pbed i> -
$5. Phone- Mck, -97 R 1_. FOUNDATIONS - `claims of which the undersigned Toronto AD 8523'- Piek. !is 1C jy - !Stouffvjlle
FOR SALE-220 White Leghorn f. "LE OR shalt then have notice, and the un- Ffwne 3touffrIlle $48. r
gullets, 3 mos. old. Call in moin- dersigned will not be liable to any { • •
ings. W. Bess, 2nd ton., east of &NY'THIiNG IN CEMENT WORK pemn3 of whose claim they shall - _ _ ` Saturday Mot'AA .. at P tt
Fairport Beach Rd. no, then have notice. -- Doors Opelt Each Night Ait 6M •4v
f 'F. Slater, Fairport Road,'North.,•a� � - is 27th day of � FRIDAY .gATLilt)AY
jF pigs, six weeks o
Dated at Toronto, th
• June. 1946 Garden & Grain XULY 19 and 20 t
` • ;FOR SALF. -child s crib and Carr- - ((�� •
�iage, ii g,ad condition. G. Gold- /'� Ingram Howard Percy, Myrtle Marie ' Ten Cents A Dance
;smith, half mile north on Whi' e's Greenwood, Ont. Percy- and Archie Way Percy, Ex Any Quantity
lide;_)ad,- at stone house. P11 NE PIC3L 7 1& Sl i ecator -, by their Solicitors Seaton. 'lane Frazee Jimmy Lloyd
r - Q Bell and Pond. 372 Bay St. Toronto 1 lb. - 1' ton'
COUNTRY HOMES - J RUgdera •of the Baldande
- -- - -� urgently needed - - . DA NFORTH BUS LINES LTD LOOK WO OD . Chaa. sterritt 'Sally Bliss
" .I
Poster h�?nes required for boys and
:iris e'ed 8 to 15 years. - • - - - Universal Mews - --
�_ - - - -- ILLING _
SCHOOL BOYS COLrLD HELP Q
+�H FARM CHOR1 S _ Daily Service - - -- - Peek - -_ -_ -- - -
- _. 1'hoc e . •79 . 39ONDAY _. TUESDAT ..
• - Won't Y8u Give Our ChiMren A t .•.- EFFECTIVE MAY 23 2946 _ � -
Chance To Enjoy Country Life - . _ ' - -- - -- _ __ JULY 22 and 23
We pay for board, clothing and - _ _ .. Daily em. Sun. & Daily ex. sat Sum-J� q --
Ikara Sun. & Hot. Hot. Sun. & Hot. ' only Hot. DR. P L LOOS DragonWhyck
_ rperses. Applicaiioas ace- _ P. L. ,
epted' from homes within a radius of Claremont 7.16 8.15 12. 15 3:45 8.00 VR'TEBI:tiARY SLPBGFAN
thirty -five miles from Toronto, Brougham ?2't 827 ;.12. 27 .3.57 8.12 Gene, Tier-tey and Vincent Price f
Green River 7.35 •8.35 12. 35 ..4.05 8.20 �'DU,NBARTON
Pretrr: ant Children's Homes• Locust Hill 7 3S 8.38 12. 38 4.08 8.23
28 Selb,- St. Toronto Mdivera 8.45 9.06 1. 05 4.35 - 8.50 Phone Pickering 77 •$ a WEDNESDAY - THURHDA!
Return . Leave AM. A.M. P. M. F.M. P.M: " Jt'LY 24 and 26
1 ,nn Toronto 9.15 ' 10.00 5. 45 2:00
- DUnbarton - DayIight Swing Time Parcel Express Grover 5660, Oxford 1382 Claremont Locker Over 21
• •: -- .. - System - _ _ . -. _ ._- '
:%li, Jest] - 136:hvuse, recently re' ` •hens Dunne Alexander -Knox .
- turned fru-n uverszas, spent a. few GET THOSE NEW TIRES NOW ! standard size Locker isQ.00 A Year Select :boy+ Q-2bjeeta
days in P,vstoa, Mass.
Con:; ratuladovas to Mr. and 'NIM. � L'attii►g Room and Chilling Room FOTO -NITE TFUJM
Dunlop Tires Fisk Tares �+►vaaabte >±r� Totoaer.
ter. n.uu3 U:1 the birth of a dau>zb SOME LOCKERS AVAILABLE
.._ ._- . •
His many friends wish a speed; R ,C CLENDENI813
recove ry for Thomas Mansfield, who TAYLOR LdYST Exlde Batteries - 1FUMMAL 6IRE1[' R
'has b.en ordered to remain in bed = iPHONB CLtRE3iONT 19W or 1!J Private AmbaLmse
'. anal rest for ggnnee month, following a
heazt zitack. 31r, and blrs.'Dla. f �l,i peerless Motor Oil �'� s� I
recently disposed of their basmthe - Farr Elevator l�liarkhaxn OnL
arr'Rte
Bay,* sad purchased the - _ - _ • ilea >iB.T > •
Croptey home in this village. �pO *t WATSON We goticit Your Business
Come out and support your local'
IILL11 ll�� • 11 �7 f Fares Elevator Claremont, Datatio RADIO S E R V I C '
ball team They, are now at the top
of the League, B - A Service Station
Phones Rea. Sat - Oi'lloe 28W
' k u,,, , ER NEW MANAG,:r ,„!Ih,n,,J W� have tar of Gl+r4ar>t ad 4''r4
lG�! Car of Fencing
rhoshe rwheais>s W
C&,yl err
Na 1 Alfalfa seed Ref Clioew � �-
_'� -' -- and All Grass Seeds
- !O
lr I'rt f
1fe - S ' PI Growe r, r F
_ - b •
-T-
' Yin d
_ ! Starner doing py�a
- . . _ . ' .... • , __ - , .. _ - - --
Real Job . A� -
Try Fares 31- p.c. Dairy Rativn -
�3 'SINCE T.. western whole or Chopped Grain - ARTHUR - FIELD 1
:. 1939 - _Order your slut or stove cots _ PHONE It B 8
Claremont , Oat
- '-Bought and Bold -_.
• : 1n simple, - - Used Cloth _' sterilised, de
It , but rich de- -.�. ed and p like sew. Carry •
st8� we can furnish r` :. .. Jarge suck of •!sigh e'Iw gaits,
memorials that will Amolmt Ai�tO :t�7i11 sill IDt'C"s ; ', DOU•BLfD overcoats and
P p P • Pants. Also a ,�
Please ' from every, - _ :. _ __ _- •. stock of 'new lewthef costs ad
standpoint. In dignity I11CJiYlP TCiX zylfl'flts :il\CR *ASEO SI'X FOLD . Our truck,* our wa eve �virtdbreakera, and gents' fyr.i
your i' Ingo at very reasonable prices, (;n!
- p
of appearance our work and be convinced
f
will
Ages. out through'' P1•aj�t��la 1 tosl',tl'ebolal'y'.i:.... F!O INCREASZ -.,AT AL'.L. .j :E�OciL� ... f�UI��,
Sam Sehwarts
"No Greater Tribute" ��UI)., CF��'1', 21 Bond Street West. cWW
N. W. STAFFORD
SAND, GRAVEL, :,-.WANTED
Highway Memorial ' • • ' ' . - � - . . • ..'.. � .. �, .• �• - .. - ..
