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�VOL. 66 No, 10 PiCKMNG, OIiT, FiRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1; 1946 Authorized as Second Class Matter
Bab. Rate $2.00 per rear; T. S. K•f0 W. C. Murlrar and Soo, Publishers, r 4C ' Post Office Department, Ottawa
..Pickerin Township Can Me et Requiremen
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4warkas Leafe Much About Their _
Tawttlshig 'River • �� .. _ .
A aid figures in his very interesting Green Baptist Church To PiC%E'lII
talk, which was enjoyed by every Celebrate 103rd Anniversary Lyric Male Choir Concert on Nov. $ age
Rotarisa Lloyd T. Johnston, one present. We ,recommend this By Rev. A, J. Heal) 5 Here Locks Rood
,Perk and Treasurer ad Pickering address by Mr. Johnston to Wom- Mr. and Mrs. Herb White enter -
Twp. spolm at the dinner this week. en's Institutes and other such bod- On Sunday, November 3rd, Green The Editor has been flavored with . tained about twenty -five members
His ta3t was both interesting and ies; is getting acquainted with your River Baptist Church will observe a personal copy of the prograrn to of the family and connections ort
very informative, disclosing some of toR,n&1p• - rte 103rd Anniversary services be given here next week, by Con- Saturday evening last.. _ ..
the following facts. Rotarian WIm. McEachriie takes at 2.30 p, m, and 7. p, ffi, ductor Frederick Thomas, when he Their friends here are glad to
On file at Brougham are some neat Weeks mfg, In the same year w 'ch witnesaed presents his famous "Lyric Mae )slow that Mr. and Mrs.' Sterritt -
records nand cn�nutes dated 1811 and 'British incidents such,as the rail- Choir frown Torrnto in the Preaby- have escaped fnorer serious injury its
1850, and from then to the prey w ing of 1Cp hundred thousand pounds teroan Church' under the sponsor- the - head -on car collision near Tren-
C. G. I, T. Hallowe'en Party ship f that co. a '
The early council meetiags we're for the Anti -Corn Law league; the P dreg done ton last week -end, It was thought: !
Meld in various taverns in the town- opening of the Thamea tunnel for T choir bad done a lot o! at first that Mrs. Sterri�t has cuff -
ship, when in 1858, they were set The C. G. I. T. had a Hallows en broadcasting frpm. To stations eyed several fractures, but this has J .
'foot passengers; and the appoint - ` :i
Party on Monday, October 28: It and are well known across this ' since been found to be incorrect. 4
\tp permanently in Brougham. Early inert of Wordsworth sa poet lour -
_bylaws pertained to livestock run- was held. in the United Church, country,
leate; or three years after the marr a
ning at large, taverns, and byiawt' were given for the best cos- Music lovers and all latniliar with :Hamilton Gilmord .Calvert i
rage of Queen Victoria to Prince
' that voted "horses not to be ecru- •iumea and games were played and these works will ' recognize such
„ " resented b Jessie Bushb Caro' Albert; and one year after the u.t- numbers as: Handel's "Hof Art
monery • and that hogs is not to P y y' • f ion of the two provinces of Canada y Another of the older residents of ' _ - . • 1
run at large without yokes" etc. yn Smith and Joyce Morley. The Thou "; Weber's "Sanctus "; Sulliv- this community Mr, H. G. ()advert.
was proclaimed by the governor, „ awn at the home of his don
Iuneit was given by Sheila Smith, an 's Lopt Chord a Negro spirit -
Daring the last aumlmes, properly Lord Sydenham, Green Rivet Baptist Passed y `
Joan Pearson and Yvonne Coates. ual "Steal Awn to Jesus "; and i
changes bz%-e been made at the rate Y Eugene, In Toronto, on Saturday
The.meetin was closed with the Church was organized with Thomas "Where'er you walk" "Road to the
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of 600 per year. With Ajax, there g iGostick as its Pastor. The Gospel last, in his 93rd year. A
are note about 16 thousand , people aging of Taps. -- N. W. message was first proclaimed in Isles", Soprano -and Baritone aolo- Coming from good Old Country I
living here all or part of the year, , January of 1843 and has been the mss' we 4 -knoW� in Toronto are on Irish stock, many of the loveable '
Gift Parcels To United Kingdom, the program singing well -known .characteristics of which he display-
up-under
The new assessment aysie�'n is set continuing message of this church
the County and is worked Now Raised to Twenty Founds t9 the present day*. standard numbers, ed till his last days, he will. be rem-
for '
on a basis of cost replacement In 1847 while services were held " .. not asks -mob =ham M ., fifty --
77te Womela's Instirate for this article, we are just paae- old bo s" who used to ride with
buildings according to 193'9 values, _ _. in Isaac Thrner's barn a number of y
lees age and depreciation: It iii ex- Baptist people brought their church mg on same of the numbers to you him on the spring seat when be wan
petted that the taxes will be based The Pickering W. 1. met at 'dhe letters from New Brunswick sad —it looks like an excellent progran'i. the only teecnster in the place,
on this new assessment in 1948. It home of Mrs. McEwen on the after- .joined the new church, with the re- The funeral took plus. on Mow-
wi'1 be interesting to watch the noon of Tuesday, Oct. 29, the Pres- suit that it was- named Brunswick Ceurdh Of All Nations, Toronto day afternoon from the Thompson 4
new scXool areas ccnspriging No, 1., ident, Mrs. Hutchison in the chad'r• Hill Baptist Church. In May 1848 Represented at Thankoffeshis Chapel, Carlton St. with interment s . �+
Union 1. and 4 Fast, which will A large part of the afternoon was the first C1•.apel was opened under Service Here an ' Sunday at Salem cemetery, Pickeri:g: , _ _• 4
start to function ev December 25, devoted to a consideration of the the leadership of Elder Davidson, He is survived by two daughters: a
next. Another change in education resolutions .to be brought forward with ,a healthy membership of 81. Rev. J. L. Smith, of the 'C'lmrch Mrs- ' Garnet. Courtice, Pickering, -• - j
is the High School Area. The Dept. at the conning Provincial Institute The record books tell of the arrival of All Nationa, Toronto, was the and Mrs. Irvin Shepard, Hamilton. ,
wishes these `rags to, ha, a an was- Convention which Will be -held in of Mr. B. Dotes from New Bruns - guest • speaker at the Annual Fall and one son Eugene. His wife ptv-
esetnest of 4 to 5 millions and at Toronto on. Nov, 11 -18- Mrs. King- - wick in 1655. In 1858 Thos. Pugh, Thankoffering of the W. M, S. of deceased some years 9906 i
least 250 pupils. The Dept„ has rug- stop was appointed Official Dele- Siater Pugh and Chas. Major were Pickering United Church, on Sun-
guested that Pickering be divided up gate to this Convention with Mrs. received into membership. Mr. San- day morning, October 27. Four tal-
between Scarboro, Markham, Stour- E. B. Brown and Miss Jessie Rorke ford Doten Was baptised in 1868. ented New Canadian Girls came with �sy�
ville and Whitby Areas. The sugg- as Wternates. The record books shove thvu in 1870 hkn. who contributed two beautiful CL %phu rhea
aabon has been made (on the other Mrs. E, B. Brawn, who dens bee" Brunswick Hill Church shared treir musical numbers, which delighted 0 - ,
hand) that Pickering set up its own appointed Bader for Junior work in pastor Elder J. B, Moore for the the congrlgatim' (Pickering United Churob
area centrally, located to moist pup - the vicinity, have an outline of her first time with Majorviile Churcfi Dr. Smith gave a most interesting . Rev. -Robe C. Copeland, B. A. ^ -- -
ila, with the following reasons giv- plans for the girls' Hanemaker (;mw Whitevsle Baptist Church).. .,addreas •on "Non Anglo-Saxon" work Minister i
en: — A High School is an iva-t tub. Her announcement followa n8 Particularly SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3. ;
In 1879 the . Cjhurch had an assist- ' Jn Toronto deali with 1OL00 a to .,Sunday School. �
to any locality; Pickering has, over this'report. Mrs. Die rave a report ant pastor to aid in the services ,the world of The Church of All y
7.50 pupils attending High School, from the Quilt Committee,. which of Majorville, Pickering, Markharn i Nations, where doors• are open to 11.00 a, rzt. - Morning Worship
Continuation Schools and Fifth made a fine showing with a good and Stouffville Churches which were the people of all races, color or rel -'• I. ?t- Kennedy,. Claremont
Classes, which is required for an balanco on hand. Mia9 Louise Rorke, 1 thus given the help of the well- igion, Dr. &nith spoke of the speen- Evening Service withdrawn in favor ! .
'Area "; Stouffville and Whitby re- Convener of Historical Resear*- established work at Brunswick Hill. did co-operation existing between 0-e of Presbyterian Church Anniversary
quire large additions, and Markham told briefly of conditions here 3onm In 1887 Pastor W: .M, Freed first W. Ad- S. and the Board of Hams
and W
- 'hitby propose building new three hundred years ago, The Prog- held services in the old Green River Missions. —Corr. W. M. S.
schools. The coat to our ratepayers ram war-in the hands of the. Pres- Hill hall and in November 1888 the -
would be little less than building a ident. Its sub4ect was. "Home Econ Chapel building The regular meeting of the a held .
" pe tag was moved from ,C• 0. F. Bawling News, October 25. S. of the United Church ttriil be held
school of our own,. Pickering would omits and she gr -e an interesting Brunswick Hill to Green River. The 'at the home o! Mrs. A. Wt Mier
have :io effective say in the opera- paper on the angle of Family,.Rel- Ladies' Circle is first mentioned in (Hy Bill Hayes) _ .
' shell on Thursday afternoon, Nov.
lion of the outside High Schoola, iatiottships. She wren casisted by A884 when Praetor M. S. Siple %Ma The Hepeats and Duffers have 7. at 2.30• The Chapter for study
as we would be fortunate if we land Mrs. Alan Li2.hmgh,_ wl-o read a the minister. Since that time thin- - ,
one member of the board; While we ; paper ,.on a different phase of the really started the ahisowt off heir :will a Presented l Mrs. ---worry-. Al-
teen ministers have served the -two both winning again this week. Their 'Aasaer to Roll Call'- 'Worry". All . _ •�
have 250 pupils attending fi-rgin + same subject, and by Mrs. Gordon churches in Green Rives and White -
Schools today, this number.enlet be haw, who read a more ge"erw male up until 1944 when the pros - games a� almost identical and the ladies are cordially invited to at7<
considerably increased if the prop- ' paper on ';Home Economics". Re- ent pastor, Rev. A. J. Heal, came to games they play together next Fri - end.
day used school bus services wwe avaal- .' freglnnents were served at the close take charge of the work. ing evening should k very interest - _
able to them. of the mwtina by Mrs. Raker, Mrs. For some years peat this dual TL& $ill s tear urk changed blue Presbyterian Church, Pieideirirtg --
. d
The Auditors' reF+o't issued last G Law and Mrs. R. Balsdan. 'tame of hid team from the Wild- Rev. D. Marshall .
field was forced by aydverse ci cum- , .
February showed thin township to • s • - cats to the "Busy B s (e'very8ne Miniaber'
be one of the best, fi-+ancia�ly, with Had marry Rizla acrd young wain- stsaeea to accept a special gran on the team having his' Christian or -Mrs. P. •N. ,Sprott, Organist ,
a surplus of $74, 082.86. This enables en are there in our community be- from th e o mar Hine Mission ny. Surname commencing with the let-
in order to maintain its testimony. ter "B ") Art Moore led the Den's SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3.
tlEte council fn ran without loians and tween the ages of 12—,6, who we But Green River. Church this year
municipal statistics show that we interested in a sewing project' If rejoices in the fact that through high' score With a 486 Double, while = ANNIYER$ARY SEKVICES
are listed in 4th place. in the rured you are one of these please contact Gladys Bryant led the ls& with a - new interest and a resulting new
townships out of some 900 Li tWa - Mrs, E. B. Brown, 54R11 or write financial impetus it has been poss- 354 double _ Sertice at 720 P. M,
province. (if some people had %eir Pickering R. R, 1 or te71 Mrs Hut- ' � Stand%& In Poisko Music by St. Andrew'a Choir-
-6 ; + ,
ible for'her, fir conjunction with the .!
way we woudn't be in that posit- chison, the W. I. President. Mrs. new work at First Baptist Church, -
ion long, .d). Prnwn 1,ste N-e„ appointed leader of i
Duffers -. - 6 Soloist, R. W. Wagstaff
R. ing on ale, tii become se7!- support-
Mr. Johnston gave other facts Junior Work. ' i�g once aBai>t. Blowers 0
The present ' members -of Green Tre Junior' League had a very good Dunbartan tidited Cbnni
Bev. A. E. Holley, B., A., B. Die.
