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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1946_08_09t VpI:, 65, No. 60 1Pi©itlllRING, ONT. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1946 4e Authorized aq Second Class Matter 8e% Rate $2•p per year; U. S. i'l•� W. C. Mnrk>ar aril Boz, 1?tiblishen r, Poet Oi;fice_Departrdent,Ottawa unici pal Pickerin Towshi - -MElections -To . Meld On The First ��Mo,'" In -Dec ember Y TOWNSHIP COUNCIL -AJAX FL0W>l R AND VEGETABLE' SHOW, AUG. W sad 24, Taken from the Pidkerirsg News Of Pickering Village At the August meeting of the Top - I SFOR,Ts d" G6=meil, held this week, it was de- Advertisi. matter has now been AUGUST 7, 1885 lcMed to hold the Annual Township i)ahsbarton Tope Ball League Mr, and Mrs. Alvin' Bush and The Industrial, Exhibition will be �r Munk ipal .Elections on the First Pla ffs Commence Tonight distributed about the community held at Toronto frasri Septetmber 9 fatally and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mill- Yo announcing the big flower and veg- to the 19th, er and family spent Sunday.at Niag -. -Monday is December, instead of the etable show at Ajax on August 23 Mr, Thomas White.lhas ells era Falls, - Y�rat Monday in January, as has been. Dunbartoa's ball team in the and , Local horticulturists and his livery business to Mr. Win. W'• .aid. Mrs: Allan Miller, of Tor. the practice for many years. Vo-ing Township Softball League -has topped garden enthusiasts are urged to look onto are at flours have been changed to 9,00, a the'leagne in points, with Claremont son- in -law k J. oS A. Baion o Whitby. spending three weeks es this .up. Mr, Foy takes PoQSessioa on Satur- eels, hoarse of Mr. and Mrs. Charles m. until 6.00 p, m, instead of the next, then, Pickering and Audley. The STENOGRAPHER WANTED day morning. Balser here. - former 8.00- X1.00. Several voters had play -offs will start tonight (:Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Don Kem of Tor- :Council, - -mails request for this change and day) with the best two out of tutee. 6Tenograpber wanted for law office M��g College was offered for p� :Council, after lengthy consideration, . series,.. The two winning teams will in Oshawa. Must be capable and sale in Toronto -on the 30th but was onto, spent the weekend with rela. withdrawn. We hear there are sever tives here. Betided it would be better tor alt. compete hi a best • of two out of qualified. Experience valuable, but MatChett and daughter, of .-A[any mvnid,palities have been vote three• A neutral umpire will 1% used sot essential. Box GS9 News Office: parties fier it, and no doubt it i�g in D�eoeminer for years. and all games will start at 7 p._ m. will be reopened on a more extensive ;Toronto, spent the holiday weekenn s s * Rotary Extends Wekome In Inter- scale than ever. (it was. Ed) with Mrsl John Murkar. l > .i �., -sharp. Audley team will be using national 'Friendship Le numbers of our people are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and A bylaw was passed levyinx 'the Pickering Park for all their gani t�� ��� of the boating on �Bq have returned after x two- :Special Rate on taxable property in , •#week vacation at Sundridge. Pickering ,Village, %q defray Cost of fiCHE53ULE last issue, we .told m the our river, d more, a do pleasant sail can Rev, R. C. and �. Copeland have tatreet' and other. expenses, at lbus-load 9of young assn from the be imagined than ores down the ser- Friday, Axrgust 9 returned after . spending a month •in 1� Hillsboro, Wisconsin, `High School, pentine on a moonlight night. (rams- 4.1 mills, realizing $766.74 for the - pitbe�g itl Danherton Northern Ontario and Quebec. � - - - , -- luvho had travelled through half a antic, wasn't it' ). Miss Hazer Fowler _ spent last weep _1• ,• • • • _ , .,,,.•.•- _ Monday, Ahagu+st 12 dozen Sates before entering Can- Capt. Sopt�t, Lindsay Salvation ra.la .� a.... 1. �: ii, y, ..m x„lw,aet; w L; %is. s.L, at the home of her .slater, -Mr9. Read.. 14Leber Down, Pres. of South Oat- - - - - --- Audi"— C afe y man, at West Gravenhursb. - - -_' late .Wednesday afternoon 'of of last gaol, a-id'Lieut. Godfrey, 10 days for ario AgricWtural Assoc., accO mean- 'k - Tuanday, August 19 -week, week, after their trip up through disturbing the peace by beating Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Shortretd- a=nd_-- -: lied by Mr. Irving McLean, ask the f Dw3baltam at Fiet,ering- =: Quebec and Ontario. Wanting to drums. son spent the -holiday at Priceville, C now fbr a grant of $100 for the., , Ont., —Mr. Shortreed's home town -. Aasodstion. Next year, a rate on ( Thursday, August 15 spend the a o at same point not a Tice number of List is now ready, and ,going home for an Old Boys' Its- Claremont at Audley , large o>ae, they called at ores a number of lady names appear o;s /arm property will be allowed to „ Y of -the 15ew business places open on the list. Candidates !or municipst union being- carried on over the past coveer this, but in the meantime. they .f reek -end. Friday, August 16 ',that afbernor,n, the News Office. honors might as well make up their an ah1timg grants from all townships. � Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Clark, of Labe- Pickering Pickering at Dunbarton Asking for a small are.a where they . •minds and be agreeable to the fair field; Mr. and Mrs: Fred Balsdon, of Could set up their two big tents, we sex, The first r4ading of a Bylaw cbv- Monday, August 19 Burford, and Mr. and Mrs. H.. 'J. ierinL echo l rates was given. Aadley at Clarenwrit - 'took them to our Memorial Park, and The editor of a nearby paper sends. Marquil� of Stroud and members of _ a � � a � , � put them in charge of -ells Rotary out this gentle intimation— "You their families were at home during (diet Constable Irvine waited on Horses. Horses, Horses. Club, who " jumped in at once" see- ducks who haven't paid up your sub- the past week during the illness and Comncil during the evening, and roc- ,ing that their needs were met a-hd scription want to settle. We warn 1 st ' weekeod the city's Globe and that they were comfortable, procus- you that we know who you are, and sing of Mrs. Clark. eived an increase in car allowance of Many are the complaints heard nix to seven conta per mile. ! Mail published' several excellent ing some supplies for them, such as we are going out collecting in a day - 5cross the village of what appears . • . ( pictures of some of the horses owned groceries, vegetables etc. The foil- or two, with a brace of Colts ready Aceoaata passed included- Rosde, by Mr, Alex, Picov, and other scenes owing morning they were taken on for all slow customers. - We mean ' to be an epidemic— youngsteas raid- .$963 62; Relied $104.3$; Coatingen- l in connection witli the shipping of a tour of the Hermitage Fasnns, and, business ". (we haven't any Colts toy stealing from, and destroying some f this station here. all being young Wiseo:isin farmers, go out with, and it's against the gardens, The complete disregard for eiea, $1490.10 other people's property amazes one Mr. F1ov, now recognized as one they were making many notes and law to collect subscription$ that way __ days. Rock salt used t be used. -` - ,_, Family All Elmie First Time In of the leading dealers on this cots- lompariaw, conning to the conclus- - today, anyway. Fd.) o n• Six • Years tinent, is engaged, in part, in supp- 'ton that .farm operations are prey General Grant's funeral is estiasa- been and Mrs. J. S. Baledur have lying, through government agencies, much.-the same In Their own State. ted to have cost a million dollars. been ry, me a vacation in our north T 'Mr. and'. Mrs. William -Heron had horses fior the rehabilitation ad some Leaving here' for Niagara Falls, Mr. Gladstone's popularity is taus- country, members of a Party, the � every member of their family home of Europe's ferns, UNNRA had s Ont., the local Club President, gut ing him much -inconvenience these male members all being Masters of Bret week, for the first time in six E number of buyers here a week ago, in touch, by phone, with the Falls days. He was unable to get away thew Masonic Lodges in Toronto •years, Several of their. sons were in f send this shipment followed. club preside -rat, who assured us they _ from a London book store 'recently strict B,, (in the year 19411, o! the uniform of different branches of -1 Mr, Pidov is' using a large part of would be ready for them and would owing to the crowd bf three thous- been 1'ickeri:sg is a part. They have -*e Service. During the past few ' the former plw.t area for pasture entertain them on the .two or three and milling around' outside waiting been atayrng at the Lodge, the pro - perty of one of these members- They �montbs Murray has° been at Mater' . for the several hundred horses now 'days they intended to spend sight- for him. A carriage finally rescued have an Association which provided tic, . Quo., p='eahtnz as Supply, and grazing there. Those . of us who seeing, in that' city. The local Club him, ItGeorge has been in the same•service, have the opportunity of watching .'feel they have been fully - thanked We will, issue next week In pain_ all the necessary camp essentials, 7. - . with the Quebec Salvation Array, the area are reminded of some of by the observation of one of the phlet frown the Prize 'List for the even to the cook, and. the guests Vft a charge of his own at Montreal. those Western pictures of the horde. boys' leaders —`'we have not been Pickering Township Fall Exhibition. had n °thinx to do buts enjoy them- Whey have all been home, for Ross'. of wild horses, when they comedown treat;d so well since we left home". It is rumoured that Dumont and selves---what a holiday *+siding o- Saturday last. - to the lake shore for water: _ Mrs. Dumais are organizing a Porte for The fate re. W. J. Clark the release of Riel . . Privatel i . __ . � y Educated i NOTICE. In Memoriam The death gook place early on (continued on page four) t r i In one respect, 'at least, modern' _':INO NEWS WEEK OF I1TH, BURNS — In loving memory of a Thursday morning, August lst, of lour -vg wife and mother, Lexie Burns, °� Annie Jean Allan,- . beloved wife of Heron —Bartz Wedding educational authorities have promo- _ �� _ ted private enterprise. The state 1,'ollowing our hiausi mom, and who passed away. - August 13, 1945. the late W. J, _C,lark, of this place; - - schools are so busy teaching the im- +fhat of the majority l ,the weekly `k wonderful wife, mother and aid, io her 81st year. Mrs. Clark lead been On Saturday, August 3, at Coin- portant things that they have no s' 'papers is h Ontario, we are -suspend- tone who was better God never made, in failing health for some months, tennial United Church, Verna Mabel, time for spelling and grammar, �iohg ptiblicatioa on the k of Aug- A wonderful worker, loyal and true, and she passed away at her home daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. The Consequence is that boys and One in a million, that, motives was you here, .without having suffered, long. Homer Burk, became the bride of .ust'I1th. C.