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out. Rate $2.o0 per year; U. S. �2-b0 W. C. Murkar and Son, '4.'r'.
— Poet Office Department, Ottawa
Monday -Next f roclaimed
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PROCLAMATION
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Municipality Township The adjourned inquest into' the JULY j19, 1921 - In our last issue, and our reprint
circumstances in connection with the from our issue of 1885, we carried Miss Joyce Morley spent a week, i
PICSERING death ot. Philip Kelly, was contin- • Greenwood —while the tractor 'has, one item telling of, the installing, of with Mr. and Mrs. ' Frank Baker.
ued on Monday evening, under Cor- been used in cutting grain in other _ a new type of roller for the making while at Midland.
- -- I, D. Blake Annis, Fbwve'of the - , Misses Pauline Palmer and Doris
• oust Dr. V. E. Cartwright, parts of the town�ip, Mr. Rains . of flour. at the Hoover Mills at the
- C rporation of the Township of - Kelly, who had been ,a passenger seems to be the first in this locality sou h of the town. Mr. Lockwood tells HerWeraon have just returned from
Pickering, hereby proclisim, a two- week'H' vacation at Algonquin
is a .dairy truck calling at Yungveldt to do so. He is now cutting a large u3 theme rollers are still in the mill,
WNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1946 ('.amp, was killed when the truck field of 6&t®. (general practice now). some of them still- in use for certain Parrs with relatives from New York.
eiontirsued on page eigblt Judk^•ing from the present outlook kinds of work. Miss Eva Jones of Toronto spent
ae _ last week with Mr- and _M
Pickeeng -Village eats to 31 coal is ins l.o bT �.,o mater
� coal this winter. Toronto dealers Stevenson; Mr. and >I�'s• Walter
CIVIC HOLIDAY y�g Amuerican Students St. Francis de Sales Church
—_ have a larger quantity on hand than — THE GARDEN PARTY. Stevenson, of Brooklizt also spent -
y .T in this Municipality - -- -- - —` they have had •Sur crrany ,Years• Sunday with them.
Late Wednesday afternoon a bus- Master Billie Hansen of Timmins
Dated at Brougham, Ont this load of' 31 young Americans, "Put- At a special meeting it the local The Garden Park Committee and '
y g has returned home Navin spent
6, ore Farmers of America taken Chamber of Comrrierce last Thursday Father Kyte wish-to express their g Pen a
81st Dray of July 194, . . , �� g night, the offer b Thos. Walsh to month with his 'aunt and ousts; Mr:
Vocational Agriculture, arrived iS Y appreciation, through ,the columns of " and Mrs, Charles Palmer, of Pick-
D. BLAKE ANNIS, Reeve sell four or five aches north of the the Pickering News, for the aplen-
town, ready to set up their tc.., Toronto and Eastern right -of -way, e2ingo
tents to spend the night. _ ` continued on did co-operation and patronage of
_ page four • �e people of Pickering and• neigh- Mr. and'-Mrs. C. A. Sterritt hati^a
r. WAR ECHO _ They are students of the Hillsboro — _ _ g - just returned frown a motor trip to
High Sdhool,, Wisennsin,' They loft I Take Up Chase Clad In Pyjamas boring communities, at the very the Soo,, accompanied by Mr. and
- i�ome some weeks a6 , by chartered successful garden. party o:i Tuesday Mrs. Secor Johnston. We have al-
,C' t Not the least of the virtues of the - ' evening.
*- - - bus, travelling through Ohio, Illin- Constantin Hunger, German -born, ways understood this to be an inter -
Salvation Army is its ubiquity- ois, Indiana, Westt Virginia; New who has not. yet taken out citizen - The prize- winners of the various eating, scenic trip, but the highlight
blue and of Army's adher Washington. and New York ship pa rs after • ei • teen ears drawings are as follows: the Bicycle on this one may have been, the
-- - accorded a .never - Sailing � P Pe g•'� years Miss Bernadette Robinson; .the yob lad, up in the wilds, s
- � whereever they MIRY be, i City, then to 3iontreal, up through �sidenee is Canada, but has a cr'an- Pressure Cooker to Ma McLaren ppro
a galvationist here on their way to Detroit, Chic- inal record too long to quote over �' ing them as they drove along, the
The" other Saturday I of Lindsay, the ticket being sold by
. lassie was snaking her ,way -through ,, ague and home. It cost each boy 815, the ph;,ne, is now confined to the Mrs., of Pickering; and tihe bop driving along i:i -a honnemade
Jamie
men's beverage room of a large the School paying the balance. coun-.y jail, as a result in part, N. affair, equipped with good- bicycle
The trip has been an educational of the assis.ance given by nearby five pair of nylons to D. R. Lock- tires, -and a h the
Toronto hotel, selling copies of the _ - wood. Dolly Greenback was won by shafts.
huge P between
-War Cry, In deference to the lady one, and 'Pickering' was glad to wel- r�sidF -fits. ticket 6738 the owner of which, has
-come them, although when short of Between three and four o'clock on Mrs.- George Paterson,- of Wash- the sound tensity by food supplies, Wednesday afternoon Friday m .rniag last, a pet dog k,pt not yet beer located. Fromm the irraton, is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
several decibels. A young veteran of I in the -garage of Wesley Petty, Fancywork Booth, the homemade
o,yn lad closing by the local stores created b B y Y, Charles Palmer and Mrs, James L.
World Wisr 11 handed the y " g' the ! isoaitething of a problem. Cherrywood, arbusAii the owner and quilt went to Mrs.'A. G. Hooker, of Palmer.
-_4 50.E piece and shrugged Kinsale; the n3otor to Mrs. L.
aside, ,But- your change, They were a grand bunch or'' boys. his son, and Roy Morrisii and his i'�g Mr.' and Mrs. Clarence Gunther
--m g isle asked. Pointing at his T girls from. the same School -are sons, all living" nearby. Hustling out Hill, of Pickering; and the Crocheted spent the week end at the hoane of
off to Yellowstone Park - on their to _the service station H Woolen Mat to Mrs. Norman Backs,
jlwnorable discharge button the Hunger was of Pickering. Mr. and Mrs. W. H..Wgatney.
-I've had I "trip• The boys camped in our Mem- found to have broken in, taking two Mrs. Thomas , Pryde ( nee Helen
young "anaz said quietl7, orii�►I Park for the night. tires, an electric -motor and a" few Walter) of Detroit, spent a few days
dharge from the Salvation other articles. He reached his car Frencfmian a Bray Yae'ht Club Plan with Mrs. James Palmer.
;Arnty." i Ajax Fire Chief Warns CM Waaster first. Chief Irvine had been called, To Extend Fleet With 20 New Beam
Caused By Fhv, In Rotary Address and was now on the scene .all j• �in -. _.
Rbmewe Institute ed in the chase, up and down* aide - The active yacht club at the Bay John Cowan Returns From Hospital
- ._.Pickering ,� Following 3efioua Accident
- ire Prevention was the. subject roads and over No. ?highway to the is planning an extensive boat - build- -
o! the address by Rotarian G�cil . loan line at 60 to 80 mile an hour ing program for neat winter, when
— Tie Pickering Women's Institute A - little over' a week ago, John
Ireki their annual picnic meeting at Winter, Fire -Chief of Ajax, at the speeds. Hunger's car plunged into 'they plan to build 20 new boats to
home of Mm. A. Brady. The at- Rotary dbkrwr on Monday evening'- the ditch, travelled thir y -five fleet, add to tbeii , present •fleet of about Co`a`an, of the Brock Rosd base set-
the He sated that 98 percent of tl•e turned over and rolled another thirty forty, iouslY injured while drawing in hay.
i�gerrdarrce was not large but this I — when he rushed to the aid of his
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the holiday seaso:t and wane mom- � fire causes in Canada are due to 'Ira W. J. �� This club that started out, back in
carelessness. There has been a three 1936, has _gme a .long way, and are' son, who had become entangled in _..._-
- r,bera were out of town, while others AIR we' go to press' the passi of -some of the ropes. Both fell through
were entertaining, guests. The ladies million dollar loss. by fire this year• W. Clark is announced from now one of the most active on this the floor, MrCoty an . receiving
present report a delightful time. already in Canada. During April, aide of the lake, for the .type of
was very May grad June of this year, 9 men, 6 the. home in this village. Mrs. Clary cWt they use• fractured hip, and his son severe
The business meeting watnen and 10 .children have last has been failing rapidly during the head injuries. Both were taken .to
r',�ef- A .report from the. Committee Adults and .children of the Bay are
their lives due to. fire. In cases where Pte' few.. weeks. Funeral arrange- " all interes ° d raffia _hospital, but have now- returned to
'in charge of the booth at the park are held every Saturday and Sunday. their -T%me.
ar► Ju13* 1st, showed sire proceeds t, fire was caused by smnkizg, Mr., anents to be announced. -- - - - - -_ —
be E65 The usual 'Short Course" winter stated that in nine cases out The Township Ball League We suggest, that if .readers are- in-
'will be in November, the subject — of- ten it was due to carelewmess. .PLY -OFFS SOON teres'ed in sailing, they drop down HOLIDAY
"The Care of Clothing". Subscribers lie suggested the use of reservoirs a to the Bay on the week end and
' e Blue Cross Hospitalization he
and - had infor•matiun on., Chn ',Teams in the Pickering Township 'watch the fun. C LOS I N G
. various types and their capacity. League will fi ush u their schedule
Plan are asked to note that •Head- � p _ Patrons and others are asked
"quarters ,announce a change of date "Fire Prevention Week, will be next week, and then will begin the �10TICE i
held in Canada in a few weeks, and. play -offs with ? he first • and third to no;e that our place it boar
in the tirrre that fees should be paid• Mr. a`irttea au tested that the iio *- mess in ' Pickering' will be
In future; the .dates will be in Oct- g� - and the second , and ' fourth teams - -N0 NEWS WEEK OF 11TH
cry club do something during that playing off first. closed from August 5th to the
ober and April, but since the first o 10th, inclusive, enabling' our
week to educate our people on fir_. The.staading. below, was issued by Following our usual custocn, and
;six months here end . irr - ��uguat, staff 'to lake their vacation• at
- subeGribers are asked to pay for Prevention, and make known the the Secretary -of the - League on Mon- :that of the majority of the weekly the one and game period, mt-
danger and loss4s by fire,.and what day last. Greenwood have a" game ,papers in brio, we are suspend -
eight ffmo Stile, then $6.00 which v6ill they could do in (heir own homes to her than the staggered method,
carry to next April. An account has with Dunbarton and one with Pic1< - ing publication on the week of Aug- thereby providing more effic-
-been opened in the ban and dues Prove tt it. ering, that. will have to be played ust 11th. Correspondents and a'-
$ . . . lent operation.
m.ust be paid there,. by August 10.. off sometime this week. At the vertisers please note and be aroverm-
Following' the business, Mrs A. = MEMBERS PLEASE VOTE moment, Greenwood are Protesting ed s;woraingly. We would--suggeet -t_ w MITCHELL
Owing to the next meetin falling their last 'two mss with Audis Fuel and' Builders' � Supplies
X. in Baldwin •gave i humorous
her read- on a holiday (Civic 'Holiday) the on the basin that Audle first that weqk, beipublishedion the week Pickering, Ontario-
'meeting from "Life with Father'" and meeting for that week is- being with- y
there was silso • some discussion on— boimnan has not been sued up. previous.