River Church feel honored in being .. .r-
the custodians of such a rich heri- turnout in spite of rains, they play -gr -
_ ed a second set of practice gemea
t _ tage of leadership and u> '-fulness in SUNDAY, NOVE BER 3,
ok , and tbeii regular schedule will et 9.45 - Religious - -- -
the interests of O.e Kingdom of God g Education Time
in this community and on the Miss- under way this week 11.00 - "Following Chriat" <
Fief (This C. O, F. League work appeals � Church is
�< 4, ion Fields of the world in the Commtmity as
' ;s �• '=`- <, > to us, especially, the bowling at the a S bol of S iritual Values. On-
ry In theme daps of tonfhsion when yin P
s• -,,.;e :.• a; .:' moment.' It has taken in a goodly coura i
• i : the world is w*Jdng some astisfact- g'e is growth by your pr+es-
' number of oung
cry basis for peace and fellovwdhip Y people from this ease at worship.
between tabor and capital within, area, both sexes, and we believe
'�► �?; , x they are doing what is being done
nations, this church feels Privileg'+d 't Centennial United Church _
all, over the province. , bowling when- ,
to carry its share of the , respomib - Highland Cheek, t
ewer you go,- It is snore healthful, ;,
ility for offering an answer to cur - Rev, 'A: E. Holley, B. A., B. D6
rent unrest by maintaining and and recreational than some ga'nes ai.-dster _ ,• .
Preaching the glorious message of a lot of others spend their time SUNDAY, NOVEhBER 3.
the Gospel of God's redeeming at. Ed) 1.15 - Afternoon Sunday_-School;-
grace. Thia message bas not been • 2.30 - "Following the Christ" �
dinned by bone, but the ex Lyric Male Choir What is implied when we try, to
experience
of passing years has rather con- follow Jesus? --
f*med •it as the answer to man's • A Male Choir With An An important meeting of flee con-
deepest needs, International Reputation gregation will follow the afternoon a '
A warm invitation is extended to service. Every member and adherent
all who love the Gospel to ' gather - - �1Jov. 5 • 8.15! is urged to attend, •�
with us next Sunday at 2.30 and
Claremont Corner Store Changes Hands Again 7.30 p. m. when Rev. S. L. boehmer Pickering PresbIrberian Church ill George's Church, Pickering ,
Once ,again the corner store here .in the township, and quite a few
of Calvary Church. Toronto will be Adm: 40c.' and 25e, ReV. R G. Robinson, B. A., Rector
will have new tenants. Mr. Fred have done a thriving business in the ministering to us. Sponsored by Ladies' Aid 1 ;
Mowder, w to has been running the grocery and drygoods lines there. • • • • _ The Wo ' -St~
The Ambassador Trio will tend is ; ' Church Thursday /
store !or the Past few years, has The Nea+s publishes s picture take.' .,1.,, ..�.e,�. 'i ?au ere invited to atr .(cLrbon copies _are extrerriety differ � No ev mbar 7 ameet, on , .•
T_ . n11E
l m iuxl bursa! "Ys, p, vL Mace of
ville, who takes over the busi.•ness when Peter Macnab ruled in those tend the Annual I";vwkniferinq Sup- icult to read - *0 trust we have meeting will be announced at Ser.
Per on Tuesday 'evening evening at the Am- read this cony correctly. Ed. )
.today, This stare is one o! the oldest premises. . • L.. � .; j , . vice on Sunday morning
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•, sits rapidly approaching. The �uOW / Sant in her choice. Even it she
'ne T� _ schooner was in no condition to I+s + - s knows that the cost is not to be
weather it. Captain Bedford was By Anzio Ashley considered, it is not good form
worse than useless, ands he Caribs to order as though she were starv-
were indifferent seamen! - irg, or that it is the first "real
"Storm's coming, captain," -Dick How can I clean kid glotesi meal" she has had for a long time.
1 said finally, "and the schooner will A. Put the gloves on the trands, Z. His. right arm. 3. The young
F • •so down in it. Why not take the then wash in spirits of turpentine. woman's. 4. A' silver mug or a
captain and his daughter off? You in the same manner as when wash- feeding spoon are appropriate gifts.
_ .don't Asst them to drown. "' ing the hands. When clean, hang b. Certainly. This is a: Rood way
"The hell I don't;' snapped the the gloves in a warm placer or -to get acquainted with the mom_
RANGE TEKOE where there is a current of air. sera of other groups. "]t was
other. I dida t put em there, an'
I ain't goin' to take 'em off." Keep turpentine away from any so nice to have you here.' �
"Then will fire or flame.
- you let me go back
-. - i to them?" S2• What is a good- application IT'S REMAMABLE bow �
Tucu grinned. "Y're goin' to foi 'burns? fishy the, flavor of Maxwell
' show we where their smuggled A. Scraped potatoes are -a' very House Coffee i8 developed,
goods was chucked off the steamer, cooling application for burns and 0 p
�., or y're goin' to feed the- fishes." scalds. •Change ' the application fre- by the special Maxwell
The man's plan was clear enou h quently. House "'Radiant-Roast".
now. Convinced -that there- was It ca pt
nothing of great value aboard the Q•' How can I remove mc.rtar p ure8 all the OOd• t
schooner, he had abandoned -her •and paint from window glass? neSB of every bean in th6
- until after he had found the A. Wash 'with hot, sharp urine- blend.
Sled gems. Later, if the storm gar.- _
A RN smug
did not send the schooner to he Q, How can I ,restore the colors �—"
bottom, he could return and sal- in rugs?
THISSIA vage her if she was worth it. g 1 ou )1 iu F:uioy staytgs u
A. One" good method is, when
- Br George E. WaJBh - sweepng rugs, to put a teacupful The St. Tlegis Hotel
Rationing Of Meat of gasolne into a bucket of water rultuNTo
M$v � - ;n �'ner :.nd wet the broom with it. Keep a N:very Room With n■tb
TNOPSI3 i - grin - -- Shower and Telepbose
subjected to certain third- degree rise gasoline -away-from - fire -or- r ..
CHAPTER XS Dick manages to , _ inaie. l<--:a op —
talk Tucu Into a new deal. Tucu methods of Tucu 's invention; but '�--- flame. Double. M50 up
4 will leave Dick and Rose aboard the wandering mind of the dement- • rood Mood Dining and Done-
will schooner unmolested if they There is 'a 'possibility that meat Q. How can [ clear water that fast Nls btU
eel
will help him find the treasure. A man was a treacherous thing to rationing, re- introduced last Sept. ha a milky appearance? sberbosrne at Carlton
storm is coming up and Tucu is depend upon. ember to rovide more food for Tel. RA. 4135
4anxious to get back to pis own P A: 13 dissolving a small
ship In time the old man's very will- Europe, may end next spring. Y g piece
CHAPTER XI ingntss to talk of the hidden treas- of rock alum in a' pint of boiling
« are disgusted them. In moments of Government experts said that by water, and using this much to a
"Don't be sorry until you know, ROOMS IAEAI.TIFCIA.i
" what appeared returning lucidity, then Canada wouJt have met her tub of xater. l cR!ct.FtF o �I.Jr� Q
what you're sorry for, she inter- he promised to lead them to the commitments to--UNRRA, and - a p (�
rupted sharply. "I didn't say there Q. How can I- clean . undressed
number of foreign governments and-
was anything of value aboard, spot Eagerly following him they g g kid loves? '
Father says I'm not responsi- would come to a dark corner of the mat would be in much larger g
cabin or the crews mess, and wait supply. A. Try rubbing them very light.
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ble for. H_ a says a lot of crazy upon his words. The ration has cut consumption - ly - with. fine sandpaper.
„ "It's in there," the captain said from a .:u..a.al :..:a€ ✓. .L-11 la
once, intro to -a loc t pounds �t �! P Year to be-
- p0 g - k'�- "�'--pl1t it po dS r rsOa !r �+
She waved him to silence as a there to keep dry. Ye'll find it un- tween 136 and 138 pounds. Modern- G figLSette
footstep -sounded un the stairs and der the bottoaL"
HOTEL METROPOLE
- Csplain Tucu pushed his way into After ripping up the bottom .of By Roberts Les
Abe room. He glanced from out NIAGARA FALLS
the locker, they found nothing but Top Driving Score +DPI'. - C.N.R. STATION
prisoner to the other.' emptiness. No treasure had ever For The Women. L.�Yhen a man invites a girt to �
"Well," he growled, "y'ready to been hidden underneath. dine, isn't she privileged to order _
tell ?" At .another time he led them to freely whatever she desires? r•• - -
_ "As much as we' know, captain," a corner of the dark hold and whis- ''None other than the administra E. What arm should a man offer -
replied Dick quickly. "Neither of pored: "It's under them boxes. 1 live director of the traffic engineer. hl, partner when escorting her to •
GIs knows where Captain Bedford - hid it there so the rats couldn't find ing and safety department of the the dining -room?
'hid the money. If we had known _ it." American Automobile Association, s
we'd have left the schooner before They 'aid find something under American
O. Carlton, says 'that wives 3. If you, are introducing a young
3rou came aboard. the boxes that aroused their cupid - adman and a middle -aged man,
Rose Bedford turned to face the ity -three small canvas bags filled are better drivers than their hull- whose name is spoken first?
bands are. He proves it, too, with 1 ! 1
half- breed, her cheeks flushed and with something that jingled. When 4• What are some appropriate
' they o ened _them th found them statistics. and also with evidences -
- angry, TYJerG was no fear is her, �' P �' of what Sots op inside driveri gifts for a godparent to give to
"If you think I'd tell if i knew filled with sea shells and pebbles. the baby?
., minds. When traffic thickens up, 6- Is it good manners' for a col-
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where it was hidden," she said de- He. he. chortled Captain Bed -
:fiant! "you're mistaken You ford, thrusting a hand in one of the women seem more aware of Possible S _
Y " bags and lifting out a fistful of emergencies than men do. Men, lege freshman to accept invitations
-- ' . could neyer get it out of me. says Mr. Carlton (with a glance at to a number of sorority or' fratern- ' -
pebbles. "I told y they was here.
Her - defiance brought the blood I gat 'em off the aubrlFarine - his statistics), rely on their strength ity parties ;hen he or she already _.
-into the old pirate's face- and the to- get them through, They tug on knows which he is going to join?
wrecked on the reef - German loot,
devil in his eyes He stepped to- 'know. We'Il divide 'em." the wheel, jam on the brakes, de' 6• What might a hostess say to New low MiCIS
' - _ward her and caught an arm in his y "Hell," muttered Tucu in dis- Pend upon brawn, which is not very departing' guests who are thank -
powerful- grip. " bri ht. But wonsen --most women,, inU her for the eveningi' 12 taWat3......lie
"Y'wouldn'tl" he -s.n a r le d, gust: He never had no treasure. 24 tablets . • 2!o "
He strode an deck, his eyes that is- depend upon judgment ANSWERS
devil, I'll ew ye. y little she- bloodshot with anger. Seizing -Ro.4e Under trying tra €fic conditions they = lOQtsOlets• • • '.7le
devil, 1'11 show ye. I'it wring it by the arm, he said: "Y've been are much more cautions. The ,om- 1: Certainly; but unless she ,fstNUms Asptitim t5
-- - out of ye, ,an -" " lyin' ter me. There wasn't no treas- parative ratio of accidents bears knows that her escort can afford -- MARKIp TNfs WAY
Hold -on, captain, interrupted this out. it she Should not be to, extrava=
Dick, "she doesn't know anything nee aboard." , _
'1 never said there' was,' she re-- about it. Letup on herl You prom- plied cooly. "You took Father's
Ised not to make war on her Set-
word for it, and. I told •you he -
- tle it with me.
"1�'eii, what d'ye know a ut wasn't responsible for what he F
'et ?" was th4, savage retort, as ut said."
- turned from the girl to him, as he Tneu glared ' at her in silence,
- _ his face working in a passion. Then
tae or y'll go back tin the water without a word, he dropped her arm
where we found ye. Pretty damn and strode toward Dick "Y'got one
quick, too!„ more chance," he said ominously.
