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r WOL. 66 No. 14 PICKERING, ONT. FRIDAY, NOV. 29, 1846 � � .� , Authorized as Second Class latter R84e it„00 ]pier year; U. S. >lit,fie � C. lin!•kar and Sea. Publishers 4c• Post Office Department, Ottawa _ r: .__J -B. =Bnnis And A - Mc Ewen- lon'test leeveship .D - And Councillors Returned . Ace'lamat� n e u# reeve o W. Percy Neale D. B. Annie + present Reeve of official in the township. Gave a Cdirate 45* Wedding Anaivresary Pickering, Village Pickering Township, and N. E. Mc- great deal of credit to o*kials for e Ewen will contest the Rev eahip work they have done. Thinks they Mr. and Mrs. D. S: Crawford, of for this township for the year 1947. will need more. assistance in the � Brooklin, Ont., celebrated their 45th 'Mr, Willard Cronk, of Detroit, : Deputy -reeve Win, H. Westney bolds very near future. Hired new cos- <r wedding anniversary on Saturday }$ stores t the week-end aa, with Mr. and his office again by acclamation, as stable to assist Chief Irvine. Added evening last, in the form of a Sur prise Party, and were presented " Rev. D. M+are�tall uadetwlent a do the remainder of last yea r's expenses iv)-health, caretaker; in- i operation in Oshawa tiros Council: George Todd, Frank Dia- shred five n>nubers of each of the with a chenille bedspread by their 'surgical trey and M. B: Burp fire departments. . Aanily, Gordon, of Oshawa; Gorm- • P� week, a-•rd his daughter has A not- too -well attended namins- Councillor Frank Disnejt {escheat) ley, of Enniskillen; Garnet, WNtby; sine, undergone an operation. ' u, tio3 meeting last Friday, the foll- --Only $410 had been paid on sheep Madeline, of Audley, Lorne, Brook- BIRTHS owing nominations were received: losses for year - this is a record. =F lie; Ralph, Brougham; Elmer, of For Reeve - D. B., Annia, N. E. Councillor M. B. Burk (aculam.), � Toronto and Vekna, of Whitby. Born, at Bixby i;atolls Private McDwea; For Deputy- Reeve, W, H. = Relief for4past ten months totals Hospital Long Bead, Calif., on Nov. o wrestaey and Councillors _George ' $2366.23, which includes Mothers' I Thoug:it Dad was Playing 'hicks" ember 24, 1946 to Mr. and Mrs• T. Todd, Frank Dianey,' Milton B. Allowance and T. B. aftercare. There Aa Track TurnaJ Over' Ron. White, (formerly of Dunbar- { Burk, Horace Brown„ Robert Ruddy is a rebate of 50 percent on some Verdict - " Accidentaf" ton), a daughter, Bonita A;nn. - 4 and .Joe, Banyan, of this work, which brings the total - Mr. Annis reviewed sane of the to the township down. : " ;� {•;;• Three bad habits�ocnmon habits Christmas Concert S6 9. No. 49 work of lht County Cuuocil of the Horace Brown, nominated for �..Y ' „' - habits people scoff at, when warn- past ten months. He is a member of Council (declined) and representing ,' ed about them, cnbined to bring a- The Annual Christmas ca Concert in 1 the County Road Committee. County the South Pickerirg Raeepay_ rs' bout the accidental death of Will_ fire school house of, S. S. No, 4 plans to take over all bridges with Association, stated that the township tam George Hill, Greenwood, The Fast„ wall be held on Wednesday, a 30 -foot or over span Pickering wks undergoing a change. Does series: practical joking, a bdy under _ Deaamber 4, at 8.00 p. m. has more bridges of that size than not believe any of the present coon- The s.m�l election of officers in the required age, driving a vehicle any other township in the county. cil will be in offide during 1949. Rorie i,edge, A. F. and A. lid., took and traking his eyes off the road led _Tito I tart' Club lace oar Thursday, Nov. 21, when He believes we will bave. -to foam a Suggests that township would be p 'to the overturning of the truck pint- High Scheel Area heetine: The surrey better administered if divided into W' Percy Neale was elected Wor- ring -The younxest member of the Club, shipful Master for the year 1947, Hill to the ground and causing �. W. Barry Murkar, spores to the of Duffing creek will be made as wards. States population of South death by asphixia and shock. 'and W. 'Frank Baker and C. S. local-Rotary,, at dinner on Monday soon as the Department can do it. end of township growing rapidly and i Dr. V. E. Cartirright coroner, r T. B. tests for everyone in the town - will continue with few industry such i Bryant, Senior and Junior Wardens presided over the inquest into Hill's ' evening, describing some of tars'. ship to be carried on early in, the an Johns - Manville. Listed some of respectively. - death which was held on Tuesday trials and tribulations, and -scxn- new ear.... the Reeve wants ev- the things SP'RA, has - done directly They, and other officers will be - of the pleasures to be had is prb- evenin here. Crown- Attorney Alex; eryone to take advantage of tWa, and indirectly during the past year, I officially insta'led at the regular r I Hall, gby questioning witnesses lishinq a weekly- newspaper, 1'e The township has spent a lot of such as: cha-4e of Voting date, es- me i.lg on Thursday, December fl t broucfit Iout. the facts that Douglas praised the many community - mini- ed money on heaith education in the tablishment Of polling sub- division ! � Hill, 14,-Year-o74 adopted son of the w people art- located over our district, past year. -For the first time, tie No. 3A., police, sidewalk at Dunbar- Canadian Girls In Training deceased was, driving at the t °me of i �r h° take care• o the publicity 4,r C Provincial Government_ will a the ton, gravelling of Highbush Trail, {continued on page Four, pay � the accident with his little niece and township a grant for this work, a- brief to Royal Ctxnmission on Educ- The meetin- , opened with the op- his father, 'who was in the habit of ; gnounting to 60 cents per school ation, `stop sig;>-" at Altona Road, eninq e�ce*cises by the President. playing; practical jokes on the boy. �hQ 4ku14eh.03 pupir, and Pickering will receive RLTral free delivery on Fairpodt Bch. 1 The Secretary's and Treasurer's r?- ihnught Dad was plavinq tricks I "rr _ rts cysts given and appm -ed. Bus- , title, amounting to about $600. He Road. ; po , . on me' t)'e boy stated. so I took O will stand for e:eetion for snot -ter Robt. Ruddy, for Councillor (de inPas was discussed. The �or•sliip, my eyes off the road a-•d t>,e track E - E.°irkering United Church - year, dined) thing Pickering eat Chang ;taken by Rose 'Wionaek and Juan,` (eontineld on Page.Four) Rev. Rubt. C. Copeland, B. A. W. H. Westney (acelam.) stated ing so" fast but that present Council Fallaise, was on the subject "De- taxes would be higher this year can keep up' w'itir it. Thinks ntY 'torah ",' s woman from the little, ,•�avo The Children Fund 91fXPAY. DEC. 1, 1946 f eating to thein�rease.l oust of opera icials pf tcnvuship have donea�nd After the project, the meetinq-uas 10.00 x... in. - Sululaji School , tion. The ag e:inerrt wkh Ajax, - job. especially can.,-mtulating clerk closed with the . singing of Taps".. Christmas in Europe is - so sad 11.416 a, m_ - Mor ^ing Worship - -- .know-n tai evei•yoae; -that lapsed after and assessor for their work during i by "J ': _ _. .. - that we turn in horror fro its con- -- 7.00 p, rn, - Everiinq Worship - the war, is sti'1 continuing in the ' the past year. Fepls prnud to be a templati ; '' = �- on. Christmas is the child's , same manner. We +hwe had little memb +r of this township •in such a To the Eluctorr of Piekerinq Tap. day, and our thoughts go out to �W M. .,, of the i'nired Church bospitalization costs with Ajax. This fire 'posit�ion as Pickering. making car own chrt¢rcn happy. But l The re) u'ar mentinq of the W. M. agreanerit should have ended with 304. B3anignn,.�for Cotrneillor,(de- In' enakinq an appeal for �0ur in Europe, children are hung r }•; they'' S. of th+_ T',,4ed C'iurca will be he?d - = -the scar, but has not, as .ye't. kie dined I, paid tribute to ivork*,done by antiniripal support, 1 do so with a have no shelter and no warm cloth -• ; at -the bome..Of tl^e T'restdent, tfirs• ti stated that we had t-o f ll.o.ta present Council. S:a:ed 'that blscin- whole-hearted desire to, protect the ing. ;They haunt the - streets and the M. S..Cbapman, ore Thursday after- shifts on the cnai-itainer all surri- ess presr;ure w•ou'd not give him freedom -and, rights of this town - g•arbage tins in flocks like little noon, 11�oetrbor 5, at 2.20. ' The mer. Unable to .g't anol.her train- timre' enough to cnnaider running For u ship, ' -dogs, £'or some tiny -bit of spnilyd Clrriy'rnas Program will' lie ,under tainer at present time owing to Council this }_etir. _ During, the Tast few .};ears, we 'aid dirty food: Above all, many � the leadership of -Mrs, Frank Baker, precious orders by other tovr-rshipa: O sometimes wondered who actually -thousands are lost children whom 'Wiil all the lad!PS who have "Dlite n Then-- were over ' -'7 thousand yards Elected by acclamation as trust- ; were the council: A spirit of facism the war has deprived of their par- Boxes ". please bring them to this of ;ravel crushed this year, 'a rut of ess of rhool Area �`b• 1,' were— n•' 9icitatotship has crept in and is ents and friends, some of thir.n, in meeting, also - '}•our hymn brinks for gravelling done, G wend and to steel 3lessrs Jnhn Fslt +•er. Chas. Robert, rnawing at th vitals and founda- ; reality, orphans; others whorl care th' �i lrinf of CamT%. Answer to the . cuherts'put in. Mure work do.r•e Alan Lishman, Wn'. Collins. and S. tinn of democracy. Why not dispen-e ,� moue} may in time, replace Roll Call — "A Christias Thought ". this year on reads than in a good.' Mann. ,ti it T^ the Co ircil , and just appoirt' a �c itlt their fri nilies or• rc'ratic es. , t'a'r Niou.1 :.;;.? to see ev,try member �N ma ;ir years in the: past. .There has Others who'•SNAt bri,•hy ,veep cjic:ator "• . i•Sac'e the Children Fund" is s: nd. Plea °. +t. All ladies are cordial'y in- bE en some bush visa ind °nut, but still fnrnrer i ±prey. V� m. Rpe�nr, Roht Ta \F; are up, but-no ohs _te'ls ynti mg' to Europe the -most necessary •� v ited to attend. _ s a ;,,t to do. kestneti listed off stair Rec+sor, F. L. t ;hap,nan arid- Mr. :art - �+s Why. So Frig as Pickering remains tliings--ctd_.liiver oil, baby foods and t•%-enty road -Jobs that have bw.-a. C. DiPmol+d. I 1 r i b 1. an agricultural area, we csnnol warm c�nt.rine, a,id is.I'a).nr• ,r i i'le�...s ^rarer T'h,+rrh. Pickering :f►: e . - ,me'n'd this year. „Deparu rent The chair•ir an, Cler':; T. John- ' £•rariii" m 1 the' buildin and staffing of child Rev,. P. Marshall �' ha1'P inn many' crn an o 1 ccr.tc.up cluai:;g year. stf.n; annnuncrd tbnt.•if any ofiicra r g _ ay clot. 7 •(rr �''ntk inters tl rc is a }fiEU�tcr r li •+ ! nE�d aCCI:rrY 1'b,: E'r� CO:1 *es +ed, . ��;'�? teen' Pa }' • R nulti -'c _ ' GcL� (iri rtc(I �r err rti ( >. N•; ^mar ^big i li r^a�n in 't1 e ' eves' of I' " r ,�, c t,' N. .:•raft, Org -.