•.,:_t. :eats and ad- girls entering the bu�ass world vertisers please note and be govern- tT� in your judgment, always right, Barn in Hamilton, the daughter of Ross William Heron, son of Mr, and taunt attend business schools (priv- d rise accordingly. leas no are d be as the Firmest and liberal, ever upright; the. late . Mr.. and Mrs. William Mrs, William Heron, Pickering. The attend usin ) to learn how Loved by your folks and all you knew, Allan, she married Mr. Clark in church was prettily decorated with ."y v.,, y -Markham Ecomaist • is sayirvg� — "we A wonderful ' met�her, that, mother, 1890, coming to Pickering„ where white larkspur, delphinium and pink to write a simple sentence without are going to take a holiday whether was y� Mr, Clark and his brother, the late . glaaiooli, and . the service 'conducted mia- spelling most words and with -. we deserve it or not". Some papers ­dLosed and always Membered by J•os, T. Clark,, published the News, by Rev, George .Dix, assisted by Rev. out avoiding punctuations are set$ pending publication for ..two Husband sad Fsnroi�ly, 1VIia, ETark's vnc�e _-- - , ,, 4onn luuznoert .A. E.- lioiiey, uo warnes played u.e wveekh, and ire turning fhe key in • • . • b It the Gordon House here. 'organ and during the signing of the the door and walking nowt BURNS — God knew ,that she was Odra. Clark was one of the few of register, Miss Doris Johnston sang, -asp suffering, her generation still living in, this - The bride was given in marriage -•Wks 44hu1 Lhes -JAosllu A ]Lot iiieewr The hills were hard to climb; - _ village, end had a host. of friends by her uncle, Milton Burk, and more. Q-.� �So He closet her weary eyelids, who will remember her. as. kindly, a gown of white llaee and marquis- The school buDdiaa of S. S. No, 'Pickering' United Church - w-I►r� red! - -=- very good - :natured, extremely witty, , efts with- fitted bodice and bouffant 4 West, Pidoering has just received ," _ ,„;� ; -„ Rev. Robt. C. Copeland, B. A. ' Peace be chine. 3 , _ - -- in- Shp ware a full Tthree costa of paint on the exterior liilnis+er —Ever remembered by Helen and hospitable to that degree that many length veil caught to a Mary Queen woodwork, brightening the place up... Clinton Prouse. of us of a following generation will of Scots headdress of net and cltls- SUNDAY, AUGUST 11. considerably. always remember the children's' par- hers of orange blossoms. Her bou- 10,00 a. gym.-- Sunday School- ` ties at the Clark home of those days. .quet was a cascade of white roses 11,00 s. m.— Morrving Worship CLUB- She was a member o! the Press and bouvardia. Mrs. Shirley raw- REV, R. C. COPM AND MARKHAM- f3I4'lf0'NVILLF. LIE}Ns- z,�o -a -- .� • y- Y _ ' terian Church, an original member Pord was matron of honor and the NO EVENING SERVICE ANNUAL" of the "Wfnnan's Club" and always -bridesmaids were Miss Isobel Heron Daring July and Aughis0 " taking an active part in matey of the and Miss Marie Morrish, All three Danbattorr United Church ■ --- iother women's groups of Pickering. attendants were gowned alike in gay. A. E. Holley, B. A., B, i$. 6 arn ova & ance fs survived by four daughters period gawtts of rosebud pink bro- Minise� and two Boas, Mrs. Fred Balsdon, of caded • faille with headdress of shirr- 'SUNDAY AUGUST 11 Burford (Phyllis), Mrs, Harry Bnyea, ed pink net and shoulder length veil. .Pickering (Fanny), Mrs. k H. They carried star bouquets of ink , 9,45 a, tn, - Morn, Church School At The Beautiful 'Rainbow hardens 'Wright, Stettler, Alta,, (Marjory), larkspur, pink roses and blue corn •]1 ;00 a, m. -Morn, Church-Worship. and Nora, at home; Allan H., of flowers. Joseph Martin was best man Centenaial United Church i - -_ -.- -- y LakeAeld, and Joseph, of Burford. and the ushers were Elmer Annie, Highland Cndt :►�Iarkhamreria Mary (Mrs. J. C. Stork) and Jean cousin of the bride, and George Rev, A., Holley, B. B. A , predeceased her some years ago. Heron, brother of thq groom. At the t[izister a ` v Mr. Clark passed away in. 1935, One ,reception at the bride's home, her SUNDAY, AUGUST 11. Rj WEDNESD� Y AUGUST 21 brother, Robt, C. Allan, of Hamilton, aunt, Mrs. Milton Burk received in 1.30 P. rri. - Afternoon Church See. �, also survives', a gown of shrimp 'pink crepe with 2.30 p, m, - Church at Worship ; t . The funeral . took place on Satur- black accessories and corsage of Monster Bingo . ` Dance Frizes ! day afternoon, with service at the roses, assisted by the groom's mot-- " Fl. IC, K. M.:UNG N. hone and interment at Erskine Cem- her, in beige crepe with black ace- Rev. D. 1fatdwU Max Bea '8 Orchestra e8tl•� etery. Four grandsons and two nep- essories and corsage of roses. For t -• hews acted as pallbearers. A large, their trip to the Maritimes, the bride ][rs. P. N. Spntt, Orgprls$ DAi NG AT 9 beautiful display' of flowers froan donned a suit of cabana brown wool SUNDAY, AUGUST 11. - mime -„tn+ eWives and friends teat - with tweed. top coat and brown acc- 2,30 P. m. Church Worrhiy ified to the esteem in which the dec- ra�,.;��:- =- #heir_rr�vrn they will F. _ eased was held. reside at Highland Creek, a= A YEAR AGO HARNESS & COLI ARS ;Highlights of the News Attention — Consols Y rr nr nearest Harness Shop ;" w r ✓ I abort 8taeo Harness Supplies. We sa a= goods only throngb o� St local a eo Gather General Strike in Calcutta the highest level in the history of dealer. The ids err. r the company. No prediction is British troops were alerted to right, and so are our prices made as to how -long this extra - we manufacture In our fan stand by for possible riots as a ordinary demand will continue, but tories — Harness, Horso Col- < one-day hartal (general protest strike) called in sympathy with the option is that a substantial demand lane Sweat Pads, Horse Blan- +� postal telegraph walkout complete- will be maintained indefinitely. kets, and Leather Travelling k A year ago Polymer was turning Inset on Stereo Brand ;n +; r„ ti ly paralyzed Calcutta, a city of 4r out only one kind of bona -S. To- Trade Marked (foods, and inu S�'�' day it is producing four types, plus ¢et satisfaction. Made only by Tension mounted as armed civili- :` 4 " �.�" '� . as lice patrolled the city in ra- three types of bursa -S latex. In the SAlNt1EL TREYS CO.r LTD. . 'I', 1 ' police perk the plant added a new WRITE FOR CATALOGUE ui ed trucks. Workers pa- od " raided through the streets shouting commercial type of butyl to its pro -. 411 WeWnstes St. B., Toronto n ductive capacity. s tea. "open the Treasury. There were no immediate reports r of violence. % l rtr r �` sn i t Bm y Hg z Y^�r Ali tiansportation— trolleys. taxis _# and rickshaws =was at a standstill. • Newspapers suspended publication. Mercantile firms, banks, offices and — Make th is I factories shut down. Steel grills +� were locked in front of mosTshops, especially in. the European iection; - m Qs • ,5 z •r, which suffered the brunt of attacks _ in riots last February. k' i 1. N ' see our doctor! Yams to Leave Italy line re Melly III, ll - But it you just feel dell and head. _... .-� - , State Secretary Byrnes said that achey, you may only be suffering United states troops would be from incomplete •lamination. _ - withdrawn from Italy 90 days after ,Especially if you're- over 86. Here's Even before the full cost of the first atomic bomb attack had been the - effective. date of the Italian knew one simpL age of diet can counted, Came news of the sc%*nd —at Kagasak Japan - Almost as peace treaty. help 3m keep dtl - familiar apicture as the maahroom Cloud is the photo above, mnbQl Presumably -his press - conference of the twisting, searing devastating effect of Cite bomb. On Aug. t, statement also contemplated the flask now to at Hallog;'s Brae ' nu, the world also bard the long -eispec;ted word that Russia had simultaneous withdrawal of British Flakes every Lbw. If you want war on Japan, effective a day .later. troops from Italy. #; •- to keep feeling At the naeu m! way. declared J p - `!w __get more of the ••bulk„ your system _ 't �'� $�I Palish Vets to Canada needs by sating dub g�riY- N FIRST ASHORE s St, Laurent, Acting Prime , 'a�w ' ��• Kellogg's Bran Flakes With Other Parts Of W Minister, announced in the House - -- ;r heat. v of Commons that 4,000 single vet- g. Just thirty days should prove to trans of the Polish Army which h v w b _ you bow grand it Is to reel alert, to fought in Italy will be selected for bane the energy for all the extra immigration to Canada shortly. ' d"p you'd like to do. You'll want . y ireika's Brat Full ddiefout. la a re. go an keeping fit the Kellogg way! ' s f K ; � ]polymer Ottpat High ant suruey CWeadiaa Polymer `Cor ntiun of Sonia boa Males, lap, Cwrw Make , All. _ —�i0 hou•eswiues voted �, r. proioced a total o bras, Rfas Krigrias. Knun►Iss and ; Dads of bona -S and butyl rubber Rsi7ggg's 3 to ! favour► y pa tram September, 1943, until March Ilse greaMs! manse In eareals. e er sdY~ a - of this year, according to figures _ - ? jud recently released- SAVE TIME ... SAYE F 1 E L ... SAVE F 00 ;1 ad for Sarnia-ma ry is reported, Sis now at CUM Z1te demo . •. �,w•, bber ' r � k . _ ,e,++ � � "�'` � .� ..�•a" �, { erg � - _ • %pests hit else beach at Bikini with radiological monitors to check radio- activity six hours after the underwater blast of the atom bomb in Bikini lagoon. END OF THE "SARA" — - - 1 ..— .___ -- _:y, .��.: �''rc«,-t�rr i.✓'SaY'�'+.}r „;✓ti,,FC :.w+ ,'n'...�....;; __ — ..._ _ __ ! - + 'V x ' YOUR NEARBY FIRESTONE DEALER WILL RECAP YOUR PRESENT SMOOTH TIRES TO < , KEEP YOU GOING SAFELT • wn`r 2�aR� aY „`'Q'.FO ,,, a. ,,�y$�s'� Y ;, a _ .