- - -- Dick was 'struggling between .a "Y'tied bout this treasure. Now
_ istrong desire to twist the mans neck we'll see if y'were lyin' 'bout them - - - -- ---
- and the need of extra caution in jewels." - -
pWying his hand skilfully. Tre lat- "What's wrong, captain?" asked
ter finally triumphed, He smiled Dick, ralizigg that something had -
jgood- naturedly happened to bring matters to a
you dropped- me overboard, bad. "There ain't no treasure _
'captain, you'd lose both treasure
- -- and the jewels. Now you don`t aboard. Y'made up that tale. Now 4 i = 0 "ThlifWa- a word aolna -
want to do that." - well see if y'made up that one
'the rounds in Canadian tea
Tucu 'growled impotently, ex -' _ �o the smuggled gems. circles today. Perhaps ,
pending his wrath by glancing Matters had certainly reached a :you've heard IL It's .hrtr4 -
- -.from one to the other with wicked, elimalc' The crew ender Tucu a the word ex tlsN
orders were preparing to return to . •, to• describe the 1ta
/ malevolent eyes. He spat vicious- • voat of
the lugger. Dick didn't quite un-
o Upton's Tes . -
--.ly�on the floor, and then exploded: ntil half _ ,
I'll give y until tonight - sun- There a new and finer tea
as hour later two Caribs cut the "
down..:-to find out. If we kin t' got , pfew ... new, and 4cur"
ropes llblding' him to the mast. He
the stuff by that time, y'got to `• ,: tafti siajoimeat . Ashur
tried to extract from. some >,; .
find it for us -ye an' that witchl -. ;... {,.,., for you in your 5nt cup n3 " -
_ _ Y'get' met It's got to be found! information; 'but they mutely dis- Lepton's Tea ..: the tea with
...I don't care how 'y'do it, so's it's regarded him 'sad conducted him __ -_ that iris flavour, never dull. "
to the small boat. '. -saliva f
' .done. . H not we'll string the capt'n �'s rest., lively, and full•
• Tea minutes later a was rowed ..� r bodied. Change to At*&
up by -his thumbs 'til he'remeni• i� -
bers, an' ye an' this _ giri'Il come back to the lugger. All except two ; :. Qm® tasting Upton's Tea today.
of the crew were abandoning the , �• D
next. If we can't do any better �.. , • • :;�.. �� � ' . '
schooner. When Tucu and Black. �• c,•Ep
well tie y up in the cabin an .set.. •,• Jr,
aboard the lugger,
the schooner afire. Then-ye an' the Burley' came
i
treasure can go to hell together." Dick's fear for his own safety
"And - the smuggled jewels ?" was secondary to, his dread that
• queried Dick, smiling. something terrible was about to
Captain Tucu regarded him an is "happen to Rose,
"Where s . Captain Bedford a _ � �
stunt in silence, and then shook his daughter ?" he demanded sharply.
= head. "I ain't sure there ever was "Where she wanted - to be =
any jewels," he said suspiciously. aboard the schooner," replied Tucu, t
'I may give y''y7Te more chance tc+--
to prove it. Then- then - ye'll wish �n She s not going with us ?" t•
. 'y'd died on that raft. It ' would be
much easier, I reck'n, than the way "
_ •` . "We'll go if y'disappoint "Is she .alone ?"
m!" " : ' `. - • -- ` _ - - ' _ -
As the search proceeded, "acid Shea got 'two o illy' men M
-keep.. her company, an' that crazy
clothing was found, the half - breed's -
_ :temper grew - short and surly. If father," leered the half- breed. • - _• ' .,. _ `.
kept the deck most of the time. Dick frowned. The sea was rough
leis eyes on Dick, who was lashed to and- choppy,. and the wind blowing
half- a gate. The threatened storm
_ :the foremast, '.or
on Rose. Captain
`Bedford had been held a prisoner
in the _ fo'e's'If where ' he had beer ISSUE 44- -194f - - - _ _ . -• _
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PUSH A BUTTON... AND PLOW A FIELD
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opera star, 58 Outfit
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13. Exist YE$TICAL '
14 Golf device 18 Fowl
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19 Ne ative- worri.g$ T F" Auld
18 Belongs to 2 Paradise g �?..
3 Sheltered side 21 Finish 44 Sa -
him 4 Negative 23 Leases 46 Cease
17 writing
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implement 5 Snare 25 Spaces 47 She has had
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(symbol) 33 48 She sung
y',- � • ^, east Measure 8 Exclamation 34 Element many an
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cloth 8 great Lome in wearing - 50 Seine
_ 23 Musical note 10 School'- cancer 52 Morsel _
24 On account assignment 95 Soak up 54 Italian river �'
' � * , ; • 17 Vegetable 30 Little mass 55 Oleum (ab.)
26 Upon - I Z 3 5 6 T 9 10
:.;,•1,e„ ' 27 Pale
29 Direction II Z 0
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. �"��""•;x, -;;.� � 32 Electrical en-
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33 Worries l7 mole . �!7 I'
36 Section of
British Isles'
39 Egyptian P-28
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Aaton3shed ,farm dogs ci use and bark .at remote - controlled plow as it -rips a straight furrow. 40 Therefore
41 Like.. 17 38
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Visualize, fields being Mowed while farmers loll.at easst beneath shady trees, iugs of . cider beside 42 Sodium
them, pipes or cigar in one hand, and• electric push- buttons in the other. That's the promise (symbol) y'> .'
_seen in recent -English experiments with radio - controlled farm tractors that pull plows and other 43 Paid notices 39 ,�, 41 4L Y
cultivating machinery at the' press of a button. Radio- controled apparatus, used in wartime for 45 Went, by, 43 i44 47 r
robot anti- aircraft target planes, has been adapted to the tractor. Radio signals from transmitter 48 Snake a
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-'-operate sensitive - electrical relays in the receiver, installed on tractor, so that by means of 49 John (Gaelie) 49 50 I . 5
' compressed air servomptors, the tractor can be made to run in a straight line or turn right and left. 51 Toward
Plow can be aised when tractor turns at end of a furrow._ Photos here were taken, during recent
experiments at Barnet, in Hertfordshire. - 52 (comb. f -
(comb. farm) 57
• °.� 6'�: •- _,�..t ^•.� ,� •„�, .� ^>r.�; --�'. �-: --; `:.w. , -: �'• :. 53 Indian _
IP
the wo_Ods the year round. Then
pupils nearly- all being expert
¢ woodsboys and gtris, often show The expression tying the knot, ia-
their mentors the best fishing spots 3i
reference to a wedding ceremony,
in virgin. fishing country. The derived from the fact that priesh
pupils know all the habits of the`
wild life in • the bush. used to tip the ends of their stoles
. around the joined stands of bride
Truancy is unknown to the and groom.
teachers on the school cars. Only
a few hundred children in all come t
to, the seven cars in a year, but TO BE POP�R as a _
y' they want to come. Some will b�' ��C
tramp 40 miles from their fathers hostel , iieC.
- trapper cabin to the spur line where _ It eontainll _
{ the car is stationed, and sleep in choice Latin- American
the bush or some nearby railway the finest Ob•
section wosker's cabin for the week
They'll ski to the school car in tainable. It's blended by,
�. winter, paddle by canoe in spring tTtilli�i0
and, fall, or snowshoe if necessary ,
in winter: but they come to the bn�1Cdge and skill.
= school car. And their parents come,
too, in the evenings. Illiterate im-
migrants have learned to read and stet
:,. - -
write, to find out farts about the itattis
country they -live in,_to learn how p1 0
LRadio . transmitter,. on ground, sends impolsa to receiver, on tractor. Pain ftht, controls movement other people in railway centers, .t Stc
of tractor through push - button he holds. towns, and cities -live and what they
do. The . railway school cars not '
-- only teach the youngsters, but teach
!Qn�OO� (� Qj�,�j� ways and paid for by the. Ontario youngsters do extremely well, fre- Canadianism to the parents as wells -
a+v+++ yes yv aj U government. The school cars are Queatly completing the year's work s(jamen Montagney is a leading
regular coaches. Half the interior in advance of town school children £>nadlsa fmc -Lace writer),
Jsu�s hiontagnes is fitted with desks, will maps, and being promoted a grade during _
blackboard: and the other require - the year.
Ties Chrisdsa Science Monitor) meats of a schoolroom. Fourteen The teachers arrange their sched- ;'�uieter Planes
Seven railway passenger cars pupils can be accommodated at a ale with the railways, letting them s
IMtted as school classrooms cars time, but there few stops where know when to move the cars. Spe- Quieter _ planes are on the- hori-
'rynheels trawl throughout Ontario this number come for the week's cial spur' lines have been built for zon. in years to come, instead of NEW LOW
ho bring laming to the children teaching, so sparsely populated is the school cars, and when the local clapping hands over ears when a PRICH
of railway section o th fur trap- the country in which the school freight or fast 'express picks up a plane zooms by, one may say: il,ow.,,
ors, prospectors, hunters, and cars travel. The other half of the school car to spot it in another loca- "Shhh, isn't that a plane I bear
harmers living far from towns or car is fitted with living aceommo- Lion, the switches are locked so no overhead ?' Aircraft manufacturers 24
Ilarm n is the north Canada bush, dations for the teacher and his other train can come on the: spur. on the West Coast have been dely- lop r•w.r, _ _ - - --
'Covering i roughly the area from family, with bunks for beds, mod - Each teachet has a special cir- ing into noise research since the 79e *•
ern kitchen, and an extra stove in euit to make. The shortest is 83 beginning of the year with the aim
'Noth. Bay to, the Ontaio-Manitoba addition to the re lar heating miles long.' ' the Ion longest 221- ,ailes. GlNUtN! ASl�tRIN i5
Su g. a of reducing passenger fatigue and
boundary, each of the school cars equi ment of the railway car. Most of the teachers are married MARKlp THIS WAY �T
inn wheels stops fors week at a p increasing the comfort of air travels -
lot e r definite spot once a Triple glass windows are installed and have their families traveling
winter for the comfort of young - with them in the school car. The
mouth, -and titre the children of sters who tramp through even 40 teachers like the railway school
ietrery European nationality as well degrees•, below zero-weather to go cars and don't want to change to _-
as Canadians and native •Indians get to school. Frequently older boys a stationary schoolhouse - Though
-their schooling from Grade 1 to will build a shelter near the school the climate is a drawback and the i
Grade 20. , ' N car- to stay there through-the week work i6 harder, they like to -brit ' SoMuchBetf rather than make the long'trip back knowledge to the backwoods child
.&tie
travelling schoolrooms stave and ibrth daily through the bush - ren and see them' graduate to' go •
g
The n��
n.
V'i�a n
Tot"
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-• • •. lets in operation for a number of - '• • • • to high school m my or town. -
,years. The innovation was started Like in the country school, the • • * lose of > shoos for
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.+..�..
for bringing educe-
�s school car taeher has all grades The traveling 'teachers am up • �-t=
tion -to the children who lived too at one time in his class. `rue regu- 1� $2-,100 r u ^^'- -�
far from settlements to obtain regu - lar school tern is iitaintained, and provided without charge, also coal, •� nervoae system. o
Jar schooling. From one grade for the thire weeks that the school water, light, and furnishings. The 68 tom. gay �
_ -- .- =- -school on wheels the system grew car is not at the spot the children teachers are kept in touch with the
Hi now the Ontario Department: - reassigned work to do every di outside world b railway telegraph
of Education has seven, operated This, the Ontario educators have a and mail car, receiving their daily. 'Dr. Chase's Nerve R*j
for it by the two Canadian nil- found, teaches self- reliance. The newspapers regularly. They live in ;
REG'LAR FELLERS. Speed Tat By GENE BYRNES i
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CirET TRH' . • TWICET SKIFf1PZ_ AS (� SO �- - S1NELl, �A011 I
TEJ►M Et4 - `ft�UR BEST � ' .��� - NOW ARZ`. - - CAN START _ - -_ ..
044-W �00� TACKLE NINE TIMES YOt.t ON NOW: �O I
Aw `IW SETTERN NIMR T�ICKLE� HM: RUNNIAt' ? •
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DO BEST-
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,srna,•r . „ate}: - - �•. . "y; ., _ - . - .. 'S : ..
40a"ified Advt's I were on *&lr way to Udors to vii Mrs. Forsyth, of
Uxbridge, visit- Sp�ing �s Here t a� KAISER �.
i it Nie. Wilson's sister, Mrs. Pierce. ed her son Mr. E and Mrs. Forsyth • • '
! - Mr. John Ferrier of Portland, , .
' 1taL week. LOOK TO THAT ROOF NOW I 1
f aBOdI.L..::S WANT= -- ..twro is visiting friends here and awaking Mr. and Mrs. Syd. Daviea, of Tor ELECTRIC
i eatlemen, in Pickering Village• improvementa; on his sister's, Mies onto, spent Sunday last with B. and CAB Us For Free Fstin a im
_ Apply hL.S- Hry. *,ea. Martha` Ferrier's residence. Mrs. Draper. 540 Yom X. ,,, , , :� .. ,) Sorse and Ban WlrWg +�
Capable housekeeper .will . take full 1l eem Tim and Leo Hagerman ' Mr, and Mrs. C. Hann and Dunces >88TIMATE$ GIVEN
- • chwge. Town or Country. Apply to have instal'.ed a music box on *their Turner visited the home folk on the J. G. GaseorgnE
-INews office. _ promises. week -end. I'Aone ?43
LOST - new coat at CLaa+Ftnont
Mr. and Mrs. -Roy Carter attend- Der, and Mrs. Web3ter, of Toron- _ _.,_ iJl. . X411_ 14
Community Hall, last Friday night, ed a wedding in Toronto on Satur- to, visited Miss Margo Wilson who -- - -- -
' Tm coat with fly front. Will hold- day night last. -is planning a trip to Florida. Whitby, Onto
Oat
er please leave at Overland's Store, ' PHONE PICK. 12♦
Clareniont
SAL _ - WANTED - ftON GIB SON
. '. FOR SALE - 450 .. yearling Leg- _ .' .