•`Current.Eventa". drawn. and the next regular meet -. with the team:
ing will be held on Aug. 12. Standiig as of July 26
r = -=-' - -- - — — - -�' Claremont 28, ' Dunbarton 27, Yang Airforcetnan Drowned At : A � Vhurches t Pickering r'8, Audle •• 1: Chgf�; Lake
MON -- y �' (rte. Jay '2)
ureenwooa n, uneri-N-w000 4s
lax
ommuffit Pickering Un'' i
flowor Rummerfiield —Shier The community here and at Chalk .mttd ��
- - Rev. Robt. 3. Copeland; By A, j
►Lake - were shocked over the week Miniafer
A quiet wedding took place o:► Sat- _ end over tlhe dmaning of a .22-ye-4r SUNDAY, AUG. 4 194.6
b I e how urday, July '27, in St. George's Ang- told RCAF ,man, Harry Murphy, of 1000 a; ft; - Sunday School
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eg eta lican Church, Pickering, when -Freda _- Torontd. It is believed that he stiff- 11,00 a m. Morrlln Worghi
Mabel Shier, second daughter of Mr. eyed a heart attack while swimming Rev. Small g p
r _ ey, Ajax, will speak
Ajax; Cominuriity Hall and Mrs. William D. Shier, became in Cold water. Men dragged for the Anthem _ "Come Unto, Me ", ti
y j _ .the bride of Mr. Henry Alexander body on Saturday and Suiiday•w=ith- by the choir 't
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Rummerfleld, son of Mrs. Rummer- out success and were continuing the NO' EVENING SERVICE, i
• field and the late James Bum ' err search on Monde morning.' "`During July aid Augus+l
• _ Erg. Aug- u - 23 ' _. .:Sat. Aug.` ug. 24 .:. �, y g•
field, of Manilla. Rev.. E. G. "Robin- _
$y A• • ' son, of Pickering officiated.. Danbartom United Churck
jax Horticultural Society The bride was yawned in a white Township of � Scarborough Rev. A. E. Holley, B. A., B. M
eyelet embroider dream with a white NOTICE Minister !
Program For August 23 }lux: Can; Legion, and booth, by, .the hat and white accessories, 'and wore SUNDAY, AUG. 4, 1946
Guild of St. Georges Church. 'During the month o A y
Trophy by T. Eaton Co.••for Best a corsage of Sweetheart rosPs. She fig of 'August, wallet, 9,45 a. xn. Morn, Church School
12 Noon' - open for exhibits; _ Y mras attended by her sister, Miss Joy the Township Offices will be open ,11.00 a. m. - Morn. Church- 'Worship ..
P, • M.
-.Judging exhibits - - Exhibit of Flowers. Shier, of Orillia, attired in turquoise larva! '8',30 -a. rh. th 5.00-P. m.; oa
by Mr. Leon Vancleeinpiit, Bo` .any Prizes by Simpson Co., George Monde to Friday Centennial United' Church -
Mr. A. Bethel Ajax.; net wSth a corsage of Talisman its- y- y inclusive, and
Division, Univ ersity, of Toronto ,Aeitit and 'son; ' Ajax.,, The groom was attended by his closed all day. on_.Saturays. . Highland Creel[. l- ,
7 P. M. - Softball _ Ajax Wildcats and others. brother, Mr. Gordon Rumnierfield of Garbage Collection will coin- Rev, A. E. Holley, B. A, B. D. .
vs Whitby Wolves Show open to Tenants-of Wartime ' ' i, mence ,at 7.30'a. an, from Monday Minister -' T _
Housing, Ajax, M•ambers of Ajax Manilla.
A" reception followed at the home to . Friday inclusive. Reaidents,: SUNDAY, AUG. 4, 1946 , r
program For August 24 _Horticultural Society. of 'the' brid`e's ',uncle, Mr.- George pieage place containers out by 1'30 P' * m. - Afternoon Church Ser,
_ 15 Cents Entrance Fee — as many 7,30 a• m. 2.30 p, m. - Church at Worship
. exhibits as you like. 'Blackburn, Wexford, Ont. ,.. � in their - respective - •
Exhibits Open To_Public Y The couple left for a short trip to-- " areas,
g p, M. - Softball - -, Ajax. Ladies Not- a member, 25 Cents,.,and as Niagara, Sarnia and ether points, _ Presbyterian uturch, Plekerhm t
vs Visitin Team i - many exhibits as you like. E: Knott, Clerk Rev. D. Marshall f
g the bride rtravelling,in a- suit of tom- Minister
-, , • Prize Lists obtained fr}oin Secret• r
ante blue. On their return they will Aug. 2 -.?Are. P. N: Spratt, Organist J
Ref nt booth on grounds to cry at 52 Beaty Ave., Ajax. Entries reside on' the groom's -farm :tear SUNDAY, AUG, 4, 1946
serve' yo r needs, by ladies of the close Saturday, August 17. Manilla :— r 2.30 p, m. - C}hun;h Worship .
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at more than $20 a hundred pounds CHARGED AT OTTAWA
lower than the prices they charged
vim.; e e _. .. - last month, s11 sro.~
•�Hiehli h f �the New
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_ .Italy to Join U.N.?
Italy, 'with a pledge •'of British
support as soon as she has signed
British Army H.Q. Wrecked - proceeding between Jewish and victed for murder of fellow, a final peace treaty, appeared to
A Palestie police communique British officials. prisoners, robbery, destruction of be certain to become -the first communique �
said at least n persons were believed Prime Minister Attlec- said: "His American property and other ' former enemy country to, be ad-
killed and sU wounded in the palatial Majesty's Government has stated crimes. They will be sent to Eu- mitted •into the United Nations.
and stated again that they will not rope as they recover or complete 1
King David Hotel, Jerusalem, be diverted-by acts of violence in their prison sentences. ~
p $967 Billion for War
Leadquarters of "the British Army their search for a just and final
and secretariat of the Palestine _ Nearly a trillion dollars was'
as,
government, when "terrorists" ex solution of this problem." Black Marketeers Lose' spent in the United States during
.ph�ded a bomb there. the six de nee and war years.
A nation -wide survey, in the The` exa amount, as computed
Fiive_assassins were said by eye- 'Last of U,S. POW'S United States indicated that con-
byk trea alysis, was $987,000, -
witneascs to have planted the ex- 1,420 German prisoners of war sumers were showing increased re- 000,00 pen during the cal -
plosive after shooting at' a British were to sail for Europe last week. sistance to price rises in many endar ,�ny
s 1940 t ough 1045. °
officer, storming the hose] grounds After their departure '"only 200 cities. Operators of black markets
and herding its employees' against German prisoners of the 376,734 in meat products were estimated Nazi Pays
die walls. who were once within the borders to have lost $10,000,000 since July, William M. Pappin, Ottawa pass-
The blast marked the latest of the United States, will remain in because they tried to compete Arthur Greiner, one -tfine Presi- poll clerk, appeared in magistrate's
'.phase in the effort to bring peace that country. The 20u, scattered in with the legitimate packing plants dent of the Senate in the Free City. court at Ottawa on three charges
Oetweeri Arab -and Jew' in-thd Holy hospitals and disciplinary barracks for the control of the meat indus- of Danzig and then a Nazi gaulei- tmder the Criminal Code and Offi-
Land. Even as the bomb explod- throughout the country, are too try free trading. ter in Poland, was hanged before a cial Secrets Act, laid as a result of
-- -,ed, negotiations it nndon were sick to travel, or have been con - aomc black marketeers sold beef crowd of 15,000. in Posen, the final report of the Royal Com-
mission on espionage.
STEEL STILL BEING PRODUCED HOUSE OF THE BIG WIND��...
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=4 _ 'Steel was still Latest development in scientific aviation research is this 12 -foot tow
being maaufactltred, according to 'the above picture, some time alter the strike, in the p
•basic steel industry was called with both sides apparently settling dowp to wait one another out at the -- -- turbulence pressure wind tunnel, dedicated recently at Moffett
Steel Company of Canada at Hamilton. The - picture shows workmen remaining at the Steel Company Field, Calif. The tunnel is used for studying problems of flight at
plant to carry' on production being, supplied with. work clothes by the company- speeds of 7.90 m.p.h. or more. It was' built by the National Ad-
viiory Committee for Aeronautics.
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PALACE READIED FOR WORLD PARLEY Built -for Marie on her marriage PALACE DOORS
WIN AP'
y g g P APPROVAL by �Pri�. .
• .- _ to I•.Ienry.IV sofl7e 330 years ago,
it is almost pure Florentine in de- f• ,.,,,,,r.,,r Ills atllClOUB 1naXKLII
B Rosette Har rove hangout -for the reporters of the sign. Its towering wittdows opts
world; but French authorities are b House the coffee that �
_ `The" bedroom in the Luxembourg onto the beautiful palace gardens.
]Palace at Paris, where Jfarie de making every effort to see that both Ceilings are high and paneling, are is i`Kadiant- Roasted" -
reporters and t delegates - have
_ .A[edicis once .swapped palace chit- all hand carved.
�ellat with her husban -. �Ienr - TV---" - everything far. Their camFQrt_ _ � This special proeesb cap.
y -The Peace _ t•`canfecesll:e. will be � - -
sr! France, has become the informa- 'rhe Luxembourg Palace lacks - - - • . - .
*an center for the World Peace the'- imposing majesty- of nearby held in that section of the building $ ture3 every IttOIIL pf ;;tlt[l.
Versailles, where 'the last peace which- has been used by the French ! w W jy ness in the supremely Title Conference that starts July 29. treaties were made, but it ranks Senate for its, sessions. -The Hall Dl�ictveU Houtle blend.. "
_ Marie certainly never expected second among- France's royal ha+ a seating capacity of 311 plus _
Ter 17th century love newt to be a abodes, a double- tiered balcony which can
acommiodatc' another SUU. Aecom- •
modations for 150 working press +• t Tell %•111 F.alny .91„7]00 +•
will be reserved' here. " g
In a room•immediatcly tielow the he St. Regis HO.f
Conference -Hall, 4C telephone r u1611N 1 u
'I a. boOih9 plus teleprinters have been g be Fvery 114941M wilt- 110.�h
Vbnaer avid refenhen•
installed for newsmen. The 'news- a Aingle. R'LSe an -
room has been wired for sound so Douhle $s.:w np =.
reporters can sit at their desks ` ` Gnm1 Fond 111ntna anti i1n"r-
that re
p € f. •�''^ • tax, wighllr
and follow all debate's. A modern ;; !tbe�hnnrn. "� r.nruao
recording- studio has been built on ref rte NNA
the first floor.
Right., off the newsroom, the -;
thoughtful French Foreign Office -
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has.. installed a bar. Another bar HOTEL * �'Q�j
` I and tearoom was built on the first r " sip a EL ME "VPOLE
floor for delegates and their guests.
to one wing, five' large rooms over-
looking the gardens are being trans- With Running Water
Rntes
formed into a restaurant - and kit-
chess. Lunch and dinner here will'
x cost a tittle- -stefe- -than a dollar. _ Y
< cheap in . France today. ; ,; NiAGARA 'FALLS -
i No Elevators OPPOSITE
i 'Delegates and reporters are go C:N.R. STATION
l" ing' to have to climb the grand or-
Thi. is the entrance to the rfon•
namental staircase to the confer- ference hall in Luxembourg
ence chamber. The building has no Palace, where the international ='
elevators. But once they get there, peace parley' will begin rext,
i they should be comfortable. Cush- week• a p
• " _�. ? ions for their chairp have been up-, �•�
ho I ste r ed in leather on on.- side to The ` -Nazis d i d little to, damage
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make' - them- cooler._in_ -the summer.__ in.icciuLaf_the_�'alace� but they
Should the conference extend over
into winter, all the delegates will
cut up•the gardens' with block- — Y
- have to do is turn -the cushions houses, trenches and iox holes. And, , f
over; the other side is upholstered the exterior walls still show the i
$' h
in red velvet for cold weather. scars . of gunfire from Leclerc',
't Acoustics in the conference. hall troops. -t
The French st cd lag to
are excellent, and the French have
ll art t r'1 p .
installed a system of ,indirect light-' , aat
• Luxembourg ready for the
MCI 1 i
ing that automatically . increases in
brilliancy as daylight outside Zezins Peace Conference —c�en before the ?r:
to fade.: Foreign Ministers themselves were
During the -war,' German Field absolutely sure when and where it
Slarshall Speerle, commanding the would be held —but today it is iust • "` °'"'
Western Approaches of France, es- about ready to take . its place in'. , r
tahlished his headquarters at Lux-
history. Only . a few finishing
" emhuurg. anti. stayed,, theta until
In the elaborate chapel of ,LuxembourL Palace, clerks unpack rep- General Jacques Leclerc's tanks touches remain before the grand
ords _arriving for the World Peace Conference ran him out. opening.