Works - = and DEAD HJftSES AND A
y „ Year's payments by Year ended !starch 31 13LIjLDEI"Zt'4 SUPPLIES
C 1'1'LB
• Ph, 462 Whitby, Ont. Dorninioi 1•r;atiia ,l':) ,). 191Q Incrca;4 For iCH2 1CK
- - - --- . also loctii vart� a 'work i p up phone :r
To plant employees $4,.503,783 49,297.538 106% PICKERING .. .. 77 $ 6
e` To Income Tax 2.11,51:3 1,5tt9,f•t7 617.e IVs 1rnY8.aIgo placed is stock a full � _
" PICKERING -98 R 21
` ..10 shareholders 1,431,842 1,483,842 NONE LINZ of MAPLE LEAF MILLING PICKERING so
°88% out of this is wage rate increases; the remaining COMPANY FEEDS i BROOKLI.A' .. ' , , , , .. gg
38`� i due xo incrc;�sed production since 1939. ;� i CLAREI4IOYT • 9 .a 14
t .!••As of June -12, 1946, there were 3,765 shareholders. • • MITCHELL AGINCOURT' .. ... , , Zone
' ,Piokering, Oat'.
We pay the 'phone charget�
' pbcies ,-• Yard• 4a 11aa. q GORDON-YOUNG LTD
_ = i Tomato Pitons Ad. 86x6 : +
Perrament Nagging "Pain
a
• that Faja the Tmper ad DOMINION T E X T I E r - OOTBA- L- L -- !
,< _
O M A N' LIMITED OLD HORSES, WANTED .
Nsrvea. It may hs Nyec• `� - - '
YO°r "Sat, Duty 20'-
C.) Campbell Midk Ranch
C. H. TUCK. OPT. D. - - h Pays Opp P. lL AREMONT $15.00 AT YOUR FARM
�� �OCk' 0. - l �COttOn ...the Master Fari�c" PHONE AGINCO
Coto
U RT 1SJ12
01 8 wk ONT. COLLECT
- CLAREMONT vs LINFIELD
'rho" ills *. .. , For Pickup
f Game Called At 7 P. M. -
the tie beams. The barn has one 19s n&y night the -Y; P. U: are Miss Alma Gibson and Dr. S link
•-C LA R E M O N T :drive floor, but the tie girt at the hod ;+
din: s parity at the home o! Mar• �+;u,y, called on friends hers
west ejtd allows for the operation of ion MacKay, Meadowvale Road N.. on Friday evening,
a hay fork and ,track from outside Dancing will be the order of the Williams, Clark Jr. is a very are-
• Messrs Fred Evans, Fred Ward the bsra. The roof will be of steel, evening with Don Walker and Jack
,and Earl Beare, won Second Prize in al having Evangeline, radio person- and the gables will use the old steel Murphy in c bitioi�s young .man, o having bought
' Men's Trebles, at the bowling tourrta- silty 'as a guest speaker,, the date' taken from the old barn while the : rP Y barge °f the .music de- the Harbron farm to the seat of ua.
latent at Uxbridge on Friday night. for the August meeting is moved to partment. Pot Luck tun& to the This is a good farm and we all wish
rest of the outer walls will use pine . price ice admission. A good turnout B� eve success, .
Mr. Rose Love; of Toronto, spent file 27th. Will those interested make boards cut from the farm and�sawn is expected as wiell as a very leas- y ry
few days last w"k at the home • a note of this. ..by W!n• Pengelly, of Greenwood. ant eventing. � Miss Mildred Brawn sang s fiat
`* The meeting concluded whiz the solo at our service on Sunday. '
of Mrs Conner. mow, for assistants to the convener The erection went off without an Regular services will be held next Aev. Mr. Luftman, '.our new min-
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Robbins en- accident, barring a scratch or two. Sunday afternoon and Y. P. U. in
Aertained friends from the United I of Standing Cucnmitteeg, The latter, Many of the younger amen showed the evening, is�er delivered a line address on
are as follows. Citizenship, Mrs. O. ,Sunday • morning. His subject- The
States over the week -end considerable skill at the work while - .
Mr. and Miss. Horny Porter return - •$urton; Caaadian Industrie, and older men walked the plates with an need for applying Chri3tianity is
• Agriculture, Mrs. El Arms; Home Greenwood' our everyday lives", thus helping
+ ed home last week site: a trip t0 Economics, .Mrs. N. Burton; Histor- abondonment of the early days. Poke others to have f6ith in it.
the North Country. - -_ -- poles asd ropes were use¢ to good
Mrs. - Alf,- spent-y a t_ - --- -days 1 Dal. Research, . Mrs. T. Norton; Sod- advantage, in that 75 -foot plates Mr. anti Mrs. Milton Pegg and A - large hwiber' from the three
Toronto last week with her sister, ' tat Welfare, Mrs: Imo... fir, --FOU were elevated - -f6 `t'op- on 16 -f6ot sons, Alfred and. Jos, spent the week appointments, attended the induct-
in,
Mis3 Daisy Duerdeal. ! officers acted as hostesses to the posts with dispatch. Many older men egg's mother at ion of Rev. Coffman on Friday. ev-
end with Mrtl. P
Mrs. Frank Ham is not improving satisfac. ion of everyone. present. _.•who had sed the three score and ! egg, and all welcomed our new,
s . i ., Pas Magnetewan.
health as much as her friends tin ' ileatone aw'aPPed Yarns of earl The many friends of bi m. Herbert n°'r'i'�ir and his wide. Rev, P. k
would like to see. Mr., and Mrg. Mater, of Toronto, bygone,raisings they had assisted at. Middleton wish for a speedy recov- Jutl, of Brooklin and Mr. F. 3[:
Rev. I. E. Kennedy and family spent the week -end with the latter's • he laelids of the . Audrey United- ery from her recent ilIness.. Chapman, Chairman of the Presby
,'.,went up_to their Lake of Bays' cot - grandmother, Mrs. Harvey. Church served the lunch on long Mr• Ross Disney has erected a lery' dDnducled the service.
. -stage on Monday'.
Mrs. J. Everest and son Ray, were laid on the lawn. And their•3 fine garage on his lot. CARD O,F THANKS --
Dr. and Mrs. Tomlinson are'spend- 1 more at the h=e of Thoa. -Gam-
was no meagre spreadt Squire Bros,
qng a week in the Muakoka District. mage on Saturday. a cd sition' in bie city, ,
' handle' a large number of fat .cattle. go (?d P° Y+ having Mrs. B. Dight and Stanley wish
Mr. and Mrs. Jog. Farr•are holid -' foMh Carl Devitt has been a�ag during the year and they will find j successfully com' pleded her Business to thank the kind friends, neighborB'
- ayi in cne-itorth, this week• � --� -- live new Darn or great -A va- ttage- -in �_u_ucve pallbearers, empioyees or the ilaan-
The family party held last week ,George Gray has been in hospice(• ..stable work in the winter time. The r. Congratulations to our teacher, inicnt Bridge Co., and Rev. A. Er -
~ by the Women's Missionary Society ' bliss Kathleen Hamilton and Mr• farm is the old T. O'Leary farm and Miss Keen, on the success with her Holley,_ and those who so kindly
atui Baby Band of the United Cliurch Roy Mr1ore, of Oshawa,, have been is 50 rods back from the fourth lint, Entrance pupils.' Those who passed provided cars, for their many acts
=
was a nice success: The program on i with the formeea parents, Mr, and with its cosy white painted resW- ''without writing--Jean Pascoe, betty of kindness, expression) of syanpathy
the church lawn was made up of Mrs. Walter Hamiton, the past week, ence lost in a setting of trees. Raine and- David Hayward. Those and condolence acid for their beaut-
i
" games and races with prizes. Foll- Several of our residents were i _ = passing on exams -Joyce Raine, Jas. iful floral rem.embranoes at the time
:owing this a picnic supper was ser- attendance at the Carter -Hood rye-- clean a_ Kenna roc of their vernen
. _ -- _ _ -- -- - �_t+ninn �t G3�e_•hx,, }n Sunday last. -
M and Kenneth Brooks. 'r recent b�erea A
•vecl!, - Highland Creek - -
Mr. G. M. Forsyth has been con- Pea harvest is in full swing.