N° , Senn n . or 30 M, R. per; Alfalfa Hay . Contact Us for Best TRANS POR T
fete, laying now. W. Lee. R. R. 1 .STANLEY
.
Whitby, Pickering Beach Rd. phone
Pick 19 It 12, ' PrICf s -.- RANSP, R s
ARTICLES far SALE QA G19 8-4 size iron bed with excellent REESOR'S, MABMIILL, LTD., - MARK'FiAM ._ Phone 96 T h 6 t r-e springs, reasonable; Quebec nester, �OVMV (}7
excellent condition, like new; 70 SA N D D R k P& G s r�1 N B
young a ek>s for sale. G. Plitz, DANFORTH SUS LINES LTD. AGtneourt 96 Stouf fv e
•" 1Z. 2, Pickering. - E7lara 1181 Phosb istoatlrilel's 34i
FOR SALE - ' two fresh Holstein Daily. Ser V ice Toronto wD 652a - Pick„ 8a i u
Cows, ci ff b.r sn , I''ii7 ,.:..01 rh..., .y _ 3"uriay Nr.'-.ee a at 2 P. X
• 27R21. . -- - - - -
Dean ODea Zook Night Alt 40
FOR SALE - 32 pigs, 6 weeks old. -Daily ear, ' Sun. !k Daily ez, Sat. ,Sun A - FRIDAY - HATUROAT
' aioaa3d- Enwford, - phone) F� ftmi A Hol. Hol. Sun. A Hof. - oily HoL LAXO Cereal *j ;( NOVEMBER 1 end 2
SALE - 3 atorar windows, 28 Ciareasoat 7.lb 8.25' 22. !b 8.4b 8.00 ;
Brougham 727 , 8.27 12. 2? 3:07 . ' 8.12 o To '�`�, • lnch4a b3' -4 ft. 6 im long;. also s Greer River 7.96' 8.35 _ 12. 35 4.05 8.20 Helps s a+e Gay Senorita,
- -- spsant3ty of drive belt. J. Bourn§, Locast Hill 7.88 8.38 12. 88 4.08 ' 8.53 burg J, Banrioa
Brock Road. ply 3.06 8.05 1. 06 4.35 L50 r Kea YOU Jinx Falkea
FOR SALE -- Near York Webber � ROCKING IN THE ROCKIES
piano• Very reasonable. Apply Rie = Leave A.M. 'A.M. P. K. P.M. P.M.
0 Field, •The IImbl Pickering y Toronto 8.15 -10.00 ---5. 45 -200 -PAS - Well! - -T -- Mary Beth Hughes and J. Kirby _ yy
f Daylight Saving Tiese Parcel Express Grover 5%0, Oxford 138>s - ' : - Universal News __ l
- '��n • _ .MONDAY -. TUESDAY :
wr 1
_ Sold GET THOSE l at
� , , S NEW TIRES NOW
• NOVEMBER 4 eAW 5
i Natrt ltfarigai � ft f -
- :'�E
Dunlop Tires = Fisk Tires your grocer's, or - :►mole -
�.,��9se~ j�' = LAXO CPR L - y 1
: - - Exide Batteries t t Fled MacDdurray and Anne Baxtrt•
= - _ Co.; Picketing w1wF:SDAY - TEiUFi3Ls](
HORSES -.-Peerless Motor Oil NOVEMBER 6 and 7
We have unsurpassed facilities _ ...« . Claremont Locker ("�' -
for slaughtering o!d and worn-out - - Confidential Agent
horses. ALL-animals delivered to ,�ON. '�V'ATSON, : System i
us are v,*ei1 cared for and human- - - Chas. Boyer red Laarea Baeai�
ely deatroyed -
9tamdaed Size Locker $0.0 A Year
- _- -A' Service Station _ Cutting CUlbg BOOM
�+ t�
BEST MARKET PRICIES . -.. (UNDER NEW' JL&NAGEMEhi'17 Available F`ras To Customers
F. O. B. our Plant - SOME LOCKF31fI8 AVAILABLE
Pfe#ering M F UAJMAL DlRML709 ,
Truck or load Sh;pane:;te TAYLOR-- LOPS T PPrivate .
GORDON YOUNG LIMITED PHONE CLAREMOi� T 19W or 19j rltagesz iM8
166 Keating St., Toronto iF ICKERING MEAT MARKET
- - = Ws Solicit Yom Buabsw Markham, '"Ont.,
CHAkAG•I'ER READING - - _ .FRANK R. SMITE t
:'- •: know your - hidden desires and creak - JL' air s El+evatol�
uses. Just send a sample of your Quality, First -. Service' Our Alm Bought and `�-
_ ..':.+aandwritintt to be ana:yaed by- an Fares Elevator Claremont, Ontario Used, CloThmB -- sterilised, tlsa�•
expert. .act prcrnptly, enclosing �':i -'WE BUY TSS REST Yet' MAKE THE TE31"" 9d and pressed t1ke now. Cat's7 a
+Owe Dollar.. Paddington Hart, green- Phones Rea. 381 - Office 38W ergo stock of higb ftes silos.
-= 'wood, Ont. Nov. 1 Pho. rind 3t) - ' _,� :. rrsroosy and pants. A+so a
. _ _.. �e Picks We solicit good'
-• your patet'nage for stock of sew leather coals and
Poultry, Hog and Dairy Feeds
,, _ -- - sdadbreak+ers. and �' ftrwako■
DR. - P .L.. LOOS, ncxBA>1cTON Notice o Y ou Western Oats adar�Deleliv�ered le oW be �~ � �
or Chopped
VETERINARY avRGEON Radio SerVICe c,•F.�cErrr xG -: FMh salt in Lg♦, or Sir. Calosi At Doe 8t W Paisws
DUMBARTON
Phone' Plck, ring ?? $ 5 (apposite Wood's morel _ PLtTYB13VQ Relied Rao - -• • ,.,_ _ ... _..,,_ ,
frog and Siding
- i ' Former Shoe ' Repair 800[+'L19Ci WANTED
_ .
toe ilso 9611 Brantford Aooli3M Order your nut or stove cab w
-- _APPLES WANTED BURGESS RADIO .BATTERIES Hatasials, Etnpira Bathroom �, Ysrea 31 p.e, Dairy itsuog DEl�D ;HJRSES AND CAf 1'LQ
Good sound cider apples. 31.00 per RECORD PLAYERS, ETC. _fitment. Dare Water For .tree pier up pbhoue
w. Cwt: Phose Markham 12 R 14. .83atems. Beatify Stabler Caaremon Ong
LAPP - BROS, -- Cedar Grove Open Monday through Saturday �ipme� and PICKERING .. . .
77 R 5
Nov. 1.
from 8-.30 a, m. -- 9.60 P. M. >Buuildim�'� PICKERING .. .. .. 98 R 21
:- with the exception = . • , .
_ .. .. ..
PICKE II .
, 't caption of Wednesday . " - -�. �'.. � at
evening. Free _ •• .. .... 55
�G ' ;'... I' CLAR MON .. .. 9 •R 14
A. IL +Korlt G�ararteee _WORK AGINCOU$T .. .. .. tons lMt4
L=,, ~ RY RaAiotrieian Ex- servieen,.n T
We pay the phone c�leugei
9
J. Kn ITgF CELLARS - FOUNDATIONS - V ,CORDON YOUNG LTD
Read The Pickering :news 3 _ We do . bnildinr of all leinds STABLE OE "
WATCH and l L.,�... _ AXTTMIN(1 IN CEMENT WORK .Phone Ad. SW
„Phone Pickering 66J _ Toronto _
I
1t r Toarist e��! -,Truck, IlIX OLD HORSES WANTED
� • - Sigma � Lettering _ '. � -
Y :.. _ Caaipbeb DG>& ,Ranch Pays.
& _ the Sigh Painter Green
, nt. 115.00 AT YOUR FAIt>+c
Bull-elin..s .I ed Wjadoje's',ap s" ___. Zly pgpl� Pz� Y'K �" PHONE 4GINCOURT 13Ji2
Novelties - • Arriving Soon STOP 31 KINGSTON ROAD SCAItBOR6 2474 - CGINCOU
: work u rant .
All fully gun sad
or
PickV
:'Ean 1 ' CENT SALE
-= WauMC MACHIIItE : � .. ..00TOBER 23 - 4 - 5, 6 Dance At �.
Door to Public Librarp) .S ]MVICE 'BEATTY WASHER STORE ,. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES Claremont l
`'� Cen River ` 0 �• • SERVICE TRUCK IN DRUGS, TOILET GOODS
. 1
- - - %wv Ce+•t i cstil�s _ +wad SUNDRIES
- Fri. Nov
A number.
r fran here attended Cewda'• PICKERING ,r.usa Creightoa'a Orchestra
Zr harn �iversary Services on �" Oldest i
Sunday _. .
_ . - stir THUR,4 ,
rict, 8T0
DAYS RS ' -T i :. daria�iocr -606.
Mrsnd Mrs: Deng. Barefoot, of __.. • Week Days . -8.80 A. ][. • ! P. Itl.,� .
.er► , s'isited the friends at the "W. ISOI Telephone ,Pickeri _
_ Pickering 12W . sm,ky - 12.30 P M. - 5 P. ilL WM. MCEACHNIE
- - Mrs. I;,ylan Jolliffe, of Toronto, Complete or write Toronto Store ���•�•,•�� DEALER
spent the weekend Rebmldfns • a • s -
_ . ...... - . v*ith Misa Marge a! Seroioe ;FUNERAL DI3tEM]k
Wilson. _. .,L . _ J. R. B O
Wilson and • daughter BetlttyQi3Ler Store ° and operated- by
••..:,visited friends in Ajax last week.
X �f Private .fAmibalaaee Servift
1iLt+e. Fled W1som, daughter and 394 -9Y3 DUPONT ST, ' «1f bl; RICH -D _ :, PL ni Day or 1Wght _
husband, and a grandso.1, of TORONTO --Td. RAN, -5460 - jl • -Be 'Phone h
-
4"k.,--called on Mr. gma, _ - Pick. I3
J' B. Wilson THE ii.E,XALL STU '
and .other friends last week as they _ - . ` -' •
- -- PRONE pray, a _ . Pickering. Ontario
hope to join the U. J. F. A. again Mr. a>ad Mrs C. E. Bleakin, of GREENWOOD NEWS • ,
_ - X1111 N .T.
at Malvern on November 22, "Claribos Lodge" Wood Lake, paid ,(By Mrs. F. W. Gibson)
Sunday afternoon, Mr. Holley • brief lsit with the loaner's mot- The Mission Band will hold it. -
brought a fine message to Centenn- her, Mrs. J. Blenitin. Thsasskoffering Meeting in the S. $.
Mr. T!.n. Voss spent last week - China, speaking at the W. M- S. ial, speaking about "Forgiveness", Mrs. Foston is spending a few Room on Saturday afternoon. All
end with friends in Toron:u. Thankoffernig Service in the United stressing the point that we must weeks with •lwr - daughters on Toren -
be willing to lorgo�e if we would to. ' children come and help with thg . .. A
Mr. Leslie Lye attended the Air Church last Sunday morning, gave a meeting.
Force re -union at Toronto last week very instructive address on the work be forgivem The choir gave us a Mrs, Bienidn left by motor on Old friends from far and
new
-end. -of the .Christian Church in_lhat -par* mmi1 taste of what they are sing- __Wednesday, with her daughter, Msa. were rat - .
Mr. Eddie Ortez spent the week- of China In the beat interesta of ing at 'herrywood at night, with a Pegier, and Rev. B. A. Feg'ler, for Sunda
�, y, -The church aura well filled
end with friends in Scarboro and peace and the Kingdom of God, fine rendition of Send out Thy Halifax, N. S.,-and ex_ pects to at both ?Horning and evening ver.
Kook in .the pheasant shoot -there. Miss - Warren refrained from speak- Light ". We hope the slight increase opend several weeks with than in vices, and the addresses given by 4x
Miss Dorothy Hawkley, of Toron- ,ing of her experiences in a Japon- m attendance will continue, as we their new home. Rev. A. C. Luf&nan in the morning
io, spent the week -end with her eft Concentration camp. have room for toffy more. • Sympathy of the community is and Rev. Capt. Silcox in the even-
Y. P. U. was cancellet, favor o'- extended to Mr. and Mrs. W, J.
parents here. the choir, wjho sang at Cherrywood Smith in the sudden passing of ing were fine. The music furnished -
xz. and Mrs. Irwin *Purdy, � ;BROUGHAM at both services was good. The sup- - -
Anniversary Services to sc ked ti lair son, P. per to be :Prved on Friday evening _
'Oshawa, spent the week -end with e � urt Mrs. A. Thompson in the Ea.�t �
friends here. a church. Rev. J. Tem f ti . at 6.30 W. Tice yo-1--
i— - '
(by Mrs. T.,_C. Brown) . Speaker o! the evening. General Hospital convalescing after p' p
Comte a number wi }3 be leaving � will be put on by local' talent in the
here on the week -sad for the deer A busy week is starting at Cen- _ a recent operation.