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,►GENTS AND YTOREKREPERS ,
to write tot our list of fast se 11 ITS PROVEN —EVERY SUFFER- r. .;:•y u " y �'� i a i r` '�
bowls on combs, garters, hall clip er of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis *KILLER REAL ESTATE, ilea y �
ers, should try Dixon's Remedy. Mun• Oshawa Boulevard, Ushawa. wanU ;, ; `;
p plastic lamp shades, rayon ro'a Dru Store 335 Elgin, OttaWm, resort property, unlm
carfs, trimmings, etc.. Lawrence postpaldg_$L.00, Droved, wood- ..�,tftr �h�,
ce Fabrics Co., 1961 Queen St, E., *4 good beach, near highway, _
Toronto
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i 11AaY CHICKS Ointment, oaa or the moat otfeetly Barred Rocks, New Ilampshirea,
ointments known for the relief of
White Leghorn■ any ai<* from t
eczema: 60c., 90e. and 31.76. For In -weeks tip to laying. (food Prieto-
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lag. Free catalogue and prlcelist. Adelaide W Toronto. e
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ph, Oa-
facto, SATISFY ]'OL'R9ELF EVERY TO TOWN REEVES AND PAT-
sufferer of Rheumatic Pains . or vote , owners, Advertiser wishes tot 7;
LAKEVIEW CHIC Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem- locate factory space having good
edY. Munro's Drug Store, 335 El- Electric Water and Railway faclli- rr
rSW i31eed4itCi gin, Ottawa. Postpal( $1,00. ties— business sorting, cleaning, r r sy
Bummer and Fall hatched chicks MISCELLAfiE0U9 and wool scouring. Send full do-
hatches July 26, August End, anti tails. Sox 105, 73 Adelaide 8t W.,
weekly after, also limited no start- Toronto,
ad chicks and MAKE YOUR OWN FLY SPRAY.
r pullets. Easy to make. Effective. Ihexpen-
FREE RANGE PULLETS give. Write Walkelth Enterprises,
S months to laying age, raised un- Waterloo, Que.
v j i. N. 'r0 Settle
a
'der 'ideal conditions. Send for Price a� [
list, and catalogue. Book your or-
der now ,French Indo -China
, Also new Dot type range MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS < ,
-oil burners, immediate delivery., Frontier Dispute
Pot type brooder oil burners. Book FRED A dUDDINGTOX BUYS
Yours
_1 very. ----
r EVIEW POULTRY snits; exchanges musical lnstrU- s r
• meats, 111 Church. Toronto a Siam has handed the United Na-
FARM, Weinl 'Bros., tiops Security Council' an intricate
Exeter. Uatarto. OYPUitTL'NITIES FOR wuMt N problem in requesting mediation of `:<,::.<.'�' "!�M` -
PULL c l 4 H T WEEKS B$ A HAIRDRESSER her historic frontier dispute with
to laying for immediate delivery. _,j V9I French Indo- China.
Also two and three week old start. Great Opportunity or
ed chicks, Free catalogue. Twaddle tialydreaetng It involves the unexplored Grob-
Chick lla;tcherlee, Ltmtted, Fergus, Pieasaot dlg:.ltled profession, •' "
F d
• Ontario. good lam of defining sovereignty over
wages, thousands succesatu] Marvel areas in three Oriental' kingdoms
graduatea. Amerscais greatest sys. 8
AUGUST CHICKS AVAILABLE IF tem Illustrated catalogue tree, which have been pawns:-of 19th
yqou let us have your order now. Write or call centur
Dayolds. MARVEL RAIRDRESSING Y imperialism and 20th cen-
Pullets, non- sexed, cock -,%
gels, Bray Hatchery. 189 John N, SCHOOLS tury Japanese aggression.
Hamilton, Ont. 358 Bloor St. W- Toronto • The French laid claims in 1867 "Phantom," the XFD -1, successfully executes ajet- propelled tales-
& 74 Branches: R 44 King Hamilteon to territories counter - claimed by off from the flight deck of the new carrier USS Frsnklia D. Rooae-
MLLEWS CHICK Siam. In 1907 Siam yielded the dis- .__velt off Hampton Roads, Va. Designed as an interceptor, the XFD -1
HATCHERY, FERGUS, ONT. PATENTS puted territories —under coercion can land at speed comparable to that of conventional carrier -based
OIARRED ROCKS BRED TO LAY alld a French show of force, the. plane despite Its top speed of more than 500 m.p1L
�-
81 10 weeks Ramp,, x BR. Leghorn F>L'I SERSTOMBAUGl2 A C0MI -AxY •+•.�� • . �� - _
X BR. 4 A 6 weeks . Flock of Leg. Patent Solicitors. Established 1890; Siamese insist—to the hedge -podge '' . • • • . • ... +•••a -a
horn pvlIets of 360 at Y8 works, 14 King Went, Toronto. Booklet of of tribes and little kingdoms which
Immediate shipment can be made. Iatormatian on request France unified to a degree in form= p .
- = DYEING AND CLEANING PERSONAL ins the Indo -China empire. OF
W71T ALWAYS WORK Pon OTH-
Minor skirmishes
SAYE YOU AIR continued in- BY FRANK MANN HARRIS
l'TSIlfG NEEDS era? Manufacture plastic objects termittently along the Mekong un- "
dyeing or,oleaaing7 Write to us for to your own private home. Tha til st was engulfed by the organised 4011 . (A Six Bit Critic ")
lnfcd'matioa, We are glad to answer demand Is big, Capital The From Maple. Leaf HO&e Head- _ ~
your gneetlons Department 8 =5.00, write us. R, Mercier, 8388 8t warfare creeping in from Japan in 3' sioa of hockey; and where, aftal
TOnff r"s DY• works Limited, 391. Andre St., Montreal 24, Qua. 1940 -41. Then J p quarters has come the promise that
Zong� Street, Toronto, Ontario. ,after I•ny a had sue- future Toronto hockey teams, Un- all, will you find the merit of asy
• '' ' rendered to Germany and with
PHOTOGRAPi11( like some of their- predecessors, are sport more faithfully reflected thas
PoH *Alas Indo -Chios prostrate under Jape-
TIME TESTED QUALITY nese control, Siam struck eastward going to be scrappy, fighting ag- iii the mirror of the financial bal-
Ga ass vOIL @te . g SAFETY s vAL up SERVICE and SATISFAC'T'ION to expand tier realm, It was a small -. gregations, chockfull and running ance- sheets'.
Gauges, oil steam, ggreau cup SERVICE over with Pep, pugnacity and " • * e
C[[rDttl'etoC, 14at:ondttfon•d. 1 6 Your films properly developed and scale and almost unrecorded war - -
Brock, Dundas, Ont printed but airplanes. were used in combat Punch (non - alcoholic). This, coin- • .
e OR s EXPOSURE ROLLA 260. where disputes even now often are Sag hard'on the comptainti of Mr, But onward and upward moat aunt
ELECTRIC HOTti as NEW, USED REPRINTS 3 for lbc, Durocher, of the Brooklyn Bums, be our motto. We must have so
bought, sold, rebuilt: bolts, settled with crossbows and arrows that y P y
bgll•ys, FT-NEST ENLARGING} SERVICE ' present -day
ball la ers are standing still or slipping backward,
- Ltda 3s. uffO Electric t. T Company You may not get all the films you Liberated France now is the only much too mild and
Ltd., l226 Duftertn 8t, Toronto. Out want thin year, but you Can y gentlemanly, 3s The clients wept• more and sturdier
the quality and service you gdesiri Allied power which has ads tnadk slightly interesting as illustrative of
nACSlrrss DOi1tTG C01rC8ETID by sending Your alma to or maintained a mans a iat trend, and gives rise action, to the order has gone fotw
Peace with Siam- g L
block cements combined, hand op. IMPERIAL PRO" sERVltltl The French have rebuffed Siamese peculations which might d,
_ *rated type else . s Y 8 -I6, two Station L Toronto. to certain s And soda. at the word of commas
holes, Esping Dri_r s =6.00. IL Offers to end their "technical state do for weather such as th's, when National Hockey League patrons
XA.RTINEAU. tlr, HER A9, of war," it Is too *tic
Phone 916 -19. QpE' "SNAPS" and the French colonial fry to think _any. are to regale their eyes on pit.
- _ FINER SNAPS COST LESS adrnitriStration at Saigon has- made thing of real importance.
f - -- OIL DUBIItERS PROMPT HAIL SERVICE it Clear, the Siamese say, that peace fabricated bad men, on synthetic
• • •
Fors xITCHHe+r sTOyyp ns stR. An7 LO ED - 6 or 8 PRINTED will be made only- after the ter - We all know that, through the chip -on -the- shoulder battlers, -prae-
• bars. Complete instructions for ia- DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 2bC tica[ly indistinguishable from the
,S`tallatioa and opDeration, else oil 3 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS 26C ritories are handed back to Laos agency of such great institutions
cabinet Wholesale, retatL Arent Size 426° in Beautiful Easel Mounts
and Cambodia. as radio and the cinema, modern
granted Atomic Weather Oil Beat- Enlargements 4x6" on ivory tinted r
lag. 3706 Chatoubriand, Montreal. mounts: 7x9" to Gold, Silver. Ctr• ktra and listeners have modern
original- . No longer will defense
loo men "take pride in going an eatke
finish cession Walnut or Black Ebony thoroughly accustomed to syn- deaaoa without a, visible wound or
TU13ES AIiCD RADIO PARTS finish frames, 69c each ff enlarge. bruiie; no more will Out photogenic
HARD To GIST ELECTRICAL mint coloured, 79c each. - thetic substitutes for such vital hu.
Electronic supplies of all kinds; Reprints Made From Your ' man ,emotions as love, hate, fear,' forwards deem it a disgrace to ape
I at for stamp- Economy Distribut. Negatife -0 Sc. Each pear before their public sporting
ors, Kingston, Ontario. DEPT, a9 apprehension, despair. and what- anything so vulgar as a sh, er.
Wholesale TACKLE BoxEs STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE have-you. These are almost impos- The customers' are calling for may.