fined to bed for the past few days. Mr. West, occupied the pulpit of -
Mr. Eddie Ortiz spent the week. St. John's Church o.i Sunday. ' Tuesday the 9th waa outing'- day ti
end with his family at Orr Lake. ` The W. M. S. of St. John's meet K r the ladies of Centennial W. A. — -
-- "Locals" home for the ~reek e d I at the hcRne of Mrs. O, Burton on then a chartered bus took some /
the 25th of July. _ I ,enty odd womea and nearly as 1
- -- -included: Rny McLeod, Doug. _ - -- _- _-- - - - - --
Miss G. Forsyth, Harvey Coa *es and Sunday School is closed till Aug - t'-$nY childrep to Oshawa , Parka
"Miss Eileen Cooper. ust 4th. 0 : aving the church at ten o'clock,
The Women's Mission Circle of the i The Baby Ba_•id picnic -will be held - e had a chance to look arou_tid be-• I e
on the churc;z grounds on the after- fore enjoying a sumptuous YOU GET M ORE SERVICE
• _ Bap�tiat -Church met on Tuesday at ; S=' P Picnic I • • '
the church and held a picnic with noon of July 31.. lunch.. Eater tt e, children enjoyed the ,
the Mission Band as their guests. Visitors from Taro :to for the week . water and the beach while the I AT THE SIGN OF
Mrs Valentino visited in Markham end wi h' Brougham friends iricicd jd, mothers and others enjoyed a visit ' THE BIG B -A
and Toronto over the week end. Mis3 Zella Seebeck, Miss Bee(by, Mr. together under the trees basked by
Z Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gibson, Oshawa, !and Mra. George Drynan and little the sun and a cool breeze. At four - t
spent the week end with Mr. and I daughter Judy, o'clock sill .boarded the bus again �
Mrs. Charles Hardy. 1 firs. John , Knox and children: of and -back home. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coates. of SS111na, and Mrs. Stanley Real, of Hot weather is taking its 'toll of -- - -- -- % -- _ -- _ --
Toron o', spent Sunday with ,firs. Wick• spent a day last weer at the: rhurc3t attendance and only a very
K. Malcolm home. smalt'group were �-ut w the tegrular
=,John Coates. { - _.
„�. :fir. and stirs. T+., -n Sharpy. of nervice3 this week when Mr. Hottey - • • s • s
1`epeci.&I Service At Park, Sunday ' Greenba lk. called on bars. Br�.wn on' Pmaeheci;' i 1
There will be a special service of , Wed-nesdai last. Sunday :light at Y. P. U. the wor- r
interest to all, at the Park this Sun- chip, sertice was conducted by Gloria a•- ` r'
�d�e t
day evening. Tlie service gild °be in ' - orrerod and Millie Hull gave sarze F _ _
charge of the Sunshine Evangelistic �Y _ - _ highlights of camp line in order to - - - - -- - --
group of the Peoples Church, Tor - ;its. Victoria Puakri.°t o! Saakat- �r and persuade same of the -nern- CAR manufacturer say it will-'be some rims
onto.
This service is under the' sus - chewan, is vision her brother Win: hers to at tend Sparrow Lake Lead- yet before new can will be available- for all.
g ershi 'Cann So it's •stilt important to take the best possible
pices of the Claremont Christian.! B�11 hers; Her inai friends have P n the end of thta month, Beare of your car,
Y e Monde :u p pressor- - ...
-- Crusaders. Everyone in the commun- Y night Is to be ball roc- - ,
been glad to welcome het: It's a fact that this is a iob your B -A dealer _ ....
it} and district is urged to attend ties night for the Y, P. U. under the
Jack Ztnd blrs. H, x ge, of Clare- direction of as Hickey,- Recrea- can heaves Inothin tolchan�cc He trained
;.tl+ia service.. : mort, recently vtattzd his brother, Rt Matz H'c
. •� _ �tion Leader. •.� and equipped to do the thorough kind of :
• E. and family here. Tune is service iob that wrill keep your car •
Field Day Here August :S. 8dt4Y the -day all Sunday running
d aret g an .Dorothy Mit Sur
• • ..T!te Park Board announce this Misses Mar School members have been wain -tg Tlfat's soh
k, thstt the the dace August 5, shell, who recenaly took a Red Cross for when the Annual P'icsic will be y thousands of motorists all over
Short Course, are volunteer woriceia held in Grahaast's Park, Ro Hiil3. service �e come to �y Oe B-A's friendly Oft
has been set for the Annual Clare- j at the BshaArB Hospital, four hours quality Yon, too, can �o
nont Field Day. Races for young i Swimming, races and games will fill always buy with con' the sign of the
AM old, along with a seven -game week. the afternoon ftoilowed by the usual B.A. '
Min Audrey Foster, eldest daugh
ball tournament will be a feature of ,ter of Mr. and Mrs. Reg: Foster who good things tau to eat at supper time. «
the afternoon. A band concert at Peer there will be a tug-of
followed b} a dance. is plan - � been ntt+ending higb school at car and the second annual baseball
red.. Watch for further details and tKtngeton, is speadittg a few days game between the Official Board and aws
advertisement here next week. ; with her Parents before taking up the Y. P. U. This creatted much int- ; _
: wrork in Toronto: _ erest_Iast- -year and seems _tai be_ .on E E R L E S S
Football Ga rte Bore Satlurday JEr. and Mrs, Cli rtes Barlow:, of of the bright spots 'for. this year's ' , . P
Clar,einn -tt Football Team will play `California, after an absence of 41 picnic. 1• - a•A STAYS Oil LONGER
their first game here this year, on .{ Yom, have been visiting Mr. anti York is to progress on the tennis
Saturday evening. Their opposition Mre Clarence Trigg, to our East, court again this week and it is hoped BRITISH t COMPANY
will be I.Ari eld, and a good match Mre Wonnacott celebrated her the playing surface will be finished
,8th birthday here on Sunday, 'at
• is promised. The game stalks at ? and ready for action soon.