+ �''�� ` ' . � ter, w S� � 3 R .. .. • WHEN NEW l:IRESTON[ D• leis CHAMPIONS ARE AVALLAU1 , HE WILL PUT THEM ON YOUR CAR AND GIVE YOU A GENEROUS ._ . TRADE -IN ALLOWANCE ON,. ,A gallant ship fights a losing battle ;gaknst the flooding waters that YOUR RECAPPED TIRES:.. , - :rushed into her- hull when 'the underwater atom bomb at Bikini split her open. Here the carrier Saratoga begins settling by the stern in the now calm waters of the lagoon. „,..., •. ; This sensational, new plan brings you •:'_ _ - • ; - • .driving safety NOW when you need it most a — it eliminates the guesswork about the - condition of your tires Just drive in to your nearby Firestone Dealer: if your i - present tires are smooth and dangerous and k he cannot supply new tires, he will arrange to have your present tires quality ' recapped by the famous Firestone actbry Method: - -_ You exchange smooth tire danger for the' r CANADA'S i� famous Gear Grip safety tread that provides ' 1 extra protection against skidding. N UM2119 And what's more — when new Firestone TIRE DeLuxe Champion Tires are available your Firestone Dealer will take back your re- J ” capped tires, give ,you a generous trade -in - first •r:.. - allowance, and, put the new DeLuxe Chain- •MILEAGE . pions on your car. Why take chances — let •SAfETT' - the Firestone 2 -Way Plan be your answer . VALUE to driving safety. See your nearest Firestone Dealer* today. Thu end came moments later. With the big "three" sell showing plainly on the forward part a °TO gen todeck, sink her, and faie� prepares for her final plunge. Jape did the job. underwater atomic blast I♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING_- THE WING WINGS AWAY w AGENTS WANTED FARM FOR SALE TEACHERS WANTED AGENTS AND STOREKEEPERS ,FARM, 100 ACRES, GOING CON- TEACHER WANTED FOR PRIZ_' to write for our list of fast selling ern, bows on combs, a good location. 10 -room brick of al fa the thee* room public ry�;,'r• �S garters, nett city- house bank bare, excellent crops sc�ool In the village of Coe Hltl, " "hers, plastic lamp shades, rayon Further particulars, write J W. - Apply stating salary expected, giv- s starts, trimtgings, etc Lawronco Grant, R. R. 6. Trenton, Ontario. fag ages religfoa, references st°. Lacs Fabrics Co., 1961 Queen St E. to o laston School Area hoard. - ' 3. . • Toronto, 100 ACRES LOCATEEi IN LAmB- Coe Hill, Ontario. tor, County one halt mile from Oak- r oR BABY CHICKS dare on amain country rend close TEACHER FOR INTERMEDIATE! to afore, school and church. On the room of three roomed Public c School. farm Is situated a good 8 -room One capable of teaching vocal mu- PULLETS EIGHT WEEKS to lay- frame house with Hydro and run- ate in three rooms preferred. Duties .X!V ' Inc. Free catalogue and, DDrlcoUst ping water, screened in porch, 1 to commence 'September 2, 1944. Top Notch Chickerles, Gulph, On- barn 30 x 50, 2 Baran 28 x 50 stabling Apply stating experience, qualities- , tario. for eight cows and some young cat- Lions and salary expected. give lie and four horses, 1 good hog pen name of •last Inspector tor' refer. 71 SUM 8c MER FALL CHICKS and double .deck hen house and once. R. Kerr, Sec. - Treas., Wawa, d - granary. soil o! cultivation Ontario, Hatches weekly, Also 2 - 6 week' rs old started Pullets. Mixed Chicks with 13 acres of young bush. Price WA194RD and Cockerels. $7,000. Phone or write for appoint- moot to George H. Cross, 86 Myrtle Free Range Pullets WANTED 1'U PURCHASE NUuxTS St St. Thomas. Barred Rocks, New Ham .• �' *x3� %¢< ?'•.<' ' 4 weeY.s to ready -to -lay, raised on White Leghorn* any age from Free Range, udder ideal conditions. 100 ACRES. ALL CLEAR EXCEL- Send for Price List and Catalogue., tent Tand w1tL weeks up to laying. Hood urtoes 8 good. hank Barn, k' r Large Frame- house situated on Patd Apply to Box No !b, 7R p LAKEVIEW POULTRY county road. Lot 19,' Con 4. West Adelaide W. Toronto. � FARM, Wein BrOS. , Garafraxa. Hydro soon to be. avail- Exeter. Ontario • '� xr rible, % mile from School. Apply to' w h„ Mrs. Ethel Louttit, R. R. No 1, B_elwood, Ontario. g Diffu ed Ch�Chemical Kills Plant Pests PULLETS El G HT WEEKS' - -� f An, laying for Immediate delivery, HAIRURNSSLNO - Also:two and three week old start. ed chicks. Free catalogue. Tweddle LEARN HAIItDRFit%lNfi THR An entomologist at Cornell Uni- Chick Hatcheries. Limned. Fergus, Robertson method tnfnrmatlon on � s tiF Ontario. request reuRrelinp classes. Robert• vers'ity hag discovered a new use '" `' son's Hslydressinit Arndsmy, let for a substance called "azobenzine" r f BROILERS SHOULD BE 'A GOOD Avenue 'Rnnd. Toronto. which will save flower growers Buy' - we have breeds like Light nk q� r f y euasex, N H. x W. L.,' and some tIF'LI' wANTt *D hundreds of thousands of, dollars rte' started pullets, immediate delivery, each vear, 3 J Order chicks now for later delivery COOjt GENERAL. [;Oa11'F.TF.1'r, also. Bray Hatchery, 130 John N. Dr. W. F. Blauvelt used the gab -• small home: country woman pre- Hamilton, Ontario. v (erred hit`h wnRes If qualified stance as a fumigant in vapor form MIL.LER'S CHICK Dox 1031, 73 Adelaide W. Toronto. for the first time and discov'erctl ' _ ihF:DiI.AL that it con•re.ls red spider ratite an HATCHERY FERCUS ONT.� y s' ti t r roses and can be used on many oth- BARRED ROCKS BRED TO LAY WANTED — EVERY !ti'FFF :RERx ! A 10 weeks Ramp. x BR, Leghorn of Ilheumatic Pains or Neuritis to ee flowers, includni y_ a- .a try rAxon's Remedy. Dfunrats rtrug g gardenias, h a.:. � r �q,,,,� ,�,�x3y x_13P- 4 A 6 weeks. Flock of Log- drangeas and geraniums, Northrop's "Flying �, iti►v born pullets or toe aj it-- wee# *• Store, 235 Elgin, fittawa. Postpaid xB -33 plane, the fatuous Flying Wing," f9 pictured Azobenzine is not new. 1t was above in "clean" flight over Hawthorne, Calif., the sl r "' -- - giant landing Immediate shipment can be made, first synt ttstze to- the-Arty>/ Materiel Command FR['IT ,)l'iCIGN�y THF. 1'RIYC /1•Ai. lta BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tnctredients In filXon'a Remedy for years, ago. However, it had no in- at Wright Field, Ohio, the airalsge sir monster s had an impreca- ; Rheumstle Pains, Neuritis. Nfunro's dustiial use until Dr. Blauvelt dis- dented" record of trouble -free performance since its first test flight. AN EXCEPTIONALLY - ATTRAC= Drug :Store. 236 Elgin. Ottawa. tive commisalon sales proposition is Pnstpnld 21.00, covered its effectiveness as a fumi- - -- -- - available to all bread, milk and gant white testing a dust coniain- other delivery salesmen, students, • .-•-.w • s • _ vacationists and others desiring IKUSICAL INSTRUNNN'1M ing 20 Ocr con -'of the substance. yyart or .full time employment Gm ip s brush it on reiint Ae O [� OF 'F•leaae forward name, address and Pltl•:l) A t1YDOING's ash IOU l t t3 11 \' 'SPORTS telephone number to Box 101. 72. ■ells• *xchnntles muslcsl rostra• steamt»pes IikC Grdirtary D'airtt As > Adelaide St, W„ Toronto, Ont. morass. Ill Church. Toronto L the pipes heat, the azattrmire vt•l•o111TUNITIleis Poll Nt►,e1h :1r melts and diffuse% as an orange- 13y FRANK MANN HARRIS AND CLEARING colored vapor which goes to work ••.' ( "A Six Bit Critic ") • � QE A HAIRDRESSER I 12A V E YOU ANYTHING NEEDS, JOIN e'A N A DA'S LEA DI Ni t SCHWL On the bugs quickly and effcctis•gly, dysins or el•aningt Writs to W for Croat Upportunity Learn Users report that not only does About as funny a thing as has him as a slight screwball, but stilt y� 't-' ^'mailer we era ``Jas to answer Halydressina it increase oductia and aiialit come up in bur goofy -world of one who. stuck up for his principles rroar quetttoas lyi artm *r,L IL ; I +• . r et¢ Hied profession goon R y Parker's Dye Works Limited. 1f] wakes thousands sacce.e but it . caves 90 per cent of the sport in quite some time was the no matter what the cost. - Tons* Street Toronto. Ontario. ltraduntes. America's greatest aye• formes recent action of blister Ellsworth • • • hihoL-rast by eliminating rem. Illustrated catalogue free. Vines•—golferand tenniser extra- 'But bfister fines wasn't - and !OR SAL! tom. or can the need for constant syringing -of A t'UNI9TANT SCPPLY OF FISH stARVEL HAIRDRESSING plants. ordinary, (in case you have for- didn'tl•He was and is a profession- Pp" St= HUU11i gotten about it by the time this at, competing with other profes- Quarter brings booklet on 3Sh Bloor tat W. Toronto, earthworm propagation. Complete 'itrancties; 4,4 King St. Hamilton gets into print, blister Fines it the sionals not only, in this, but in details, assuring a greater supply A4 74 Rideau Ktre•t- (Ottawa. The Evil and Good man who forfeited $675 of his plenty of other tourneys. And when yyear attar year. $oilmaster $ritem. /'+� Hox 221, Winnipeg. Manitoba t•ATICtrTS Of Atomic Bomb 1 prize money rather. than travel. " the thing was over, and payoff time - - around in a. golf tournament bear arrived, ' he by no means turned up AMERICAN COONHOUXD PUPA. FFCIHM.RSTUNIIAtCH A COMPANY This t that razed -#1i�w mg the stigma of a numbered tag.) his patrician nose in'scorn but step- Iiales 4 months old. Parents straight Patent Solicitors, Established 1990; hrag shims.. - -- - - - --. -► • - pfd right' over-tot tire - wiCkeY- - - : -- Cooaers, best breeding $20.00. 14 King West, Toronto. Uookr•t of that ravaged Nagasaki and burst In explanation of his weird pea- accepted the other $1325 of his R. Oscar Hall. Burlington, lnformatton oa request so spectacularly over Bikini La- - - -- UKASS VALVES, SA&Wry vALVES, P[CRSONAL cedure --art athlete refusing money nings like a little martyr. And, as goon is too fearsome :o be met by Gouges, all *team, grease sups, under' any, circumstances w'hatso -, the lady said, real nice work if you Carburetor. Reconditioned. it WAY ALWAYS WORK Poll OTH anything Ices than -the h;ghTst C,tic Brock. Dauda*, Ont ors -facture pla*trc oD}e,t courage and social wisdom that ever - strikes us as nothing less than can get it. * • « _. - -_ In your own private home. The man can sumntoit to his aid, says weiref- Mister fines said it was a BURGLAR PROOF KBT RZTAIN- demand to us. Capital ! required matter of "dignity before dough." So all that remains is to laugh ar prevents removing key from out- $5.00. Write u*, K >tlercier, 2861 lit. the New York Herald Tribune' . Andre St„ Montreal 24. Qne, In other words, he considered it and to cecomatend, mister fines .,aide. Postpaid lbs. Atomic Fates -. The world cannot live in terror of ' Priseq. Long Branch, Ontario the• force that, came oil Hiroshima quite beneath his dignity to wear a to try some of those cold com- 1LJCCrRIU MOTORS New. USED unatinounced.= that kept the thou- number so that the huge crowds presses, used for. the reduction of bought, sold, rebuilt: bolts, pnll*ys, I ti•aIS Dt• :vlMOPED 23 CENT!r, sands of observers at Bikini in a following the play - the same tumid joints, on his aristocratic brushes. Allen Electric Company _ GuarHnree'd one da }• service, Na _ crowd. whose admission fees made dome. And it's rather a pity, be- !Ad. 2224 Dutbrtn Bt:, Toronto, Oat waiting. Bay Photo Service, .North state of tension, that communicated _ Bay' its strength for evil. to the mil - such a lucrative tournament pea- cause 01sworth'Vines was one of GIANT WHITE PEKIN TIME TESTED QUALITY lions who listened to• the tea c7'- . Bible =would be able to distinguish the finest tennis players that ever DUCKLINGS - 2000 WEEKLY SERVICE and SATISFACTION plosion. It must be beat to man's one player, from another. swung' a racket, and now he's .Available for immediate shipment. Your flTma ceful use.