Price. Heavy Alums- Buz 120, hoer Office A, Teroato. sible to tell from the real thing; is hem —so mayhem they shall have.
gum, streamlined, green outside, I'rint Namr and Address Plainly,- fact there are many - •such as the
grey Inside, completely rust- proor, soap -opera addicts -- ivho even -if we are forced to recruit
two sizes $4,26 and $3.26 ostpald. greatly our teams from the ranks of the
;Walter Dean Carlos and Boat Co., HAP1•Y FOURSOME: WITH EACH prefer them, and who. will sob wrestlers,
9050 Duadaa Street Brest, Toronto, 2Se order or more you receive; (1) their little hearts Out over the Syn.
ntario, - coupon for two 5 x 7 heavy paper a , «
enlargements; (2) one of the prints thetic trials ' and tribulations Of -
"edge tinted'P; (3) "'doilble seal" some fictional character, and then Borrowing the wings of historic
FARMS Z~iUR aAL1�T rllm wrapper; (4) quality unlimited, ' imagination and talon a
Films developed and printed 25c; make an awful'squawk because we g quicir
R 63ORT PROPERTY FOR SALE .'reprints, eight, for 25c. Fresh � � have too many Tag Days attd ap- gander into the future, we can &I-
% 'TURKEY RANCH AND NATURAL films available. Victory Studio, peals for the relief of actual auf- ready 'visualize hockey games Coo-
:trout haven. 60 acres, one of most Sa•knfoon 7, w., Sask,
unique farms in Ontario. -Equipped fering, ducted- after the manner of a Sym-
ties for turkey ratites tmail- .• " phony or movie spectacle, with the
_ ties !or oDera[!ng in business man - STA'1th5 •
aer: Concentrated group rearing Naturally, it Was only• a 'matter Maestro, or Producer, guiding the
Springs on elevated slope, with "'I1[F: 1.A1'RFL ", liTA►Ih rt Hun' entire per "formance as a whole, and
speckled and brown trout. Perfect by magaZine, 3000 circulntlon 76 of time -before snorts promoters,
foundation for automatic ram syn- countries, officis9 organ Globe speedily Correcting any faults or -
:'tam trout hatchery. Great quantl• Correspondenrr Club. 10 rents, cold always impcgsSCd by the terrific g y ppeaf, Already
ties Partridge, Door.. Jack Rabbits, or stamps, 'The [.surety, Saugus, failings as the a
following enjoyed Uy. ,the movies
etc. Easy accessibility. Georgian +insc, L�'S.A, and radio, and much obsessed by we 'can hear the,hockey impressario
Bay district. 100 d mites from Sarnia. the notion that "showmanship" is • of 195b issuing — perhaps by means
Complete including 3Be growing of skatie - talkies -' orders to his
turkeys many o[ rare Beltsville va- TEA'CRERS WANTED the greatest of• all- virtues should
Sacra marketa00, starting Owner—E. J. H-4RTINGS NORTH, 3 QUALiF'[ED tag along Ott the *amt line. And' minions such as, "There's a man
"Whaling, $20,000.00. OwnerDet J. Protestant teachers for Area No. 2. AC(/t/NALD the had several yawning over. in Section F— better
Whaling, So W. Jefferson, Detroit. good and suffi-
Monteagle and' Herschel. Salary y put on a fist-fight in front of him";
Elanu.ao tt fully Qualified, Apply to n reasons qr perhaps that
g
FARMS WANTED C , or "there haven't been as ladies
(I. _PS
sec. - Tress., R.Ti. 1, should be "'sufficiently good' rea- y
LIST' YOUR FARMS WITS ME °'RM _ n the'South bleachers• for
sons for so doing, For one fainting
ser prompt efficient and courteous thing; those %vhd can detect the ten minutes better hustle down
=� serv,)ce, , .ISLAND FALLS, NORTHERN � 'there and start• a battle- yal."
We have clients' ready to make ONTARIO Synthetic front the genuine are but
substantial cash payments. a negligible minorit ' for another •
for nation write L V. H. Wadding- (Nortli o! Coelbraee) OIF�dSICJ! Y. ' But vut shall see what we shall.
ton, Real 'Estate Broker, 14 Queen A Consolidated one room, grade- Di�I�iTCH B/teS� you can ali*ay's be assured Of an
1St.. East, Toronto, Ontario, school, requires Protestant expert yeatAitsli unfailing supply of file sub see, 'as we say down in th
"'— — - - - ---- ence.d female teacher for rades 1 Stuff" Montreal. At a11'tveitts the
RAI.RDRESSINa to 8. Number of pupils i MUate -' �h'a atop itching et inrat bit ea. heat rash. ,and, for a third, the' latter is Prole-
and social service, Including chit - tead'vti DMmPt",•camscabieaathktea • considerably cheaper — althou'h Ise has been given, which 'should
LEARN HAIRDRESSING) THE Salary SiGCO.OQac tarting September U t a� kacii ezte�ititabgncaused tiiepede v °o o that, of course, would, scarcely be
����ee aa nt' be some satisfaction.' .Like the
3tobertson method, Information on 3rd, 1346. Apply in writing to Her. alai* CRiPTION• Greaseless, stainless, Itch a con$ideration with sports mag. time bark -mot -the Elora -Fair when
request regarding classes. Robert- Bert I. Sanborn, Secretar •, - '408 stocks our [�n�on�y� back. Your d a friend heard old Joe Grilles
non's Hairdressing' Academy, 137 University Avenue. Toronto 32. Ont stacks • "Q`�RtiCR tTi ruia'at Hates. 4
-;Avonu• Road, Toronto, * * promising to give soon- ezpectttl
TF.ACHF,); F O R • BANDRINGHAM .rind so, to, take hocks Setter pups to what seemed like a
HELP WANTED School �S,S, Tb. 6, Roxborough y ai an ex- setter lots people i
v Stormont county. Protestant. Du- HEMQR�HOlDS ample,.we find that —by certain ma- ,and finally took
flea Sept, . Hydro, modern plumb- nipulat•ons of the rules —we have him to task. "Joe," he said, "I
' .!GOOK GENERAL, COMPETENT, fag, ptaho, beautiful building and
ferre home; country woman pre - grounds. Community Social Club. '1 s hustle, bu , speed- skating and don't know just what size of 'a
-. -,- ferred, high, wage if qualified. State qualification and salary ex- l flrt R oodles general hullaballoo Substituting for , ,
-Boz 10S, 73 AdeIalda W., Toronto, perted. Apply L P. McDiarmid, 6Y the Maker Of 1M410Ci 0�99t119t911t litter you're expecting, ' but I've
R.R. i, Moose Creek, Gilt, B3►l"- Pile Re 00 No, I is for p skill, ' stick- handling, combination
' .GENERAL STAFF NURSES TF,ACHF.R FOR 5.8, y Radcliffe p Q' 8°d is sold is Tubs, wtt6 pip•, and team -work to Such an extent heard you promise to give a pup
Jar InEeeasJ sppItsaUOIL Pdoe 7ba Meees tP 1e "
Operating Room NIJCSes Puhlic School Combermere, Ontario. R___ 0No .4(•lor$xtersatlla6(ospile•.Sow -that one old- timer, .seeing his first to at least twenty -five people.
;1300 per year. Small school: (food `n Jar and L foe ��t•�� Dee Doll, Prig a0s, , Y
*100.00 PER aIOIiTA, s' vs FULL (quipment. State gnrlllfica:tlons and �+�rbyaambaefromyourDruaJat game in Several years was keen[ "Well, what of it ?" drawled Joe.
msintenanee, 3 w�g ka' vacation, r DP1. %° to $ F. Snowdon, Treasurer,
With pay and a i5t1 bonus er the rombermere, on t. reminded of a boyhood p ;stime "I figger it's a blamed mean mar
Completion of each year of service,
Pension plan. I day sick leave with SAVANT It,AKF, a,9- No. 1 Rt4- known as Duck on -the Rock. (In that .won't at I tst PROMISE a
Day per month, accumulative. Bus quires experienced teacher, grades Cane you don't ,recall that robust friend a pup."
_ ply: S to city street car lies, or. 1 to B, salary ant, -$Itas If quoit - � O�i��`r.
ply: 3u�p 01tafor of Nurses, Tor• rnence warrant, Ariply . to tom- �ii� „�. sport, one kid would toss a bout-
Pho ZiU. 11 i for Tuberculosis, manes i'att term. Aapty to J. R. __ _ ,wftge InGellie
Phone JU. 1163. Melnnaon. Serretary Treasurer, Be. dei at_the "duck” Or goal, all the
*ant Lake. Ont. - 4
_ = �tENERAL bUTY uglas Applyy + others followed in cell -melt, and a - Employees o f International
+yuperintendent, Douglas Memoriftl TROTICSTAWT' TEACHFR, QUALI TbIs Me assmaoe far •.y of"sige to grand pile -u, . and fret - for -all Nicks] have obtained an increase of
• - oapital, Fort • Erle, Ontario, tied, for 9.S. No. 2 hummer. Terra Rdi v'pain, aet'rous distrese and wont.
to commence Sept. E. Salary 1i8Eta oranilr, oat" of seem would ensue), 10 cer_ts per hour in wages, There
• aer year. Apply Walter Sloan, ssee, days —wbm dw to � atlo� � « « was no strike, no disorder, no taw
NURSES WANTED Tress., Norwood, Ont. monthly dishabanow Alan (tine bo%M
GISTERIaAdD we AIfSIbit* t9- / /M/ /���1EtlETAfLt $till, what of it? The 6ustorrten breaking and no lost time requir.
ode yMOND(tal, To onto 9* Run- ISBVR �1 —I MIg� gM�6116 ing months or )years of - recovery,
r _ pP ca r o a crept the mod era ver - t c a done.
M ax
is Here..., Maple Leaf Fire.::.
Spring •' • :'•
C1aajified. Advt s - -1 IAOH
TO Taw's- aool rrow :: Insurance Co•
FOR SALE - circulating heater, Call Us For Free Estimates
and sana� l..•, z
:l size, for lour'rooms, i
arts Clark, !bate) Write or Phone
'size 'K•sbec heater. Jas. C• at tb `• ,1 '� ,.' ` (40 Years F:xpe � ...
bpposyte Mansfield's Store, J. Q ,�•� Farm sad Counti7
-$-- -- g- mnath5� J. Va�%�ne Cheap Rat
white and " .
OST - �• „ Reward. Bill - ;,. %� Windstorm Insurance o BAi Pe
o and Toby . �;. :y , 'hone 743 n
'Waltosi, phone Pick. 3`L, ~ ' <> 3 ;' : �
Windmills, Silas atr_
odes- house, James- , �i' 'k'H`z % y -- -_.__. -
FOR b - u f All
,)•; br oil brooder /'� f% ' ; J Vi7t� Automobile Insurance of Nftb
way, factory built; and �r >
Y•'
ve. Ca11 after 6 P. M. W. Wasy -:,y
sto ;
y we
,.$. � Q Rowe
luk. Gur, Station Rd. and Ragge ,i RON �sIB3UN Bowiri'�ri aL
Lim.
Bray has broilers, breeds like Light: > sy�,r
Y� � f' 7 3x3 ' TRANSPJRT
N. H. x W. L. intmedia as- 'STANLEY
delivery.' Also started pullets, spec' i sr��, �"iy� _.
TRA'�SROftT
prices. ' Particulars from Present ru ;
l
of Lockwood Millin3 Co. -- _._CAR - =-
owaers ED TO RENT - y Nove �g MOVING - - -�►
_-WANTED b m ■ heats-
' ber Fir3t, . 50 -100 acre farm with -• - _
oo bui] dings and electric.. Write; LOOSING PATIENTS, ALAN?
g ., �• _ 3 � N D Qs- R �Y � [� S rn N
i�
O., or ,� J .AGineoart 86
Schell, Highland Creek, P.. Sto
one Scarboro 2271. Alan Young, Canadian born raalo notnediaa is new one of theH Area hP l�fOa 3118
-- Reward for return of a coming stars of "radio and screen south of th�I welfare, with Dr. Toronto 'kD 6523 - pit& � s' IS
LOST seems a little 'dubious about the . ,young ladies PSone Stoaitville, 1144
brown wallet containing' money and Young on tt a job, who wouldn't be? (personally I think be 's about as
Identification papers, Lost last Sat- * at 2 P. IL li
Rouge Hills and as thiey make 'em. Ed -) _.� .. _ Fertilizers Doors Open 3'seh NiSM At 60
Pickering. Return to Pickering hews _ .! _ . _ __` . -- __ -- _ -_
- - Office and collect. Take up chase - continued { FRIDAY
- 8A ?LJ$OAZ r
FOR SALE --foe box, in good con- -feet, stopping with the whe -ls in the Garden V� G+ a : AUCfUST 2 and S
ditioa. Box 604 News Office. air. He received only minor scratches. _
_ Aa Chief Irvine admits, his 'ass- ' EVe Knew Her
'vew'e - con'td. istants (Roy clad only in Pyjamasl Any �uantitY
F =am Pickering . :Apples
- at $400 per acre, has been accepted risked a bit s is a do r ion obese, Permanent Nanint Pain I lb. . I toil
and it is now the intention of. t$te and expresses his adasiration of the C. of C. to Shortly hand the park over co- operation that Eiacs tie Tetaper and //��'�� Ann billies- and Wm, W,rigkt
to the village as a.•, athletic park CREDITORS Nen•*es. It may be Yoar E7as. L V C K W O OD Universal News
(this has become our Memorial Park I>IU'1iCE TO C ERS --
-of today)• ; . .. AND OTH - C. K TUCK.OPT D WIMLING -
Thomas CVWan. P. O Phone Pick. 59 l[oAUGUST 5 lad 6 '
-- - JULY 31. 1886 _ in tlhe Estatls of Deceased Block Opp '
of - spinka Mills Os13AWA Adventure
-The manager - - .. _ _ _ .: -.