the home of- her sow,- Sydney, 'with -
-d m. -be 'tin hand. other members of the family. -- - - -- - - - - - - - -. -- _ --
We welcome home Mrs. Ben B -
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HAM a : 4
�� ant *3 brother fraan overseas u ha rec-
, ran o visited her. re are glad to. I - N 0 U R _� R_� I C E
- 13roufFham V1'omen's Instrtute .l:na�r that their parents, Mr' and - • - - -
- ='The nt °sting of the Women's, Mrs. Donnelly have returned to it.t
1 .•-institute was held in the To'-rship in the County Town. - -
Hall on Tuesday afrernoori. All the Arch 'Bell cut a field: of barley, In •1'98#3 - 60 years ago - the Dp- ntinion Exper9nten *.al � Farpis were
officers were present with a geed and Bill• Winter, a field of wheat on. _I -
S fl,utided,. Starting• with fire farms the Ssytent has •since been extended to 34
,ntx:►Ybsr of members and Mrs. 'Rob- Saturday of last week, while many- • ' � -•_ - - - ',' : • ' `°� : •
ertson ,presided'; rite new progras»s tfields will see the binders this week _ f`arms and stations and 210 illustration skationi This System, the largest and'. the
were distributed by Mrs. Burk. A as the harvest lisp- been hastened by '-letter of thanks was 'read from :firs, the warm weather. . mist coriipreheasiN a "of' its kind in any country, is maintained, _with the ether
W. Ellicott, her broken leg has kept Mr, and Mrs'. , F. M. Chapman Services of the Departmo-•at of Agriculture, for fhe promotion of agriculture and the
her away from Institute activities, spent Sunday N,.i,b Mr. and Mrs. S.
to everyone's regret. ' Parsons, of South Darlington, Mvz. I national economy* r,f Canada.
1 Mrsi. Sheppard reported the high Parsons ''aq- formerly musi.0 . teacher `
•light%-of the recent - District Atnsual, herE�n tlW16cal'sc oo ili-her 10me -As -a- :serif -e€ -tits work carried - out itr rite past by all the Services of the
at which she conducted the Memorial is :►ow taken up teaching the fifteen r ', •Department in
Co-operation. with the provinces and agricultural colleges, a much
r8ervide, and Mrs.. W. Gray, District schools in her local school area:
Director br,ug'tt the list of Stand- _ •, greater measure of stability has been given to farming in the Dominion.
ti Ing Committee Conveners as, elected ':"A BARN1 RAISING" Now that the war has ended all the Services of the Dominion Department of ..
at that meeting. The business of the At Squlb•e Bros. _ - ;
afternoon was devoted to' Red'Cmse, Agriculture -- Experimgrttai. Farms, Science, Prcductioti 'sad "Marketing - ■
with Mrs. B. Harvey presiding and Not many entirely timber r e.7 '
Mrs, H. G. McIntyre, Claremont, barns are erected in the country, but giro se u ess o-J to people of Canada. The .
visualize a broader and - fuller pro m a u
- Secretary' of North Pickering Birch. steel prices have 'revived the pract faci.litiea of these Services, are varied and extensive. Everybody in. Canada is invited -
' reporting. Mrs. R. Birrell gave a ioe, and Morley Sims, of Goodwood,
. message from Mrs. Disney express- has gangs er+ectimg five' big barns 4o take advantage of them Treaty, The Department is always ready to, assist„ in _ -
ing regret --at the inability of her at the present time. A raising of. any way in the adN-sencement of 'the basic- industry of Canada Agriculture,
Wait to be present and their willing- big timbers for such a barn took y '
-mesa to co- operate. with any plans place at the Squire Bros. -farm an
= - a _
made. A letter was read from Mrs. Wedme3day Iast when'some hundred DOZn1n1On'De�artrrient of AgticUlture-
,Birkett 'stating the impossibility of people from many miles around ac*-
her attendance, So, after some dis- :istedl. The barn 90 by 40 feet, on a ' :- -Hon, JAME..3 G. GARDIN:ER, Dr. G. 8r -H: BARYON,
that North Pickering disband, and with the upe of timbers taken from 1tEinible
cusaion it-was moved and seconded 10 -foot cement wall, was erected
- B .,,Deputy Minister i
that Ontario Division be asked for the Drtirhweli barn, taken doom frcim _ _. 'A
directilon as to procedure: the new highway new West Hill. It
Ili order to.accfpt the Opportunity has a hip roof and carries two pur-
r lines, each 7 feet from either end of
,V ` '_, .u. w.a ^.:''. .,. -' • °',,.: .v n•s,.- •' /,." _ - - -`-- �:�,...�. �.�.....,...e.��,.. .._ . - a _ —.. u.«_i,;.s�r'+�._,...:- _.e�si.":
ASSEMBLY LINE last "weals in U.S.
_ �►^� • • Q p Q , Cattle brought an all-time high
i •r \ �g����� O the .NG a7 - price-of 122.50 a bundred pound%
at Omaha, a jump.ot$4.Su over the `
O.P.A. ceiling.
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Wheat sold for 1203 cents a
.A Nation is Born Dollar Parity Adopted bushel at Omaha, up 17 cent,. front
IVS Lo.,, t,uL ILCc, J.c L ;l:w:..< --The Canai•wi dollar has been the late O.P.A. ceiling and the
— 71 ',y _ 1stands became a republic on the restored to par with the American highest prices in '27 years. Anui'hrr
Fourth of J uly,, dollar. This step is the' keystone of 27 -year record was set for hog, at _
A dependency of the United a new four -point anti - inflationary Indianapolis, $20 a hundred huuuds,
States since the Spanish American Program announced to the House up $5, l
War, the islands gain their inde ` of Commons last week by Rt. Hon. Cotton--neared 32 cents a pound, -
M , pendence after a lU -year interim J• L� Jilaley, minister o° finance. a 23 year �t ecord_l igh. _
period as a commonwealth. Officials described the eveatual
s Gen. Douglas MacArthur, ivbo resuli_of the" Move as "a tep per _.MILLIONS OF PEOPLE +. i
M led the liberation of the islands cent slash in costs and prices
f from the Japanese, was• the honor throughout the Canadian econo- prefer Maxwell House Cof.
guest. Representatives of - . more my." Our close econoritic ties with iy
?� fee. It's en o ed in more,
than 30 countries were on hand. the United States. make it inevit- i Y
'- The United States " flag cante , able that price changes in " that �10Mee than any other
down for all time as this country of country work their way into every"
7,083 tropical islands and 18,000,000 aspect of Canadian costs. with brand' of coffee in the
Filipino citizens, swept by fire and American prices continuing to rise, "'
sword through 400 :years of oppres -, prices in this country may still' gu WOrld. It B always Good
sion, came peacefully to full sorer up, bur the' government believes to the Last Drop:"
" w 1 eignty. -that six months from now, the
k ;
€� general pattern of costs and prices
Y y - Second . A -Bomb Test will be ten per cent below the level
which -would have prevailed had
u-
Vice Admiral
W. H. P_Blan
ti
as t icr..jt-4ee;,-- taktn.
has set, July 25 as tentative date for
the detonation of Bikini's .secondBENI. k
Peace Conference '
atomic bomb, this- one an attack The Forei n Ministers of the "
against hulls.' It will be exploded 6 .
slightly under the surface of the
Big Four drafted invitations last
1 +'•;: hgoon• week for a general European peace `f
X. l " -conference to be held in Paris July
�..:� 1
A full tees rehear y •:� ~
.. .,,rN:.. -d rehearsal, 1' was �� ,•�, ,
29 for on treaties intended
,y.;.
scheduled for -July 19. ;w
''�`: a ;. tM :_ to end the Second Great War for -
h' Italy and the Axis satellites.