+ ist ' P Fi,tc'en P 'rr_., can. , i :ereascd solar :�s of every be —. �'r,nc3ay, I)Peembcr 3. ;, air :. oleo a► prom. ; :'s. Life''. There ate not marl of u_4 I. ... ,Sl \D_ki•.`T)FC. 1, 1. 4C - y - -. -- -- — --- -- Our council h :F• be--n ver ;' liberal w•hn can :.,ford fo pFive'fifT "2 ;1. d0117 i 2.00 P. nl. - Sunday School TIII` til_.I) FOUZ-C) C. O. 0. F. Rowrli*, Les-tte err ad-•anring -!.,E- flu ?e f f tTle 'I"�!io,l. ' an• I,ut fit. °teen „f u:;,-- giving One hits 't,•iken this body t•.rrrt. :-nee Dollar, will uccnrlplish the sine Th.,rP•w'ill nr+t hn Kay ClTl:re!1 Ser- - Fol'�,wing oar arri.'.e in nor last ;'(11' he Tie ^its test a la.. j,,. sPr the bPnafi::, h,>+ aTaa. thine —aid. fi `'cPn cent, w;1 t c,•' t N years 1 'h ^lp. a ire .lrr.ir j ;a.'. ley; h ,t all rvem- a ;cs•iue. in in tl.iS ' Tl•e 13usy tars. • in')-:aced t!'.r•ni ;n llioy 1,,nowllnf!ly (-,r otb• ^r%;; e: cut 0-e 3Ii -; L vise P.• i'.,e, I'i :l <eri :r \% o 1 •* i„ : g, 'c• I cr err •irr.•� :.r:i n,+d nrsr�d tr• C� - - vt:! ;irt'; 1,o ;s !resin hits a1:uep :--a: br �.r elan c ^s of :'heir •retu:-n. :•nan.cl, fl••gi,.•hi.� of In c* ♦,.• _t {,1 - C i c., l . , hut. . ',..0 C N nve -ei cnp�•+r. nt h.'h� r rn -t) •* .r_ c ta.itn to ;,ui,r,ut sut;tr =.ions. iazt Pelvis} (•veiin� to rsp :ure,al' the Crn;th lntn h} calling ari elect I Chidren .Fund Poard for Canada. ;inn Chun >ll a +' ll.nn a m. crheii the NIn' Irv, in Huh_,= �ti -'an i_i se� ious ; three poi: :s zre ,nove'•in'_o soc,:'Cid ion nn a Monday in -teed of a Snt nilI be glad 'to ,ac ^ept and for%-n ;d fiari :�Tnprt. of tits T.Urd's Supper sketch, calling for the placing of a place by one phi ;lt. urd'ay. i ; any' gi`a of 'hone}• to the, Head w-irl,be ohserred. CUM along the -north ' side •o_' ti•-e ; 'Pile Uufiers ;J.: o ' slif "crr,-d a What is rnlr alterna•. +�e . F ^rtnr- quarters. All dona +-`tons of One Doll- etiti:!ng s'dev.alk in frdht of Chip- ' double deNa.t at the hands 'of the ; ies, plants and .r.iTe -of tlirEn. Ol'or ar or over will be free of Incune Tho -Pn1,l ytr.ri ^n W. 'V. R, man's Store a.)d the Yost Office. j Blowers, oho are reap} starting to I some inducement' to r; ^t them here. Tax and will teceive.T'oeipts. mPE`t at t?�p 1 oat o` Mrs. William On this white-painted curb would I pile up points.. DO you realize we are on the hack- ~ Ness. nn TTIr*sday, December_ 5, at lie mourned iron pipes or hosts, -E Bill. Holochuk took the, men's steps.of Tnrnnto? Wake up! and 'nt OPEN LETTER at 3.00 o'clock. ,. ;wined tugetiler at the tap by chain dnnb'es with 37ii paints while Norma ticketing Tm,ns'rip rrip�e ahead. ' and opening in this centre as a Bentley won the 'adios' double and ' fours and rely..rixil s and freAml 36 Glynn Ave., Ajax. ` also rolled the highest score of the I consider a sacrpd trust and assure Dear Friends: Dunbarto�r [ ?nited Church ` passageway. As the Christmas season draws Rev- A.' E. Holley. B. A., B. D. ` Tne contributor approves of our night -with 39U points, you I -will protect sa,•ne for both MinisMr Standing points near, our thoughts .turn- to the child - calling atte ition to this nrstter, a:vd great and small. T Si'7`TDAY. DEC. 1, 1946 ran, especially the children -whose ra =� adds ''the matter is an urgent one + Hepeats 15 9, 45. Church School - Bus B s Daddy did not come back to spend' 9 ?Dr, Neil E. McEwen r.' that calls for an early solution". � y Christmas with them this ear, or » •00 - Morning Worship , t Duf'ers �8 `-'`Your Cand;:aafe For Reeve y Theme - "The Incredible Christ" - ' (Mr. Irwin's drawing is being pass- future Christmases. Also, the shut - ed on to the Police Trustees. Ed.) j .Blowers 4 ' For 1947 ins, the veterans in hosptial, and Tht first in a series of Adult r'> NOTICE { (advertisement), Sermom�r -I _ � those coti�ined to their beds • at .y, d {{ - -- - NOTICE! me 'I s; - --or -after Applications will be received by 'l PICKERING TOR''.` RHIP -[,.effects of service to their country. Crttiennial United Church r Regulatiom under ITiorh1and Creek the undersigned for' the position of NOMIN•ATTON S 7f you know of any such children „ :The Public Health Act" and sick veterans in Pickeri Rev. A. E. Holley. B. A • B. D "General ForaE;nan for the County The c' andidates ' receivil5g an a „ pg br r Pasteurization of Milk, '1fi;r ;Rtpr of Ontario Road System. Applicants anywhere in Pickering To+�inship, acclamation to the Pickering 'will yKM pldas+e contact the Ladies' ST*�'+1D AY, DE(', 1. 1446 t must be capable 4 taking resporr- Township Council for 19.47, take I No person shall sell, offer for 1.15 - Afternoon Church School sr`ble charge of .works .'relative to this opportunity' of conveying i sale or deliver in any part of Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion, j Construction and Maintenance of their appreciation to the Electors I the Township of Pickering, B. E. S. I., Ajax as soon as poss- 7.00 - Evening Service Roads. for the confidence placed in them. milk, 'which has , not been pas- ibis, giving :tame and age, and add- Two bvsintas men will discuss Hie Any further information desired, — iz a BY ORDER.- Tess. For Mterans, please give the avPlication bf Christianity to the )� Webtleey, name, rank, branch- or service and ' canmunicate with the Engineer. • . W. Deputy-Reeve The Lieut,- Governor in Council. �• .. - -'� •�' , Applications must be in Engin- George T. ToM Jul 23 1946, address. If you will do this we "I , OXERING,' bit 11 E- n July r St, Georges Anglican, GuN eer's Office by December 9, 1946, i', Frank �,ey meek sure that Santa Clause makes , ; TO*NSHIP of PICKERING, The Women's Guild of St. George a l M. B. Burk his regular visit this year. ) wr v: T r l (hutch will sues* at f5►e !tome of s j £. 3. L�1. -, iConinicilloks Mrs. Smi +h, on 'Thursday, December County Engineer, Whitby, Oat. President of Auxiliary 5, at .230. • , ;y, A•jarti Oat. ' , ,- - • r ' Poo How Can I conflict with the Devil and his $ Arias Ashley s�O' SS11OO� hosts; that is prayer. Blended for Quality 7 7 We must pray on on all • Q occasions. V1'e must pray "with all Q. How can I make a Rood lun- L�SSOI1 prayer and supplication." We must : cheon dish out of leftover fish? pray "in tl•e spirit ". It is the pray- : !! A. Place the leftover fish in the er which the Holy Spirit prompts casserole with a mound of strained A Letter 'On Christian Living and teaches .that God the father cooked spinach. Cover with white Acts- 18: $3 -30; Ephes,ans 6: 13-111, hears - _ %sauce and cheese, and put in the oven to bake. Golden 'Text. - Finally, be. strong in the Lord, and in the strength of SL'C(:F.SS FORA PARTY Q. How can I remove writ from his might.- hes'ans 6: 10. Max- the eye? 8 p is assured b-, serving Max- ' - -- j A. By applying a drop of castor Riot in Ephesus Well— 011Se. ih18 eu• oil. Or, batbe' it well with warm In conscqucnce of Paul's mints. premely ]j1IIe coffee de. witch hazel or pure olive oil, try the business of idol - making in light* guests because its Q, How catr I remove scorched Ephesus was on the decline. The E. waning arket for silver shrines of blend contains all the spots from cloth? g [)fans was first felt by the silver- stimulating goodness of = - - -� '-'��a A. Wet the spots with water smiths of the city, and they deter- _. and, cover with borax or cornstarch. Choice Latin - American mined to get Paul out of the way rubbing it in wSll.. Let it dry. be The crowd. in an outburst of eo$ee8° fore removing it. fury, rushed into the streets and - Q. How can 1 remove a broken crowded into the great amphithea- eork that Has fallen inside a bottle? tre, intent on crushing out Ephe- A: Pour enough ammonia into sian Christianity and its apostle. fine the ay for to float the cork and put Finally the -crowd was quieted and t TRIASU RIB : it away for a few days, The ammo- dispersed without striking the blow O� ��� ��� nia will eat'enough of the cork to intended for Paul , , permit its easy removal Call to Arms f. '. By George E. Wair�h _ _ Q• How can 1 make all the mo. Conflict is faced in the call to , lasses come out of the measuring' arms. (1) There is the call to CSAr°rFBt X11 The schooner cup? strength. Be strengthened and be- ) ' "No, that's a fait, you didn't."- come powerful in the Lord, We / y rides out the storm. They male A. Grease the cup lightly before tans to rig up a small sail. or that They, stood by the port rail, measuring nslasses. or dip it frill must have strength from Him is �1ing, to -build A raft a" escape watching the sunlight dancing on order to be strong in Him: before Tucu can return and capture the waves. Dick glanced down at of trout, then empty it; this enables (2) There. is the call to stead- t•surs wu them. every drop of molasses tp tome out /2 par 2.iC oauestoaea the bead so close to his, and felt of the cup. fastness, Stand firm against the CHAPTER RV once more the passion of love - subtle, deceiving schemes of Satan. When morning dawned they surging up within him. He turned j Such steadfastness is possible only crept on deck, wan, pale and e:- away abruptly; but she put out a No E_x-a— ralaon to those who have put on__the hausted. but happy. A quack glance small hand to detain him. . whole armour of God. around the horizon revealed the ' ' A local wit said the other day • (3) There is the call to conflict. presence of no ship. The lugger "Don't you want to know where that "the sound most typical of Christian warfare is personal and -± -- -- -'had disappeared. it is, and what it is ?" she asked in Britain at the moment is 'the sound - perpetual against unseen forces of _ - "1 hope she went down in the an iiijured voice. of rain beating on an empty stow- evil. , stormh murmured Rose, smiling, "Wby -d you want to tell me." nth. "" (41 The ;e• is the call to victory. wickedly.. he stammered. "But why should - In a conf in naturally so, unequal. .No such luck, I'm afraid. Trust you? It's not mine. I have nothing how may we conquer? "Put on to do with it." ' the whole armour of God," says old Tucu to save his skin. But if Patti emphasis. he doesn't return 1 won't kick." "Yes, it belongs partly to yott," �" ,with.. 1 "l=ie will." replied Rose with -she, replied quickly. "You helped Victory Asa .., conviction. "He'll come back to save it,- and if we reach land you Wben the "whole armour of °..seize the schooner." must have your share." God has been put on and the "They. we must get away. How He shook his head • slowly. "1 "swgrd of the spirit" has been long " - glancing at the top of the could never do that. It would be firmly grasped. there is, one thing �n the, Road forward mast - "would it take to like accepting payment for -for- still needed if we are to win this _ rig up a sail?"