writes i:s ae foIlows: lowners of ALL PERSONS having Maims a- Phone 1516 DR- P. L. (+(�Oc3,
at night here the Esta +e o! Thomas C! "wan, Clark Gable and Greer Carson
cows running at large � gainat
are tempting us to enforce the Pound late of the Township of PickerVq 'VETERINARY SURGEON _
Law. Please remove the temptation ". in the County. of Ontario,- Retired. TO%rN5HIP OF
t Die ,who died• on or about the SCARB,OROUGGH ' 4 DUM (W
BARTON EDNESDAY TRU$OMIE
Mr. John' Lumsden has disposed of
his two farms of the Bing -ton Road' Fifth Day of January. 1946, am BYLAW No. 3430 � �'� ' 4% - AZrGUST 7 and 8 f�
just west ot,�- village containing hereby notified• to send to the und- to the Town-
250 � Pickering R S -
acrIs, to Mr. WnL Banker, at a ersigned Personal Representatives- A BYLAW desigaa •
of *23,WO- This ProPerty is ,of the said deceased, on or before s7'iip of Sc. !°borough as an Urban Locker Sentimental
-price of August. Development Area as Pr'vided for in Claremont
- 'conveniently located close to Picker- the Twenty-first Day �]a►
-_- ' •- -•
ing Harbor. 1.946, full particulars .- of their an Act respecting Planning and Li�riey S stein -
_ l►iembers of the Methodi3t choir claims. - Immediately after the said ,,D y �eveloprnent-. Statutes of Ontario 10 J
enjoys a moonlight excursion it ) w-n %Ute the P�ersonsl Representatives merge I, }91,,. : jot-.n Payne M O
_'enjoyed Creek on Monday night will distribute -ale asseU -of the said TARE NOTICE 'THAT the Corp Wmdard 9iae Locker l9.OA A '�� 3elect art Sub
last. deceased, havir4 regard only to the ,ation of the Township of Scar CatHng Room and Chilliest -- On M ,nday last Wrn, :8torcombe'a claims_ of which .they shall , then :.ough has enacted a Bylaw, • under A silable Free To Customers - li'OTO -NTTE - TS
ed from .the Gordon Ho • siona on
}u On bo,' use have notice. _ _ .... _ .. the Proti i ' of Section 23, of an SOME! LOCKERS AVAiLA.BLIA �+ [,� k
sheds- and ran.down the back street Act respecting Ptanni►g a•� Devel- ���� 1 R. C CLEA D ''
Sit a rapid rate- cow, lying in the Uatod at Vark'isnk, Ont., -tMs 17th opmekt. Statutes of Ontario 10, TAXLOR' V
was run over, Vi,. 1946, d ignating the , fUNlf LAL DilitScron
middle -of the road Day of July 19460 - George
in The horse Township ' of Sca rough as an P84NS CIAAREMONT t9W es- 1!J a dmw Anbolsome
but :tot seriously lured• Geor�rts Garland and John Edward meat Area,- yvherein
came to a halt when it ran into the Garland. £zecutors, by 4 rban Develop 8'lsaee Mark. SON 'r !
telegraph pole at Deal's (n w Chap- J, A. Cattanaeh. Y[arkham• Ontario, no parcel of land shall be divided 1 Elevator M&INera 6M8
m'an's) -corner. their Solicitor herein : }- fur sale or sold in part or agreed Farr 's tF (��
The - corner stone of Alex. Saar- 1 to -be sold La' per, Save when Res. 38J Markhamo Onto
^ gach'e fine :tew residence &t the is shown on &•.duly registered We Solicit Year Business
east end will be laid soon, with fan- C Plan of Subdivision Fan's Elevator Claremont, Ontario
pressive ceremonies. Mr, Aiar•gach is A certified coPy of the said By- RADtQ SERVICE
inow maid ig a e�,llerfion of Odd law has been - lodged iz the office of phones Rea. 883 - OtYlos:BW
-.�c,irta and other curiosities, which w the 13inister of Planning and Dew-
:. with a copy of the Pickering Nevrs elopme:st, and in the Registry Office We have ear o! Glvtsn sad
for t trp Division of the Cgs d Fencing
�1 b^ dpp:�sited in the amity (Mrs. CL`Ld+ABS - gO1TNDATiQNB - � � Riding of the County No. 1 Alfalfa Seed !i< l�o.er
T. E. Crawford now occupies this „BTABL.E OE East -
1►c+rttie) - of York. ^00 and wn Grass sssas
New Zealand Fears Inflation tNTTE11IN �- CEbi� WORK A copy of the said Bylaw - is�lso special pig GnmMr, Fare's Ova Yin .w.eo n++a •�i
available. for
examination of the Master Chick Starter 14 Joint •
Office of the Clerk of the Maaricip- Real Job '.0marsAtesd Rq S +
:Price Co:rtrol and other wart »•ne Dix ality at a•cy time. Try Fan's 81 p.c. Dairy 8attoa
stabilizing measures in force in News so
Zealand are being fully maintained ' 't VPbstern whole or Ch °PPS �ieaia i A. RT H U R FIELD V�
DATED at Searb° ug+n, th16 16th
in the constant fear of further in- Gs-, envvood, Onto
y y PHONE 6= IL i _
Birkett, Trade Comm- des of JuI,:D�. 1946, Order Tour nut or stove eon
flat-ion, C.. B. _ _-�
issiorier, reports to the Ddpartme rt O PICB- ? 843 :.j, F:. Knott, Cleric : !Claremont, Oat•
of Trs+de and Commerce: _ -
B�aatht and iieli -- •
It is too bad that something like _ _ -- -- �...: Used clothing -- sterilized, slss�•
that n n.,t 1 be doge here - we FpRTH BUS LINES LTD. j i d and Prea.Of h4rb .►• � • like
have only to look around, . and do a' -DAN htr8e .tocie os oar'
happen-
""costs and pants Also
bit • f shop
P in to see what a gasi
ed the .minute producers had ceilings } _ �eey
CDaisy Service , ,oar Way stock of es-
on their Products lifted., -.- dal
-- _ -; FFFECTiVE MAY 13, 194E - _ yes at very reasonable poles. CA
ski to
Daily
ex. S= & Daily ex. Sat, 3w°` &. CO�L� LV+. ` .: `. >6as Sdcwasts _
San. & Rol. Rol. Sun. & Sol. only W OUD L' I&M EN T West tadww%,.a&
s !it goad ;fleet
COe4iri err. - .Claremont : 7.1s $.1s 12.15 s.4s s.00 BAND, (iHA`tEL,
ss Brougham .!'727 8.87 12. 27 8.57 8.12 WANTED
t?1"� %fOXS
Green, River 7.36 _'8.35 12.36 4.06 8.20 told
Locust Hill :.35 8.38 ' 12. 38 408 8•¢3 DE?ID HORSES 'AND CAT 116
-s.rs 9.66 1. os 3.35' s.60 BIIILDEI.i'B i PPLIEfi
t» Malven F• M. P.M. p.M. For. Cree' plea up ptloue
Retwn
Lsava A.M. A.M. 2.00 9.48 also iocsai OarLflge' WOrlc .. .. .. 44 g 6
Toronto' _ _ 9.16 10.80 5. 45 0 Oxford 1 We ha,vealeo pissed in stock a IaLI • PICKFRING .. .. 98 R 2L
parod Express Grover 5Y�o + PICKERIN G • • .39
Daylight Saving T'arrse Lj" of YAK L " WILLWC' 'DICKERING ".: •... : •'
COMPANY FMOG tRROOKLIN .. 56
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SET A. W. ..
:Ise simple, bat rich do- .
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p Tires $' Goiz ®ON YOUNG LTO
Please from every _ •� � M• Tomato Pbone A& 8M
standpoint. In digsiit7 _ , Y•les ,
> of appearance oe °1A oa thrr wor t k , Exide Bat e - __ - - - - --
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w Nc Greaser Tribute Peerless 11�iotor -
N. W. STAFFORD a VO eampbell Milk Bench Pays
highway Memorial' -den, % 'i $15.00 AT YOUR FARM
Works RUN. WATSONP Mint Nonni Pte. T^ V1gK?,
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Highland that ,we&esday, August T,: is your. visiting is Richmond .Bin. ! : r
_r A R T g Creek eneetime light at the chuscbi. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burgess ant
`P Vie' are Glad t4 welcome back Mr. the week end at NoHand. Ontario. '
Miss Lorrnine Seise, of the Sarno and Mrs. Fred Gooderham a;rd faro- Beat wishes of the convaunity are ?:
Plant is spending a week's holidays Mr. Burrows is making great im- : ily after two. week's• vacation at +Green River
extended to blr, and Mrg. Jack Bell- ; t
+ house, on their recent marriage. :. : {.•
at blanitouiin• Island. provements to his residence here, Bracebridge.
Dr. and Mrs. Tomlinson are home which they are going to reside in Miss Lois Graham is spending this. Mrs. 'L. Tondervold and children, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs,
�-- I of Weston, spent a week , with Jos Amos (nee Francis Campkia) on
f the- birth of their daughter.
after a week in the Mica- selves. week at Sparrow Lake Y. P'. U. , Mrs. � r, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Annie and Gory
koka District. Building operations are slcw here Leadership Camp. - -Mrs. JD Rick aZd baby Jack, Miss
— Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farr sperot -- Ouaterials sad workers are hard to At last, the, tenm - dourt- is ready Ruth . J. Ric visited Dirs. Draper do'i visited the Glyn Joy Is, at -,
the week end in the Haliburton Dig- find. for playing. True, the surface on Saturday Last. Baltimore, Ont, on the week end.
trict. The berry season is about over. not perfectly level, yet, but a. few y - _
Sorry to report, that Mr. Edward Prices kept up, as berries are games should iron Dirt some of the Mr. 'and Mrs. Frank Marks, of w,
Linton is quite ilL scarce._ _ ,rough spots and I;; the meantime a Elbow, Sask., visited their 6ousins, : -Cherrywood
Mr, and Mrd Earl Beare are Mr. and Mrs. D. Crawford, art ;lot of fun can be had. Come on out ' Mrs+. A. Hutchings and Ruth last
spending, the week at Miner Bab'. Brooklin, were guests of their son, gang, and make good use of the week.
The Lad ie s' Aid held a very sm- Miss Nona$ Gale and girl friend
They have moved from the Roobbins' Ralph and Min Crawford during the f court before the season ends. The
meeting on Wednesday of are holidaying with Mr. and M[rs.
place into part of the Condy home p� �k. Saturday night was a gala one at Walter Hollinger.
Mr. Ted Follows is hot!" ' at , Highland Glen, the home of Carl drat week at Mrs. Ralph Nighswand- n8
:on Friday.. - - yzng er's.. --Rev.-McLachlan is having his vac
Mrs, Frank Ham is reported to be his home here. , Walker, when the West- Hill - High-
s Pleased to see Fred Wilson out anon during the month of August.
. #omew� improved in nth, Miss Florence McWhirter is a via- bland Creek Lions Club sponsored a The second Sunda r:r the month will
The Williamson 'Cax"ng Factory itor of Miss Ruth Gilman. fine program of local and other. after being wider the doctor* carp y'
is making some alterations in their Mr. and Mrs.. Stoneman, of Tor- talent. John Collingw+od Reid wan for a--few day's• ibe a churrjt holiday. The other Sun-
- -steam lines in preparation for their onto, were guests at the S Master of Ceremonies and Musical ' �• and Mrs. Jeffries r Tr. I.. days have been arranged for, and
homed the week. selections given by the Lions Male `�'i� B• E. and Mrs. Dn•aper, there will be Sunday School and
fall es�8• during Those who missed Sunday even- Church Service as usual at the mg.