Germans Exchanged Th �AS I`COP T
Thy 21 nations scheduled' to re
The British and Russian zones in ceive invitations to the peace con- (Tri -basic Copper Sulphate)
Germany have completed the ex ference are: Firer time in Canada. A neutral in- at
soluble copper. compound making,
i %� •,...'•<•. "' '' a "a' �.: " change of nearly' 2,2su Uu0 Ger- Australia. Belgium, Brazil, B e-
"'� mans, British occupation authori- lorussia, -Canada, China, Czecho- an ideal spray material for fun4tus
P control on potatoes, sour cherries,
W ti it the precision► of an automobile assembly line, these pleasure -- ties have announced.' The Russians slovakia, Ethiopia,' Tranct, Great tomatoes, celery, etc. Contains twice
<as much copper as ordinary copper
- —sent approximately 1.70o 000 into Britain, Greece; India, Netherlands, sul ihatr or brueswne, consequently
boats are readied for launching at a• Los Angeles, boat building p '
the British zone and the British New Zealand, Norway, 'Poland. goes twice as far. Also availale as
plant. The 40 -foot . cruisers develop a top speed of 40 miles per approximately 300,900 into the Ukraine Republic, Union of South a dust.
hour and have twin marine engines. They'll soon be cruising peace Russian zone in moves to return Africa, Soviet Union, United "Tredmark Res''s'
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fully on the "Pacific. Germans to their former homes. States, and Yugoslavia. AT YOUR LOCAL DEALER
SHE'S HUNGRY -
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Moderation is a Canadian characteristic. ,
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It is a
'heritage of our people. As children, we learn moderation. ' "`
As adults, we' practice it, As CalladianH, we are proud of it.. -
I - In spite of post -war temptatiotnis to sFilurge and spend, we have kept _
__ _ . -. :- : :• -- - -.our heads. We've acted moderately .. , -we have not given in to -
a
_ the natura"esii�e__T-iijr mrn- 'ate enjoyme nt ev
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0-f- erything and
anything short supply ... and that is why,:
TAit: ragged, starving Chinese or. as individuals and as' a nation, we -are unhampered -
yhan girl stands in a deserted titer
paddy in northern Hupeh province, -' by the. excst3eis of inflation,, -
ihewmg dried out stalks from the - - - - — w. —
last crop. Such diet has given her
�7tM disten4ed stomach so .common - in famine areas, a can point to F fine `record. We can point -to Canada's future with
RAy EZ 1 rr' nR :certainty. But, we' can do this only if we .continue to live up -'
r Canadian principles of moderation—
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moderation in all thing's.
- _ w1Y�n �s ��rst�- c� ✓t➢�x�r�cur ... �iYU�ic+e �J�s�de�a1i�n. �.a�ay.� : ' .. "
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THE HOUSE Of STAGRIM
,,.,Xgt. R. Cohen uses a , Geiger
Counter to determine the radio-ac.
flit, in $ittini lagoon as the salvage
waft U.S.S. Reclaimer moves close
a the carrier U.S.S. Saratoga a few
hours after the atomic bomb burst
on" tt P deserted fleet inside the
atoll..
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Book your .order for July, With famtIY• Well grown, low down, thick TIME' TESTED UAL[TY �� <
the scarcity of meat, there will fleshing, from good milking dams. Q
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to put In an extra brood of chicks 6 UR , P F'� $SURE It[).L121 16e. �-or&e razio of Los Angeles holds -tht ' -Seagram "Gold Cup, --
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mule and sales plan One Dollar. De- finished regulation rounds of the Canadian Open Golf Championship
ly, we expect we can' give prompt want thin ,-car. but you can get all
delivery, but to be sate, book tails free, Krypto -Products Co. the quallty and service
' SANTA r`RUZ; r nl. you desire Over MOIItreai BCaCOnsfield COnI9e with aCOCN Of 178.
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horns. Sussex x Leghorn, Rock x THE NEW IMPROVED. HAY :;'ation 1, Toronto.
Leghorn, " Leghorn z New Hamp. DIVIDER
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B' Rocks, Rock z Hamp•., New t'un be toted to swath board of any GET BETTER PICTURES
Hamps., Sussex, Sussex x Hamps. mower Will replace help usually AT LOWER 'PRICE
mixed $12,76, pullets $17,00, cox needed to fork hay behind mower
.14,75. Send deposit of 11.00 'per' -. in heavy crops. Alpo save time. as By FRANK MANN HARRIS
100. We guarantee 1009'a ltve de- there Ib no Clogging of knife or P1; ,Sill MAI; S1:f1,%'WE
livery, Order' from and enclose knife guard. Guaranteed aatisfae. Any Size Roll = 6 or 8 Exposures. - - - - _ - - _. ;;' ( "A six Bit Critic") syoH . . . . ....
this ad. ftltn. [7.50 f.o.b. _ Bristol. Que. Sole DEVEL(iPED AND PRINTED 26c'
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Large White Lesioras - Day aid . gr and distributor for Cetnsda 3 MMTSTED ENLARGEMENTR 26c Thrre'3 an old news a cr adage out t:, y started
and started up to 4 weeks old. and U.S.. Loral Spdre Ime Agents Site 4x6" in Beautiful Easel Mounts newspaper g paper, he really
Lakeview Legborns are the large Wanted, A, Arble. Bristol, Quo. Enlargements 416" on-Ivory tinted , which runs The customers always something. For-that was the btgia-
type mated with cockerels from mounts: 70" In Gold. Silver, Cir- write, especially when . you're ning of the modern sports depart-
Pd. stock -'Real Egg Machines. -' TURFS AND RADIO PARTS cassian "Walnut or Black Ebony "
TO GET ELFETRICAL finish frames 69c each. it enlarge- S+'rong. And in a recant letter a ntent which -with the possible ex-
HARD for Weekly List - of" special Electronic supplies* of all kinds; ment- coloureb TIC each. reader puts a mild blast.on_s
prices on day old •cblc" 'pull ts, _ PP P ports- _ caption of front page headlitfes .sad
4q list for stamp. Economy l7latrlbut- Reprints $Sad• Froth loser.
and cockerels and started chtgks. Negatives gel Each `.writers. in general,, and this one in the comic - strips =-is probably the
July mad Fall Hatched - Book your ors, Kingston, Ontsrlo. _
ri _ DE1•T. K particular, for what he considers a most widely and avidly -read sec-
order for July or Fall Hatched ' highly inconsistent attitude. tiop of any' metropolitan journal
chlckr now. FAR34% wolf •ALE STAR SNAPSHOT S R�'!CE !
special Started Chicks - A117 two Nos 121, Pest ufflee A. Toreals + s o o e
weeks old heavy breed mix- -.LARGE DAIRY FARM fN VILLAGE Pri,,t Nnme and Addressa Plainly.