- doing your duty. You saved my ,,She smiled and shook her head. life -when that ugly Carib fought There u a huge army of outdoor "We couldn't do it in a mouth just Self- Discipline � men who have learned to depend ost - me. You knew I couldn't overcome - by ourselves," him, I was too far sent He'd Chase s Fz idney�Ir9er Pills. Rx� p An appeal to parents to permit ing on trains-or trucks causes a 1 She surveyed the wreckage aloft have killed me in the end if you their children to take life's little jarring which is bard on the kidneys � with critical eyes. "If we could get' hadn't shot him',' • -- up a jib," she mused" "jest enough � knocks 'In order to develop self -die- as is also the ezposure to all finds d g "And . then killed me-or worse :' z cipline and adjust their behavior to -wind and- weather. canvas to steer by, we might. lay. she mnrmtired. shuddering.. "Was- �` social standards, is 'made by the This asedieine goes to stimulate the our course for land, if we knew _ ,. n't I protecting myself in shooting Department. of -National Health and •�etaoa of the kidneys and relieve the which -way it was. 4805 which so often result. him ?" Welfare, Ottawa, Learning the hard -- - .- - . Rose was quiet, staring across. -._- _ -- -- SIZE} ' the heaving surface of the ocean. dI suppose so, but -" 4p way has advantages," the depart- For over Bslf s century they bush a _ "What is it ?" he 'inquired, ad- When he stopped she soaked at 1 Tnent states, "A pampered child has • •hedu popular with railway Men, vancing to her side. "What do you him with twinkling eyes, full of little opportunity fo learn to solve truckers and farmers. : see ?" amusement. "Haven't you any cu- life's problems in the school of hard , "I don't kuostr," she replied slow- riosity'° she asked finally. "Don't ' knocks, through trial and "error. m Iy. "It looks like a cloud on the you want to know what the trea- Only through personal experience i a - horizon or -or-" sure is, and how we got it? Or are can we learn to conform to the i "-T land ?" he interrupted eagerly. you afraid that will look like -ac- standards of conduct which living • a t r "It might be. I don't know. cepting payment ?" demands " 1. . Things are so deceptive at sea." s s :. 'He- broke in with a laugh. ' "I'm Add SRtartnesd and Distinction They continued to gaze in the dying with curiosity. What is this direction Ttbe object - faintly out- treasure, and where'd, poir get it ?" to YOUR home With - � Mined above the horizon. She did not immediately answer, MET-WO "We'll believe it's land," he said but kept him waiting, smiling pro- ;finally, :'and when we get a .sail vokingly into his face. "It's a gigged up we'll steer for it." , rather long stWy," she began BLIND "if Father was only in his right finally, "we found it on a wrecked This slim, trim "- piccrr comes V E N - +mind," she murmured, "he could submarine." and goes everywhere, electively. Mane to men -urr of It.%A1,-I'LL%A1,1 M (Flexible Atumlaum) whether it. was land or -" "A _ submarine!" he echoed n Pattern 4806 has done won ec��'^ � - - •'How is he now ?" asked Dick, - -- - -- • with scallops and cut -awn hipline .:• r- CAUTIFLL- stet -We t;ena- _ bewilderment. y p tion 1311nds add charm and Royal— Flexalunt when she paused. and 'skirt Panels• for slenderizing wrare • to every room. She nodded and continued: grp\O\11CAL -Extra curtains VENETIAN BLINDS He slept peacefully all night, I "Yes, she must have been wrecked charm. are not required for tasteful " st ouldn't wonder if he recovered, ages and ages ago, probably during This pattern, easy to use, simple - decoration.' A Much Desired ' _ and was better than ever. It may the World War, and was actually to sew, is tested for fit. includes • FACI1.y KFwr CLEAN - nuat CHRISTMAS PRESENT be that blow on his head will- complete illustrated instructions, a rs not chnit to the Patin- buried deep in the sand. You see, tike smooth flnlsh: will -" Pattern 4805 comes in sizes 34, for mother or dnughier- � .1`T :T'.kfA \iiVT - Royal- Flexa- she d been washed up from the — = — "I hope so, he smiled, following bottom of. the sea, and got wedged 36, 38, 40. 42, 44, 45, ae. Size 3s _ . "_ !oft �� � ibrust,ormwarp.l can- 'cr 3 tmae.uD file to Hr form share j her train of thought, "but we'd between two saw - toothed rocks takes S yards 54 -Inch fabric. not ratrh on fire! The -Patin 'which shows hmv to measure better not put too much trust in Send TWENTY CENTS (20e) like rinish is ahsolutely per- the windows for exart fitti ng. where the sand piled over her until rrranent. miracles. if he recovers his senses, + in coins (stamps cannot he ac- • Delivery — We will chi }our - e *111 ship to arrive when she was almost invisible.' it n't k? °�- cepted) for this pattern to room venettrn Slinds within p7 day ron�enirnt for you, baps then," he added. his eyes ' "Where was- tnls' ' , mterrupicd 421, '73 Adelatae at. ��Z�c. or whenever. desired by you. - twinklin Dick. 1 g, "he can tell us where he onto. Print plainly SIZE, NA.!�tE, •MET -WO INDUSTRIES LTD, bid that treasure." "On one of the small islands in " ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER. i the Caribbean, so small that it Is ..t,l �ur•.rt• 4VF.., TOrtONTO _ 1'hnnr: kr•.: gags She turned slowly toward him, hasn't any name - Father, didn't "She was an outlaw submarine." ° "You don't believe there was say know it . anyway. We'd stopped - kreasure ?" she asked seriously. she went on finally, in a hard little - there to make some repairs, and voice, "and she'd been roh%hinc list He . laughed pleasantly. "Do Father and I rowed _ashore to get �i ?" s- before sending tem to the ;ou. some gulls' eggs on the beach. g� - - - "Yes," she admitted after a long When we crossed to the other side bottom. There was enott�*lt prize w -pause. "It's real, and it's aboard of the island we stumbled upon money abodtd to make all the crew • the Betty." the" buried submarine." satisfied - stolen money, you know w w + * - They were pirates, this crew were. Is _ Dick was' too surprised to speak for there was the evidence. There l " for a time, and stared with incredu- She. shivered and drew her jacket were rings and jewels, too. We loos eyes at her. He A- - a deep closer. _ searched for the submarine's pa e�NUrNr _ . breath es finally, and u d:' "We found the men aboard; ° pers, thinking perhaps we might �PH I LLI PS�� "Then your father's babbling she added, "officers and crew, or find a clue ty the ships from' which When you fee! sluggish and logy, simply ail wasn't all moonshine? Ue knew Father' did. I didn't go in her. It the loot was taken, so that it could ;take 2-_;o 4 tablespoonfuls of Phillips' QF IM:4G where it was hidden, but was sane wa. too horrible. She must have he restored to the owners. But the Milk oflViagnesia with water at bedtiae. fie, N You'll be overjoyed, with the way this enough not to show Tucu ?" been washed up from the bottom log couldn't be found, and there Y 4 it . "-ho," slowly, "he didn't know - -in -a- storm -and years__latm. cast was nothing to identify the ships Proved laxative- antacid helps you wake ! upon the island' and of wedged that had been stink. Father wanted 'tP feeling bright and tit is Phillips' - where it was. I hid it when he lost g 'works effectively, yet it is wonderfully his mind. I thought it would be between the rocks. Then the sand to tiring everything of vahte away gentle. Phillips' Milk of Magnesia is known `��,.. 0,,.��� - F • jJ safer." nearly buried her from sight. but I couldn 1 do it. 1 wrinlrin't to science as one of the fastest neutral- er. stared in dumb admiration. Nothing but the top of the con- let him touch the blood- stained izersofexcess stomach acidity known I "And you bluffed Tucu Made Wing• tower. was visible when we ones. �V'e left them there with the Get genuine Phillips' at your druggist r- PH /LL /PS hfnh believe no one tcnew where it discovered her. skeletons of the robbers. 1layb(, • -day. Remember ... ,V(OF F r : was except your father?? i sever She once more drew her jacket others will find them some day, l dreamed you knew. You deceived around her, as if cold. Dick noticed don't want them. I never %rant to TABLES me, It she frowned and glanced across see the island again %" i NTAR= "I never said I didn't know•, the sea as if anxious to blot out of r '_" where it was," she added, "neither memory all impressions of the .. to you nor to Tncn.- adventure. ISSUE 48 -1946 1 2 +A� . � �i3 Lanch l a Ready I n .A Flash _ ��� • /• ' .1 . • i Gwatdotine P Clam* • � � � � , t , '. -- ± � -- : - . . .. • .. < .. of 6�16EB. FAQ , � • _ . _. -. . .�, � �•'�,', _ t � , g�* •+ T-- . ---sll ��.,�. iv - an uproar over such a simple mat -' _ - . - - -- Rhe Royal �ti•inter Fair but since ter. � . w� hac a few cows of our own � `a (,E �'�� ' In the sheep building we saw /� � , . _ ' A >" !f nt V h me nd since we. •all as ed at o a more varieties of sheep than 1 e�•er , ether m -ant we could i 10 go tog t � ones -_ I e —_ _ includin t Sc w existed nr x -- , mot be away toe long at a t+me. with the curly horns. Ana 1 '���+.��; ". • ' '�• So the cows .:ere milked extra might add those sheep represented �� �,yy early for one night so that we an awful lot of wool. '•� :`' ,y �.. {� k �ICIQS _y. • • • •IItight get down in time for the � � � ,- i �:, .. , .evening periQnnance. We •ere in j �, ,•.�q;• :.:; I %�� �OtM SM - 6me all right but that didn't make 11 ro►ti'r` • • • • , � ' The dog show was of course a >>``°� ,r Z�Nt,�•"•' ;..� � ' any difference. There wasn't even great attraction anti Daughter ��•as ^ " too »�'•'� ' , �; .: `standin room+ for •the. hi show. '+'� t' '%`� - • R g in het glory among ,the � cocker ::.. >:" �� , `j= •• The nest best thing was to trail Spaniels. • t was more interested in {• ".,. >;';'''s; �"' ,GENUINE AS'lR1N IS ��',� around from one exhibit to an• the collies and great Danes. As zr Hy �? • h r. \Ve w all the caws, the i •hi h ... � :; F "y�: - MARKIO THIS WAY !�� 'ice `pia of a sa for tiob, the only ex�i+btt n a c :. .,;... �' - ':. Dulls and the Pat stock 1i'e_ saw �' : "�' " ' '` � " • �� he really took an : nterest e•as the -z..,;- ; ; �. ,� ' " `� • sows with sleek coats and cows "`"f�� "' "'""' •� �_ automobile but duce there «•ere . -�,t • with permanent waves. ��•e saw only ha�a dozen it didn't• take •, Your mornings are probably filled to the Iimjt with household tasks � - � ' 'the B:hy of the Fair and it ap- brig to look them o�•er. But - he anal there's jUSt not time to fuss over the noon meal. That's why we've ' � � - - ' . . posted quite unconcerned shout the 'was very useful to have around as _ interest it had crated. And by he spent most of his time keeping ,flicked for this month, a casserole of hearty baked beans; served witH :. way of contrast we saw the faith- spicy , \lincemeat muffins, and popped into the oven after the breakfast . us all in touch with one anc+tlrer. dishes are done. The muffins can be made in a jiffy -and there you • ful old standbys which had been One . minnte we would be all to- - � - . .brought in to pro�•ide milk for the gether and the next thing we knew have it -a hearty, wholesome meal with a minimum of effortl ,i • pure Fired stock. They were, in Bert would later find him absolute- MINCEMEAT MUFFINS - - Iac., wet nurses to the hoclne 1 cup all brat %cup sugar � • �'� ly absorbed in watching some ► •• :�d ' tristocracy of the fair and were specie of litiestock in _Which he �cas _ •3 /a cup milk - -- _• " 1 e � /� � _ - ..' segregated in an out of the way intere�:ed. � 1 cup prepared'mineemeat 1 cup tufted flour �/� 1,,�:-> � `� - part of the building where they . � ; is � �--- �- . -. . 