- Chained b universal " • + - = - right up among the best of them �90 Ducklings properly developed *ho- y -. g - ;22,76. 100 Duck. printed Now if blister Finds had been it golf. And any man who can ]lags - $42.75. 600 Ducklings resolve -or man 1~411 merely exist 160.00. 1,000 Ducklings - ;4 s, No 6 OR S FXMIOSURE ROLIA sea. henceforth on the edge of annihi- competing as an ama.teur -in an op get to the top in those two sports -rear less then i0. REPRINTS s for 26e, - y Jones ­:--which, as played in fast company Get your order In 'and get them FINEST ENLARIu!'e7U BERVICJ:: lattan. - — err tournament --like Bobby •• ready for market for the Jewish you MAY not get all the films you - of old -and wished eta. have that nowadays,- probably take more skill. 8ollday in September, want this year, but you can .got all - fact clearly known, it would have staying power and plain guts than 8*ad for full particulars and later- the qusllty and service you desire S A E S an other amts whatever -is cer- atatlon on how you can grow 6 Ib. by ■0nding your. films to been quite another matter. 1rr v g Ducks In 11 weeks. IMPIVRIAL PHOTO SRRVICE English cricket the "gentlemen" tainly a wonder and should be - ONTARIO DUCK PARK _ fitgtlon I.- Toronto. 1•retert year HOOK+ ■ra' uA%It used to be -maybe still are for all above such :petty stuff as he pulled No. 204 Exeter, Ontario. - from FIRE ■std f 11IRVICS. we in Chicago. ANY SIZE ROLL � we know -- distinguished from the GOOD RUBBER TIRED AUTO- save a else and type of sure at professionals, or "players'.', by, hay - trac, International, Two Furrow a or I exposures Cabinet. for ens parsons. visit ing a separate entrance to tome For, Heaven knows. if' people Disc Plow like new, also Inter - DF- vIILltl'ED ! PRINTED xae. no. *r write as prleve, etc- in onto the field through, and by hav- can be found who are willing t0 " national Eleven Disc Fertiliser E 11IUliNTED ENLAROEME�iT3 2bc Dept. W. Drill. Weft* G. P- 'Arbogast, R '!, Size 1x6" In Beautiful Easel Mounts ing a "bir." ahead of "their names pay.. real money for the privilege of itrttri.al On rl° _ - - -- .- - Enlargements 4x6'" on Ivory tinted tram it several miles around a mounts 7x9^ In Gold, Sliver, Cirea&w ' ,.6c on the. program. And rte real harm P MACHINES DOING CONCRETE elan Walnut or Black Ebony ffnisb was done by f t,Ti -se a aTion oflite - -golf course, on a hot sticky day, to block cements combined, hand op. frames, 59c each. if enlargement SAFE 'wows sheep, from the goats, although to wvatcll a lot of other guys swat,I.e - '0 erated ty o size s x 8.16, two coloured. 79c each. holes. Rollins price ;325,00. H, Reprints Made From Your 14a Fr.nt St. sl., '1erente our crude colonial mind it always hitie pill, the least they deserve is MARTINEAU, ST. HERMAS, QUE Negntive■ lie. Bach ` seemed a trifle stuffy. to know who they are looking at. Phone 816 -12. DEPT. M aolablished ISM s • • STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE - = • ' ' - - And,'s eakin of the noble yf OIL BURNER!; P g game FOR KITCHEN STOVE OR FUR- 'note I.W. Post Offle* A. Toronto Or if Mister Fines had entirely of-golf, we ran across a statement ale*, Complete Instructions for In. 'Print Name and Address Platnl7. CHECKED ixoJiffy refused to- accept shy of _the vulgar_ which rather interested us on the cabinet StAllation and operation, also nit 'HAPPY FOURSOME: WITH EACH ITCHwor Mangy 8 @Ck money of a crowd so benighted score -card of the St. Andrews Golf nt . Wholesale, retell. Man. 25c order or more wasted. Atomic Weather Of? S *at• you receive; (1) • that ,t %cy couldh't tell him, the Club, of 'Toronto 1.1 Lucal Rule . fag, $708 Chateubrland, Montreal. coupon for two 6 x 7 heavy paper For galek relief from itetdn caused b7 sesame - -- enlargements; (2) one of the prints athiete'afoot,sphia pimples an great Ellsworth, without the aid of Number Three- it is distinctly stet- "edge TMTed'r• (3) "double seal" x n cooll�s medic•ted,liQuid 'a number, - wee- mighthace- pegged ed the "BRIDAL paths are not FISIHING TACKLE BOZES film wrapper; (4) quality unlimited. 0. 0. Rf9tTIVN. Greasdew sad Wholesale Price. Heavy AIumi. Films developedd and printed 25c at*ialers Soothe comforts and quickier otlma hazards "; and we have been won- ItAum, streamlined, green outside, ' reprints, eight for 26e. Fresh rateaealtebins Don't A.k�o�trdruigiet JUST dering, ever since we saw Y Inalde, cempietely rust- proof, films available, Victory Studlo, todai for 0.p.0.f CR11RtON. er ;n and ;3.25 postpaid. Saskatoon 7, W., Sask, wvhether a long list of much -mar- 0 D Deaa Canoe and Boat Co., rice gents, front King Solbmo» O Dundas Street West, Zoronto, TEACHERS WANTED _ down to Z'ontmy bfanville, would ario. (-.:PUBLISHED C - HASTINGS NORTB. S QUALIFIED entirely agree. - >REGI9TERIID BLACrK COCKER Protestant teachers for Area No. 2. /• spaniel puppies for sale. Ch, My Monteagle and- Herschel. Salary sties fp - --- - Own Brucle and Ch. Belden Town- $1300.00 if fully qualified. Apply_ to• medics- eery `� wwk. BACK -DOOR NEIGHBORS H talk blood' lines: also imported G. H. Woodcox, Sec.- Treas., R R. '1, rt& �f° tlistt+� un ar Stripped lbiack grandson Ch: My Own Brucle Hybla, Ont, 'Usvo t#1nl,.ptsiCn°�OOaOf " t41s (pis) y ussian Arm • ' proven at o and soiid black due to +1rdN�mre., _ $y Edna Jaques ........ =1 jroven matron - sit reasonably TEACHER FOR S.S. Z Raicllff* -y' Orleed. Apply Ashmonta Kennels, Public School Comberm.-Pre, Ontario. ag r>u°� pMp A sharp Conflict already is shap- ox 293, Guelph, Ont. $1300 per year, Sma11 school. Good �j // /,'is; 1n¢ u for the Patjs CaC cotlfer; - -- equipment. State qualifications and. • Other boolts by same aYtholt " p p + apply to B. F. Snowdon, Treasurer, ence between State ecr�tart TIRES Combermere, Ont, MY KITCHEN WINDOW. $1 Byrnes o_f the United States ant! -•' We sre'overstocked at the present Mfood tared trade -in tires (guaran- SAVA11iT LAKD s.9. NO. 1 RE- Russia's Foreign mister- 1olod� 3 'Ise to be In excellent shape) quires experienced t'eac}�er, gradesnr BACK $ESIDE STILL WATERS. i1 over Soviet reparation demands om i to 3, salary ;1900 -$1400 U quail. i . 600 X '16 $5.00 fications warrant. Duties to dos} AUNT HATTIE S PLACE. , =1 Hungary. AlI orders ahiyped C.O.D. Special mence P'a11 term. Apply to J. H. �,CNES� ROSES IN DECEIC�IBER ... ril The %Toffee Stas js insistifls equipment for vulcanizing Truck Melanson, Secretary Treasurer, Sa- d . d Farm Tractor Tires. vant Lake, Ont, that a new economic deal in Hum - ACON TIRE, corn, rio. A York' his oibsm tam101i by l aey it &M �w (100, bOOhs gary is essential to establishment of r . HAMILTON, Oatarlo, PROTESTANT TSSACHER. QUALI- �ft fled, for S.S. No. f Dumm*r. Tor�t a firm peace in Europe. It has pro- ' ONTARIOS M05T MODERN to t:ommence Sept 8. Salary $1$00 altllssmipoenors�sVfmlk *eyslsallrem HQUIPPED TIR13: SHOP W have been SOid in Canada tested strongly Red Army seizures pbr year. ADDIy alter Sloan,' See.- lheiail, bsedle�, fbama ie fain, �. Tress., Norwood, Ont �� feet w filet 1i,d sW tas of Hungarian foodstuffs, and So- FARM* FOA TALE 1/ At Ali Bookstorai olr`d UPSALA i, S. i RZ4117MICS PHO. � �R T* ltslp � Viet removals of Hungarian facto- iM ACRES. t MILES TORON'T'O, testant Tsachar holding first eta" i t+�1�mM s K�Idasy L ties as well as current industrial tans St; black clay loam, tlio certificate. Duties eo se to boot. pspshr soh, asm- Irs6i! -iws. T[loMas Allen W. pr7duction, contending the result is nlnce cod bulldf4�s, *1 etrtctly, third, Teacherage Nooe to school. >s i,dy� economic chaos In ,bite Balkan iftx 000t�ri nsaoaabt* tort s. Witt- salary Trea Apply D. C . 4% s � iss Zgg K;ng St. W. Toeoato. country. tloy Stoat, t$ John St Weston, rotary Treasurer, Upsala. to a �� „. i,►l888itled AtlVt's i - EA6T T , --• ._, Bray ate:, 4-ane bArneu y,..vw, Roht. Simpso_: Co. were selling sW,ia, prices, for immediate deliv me-•.'s slightly soiled shirts Poor VZ LOOK TO THAT ROOF NOW i l ery• Also broilers in same breeds� th:a week--4f strikes'.. will atop this prance Co . Chicks :,r later deiivery� -order now. sort of thus, then to'Va havve more CAR Us For Free Estimates 'Agent - present ovraers Lockw+dod 440 Yeats Arty f.' •„ ..) _ Wlite or 1F'So� - (From News +- continued) - . LUST - ._ecl:ail black dog, on Satur- �• & G. Gascoxgne chow day evening last, on -r. The Sultan of Zanzibar haU app- p IRatae for Farm �. '7 Mort .�'hi underneath, short 1 e_to- .lr$.lanri for protec� ion a- Huildi�t h' th, e$- gainst German threatened bombard- 'hone 743 Wia16tonn Insurance on +� geld, a ;mowers to name "Jackie". Re• ment to en'orce her claims to lands Whltb .4• ward. Finder please notif Picker- w W�� ww ing Taxi. '' s-aid to have bees cried to -he Afrie- �! '.` • Firemeui Wanted- a.i •,� npa ; ;�. (always at it): Automobile Inewsom of All Eitda� to care for bell- r, • es, er or about Aug. 16. Good pay. : :, AUGUST 5, 1921 , RON GIBBON Bowman & Row P not sensor' T8 lal R PhOae ('i late' a . aPE Th o _. • e •month July _ _ has bean, the y RT , 17. Claremont Canning Co,, hat`.est July since 1840, act:ocding to TRANSPORT ' LOST-,op part of cash register he Weather Bureau. TRANSPORT from B. A. Service Station, in break- James Rose has purchased three TRA.TA - in of last week It 4uund,. please re- acres on the stati -m road where be A `� CARTAGE `.-'torn to Ron. Watson, B. A. Station, will erect a new flax mill. - i PicNeringl At the last session of the Ontario MOVING WANTED - capable housekeeper. ' . Frances .Cramer, currently heard Legislature an act was paa3ed where- SAND k' [A g r�,x �b cart - References. Live area, Mrs.• -� with the So:tigasluths o+mr the ' by licenses may be obtain - e -CB a.,.t wstlr nP- B��t- -- 1•Gtnet .son, Dumbarton. ' „' ed only tram muaicipr4 clergy, $.-rG ...._._ _ _._.. _. -_ _ . t� •�� DWELLING FOR 9,ALE " idson and his oroheetra. those othere who have been u sing Tomato AD an r .. Six- roomed .dwelling, King St. East, �_` 1 will have to take down their shingles Pickering Village. Apply '-- A. H. Brush Pkunting • and,. only duly registered clergymen Pftoae ssoufflu a so ' Clark, P. O. Box 456, Lake field, Oat, 4 will be authorized tg perform the Aug. 16. EXTERIOR and INTERIOR marriage cereanony.. Fertilizers i Saturday xese at 2' P.. I L Gallen parties are bring held ! tomes Odes Eieh Niglet ,wit CAU%KING t rouxhout the oountry during the = FRIDAY - BA!'tAIUA? K. ELSON• GREENWOOD past few Weeks. (fewer of the good ofd ineti�tutioa these days, d.) Garden & wain AUGUST 9 sad It ?