The church was lavishly decorated cheirah and is being well looked af.
hunting in the north country. Among tennial. Monday,' the Board of Man- Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Annie were. `
with, beautiful autumn flowers far ter.
;them Will be ,Fred Evans, Robert the Anniversary Services on Sun - " agere will meat to discuss itnpprtant in Ottawa over the wrtk -end vi3iL- Mrs Graves, of Landis SasiC� •
details. Sunday School Executive ,is ing their son. i
,Forsy�ts and Earl Beare, visits with Rev. and Mrs. Lai aniiNn,
day. The attendance was large, to gather Tuesday night far plain- Mr. Lawrence- Davis met with an
Eckhart's Bell Ringers will be 1132- last µv -k.
,itisg Clas vaunt during the third church . Ha y, Bled to capacity. Rev. ring of fall and winter work. unfortunate accident last week when
M. Hardy, Whitevale Baptist Church Thursday, the W. A. are holding he fell and broke his ankle. hD'• L. B. Tapson, Lindsay, had
week in November. =
` was_ 1aheja eaks'r . and . delivered_. an _ _ _ 1� rw ek w tune in ttus lopd-
- r; earnest and fitting message. Green- s Pots Ladies in the- st--�� -noon sad itq this week.
his new iniplement shed on the For - all the 1 allies in the ccansnn -city are -
wood Glee Club very acceptably took cordially invited. The fee of 25c. For-
syth farm' urge of the service of praise in is to help swell the Decorating
Dbn t forget tonight is the big the afternoon. Miss Mildred Brawn
Russ Creig4iton Dance in the Halt. _ sang a �� "Be Still, O Heart" and 'Fund bf. this church. Alter lung
,See the adverdsement- elsewhere in the choir rendered a suitable an- d those w ,o can, and care to, are in-
U9.11 issue- vited to remain and do some gilt -
them. We had the wane speaker in i It :s hoped this will be tin ATT 8NTION Mi a G. ng. � 1 .
Week - enders included: are the evening with the home choir in ,
- Forsyth, Eileen Cooper, Doris Dol- fist of a series of various 1;ypee of
;phis and Messrs. Ray McLeod, Vic- charge of music. John �v2><ite �g enter s F sponsored by the W Special Get 'Acquainted Offer
a solo. � A. for V- is Fend. _ p
for Morley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Malco thilm and
-- New care are becoming a little Feat week the W. A. held their '• ,
-;more ..plentiful Chas. Cooper had sons were visitors at Long Branch regular monthly meeting and had Save -5 per cent on everything
=ore new care a.id two new trucks on Sunday. as atte-riance of 83. Ttds is most
on the lot on Monday. Francis Willson hues returned to encouraziing t4 (hose la's and Bought or Radios Serviced -
Mr. and Mrs. John Beelby 'moved Wes�t� after some weeks in the we hope to see the nit2mbers evpst g
into tke village last week-end.
greater ale we know there are many , By clipping this adv't and bringing to the shop
]hiss Margaret '�laenab is visiting hospital, Harvey is home from the more ladies available Li the district 4
ltrierda in Toronto this week. hospital, but still under observation . - feature of this group is that - Starts Oct. 26• to Nov-. 2- -1946 _
Mr. Cathet�*ood, the new school following a fall from a moving car_ mobher� are invited to bring their f
and his family have moved The Mission Band met at the children rather than stay at home _
teacher, sr43oo1 house on Saturday under the Bargees Batteries for Radios etc.
-to Claremont and are residing in and last week we had eight of ti•ePe Automatic Record C
leadership of Rtith Gilman. lively youngsters. hangers $44.95
,the Run. Linton Ernest B Rev. Mr. Copeland, of Pickering Saturday some of the ' Y. P. V. Record Players ;19.75
Mr. sad Mrs. Ernest Balser have United Church will occupy the pal- Ekbenaion Speakers, radio link x73.6 �
mo•.-ed into part of the .i�agg res d- Church, members are having a Hallowe'en Radio Tubes, eta i
pit in St. Johns on Sunday, Nov. S. party, but all details are not avWl-
ante. Also orders taken dot Residential and Flttoreeceat Fistures
.Misses Mary and Lizzie Rowney- able as yet. This is not sponsored
Mr. Gordon Taylor, w o ovrchASed . and MT, Jack Brown of Toronto, by the Y. P. as a whole but by a
the restaurant here . rom Ernest V'n
spent the week -end with Mrs. Brown. group within the, lon- - Dunbarton Radio Service
Baker, has tn.sved is and is open for Mr. Donald Ritchie spent the week --
business. (apposite Wood's Grocery store
Mrs. Rawson is back from her end at his hoarse here. Dunbarton :
Mr. and Mrs. J. Nighowander and
visit with her daughter in Barrie, family, of Green River, were guests :'by Mrs. E, J. Annis) is the Village a! Dumbarton - - --
and brought Mrs. Bell, ' of Barrie, of the Albert Gray family on _ Sun- - -- " -
with her. - — - - - -- " -
ma
John Scott- f- rmerly of Claremont. y' '
• Relativtes from Brougham, were _ •
'and now of Stouffviile, had his sale
guests at the Milne -Sherk wedding
-an Saturday. Prices 'were fair. %
Mr, Wm- Dickinson and at Green River on Saturday. The ,
Doug-
young ample have the beat wishes
ispent Sunday with Mrs. Condy. o P - _
There will be a Sunday School of the friends !n this community. 1
imeeting in the Baptist Church next .. Brougham W. M. S. Bazaar
Saturday evening at 8 p. m. for the The W. X S. are holding a Baz- -
teachers and officers. -
' The Women's .Jllission Circle of the �' on Saturday afternoon, Novrdnr r ..
her 16, in the Brougham Town Hall.
Ba(stist Church met o.i Tuesday at There will be fancywork, home bak-
the home of Mrs- Burnell, The topic
"Highlights of the Association" was ' s laonb etc. for sale. Came sr _
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taken by Mrs: Burnell and Miss S- lorg and do your Christman shopp- 1. R Evans. ... . .- . . i1g• ) -
The Sewing Coarse 1 4
Life -i.oag Resident, Fdward Libtoa The Wbmen's Institute Sewing ' t'
powes in His 75th Year Course will be Meld at the Townsiip
. -sera! services were held last Hail froen Nov 4th . to the 8th in-
Monday for the late Edward Lin- -•r j e . .
clu live, f:•asn 10 to 4 o'clock daily
awl at his hoarse +�•
,ton, w43o P Y t •ept Monday,-when LN p. m. will
here last Froday morning, after a �-
lengthy illness. be the opening hour. It is import- i
Born just east. of the village he ant that all intending to take this'4
interesting Course are on time for, '� "" '
lsad lived in Claremont all his life. - - - _ ------
r
the opening session and each -day rZir
Oa finiahing his Whookng, he join- after. A garment will be completed - - V~ -
.ed the CpiR as a summer section- if de4ass are avoided by though tftil - -- • - -
sts"t man, a job he held for about sixteen preparation i the matter of mat-
t
»-,rzzn -tea or- cries, patters, pins, thread c►nd all
in the area, but an accident about the necessary • items. But sewing - -
six years ago necessitated his re- e tiremeit. He was very active for machines are needed, and it _wi�l the bW BwA ahik age, and was well know -3 through be necessary to arrange nor a „pi-k- . -
•oat the township. Coming frost one up by Saturday, November 2, K nd � -
of the older Claremont famifes, he ly let airs. Sheppard or Mrs. P � ^ -7— - -
alas a nets nber of the Baptist con- ertson know if you can loan a mach- _ -
,gr•egation here for over fifty years. ins for 'Sour days. The mom'x rs
He is survived by his wife, three hope that chose neighbors whn .nsid ����
the would like to join is this, will
daughtery (Vera) Mrs. J. Martin, y
yr bot h of cone along and
(Dorothy) Mrs E. Purd enjoy it too. A - - '- : 2.
Oshawa;- grid (5 le) Mrs. ones - .�. -
1. CRAWCAS! Drain, ar`lE iw: &ti :•..r --7 .R IAroR Drain,
Hardv of this place; two brothers: - -- — - flush and refill crankcase gush and refill with B-A 'clean and Levers. -Auslc
_ r', • ° rrect winter grade, Hypoid Gear or Trans- the radiator to remove
Mattis and 'Thomas. Fear gCher —_ -"_ Y �_ �i,ee]' _ ::. i !t -A peerless Mocot din and scale and assort
brothers pre - deceased him. IIISIIQ ii �� •. n but mission lubricant accord- efficient operation of noel- —
was held from the lby• blrs. Geo. Hull) _ ;,,, to car n#nufacturers' ing systeao. Refill for the
The funeral = -con: • :ate protection �g
-hale residence with Rev. Werrham 4 , i. sack vctreme winter •......,•. ns- giving required t' with.
8•A Frost Cop of 'WA
officiating, assisted by Rev. *('ten= The " lili -U- )looters" were busy a- _ !� - drip n :conditions. —complete winter _1±rotec- Nevrfres -- '
ttedy, pallbearers were: all nephews: gain last we It dressing up their _ t) 2. c n': ti- Lubricate flee lion to these vial pare' R sAwsy - Check voles
e dloward Linton, Melville, Walter hcrne•grown vegetables and the .�ISis`" ch .,•x with B-A quality & RNMT WNM MARINO age and hydrometer
hub::caats, wing the &A readings and recbarga it
and Harold Reed and Victor and numbers were alettost doubled. We'll (bek Chart which as- -gam front wheels,
nary. Clean sad .Tea
Wilbert Mihiileton. Interrtient took be at it again this weals enjoying - surer the right lubricant carefully w� bearin4a ply .grease on terminals
:place in the Union cemetery. the things we make as a tasty~ in the eight place. as and repack with B-A to peevent corrosion and,-•
l
-snack at the end of the evening. cording to car manufac- , ` Wbeel Bearing Grease: check battery connections
Harvest 'Cltankse±vin>: Services evens�rsg. tasren' specifications. for wear.
f i "On CON1ilCTloNf — 1. PARK PtUQS --R
Uti►ea Church. Sunday Next Again on Friday night it was beick 3, TRANS+atssloN- Drain, Check radiator and heater emOt'°•
Rev, Robt: C. Copeland, B. A., of to ' Stouffville High School for the Bush and refill with B A hose and tighten all eon• -clean and regap spark
,Pickering, will be the guest speaker second night of the Leadership Winner Transmission Oil plugsforgreatereconpe _
- _ ' \ - assuring quick get -away nections to ensure these and better engine pas _
at the United Church on Sunday, on Training School• for Y. P. U. men in sub -zero temperaturm are no leaks. forrnance.
the occasion of the Harvest Thanks- bers. Here again was a great i7- t' 7.
giving Services. The Altona Trio crease in numbers wbioh was moat
will assist the local choir at the encouraging.' Being plunged into
morning service. F`t�ning Service at 'darkness added 'to the interest and this winter it is "we necessary then war T r you to take extra care of yew ear
}•'� 1 against the rigorous demands of cold weather driving. Many war -weary cars _
7.50. All in C.e community are cord- caused a little unexpected excite-
1 have been kept operating because of the careful servicing and top quality I A
tally invited to ccrne and share the ment. _ � � � ` '� -products obtainable at your neighbourhood a-A dealer. No knows that &A -
inspiration and blessing of these Also, on Friday night, some of winterised protection, plus R -A top - quality gasolones, motor oils and greassa,
special services. our young people were seen at the will give you an extra margin of winter driving comfort and preteam it pays 4
i Junior Famierq' Dance at Markham • ' to winterize your car at the Sign of the gig 6-A
Winifred Warren, Cncna, SpeAer whece darkness also descended due ss A
a
At W. M. S. Meeting to diffic sties n the local Hydro ' _.
)fifisa Winifred warren, of Horan, set -up, Tlie dancers had a good flatus . ' i s ► s i 1 s i
- -- awe this leek of ioting. They -
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NOICE OF THE PRESS
1. Canning Poultry -
After a busy season of tannin �'' Prepartc;new _Takes a.Tip, Girt
"ta and vegetables, of making Never count your. chickens until The native charm, the sweet dis
are hatched and even after ition the ve 3e�l :gzzo,
Jesse, jellies and pickles- the�ome- - - - �X- >?as - ,---�- •
Maker is now counting her chickens _ __ that you should keep a padlock on the willingness to help in every
for another canning bee. the henhoii* and a shotgun beside good work, a cheerfulness in diffi-
Chicken or fowl should stand 24: i ,; : " I, ., the bed. cult tasks, with a smile for every-
xy - Lorndon Free Press. body, make for a better popularity
lours after killing, then they may'.
be Banned either raw or p: e- cooked. —# than anything else.