2 tablespoons shortening , 8 tablespoons baking �( _ 4 ' • were not likely to attract too much � =/a teaspoon salt - powder - ,. tttentien. However, Partner knew p; course the horses wrre grand. . • Comb+nr all bran, milk and mincemeat; let soak about 5 mitsutes. - Rolls an � � �� � - - - _ -,, they .would be . somewhere an'd Horses are such. magpificent crew- Blend shortening and sugar: add egg and beat well. Stir in the bras • •::. sent aroun4 hunting for them,. lures I doubt if there arm many - 'and mincemeaC mixture. Add dry ingredients which have been Gifted � `(� _ - 'fhe contrast between the fancy people who do not take an interest together: mix only until liquid and dry ingredients are combined. Fill ' • _ --�- -end the utilitariar. types seem to in them. 1 was particularly anxious � greased muffin pans tw.o- thirds full. Bake in ..moderately hot oven � _ _ _ _ . - _::. -- -- :- amuse him more than anything to the see the tralaminots because (4bt7 deg, F.► shoot 25 minutes. _ -- - •- _.- .__ , __ - ___•_ -.__ ' he saw. There were cows of every I had just head a book - "The - - 'r � � `�, age and breed. �i'hat did it mat- Foxes of. Harrow" in which a pals- - k''ACKED `,Z WAYS. -•` -' ter - it was only their milk that mino saddle horse, plays Suite a COt?l� MOVP,,.1i TOWn - �� - • ' ••was required. ,4pparrntly no time prominent part. Then we saw sex- - - Ci1008@ MSXW @u HOi18@ , _ - was wasted in vttavinR ti-eis hair oral teams of dray horses in a The village of Ebbcriti, on the � elfher Super- Yaeuuns - � � ! :. - - ^* polishing ,heir horns. six -horse tandem pitch, They were Hallelkothen highway, in the Rua- _ �, • , really magnificent. 'sign zone of Germany, is to be com- Tiri (Drip Or Regeilar o-o�� -., •• � .. • - � ' ' " •- Este] dismantled and reassembled . • � - p Y . IGrind) or Glaaeine• o \� g�. - • Finally we moved along and �b•e didn 3 visit ills potiltiy. ' a few miles further down the road °orti � � -- • ' '" • �iisited the Gwine, and o:+ my. we Partner and 1 had seen all the a's a coat seam some 52 feet thick JLE1te� $Q$ �� PIIrpO� _ e, *`y�' v}tr wt wanted to for one week It B tLe tllame 4e °ho - - ' F Rt•ought at !Brat ore west coming Po Y runs directly beneath it, the Brit- ICsrinl�). ° , - to a slaughter house. The most -and wonld again for a good many iah News Srrvice to Germany rt- t •- - - Iblood- curdling 'shrieks met our weeks to come. Neither did we ported• tanperb coffee blend. _ "i♦ � ' .- ears. But it was .'t as had as it get around to the fish exhiUit be- - - •� sounded. ApparentFy a young pig cause by that time we were getting - - 'had shown signs of incipieat awfully tired. Incidentally I was •_ _. _ � - '� - pneumonia sad• was being given afraid seeing the fish might create _ _ - - _ _'- _ �. - `� ....:.- it hypodermic. I am sure it mast in me an unholy state of envy be- -- , ' -.. _ ' _ , - • '�i . shave been a' male pig because no cause, as you know .fish haven't � • - - _ ' .lady would ever have created such any feet! � � - - • _ - . - �. ._ - ,� _ _ .. • __ - •-- ,Movie Actress - -�- - - -- -- - - -.. -- - -- - us�wt:ac .. NOHIZON'rAL 60 Propel sell SIXTH . - _ / :_- . - -" - �- .1.4 Pictured 81 Exhibits water O � I �. � �;s 11 Bard �� 6Z Soak tip � . _ � `''�1 f - -' -�± '13 Piece of traek VLrii•T[CAL � .. • . 14 So be it! 1 Mimic �' � . � . � 3 � :. •. � _ ' 17 Kind o! cheese g Jointwf KLem � • • _.. } _ . :. . • 18.Aleutian ,3 Tidier 26 Notary public 41 Sun god - _ - � /J�/ , - F island ..S Persia (ab,) 42 Permits - _ �- ; 19 Measure of -�e Feitnr .; - - � Ambary - 45 Compensate - '� .. - - ..- - • __ - _ , distance ?Strike•.•; : - 29 She - 4? Prophet to � - LsF` v, : 20 And (Latin) 8 Mineral salt � Excitement 48 Request - �� � ,;aw - - • 21 A=LE' 9 Barricade t2 Kenneth (ab.) SO Three singers `. std tb� op s - - �. 42 Mine _' � 10 Grins - 33 Observe S1 War depart- tyt q1 aytti� ltYt � � - -- •'t4 Light Lace ;13 Thulium- 3? Endured meat (ab.) .. � *t'* �p b o� � •yo aa„ ..� _ -. - .. --. .���� ' (ab.) (�mbol) •.38Measureot .SZThree (Prefix) _ � �cL' b,too', a�� ice �0�4� = '. _ .�' •. 2S Abstract being cloth • 54 Constellation -- � t'°� of � � tt�`���� - - 15 Sprite - - 'w -- _ • 27 Dutch city 18 Northeast -`89 Health res++rt SS F�ge =.- .. � � � -- • - - - -. -_ -_ -_ -, _ -. -_ , '� c �- i _.._ ��, �y tc� Y syo 'U.t''" • • ' . 29 Musical (ab•) - 40 Certified 56 No�•a Scotia -.. _. :: y�t>Y' .. _ ..- - . �,�t op b*�i` c ' instruments 21 Donkey publtc aC- (ab.) - � � - �9 Opt . , , - - - - . • - . - 31 Duties. 23 Still -`_ :'countant (ab.)57 Ampere -(ab.) - � •.. -'' �- -:= --- �-�- _ - . _ . - :. — 9e� * _ •.:,:: ' S4 Editor (ab.) - _. _ _ ... _ - • - . • � � � � �I �- -35 Electrical I 2 3 '1 IS b T 8 9 10 `. - , 16� - • engineer (ab.) ll IL 13 14 15 I6 - - - - _ - • ie She has played � .. . _ ma leads _ - - - _ � • � , - _�' � ti 8 t9 - _ 40 Lifting device 70 • :�* 1 �' �� z2 ; , ; " ", 2y - - .- - - - . - -_ - .. - . ' - .�, -. motmtalA � 25 26 � 1 to - - - - - . � - _ _ -. �� ' - 44 Chum - ., 29 j0 _ ' 31 32 73 - . - • X15 Postscript � • , . - = - - • � . • � Like 36 37 3B q 40' t � yt ► , - ` ._. `. -'NS Father - ' � ' s • : � , • ' , � 1 . 49•Lieutenant 9) � yy - .. • - ..' - ' - • ... <y �bl Un t o1 y5 `�;, 6 41 �.,��48 •�.. "it�"19 5^ ' - '... • . • -' < electricity _ �' S!' - - -. �� - __��Nobleman 51 5Z ' j'� 53 54 65 "' Sb •. � _ - - _ :, '• - � .' 56 Feminine - 58 yy Yh � -- .' - .. _ ..... - _ - - .- - same .. �i :. , • , • 58 One who dyes .; .O f 62 • . � ... ' -•• t_ ',59 Great Lake � ... t - 5 • • � - - � � � - . _ � . .: ,_ -- - -- . ' • - _ ..POP —It Ain't the •Kings � .: , � : - • • • . � - � .. ...::.:. • _ By J. MILLAR WATT - _.. • - - �, tap.wd to 7•w sat tts.etut.. tee•> ' I DONtT WANT NO '1 • 1T'S PLAIN _ ' � - � - � '� ' MORE WISE— ';' gcfl' IT ISN' � -• .__ -. .. ,�; � � -� - .� ♦ �� - -�'. CRACKING FROM ':. _ENGLLSH �.. :` ice, � _ `.-3� - - - -I T .,. -- - -- _ •.� �. - - - -- - _ -. , . !fir! - — • • `, ' Pi.A1N ENGLISH ��` •:. ;ti •.,,;, - . _ • • � .. . � > � :�r . . '1 •, - -. • •'•' ': ;}• •: . :!�',�•, - � :'� ,w• Y,, 1 •ly• •'i � •.'1••' �. .. W��• _. .. � • y ,E . �. s� �.T „,'4 _ • •. k y'�w : alt "'..D -^ y '' '! „u`Jt . _ . '"ti `' ''� r - _ y/ ,•A'.F�, N .. ..S • l 3C t ".B�s �4"• _ *a' �iq; I+.+.. �..r...La. :. en_i, i • - - ' _ f4 • . : _. -_ _..._- .M^^'_ .. '3'=,., h !r• Ly'- .sin. N �' . Al uaswned Advt's Green River Greenwood : ' Winter Is Here �. (aassified Advr- flutes (By Mrs. F. W. Gibson) their respective caowsnunities, by -' 20 wc-,._ -, _ k:. u char8ev, V (too late for last weeli ) LOOK TO THAT ROOF NOW ! l seeing to it t%at the local paper is • :;'S6o. Over 20 words, lc- per word Ran -. MT. Hofihnan took tea on Rev. J. O. and Mrs. Totten, of •CfD Us For Free Estimates kept adults¢ of the goings-on etc. r Sunday last with Rev. and Mrs. Riclimond Hill; and Mrs. M, Pegg (40 Years L. ,y, .,, „' ... - .) He also reminded Iris listeners of FOR PRIVATE SALE - dini.n _ McLasghlan, of Whitevsle. were recent callers at Mrs. F. W. the "recognition" now being given Y...,�, table, quarter-cut oak; six .moo carloads of • ladies attended Gibson's. , J. & G. G aseo�g►ne weekly by our governments and dining roar?► chairs, quarter -cat ter- Haiaar at Brougham on Satur- Dr. D. V. Hoskins,- of Toronto, :iationai advertisers -they now see 'bqd tables quarter -cut oak e, sing- Phone 743 the smaller 'papers the greatest `'b�_ de stand, drop leaf Cable, sing- . �y of last week, called on Mrs. Gibson on Saturday. _ -_ 71he Ladies' Aid "will hold their x - 'C. and Mrs. Coffman at- of all advertising mediums. N. :' le brass bed complete, extra sintie i�%hltb Ont Ross Murison will introduce the •mattress, doable brags 'bed eamptete, �' �?� at the home o.f tended a Mi.:usterial Conference ate _ leather couch, odd dresser, Vutrola ftm F. Gostick, on Wednesday the Melville, on Monday last, y, . speaker at next week's dinner. "Welnnt btr- et. May be seen at Mrs. 27t• Wd% for Roll Call- -Good. The Y. P. U, were at Brougbarn How does the label on your News Ranki�'s (former Barker home) in Ceri�tage Prayer Meeting at the J. on Sunday evening• - read? - are you is arrests? Iriekering B. Wilson harm on Tuesday eve,.)- Mr. and Mrs, R. Disney attended RON G1B jON lag, a wedding of a Ariend in King St �+ A c p $2 �• Per year in advance Every anrphw Canadian egg is wan= Ross and Mrs. Carter have ret- United C'�hurth; -6e wa, on Satur- i RANa7 �- OR T - ted to fill overseas orders, at high- as from a trip to Belleville and dal a SPECIAL DANCE er price4, Be Preps►red. Ask �4or Y ng • _ . 1 points east -Me W� M. S. of the Cireuit wi)l �RA��rDi�� 1 Price tilt and order Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dixon returned meet on December S, at 2 p. rn, The C HILLSIDE CHICKS to Toronto last week after spending QAFc rAE Vat. Nov. 3© � stow .for early 1947, or even intmod ;. ' g place of eneeti r will be announced f the seaaa* nt Wil- n s Park. a•'._' --h ,-n ei., a�-_ , T�, ; -s the �b�OV N(>� ' late delivery. Pure brede, crossbreds. E, s r ri � BRO 'GRAM HALL' _ Agent -- Garry Mlles, Pickeri ng -_' Bramwell was a Toronto vas- Election of Officers %r the corning �i D V F itor last week. year. All ladies are invited to ate ACJ6reoarc S6 Refreshmienta { - FOR SALE ZO barrel rock pall- end ' iiker _ *. �, eon otenced laying. Jsa. Arm- Reg. -and Mrs. , Nighswander, of The 5ect7ire on Saturday eve_Ang Toronto AD "n - PleL Oi i 12 � KAISER strong, Cherryw*()d, phone �k' Bridgeport, visited wit J. A. and in tht church by Mrs, Cook, a ret- � - -- Niglr. urged missionary from Chita: also ELECTRIC { a WANTED - housekeeper or Sri A cavalcade of cars frown our the pictures thrown on the screen, for general housework. All modern vhurch and First Baptist Church at held the attention of a large aud- LAXO House and Barn Wlria conveniences. Sleep in or dot. Good Wbitevale, went to Langstaff for fence. ' i - 1'� ea. Mrs. MacDonald, phone 121. WTIMATES GIVEN prayer meeting. There the_ y met , in The Mission Circe was - �-etertained - ' CHOICE BUIII:SF 'NG LOTS the new Baptist Church. • by Miss Eileen Sadler on Friday ! \ . -Helps To Village of Pickering. ]firs. Draper and Mrs. Lehman, of evening ' last. a. a. xui,1¢Y I Apply. -- - . Goodwood were visitors at Uxbridge Congratulations to Mr. S. Corbett V : WALTER WHITE on Friday of last week. on celebrating his. Roth birthday oa Keep a ou - y• Pickering Village Mr. and Mrs. Davies of Toronto, Saturday. Mrs. Corbett is enjoying Iicaxin+ .FOR SALE - -- overcoat in new von- sYSited their daughter, Mrs. B. DraP- good 'health � ,Well: PHONE PI C9. 