� C0.WY Q.rr Phone ;PICK_ 7 R 21 t . . . Many farmers report that their � Behind Pat crop this year is, not worth har- vesting, Any` "Quantity D green 111 'eta Atrl'Qhomr . USE THE PICKERING NZVS `'�7 N• and are turning the p"tga starring Carol I.atndis _-_ TO BUY OR SELL into the crop. l • lb. - 1 ton . y. -.• __ -. __ ._ . - - -.- _ -- - _ -_. -. _ "CODE OF TAE LAWL IyS.Rf' L3NFORTH BUS LINES LTQ. LOCK WOAD Kirby Grant and Conny, A� _-MILLING - ' � - - - --� j ja LII� �7ir . Universal News - t Daily Service__ -... - 'Phone Pick. 5 :EFFECTIVE MAY 13', 1948 � MONDAY .- TUESDAY • In simple, but. rich de- Dsiy est. Sun. & Daily ex. ,sat. Sus b AUGUST 12 and 1$ ' t<igq we can tttraiar . � flue. Hui. Hot. Sea do Hot. only lid. `"' #�. . memorials " that will Claremoat 7.15 8.16 12. 15 8.4E S00'. DR.• P. L. LOOS, Do You Love fRR Please tram �T i Brougham '.2? 8.2'7 12. 27 3.57 8.12 _ . VETERINARY SURGEON - e standpoint. at. Po Ta dignity Green River ''7.36' 8.36 12.35 -x.05.. 8.20 Maureen O'Hara Dick Hafptm of appearance our work Locust Hill 738 -8.38 12. 38 4.06 6.z3 DUMBARTON will stand out tlumugb • - Malxem Iba.� -- Q 1. 06 4.3E 8:64 _ WEDNESDAY ._ THU)N,'t . _ w A wiriw .w'. II "`o Ages.- Tr&ute = Toronto i.esre A.Y. 0.00 5. M. P.][. - ALWUST 14 and 15 Toronto 9.15 10.00 • '5. 46 -2.00 9.45- - _ N. W. STAFFORD Daylight Saving Tine Parcel Express Grover 5 0' , Oxford 131M The Dark Highway Memorial , Claremont ,Locker Corner Im Ph- "g Whitby, OuL GET THOSE NEW TITLES NOW ! Sy stem Mlle Bali and Wm. Bendiz - - - - s lea :-hurt anbleoto • - -- T T 8tsadwd Sixa Locker $9.00 FOTQ -MITT TH14Jiiri< -- J,l 1 u' s. - - - -'• - :.-Fisk Tires Cutting Room and Chilltzg•' Re m -- _ Available Free To Custoamses . fll -- SOME LOCKERS AVAU ABh®-_- - 1tiOTICE TO CREDITORS EXisle Batteries TAYLOR L DID -- AtiD OTHERS " Lt)YS trr+.at...w.e. PHONII CLAREMONT 19W or 19J !Plana hart. 3W .r 'he Estati of Thomas Cowan, _ -Peerless Motor Oil traiutira N« - .'ti Deceased ' ALL PERSO;`S havi;eg claims a- - Fa Elevator . Markham, -On t. LraiRat the Eets'e of Thomas C')wan, - ROM. WATSON, ]tea. WJ Phones Oft. 38W - late of the Township of Picker, _ We Solicit Your Business In the County of Ontario, Retired, A 'Service Station PaWs Elevator Claremoat, Ontario RADIO SERVICE: d)aeceased, who died on or about tice -'Fifth Day of January. 1946, are �(UNDM NEW' MANA112MANT) Pltoaes Ras. 984 - Otdoe 33W i lbereby tvtified to send to the and- : Ws have sat of Giutisq and 't ,eraigned Personal - of the, said deceased, o�nornbefore ___r- :A�eas Plebeiag N - - - - -- - Car o! Fencing the 'Twenty -first Iaay of Aug st, - - - __..._ _ No. I ALfaida Bead Boer Clow full particulars of their sad AI( Grass Seeds .�wu►..weswy Claims. Immediately' alter the aaid Special Pis Grover, Farr's Own Nis - -' =date the Personal Representatives � 1eEaaber Chick $tarter tit doing a - �� IlaeMat• al `.will distribute vhe assets of the said _._ Real Job Aa± � or !bay deceased, having regard only to the - -== Try Fart's . 31 p,o. Dairy Ratio. ARTHUR FIELD iclaims of which they Shall then Wrsatera whole or Chopped Grata have notice. PHONE N it a Mated at Marldysm, Oat., ibis 17th -Day of July 19466 'Order your nut or stove cots spans - -Bought and said.. - ` Georgina E:artand and John Edward - - -' Claremont, Oat. Used Clothing sternis�, .le... :.Gat9and. Executors, bj _ ed sad pressed Hie sew. Ga a J. A. Cattanach, Markham, Ontario, ar" stock of bh* filar their Solicitor herein to ' LONGER , �. ,verecats and panto Also ` stock of pelt leather Coda snit 3 -N OT UF _ _ WW at �r,, d � ver7• reasonable ptssla, QA der T sad be oon•►iare6 Permanent Noggin` Pala ~ _ QOAL, CORE, _ �i Daot t > _ _. :.`�� _ . _ .. .yQr�UD CPA�ENT fit that !tim=e the T� and THAT'S exactly why Peerless Motor Oil, since � r hisr.ea. it may be Your :. "It's Alloyed ", is more than a GOOD lubricant. It's • SAND, GFRAVEL, - ''WANTED the BEST! and DEl1D HORSES AND CATI -LQ - -H. TUCK. OP'. D. Developed after inwasive war research, this remarkable 3UILUEIi'13 BUPPLIEK- For tree p1CK up plI ' Blmei, � F. O. "alloying" process builds up the resistance of this superior - •. DICKERING .. • .. .Dins also lout cartage work .. 77 R 5 • OSHAWA '• y lubricant to heat and 'pressure. This means it stays oil_ • • ; °' to giving extra protection. - We b&ve.►l.w Dfaced in stock a fall PICKERING 98 R �'. :.. .. .. agm'.8 $ p iiNE of MAPLE LEAF MILLIIJG � PICIiERIYG 39 Phone 1624 For• better performance at lower cost, I)ROOKLIN ,• , , "" :.. COMPANY FEEDS CLAIZEMONT• •R id ' you, too, should switch to Peerless � '• �• • • .. .. 9 Motor Oil. Unexcelled products, to- A. W. MITCHELL AGINCOURT : .Zone 8144 _ . to- gether with me ail .. we pay the -phone charger, ': :,service of your B -A dealer, makes �iOlceriat. GOR DON YOUNG LTD. K - B=A - the -first - ehoice-..whh most M Pisooes Yarrla 74: RAW 86W Toronto Phone Ad. ieltb GMLARS - FOUNDATIONS . motorists. � :� 014 L -- . -. • ' STABLE OR ANYTHING ( 9� - ANYTHiNG IN CEMENT WORK y __ _OLD HORSES WANTED i Campbell Midk Ranch Pays _S Dix = Men, 3� 40 - 50 I ■ �ii;.o� AT Y•oUl; FAR _ .. 'G re"' Ntllflpll Pop, ii,�t, PHONE AGINCOURT 18J12 GEMENT Gr+�en wood, Ont • • �� "' Vie. COLLECT �°' sr� " - For Pickup E PSONL PIC& i 8 21 BRITISH , , A OIL COMPANY LIMITED _ __y*b.G•i.sra' � � .. _. _ . W _ - -...n . .y.6LF.y...b:8'n4 -• - ' bas been visiting her mother here. I Mr. Md Mrs. Syd Davies, of Lea- sand Ice Cream and Hot Dap will be ^'f L �1 R EMONT Mi3s Evelya Annie has ,cra=ned to ' side, � the weekend with friends on , Toronto where the has Laken up her here. _ " new Position on the staff at the Tor- i Miss Sean Godfrey , of Toronto,for Toronto F.sBt�Rural P es- `. and Mrs. Lome Fierce, of Otsh- _ _ onto General HoepitaL I' spent the weekend witch Miss sews spent the weekend with friends Mrs. Ross Willson,-of Toronto, with Miss Annie Brander, after le Wilson.$° bytery Y. P. U. All local groups ors >�Y I their people. - Mr. and Mrs. W. absence, has takes up. residence in I Sympathy is extended to Mica asked to bring- as many as possible to Rainbow Gardens at Markham ilex M,r.'•ind Mrs. George Lee, Stouff- Brown here, anon John, Mrs. H s. our village again. 'We welcome her' Myrtle and Mr. Ingram Percy, on an evening of folk dancing under the ' vine, spent. the hgliday with friends Madill, of Lakeview, virith the Moire' back. - ithe death of their • smother, Mrs. direction of Jack Madsen, well kTwwn here.. __. i Herbert Percy, whose husband pro- ifolk dancing leader. A good time is -1 Mr. and Mn. Leslie Pilkey, of family, and a fiend from Fort i deceased her lash Oahawa, spent Monday' with friends Frances, with Miss Duncan, GrE niArood j $pig. r . • Pro$lised to all, so try to tcwke t�s . Ibere. Miss Dorothy Harluck is recover- I Highland _ a date on your calendar. v.v i Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Overland, of ing from a minor operation at the � � li hland C Eck Kingston, spent the weekend with Toronto General Hospital. Mr. Corbett, Mrs. Wan. Crummer and Gertrude have just returned TOWNSHIP OF lMr. and Mrs. Overland, here. Mrs. Walter Knox enters the Osh- The halide SCARBOROUGH "Locals" home for the holiday - ' :awn Hospital, in training this Inonth, from their visit with friends of Mr. y season has struck this ii► m Bessie Graham, Miss Georgina The Baby Band picnic of St. Johns Corbett id the Spates. district and much of the usual act-' BYLAW No. 3430 Jim was held on the church lawn last Tbe Mission Circle held their plc - j ivity around the church and Young BYLAW to designate the Town �9rsyth, Miss Eileen Cooper, Wednesda nic on Wednesday afternoon at the Peoples has come to a 'standstill Reynolds, Harvey Coates, Roy Mc- y afternoon with a :mom - Leod and Ray- Hill. ber of the mothers ' and - babies in Lynbrook Park. temporarily. _ - e' 4 of Scarborough' as an U Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Coates, of attendance, three being. babies in The Sunday, School and all friends A flew of the yo _ rl2 slop Area as provided for is Q'orohto, are spending s-w at the arms:- ._Mrs.--John Yae�,.�ti;�acr °"��-bO]d the- A.,"wmi oanaay school been -sling upe of the tennis court an Act tinrg Pleating and° dsome of Mrs. John Coates. three small children came frown picnic nekt week; the date to be and we hope more will do '30 in the ►Development, Statutes of Ontario Is- Mrs, Thomas Lye and children, of Solina to attend Mrs. O. Burton, the -given out this Sunday. A good pro - weeks to come. George VI, 1946. Toronto' are ape- 'tdi:►B, a few days at enthusiastic leader, was in charge of g� of sportaL Everyone will be 4Misses Gloria Orimerod and Lillian. TAKE NOTICE THAT the Corpor- , }mom . 1p,f _Mr. end Mss, Leslie the program, assisted by Mrs. Mairs made welcome. Come and bring a Rate spent Civic Holiday week -sold �= of the Township of Scasbor- Lid and Barbara and Mrs. Hugh ' Miller, wartime basket. with friends in Sutton: .ough has enaclted a ' Byiww, under Mine Kathleen Bradbury,- Uxbridge, w ►ho conducted Guessing Contests. The W. M. S: had a very pleasant John - - Collins was in charge it the the Provisiona' of Section 23, of as -has been spending the past week at Abundant refreshments and lemon - and helpful meeting with the Baby regular Y. P. U. meeting on Sunday Act respecting Planning and Deter the home of Mrs. Conners. ads cone served. The collections !or • Band in attendance, last Thursday. b�vening and conducted a game of opment, Statutes of Ontario 10,' Mr. Mask Linton, of 'Toronto, Brougham for •the year was $1"., Mrs: R.. Mowbray arranged a fine Bible baseball to find out just how George V7,,1946,' designating the j program.' t great a knowledge of the Bible, the ' Township of SmzVorougit as as Went the weekend at the home of gad help to the Allocation. - MT. and Mrs. Milton Benson. s !.members had. The score was not Urban Development ,Area, wherein. Bystanders eetirrsated there was ��ba�i `on �r �1YE;r I 'ni'S' high - three to one. no parcel of land, shall be divided swell over 16M people, in town for, r I. •, . LAM;. ' Wxt week, Gloria Ormerod will be fcT sale oc sold 'in part or sgr"d the field daY• MO�aY.. - _ �'+ charge of the meeting. ' to be sohi is part, she when this Miss Jean Bellhouse, RCAF (W. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Forsyth spent Wednesday night is Quest Clizb land is shown on a duly regisfsered Sorry to report Mr. Thomas Lye D.) leaves shortly for Lachine, Que. 