-'-You guys give uuZlicuis'of dol-
ed chicks. 17c. pullets 21c., heavy 85 miles from Montreal. 40 head of- And now the reader has come to
breeds, cockerels 17c, alts 1 to 4 cattle, Large'l quantity timber pulp ' NAPP1^ 1•10CRSOi1E1 WITH CACH lays worth of adywice publicity to
week old pullets and cockerels. and wood. Pdice 130,000.00. Uux 9s, I 25c order or more you receive; (1) something like the Louis -Conn expect -and the newspaper aims to
LAKEVIEW POULTRY -71 Adelaide W.. Toronto coupon for two 6 x, 7 heavy paper supply him with -two, three or
- enlargements: (2) one of the prints using, and create a whole lot of even four pages of'sports, and thu
'. _ • FARM, Mein Brpi,, THtR' 1S THE W CY to sea starred "edgy' tinted "; (3) "doable sea)' interest in it," he says. "Then, just
Exeter. Ontario. an farm; stock, Implements, crops• film wrapper; (4) quality unlimited.' not just at such times as actusil
all for 14.000 cash or trade on good F'ilmol developed and printed :6c: as soon 'as it- turns out to be a happenings justify this amount oil
house. Write Elwood Perrier, not reprfnsp, eight for .Sc. Fresh stinkeroo, you all try to act so very
PULLETS E 1 O R T WEEKS farm.* Corbetton. Ont, films . available. Victory 'Studio, space, but_ tack and every day, "
-- 'to laying for Immediate delivery. Sapkatoon 7, W.. Bask, wise, trying to make out that you Week in and week out. And this
Also two and three week old start- 50 ,ACRES GARDEN LAND OR knew all the time it was bound to quite t pr. And this
ad chicks. Free catalogue. Tweddlo is sometimes
� refixed lntmiaB, house, barn and •rh;�F'NF:Itti WA1eTltD be s flop." � � "
- - -` -Chick Hatcheries. Limited, Fergus, chicken house; poor health reason. - + w o iustanee, on a Monday morning a For
Ontario. Byron Stapleton, Wallacetown, Ont.' P11tirr"TANT TEACHER FOR S.M. - - _ sports editor may have an all-
LARGE -TYPE LEGHORNS No, 1. Dayton. Apply stating salary Then he goes on to inquire why - England tennis final, a Diamond
13AIRDR1P:51Le1N4: and qusliflcations and phone' num-
- her to Leonard Cameron, btee'y, the sports ,pages should give to Sculls result, a National golf-'cham-
LHARN HAIRDRESSING . THE Dayton. Ontario much frees g p pro- pionshi a lift ad stake race
,l.wgborn pullets 21e. Al! Brooders Robertson method, Laformatlon on pace to.builditi n p, y -g� ,
'double bloodtseted and backed by request regarding classes Robert. GLENVALF:. ONT. TRIM. CO. Rig- fessional sporting events, which and a dozen other realty outstand-
high pedlgreed foundation stock. apti'a Hairdressing Academy, 127 quires lot clasp teacher tot public are strict! 'money-making
Many Hurondala customers report Avenue Road, Toronto. school, Protestant, duties commence Y Y-making schemes ing events to deal with, Twenty-
beat chicks I over had. Walter Septa 1. State qualifications, and and , nothing else but, when -such four hours_ later all the news avid. -
Morton. Dryden, - We were wall HELP wA.1f'1ED salary erpects4 • to A P, Peterson, space is denied to other business able may bo that Boston and
Ip1CSNd with the .pullets we: re-, Gienvate. Ont, , y -
celved last year. Pullets laid well. enterprises, I'd just like to know Brnoklyn eoniinue to lead their
• COOK - GENERAL. COMPETENT;.
HM" Breed Pldleti 17c. small home; country woman pre- TOWNSHtI• PUBLIC 3 C R O O L wliat sort Of a reception would be. respective loops, and that Connie
tarred, high wages If qualffted. Area No 1. Cumberland, requires Sven t0 a man trying a $nssex s N. Hamp, Rocks Now Box' 102. 73 Adelaide W,,. Toronto.. teacher for Junior Room, Vars. Ap ying to develop, Mack of Philadelphia andCunay
13am Barred Rocks. Pure Sussex ply stating` gnattttcatfoeis, expert. say. - a plumbing business, if . he Smytbc. of Toronto both can Ideat-
and New Haasp shire pullets 17c. HOL9VKkEPUR' R Y Bt'SINEss ence• and salary expected, slsn
Pure Sussex mixed Ise.. Sussex 2 went into a newspaper and asked ly expect to have better teams nett[
N. Hamp- Rock x Hamp. Rocks for near Toronto, to help cars name a last Inspector, D. n J. D.Tc•
for aged mother. Sox 104, 73 Ade- Rae, Sec,.Treae., Leonard. Ontario. for the same kind of free publicity season. -
7 and Now. Hamp•, mixed Ise. Sus- lalde W.. Toronto.
sex x Logbortt. Rock x Leghorn they give to the hockey business,"
HASTINGS `liiORTlfi, 3 QUALIFIED
and Leghorn x Now Ramp. mixed our correspondent concludes.
Ale. pullets 20c. Assorted pullets DIETITIAN Protestant teachrrs for Area No. 2. p
15c..• assorted mixed 9c. Cockerel Mo00.00 If and Herschel. -Salary o o . het, in spite of this, that same
\\aaleG at •Qivakoka Hospital, Sal. 11500.00 1f fully qualified. Apply to vast acres e' Of white a
•tad started prices on request " g Pace 'still
ary $166.60 per month or - $140.00__ G. R- Woodrox, Rec,- Trans,. R R.' 1. As to the vast amount of
"Order from attd eocloee the Ad. gar month with full 'maintenance.-- Hybin, Ont. press yawns' those two, three or four
11.00 per 100 deposit. One month's vacation with pay at agent stuff" appearing in most pages must be filled, And if, "at
HURONDALE CHICK, the end of one yearts service. Blue. daily, papers, it's rather hard to say' sucii -a'mornent, the harassed sports.
HATCHERY' for Ian available. Permanency • ISLAND FALLS, -NORTHERN just where the line should be
S person. Apply to Sup- editor finds on his desk a nice,
L01fd011, erintendent, Muskoka Hospital, ONTARIO drawn.' A great' deal of such Oat. g 4h humorous, . highly- readable article
ti► Gravenhurst. Ont. tNorib of ceerraae) material is- ,written by- 'highly -paid about a comic chaos iinsh' f
RELIABLE CHICKS , A Consolidated one room, grads g P, R fight.;
WANTED' e pe PIST 'WITH BOOK- experts artists in their line, and
keeping experience Give full in- school,' requires Protestant expert- P who can blank him for slipping it
JULY PRICES ON BABY CHICKS, enced female teacher for grades 1 is a whole lot rr;ore entertaining inn Not us, you be sure. But
Barred Rocks $9.75. Hamp X BR. _ formation and wages expected. to 9, Number of pupas 18. Music .
$10.25. STARTED CHICKS, up to ADD1Y Twaddle •Chick Hatcheries and social service. including chit- titan most run -Of- the' -mill sports we d° think that all such. tltaterl .