129 - - - -= o_nDa Davidson. phone pick. 90 $30.00: erg newly-weds, Mr. and Mrs. B. s • • • black, y � Coroner's Inquest - Continued ° FOB SALE --- two nanny goats. Hodgr s are moving into Mr. and 'I went into Cie ditch ". The boy swung _. _- -- - - -- -- - Garnet Beare, It. R. 2, Pickering. Mrs. Leckett's,rooms. the tru lc out of the south ditch, ; STANLEY Rev. 3dr. 1'.offman called on only to has* it plunge i,ito t::e one S old. at - `phone Markham 29 R 3, Yriend: at the I'ar'.c teas - +.ly. ' - -��` the: ` r • e, where it - turned , north aid Wesoehts Institute 1r. Fauoett Wilson and son Joori ...., } (� _ t plckermg r 1Vi -t- Me- E'ac :mnie furer. an: Robt. of L x'�rid,;e called on •J, B. Wilson ,/'� Qn Tuesda ,'_Cow. 26, the W,am- recently. Ruddy F.- 39olma„�+e, Dan. Rum�ph * y l and• Hai. Fawcett. birug:nt in the LA �l.! �EREA L Theatre I stn's Institute met at the home of _ t i •lldra Norman Banks, the President, vFrdict that `Hill had died on and Stouffville °Mrs. H. C. Hutchison in the chair. Mrs. 8raxu and tl ;us J. E. Rorke ; nw)rning of Nov. 18. of aaphira sad Coy P1�keYlltg .After a brief discussion of business altermte repr sentatives, reported ; shook, whenn the true in which { - Phone StouffMle 348 during arhich another $50 was dolt- briefly on Jur, for Work and Adult he sus riding 'accidentally -turned - sated tb the ''Save -the Children Edum*jonal possibilitlee. ovctr ". Claremont Locker satufdsy M+"npe at 2 P. M. Fund' ", the meeting 'was gireZ over •�� `� fin_- F.ael► Night A b. to reperte stn the Anneal Con- L�AiFaRTH BUS LINES LTD. .System SIDAY _ IiAT[FROAY _ vention, he'd rece. -qtly in Toronto. Standard Size Locket $9.00 A Yens ' o :. Mrs. Xing- Cutting .the Official Dele- ��++ . I Cat Room and Chill NOVEMBER- 29 and 3rd 9 gate, gave a very comprehensive D$j1v ►?er YICe i Available Free To Customers m report, stre8sing particularly the •7 H �+ B10 - lea of Major J. A. Edmison, that - _ SOME LOCKERS AVAILABLE old That fide the women of Canada know more :...Daily r. San. I Daily ex. .Sat. sum I � E. Bracken Veronica Lake - - 7rboat cos -zty WIL He explained t - $„a. d .. Hof. . I3el. only ,seta II - TAYLOR • L.OYS T Hotel Reserve - ehockitsg lack of elmtrrlinesa, of Clartsnort i 8.16 12, 15 S:4i B.OQ I PSONB (�./1iISiIG "!" kilt • regatiosr o+ young offenders, of ass- Brougham 7.57 827 1t 27 8.57 8.18 __ 1 Jas 3daeon =d u Maaheim ar , Istace when prisoners are tanned Green River •7.35 _ 4.35 12. 36 4.115 LN - We SoIkk Yeas Bosh"Ns eat into everyday lire again. and ' - other matters :+ceding rdJfiorsst. Lam l�'4a ? :M 36 4.06 _ .18.28 ( t .may 1[ahTSrn L*6 9.06 1. of ...�.as 8.5e .... _ - _ FSl"r Klevat(w 'lawash& a" edit - Ussd Clowns - orepiaaL dam. . Rs , bur� Leave A.Y. A.Y. P. X. F.Y. P.X. Farr's EwTator Claremont, Ontario ad and pressed ales now. Cass! t Don. McLellen s T 9.15 10A0 L 45 too OAS fairs„ ,� of hk* am" wa w D#41!At Saving rime freel Express - Grover 6680,. Oaderti i>l18f news Ras. SW - Offiea SSW said pants, Abo a SERVICE STATI-ON l,•4 (formerly Ackitord'sj We solicit pour patronage for ���� �� coal~ ssr ` Pew ivy, and Dairy Tsels bw at TW7 �8M �" "erg - PICKERIN�f+- PICKERiNG MEAT MARKET Wesrem Oars and Bapiey Whole- said be eon's` wsb► _ ►►+oHr...eR.., «. s +a. TRANS R• SMITH se Chopped ass Delivw ed -ens. flerrs� /�'�� Fs+esi► alt is . oe 9sra. Cakes -a now � wam @WWN%6 � ►M}rER1AL OIL PROQUCTS . `Quality First Service Our Aun L•- -..• -- _ _, -• - -'__ -- Tins Repairs - Grease tnd Oil Rolled Boo n .and &liar "vZ BUT Tax Arai _ You KAaE TSS TJZxr S. Batteries fur Sale Charging -Osier year net or'stow sate DEAD 'HORSES AND CAT I'LR - . Try Parr's al .e. airy Rauna or tree pies up phone- UG GRADING STATION Notia.6 ' Claremont, Oar; F. S. Loyst and Sons wish to an- to You {PiCKEi1tING .. .: .. 'F7 B i ..ounce the opening of their Govern- DCNHAIRTON PICIlRING ....' • .. 98. jt .21 • PIC'iirirRING .. .. 300 anent Egg Grading Station No. O- Radio Service • - CARPBNTERING -. -`0 E M-N.. BROOKLIN .. ��.. =,T- .. 65 287, at Claremont, on ahonday, Ifov. -. - - C'E,MEAM4XG- � .. .. 9 R 14 Z5, 1946. Will be glad to receive all (opposite Wood's Store) PLUMBIIYQ A6INC0G-RT .. Zone 2t" your eggs at the hi ;hest market ?Former Shoe Repair 'ROOFING : W 0 R K We pay the phone charge4 price. The station -Fill be open from B1RGESS'RADIO BATTERIES s also edl,, Br�ord • 8 a, m. until 10' P. m. Buvaterials, Empire Bathroom ' CZLLARS - FOUNDATIONS - :.6011DON. YOUNCk LTD SAE REGISTJ: H �RECORp' PLAYERS, ETC. FAWpm ,ent, Duro Water STABLE OR •p�to ' WORK Phone Ad. ifi88 Open Monday through Saturday Lasuy azalir T - _.. .Equipment, and . Saturday, December ?, 1948 -- auc- from 8.30 a. m. _ 9.00 p. m. Building Materials - Ix �tion -ale of Regist red Jersey Cat- with the exception of Wednesday ■ OLD HORSES WANTED tie, Case tractor, Farah . stock and - evening. Estimates Free Jmplemlmis- .etc., on _Lot 7, Co ..? _ ,,^ Campbell Milk stanch Pa+ga Pickering- Twp, on Kingston Road,. °A' H: -RAT<i'EW - Ont. $15.00 AT YOUR FARM first farm east of Ajax toad, the I P.adlotrician Ex= Serviceman O Greenwood, , . - _ proper*.y of the Estate of the Late Fi . J. PROD B ll�o» � ? s PHONE AGINCOURT 18J12 J. H. Carreth. Terms cash. No re- Read Ths, Pickering News We do bm'ldin of all Itiads r• CObLF:CT lser+ve. FatQri sold. Sale at 1 P. � Phone Puckering 61f,T ' J -,For Pickup and CLARKS PRENTI � Eve.3r "Week _ . _ lauctzoneets. Quality Drugs - ,'"'i'�C Aeenrate Dispeadag Deice At 1 -s o T. HOPKINS, ° TIM vet�fsar, Resaeaie. s Claremont -� - ,,, ER CE BEATTY WASHER - STORE d GIF`! FOR ALL OCCA8t01�i8 -Co G. 'A. �"' - - MVICE TRUCK ���+ D•p.n.lebJ. - ,,.. Reliable note I�i,ing - ri. Nov. 29 hae�n • ', - •calf • .,• • - : _ ACCOUNTANT - -" �"' c.te in . Caseplete Eonsede rim � Bute Gould and His Orch" t a AUDITOR wr ' pICKEI9ING Adtaission 35c. 'I N CO iM E TAX RETURNS st.r, f aTHURSDAYS STORE HOURA T PREPARED : - -Weak Days UO A. Y. - 9 P. X Ni M. MCEACHNIE Stela. JODI 'Telephone ' Pickering .12W ' Sunday '- 12.30 P. X. - b F. i>Y. 1"IRNITt1EE DBAUM 37 King 5�., - - _ _ �a8y er write Tafonto Shore s s ' FUNMAL D�ECTOR - : -OSHAVVA - S """' - >rriste Ambulance 3sstiq lwned and operated by _'�e R. Boyes, Beatty asher Store - " Day -or Night !NONE: OSHAWA 2127. y J. M. RICHMOND Phm. B. Ph - 384 -318 DUPONT ST. one Pick. TORONTO --T.1. RAN. $460 ..13 Tg, EXALL STORE kkwing� 1 - -- - - PHONE PIC Art tar Q K. - '` •crop � r —i xqx•�'.. p y,� ♦ -R. � r - .r 'M1+F.',.•' , � •. � -• u�C�•"''°"". ,_,� ._= -�d +, •L ,.'; -r- - +i - � �,- t; - .fir -yam' _ ,y. Ww•uu` -` •,r,�? - ,. 7. ..- _ LA R E M 41� T Vhitevale �t� met is the library build- Mrs. � Gwas occupied the el`aair. (BY �. �� ��) � . k►g old Wednesday afternoon, Nov- Roll Cali was answered by a versa• ember X Mrs. Cook, of Green Riv- with the word "remembrance" used, ..yi Mrs. Conner and lire. Lonsdale A week ago this past Sudsy, er, spoke to ,the members, and spec- and brought out some . beautiful isl music was brought by the Mark- thoughts.- The topic "Home Ecoaom- spent Sunday with Air. and Mrs. W1 are glad to see it closed in be- Rev. A. J. Heal, Hof First Baptist ham ladies. ics" w-as ably dea't with by Mrs. - Bradbury, of Uxbridge. fore weather becomes -morn severe. Church sere, s; use in Torn u :.t . ' The Whitevale U:rited Church an. Randall. Mine E. RZmer and Mrs. _Mr. and Mrs. Wilke:, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Norton have the A:rican Mothodist Episcopal nounces that it will in all probabil- Hoskins of Markham rendered soma visited Mrs. Gleason on Sunday. been visitors at the Thos. Norton Church, where he Iwas accorded a ity be holding a public Christmas lovely vocal duets, accompanying t Mr. Jim Reynolds, " of Toroatc, home. Henry is not enjoying the best warn welcome by the colored folk, concert on Decemiber 20. Bear this themeelves on the guitar and ukelele. I spent the week -end with his family of health. In his stead, in Whitevale, Mrs. Heal in mind and watch for further news. Mrs. Cook, of Green River was the here, Mr. Thos. Norton returned from brought the message, while Deacon The hunters who went nbrth from guest speaker. A large box of. knitt- •r Mr. Taylor, local teacher, bas the North with a dine deer. Sinclair conducted the service.- A Mite=le retumedwe stand- -ed goods and-clothing--was was u_ acked moved into the Williams residence Mr. Thos. Gsmrm$ge has been un- report of the 4e__ geat Youth i�Or Christ with ;� deer. They had an excell- for the Red8Shield Salvation Army. for the winter• der the doctor's care this post week. fly held recently, in .Maple L. of ent chef in the person of Mr. Sund- A dainty lunch toll-owed the meeting • t Miss Doris Dolphin spent the end Mr- J. Everest and Mr. Ray Everest Gardena was given by Mies Kathryn •eiland• served by the Executive. of the week with her parents here. have been with him. Turner and Mr. Chas. Ireaoa: Mr. liCss Vsrginis Major and a friend Mr. Blake Briscoe, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Smith, of Janes Sinclair gave a report, of the �-..p at "ti. , Major's home C: :s spent the week -end at his hone in St. Thomas, North Dakota, have been Regular Baptist Con-...on he d i:, •' past week. , K week -end visitors with relatives is Jarvis Street Baptist Church in the I '- the village. Mr. and Mrs. A. E FlemMg spent Mr. Stewart Graham was a Week- Br'oug'�- month of October. Sunday visiting friends in Toronto. To The Editott � visitor. Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Brawn were Cottage Prayer Meeting was held Mrs. Hugh Pugh entertained Mr. Dear 55r: �, land . Dan Cinnamon, of with their matcher on Sunday. last week at the home of Mr. and and �. Cole, of Toronto, during i "xe "� Branch of the Canadim Caraduer, Sark., . Mr. and Mrs. St" Old- tznears sympathize with Jane Mrs, Benson Draper, of Green Ritites } week, Legion would like to convey =o, fire John and Mrs. St. John, of Toronto, Liseombe, who is now in .Oshawa where Mrs. Jame' Sindair lid in the Mr. and Mrs, Jack Tweedie spent res.de-its crA Yicloering Towtrehip, ; spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Hospital having undergone an open•- Devotions; -and Rev. Frank Keyes, a few days at Scugog, visiting With their sincere appreciation of the "Wenham. ation -• the amputation of one of of Huntsville brought the message' mo donations remived to our Poppy r the Fussell Carter's. Mrs. Kennedy and Reg., spent her limbs. ' ail the evening. W. A. E. Fleming and Mr. K - ib* past week is the North country The firemen sponsored a euchre R. Y. P. U. will be* held in the L C iMnnr "•• v4si'ed at tl. ^-'•-al. To the school teachers who wrote closing up their cottage. and ,bitrao zrt our hall on Friday ev- O. O. F. Hall on Friday evening, W ;•ter Fair last week. Mr. Sid. to us for poppies, and for their help Lawrence Norton was admitted ta• - eying. Although the weather was Novenrpr 29, at 8 o'clock, where in explaining to their pupils, of thisr Brierbush Hospital on Monday for g unfavorable, quite a number were 'there will be a period of Devotions Mr• g b� B ownridge was at his our symbol of sacrifice, we also err 'tonsil operation, present and report a very enjoyable followed by a time of recreation in Press Mr. and .Mrs. A. Glenny, oi' Lind- eve rung, volley, home for the week -end the form of badeniaton and To those who assisted in the sale t say, and .Mrs. C. E: Sough, of Ooh- NEW TIRES! ball. C,•.