'a .few- days Last week at Kinniount, • night at the church and all are lit- Plan of Subdivision. Laid off wont for the peat week ow- Releso Centre', where she will be with friends. vited to attend- -that is, all the girls A certified copy of the said By. %rr ing to illness. stationed for the next few months. Mrs. Wm. Spicer and Doug spent of the community. law has been lodged in the office -of The garages is to'w'n here', are still Relatives from Niagara Falls, N. a week with Mr. and Mrs. Draper. Mr. Holley .is on vacation all dux the Minister of Planning and Dev- busy enough to have a line -up wait- Y. were gets of Mr. and' Mrs. H. Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard, of Toronto ing the month of August and all elopmenit, and in the Registry Office ---i8$ -wo'k W be dog. Blea, during the holiday week end, and Mr. and Mrs, J. Davies, of Tor- members and adherents are asked to for the Registry Division Of the Mr. and Mrs. W. Bartoa, of Tor-- Mr. Arthur Annie od Ottawa spent onto, 'spent the weekend with Ben- attend a3 regularly. as possible dur- East and West Riding -of the County _ onto, spent the weekend at the home the weekend with his parents here son and ' Mrs. Draper.. itg his absence., of York. - of Mrs. ,Lon3dale and Mrs. Conners. and aite.-Wed the Heron -Burk wed- Saturday night last was Masquer Saturday, August 10, is the day A copy of the said Bylaw is also Mrs. John Gregg and Mina Annie nine on Saturday. ade Night at Wilson's Park, Costum- of the W. A. Bazaar on the church' available for examination of the Forgie spent a few days last week -,We are pleased to hear that Mr. es of all color and description was grounds. it is bop$d to .make a tidy Office of the Clerk of the MsNCip• at the hoses of Mrs. McAvoy. . Thomas Mansfield is able to be a- the order of the evening and Monday sum from this. .venture to help out , altty at say time. ]!dies Doris Dolphin, of Toronto, round . again after his recent illness. was the field day with all the usual with the new oil 'burner being install- I ' spent the weekend at ber home here. The local ball team in ge*.ing sports. ' ed in the church. Home cooking, , DATED at. SurborougSt, this Ii& ' Mrs. M. Wenham, of Winnipeg, is ready for the play -offs. We are sure NLrs. J. Cruickshank and Shirley of Sewing, Fruits; Vegetables and day of July, A. DL 1944h spending a few days at the home of we will all be rooting for them. Lct:lg Branch spent a week with the Flower3 will be on sale. Tea and her son, Rev. W. 1, wennam, affre. Mrs. Har" Pear'ci3, of Fra sort, 1u.umu b L.v-lau, )raper. Teacup Keading are on Me program, E. Mrs. Frank Carson had a few of her fiiends in for afternoon tea one - day last week. For the '`play -offs" is the Softball _ • - _ - ;League see the lisstng on the front Fags issue; • .: of this - . _ .....:. , ' ... - - - ..:. _ _ _ -7 _- . ... - ......._ .. -_ -- : iPTeld Day B+l; go,ec,ess• ' - _ _ - -_ .. , � - . - • . i . �- �� � C __ . - _ ' , u ° -•- - The Annual Field Day at Clare - o «. 0.0 Al tnont, held here on Monday in coast- lip ° ( • _ - = eetian with the dedicating of the —rtevr bandstand, -was a big success, r%- }iedaes. of the Plark Board, e announced gross receipts od over S,5ft During the afternoon, a ball - tournarnent drew a lot of attention, ...winding up with Dumbarton taking • _ st place and. Claremont, 2nd. - -.. - - • • . F _ . _ . _ . In the evening, Linfield took Clare -,� Tnolt 1R a PJCOTe Of 1 —�. The band _ Jrosin Orono played from the new oblandstand and were well received. the- 4o' a ai f ' Following the, brand Co .-Wert, � . - otreet- dance took place, netting bout 376.00. A 1__arge number of vis- itors were on hand during the after- :.noon and evening. who, along .with ? " _ :. your le, enjoyed the day Put - - -- - t- ur local poop -• .. _ • . • .•... ; '. - -.._.. - ...:. .. __ •• on by the Park. Board. - - - _ o - Accidents At Field Day • - - ' • Onlosi 's erehards gas theevywiNr hwk•atrit our fields aer Afield urNlh vagetebles. All haihds=asb weeder wovr --�o harvest •. -Mr, Ken Ward suffered painful .. - - -• s : - - \ - _ • • -, injurie3 at the park on Mo.�tda� - _,'mochas, rorootoes, apples and other fruits oiid vegetables for o ri while watching the ball game. A too- :al batter; Doug. Reynolds, lost his S '. ".. `' ' -: -- ,._.; :._ I - 1 f, :`.' ,:�� }�-• . grip of the -bat, letting it fly through - Y.owrp men and wemiiril Join the Ontario Farm Service taslay. -- sir, etriki:nz Mr. Ward in the. - - z. -- om. Earw . - - Oct own from sticky _ mouth; knocking out three front _ : a 1" teeth and cutting his face. proAt and pleasure in a worthy cause. a y try streets into the-sunny oul -of-do A Claremont football player,'TOM _ Bell suffered severe bruises in' his " 'Toe esOson of need extends from August 101h to October 15th. _ ^' thigh, when accidentally kicked by s - , Accommodaton is in Private Form Homes or Y Supervised Camps. fellow' player during the game.. : For four we"s spent in the, open Adds, one way hvnsportsttow -rs B1tOUGHAM wi,l be piyan you free. - it°turn t w sporfation is yours it yew . ' _ .` too"" wwlil. the and �basvest. i ed coupon and We r-mm sorwco Fehp _ - -- - .. 1NN in the atlac _ CALL PICK. 98 R 14! 1, - -- W N sand yaw a regishol on for rrh.�rlr out slay! } ITh case Of Fite .. ' -• 1 -- The Brougham Firemen have had the .Telephone. Co. install an eaten- CANNINa6 HELP NEEDED - - i don bell in the residence of the ,�,�- /�^ Y •. . Fire Chief, El • E. Annis. Any. resid- Volunteers are also needed to Wpican this year -s precious ent of the Central art of the town- P crop of trait and vegefiMes. Apply at the nearest cannery ship, who needs the services of their — National Employment Service office - — or to the 1 _ ,I fire brigade, call PICK, 98 R 14. Ontario Farm Service Force. - The Church and Sunday School have made arrangements to have the I .VOMINION- PROVINCIAL COMMITTEE ON FARM LABOUR � - beH rung each Sunday for Sunday School at 1.20 P. M. and Church Agriculture - Labour - Education - Service at 2.30 P. X Rev. I. E. Kennedy -was welcomed SEEM ass 111111001011 Me ta. We Men m ti ti as is an sis ma has as mo ea� back home by his own congregation, MAIi. THIS COUPON AT ONCE.1 and delivered an inspiring message y •�� - -- - - _ � .. � � � - Oalari while t Sunday- Sc�T%oi -c up ids — .112 Coliase,St., Toronto. , IlAty�Vt�E' I wool to '•land a Hand ". Please sand me a reyisMNen term and "V WOTiC, On Sunday. . , , .b _' on neeessery information about the Onterie Patin Service Poses. The Friendly Bible Class held .a' ��`!► s L� Nome... f .. .... .. ........... .......... Ass :... picnic on Monday evening, at Green- (plsaw prfM) must be i6 et ovn) wood' Park. % Address' .................. .......... Keep in mind the reunion picnic of ,y 'ONTARIO p Tai: No. L the W. M. S: to he held at the Green- ��Epp A�'+ t will be ........................................ ,wood Park'on Aug. 15. ' N ..... .............................. And would 1 s Visitors over the weekend included p.,te rb.re~ eeeemmedeled In: An fns d Faris Noma _Miss - :Elaine llnlgate with her trlertii A 'T• %Mrvfmd C."411 8 --° -- -- -� -- Miss Fern Mslcolin. . — Mr. sad ss tat as rr tti sm to era r is ti ms si sis ass aicr�aa is __ 9• rya '�.: ._ r 0 �� 3 .However they did, and. now a #'` ( RROME good many of them are grand- i motbors and in many cases shoul- Riwatdoliat P. Clam f derinK responsibility for their Of Gmann F , grandchildren, looking after them • • �e • !. _i while young mother and dad take • in a 'dance, a show, or a trip to the city. when she was five years old; he caps farm people still carry on as Here's where 1 stop - because " L .•. O N T - - •. -hated to see her face now. well as they can and course our I'm getting madder and madder - w,•.,,.' A small announcement appeared city cousins think we - .making just at the thought of it1 t in a weekly newspaper just recent- money hand over fist. Last week "Lord, what fools, these mortals Mary Imlay Taylor = . ly which said - "Chas. E. Cutts has for instance, a young couple visit- bel" decided to spend his vacation on ing here wanted to take eggs back ' his farm this summer: He will to the city with them.-The eggs. NEW t3YNOps1S For the first time Jane was continue the eight hour shifts- came to just over seven dollars. My vow will awns, staytaa at fJHAt'TER ZZe - Jordan ►s - bullet alone. She• straightened herself in tight before dinner and eight hours Young friend said as she gave me +� . /� ` found •eta mark and Stenhart was after.",, the money, envy -uzing wi '. every . _ she St. Regis letel ddying when he was brought back the old worn chair and looked •• to the ranch, old Toresa revealed I thought th .t .was pretty good- word she spoke; Gosh --and you ronutrro =that Stenhart had n! �aetuiares dur- - -about -heF- --I-n- the - dayglooar• ot- -and not so exaggerated-- as--soint- make seven dollars just, as easy as o Even Roos Willi satb ktrurigS' lanes,, taa+flag wildly of the old hall she saw only 'shadows folk imagine.. After all what ttse mat!" — - +ry °.'• �.. Teiesa•!` -- - here and there. A dock ticked o single, 62AO or - - can a farmer do other than work "Wait a, minute -I'll show you Double, teat up. t :- CHAPT$R XXI -- = loudly over the desk, and it seemed long hours when there is wheat to something. . f Good read. Batas. and Does - Shocked and dismayed, Jim to remind her of the brevity of the, draw in, mixed grain cut and oats g• _, , ing Ktsbny. '.'hustled him mater into the old haLL span of life. The rain no longer to stook, all ready to be done at 1 handed her.over a bill. It was sberbourat at Carlton lUnconsciousl he dropped beat with such fury on the window- once, all equally important, and for $62. "That, my dear," i .ex- vet RA. arms y- peed into the panes. but the wind shrieked and .chair at his desk: "I wish to heaven P very Iittle help to do it with. Last Plained, "is our account for just one ' the- doctor would get hate!" be howled in the distant canyons, week after the milking, and other month's chicken feed. You will exclaimed roughly. Sherwin was in .the :other building chores were finished and we -. were agree it will take a lot of eggs to still. The men were there; she supposedly through for the day - Pay that $62," $O NiETBOPOLE He started at once -an. soon ai could see " Z Jose and Pete Rooney it was about eight o'clock-Part- `Phoned," • • s y Jane replied absently, rubbing down their horses in the All Beautifully Furbished touching the old desk affectionate- o pen -ner just couldn't t sit quietly. He With Running water door of the stables. She rose wasn't satisfied until he was back But as evert farm woman knows - 4r; she remembered Sherwin, there. cautiously 'and fled softly down in the field again stooking wheat. P-Ying the bill isn't all. There is a. Ratan: Jim, - huddled in the chair, rum- the hall, past Stenhart s closed And there he stayed until nearly tremendous lct of work inv A .d i i h Y1. 