Limited, Fergus, Ontario. py, you may rest assured
w'esics. Sussex, Burred Rocks. dash's Sunday tichool class, helpful. Co And'
Leghorn pullets, HYBRIDS Leg- t Salary !1600,.00, starting September _ _ show -bt. in some tnanIIei, tagged -
horn X SR Hamp X BR. Prompt GENERA!. STAFF NURSES ' 3rd, 1946. Apply in writing to Her- that if the sports- page.reader didn't as what it is, so that a reader'wilf
_ shipment Mlllorfe Chick Hatchery, bert L 'Sanborn,- Secretary, 408 want such stuff - didn't expect it- be in Ito doubt as to its source, and
1lergus. Ont.- a Room N1lrsei University Avenue. Toronto 2, Ont.
r X13 then it wouldn't, be there. in do. danger of mistaking it for
DYKINO AND CLEANING S109,A0 PER MONTH. PLUS FULL
Rs' vacation WANTED WANTED � • t actual news.- 1~ot ahilt wthaYe
maintenance. 3 wee
with pay, aiid a 150 lioness at the And that last sentence gets down nothing but respect for a good _
.31AVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS completion of each year of service.- MiLLER READ ESTATE.' tsi g g p K
X (dyeing or cleanjpg? Write tow for Pension plan. 1 day sick leave with Oshawa Boulevard, Oshawa, wants fairly Clare to the knuckle Of the press agent who ffankly admit$ f'
information. We are grad to atil,wer '. pay per inonth, aecumulative. Bun• resort property, unimproved, wood- matter. When a Toronto journal- that lie is onc, for the other sort -
your questions, Department H. service to city street car Linea. Ap- ed. good beach, near highway,
Parker's Dye Works Limited, 791 ply: Superintendent of Nurses, Tor- = ' 1st, tlie, late H. J. P. Good, for the tits kind who try t0 put across
Tongs Street Toronto, Uatarlo. -' onto Hospital for Tuberculosis. WANTED-TO PURCHASE PULLETS first time gathered together on one slobbery publicity in the guise of
Phone JU, 1163. ' ' Barred Rocks, New Hampshfres,
-° - page all the sports- nt:ws which had signed personal opinion -well, it's
BUR:sA1.ti - f White Leghorns any age from 8
91EDICAL weeks up to iayllg:- Guuu ,,.i., tread thraueh- too blessed hot ..right. now . to.
ATTENTION FARMERS Ade aleepW�'Toronto, No. 96, 73 discuss them. -'
i1'or Sale: ' Regular Tractor Tires, A TRIAI. -EVERY SUFFERER OF
lug treads, suitable for.bolttag on Rheumatic, Pains or Neuritis should * • K -.
try- Dicon's Remedy, Munro's Drug
steel wbeele,. front wheels - $5,00 CASH FOR YOUR USED
aach, rear' wheels $10600 each, $1.00 335 Elgin,' Ottawa. r=o�t�(id . COMICAL TOILET BOWLS l7Jl�'i�HINERY sO' 'for no particular ieasoa,
T. U. B. Toronto. When• ordering, here's the very.old talc of Finkel-
-state height And width of wheel. STO11fACH' AND THREAD WORMS Kaustine and other makes urgently NEW AND USED stein, who started playing the stock -
T National Rubber Co. Ltd., 5 Wilt- often a» the cause of Ill health in required. Highest pricer paid• market and who, as sometimes
shire Ave.. Toronto. Opt humans, all ages. No ore Immune! Write 194 Galley Avenue. Toronto. Of Every Description `
Why not find out if this to your Phone EL. 11171 ' happens, did very well at it for t
BRASS VALVES, SAFETY VALVES, trouble, Interesting particulam - while. And then, as also ,sometime!
Gauger, oil steam, grease cups, Spcia write Mulv,eney'a Remedies � � _ H• rr PETRIE t:0. LTD
Carburetor. Reconditioned. 1 b Spclalfate, Toronto a. _ lR7 Frost_ iR ,W. - Toronto happens, the market took a sudden �
Brogk; Dundas, •Orel. �. "WE BOY a iF.I.L� tom+- far -the worse;_.and_oJte morn- 1
. CHEAP OIL HEAT and Try it. ft works. Arthur's MENT. - utg Finkelstein, was called on thee, Eczema
PLENTY OF 'IT, In your cook stove Ointment, one of the most. efteetlye p11ouc by his excited broker, with
Quebec or jacket heater; by using Ointment, known for the rolief of
the eczeina: 50c., 90c. and $1.7b. For in- PFI S this � s/►ectias medicine � � � � � � � � _ a demand for further margins.
- LITTLE GIANT OIL BURNER formation write Charles Arthur, 82 NO COAL-NO ASHES -NU WOOD Spruce Hill Rd., Toronto, Ont feeling, of atich days -when i �j�'f+>c1� 'TO CARRY • female fvactioaal soathly :: a GJ<! r
` • Burns cheap fuel oil, dtsttilate, die- dish$ banes. Worth • 1 Local f3ut Finkelstein rcm'ained quite
.HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT DIR-
sel, range oft or kerosene on's Neuritis and Rheumatic Pain - 1 ► calm. "Listen,` :!lister," he said;
1 _Money back It .proven unsatle- Remedy? It gives good results. j�Af If�i♦DIA17rLi6TAilt CalpeAttr-- COrltraCtOri
factory. , CeMIOUIIS t'[m Every Town and Coany "would you mind -taking a took by ,
Munro 's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ot- Throughout Omtmrle the books and seeing how stood it
VERY ,CHEAP, ,BUT VERY EF- taws. Postpaid SLOU, 1 6
'FECTIVE. 1 VALUABLE dletrlb u t o r s b i p my account ant week ago today P"
11'tll In below and return to:-- _ awaits an enterprising Carpen.
•'T]30MP80N'S" Research Products 9IIFSICAL [N/!TRUMENTit I ter - Contractor -in, this district: So the broker, after taking a look. -
Of /p116J1 Must be ca reported that-7a week preciously -
- Dfvlefoa, 66 Esplanade E., Toronto. 1 bath the sales pa and the Ina handling
1. Ont. FRED ♦ BODDINGTON BUYS. ito� �TCH Q /tlf� tlon of x new. patented weath. _ -AZ r. F. had had a credit balance
... ... ... sells, exchanges musical Instru- /ifQtl4�� I 'erstrl in v
3fgease shfk ale one Little Giant Ott ments 117 Church, Toronto tl. pp g• fixclusti•e rights o some' six thousand ctolLra.
Ilhlsne, for which I enclose deposit - Qukkl Star itchint of insect . bite' pert ruff will he granted, Big demand for „
�j 116•.00 and balance to be O.O.D. MUSICAL iPiSTRU11lFNTSJ RE- eaeina hives; pimples scales, scabies, athletes Prnduvt. no competition, large- "t'e said Finkelstein, "did I Call
f1 0, Vatred'and reffnlshed, Violins, Uke• foot and other externally ausedskit troubles , t• valunl! httstneaH. Write ur wire: - yott up then," And hung ups
Isle expertly repatred. - Minor re- ttJJ�,� q�y�1 kec� i . soothlar, antiseptic W a. D. THE FLEXOTIiT9 CO.
WAMZ , .. P!lMit�tlrrl' .' GreeoN 1
�r.�........_.i....,... ppairs On Baa�Oa. Mandolins and Le�t �s p� tall. etalaiese itch Ilepf. W. ;t47a DrSmtortA Ave.