-�te and have a good time Of Whiteeale WomenIs Institute. of poppies through Rev. E. G. Rob- ? awa, were guests of Mrs. Stan, Rob- We ham a limited number' of new feWat hip and enjoyment: inson, our kind supporter n Pick- . . Watch for further announcement eying, Please accept our thanks. -ism, recently. Goodyear tires in various sizes. ThP rpzular monthly �+ +,ny of } - i LAW MOTOR SALES regard °g the public school concert the Women's fnsti >ute he'd is the John Mills. Presidia! _ Trundees Only, Turn Out For 29W, t at Christmas. public library was a great success. - - Annual Nomination Meeting - • erg : • The W nmen's Institute Branch at _ •' e . -- Though only. the Trustees were - - - --- - ` - ,,..,L at tht village annual meet- - -- --." tngf,-sominations and- the Pre «nt rm!O pea carry on in the rneantime. They are Messrs John _ riarton, Mait. And rson and Thos. ,y Hammond. Apparently °ew are in- - -- - terested, or, evf- ry-ene s satisfied with the present trustets. Further �C�TTLE announcements ro�ill be innde later. REGISTERED JERSEY if , Crate" ont Wcvwn's Institute ' -The monthly meeti-ig (,f the W. I• r► was held at the bonze o:} Mrs Giles � 213 Tractor.----, oz' Thursday, November Whir a _ number of ladies in attendance. I)r. N. F. Tomlinson, guest speaker -- - - -- took as his. topic "Tubercuulosh"t. : ,Property of the Estate of the ; prevention wid cure ". He explained fire survey to be made in Pkkerired' Tov n chip in the n•�r ft>ta>3e reB�- - A R V ET H v ;A ■ i this disease. Mrs. J. Coates gs e - _ Late is' rag an interesting - paper on -- In akint - - -- - ' P T F' irritations and calamities i-tto char- - �pn, I erl ; - - - r Ad Ain calla ' Farm, Lot 7, 2, •� ~n8 wP• �'af setter", Mneking speeiai mention of , Helen Killer and what she had sec- %e ilea displayed a P - _fat& East of Ajax on No. 2 Highway } r of aeedlewafk done by a lady wboee ha:zde are eccnpletely paralysed. This . , Piet of Work was done with hse �A DECEMBtR _. •. Meth 'and tongue, r rl A U1 r "Y j othm � i This being oungI r _ ,prizes were given. Mrs. Vernon 8ll- :iedtt Won first psize, as the you`d- est mother, and the infant datttlebs li>� , JERM CATTLE View Ares, 141632; bores 1!'eb. Quantity of oat straw lot! S Dnneing, won first prise as -. ---' ]. tgeyg• Jersey Ball, Pickering 1 ?, 1946. Heifer Gloria U. Stack of stow the , . >> ,, .. baby. Jester Bssil, 1128bfr, born Mar. I& Rat• Jury •:: ! ' ! 9tandaad S� 110 CASE TRAt719Mi + s Belle hraeallsn P�eddie _ _ .. J. -• - Sire Mrs. gs 184E • �P� 100 ticar on ''First Aid in The Home ". - - a" Boy, 10487.4; Dam, Nord riftw 1944; Dram, Village V-ww Standard IEACHINEY>r Ctrs. Fred "Wane, Mrs. �►lhce. _ 123374, Gloria 141625; born 18 list. 1848. Case tractor, mode! C., casil � ]tra Carruthers a-rd Mrs. IL Jack- - S, ' Beg Jersey Caw, Pntreey's Viol- J4. Reg. Jersey Heifer Lsart'ailauat with pullo, good condition bon. served a dainty lhmch. - -- st, 113996, bare Aug. 7, 1938; is Solver slipper; airs Lsocaila-► Case tract' plow, S- furrow, abol ' - 1fn11 flow; bred to bard sire Sep. Standard.. Sam 110384; damn Gold- get 3-6k. .spring-tooth harrows en Silver Sl ippor 1140932; born sec 4-sec. drag harrows BROUGHAM m. l 1 1844L - reader - - . �8: Reg. Jersey Cow', Vii age Yiera► '8 lLarth ,� Massey Harris manure spreader (by Mrs. T. C. Brown) Standard Gloria. 141589, born y Harris ? ft, binder, good - Masse inde , f m ' Sep. 1948; milking; bred Jul. 10. XORSES McCormick- Deering, oil-bath awes, ' Women?e- 11ssErkata Cow, Village View Chestnut mare, 8 Yrs. Belgian b -t1. cut, hear new j 3: Rev Jersey Broughara>--+Wccnen's Institute are _ Standard Agnes II., 141532; milk'. Chestnut mare, 9 yrs. Bel" X.H. bores isioe,-TO -ft� near new holding a Euchre on Wednesday, ing; bred July 2; born Jun. 30, (above team well matched and a-s Hay,tedder ; December 4, at the Township. Hall, "1941. - outstanding show team) X -H•. 13 -disc seed drill at 8 p- m, Eserybody welcome. Ad. Golden Silver Chestnut gelding, ris. 4- Belgian Set disc harrows r b. Rag. Jersey Cow, � tni4o:t,'25 cents. _ Slipper, 140932; •miWng; bred 16 Chestnut gelding, cis. 2, Bel Steel land roller r •' i July; born July 17, 1942. Chestnut colt, 4 mos. old Corn cultivator - • - - Church News -` � -' -. .-..' _,.; --.. .,'.,-'• - g, terse Cow, Lancallan's : ( above horses were, all shown in 6 - Number of steel fence posts 6. Re Y , t ,.• f- : k 6 Firsts, Two walking plows Gang plow ' The W. M. S. of St. John's U.►lteu Cecilla, lv5iol, bv, 2.�r 5, ?3 7; and- too.. -- - �atsr — Due time of sale Church held their November meet- , - ponds and 7 Thad Prizes) _ Fertilizer attachmetct for 13 -disc - - irrg at the home of fir. and Mrs. s%. I Reg. Jersey Cow,, Sweet Heart j drill Scnffler a plaxton, with a fine attendance. + ^ Alicia, 154360; born !Oct. 16, 1913; HARNESS i`wo anctor poste, 14�1eet, long x; Mrs. George Duncan, President, pre- Due time of sale. -set good back band team harness Good rubber -tired wagon sided and conducted the opening -8• Jersey Heifer, Larzcallan Lsdir Two new horse coila=S , ' Set good, wood wagon truck wheels ## -devotions. A Nominating Committee Bess, .166567; born Feb. 22, 1945; _Odd collars _ * r Set bob sleighs Flat rack, good t was appointed to report at the Dec- 'bred to herd sire July 4, 1945. Some other parts Of harness Wagon boar Pig crate Number steel feed barrels � 1 ember meeting: Mrs.. Norton gave a iP, . Reg. Jersey Helfer, Larzcailan .. Two horse biartlaets : Good root pulper _ fine, interesting eport of the West- J g Countess Fair`.irte, 166864; born 194b: bred to herd size, SWINE •_ 1 Step ladder .TWO bail staffs ; 1� err. Section proceedings at their day Feb. 22, White brood sow Pedlar People litter carrier, comp. ' i at the recIent Cavalcads in Oshawa, = July 31, 1945. -- Mrs. Norton was also convener of 10: Reg. Jersey Heifer, Lancallaii Five small pigs late with car bnclnet: Group A. for the day's program ,on Pri:nceas Majegty, 166566; born 29 Two young brood sows, not bred Abort 100 feet track and hangms i "The Women of India" in the Study Jan. 1945; bred to herd sire, Jul. White brood sow Switch and awing pole gook, which alas well taken. At the Nine small pigs nc i Set scales, 2000 'cap. 2, 1946. sow bred Milk scale. dose of the meeting the usual hall 'u, 'Reg. Jersp Filer, Cecilia II; White brood , - - _ hour oil social intercourse Was en- Taxpayer Boy; born Jun. 26;- White Yorkshire boar Electric, water pressure p�rtp, cohtE� . _ ; plete with motor and , tknk; also joyed over the teacups. Hostesses: - , 194ri; bred to herd siren Aug. 5, - Mss Plaxbon, Mrs. Bayles and Mrs. 1945. I ! GRAJN and HAY :.I ; hot water heater M" Ellicott. 12. Reg. Jersey Heifer, Lancallan Aliout 46 torts g� hay Forks, Shovels, Rakes, Floes, Chains, The Dieceartber meeting of the gutterdnp; sire Lartcallan Stan - Quantity of oats 1 . Milk pails and numerous other Friendly Bible Class will be held in .: � Sara 110354; . Dant, Village About iii feet ensilage t. - articles. the form of a Pot Luck Supper, is / We rear a right to nnrto>srtce any cort"ections on day of sale. 1, Brougham Ball, -on Monday evening, December 2. ` ? No' Reserve Sale at One o'c�oc% The younger generation ,assisted Terms Cash a 4y oxne intetwted adults are busy and CLARKE PRENTICE ALE preying' the fire hall grounds for u Farm Sold' a skating rink `' • The community has anadously wet- n,t r r _ ' auctioneers tired to see if the workmen or King RosWurls® lC _ M. �•� limuld win in gatung t>3eFrge9' - -- a National Trust Co.' Milliken, Ontr -- Pbou" � «+` on ties Robert. Miller, buildi2e, and �'rtr+birer putt► PPi9 Qj � ,� . w,.;. - -!.^ ;.M'.+ , - . was .«�....,_...,- . �.�.a..'� - `�" -- _ ,C �* .�;. ; 3 - '�• p - �• - :i4 l LOWLY SUGAR BEETS BECOME BIG BUSINESS i het hts o the News l ' I :. Labor Policy Approved War In Greece ;Britain's, Labor Government Greek t r o o P s , supported by weathered its first rebellion when planes, were reported to have in- Foreign Secretary Bevin's foreign flitted heavy losses on "invaders" i "a policy was unanimously approved near the Yugoslav border.. and a protest against peacetime conscription was defeated. Deadlock .Krt ken .•` •rl �� The long deadlock in the Coun- _ ;, ,, a • �', •,° : ; ;. .; '1 '.. _ _New Nation In Pacific cil of Foreign Ministers over . the Netherlands and Indonesian dele- policing of the Frce Territo of �: ` °.'. ;' �` "'�'� •+ : �'' >`�• ations , initialed an agreement, Trieste was broken when Foreign which, if approved at The Hague, Minister Molotov agreed to major .E . , _. �`$' :,Eel" :`' •"`i + ' ';� 't, t,* '> t' •' will be the master plan for estab- proposals put forward • by the to bc> . t+ �°' ?, `.,,• ,,,� = lishing a new Pacific nation; the Western powers. x , '; `Y •� �, ::L' t politically independent U n it e d -T F' ' i, r`,' �'�'• <;`�'`i. i!'. States of Indonesia. s' "let',» oa °s �,.x ;•. ., ` The draft would make the CIO Resolution W ' ` �' ' " " ' Netherlands and Indonesia equal The C10 Executive Board unan- '- `�:�'`a�" " `i'•` `Y' .2' ll t . artners tinder the Royal House imously approved a resolution Seed for sugar. The two and a t` <`- "x:Y'�:�,�+ �, :' } t + p aimed -at Communist infiltration. " half ounces of seed Marion Mellen ht i•' < %` R'r�4 i,t.z. °•'n'. + ; ;." ' �+ ' of Orange: The new nation would Ls „•, :..;r. fir, . •��{ .• be composed of the Indonesian Re- The resolution says that mem- • holds in that plate will raise enough , * ;,� -, :t'�•,,,� ,i: bees 'resent and reject' all efforts sugar beets (like the one in her x: �' . +,� g • >~ public, comprising Java, Madoera ” '+ L and Sumatra Borneo and' Eastern it interference by the Communist other hand) to provide 100 pounds '�e�;«, >• s� r rt and other ,••''° •3' y ' "' ' , Indonesia, composed of the Ctel- p- y political groups of sugar. and their adherents. �' }v ebes, the Lesser Sundas, Bali and 'i: ; „� :�,•' othe. outer islands. `y HOW TO RELIEVE Reparations Front Japan PILE TORTURE A report to Mr. Truman by. Ed- '4 vein W. Parley, United States QUICKLY AND EASILY reparations representative, outlined If ou am troubled with itching plies or rectal soreness do not delay treatmeet sad a policy of severity tempered by run the rink al letting this cooditioa become fairness in exacting repaj.Dirs chronic. Any itching or soreness or pa;ntyl • .:..