A Valuable Food - Chatham Daily News.
For 'Raw Canning
r €'e T he pu b hc win 1 be asked to'pay
Skin and excess fat are taken - - more for - -their milk, which, even so, IT REALLY IS SMART to
Then the chicken or fowl is 0" must remain as one of the most -- - - _ . __
tut in large pieces (drumsticks, R.., valuable and economical foods. serve MaXWeII Hoix e. This
thighs, breast, back ant' wings). -Port Arthur News Chronicle. famous blend Of coffee* All pieces should be boned except � � - .
the drumsticks, then the raw.. meat h w "� -Only In His Own has extra fragrance and
# is packed :n clean jars ur in plain �6
Those Londoners who squatted
tin cans, leaving y inch headspace. '�<' flavor — extra smooth,
in luxurious West End apartmgnts
,A drumstick is placed in 'the center _;fl1II__ I10(Iy I�B ...al1R7Q�a
„ .. ref the container -a• '» `��' ` �. •'"'y have b -e„ foree.i t., ..vacuue. T -h6 --
to penetrate more easily to the ft ° ; ' government decided that an Eng- f4Good to the Last Drop fee
center of the containers during pro - yx r , ! - ' lishman cannot make his home in i
cessing and will also improve the `sa ? somebody else's castle.
flavour of the meat. Salt is added �: " -The New' Yorker
�� _
during the packing, allowing uue
teaspoon to a quart sealer or 28-oz. �•.. Forgotten Man
tin can. Other seasonings in the ` "`"" ;• ,� The salaried individual is still the POWER
form of I carrot and 1 sm ll onion "''` s: 1 .i ` t ,;< ` " '
a : ', , � forgotten man of Canada. His
A4 r: d _ ., FAIL ORDER
may be added to taste. No liquid income remains frozen by official
#' decree but he has to pay more and
-- should be added. Glass sealers are a >i�,,.,,,;�4. ' ` • } , , a ,
then partially sealed and tin cans more for almost everything he is
completely sealed for processing. required to buy. 4 PHOEBE STREET. TOIJ0.NTq
- - — -
Glass sealers and tin cans are ' z. - _ - Brockville Recorder and Times.
processed for one hour in the pres- Young ]dens and Men's pleated
wool trousers plain bron•n
sure Cooker at 15 lbs, pressure, or Should Bt Peaceful grdd herringbone .. brown and
_ in the boiling water bath for 3 An American soldier who can't $8.96
hours, counting the time from when : Boys' wool suits with.shorts . .
tea. speak Italian has married an Ital- blue, grey and brown. bSzes 4,
the water begins to boil, that is
J. a gaud rollitlg__brn'1. The glass gin who can't speak Englishi s, a and T ............ $8.75 ._
iaa 1 0
—. _ hour- glass - figure of *h rav Nineties will make a comeback -- Uati1 the language situation im Boys' breeches + .. sIl- wool --
sealers are sealed as soon as they ,
when Hollywoods Andrea Kin ter- s fames - Lillian -- n+ -l.:a ,1,\,•- '''a:a— vc�- -� " ^ °C�� =,t -- 3ouble_kneb ,neat .. r- ;vtntsr
.-.are removed from the pressure. ,.,��a,
g Po ay weight ... tilers and brown . . .
cooker or the boiling water bath Russell- m the new film musical, "My Wild Irish Rose. Stately home.
Andrea is pictured at left, above, in the costume she'll wear. "Airy - Edmonton Journal.' sizes 4, 5 e and 7 ....... $3,98
and cooled in an upright position. fairy Lillian" is pictured at right, at the height of her acclaim as .the !den's alpeveless pullovers .
Sealers, should never be inverted best toast of Broadway. wine, sand, grey and anus
tr tool. Tin cans must be cooled Is The War Over? ..... small,• medium. and lame
' $2.98 _
knosediately and rapidly L a cold j - People used to wonder what the
water bath or under cold running "HEN" newspapers would. find to print Proust dor sn f, y re Quality sraaras-
water. THIS HEN QUACKS AND SWIMS once the war was over. toed or aoae7 relaaded.
- • • For Pre - Cooked Canning -' - Quebec Chronicle - Telegraph. Money order or C.O.D. atalllas
Free
The excess fat should be removed
- - - - but the akin left on and the chicken, r Still a Tess .
or fowl cut up in pieces. 'The II.oud wceping sad wailing on the
pisses are then put in a kettle with i part of those who will feel the pinch
water. To a fowl of about 4% lbs. -- of increased strain on the pocket -
. , vftA
n pint of water is added and the _
book, heralded the increase in the
-' '%wl boiled for one hoar in the - ;. ' � prise of milk, yet these very people
°' n• 4 have been the hardest 'to convince
ekwely covered kettle. For a
thicken of the same weight, 1 cup • r that the paying of subsidies was,
only of water is added and the ° in fact, the same as an increase.
"' j''�� In these days anything in the line
boiling time is cut in half. After.
-fowl or chicken is pre- cooked. the it of taxation or increased costs that
�- skin and bones are removed and can be done up in a fancy wrap-
_.�
the liquid strained thro>h s cheese * w ping with a high falutin name seems
sloth and th
ea °cooled. The Bur- to lull the otherwise sane citizen
1 ins fat should be removed when into an apathy toward real costs
squid is cold. The cooked meat that is little short of scandalous.
-Elora Express.
Jim then packed in glass sealers or
r.
tb, cans. with one teaspoon of salt -
a �.; ! cc-Operative
•. per gnarl sealer or 28-oz: tin can. - � x ': - - „ pen
'The liquid is then brought to the i " +. `' How Britain and the'' United
Iboat and added to Lover the meat.
- ll sving M inch headspace. -- States are co- operating all Dyer the
worts ie totrtttt= €�-#rEUSn
Glass sealers and tin cans are " " Trieste which notes that the 10,000
Processed for one hour in the Ares- ton United States cruiser, Fargo,
sire cooker at 18 lbs. pressure, or �4•'' has arrived at Trieste to relieve the I,
k the boiling water bath for three British cruiser, Ajax, which has left ' �N
lours, counting the time from when Staalp Gowran. of Minneapolis, Minn., thought be had an ordinary for Malta.
white hsn -°ntil the darned thing eluted to quack like a duck - Niagara Falls Review.
M " iictured above
e water begins to boil, that is . and took to swimming. The "duck - hens p, paddling
a good rolling boil. The glass seal- around in Rowran's wash tub.
1
on are sealed• as soon as they are
removed from the pressure cooker
or the boiling water bath and then HOLD EVERYTHING Vice Versa
cooled in an upright position. Seal- _ - -- _ . _ - -- p�\;•.,; -is -- needed 'for a - tsetter — relme _
ers should never be inverted to yvorld. And vice versa. otson
' tool Tin cans incest be cooled�im= -St. Catharines Standard. f
- . asediately and quickly in a cold "
`.water bath or under cold running - -- J
Remember This f�
water., ._ Memory work for all motorists:
One chicken of 4 to 5 pounds will _ '"Stop and let the train go' byl
approximately fill one quart 'sealer it only takes a minute. this effective
and one pint sealer or one -28-oz. Your car starts off again intact, t -
•ean avid one _20-oz. can. _ And, what is more, you're in it! - _
- Stratford Beacon-Herald, 4 " "01 "e
You, too will be delighted by the effective, yet P `1
Tongue W a ens wonderfully gentle constipations relief that Phillips' � I"
- Homesick v ItM of Magnesia gives. Sim
• • - ' ` � �?: The flaw- in some people is that Ply take 2 to 4 ably �K� MAN
Jones. Halloa, Smith. How are spoonfuls of Phillips' with wstr'- _Th:-�• et„-- '
,;, they don't- sprout tails Ake .tom a , •/..uv m
ie -acrn of this proved laxative- antacid
you? Haven't seen you. in the gar - ,1
Nor „ „; -so they just wag their tongues fps you wake up refreshed, sparkling. What's
r wore, Phillips Milk of Magnesia is one of
is>L to a tirr+r -.nci vu instead..
never come and see the wife and fastest neutralizers of excess �•- ,,
sae now. Why is that ?” - Ottawa Citizen. _ +1.
ltanaeh acidity known to science 1 _ j k
a.eu.r - z �• ��-
Smith,: "Well, old. chap, iis- not
At all drug stores. Remember ... PwaL /PS
through ill -will or bad feelings or - Might On A Train - `
anything like that you' know Bonny .'about 1,700,o0v people in Canada - �t K
rawsiaMSa"s;aa aanaaaiKM.
you and :bars. Jones have borrow• have never spent a night aboard a fALLETf �'�"'
�+ train. We nedcr realized how man
ed so many things from me that I know a farmer who' brings Y
-when 1 see your place it makes me, 1„ lucky people there are. 1
feel quite homesick." me all the cornsilk I can use!"
Windsor Star.
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BABY CHICKS FOR SALE PHOTOGRAPHY
NIL11� DF.Yi•:LUI'I:D.., sts CENTS. by HANK MANN KARRIS
LAYING AND READY TO LAY TIRES Gun .steed one day ' service. No .�- �A gjg 8k CritiC'7 �!!+--�+�`" _-. --- -, °- -- -
yullets for immediate delivery, Fall We are overstocked at the present waiting. Cry Photo 6ervice, North _
hatched chicks booked to order. of good used trade -in tires (guar. Pay. - mees toil, airily saying "I guess
Order Your 1947 chicks now and be anteed to be In excelr4nt shape). Just about the most pathetic y ' g
-sure of the kind of chick you want � � 16__�$..�__._�_- _ __-"IL l3FRaICS:, aM'RgI: + �c� $x- figure that It. shown on the sports I know -how much I'm worth," He
largement with each 6 -8 exposure. showed s m toms of annoyance
Logue. Top Notch Chickeries, Ali orders shipped C.O.D. Special Roll 25c. Reprints 3c. Crystal Pho- scene in.maAy,M0ons is that Of Mr, Y p y
Guelph, Ontario. equipment for vulcanizing Truck to Service, 1500 Dundas W. Toronto Ted Williams - remember him ? -of with• his teammates when they fail -
- and Farm Tractor Tires.
THE DEPARTMENT SAYS "AN 33EACON TIRE, corner Queen and - the late Boston, Red Sox. And al- ed to show him proper respect. He
q assured market ^t a higher price York Sta., HAMILTON, Ontario. XMAS CARDS FROM . though there was a time, $Date even hired a personal business ageht
for every suri•: , Canadian egg". ONTARIO'S MOST MODERN
We advise you :.':e stock and or- EQUIPPED TiRE SHOT' "SNAPS"-12 FOR 79C three or four months ago, when. the to handle ill the juicy offers that
Q*r your Januar;• delivered chicks Your negatives make the -most same Mr. Williams had about the were bound to. come for his enaors- -
�ow. Ask for Dricelist and Service original and pleasing Christmas
Bulletin. Bray Hatchery, 130 John, TROPICAL FISH AND PETS Cards you can get. - cards that same effect on us as a boil on the ation of this article or that. i i
N., Hamilton. Ont. Aquarium ,tanks, tropical and na- friends treasure and the cost 1s neck, right - now we ,.a.•,, 66y • ♦ • -
tive fish, *ater plants, all aquari- small. Select your favorite saga- feeling rather sorry for him. Then came the Series- whieft
1.3C Susse3l iC Hampihlrea 13C um animals, fish foods, and sup- _ Lives and send them to us. We'll 4
13c YO -I R ORDER FOR SPRING plies. Snakes, 'turtles, lizards, &Ili- return 12 attractive greeting cards s s s might go rive games; perhaps even q
`Chicks without delay at these gators, white rats, etc Write for with your pictures printed on--
pric ics Mixed Chicks 13c, Pullets free catalogue and find out about and envelopes for mailing -all for For young Williams is a perfect as many
as six -but which could
fie, Cox 7c. All breeders pulloram our special free otter. Tillsoabu81 79c. Order early example of the extreme danger of assuredly have butane ending. And
tatted under Government approval.
.School of Natural Science. Box 187 (2 Photos on Calendars 25c.)