5O up hated. "Jordan musf have got us door; it seemed to her that she ten o'clock. Tonight it is, Bob who raising ,chickens and looking after •ltonfused in the storm -he was a heard voices but she did not stop is out. He found a roan who was laying.hens. And in this connection _ NIAGARA FALLS - Renck shot. Poor Max -ft was for to listen. -She opened a little side- willing to come in• after supper and there are many women who work OPPOSITE " Rte and he got it l" door ths! led past the kitchen and now the two of them are out cut- far too hard. I want to �ell you " ram into the rain: It was falling ht here and' now, that a sot of C.N.R STATION Jane said nothing; her hand# g ting oats -Bob on' the tractor, the g were clasped on the desk. The lightly now: the gray clouds had roan operating the binder. I sup- farm women make. me right down. P broken on the 'distant- ranges and pose they will be out as long as mad. There are % omen all over the • • -•wind swept the door open and - _ .. _ drove the rain across the hall. Her the ,high 'peaks shone, in clear they can arc. Acrd there +ors + be country carrying water and heavy �a�� weather. It seemed 41mo"at like a any grumbling at the lon ' hours pails of feed , who hive no bu %iesa Soother rose and forced it shut. promise, this lifting of the , clouds, either, probably, because farmers, to be doing it-or the men to let -- ' - bolting it. Then he turned on her. at the limit of him patience. and she called Mac softly. as a class, take a natural personal them, no matter how busy the:- are. " "Good. Lord, Jane, haven't you a The old man emerged from his interest in their work. If a job is One of our neighbors who does, heart ?. Max is dying -be loves you! quarters . whys -a- long -face. -- z oar th�� i� do: wdi they was. to .get P ctically all the work in connec- mustn't get wet•, Jane, better run it done -the s< �ner the better. A lion with the poultry "to nave the ,You're -- you're a perfect stick, " - day, or even a few hours; can mean men' was feeding her turkeys the standing there and staring n front back, he warned- _ Y. r�y g losing, or, saving, a field of gra or other day when's varicose vein sn of youl" But she caught at his sleeve with ` shaking hands. "Mac, I've got to hay' • her leg suddenly burst. She looked up and her 'white see himl" That, as you know, can be a very face twitched with pain. "I'm sorry No, long hours during the bar. serious matter. But after a while .. . for Max, but I'm thinks of the MacDowell hesitated. "-He's got vest and baying don't worry the tire - haemorrhage stopped. �! f ad Y g Y pped. -The doe- f titian he sent to - a living death!" guards alongside of him. Jane; it average farmer very much - al- for naturally advised treatment' but - ' Jim bit his lip. Look here ain't . no place for, yoq-" though one can hardty say as much "she didn't want to -have it &ne.' P• ,Jane, he's a brave man, 1 acknowledge `t'a -�ri -a �t blue tits■ ■•��•+'w for hired help. What really gets just now because it was such a A�i� '� - him down is the ht a and cry all one was • - to his. Mac 1 mars - Uus • time". In tilt ens It.. but he's convicted of a avd t see hem Y y . Crime; yoa've got to let him drop!" it's -" she choked - "it's the last around .him for more pay And _ obliged to-but the next day she Eff4+etiveness proven by 66 years "He's not guilty," she said firm- time a shorter That. -and that are +abs u was sual. out looking after the poultry as public aaep�nee "I'll never believe him guilty. a old man looked away, swal- solutely necessary, g + N • WHY SXIINSRIM MT- WILSON'S s1 - No guilty mars would hsvt done lowing hard He had known Jane yes, farming is a teat life when will kill mots flies at less cos! than that splendid thing -he saved his "Quick. Mac, I've only .got a g . g ?here are also women who pest accuser!" little while- -they may call me back you cant get 'extra help when, you off dental work because. they are any other fly kilter. UN -they think Sttnhart's very bad!" need it: when you can't get re- afraid of being laid up for a day y Fine, I groat iL Nevertheless. Her hands on. his arm, shook Pairs, or lumber. or roofing, or or two. It's- wonder tome that WILSOII S FLY FADS be goes back to jail for Ide -you shingles, or' evt•, nails. these women ever took time out in .. 11inderstand that, Jane? For b'fel" and he felt them, Reluctantly, he • • . ONIY AT Mrn tets+keai led the way into the long low build- have babies. Not if there's any way on earth ing; glimpse -` -" Jane caught a of the 'Yet in •spite of alt tt.eae_ hands- _ _shat I tail save himl" she cried vacqueros at supper and, with - passionate y. themT Sovtt_.mGI_Mha:- .balaaged t„ - -- "'Foul" Jim ke with brother Cutler's posse. But. Mac got her to whom, under God, we owe our s s s, 4 v i F - • . ern, past thews to a door in the tad of try being.* This commandment is the room. There . was a moment of Put first of those teaching duties "You can help too, Jim," t+be delay and then it was opened. Mac . to man because our first obliga- • + °, ' vent on, not heeding his derision, had spoken to (sutler and the guard tioa after our obligation to God., is Delay thent, keep him here---and our obligation to our came oaf and art down outside +g parents. Rive him a chancil/i0''bscapel" the door •as Jane went in alone. Four things are included in full "To what purposes" Jim asked The little room+ with its one tiny obedience to this commandment: her dryly. "To be a fugitive al- window -slit. too small for a man's (1) Keepers for Our 'parents: (E) wvsys, to hide away somewhere., in body to pass through, was dim with listening to them;. (3) obedience h; South America, perhaps, under a the coming of dusk, but she saw to them; (4) support of them. :. Use name, heated, advertised foe, the tall man who mat at the tittle There is nothing surer than that • ' • • ,; never to know a moment's peace- table, a tray of untasted food be- woe will overtake any son or 11 ilk condemned -- murdemrt Bahr pd fore him his head upon his hands. daughter who breaks this corn- � � - .ffather go to jail! There's no capital Expecting no one .whom he cared mandment The child must honor - punishment in his' state." to see, he did not even look' up his parents regardless of what their 'You've never been is jail!" Jane I and the despair in his attitude went personal elearaet.r may ben Ik_.is 3tetorted "And to her heart. - She thought of him, not a chil-d 's business .to sit'in •judg- _ you-you phoned as she had seen him, brave and meat upon the. character of his I►�,� ,fi' :'°I ,,f`,� $or Cutler, you know you did! free, going down on that thin rope parents.. But the parents owe it`to "Stenhart -" Jim began. and, over the abyss. to save his enemyl their children to so live and act to- -stopped. A proud light shone suddenly is ward their. children . as to make- I...--blue "Oh, Y know!" Jane's gesture eyes, ,an sh --caxu close- obedience to this commandment. !►as eloquent to him. Christian Standards "John l" she said softly, Jim, remembering the man sua The Lord Jesus was perfect Man / +�i"f'�s''„ Vended between the ledge sad (To Be Concluded) as well as perfect God. He sub• 4tternity, to save his enemy, began y, ga initted to the laws and conditions \ , •i,,�- � :d' ��• of our nature which He had taken �r - to walk up and down the hall. lane dropped into his vacant chair s�a ��001 upon Himself. As Jesus' body grew yv. and laid her head on the desk i stature, so • His mind increased rYt`�ar'Yt' ' -yam •r•, � She could- hear the fury of the in wisdom. The . divine nature of s""- side I� .. -our Lord reveale6 a5,11 with the • O� !1a the oId hall, for the day was e f , ! Hit +atars _ Gassing swiftly; -tomorrow- are not to think that Jesus grade - T ' 0 y fC` "I'm sorry, but I' can't do s -� -Ow C6 ab rtstt ally grew in the favor�f God, is �bingl" said Jim hoarsely. Exodus •20: 12; Mark 7: 9-13; Luke -though- there was a time when He A was without it. As He grew so Hi = �' She made no reply. A shiver ran 2: 5! 52• Ephes, 6: 1 -4. received more evidence of God's rough her; tomorrow he would Golden Text- Honour.thy father : favor -and of.. man's good will. • e on his way east) There is so and thy mother: that thy days -` day-and so much, Then, ' Parents anil Children " • Stele in a da shall be •tong upon the land which - #uddenly, she heard - Fanny's voice the Lord thy .God giveth thee.- . From the example of our Lord \,, ,' f Y i• ipalling to Jim. Her brother an.. Exodus 20:12. we now turn to the injunction of Ezed hurriedly, went into the Fifth Commandment His servant Paula As Jesus was ed oom and the door closed be- subject to His parents, during the him, The principle of the Fifth Com- long years in Nazareth, so every mandment is dire regard for those child should follow His example' 77,'. -� iR+ and render obedience to his par- , - - - ants. This is not always easy;- i w particularly is it hard for Christian �. :r•^' "` ` ' " 'Tire Qualsfy �'ea _children to honour their parents because of their dissolute and gel "have a care Jack Dalton Unhand that package i .. fish' •mode • pf living. -But the fact p g that they are our parents, that they of crisp, crunchy, delicious Grape -Nuts Flakes!" brought us into -the world, .should "Curses! Foiled again! Every, bate "But these are no ordinary flakes! make us respectful to them. I try to make oft with -some malty- •. They're made of two grains -wheat ? This commandment' carries with rich, lioney- golden Post's Grape -Nuts and malted barley. And skilfully it a promise; in fact it is the only Flakes rm stopped by this guy Curly blended, baked and toasted for crisp. Cpld seas, tempting taste and one' in the ; in fact which has a ' .. easy dam- . definite promise. Does, mot this "And why not? That's a neat tion." package you've got there. Those - show Now important test fifth coin "]`sand over that -giant economy tllrape -Nuts Flakes supply �'►dhy- -, - mandmen"s God's eight? •. ' ' ore r to o m package villain. rm a bit wolflhh - -' - rtw for eeth d bones iron self, when It •comes to .OrApe-Nuta in si' h � " �' ISSUE 32 -1946 blood; other food essentials." Flakes!" - -m.. -. .., .. -- - - r•,..'...r.�. +- ..,- .•.....sr. .. --«%.> _. ..gy.ysr- •.,rt•+r.--�-'^' "_y.. � -.�. ...,...y - ..,` -_.'�- "c..'-•�-y ".a-_"-- - - .. ;LIMS LM THAT By Fred Nehtar - -- - VOICE -.