- _ rat passage of stool is nature's warning and proper - Sugar- loaded beets pour from• railroad cars into huge bins at a from Japan. hiss. Parley regom- or Uvst spurpose gent ram a Ag of Heap ' ”" . •:rte: ` Green Bay, Wis., refinery, first step in production of sugar. mended that Japanese Industry be Roid from any uw u directed - t -:► ; , By- products are molasses and cattle fodder. oemilitarized but that the Japanese 7110 formula laternaliy is a — t' small, easy to take will quickly rehevi . _ people be allowed to retain a the itchier, anti new and Aid in j ' •`� tilts a tltaa- tCU=-- pearxlg of refined sugar per. acre; ' reasonaote economy under which the sore tend tr ao �� try gaL_its_stari to use. r recd and -r - -- t „�'.:.. t+0— .fin {.11.ign - , years ago beet tl3r low -cost- of__ . - a total -nf _jus —they live at prates the height fay for any one to risk a painful `. • �' .., parted sugar and back-breaking ands. end chronic de °ondit'on when such a tine P g g po eaoedy may be had at such a small cwt. hand labor necessary o plant, her- Lack of sufficient manpower to It youtty Hem -Reid and ass. not entireli s Y a :,Phenomena]. Gold Pocket pl..sed with the results, your druggist win ¢ vest and process. the beet held •it cultivat4 beets in the early grow- slat* return yoarmoney � It is reported from Sydney, Ass- - a, back, ing stage limited this year's crop y . trails. that a syndicate of 12 min- Toda y machinery tops, digs and to slightly below pre -war figures loads 60 to $0 tons of beets a day but nature stepped in with a dry err, mostly Italians, had discovered n Beets for sugar. Machine clips to at a cost of only $2 per ton. Pre- spell a tthe right moment and, in- am phenomenal gold pocket in the NOSE' HEAD ,I g P rich Kalgoorlie fields of Western RUNNING from beet, digs it from around and viously the cast of labor for top- creased the extractable- sugar con - � Australia. I ^ - ttaables it upward into hopper, ping alone ran $1.41 to $1.56 a tent of the beets from one to two / .eliminating expensive 'hand wont. ton. Sugar is bringing $15 a ton, per cent. The deposit, unto at a depth DRIED UP including a-$6.50 per ton subsidy. of s e feet d Mountain flew lease, COLDS QUICK Sugar for $ a< H l Processing sugar from the beets was expected to yield 24,500 ounces .. _ Sub u$ Hungry Western states still are the .big has been.. stepped up to a near of gold. After six tons of sock VA*n ahead cold gets your nose j U.S. farmers will provide a sugar- prod_ ucers although midw_est farm- line- production system. With rocks had been broken nut, the report wnninq like a sup and you I+aw hungry nation with the sweet era are putting more 'and- more and other foreign matter 'washed ahat s -is Fnt relief f with You II gM said, gleaming seams of gold one almost instant rebel with Bucklsy's _ i',)ul of 1.6 million' tons of beet acreage into beets each year. The near, slicing machines cut the beets inch thick" still showed in the Cinnamated Capsules. This different, sugar this year. Northwestern railroad, major into narrow strips and the sugar- face of the mine. effective pre ¢ nphon -t ramedy For housewives, - haunting sugar hauler of the beets, has established laden juices are removed by a pro- contains not ONE but MUR t , . fines. this represents almost are- _ its own "department, of aRricui- etss of osmosis. The juiceless prown, cold - dispelling pain -re- fourth of all the will be able to ture" to assist farmers in increas- ` residue is shipped to a separate Sight For - SCbola!>< fieving ingredients, mduaing Oil of y ''"a" Cinnamon which quickly checks eu- • buy. U.S. consumed 6.7 million ing their beet crops. Howard J. plant where it is dehydrated and cossive rase- running• tons of sugar before the war, Ex- Gramlich, general agriculture agent sacked for cattle fodder. Eye -sight which requires -- car- last a tan at 11ocklWe Ctasama w perts believe consumption would be of th= road, believes that eventually The juice is piped into huge rcetioa may account for '.poor Cat, ""tea $50 y at aeon ste eaft eight million tons today' if there America will produce all of the tanks where it is, treated and then grades of some school children. ' sugar it consumes. a $here Capsules 'an unequalled tog -. _ .. .._ were suffici�at _sugar to nett the . - - filtered several times before being doctors declare. Law standing :n prompt relief of headaches, neu- - demand, With modern scientific planting, evaporated. The sticky mixture class does not necessarily indicate folgia, periodic pains. With mechanical improvements two and a half ounces of seed that remains is about 63 per cent inferior intellect. In harvesting. and processing and grows beets enough for 200 pounds solid; this is piped into storage with subsidies, agriculturists claim of sugar, the amount consumed by tanks where the sugar crystalizes, sugar beets are becoming more the average American each, year. Next it is fed into a huge centri- profitabfe as a farm crop than Even in such populous areas as fugal machine which separates the �a ;Q A ,�j�j� COMPANY ri either corn or vegetables. Cook County,: Ill., which includes molasses from the pure -sugar crys- He ' The beet sugar industry has - Chicago, truck gardeners found tats. Finally the crystals are dried 300 StrCCt fought a long hard tight to reach room. to plant $,.750 acres of ,beets by blasts of hot air, sacked and Y - its present development. The in- which yielded an average of 3.$00 -shipped to your- grocer, _ TORONTO ° Presents a Weekly Review of News, Economic Trends VOICE O F 'THE :�' R E �► '� • _ end Items of current Were By ' John Collingwood Read Cost of Turkeys Splitting Is Bad. : ° - Silence Coituamist, News Analyst and Radio Comatentator ` An C'ttawa report indicates that The split home is a destructive The reason some men are so sit - ..turkeys this Christmas are going thing, .tike the split atom. a - ent is not because they are o wise, This comprehensive survey will be embodied in the regular to cost us more than those we — Edmonton Journal. but simply because they say only service which provides detailed information on mines and mar- _ } eauldn't get last year:. what they think. kets prepared-by our statistical department. The combination - — Toronto Saturday Nigbt. -As Expected _ — Guelph Mercury. will prove- entertaining, informative and invaluable to all who [t was a foregone conclusion that -seek to improve their status by the intelligent investment of P11.sh alt -- is__soon as .the shadow of - -- the -cal -- - = — .:.. .,,,: It�,,.ttyr f,r W4Fwiil point to the pitfalls as well as tea All the theories in '. the' world laws had been lifted Rudolph Hess There has been no reply to those of market speculation. If you would like to receive this. service bring home no bacon unless they- would -recover, and so he has. without obligation fill in and mail the attached coupon. —St. Thomas Times - Journal. radio- messages to the moon. This . , •�:.•� art put into practice —and nothing may be because there 1s nobody - ' illustrates the power •o! continued - there, or else because Me Mooneya - lPlanni d Economy wisely do not want to 'have atiy- H. N. HANSEN & COMPANY, effort so well as the fact that a Y In Oak Park, � I11., :Ellis Denney 'dime doubled 20 times is $104,. thing to do with us. Investments, i proposed, that town buy parking — Quebec Chronicle - Telegraph. 300 Bay Street, Toronto. "T'�' meters to get money to buy ,.park= . - _— Western Life News. Ing _ lots to eiimrnate paritrng - Gentlemen: - e meters. — Time.' Pork Strategy _. .l ... 'Never Can Afford Wu For pork and beans, the smart Kindly send me without obligation your 'weekly, service. Stress is laid an the tact that A Miracle? packer uses jars made of high - Name the world cannot afford a third A fool and his money are soon power microscope glass. Magnified._. T " " " " "" "" " " "' _ - Great War." But, for that matter, parted — but how* did they ever 10,000, times, the pork, if any, is Address W.L. It could not afford Nos. 1 and 2. get together in the pTaceY visible. "' "' "' — Quebec Chronicle - Telegraph. —Galt Reporter: — Ottawa Citizen. 0 .REG'L,AR FELLERS -- Maximum Capacity By GENE BYRNES �.:dl� „ ' AREM"r WHY 15 OH HEt4R ABOUT u5 WE t'aCrl tT YOU LUCKY.' EVERYBODY WELL, THERE ISNT d FINDIS' A Itt6�11. ALL SET UP -- NOW YC711'LL OUTSIDE ROOM ENOUGH IN STOVE FOP. OUfL HOtiu, L>;PME ON OVER BE ABLE TO LEANING IN TH'CLUB I'm TH`SYOVE i ' CUJf3, ZC10l.IE ? LOVELY! AN I'LL �W KEEP WARM THE WMtOOW4 r` AN' U5 TOO, ZOOUE P VCANY LYRECr FICf' OIGPiEiY� `� .-.� \ R i0 YA . I1lt. V4tNTER• INHEAO EIIERYTHIN6' 4:EG .• �� � "1 RLL ,• • � ' ''rev"'"'"" .ts••,i.~ -.. •— ".✓°r� � � ` �r '� - - - �. errm s r".,surw• .�, -,,, a. �M■� .�- - _+'i�?6-- •�?g,;- �«.«. ^:*.r. --,C „'�1;°-- ^nY..�iG'••.i .:. s.'" Yf�x�_(' d� :.s,6•^.�':<t.'u'�'..4:i•�3Y2.� '".d4un�GF;.L^•^ -i. .'a'�'dti -r aw�:r _'epue_� -..:.: •,...:; -.,. a .a ?.�^•..,s.• :.7i•..x.,,�i' :.. -. .•..,C'�• •';r`��',"+e'P"' .. ..s..., ^...!r 9. CLASSIFIE D. ADVERTISING = ' : - NosEl. WINNER "Inevitable ": Word Should be Banned . AGENTS WANTED \FUR SALE 1•MNSUIIIAL ;a? A dangerous word is creeping DuL'tuH u F Bur- PSYCHUL4►GY, ';<,` back into popular p AGENTS WANTED TO SELL 011.. BROODER STOVES p p ar s Itch. It should Blu'nere, Weetrical parts, .1tudlos, 'd 3raphu- Anulyst and Personal Coua- ^y•. >' <' >'' be banished to Devil's Island. as- etc. Economy Distributors, King&. NOW 1•J T F T1MR TO UttnER seller wtl ledvise you in your per. -- ton. On t, your "Super ame" Oil Burning sonal,' domestic, business and roll• sects the Regina header -Post If Brooder Stove. \Uur. shipments o gluus problems Writs your prob- we are not very Careful it will odet 5 has a- 5 -" heavY alvan• he.vr+.n. Canada "' these stoves wt1P arrive Aa or about E tam and encloFe stamp for reply, R,,. WANTED. RELIABLE AGENT TO January let, 194 Dr. L B Henn, Assinibola, Saskat• b >;< +• land us all in a pack of trouble. well baby chicks for hones h ' - oyal J'arm and zed hover t ermom tatrc rat con- The wars is tnevitaole. You heat Hatchery, St Jacobs. Unt. rol, automatic draft Kulator and "FLIJAH COMING BEFORE it from breakfast to bedtime. Too - own draft cap bfaxim capachy Chri+•t." Wonderful_ beok- --Lfee. 51-- i000 chicks -Price 3124.90, Kindly g(ddu Did•elon, Rochester, 11, N.Y. frequently and loosely in the past _- BABY CHICKS send $5.00 deposit with your order, it has appeared even in these col - Balance CO. D. Express Collect. TULLETS ALL AGES FROM 14 your nearest station. F014TiFY THE VUTUREI 14TART � .,: umnsi. Inflation is considered "in- weeks T laying Fill u BEAVF,R VA1.1,F.V CRF.AMF.RY own business home. office, Liters.