.Order now r insure delivery when Tillsonburg, Ontario. DEPT. M. believing all you read in the papers some Of u3 heavy - thinking experts
r quired: Bonnie'$ Chick Hatchery, VACCINATED, T.B. TESTED HPL- STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE -or hear over the radio-especially were even suggesting that possibly
.Box 25-6. Elmira; Ontario. stern VACCINATED, T.B oESTE r olds, Box 1=. Post Office A. Toronto when it is about yourself. There's the best way for the Cardinals to
five two -year olds. Box 361, Al- ;Print Dame and Address Plainly)
ELECTRICAL EQI;IPMENT monte, Ont. a type of sports commentator now- deal .with Williams would be to
STAMPS adays, as perhaps you're noticed, hand him an intentional pass every
NEW 'uGYgI,Og _f, �g.a -� g - - tvlc-se argatl has oa]3r tvva stops - time ul -for surely anvthinq w a
lanta powered by "Briggs & stmt- STAMP COLd 'package A FRB:ls
_ ;pp p FARMS FUR SALE Get Acquainted 'package and details pianissimo and fortissimo. With better than to sallow the ba41 ,to �
ton" engines. D.C. 350 watt $125.00
;seiner$ price $115.00. 500 watt of interesting Bonus sending os aD- those bright • lads you're either a come within reach of that ad_ly' 11
1� 160.00- farmers $150.00. 1590 watt ONE OF THE BEST FARMS proval applicants, sending postage war-club of his.
ui50.00- farmers ;320.00. 800 watt In Western Ontario, 216 acres, close to cover cost of mailing Alexander Meru or wheel- either colossal r pe Ora i
♦.C. $300.00. British Bas and Diesel Ontari Co., P.O. Box- 8�t. Sudbury, s s
engtnea 1 -9. to 200 H.P. light- to Dutton. All under cultivation. tlnf�rl� crumb- either peerless or pedicltl- •,
againt, air cooled, portable, twin Good soil, well fenced�nnd drained. ous- with' no way- stations or Now that Series has passed into `I
- Splendid buildings. Nice brick TAXIDERMY KI
$ linder -1 -ri' H.P. $185.00, house In grove of maples and pines. whistle stops in between. history -and to us it will always' 4
$225.00, 6 H.P $330.00 Diesel Filtered running water and else= ATTENTION DEER HUNTERS -- s s s recall, the figure of the mighty -
saglnes 4 H.P. and up $450.00 ..and tricity In house and barn. [mine.
i
gp. From stock A.C. or D.C, Weld- dlate possession. Full equipment Have your trophy mounted by'Can-
NZ machines;' electrodes and ac- and livestock optional. ALSO, near. ado's Leading Taxidermist. Finest A horse runs three or four good 'Williams stalking up to the plate, I
e*ssories New K ;+r engine driven by, it desired 300 acres pasture land workmanship at reasonable pricer. races in a row, and right away these time after time, when any kind of
portable self - priming centrifugal with some black muck for celery We tan Deer Hides into Leather
suitable for Gloves, Windbreakers. experts have him tabbed as another a base hit would have meant the
pumps 7000 gal per hour. Total and onions, at low price. etc. Oliver Spanner & Co. Ltd. 26 A r
weight 90 tbs. Operates 5 hours one J. F. -TRUSTEE ' Elm St., Toronto. clan O War or i'har Lap, Ahalf- ' ball game, and failing to come z,
gallon- $135.00. t volt wind charg- back gets away for a few fairly through. That, and the picture_ of �t
are with tower $60.00. 33 volt large '
IeaDacfty ;260.00 also transformers, 1010 Canada8 Bldg.. Windsor, Ont TRAPPING lengthy runs, and at once they start --the- same - Williams walking, all ; i
Ratifiers, worm gear reducers, comparing him with Red Gran c alone, along the St. Louis station 5+1ii
Texropo V belt drives, spot weld- r- - -___ WOLF,- FOX - MINK 'TRAPPERS p g g "
ere, $2 volt D.C. motors and bench FLR9 - -use the best trapping stem and and Jim Thorpe, to the hater's platform toward the Boston train.
�grinders. etc. ALLIANCE L''LEC- land scents money can Write disadvantage. A hockey player with a look on his face which said,
C WORKS LIMITED, Mont- VOxE9 AND FURS DRESSED A14D for particulars to A. E Flatter, Box ;1
real Toronto - Halifax - Bourn made Into neckpieces, collars and 420. Cntgary. Alberta. shows 'a flash or so of form, and
"Surely they can't do. this to �1E�•it
Winnipeg - Vancouver. capes. Take advantage of thlo offer immediately he's rated along with shouldn's happen to even a dog." y
before rising prices take effect Jan. WANTED s _s s
1, 1947. Oliver spanner & Co, Ltd. -or; ahead of -the Shores. Con -
1. ri... c• WAN'PED TO BI�1( -S AIaH9S SAT -
-- ' SaYE 1�11U >IiYT81xt3 Ntic saet_ e.- or kitten. Also has an pup1>;i� or i.J.Z.. TLj IL . , al snust -havve -beret indeed -a rude
DYEING AND CLEANING
ZPS HAIRDRESSING young dog. Apply Box 120, 7i Ads- real stars of old. awakening for the kid -about as
•dyeing or cleaning?. Write to us for hide ti", Toronto. ♦ s heavy' a jolt as oly athleAe ever
information. Ws are glad to an- •
war your questions, Department LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE WANTED, RELIABLE FARMERS So it was with Ted Williams. took. And per,�onally we re pail- <
�, Parkerh Dye Works Llmlttd, Robertson method. information on to, winter feed number young cat -
Til Yong* Street. Toronto. Ontario et regarding classes. Robert- He for cash monthly. Writs, no=- Through a Combination of consider- ing for him to have entrails enough 9
son's Hairdressing Academy. 1i7 tar could accommodate, exactly able natural ability and some fair- to take his medicine and tome back
Avenue Road, Toronto. how fed, also price monthly. Write
FOR SALE w.P.O Box 578, Toronto. to-mediocre pitching to hit against, better than ever. But, if he's wise.
he started in to d some really cote- when next season starfs Williams ql
KELP WANTED � ti
,�7fGORA RABBITS FOR SALE. HATCHINti EGGS WANTED FOR mendable clouting, especially of fire will confine his radio listtning to
hacks & Dora, the*. months 91d. WOMEN FOR DINING ROOM[ AND IH7 hatching season. Flocks culled g' I
d,pply Chas. t3. Laing, B&Yham. L tray work, tmmedlately; full male- and bloodteated free of charge un- long- distance variety. In this he all
programs, and his scaling
der Government supervision Guar-
- tenance. Apply Douglas Memorial was aided, too, b the fact that he t0 poetry Or mystery stories; for,
ATTENTION NOVELTY hospital. Fort Erie. Ontario, a,taad premium pus hatchability
y
Max ium paid. For full details wrtta is a dead right -field hitter, and sad to sly. those bast:6a11 scorers w
8-4.3 DIFFERENT TARiETt 9S IN � B No: 95: 72 Adelaide W. To- practically all major league ball are pretty tough eggs. For they
one apple tree. Also McIntosh on C01 PI.E FOR FAMILY OF THREIi:
:hardy • rootatocks. Black oaApd Red adults, Wile, cook general. bus. °onto. pastures are so laid out so that only credit you with the hits you
- !Currant Plants ter commareill and band gardner and handyman and GUNS WANTED lefties have quite an advantage over actually make there •at the ptaie-
pllvat* D1anHag in the newest vs,• be able to milk one cow. ]inners $0 cash and up paid fox good qual- g -
�rties PHILLPS FARMS. CHA• separate living quarters. near To- their ri ht- handed brethren when it and riot with' the ones that your
L-GUAY VILiLAGIII, QVIL ronto. Box 119. 78 Adelaide W.. Y sporting rifles end shotguce: comes to extra -base knocks. praise - agents claim that ycu're
Toronto, inspection at Your convenience: ^
NOXER PUPS. PAWN. HLACK A. Fl -Loan, inquiries invited. Ivan s • • bound to, tally...
saask. champion stock. I rmbrust, A. Flatman, 125 Dawes ltd. Toros -
3! Queen 8t. 2►orth. Tho�Old. OtSt. CoVPLE FOR FAMILY OF 3 to Phone OY, 2782. And all'at once the sports pages - 9
adults. Wife, cook- general, hus. were filled -and the air -waves
band - houseman and handyman. Greatest Crop
Able to drive car. Modern separate slopped oven -with paeans and t
GIIID R POSTS-ALL 81ZEi1 !'RO]L llvingg quarters. References r quir- In U.S. History
`
lr to 1$" tops Writ* Harvey Bor- ed. Bayvlew Avenue, near Tors• plaudits for this Wonder Boy. Coat- . . y r..
its Filghlasd Creek, Ontario. or hill, 7. miles from Toronto, Box 11i. S'nd fee d'ca'i' °f FREE TRLAL mentators, same of whose ersonal
phone arbaro 803. hi Adelaide from Toronto. GVVER of Brituh mods appliaaw 'tat p
diet from Rupture Reaommaoded by baseball sneinaries went back all of great '.'•' '
1lOR SALE. GOOD H$TCBER AND t and The e5t crop production in _ t
orery buatn O minis town' WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED obi* yauP of � you have It as,. ten years, hailed- him as better than the United States history is being
farm hand, single, Industrious: will. firs berms firmly. In �W eases Willie Keeler T Cobb and Babe ving accommodation Inclu d' . Y• realized as the growing season
d� ing, no intolerable habits. Wages the ruptured taswra e*uatN sad ruP�+ g E±
004 cash, balance easy. Box 1t I, start at $60 per month. yearly con• b omqu�.d tor.-•er, write today: Ruth all rolled into tine; and even nears an end, the Agriculture De-.'
e-
Adelaide W, Toronto. tract, clean home, start November. - • . ;•a.60FromIt.w.tsre,ss. -
Box 118, 73 Adelaide IV. Toronto, Siiliv'a aM � men n better who should have partment reported. •. <
!'RESR OYSTERS RUSHED TO Ont. known better, were quoted -or mis- The department said aggregate
rou fresh from the sea coast of quoted =as saying he was the great-, production of all crops will be =.5
Bova Scotia Delle
Economy I istr bu- HEDLCAI. CN ECkE D est hitter if all time,
tUJOs for stamp. Economy Discribu- per. cent -more than the precious 4
tp4rs, Kingston, Ont DON'T l mark Pain Y SUFFERER fIr Q ✓!ilry - - _ - -- n - - _ _ -•. t E
• of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis .a� Moser 8�ek • �• • record of 194. aril 6.4 per cent -..
101E, DUCKS. TURKEYS FOR should try Dlzori's Remedy. Munn
IT - - ---1- tiiord" ;fins abo�'e the 1933 -3t y
*•ding purpose. Orders must be ro's Drug Store. -i35_ Elgla. Ottawa. Ira quick relief from Itching caused by ecsema Larne the All 5fi-i Game between average. o
before Na4etsber. Send for fr" PosTp9ld 71.00. atltirq'rl Dot sesbtes pmplaandoc6rrleclunn
ncsl,ac 100+X. ens r. P`fanwo coodkkas o�r_ep� n coot' medicated.liquK' the two leagues. The very best Topping this )'t]r'S Production S
�o.. Summerald*, Box 36, P.E.I. POST'S ECZEMA SALVE D. IL IL 0 tie`ItirT R Greaselet% and thing that could have happened to will be record crops of corn and {�r
stainless. Sootber, comforts and quickly caln•i Williams would have been for the i
- JAWICSWAY 3A00 EGG YNCUBAYOR Banlsh- the torment of dry *cxoma, int*ar*imhin� Daat♦� r. Ask�oatdrttgst t wheat.
19-r -Tale. Front Road, Sto-b� 61, R.R. rashes and weeping akin troubles. todav for 0. 0. 0. APBMAM 77vss. National League pitchers to set
R Amheretburg. Philip Glmpel. Post's Eczema Salve will not disap-
point yQu. him back on his Frances, hitless.
itching scaling burning sesame, RECTAL SORENESS AND But they didn't. To them that All 4
ODERN - OLD TY1ME - COWBOY ache,- ringworm, pimples and ath- Star Game was just another extra
e7arda. Large stock, prompt do. lete's foot will respond readily to ) -
try, %end for free Noting. Eda- this stainless, odorless .'•ointment, PILE TORTURB chore, for which they didn't even � 4
rds Music House. 684 Mouist regardless of how stubborn or
*&sent Road. Toronto. hopeless they may aeeta. QUICKLY RELIEVED Set paid overtime, and they pitched J / a
PRICE $1.00 PER JAR exactly that way. And Williams
ffaIPTUJrE OUTBOA MOTORS fend Post Free on Receipt of Price u Lou an wO°� 'rim t�'at pS° m fairly murdered that National / 4
d authorised Parts Service; * l r*etal at not delay did. a std
. .I►q ee �t p � POST'S REMEDIES .r.. tb. I.tasg thi. 000d;tiaa bsooa,. y
ywhere. Neptune Oqtboard o• Queen St, E. Corder of Logan siresie. Any itcbit+g or aormsas or painful League .pitching -and • one could a
Kprs overhauled; workmanship Toronto. ofetootiaaata ,r*'awaraissandpropt a
gt�li aranteed, scope Sales Co.. Boz t a6ould ba wound at note almost see him licking his lips as
L Ottawa, Ont GOOD REALTB laoR s[ax AND r-,v- set a Vackaga of Ham -1tald he thought of the World Series to 1 c
warren ill and weak. Frei h.allns � ��d,;' and use m di�� � come.
and health. drugless, Illustrated tiw s � ta� �j buy ��
____._,NEV0 PARTS literature. Write Eimer Julian, mM � y♦a{� the
for J D.C.D.N.. 575 North Claremont Ave..
set* Msdw spots Rem -iliaW 1r pieaaast M r l
Chicago 13, Ill, t■ reooaro�ded and ie aaa% tin Signs of increasing delusions of 1
"UNIVERSAi. ISREN GUN + tit eliot[Y for asy me to risk • std _
aoodttioa whe. sod° ai..r.dy grandeur on the part of Williams i
CARRIERS HIGHLY IItECO![I[6irD)ZD ICY- 110 at each a amaII east became even more noticeable. He '2 tatttst4=se #
ery sufferer of Rheumatic Pains or � you ty Ham - ;;loin ad an a"�sAa*� talked of demanding a mere eighty call, j
'•..legit wheats, sprockets, track and Nquritin should fry Dlxon's Rent. with the resoles. fine druggidi A - _---
many others. ed7�, Mtinro's !?rug 'Store. 775 El- settus foot Deno. - thousand dollars for hi■ nr�r* a,�
LEVY AUTO PARTS
gin, Ottawa. Pdstpald
T38 Queen West. Terestl
MUSICAL INSTRU39ErNTS - -
TANDIxG DOBERMAN.