Guitars. For articulars write A. stow oY.Y. D. 117aL�CRIrTk'90Nour druggist Torsute, 12. '
:ADDRIM vv ar .............:.... C. McGarvsy, 5rrvilte, Ottarto, .. 4 . _ y .� ISJUE 2s -1946
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SdI -serve Czr66 eta 'SUPP LI
Conte In and Enjoy Yourself all="" "<"'
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M. S• CHAPNIA w. d a ` - J. S. BALSDON PICKERING
P aw
i8winess Siredvrq
f Quality Drugs
KAISER GORDON F: 0�B08d�TE : A. E. Richasrason
R K + + Aeearate DLpeosiag C. L. V.
w. _ emC 'VaberMar7 Re=adies VIRMCT. XANAGEB GENERAL INSURANCE
$ague sad Sera g A- GIFT FOR ALL' OCCASIONS 'II ]IFME LIFE REAL D8TAT6 :
TAI E�TRE � 1 {AliCINe
S9TIliATS9 GIVEN ' Batiabie Photo F ist T Oa■*aw As eild sisrabl9iu
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ISUBSDAY. FRL, BATU"AY , _ iI'`•e�wai �..� Bs'oI;E HOURS - Tom Pnekrla
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JUY 18, 19 and 20 eo' . E Brown, Ats.7+ 4at.. _
Two Bbaws - 7 and 9 P. h[. 'PHONE PICK. 120 Weelh Days - &w A. Y- - 9 P. X J. YiBs, Ajaz; T of an ;isrls Np •
"- Matinee at 1.80 P. IL - -- 'Sunday - 12.80 P. ]t. - b P. •TIC• _1 nth Year r
Q'aieplsase, 628 Whitby, OnR
-' San Antonio �.t Your Properties For Sale with WM. MCEACHNIE
` CYR-IL E. MORLEY J. R. BQy PMiaa %js*.0 DEALER .■.
I3 Technicolor -- -' __ -- J __'oil, ties a s >3
We Have Waiting Buyers With _ FUMMAL DIREC'T'OR
array Flynn and Alexis Smith Phm. g
Cash, For Homes With Small im . p��, =�anq gwvIq
t tii�NDAY. TUESDAY, WEDN'$DY Acreage, Farms, or Pillage Clarke Prentice
THE REXALL STORE Ew or �t
V. JULY 22, 23 an&24 Property PHONE PICK- 69 � • TdOENSM AVCT'iON1>eit
Last Complete Shop.• At 8.16 P. M. Phone Pick. 13 For the 0sundes of York and am*
New Hlgirway Under Contraction r . aria; to Corp. run Pmt•
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:Danger Signal Some of the aomtracte let for While They Last ! P�,�g, Ontario Jet $ app ua o
` - Faye Emerson Zadh Scott- Paving of the new highaw have al- _ • _ -... -,. — "• ' .'. _ dad Pttsnta). Farm smd 1rs�sht•
} • also as added attraction - ready comrnezced operations. That •C•ol mots Camp Suffes WM. M. A W stack Balls a spedalty. at rok ar
- area south of this village has now Qsa) 'Sanges — Lawn Mowers Reaso�aNG Rata& -
$(}Y ROGERS been closed off, and pavii=g equip- LIK=BMD AUC770NEM and PHONE AGIN. N W 8, YILUKm .
* * ment is on the scene, grading aad � D. T. Barn Spray — 'Bad Killers VALVAT'OR - „
�, j preparing for the concrete. This h
highway, altihough designed primal- - Garden Tools — — Binder Twine Anywhtnra Btrtriater Soiidtor NotsaY F�sMis ;
-C "Gabby Aayea" Dale Events ily for fast traffic, we anticipate and Z1ar�h !14 Phone Daadas $t. East,�whitby, OaR - -C *C!RICHARDSON
ry its being amde use ' of by our own :
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ta�rrvia TEURSDAY, FRI. SATU$DAY people drivi 1L IN B U S$ Y C Y R t L E . M O R L E Y T ;
- AMY 25 26 and 2z I N S U R A N C E -iA N D You seaw ten xy Little Giant
REAL ESTATE .:,H. MCKEE
a Rua Abbott Lou Costello Quality Meats
% 'PHONE 67 PICK. PAINTER & DECORATOR
Fish in Season -. .
309403
y ot v�ts &Vegetables DICKERING ONTARIO
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'Willoughby Farm Asenry
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SILK'S MARKET - : Head Office .- Toronto
i - 166 Yoage St. AD0606 J. I. (Hud) STEWART, B. A.
Phalle Pickering 26 - "largest and Oldest in
Canasta - Established Forty Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
_ — Years" RIVER BEND FARMS
- DICKERING NIF.AT MARKET CONatITH OUR ME 114 GjT DEPT.
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FOR THAT MOM[ IN THE CISr '..,DrEenwOOd Road
FRANK R. SMITH Phone Pictl�3 :
Seller s
8 Atkinson
Quality First Service our, Aim
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- 'Phone Agin. 901 W2 _- Stnwff. 290 -F., J. Donevan
R_...' : I"W= BUY THIS NEW YO><r MAKE THE TEST" .Licensed
1 _ B. Al B. Se.
Pone Pickering 38 ;Ontorlo Land Sur *ynr
-.Auctioneers
�•••• : -30 Bing Street. East, Oakswa. oaf.
FOB BEST MARKET FOR YOUR
FARM PRODUCE 0 Year's Experience
LIVE 1�. E N S, U 131 U K _� N .5 ■ales egad . � �tlti .�, why + Notice _
�Sofsausing in Farm Stod<, :
Livd Hugs, Springy Lambe as`; a
waattaa •Star= Dears ar 1
-- - JwIverlSed. Bills prepart'd dad star= Posit — Made t•. o.iw
•.. V_ eel Calves
G ENT -- �c - - - -
�VJ all
+ O inp Le' Aa16a
Bottles axe badly Due to Selling. direct to the consumer; we can pay you MORE Reasonable Rates
1 needed- FOR YOUR, FARM PRODUCE. -_ _ PRONE zso sTOUFFVILLE N.46* /." Gordon'
For Further Particulars 1�l
+
Resson — dew bottle •�`
production slowed b, - ':Call* or Write � 'M R I E- C U M B E R
shortage of ansteriala. .
• PIC_K_ERINGi FARMS LIMITED lie LTiEITED - - -- - - -_C°' --�
Remedy — Return ac- WHITBY ONTARIO. PHONE 336 Pa or Night' -
3 cumulated empties. -- y 'Scarboro Junction
Pat them beck into • • ,'
cieculation. Check TELEPHONES — Howard 1117, and Searbor6 US
your basement today.
: �Claremon Meat Market ugh and .
Frames Bash Doom Scream '
Bring them to nearest �� Tim Yaytldings .
Brewers Retail store or Soft end Hardwood Floorlrhg
telepboae for piclt -+rp; rton dote ■ ■ — — B'rIck Insulated swim CedaMrWo Phhhg% gifts -"
Dunbi 1
:. Wanbt>ards Rock Cad" IghbeIas
AApbdt ftb iift don Roofing .
Owing to the high cost of fresh and live beef, and the tmeertainity �� P�daed Barclay •� of a stable retail price at which we can sell at a profit, we are •Rock Wool Insuladed Ceaat and Lbw _
forced to discontinue ou*r service in the DQ se nbarton area. Thanking WaspI g -TW :.Xew pipe
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you for your past patronage. "SIN- SENOVR 100 e. PURE FAINT
t r PHONE 8801 CLAREMONT. ' � -
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Ontario
_ All grades -of P. C. Cedar Shingles