+OF T E'RESS :. U5 AWDE s c Too Risky _ Latest Models — Nature Still Working - - Distrusting all mankind. and And in the back of the dream Farmers 'in Ontario are reported, _ - banks in paritcular, Ellen kept her house- it seems, is' a mirage where to be in better hopes of a bumper ; ". `rte• -� _ _ - savings in her room, the veteran can keep his car, crop than they have been for many 'But Cupid was too much for her - Winnipeg Tribune. years. At least mother nature.;K l- at last, and she agreed to marry hasn't gone on strike. the local butcher. She asked her - 1 Outmoded Virtues - Hamilton Spectator. mistress.. } "What's the best way to put my -A business executive says the _Spread It Around = money in the bank "? greatest asset of the.working girl is "But I. thought you didn't trust personality. Competency, willing- An economist says that only hilf -, banksl" exclaimed her employer, ness and being on time in the a -dozen men in the: world under- _ " � o more I do, • mum. But it'll morning are just' old - fashioned vir. stand money. Perhaps if the stuff 4; in — _ ,__s..- safer• he tuts. general F - destanding housg wi th - a tran ge taaabout!" Saskatoon Star- Phoenix.' would be more Wi d es r6a a'. 3 - Peterborough Examiner. �• - _ -- -.High Cost of Destruction -- - 4+0\ it's a queer old world, with It is said that, as the result of • - Saluting _ strange modern ideas. A world in thefts, theie. are a large number of Saluting of officers will be con - which millions and millions of dol- hot furs. They can't be the ones tinned in Canada's army. It is a tars. are being spent in learning women wear during thq heat waves. part of the discipline, which in turn whether atomic bombs have reached _Those 'must be cold furs. means- efficiency. That its aboli- �' the point where they can destroy - Toronto Star. tion should hay a been suggested is the world. ti - - - carrying democracy a rifle bit be- [ - fit. Thomas Times - Journal• In Fact, Strainer yond the Limit. _�_-+ - +y+�• -• - - - - - -- - -- - -Port Arthur Views- Chronicle - A native of India has a 64 -inch ` , „' - Most Often Wrong - moustache. It must be quite a strain �� �'. I think she's a gold disgcr ... rust word she said wows daddy ! A dictionary is a book to which especially during the soup course. you' refer after an argument u� er - Kitchener Record. how to sprll a word -only to find ' out you were wrung. - - 1Gikely W ell. Founded - Guelph blercury. When there are girls who suspect s IN .t,u.wrr t.• Prrrt•.a+. Pvrate father-- must have kissed mother a )D� , M They It Up day or two before ,they were mar. IJAA Orchestra Leader ''A lot of folk who say they have rigid. ' s [ ■ a buried the. hatchet, always remem- -- Brandon Sun. 'HORIZONTAL 3 Hypothetical her where they put it. r•� - London Free Press: 1 Pictured structural Hurtful Extremism orchestra unit _— • Canadian -- Extremism injures rather than ou� leader, ---- 4 Street (ab. ) - = tesscy 3 Post .wawa«. helps even the best of causes Jew- Canadian s _ You. eapnot call Canada a literate ish Zionists in. a New York parade 11 I%Ip 16 Metal E nation when her motorists cannot walked behind a•' Cnion jack_ be- f�� lfi°s e r ytrms slty- 12 Ripped 7 Tellurium og on potatoes, puap�ns, cvcum- - 13 Pedal digit (symbol) read "fio Parking' or "School- . in by a super - imposed Nazi- � Lomatoss. mebns. aosar been 24 Fastener 3 Lieutenant ° 25 Knock 41 Against Go Slow" signs. Swastika asd sgsash. Does not reguiri dew w g - - -- _ �Quebee Chronicle - Telegraph. - comglfse its reaaioo. alai s 7 �. -SL Catharines Standard, i c co ' I' I9eiSOld. (ath -) �2ti Arrival (ab.) 43 Place Ppa p�eats it� 14 male 9 Alaskan- city . 2&Also 44 Native metals - �4oPPef P as tree s 1D Sin" voice 1012 atonths; 29 Cured hog 46 Italian money eat. - 61 20 Canves shelter 14. Father thigh 47 Shortly OUT OUR WAY By' J. R. Williams '21 Period of 17 New Iriwco. 33 Provide with 48 Upon _ : g"/lIEEN CROSSgREIDLEADEII ►RDDIICi + office (ab.) weapons 53 Erbium - :�2 Up .rla i9ltbseR2 '�t-Vbu.- (Hi]'+.) 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C 3 6 7 y to LESSEE— Be MAIMED FW2 NOTHiNt K&P ENED 32 Supplicate 1 e. _ ERYBODY- -EVEW 33 Small particle - -- - ..1,. •' 37 Musical-note- j! 4 t5 j ; N r 16 IT ► c 38 Him 39 First mm 1 42 Not fast 43 Too _ -- -49 Vase _ i tVGIu Ui tn1� 1►p - S a 9 SO Iridium r (symbol) 51 Electrified 50 particle 3t 3.3 34 35 NO 52 Dined ..t� 14 Units of Sr ' 3e r' . .66 F easure 39 41 4u 48 $7 His orchestra > is made u of x, so VERTICAL CANADA' S - 1 Bucket 57 : _ 3 suggestion = � ' ` STANDARD PIPE TOBACCO - - -_ W}E._ NOT TO Look mM�'°°,arr... SRWtitwyy +la - POP —A Vacancy t By J. M1LL.AR WATT _. _ .. 1 HAS YOUR HOME TOWN I DON'T KNOW $TI" '=0T A Vi LLACaE I !_EFT YEARS DIOT AGO 7. i i .- a .ii' . 5•. 7 I ti :ti 4 w c i i •j 1. !, ,REG'L.AR FELLERS, Doubly Protected By GENE BYRNES HELP ME TAKE- /� Ok1! ONE i BEAT IT S HUT t SHUT UP MISTER FNETUN'S TH' WHOLE. a WOWI WAAMRS'l 11 WQR ED A9 KEEP MMT� To TI j' t3P►s HOUSE GANG �' 5TREET IS 1 HEM' HEM' YES iWNl TAILOR5 AN' I'LtL - F • IS ARAUND Ti•1' WA1TLl 1M GET11N' HAt1iVTF�t is- sPuT THIS DIME SUREI CORNER ARINEY'RE�. I DD �• - W I TH YA I Af'ff R US'' SOME 1 OUT O' HERE' _ - THINKINu I I ! s: i• - /� , p �t1 •'chid'+.• Notioe to lieu ardware ire icke r . .� i - , .. •. _. -- we Who sell Brawoad 1110109" ... .. atkni - - _ GENERAL H�ARDW = Ladies' & Men's Wear m ft" --� and and Chil dren's Play • Suits i Overalls e� ells X - _ • . • ._. . - , .� ��- SUPPLIES 7290 Boots & Shoes -. .. 1Nosh c�larsstt.e0 .. - -- :Self -serve Gr6ceter, �a " J. S., BALSDON ,I'ICKERING . we 60 banding cc an hbwks - - Phone Pickering da _ - � P U U9� Sud" AP� � - �iredo rk -'. alit brut --- - GroBDON F• osBaBItE KAISER - -:- • : • - -• At�te �� � � a. &. R>�h - - ; BROCK IC C. �. _ _ El CITRIC A '0 7 g - ;,f DISTRICT ILANAG� iGENEBAL.II+I30BAN� sad Bar. s A GIB' FOX Ara. OOQAKONS �ILPME LIFE -... -- �ANM6 ATRE 71"' � 6IYII1 ;• ��= .. Pfaote s - _ :. � r, �, .: �.: :: _ An, old .�...�,. �. _ • 1 �Ccsnp�te Cosmetic Liar s..�.. Roos D. >1lvtir�o � Pltatse Plidse:irtg 69 - • . W. H. Qw& >R..x ny Alr•�nal�lonea Tam Ptack:ie �• JL �._k. im R �LTitay.AT, FRI., SATURDAY 1oe%a%j4 10� STORE HOURS - �. Z. Brown, Aailsy, Ott. ' AUGUST 8, 9 and 10 PH4NL PICK. 12� 1►eei Days -8.50 A. M. - 9 F. X J. 1 ZhN Ajar sA limit T . - -- ' -'!'wo Shows - 7 sad 9 P. M. Benda P.M.- Tslalboee, 129 'Wltit>rjr, Oat. _ - Mbesds matinee at 1.80 P. ]L - y � 12.80 6 P. ill'. ,. � Tiu� r . y -- - It of Li. #. Your Propertnes For Sale - • • '• 'WM. MCEACHNIE with Adirr. si bI CYR1L E. xORLEY J. It - Boyes� , fie t i s �e =- rill er ood . Forest We Have Waiting Bu Wick �' - In TeChnieolor cash, For Honaea With Sma11 �lltsb Anti�laeee 9se.la CABNEL WILDEIs - Acreage, Farms, gs Village TAE $EXALL 8T08E -- - - -. °_ Clarke PI'erttlCe i Property PHONE PILE_ Qsi Phone Pick. 3 Per c�eantle. o! !moo k s► _ . ;Anita Louise and Jill Ennosxi Only One word W4'dns But, Ob My! iC�$ , Ontario arlo; to owp. Ls Pimp �NDAY, TUESDAY. WEDN'SDY While They Last � j'jj'1� tin ad G A. a. F., aw ae on um While we were in the valley of J• H- Prentice (may P= abs AUGUST 12, 13 and 14 humiliation last week following our _. _ .. —. r _ `° ). and Fame. Y * MAW.,- a� � g� a Two Shoes At 7 and 9 P. D1. sending a pretty bride off on her -- Cole�o+a CSOV Ste, — - ; atsr� SaNs a 8pse�, at 11str Yd honeymoon dressed in a modish suit Coal Ranson — Laws Mowe Rem - M1 • �+ - H - -- R S, � r .- Spiral Sia�rease is instead of sweet. a a sub- fillers s� IN. • n _ LICEN AUC?IONE'� aai - and wearing a corasge of sweet po- A toes. pi s, n D. T. Barg Spray � VALUATOR _Dorothy McGuire George Brent scriber unconsciously brightened our M1as , , l Anywhere Barrister Selidtor Notary laiW .spirits by comnnending The Confeder- Garden Tool — — Etudes Twine _ ' and Ethel Bar yanors . ate which he thinkb is improving all Hardwssw and 'Ii wn&b 614 Duades St.. East, Whkby. Oat - -C �C TRIG- IARD'SON - the time. As he has been- a reader a Baits 611 -. Csetleeatal IAi's - "PE088DAY, FRL, SATURDAY of the home town weekly since his ALVIN BUSHBY childhood, we thanked him, and took Fh.re C Y R I L E. M O L E Y a71 B'' �` =Or0`tO AUGUST 15, 16 and 17 heart again. Who wouldzn'It be an = .+'DON JUAN QUIII�SGAN'• ` editor' —Mount - Roreat Confederate. _ f N S U RA NC E -,AND -T. satiafae4loe Yy t3oat[ssiw �4i11Lm Benda and Jon Blondell REAL ESTATE ..H• MCKEE _ and Phil Silvers Quality Meats PHONE 87 PICK. PAINTER & DECORATOR =- also am added attraction -� - = . -fish 1n Se$son - - Boa S6 GLORIA JEAN .' �t PICKERING ONTARIO , less A 'e _ - rue s & Vegetab e8 a A. wILLOUGHBw _ Beck g ElaW h Office >r =rT pronto 4 - - - SILK'S MARKET Yionge t•" Toronto J. I. (Iqud) STEWART, B. A. °Lasgt rs+d Oldest in Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Phone Pickeripg 26 Canada - Established Forty - Years" RIVER BEND FARMS � CONOULT OUR FOR THAT MOM61 NTHt CITY T• PICKERING MEAT MARKET Road. _ Phone -- Pick,erin.- 17 R 13 - FRANK R. SMITH - - Sellers & Atkinson • -- " -- - - �uallty _ First - Service Our Aim Phone Agitn. 201W2 - Sbmdf. 290 F. 1 Donevan � REST -- 'YOtr MAKE THE TEST* L 1 used - B. Be. - OWE BUY TH13 t:e B. A, ; Pho;ne Pickering 30 - ' Ontario Lwd Susveyue ' - Auctl ©neer8 sus sing street, East, eshawat O L ear's Experience - _ Notice °ffi6 Y conducted ere.. • alizing titraiture ands Sales. Farm Stoe - personally listed and IGeaNitatlen lit" Drees 64, 9 -- Sale. _ y . - -WANTED ,ierliecd. Bills std . Btors leash Mai. t.. EGGS .Prompt Se%vice. Roll Reenng. - - OUR waphalt 8iitnp Bottles are badly Wall BoI Of& Market Prices Paid -_ Reasonable Rates � -- • . __.� Highc,st Ma e - PHONE 290 sTOUFFVILLE ►► • — N." M. Gordon Reason- new bottler -, 'What hat are You • Receiving 2 production slowed by .hort.�e of materiels. _ : OR YOUR. - -EGGS? . COMRIE LU MBER t A LARGE - 46c. �. n i 27 was GRAD Co. ' Our quotation on bat. Jul Ju y 3 Remedy Return ac- - cumulated empties. Also the Best Market for Your L�ITED _._. Put them back into t , • *` circulation. Check j SC&Cl?er0 Junction your basement today. LIVE t • _ i = 4 :TELEPHONES — Howard 1117, and 8cubo[o Sae HOGS -" LAMBS - CALVES Brixa theme to nearest - !tough and Dressed Lemieir FYriwork ' ' Brewers Retail store or CHICKENS HENS Wn'=` esh DOdle �"•�• telQhowe for pick -trp. - utwias Trim x0 iiitt�s • - -- , ~PICKF�INt� r'AR1VI5 n� �r�' f''�le awft } WHITBY, ONTA910 PRONE $36 Ifay o =Night 1NallAsp Booflttg ir masioni" Piled Barclay Too - —_ --: Flock Wool Imulatlett Cease! and Uses► W Trfr Mors Ptps -- - -- - -- — WART'IN- SENOUR 109 P, s. PURE FARM i Y t , • - . It Pays' To ''''Ad vertize AU grades of P. C. Cedar Shingles