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of international chain ton Troll 'Mental 111 Churc
• Du •En elaburg, 1150. 101 Osh- s. h, Toronto f. - • _ - - _
awn Blvd., �shawa,
ndependen6o
UPirOiTUNITIng FOR R'Umlaiae - - - --
MOPS FEMALES ONLY, BEST
1*ep dog, strain irtiported from BE. A HAIRDRESSEl� --
till d, bob tailed black and JOIN CANA A'8 LEADING SCHOOL • • • .
hlte, Also Springer Collie; cross D LL 1
�akt, wonderful watch and hunt- Great Opportunity. Learn be i1L,8 tDlCt /b a state o, f mind
leg dogs ;15.00 each. A. ldscffiea- Hairdressintt _
Pleasant dignified orofsYston ([ood _
al*, Box 623, Lethbridge, Alberta. wages, thousands successful IC[atv61 pfJOjsk who 3eEk t0 be independent, OAIy the
sraduates. Am*rica'a greatest s-
rein. Illustrated catalogue
tire` Rlan who makes u his mind to do So
iYItiISTERED GF.RIIIAY SRF.P- ""•"`J p """�`�
Write or call.
nerd puppies, three months, 'sham- MARVEL HAIRDRESSING •' --and don $Z -eV/fr actually achieves #AdepeAdeq%.
��{{ppnsd stock. dark males $100, to-
dark i75. Van Eric Kennels, Box SCHOOLS f ".' A Very good SOmethll7g you eari'd0 i3 to put your _
758 Rtoor St W., T ronto
rib. Grimsby, Ont, B h 44 KI 8 t Sevinsa into f•wnsdss Ravines Aendre
Side -Tee Soot Destroyer
It your stove or furnace causes
trouble due to soot, poor draught or
mimoke. We guarantee our soot de.
stroyer _ to remov_e_aoot . trom _a.ny
- $Oat burn nig stove or furnace pipes
and chimney. Gives better draught
and more heat, saves fuel. Pack -
?contains approximately 30 aD-
Ications, Enough soot destroyer
o last one stove or furnace all
winter, Send money order $1.40.
Postpaid anywhere in Canada. Use
4 weeks if not sntisfied money re-•
tended. J. R Kernohan Mfg„ Box
,296. Forest, tint.
•'SPFEDIE" ELECTRIC MOTOR.
The toy motor that features high
ed, one cell operation, nnn -a11R
bppulley. weighted base, Limited num-
r at only $175„ D99atpaid. Thou -
stns Island Crafls, B.o,c 94, Brock -
ville, Ontario,
ranc es. no. t" is1 toss
& 74 Rideau Street. ttawa.
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:5'*�rvO.• .. �. •• ./ • 4 • .. — _ � • .. � n � +• — i •sees — ��� ' - ^ ! u a,
�Vhitevale and �izs. cxarle, Silo visited at , Rev. John McLachlan st0ended Ike .. xozleH { { !
• the h<Ine of Mr. a: d Mrs• Ted flaneral services of a very close CHIROPRACTIC r OeT tt !� >/�'
(By Mrs. Edith Parks) Grover, Toronto,' on Sunday. friend this Tuesday, Oetobe: 29. �KI,Y I s
T
fty
he deepest sym>maxhy of the Ttie C. Q. L T. met in the Sunday 1HEALTH CLINIC
The Woman's Association of the comtanaity is extended to Mr. Grasp School roonbs . of Wtevade '� nited 146 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa, Oct. COA14 CSOHR,
United Church is holding a Bazaar V,anBlsricome, in the loss of his Church, on Saturday afternoon, the r
in the Sunday School Room on Sat- mom. 26th. They held an afternoon of Work . �g Treatameab including 'P�f�OD� QE�RNTI
urday, November 0, at 2.30 p• m. Mr. and Mrs. .Norman Randall during which they made , novelties Chiropractic, Clectro- Thet"y -..: aANDv CiliaV$L,
Aprons, miscellaneous articles, Home . and Mr. and Jim Leslie Randall, for the W. A. Bazaar; at the : nd of
- ifineral Vapor Baths =_
wide baking 'and Chriemes' Ca-is all of Toronto, spent the Weeks t>5e work nod the Ind _. .
girls made and practicing 24 Years.
will be for sale. After con ea wii! with Mr. and Mrs. N. Randall. served their own lunch. phone 224 BUILDER'S �OPPLIFiR
be served. The C. G. L T. Will also
heave a booth. also local cartage work
Last Tuesday even`re 0:--b 2" We ksvealso plseed instoct a fuH
Mr. and Mrs. W.. A. Hilts were hj�.t ficke'" when Cottage Prayer Meetings 'was r� Car''.. CY R 1 L E. M O R LEY Lams 1rAPLE Lla
held at their home. The Devotional g - INSURANCE i AND ter••• — raa+aas& 141a ow
Leader was Mien Ruth Hutchings of
- __ -- Green River. Mrs. E. Forsyth and • . ' ' _ REAL ESTATE A. W. MITCHELL
Mee• Poatill offered a lovely duet.
The ladies of the First Baptist Owriet., • PHONE 67 PICK. .Pickering, Out.
'Chtirch, Whitevale, and of Green - - - -• - --
River Baptist Church met on Wed -
_ neadaY afternoon, October 23,_at the
: 1� of Mra..Frank Turner, Green Let the Shelf Stn. 401 Dundas u�il�e�� ��r¢�torr�
.
noo3 was Mrs. Cook, also a Green Ste. East, Whitby. -- OR utibu�14� A.. E. Ric#tarason
River resident.
f The Junior Red Cross of white- 'DISTRICT MANAGER BAT, INSURANCIl1
sale Public School fte a on last '� ='INTERIZ YOUR CAR EIdPIRE� LIFE _ t A cme
Party on Friday afternoon last in
the school rooms. Moat- of the =
children appeared in costume - and s+�+p Is�ta. G�aay Aa.dd aftbli■l�ied agiseq, IN*
` vied for -the prizes. A few refresh- SERV�%.,Z & REPAIRS �
manta 'were served to end the after - Ross D. Munro Plans Plehorlag A
— i noon's activities, and each child W. Ii_ Curtis
ehild came home with gay baskets of We Will Call And Pick It U To1° min D• .�.. B
Iarasdy and pop -corn. A "ghost" was p _ Murvyn Keane, Oshawa M3 II
s� visiting the school, and it Ralph Gulliver, Oshawa -- C n 1VI t Sales hauntingly told s_ story during the - 5" Whi
. ou ty o or a es ��r/ w,, o�. Test se +' -1
- Mrs. Hassell was a guest soloist = Y>r iXi. MAW ' at the First Baptist Church on ne i�► hit -- — �t■aN >irlMe
- -=
S�day- morrrina. - -- 7 ! CICZNSED AUG'tTONF.NR atd � R�
Mr. 'and lira, Wm.- Hift■ and' Mr. VALUATOR B Osd• Plek a s �!
Mtn conducted Anywhere _ .. , ..._.,_.,,.• ., , - -- ,.
$14 D■adm Phone o� �Wh%by, Oak KEN AND CLARK E
Maple Leaf Fire
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Insurance CO. Counties of Ontario and York,
Write or Phase �/ -
Farm Stock Implements House-
Cheap Kates fbr Farm and FoaDtry _ -- � � hold *Furniture, Real Estate
- Femaaaat Regsing Pain Sales our zlpec>e�tty at Beasoashl®
'W'Laistorm Insurance cal 8■ildt�apl _ _ : -- _ _ - _ Rates Dual Servi:oe for the j
_ Y tLs�t IM1ras r the Tempe and Price of One.
ile mills, sera .A. 4 - ` Ladies & Men s Wear i verwes. It may be Your Eyes, Milliken P. O. phone, Agin. 62W3
_ Antemobii. Insnrsas�e. of w11 Yiai.
C. H. TUCK. OPT. D. Markha`n P. O, phone Marls toe
Bowan & Rowe Children s Fay Suits & Overalls � Prentices have been eatat�lirttied
Disney Block, Opp P. O
auctioneers . sups 1890.
_ Foots & Shoes - ---:
GEM THEM NOW I ! ! _ OSHAWA Barrister Sondtoar Notary P■11M
- PIPES ELBOWS FOR YOUR - -. �llenl• t!5'� +
- Self. serve Groceter"' ,C. C. RICHAROSON
STOVES and FIMNACES. -°
_ _. - _
Suite 8i1 Cratieentd Lis !�
(Black and Galvanized) L j ?�
COAL �cUTTLES � • ► , C j 1 A P N i A 1"r,1 Sellers & Atkinson, 371 Bay 9t. Tomato
Try ''Chinn: y Sweep" Soot Phone Awn, 20 i Wt - St,-suff. 290 : Yeas Satisfaction
i illy Guaeanses
Destroyer -•+The Modern Way To iC�nsed
Crean Chimneys, Furnaces and H • C �{ E
_ Flues. AuCtlOnPers FAINTER & EWCORATOR
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f+ w5 Year's Jrerienee
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c *T [ , n Specializing in Farm Stock, M�
_ PickerixJ 46 ' ( !GENERAL HARD WARE :All lanes and Property and J. L <Mud) STEWART, B. A.
.d�
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Bills Wired
tar Notary i
BROCK. _
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.TAY. !'RL, SATURDAY u j 368 King Street. East. Oshawa. 'QW
Two Shows -�7 and.9 P. M. Fish in Season
-
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ssalnrday Matinee at 1.80 P. M.
J.A. W ILLOUG HBY -
suits & Vegetables NilhouglIby Fur 'Ag, -ncw
_ BREAKFAST IN HOLLYWOOD i _ • . � �«uoe +cwa awl Head Office - ioruato
Tan $i'en man Bon.ta drinvalg _SILK'S MARKET I56 Yon" 3t. ADGi606
ed 'Forty
_ _Andy Russell and Spike Jo�ies ,._._ '• _____
... and Oldesi in
- -- - _- Dons Pickering 26 _:... _:., -: - -' -..' ' . • _ - 1� �YF ��ah
ARTHUR F L C' CONSULT OUR ACTIVE_ CITY DE PT.
![ONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDi�'SDY PHONE 62 R a - ' FOR THAT HOME IN THE CITY
NOVEMBER 4. 6 and 5 �rr.ema.ial e
.WANTED
Last Complete S :ow At 8.10 COMRIE UMBER
- •
_.::. A Yank ir, London - D
YOUR EGr S LI>I�ITE f .
_Anna Neagle and Rex Harrison �� • - i
- An Added Attraction - Hl h st Market Prices'. -. SCar6oro Junction
_ g ces_ Paid - ''TELEPHONES — 'Howard 1117. and Scarlwro 336 �
— �'- TARZA?Q -aTii LE(?PARD W0?&kN Also till Best Market forYour
- Johnny Weisamuller' Brenda Joyce Stough and Dressed Lumber ,![lllworlt
'7 I+4amels Sub Doors s reeaa JJ
- =URSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY - - 1..1VE Interior Trim 1konulap H 1
NOVEMBER Sand HUGS LA MBS- CALVES d ng Ala �s�r .... {
Wallboards Reek Lath O.dar has
TOM CONWAY y " • CHICKENS - -HENS
• ".emu aeon ;
The
Falcon's Alibi �'�"°' Preiod. exlay Th1♦e
PICKERING F ARMS LTD. asst W.�I Ia■alatlr. c....et ..d �. -
plus an added attraction W 0 Wr sI� �
WI rmi, ONTARIO ,PHONE 3S6 Day or Night 1KAilM43ENOUR 1� * a PURE PADM
Bea ut =f ul��
Bonita Granville Noah Seery Jr. - - All grades of P. C. Cedar Shwngles