Claremont tied Dumbarton 4--4 here Miss Margaret Duncan has become Chorus directed by John Hubbard, ulcer hour.
on Friday p2gbt, in one of the be,.t a- citizen of this village! accompanied by Leo Barnes. The ,ing's service missed a treat. The
witased here to date. 1 Sincere sympathy is felt for the D�andyLion Quartet was also ih' act- Flannelgraph Talk by Mr. Kennedy, The W. A. meeting will , held d-
la4'�a - the home of Mies 1� Rosdh, on Wed -
Mr, David Gregg remains in much I bereaved by ,the passing of Mr. $tat- on; Hazel Annis, elocutionist, and of Toronto, was enjoyed by all.
i Interested friends are invited to nesday afternoon, Arguer }.-4, at
the same sealt+h, and friends hope he ley Noble, who so rece.ttly, was a many others. Proceeds are for 'the the Ladies' Aid picnic on Tuesday 2.30 o'clock.- Subject for devotion
will soon show an improvement. worthy citizen of our village.. — ,Welfare. Fund.
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Murkar, of Miss Edith- Malcolm of Markham -- Sunday at Yl P. V. George Cain, mot' - Community Service ".
Picbering, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Is holidaying here wth relatives. was the speaker and brought al L Miss Emily Petty is attending ar-
Ym8 roue Dumbarton Young People's Conference at spar -
,Bacon, of Goodwood, called on Mrs. The July meeting of the W. M. one. of his usual fine di3cvasion per- -row Lake. .
Thomae Bacon on Sunday. S. was held at the home of Mrs. O, cods, pointing out that one's hoarse Miss Ina Law spent the week end
W. and Mrs. Harry Porter spent II Burton, with the usual good attend- town may provide more - opportunity The sympathy of the community is with Mary :Anna MorrialL
ti i week -end wri0h Mr. and blrs. antes -In tine absence or tae isms -• 4han the big city, bhough "gar away. extended to Mr. France, in the sud- The -Young People of the commun-
-,Victbr Shaver, at Dorland. I ident, Mrs. George Duncan, Vice- fields alw'ay loiok greener", den passing of his mother. ity were entertained at a weiner
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Lye and child- President Mrs. H. Malcolm took Next week at Y. P. U. Jack Coll- Miasma Rita Wiggins and Val Day mast by Bill and Joan Barraelough
ren, of Toronto, spent the week end charge of the Opening Devotions. All ins will be in charge and everyone of Toronto, were guests of Miss and Melville and Evelyn Jones, on
with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lye. .joined in prayer from the M. and M. is invited as usual to turn ou± a'+d Evelyn Annis Last' week. .Thursday- night. All • bad a very en.
Church services will be held w Hymns 164 and 405 were sung, with enjoy the fellowship provided by this Mrs. Bruce Pegler and family, of joyabie time. _
- Sunday morning in the Baptist , Mrs. Harvey at the piano. Mrs. O. grcxupl, - Toronto, have retur+,� +o _the -si±
Church at 11.00 a. m. and in the r $�***^ *off p� � +-°_#� 14;-e€ -- fD• Hoiiley wui oe vacationing after spending few der s with the �' an English and Mrs, joy-
g Y Petty, an English war bride, are ez-
Park, in the evening. Rev. I. E. St. Johns gospel. Mrs. Ritchie read durf-tg the month of August but let formees mother and grandmfrt'her. peck home this week, hs,
kennedy will be in charge at both the L minutes of the last .meeting.. n- us keep up church attendance dur ' Mr. Cropley spent the week end sailed on the Aquitania,
services, fnished business was - the deciding ing his absence.
The Vacation Bible School now + where.and when the August reunion Saturday, August 10, is the date �+
being held at the .Baptist Church i picnic will be field. By a vote the der of the W. A. Bazaar so make plans $1 O 000 00 175 Acre Farm
-this week from Monday to Friday, � cision was made to ld it at !now to attend. Booths of home cep 1 y • y
"for the children, will finish,on Fri- Greenwood Park, im the third Thurs- cooking, sewing, fruit, flowers and
day eveni-W, with a demonstration day of August, the day of the reg- vegetables will be in operation. The on paved County Road, 9- roomed solid bric#c house, bank barn 40 x 7%
1 of the children's work, for the par - ular meeting. Social crnnmtt?e is to Mission Band is assisting and there barn 30 x 24, pig pen, heri house, wood silo, garage, 8 acres orchard,
enter. All parents are urged to at- make plans for reereation. Treasur- will be a fish pond for. the children- electricity in house, spring creek on farm. Selling to close Estate,
tend this demonstration at 8 P. m. er Mrs. Cassie gave a Rood report Tm and teacu ding -ill also � -
-Rev, Wenham is in charge of the on the fine-icPS for two quarters, of, be part of the program.
school, which has been a very worth- 1946. DIscussion of plans for the will be used for church improve - . yri . Morley
while project Bazaar was left for the next meet- ments.
The community picnic for the Un-. tag. The program for the day was Girls of the Quest Club, remember ;BOX 66, PIGKERING TELEPHONE 67
ited and Baptist Churches held at in charge of Group : B., with Mrs, G.
Lynbrook last -week, was a real Philip as .convener. A fine program
success. Th4 day's program ended was prese -rted, dealing w•ilh the or-
-- -with the older- men tri mming the gsnizationa In connection. with the
a dromig in a game of baseball, -prow- W. M. S. from Baby Band to Dan - - - - - -- - -- - - --, dD DAY
.Wag fun foe everyone. iron, Board and Council of Churches.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holman have The members were nearly all includ- -
aw ed to Dixon Hill. ed in the presentation, making it
.firs. Stanley Robbins has 'her its- interesting. Roll Call was answered i� UGUST �� � • :.� 946
ter Mrs. Retz, of New York, spend- -by a verse from- Corinthians. Clos+ DAY
ing a' few days with her. _ -- . ing hyann was ''Lord of the Lands'•. MON
Miss Georgina Pilkey - returned to Manbers are to publish the picnic _
her-'home fremi the Toronto General i so all will know. Tea aid sandwiches
Hospital, on Sunday, following an 1 were served at the ,close.
oprratioa on her feet - - - . CLAREMON
Mr. and Mrs.' John Beelby w Ol E Greenwood - . _ -
^ soon be moving into the residence-' - - - - -- --
y. -
recently vaosted by Mr, and Mrs. ' -
Holman. I All the members of the Mission Team$ 1 . .
,Mr. and tics. George Lee, Stouff- ' , Circle were able to attend the meet- Ball Games In � �
Palmer on Xis at Mrs. Kenneth Hollida 's, of
ville, visited Mrs. Esther g �' - - _ -
y Brooklin, on Tuesday evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hardy, of Tor. Atter. the meeting a social hour was - _ :: st, Prize' $25.00; 2nd $15.00 - -
onto, spent the week end with Mr. spent a:id enjoyed by all. -.._
and Mrs. Walter Hardy. -- ( Mrs. Ross Disney's girl friend of
Mrs. Douglas Nortoe ova, rushed : Oshawa, spent _ the week-end with a - to St. Michael's Hospital on Sunday, Mrs. Disney. s - -- -- - 74 ■ � 0 ps but the nature of her illness is not j Miss Jean Pascoe has been holid- C h'' d re n s e -
known at time of writira. I aying with her cousins at Whitby.
31r. and Mrs. Tom Davis and fam. ! Joanne Morden is visiting friends
ily,. spent Sunday with friends in in Hamilton. .` •$Q l�en'$ Open „Race = Good Prize
Beavertoe. Miss Helen Minaker -' is spending
Mr. Mark Linton, of Toronto,' is I her holidays at homer. She into
Vs -
spending a few. days with friends + lentering• Oshawa Hospital to train - - -
in Claremont. for a nurse very soon. .'Match
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Bill Devi o Toronto spent Footbi ll . M
Members of the Hardy family gat Y , f
together for a fancily re-union on Sunday with Greenwood friends.
"c -
-,a r dar , at Gres tweod� ark- Mr �z>d Mrs- Bertram Wilson. od � *
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas' Stan . Claremont, were with the letter's Lan V$ T
are spending a. couple of weeks in parents, Mr. and Mrs. • A. Pegg, on - --
Cobourg.- - _ ` Sunday. - h ;
Readall Loyst and Roy McLeod The numy friends of Mr. S. Blak- _ d �spent the week end at err simmer re- sly. ere sorry to learn he is very ill, Pr
sort near Tweed. at his home in Toronto. g
BIG B Mrs. Frank Hayward's sido -r and _ r
AY. HERE ON AUG. 5. son, of Toronto, have been spending
All roads lead to Clar•ernoat- on a few days with Mr.- and Mrs. X' y-
?4arday, August 5, wl.en the Annual ward. ' -' ■ g!
Field Day will take place. For full The mixed quartet rendered s fine Band oftcert • ■ ■
particulars, read the advertisement number at the morning service on • .
on this page. Sunday last..
Mrs. Hugh Miller anwd,,�atnily and By . ORONO Citizens Band. - ..To open New Bandstand
Women's Missionary Satisfy Miss Barbara Hodgson, of Scarboro, r
The monthly melting of the Wom- . and Mr. and Mrs, E. Mayne, of Tor- "•:: '
ea's Missionary Society will be held onto, were callers on Mr% F. W. - �
at the home' of Mrs.. Henry John - Gibson. '
eton, on Thursday, Aug, 8, at 2.3+0 The W. M. S. of the Circuit ent_ after oneer t 2 c t Dance ,
• F ertained the Bab Band Mission tree .�
1p• Band and the C. G. 1. T. OR Tham- p w f
...--BROUGHAM - daKevt Jha d School Luffman are _ Druce Gould's Loud Speaker on Grounds All Day
getting nicely settled at the parson -
Mr. Shepherd and Caulville' are age - - -.-
enjoying a holiday together cep in Mrs. 'J. Corbett and Miss Mildred _ _ 1 �'
the North. spent last Saturday with Mrs. Mc- 1 Booth will be open for Refreshments
Congratulations are extended to Vey. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, of
Mr. and Mrs. Augh Gannon on the St, Catharines were with Mrs. Cor- "
birth of their son. bett's family over the week end. • Adm. Adults
• 40c.• • Children - 15c CARS FREE
Miss Gladys Gaawon R. ai'., visited f
her friend Muriel Shepherd • one day d ,
hat week. � �-
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'THE ALEXAMEM IN B. t;. 1 Seek Peace Cl�e>r �-
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On-
Ch Bas,
i riatilan _
Britain's House of Lords iII seek -
„�y� ing a practical formula for slaking
st Christian principles the prime mo-
tivating force in peacemaking-
It has taken the first steps in
- this task in debating a motion put -
U K N' N U _ F 0' T _ :.;< forward b>4 the Earl .based on
,�;' �• calling for 3peace to a based on "
AOf Mary Way Taylor ~� � /< "' dtive ter principles, free of pea�-
ve terms and revenge, but Best-
<4/ y bracing good will between- friend
SYNOPSIS Sherwin and her brother; Jordan
and foe -both of whom are neces-
CHAPTES ZIa, Sherwin risked had -slipped out of her mind. She.
sary to establish a human brother-
his own life to save Stenhart, real- <;? hood and to avert the peril of
sing tfiat it meant freedom for imagined Sherwin still bent on re -;x,, atomic annihilation.
Stenhart and prison for himself. venge, though the miracle of that
—Jim, Jane ]fan and the Douey
watched the rescue. The Sheriff rescue seemed to lift him above; ;;,:,,; ; -� :;��, - .
- 'Put handcuffs on Sherwin. Some- CsOOd Itt'.COCd _ ---
-' one fired a shot which struck Stan-
hart. The fleein figure was killed safel Poor Max —well, she could
,-by thb Dosaa. Igt wax 'Jordan, the: pity him, yet, if he knew he had �� .,k <,� Some 3o,0oo inothers and 8,000
outlaw!
sworn to a lie about his cousin,' children have been brought across
TFiR
- CHAP XX °
the Atlantic and' not one fatality
" ood God, he's shoil" Jim avasa t it a judgment of God- To from illness. There are 30,000 yet
gasp d. Then he shouted, but hi.* a strange tumult of feeling she
y galloped home, but, all the while, %? "" ° ° to come from Britain and 5,000 to
voice was cut off b a volley of =- 7,0oo from the continent.
shots. The, melt° behind had been she seemed to vision Sherwin go- _ '.;: _ -
i' 'quicker than he; they were crash- . ins down into the abyss to save the
lag into the thicket. life of his foes It was right.it was new stove sitting in a shabby, old
noble, it was like the man he had
Stenhart, meanwhile, hung heav- seemed to her, and he had given pantry.
'fly against him. "He's got me this up the sure hope of esca , he was - The delivery truck .was supposed
time," he murmured. "I'm shot, so - , ;> to artier , about, 4.30. Partner and
to go back to that prison which � -_ Bob were waiting around to help
Jim!" He thought it was Sherwin. which bad been such an agony to ' with, the lifting and L was so .ex-
But the sheriff came up, panting. his free spiritl Tears blinded her as cited at the thought that at. long
"Hit . you, did be? Here, Adams, Tex thundered across the bridge; last I was really going to have an
you hold up Mr. Stenhart. I want and she saw old Teresa and Fanny oven to bake with without heating
you —" he hurried Jim; — "we killed on the piazza, in great anxiety for the whole 'kitchen that L hardly
- the fellow who did it, caught him the absent ones: On the bridge of the Canadian destroyer, H. M. C. S. Crescent. knew what .to do with myself.
running =" + + Viscount and Viscountess Alexander enjoy the brilliant sunny wea- Then the telephone rang. It was
They pushed into the thicket, "My heart, you are dripping!" Cher on their way from Vancouver to Victoria. Visiting. the Canadian our hardware man. He said:
west for the first time, the Governor - General felt at home aboard
rain dripping from their hats and Teresa cried, seizing her as she Viscount "I am afraid you are not going
soaking their' clothes. Two of the dropped from the saddle; but Jane the ship a deinspected ae Royal company. rs Six flotilld , to have your stove today after allt"
posse were beading down over s scarcely heard her. vy "What do you mesa -1 thought
_.prostrate figure. The dead man had "Call Macl" she said sharply,' British Expeditionary Force off the beaches at Dunkerque. _ -
' fallen face downward, but the you said it was at the atatioai"
y panting, her hands clasped tightly "So it is-but one side u badly
rolled him over and Jim saw his against her breast. "And .you, Fan- • - -._ damaged. It will have to go -back
distorted face. - ny. you've got to go . in the car- to the factory for repairsl"
"It's- Jordan," he said, soberly. Jordan tried to shoot Jim and CO��Gs By Curtains ....... .
"He meant to get me-I'm afraid wounded Stenhart; they're afraid Gwendol]ne P. Clarke
poor-Max is done for "' be's dying -" of GINGER FARM WONDERFUL' SKILL'
- "By George, then we've kilted "Fanny, suddenly white, gasped. e
AND CARE' are used in
two birds with one stone -we've "Jim's safe ?"
;got the outlaw and the escaped Jane nodded, at last aware of old _emu blending Haswell House
!convict in one bagel Sorry -about Teresa. The little brown woman n any worn' is t worried wer Yon see I had already pe win the
_' •'`Mr.
Stenhart-maybe the men had men whose job it is to patch •binder walla, the woodwork, the window Coffee. Generations of ez"
y dropped on- knees, crossing ser- - -- -+ -
better make a stretcher for him, ues --� -- -w y' °yid :-mot ` ll I �' �►
.•. news that -the paste- patching job I leum —in fact I had done every- gibed a Maxwell )Houft
"Sangre de Cristel" she whir did last week really worked. For thing except the ceiling. Subcon-
_ "Some one's got to' go to the. ply awed, "it is a judgment -hia which I am truly thankful, because sciously I thought possibly there tradition is the art of set
ranch and get a car -I -" Jim dreams. his terrible dreams 1" no sooner was the wheat cut than might, at, some time or other, be _
stopped short; he saw Jane coming. Jane eked down at her, white. the canvasses were brought to the someone around who would feel in
� � coffee blCadiag. _..
She ran to him sad +clan about Ste' it was her own thought house again for more repairs. Of' urge' to complete my unfinished
s � again. She shivered. Fanny course we really need new can -_ business. I think I shall repeat the , �® �
is neck, forgetful: of the quarrel aped upon her errand, and she vasses 'but it's a question whether experiment in the kitchen. It reall
"Olt, Jim, I thought you were hurt � �e with the little old peon we could get them and even if we provides a grand opportunity for
her voice trailed; she knew womaik The wind swept over them could I suppose the price would bo a man to show a woman how it
4hat it -was not Sherwin. for she and she looked up; storm clouds6 just about out of might. So I guess should be done. 'And who am I to
bad seen him standing gristly be- black and threatening. were rolling we'll go -on patching. And in case deny that privilege to anyone so li
�tween his guards. around them and the shining peaks there are any like - minded people Tinded? KILL'.f.LIES
-' _Jim pointed to Jordan. "It's dons were swathed in a mantle of pur- around perhaps I should explain * =• -* =- . =" _ �.
with, Jane; I'm going -to have the ple. Now and then a red flash tore -just how this patching it done. However painting the pantry is , '.
.' poor devil decently buried. Jane, the black mist asunder. as though e s •
really only' iacideatal - my real � jl
ride back to Las Palomar, get :Mac
some bidden furnace was belching Spread the binder canvas' out on- story is the story . of a stove -an
- '- ;to send the big car and --if she con fire in the midst of the canyons. y f
Come through this, jead Fanny. Jane, who knew that Sherwin had the floor. Cut, patches the desired eletric stove -of which I had long _ •,
I'm afraid poor Max got it bad, given up his hope of freedom to size and paste well with a fairly given up" hope of getting since it w/
'be's collapsed -be quickl" save a life, felt suddenly the thrill thick flour and water paste. Smooth was ordered about ten months ago. _
the patches on to the canvas very But last' Monday I -received word !j
_ "Jim!" she clung to him, whir of utter pride and thankfulness; carefully -with your fingertips. Turn that the stove was actually at the`e
pering, "you know what he did- nothing watered so much as that canvas and put similar patches on station and waiting to be delivered._
herwin;. I mean -don't let them he had cleansed his soull y p Egeetivenessprorea by Qr6 You
the other side so that you have I moved fast. I telephoned an oleo-
!bke him away Do something, say «. . • two 'patches covering the same tear. trician to come in that nigh! to public aeeeptatems.
something! Oh, Jim, • you-you They brought Stenhart back to Now get a hot iron and keep iron- connect the stove. I , started shov- WHY 9XPQIIlNtM— WILSON'>s '
:snustl" Las Palomas through the driving ing until patches are dry, taking ing. things out of the pantry to _
Jim loosed her army from his ' storm. The wind was snapping care,, before lifting• the iron, to run -make room for it. A shelf. had to
will kill more Alb al lets Coat !halt
neck. "Look here, girlie, I'll prom- branches off the great trees ' and it well past -the edge of the 'patch come down -that left bare patches Cary ofher fly kilter. �
:ire to do all I call, but, for heaven's whipping the rain across the long - otherwise the patch will lift as to 6e'painted. So I started painting W ! -
:. , sake; get out of this quick -get a slope in mighty gusts. The big car you raise the iron. It takes .quite the patches and finished `. up by I LSON S FLY FA®I -
pr. Stenhart.may be dying--it may came swiftly, followed by the drip- a while for the patches to dry so painting the pantry. You see 1 just ONLY Xk AT ANY WAMI
mean a lot to all of us. Quickl" ping .horses and men of the posse. it is really better if the job can be \couldn't bear the thought of a nice -•
"Jim, I must speak to him -" Jane, watching from the veranda, done overnight. I was thinking this -
_ Her brother Caught her , sternly saw Stenhart's white face and morning that the patches • might by the arm and dragged her to the closed eyes as- they bore him in. stick even better if- a tittle size -
fnd of the thicket. "Now -got" he but her own gaze was following the . were mixed in with the paste. T
said, "or -I swear I'll have him drenched figuPea going down to. the + s • =- '- COAST- IO•.COAS� ._._
Sher-
-sent off aow!'� men's quarters. She made out. Sher -
win's tall head. and then the others
. Our week - enders were lucky to KELLOGG'S ARE. CANADA'S
have it stay fine and dry while. they
closed up about him. She drew a " . t�
Jane caught the look on his face quick - breath, olf relief he was here Were hers. They came in batches _
Ind saw beyond him the death -like' —Jim had not let them hurry him this time: Friday afternoon, ' Satur-
~..� Die
face - of Stenhart, leaning lust day afternoogand Sunda ..morn- - -
g ass away. Then ails west aware of other -� --
two deputies, only partly conscious. thitigs. She,.herself, had telephoned ing. By the time they were all here -
"He's all inl" cried Jim. 'can't -for we had six extra. But I didn't mind
you seer Beat itl° hours or more before he could, ecause on aaturday 4igh�-Bc<i -- _
the girl, half crying, ran out into -reach them; meanwhile ,Jim and painted the pantry ceiling for met or
the road.. The storm had nearly Cutler had carried the wounded Maybe it was intuition on my • part -
spent itself and she loosed Tex man in and laid him- on his bed, that made 'me leave the ceiling. _
from the sapling where she had 7dnay,- quiet, • competent, greatly
tied his:,, and springing into the concerned, was doing all she could; best she could, but her hands shook
saddle, turned his head homeward Stenhart had lost consciousness, and her lips were dry. Suppost.
She must get help for Stenhart, but now, under her ministrations, while- -she• was here -they took
-
Her/heart reproached her for -the he was'lowly 'coming back. to him- Sherwin away; she would never
relief she felt. When she heard the self. Mechanically, Jane obeyed the see him again!
allots she bad thought only of young nur'se's behests, helping ss s + • anytimc, .
• Fanny, quietly'. and deftly at -
a work, "suddenly' saw'the 'girl't face, fgrtE
and she went over to Jim. He was Want an idea that will help you P4
standing by the door helplessly, .,:'save time and work -and at �. %
staring at Stenhart.
he same time keep, meals more
"Take Jane away," Fanny whir- interesting for your . family ?'
perod to him, her kind eyes grave
and admonishing. "She's borne a Thousands feature Kellogg's
good deal today. I can do it all now not only for breakfast but fQr
—until the doctor comes. if, he quick snacks anlytimt of dayl Pep Bran Flakes -
comes in time." --Pep, Corn Flakes, All -Bran, with other parts l
Canadian tohols
JIWs face fell. "You think - ?" Rice Krispies, Bran Flakes,, wheataneddickus,
She nodded. "He's going to die, Krumble8 and All -Wheat are extra crispy arms `
Jim, slowly -- perhaps it will be bad all made by Kellogg's, the a c Yma� tvhoy
-take her away." I K Y 'm Pew
greatest name in cereals. e11a88 p
' - (To be Continued)
o SAYE TIME... SAVE 'F ®E L ... SAYE FOOOt
.ISSUE 31 -1946
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OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams;
J.
VOICE .-,OF SHE VRES� �r
BEING so N*A1 a{, No -• �. weAwt rT's
EFMIIENT w X7LIR (me •1� ��sxsaE -- WE'
', 6TUGIES AND WITH f3CJiH VERY v40RR1ED ABOUT '
a
�.,t1CH A'LHIRST fi! TFE ►�10Rfe WE READ ABOl1T Nature L Healer _ A Dare Slightly Mired ;
Fi712 KAIOVYLEDGE GREAT PEOPLE. TI-E ►TORE After man has shattered him- A health expert says that short Speaking of mixed metaphor
MU67, MAKE hDUR WE FWJD WHO
MiOTFiER VERY SHOWED LITTLE _ self and the countryside around skirts add five years to a girl's there's. the one which describes a
PROUD OF C.L NO PROMISE him with an his terrible weapons life. Come on, girls, why not make -road• hog as a dog in the manger.
YCU! W HF-M 1HEY -of destruction, nature quietly moves a bid for immortality? - Toronto Star.
WERE in to heal over the scan. In Nor- — Peterborough Examiner.
ti, mandy, growing- crops cover the
-•� shell holes and bomb craters. Sand Progrep afitue Riddance -�
_ - - 0 0 0 - --gradually --drifting- _the _in 1891- -there - was - one -.opy of • - -You- can - -et rid-- of_twitch _gr i -
�, wrecks of landing barges. - a newspaper for every 12 persons .by-digging it u b the roots. burn-
'�I "s• -- Woodstock . Sentinel - Review. t, p y
• j �, - in Canada and by 1943 daily newt- ing it, locking -the asfiesin'•a steel
1 papers had expanded their circula- safe, and sinking the safe in 40
- Nothing To It tions making one copy available feet of water:
for every four persons. - Kitchener Record.
M economics expert claims
'Niagara falls Review.
! - that only half a dozen men in the —T
' world understand money. Not so
bad at that; it's six more than ..-That Won't Stop Him He Just Ran Away. .
understand women. IYa' no comfort to a ,returned We wonder if all this talk About
- Ottawa, Citizen: veteran to khow_. the' wolf won't be broken marriages" isn't over-
at' the door this winter simply be- done. A century ago, when di-
cause he has no door.
_ It May Come To. That - Christian Science Monitor. vorce was seldom invoked, a inrn- _
"T population," says simply ran away from his
wife, ,
_ he world's populati
�a__ oA ;,, y, when he couldn't' stand her any
i y -W. U N� • �•e�•••�••� longer, and as communications
box measuring a half -mile each
q Ot4, wi•!AT A PAL! ,'„ w,;::'A' -M - way." Let us first, however, try - Scales are• the only things that were, poor, he didn't have to run
-- - most. - -
the less drastic. solutions of this lend real weight to fish very far. Women, too, frequently
- , .,• housing shortage. stories. vanished by the light of the moon.
- Winnipeg Tribune Guelph �Sercury We really don't believe that people
: .
. - are any worse at marriage now
Dry-Clean Bathing Suit �. High Cost of Lollipops than they were then. But they
s s; rn.� �r to !•rcvteu• Tnsste __ Lady called a local, department . Children in the New York City are more businesslike 'about their i
area are personally experiencing methods of separation.
E R A U G H N store 1IId ordered a couple of bath• y _ ' _ - peterborou h Examiner. •,
U; S. Army Lender ( R ing suits for her daughter to wear inflationary bites into their spend- g
t[ ■ E L at camp "this summer. When they ing al Iowan ces- Totlipopps have
.3i _ HORIZONTAL 41 Moths arrived, she was , understandably gone up 233 percent_ in price. For-
_ • i pictured 42 Learn BERYL D N disturbed to, find that they had merly selling at one cent each, the' IT DIEAN$ A LOT when
- militarist. 43 Daybreak - VAUGH tags attached ' to them reading:
price last v~ eck was three for lU _ {
Maj. -Gen. (comb: forte)• i "Dry ' clean. Tao not wash." cents. the meal includes Maxwell
George Z 45 Cases (ab.) c -The Neiv`Ydiker - Magazine. " = =Toronto Star. House. This marvellous
— 40 Paymasters coffee is extra delicious
10 He — corn• on bbats t
mender of the YEBTICAL 14 Put into line 31 Containing , because it contains choice
. air forces in . LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fred Neher . Latin- American coffees... -
Chlna, India 1 Leather ihorig 17 Short- napped soda
fabric 32 Symbol for the finest the world pro-
and Burma 2 Highest suit qtr ' P
- �12 Surgical .saw in cards is Nephrite tellurium w�n�.l -Y UM . �'.. duees. ,
18 Number, 20 Daring 33 Lag -
14 Peer Gynt a .3 Lease 21 Quod est 35 Grazing !y /�� / //j
mQib 4 Mimic (ab.) homestead
_. �'+' S Symbol for 2S Renters (ab.)
15 Magic tantalum 24 Per 36 Blood money 4� -
la God of love = MACHINERY
18 Scheme 6 Vigor � 25 Tapes again 38 Divisions of � •' �
119 Amount (ab,) 7 Short jackdt 26 Mother geological: r -
10mythical 8A1Hrmative 28 Altar screen time NEW AND USED
: k 11 Half -em 2S 3ligh school 40 Pisutac]e - \M4 !Of Every Description
Britain 30 Sequester (ab.) 42 Cubic (ab.) ,
41 Coverlet 11 Colonize • 30 Painful 44 Bone Phone El. 1171 _
22 Parcel poet H. W, -PETRIE CO. LTD
(ab.) t Z i 4 5 6 7 5 y a!}i ao ►1 �� 147 - [+ro ■l ftt w, — Tor. ■Io
: 23 Clothes it t3 i9 ova avr a sswr
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28 Cleave - 1� ®g • -
" 29 Laughter 2S 1--m. 26 4 ll -
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.. 31 Caterpillar 31 2 3
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32 Tasto solo
33 Clamorous 37
34 Fruit 1 ..... :� r....I -
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37 Abyaa yl i:�2 43 r "Certainly eating spinach would make the big and strong ...
38 Great Lake
39 Soft drinks ys 46 ` and the first thing - I'd know Pop would have me pushing the
' ~ .40 Blow a horn rt �.. -
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A PIECE OF ` BETWEEN MEALS, .SAY WE HAVE
CAKE, PINHEAD I LUNCH AT i MAKE BELIEVE •
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- 'Boots &Shoes . � . ,�R.�r.aras �» _ . �� , .. - . _ '• _ _ _ - SUPPLIES _.: :: • _• �• _.. ..: � -
Self-serve Groceterla A J. S. BALSI?ON _ PICKERIIYO
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KAISER GORDON P. OSBORNE
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BROCK L insm xANA9R •.: L IEECTRIC veterinary a�erres Axa
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'�UBe�AY, FRL, SATURDAY �aeaeenan� V� -STORE HOURS - - `� � B�� At>dlW, Off. M. .I�. B � �'
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'!4o Nwws - 7 and 8 P. X O'"slephosrr, 582 Whitby, hire. _
i matinee .at 1.80 P. ]4 a mday 12.80 P. X • I P. 9L _ ,_�," Ids Tarr as y +
: List Your rtier} For St►le _ i • • • s y,�4,ai fiwwaaft �ivipw
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. -- __ CYRIL B. MORLEY - -- • R. Royes� — PUS::x.:,d.. iiEAti.F� _ -� -- Brao4bam,- Oat --Pick i s !1 --
` -- de Again we Have Waitrons ,�� ty Wi eii— -_ B. �FUNI S;" Dj�tF�.'i�i$
+ Cash, For Romes With Small + Ph3n• B. •� Pilo-to Anbelanes &wdm � —
..Al" Custh Lan Chaney K.' Tayloi: �`��, or Village Clarke Prentice -
Acreage, THE REXALL STORE Dar or > -
«... iaso an added attract!= — Property :.: + ' PHONE- PICK- 611 AVCTIONm
. In : Phone Pick. 13 ftf the clowdes of York a" 04b
:Swi . Inquest — eontinmed i ado• to Corp. Zen Prs�
driven by Donald Doherty, overturn- While They Last ! Plcke' ring• Mario �,� C A. S► ?+ .aa d m. Lana
A RalnboW ed on the slippery pavement. J. H. Praaties (f inuty P,ttsNa
- 1&.,. W-i�-11.J nW14-- fr,.��, +y...;, _ - - sad-- Pr+satiea)• Farm and Slimie. 4
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di Jae Frazee and Brad Taylor � Norman Wood Alvin Bushb liar - "`- "-- iColeargt C 5t+o•es � MAW •. - �t � a , at 1/tis� ate
old Fawcett and John Baxter', c(mp- Rasss+sabb -
riled the Jury, and gave as their Coal Ranges — Ls�►a lilowen PHONE AGIN. b! W L 3ULUMM
JokmAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY verdict — "We, the Jury, find that D. T. Bars 9pta7 — Hui Filler
ajyC�UST b, 6 and 7 Philip Kelly "came' to his death is ALVATOISN .
lol+ —A imam Toronto General Hospital on -July Garden Tools .— — Hinder Twma .Sides W:ltt $ssrister Notary Pri14
Phone ..ino�y 3ial nee Monday at 2,P• X. gh as the result of injuries susWn- _ ati '!h■Nk 816 DMAM St Rte, Whitby, Off, fiC RiCHAR -
- I�*hen a truck in which he was
Leaveher to Heaven cEng, overturned on July 9th, awing C Y R I L E _' -- say � Tor+aat.
Buie• 611 Co�nsatal Lila of
to the alippery condition of the _ E. MOLE Y
1 In Tetu»color alb to the !e 46 _ .
. �--- highway. We atts� no bh► .. .. ..
:• ,:Gene Tierney`Coinei tilde - driver, Donald Doherty". _ _ - IN SURAN-CE-fAND Yaw satwaction ,illy anuano . �
URSDAY AU SATURDAY REAL ESTATE ;H• MCKEE
Quality Meats
,+AUGUST S, 9 and 10
- PHONE 67 PICK. 'PAINTER & DECORATOR
111 Season _ - en
• + ' CORNEL WILDS
PICKERING ONTARIO '
'The Bandit a Fruits & Vegetables A. wl�t_ouGHaY ,
Willoughby Fares Agency
Sherv�ood Forest -,: - :SILK'S�IARKET office - Ttraato - _
ib6 Yonge St. ADOM J. I. (Hud) STEW A(iT� B.- A.
In Technicolor "Largost and Oldest in - Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
t - "Phone P'ickerin' B6 Canada Established Fort+)
Years" RIVER BEND FARAIS
CONSULT OUR ACTFV E CII Y DEPT.
.., r - - .FOR THAT NOME IN THt CITY - Gr*enwood Road "
:. PICKERING MEAT MARKET _ Ia:�g — Pickerina 17 R 18'
-FRANK R. sMITx _ Sellers 8� Atkinson
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'IQuality First - Service Our Alm Phone Agin. 2o1W2 - si+ f. 2D0 Fo J. Donevan
- : OWE BUY THis REST- — YOTT MAKE THE TEST. L lcensed :' B. A., B. Sr-
bate ;
plhone 'Pickering 30 Auctioneers rta Lend Surveyor
W King Street. Fast, Oshawa. Ott,
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gales- condmeted snso►hete. � iVOtice -
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WANTED _ . - -lydeerrised. Bills P�P�d ,aa Stern Tisch — •Baia to Osise �
:'; posted, Asphalt Shingles. --
- - - YQVIZ EG' . - 77. - Pre } Serve Asphalt -ffiwmss
• Reasonable Rates : - Wau Boar" as'
Bo�t�e ,t b.ai; Highest Market Prices' -Paid PHONE � srovFFVn�L� ,
t•, `�' What are You - Receiving - N." M. Gordost_
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Reason" � bottle -- - -FO R ' YO UR EGGS?
2 prDauction slowed by
-- �� R"C'007. of materials. _ 46c M R shorts 7 was GRADE A LARGE O
_ � Our gv,o`•ation Sat. July 2 The •
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Also the Best Market for Your I�.
3 Remedy "Return sc. - ...... .
cumulated-,empties. Searboro • Junction
Put them back into LIVE
circulation. Check - . TELEPHONES = 8own►r4 111 .7, sal Searboro SH - . -
::'. yetis basement today.'
HOC'S- -' LAMBS CALVES �, and Dressed Irambar ]Mwofk
' , ' .: •.::: .: ...•. ,. , . _ -CHICKENS -HENS - - - --- Frame. Bulb Do.r. _ e�.at,. . •� _ �
}, Bring there to nearest _ ]seeder Telco
Brewers Relail'store or - Soft- and Hardwood Floaaft
:rkpbborte for pick -ap.. 1 PICKS: INCi ' FARNJS_ ,LTD. t Insulated >~g c as r, . s
_ z Wallboards Rock Latb Cedar Shingles
WHITBY...
ONTARIO' � HONE 336 Day or Nlzht _ ; Aaphsk Sblagles _!ell
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