- p your Dena ,!ffi ?i a • ,and cash to on the Clark■bara, uatarle, t ere describing -Collection of 127 x;. :;�,;l :;' ,_;, suitable." Socialism is "inevitable. good egg prices, I tested plans" free.. The House of A United Nations breakdown is - Fall hatched chtcka for immediate BRE14DING TUI KVI' NEW Selaine. Box 125, Station B, Mont- ..i , delivery. Free catalogue. Top Match postwar variety broadbreasttd real. Que.° ^,: inevitable." Worst of all, war is Chleker[rs. Guelph. Ontario. Beltsville small whites, hens ma. a <RF''..'. _ "inevitable." This, in plain lan turf 9 pounds 87.00 each. Toms 18 ATOMIC WEIGHT160NING - NEW a °r° ^$ism. It is also balder iTWE'VE SOME CHICKS FUR I11L- Rounds $1(kOL �o�L. All !n - Streamlined methi,d, of fast7wolght- - ° °6e tnedinte shipment and quick order- stock. Available to December 10, gaining, albo reducing. No diet or dash. Whaling Turkey Ranch, Moore- a o filg. But otdera for January dally- pDRrtus necessary. Send $ -.00. - Owed chick* should be sent now. flold. Leonard r:reen. Box 123. Norwalk, - - Bray Hatchery, 110 John N., Ham- Ohl'u. axe !Lion, Ont CHOICE UVALITI; DKEP,KRI.I.ED MORNING BLUES Rouen ducks end in. F also Gam• banished when breakfast L PUFF OI•I•URTL'NITlF.S iIY MAIL mouth While Pekin. Fred H Gul• YOU CAN DEPEND ON Tell -let. R 2. Welliind, Ont, We Put your name on reaping )lets Notch chicks to bring you- Top of Canadian and American firma Ma "Al In 1947• bend now for the I5 COMBINATION llUCKF-YN' F.LEr' with ne+v, ideas. Under no obllira- includes Maxwell House. Top Notch poultry catalogue and trio Incubators for sale cheap. Fet• tlon, Just send name, address. FBI, pIan an early start. All popul r Ling capacity 12.000 ,hatching ca. Box. 97. Station G. Montreal. This gloriously rich blend breeds and cross breeds are devX paclty 4.000 25 or 40 cycle. Apply ODed from Top Notch puUarum Txeddle Chick Nxtcheries IJmlted, MACHINICItY Of extra-fine coffees li tested highly productive breeding Fergus. Ontario. Dr. Herniae Joseph Muller, pro- •stock. Low mortality is scfentifical- MACM121trx WANT". b1.0.11TEn- fessor of Hereditary Science at In- G6Radiant- boasted°° to de• iy assured. The Top Notch ay stein CHICKEN IIATTF•ItlFst. 2 START- Joir,t n.. ^n iii Ni. Disk diana University, is the winner of of pre - selection only the flneat ers. 2 tlnishers, bank barn 40 x 60. 9nnder, Bash Relisher, ,C'hRln Mor• the 1948 Nobel Prize in .Medicine velop the full goodness of breading stock and culling out all heaD'for quick en le. Whaling Tur• llaer. Rom 111. 73 AdeL,ide St. W., weaklings results In unitfirmlly key Ranch. Moorefield Toronto and Physiology. every coffee bean. live, healthy chick shipments to all - Top Notch customers. Order Early CHRISTMAS HOLLY FROM STOCK - NFW, C.C. IC. to be assured of getting the breeds Welders, A.C.-D.C. Wrtding Roda- Brttaln t0 Buy " -you want on the date you want LARGIC SOX. 1�t -iss DO.-a. ° cceesorles A.C.-D.C. Motors, 25 or . FOR „12,00. Postpnld, xn ?'per's, HntSlc, Canadian Flax theta. Send today for Inleresilns B.C. r le Electric Holmts• to 10 free catalogue: Also laying. and ton x•L -aD.2t welders. 5 .tn 250 ready to lay pullets for Immediate 7ii-V.A. Gas engine generator plants. I d delivery. Top -Notch Chfckeries, VOW SAnKATCUPWAN HOTELS, British air cooled lies engines (:RS The Canadian Government has Guelph, Ontario. Farms, Ranches, Stores and bust engine driven pumps. 7000 (:,P.11 nesses or all kinds, write C. R. Worm reducing gears and speed in- signed an .agreement with the Gingrich KJeliander. Real' Estate, creasers. Texrope V belt drives• also 1W , B IC EST CHICKS IN 25 YEARS ReWnn Sask. couplings. 32 "Volt D.C. motors and British Board of Trade under = grinders, Wfndrharging genera- which Britain will take the entire : Yes, that 1s what all Rainbow tors R 12- 12 volt. ALLIANCE YOU CAN'T BEAT - - - -'- Chicle FOR ItAi.F.• ARENA tY SMALL J -exportable surplus of a)1 grades puyers are aayia when they town, skating and hockey In win- ELE0rRIC Wt RXF UMYPED. buy Rainbow Chicks. All breeders Montreal - Toronto - Rouyn- Hall. of Canadian flax fibre and most of t tar, dancing In summer, Owner 1n are 100 percent free from pullorum fax -Winn) i3rdcr your chicks now direct - _from -- -case health. Apply Rom 234• Glep- Deg - Vancouver. the exportable surplus of flax taw this ad and not be disappointed. MN1Itt AI during the year ending Sept. 15, Tom Barron L 4.00. Barred per GENITINR p1tOAD tIRFA%'VFn ' •100. Pullets 824.00. Barred Rock 19.17, it was, learned. Mixed $12.00 per 100. Pullets 821.011 Bronze Turkeys. Toms 820, Hens GOOD AD\'10Ef EVERY SUFFER- I ou \\ ill I'of +.r etaytu st Write Rock Mixed $15.00 per 100, 312. Picked from flock of two thou- er of Rheumatic pains or Neurttls G'ovtrament sources noted that - P Vets $25.00. Brown Leghorn sand from putlorum free breeders. should try Dixon's Remedy. bfunrWx the new agreement provides for T�� �� Regis- � � Mixed 114.00 per 100. Pullets $25.00. May batched. John Jeffery. A"lu. Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa. i a Leghorn -Rock 6lLxed $12.00 per 100. Oat Poatpald 01.00, lower prices than those paid Puilett $25.00. Red -Rock Hybrid during the war years but stressed ruitONTO 312.00 es 100. Pullets $21.00. Spe- HOSPITAL ' to Vver3- Ruom with Baits -offal prices on cockerels Guarantee POSTS ECZEMA SALVE that tine war -time rates resulted .howrr and Telephone 10u percent I►ns delivery to your Maternity and Medical 30 bed Goo- RRn1eh the torment of dry eczema from abnormp} conditions and that • ylo�tfe, s2.lse ap- Station. $1.00 down, balance C.O.D. ornment Licensed fully equipped. rashes and weeping skin troubles, Doable, f:L•is alp Rainbow Hatchery, Chatbam, On. near No. 8 and 24 Highways. Could Post's Erzemn Salve will not disap. the other Dominions which have sl (4004 Ve+.d Dining and Daae- tarro, be operated by two nurses. good Point You. supplied Britain with the products Ina AIt6L17 _ turnover. Owner leaving Canada, 7 tehing scaling burning eczema. fli,trlwurse at Carlton 21.NS CHOICE NEW HAMPSHIRE miles to nearest hospital. For full ache, ringworm. Pimples and aLh• have' been receiving the lower laying and ready to lay pullets for Infnrmatlon apply Box 329. 'Delhi, lete's foot will respond readily to _ _- prices for two years. rol. RA 41:35 - -•- - -- Immediate delivery. Also other Gat. thta Rtaintess, odorless ointment,- The imports have been used b breeds 11 weeks up to laying. rill regardless of how stubborn or Po y UP Your pens• egg prices are good NOW Ill( CAMIDA, POPULARLY hopeless they may seem. Britain solely for war purposes. and will remain ROOMS UFALTIFt'LLY - good for several advertised LEKTROLITE cigarette PRICE !11.00 PER JAR 1• t RRGleHFD $1•PJO . gears. Fres catalogue. Also Fall lighters. Flameless. wickless, wind- lead Post Free on Receipt of Prilco TRAI•PINr. qpl hatched chicks for Immediate de- proof. f11nt1eae. Works tike car livery. Tweddlo Chick Hatcheries - tighter. Guaranteed 'unconditional. POST'S REMEDIES M1sK - FOX - \\OLF TRAPPERS, - Ltmlted, Fergus, Ontario, ly, 11.95 FJLI. PO Box 97. Stn. 0. 889 g Montreal. Queen St E. Corner of Logan trap for bounty year round wttb r 13e SUSSEX X HAMPSHIRES lie Toronto. best ¢land scent system money can 1j BOOK YOUR ORDER NOW FOR buy, Parttcvlars free, A E. Fisher. 1 Pi'PS FOR SALE IT•S IMPORTANT - EVERY SL'F- Box 420, Calgary. Alberta. SPRING CHICKS without delay at REGISTERED COLLIE PICPS. SA- , na, theist prices. Mixed Chicks lac Pul- ble and white. Elmhill Starmist facer of Rheumatic F stns or Neurf- lets 2Yc. Cox 7c. L.e horn X Elam tls - should try Dixon's Remedy. P- breeding. Granv111e Kenriab, Gran- TF ACHF.R i WANTED g 2 lifunro'a Drug $tore, 235 Elgfa• Ot- •ahlres ]Ilzcd 13c. Pullets Bc. All ♦1110 Centre, N.3. taws Poatpald � 00, breeders pulloram tested under Uov' NIAGARA TOWNSHIP wCHOOL ernment approval. Order noli►.to in- RF.6IIST£RED YORKSHIRES. • S • Area requires qualified Protestant - xWe delivery when required. Bon- months • and under. choice baron STOP ITCHING TORTURES OF teacher dos grades 1 -4 at Lake ' nfe'■ Chick Hatchery, Box :56, El- type. Perry Winch• Jr., KeswtcZ eczema. psoriasis, ringworm, ath• Shore School on bum line near St. ]HOTEL METROPOLE = 1 lmirs• Out peL, lete's toot and other skin Irrita- Catharines Duties start January. Lions with Ellk's Ointment No. J. 1947. Liberal salary schedule with NIAGARA FALLS .BOOK YOUR ORDER NOW FOR SHETLAND PONT. TBOROCG°.- Itch relieved promptly skin healed allowance for experience and 1100 OPM - C.N.R. STATION , 1947 Twaddle chicks. You safeguard quickly or money refunded. 91.00. annual Increase in effect. Have mu• rouraelf a ainst price rise, get ad- bred, 2 yearn, child's pet, saddle, Order today from Etlk's Medicine ale teacher and nurse. Apply giving i ftnikge of any drop to ?rice .before bridle, show harneall, show buggy, Co.. Dept. 67. Saskatoon. Sank. name of Fnmpertor to G. S. Paxton• delivery and you will have the balloon tires Picture upon request breed of ehicks you want on the D. Haddow, 43 Day Avenue, Toron- Sec: etary, St Davldm, Ont. ; date ernment Approved mch Twaddle Gov- reat to. MUSICAL INKTACSf1iNTS WA�iTF :U S, Itli ORK profit makers. Popular pure, bright STAINLESS WATCH BRACELET, ells, exchanges m sT R1N • instru. SMALL GROCF:Ily 16TORE OR i� O�' use cross breads sexed or straight 125.00 value for 81,00. !den's ad}uat- meets, 111 v birch. Toronto 2. bus +f •ris, with Ilving accommoda run. They all come from Pullorum able stainless steel H tented Tweddls stock of proved liv ghtwelght tfon, In town near Torontn. 8.2 Itenitty and productivity. vend for bracelets. Ideal for Xmas gifts. Northcliffe blvd.. Tnronto 10. ■• ioarly delivery priceltat and cats- Price 11 00 Postpaid. Refund Soar- OI•I•t►It'1'! NITIN:at Ft►tl N't►MRA ! - logme today Also laying and ready antetd. Life Lonlr Bracelet Mfg., - W \ \'TF.II \i'HITF: G1 1 \F :A F'u \v 1.. / to lay _pullets for immediate deliv- 834 Windermere, Toronto, �� Whnl art Turkey Bunch, 5foore fie Id pry, Weddle Chick Hatcheries _ -_BE A HAIRDRESSER _ ' - S-WEEK -OLD YORKCHIRE PIGS, ATTENTION. HIGHENT PRICES #.lmlted, Fergus, Ontario. ready November 18, $10 each f.o.b, JOIN CANA'DA'$ LEADING SCHOOL paid for feathers, feather ticks a!- GOOD CHICKS PAY BEST APPI7 Roy Welburn, Namur, Quo, Great Opportunity. Learn so sewing machines, any eondlilon. Hairdressing Write King Feather Company, 661 ltead what Mr. Broadhurst of Joli- Pleasant dignified profession, good Crawford $t., Toronto, Ont. I ette. Qua., says about our chicks: wages. thousands successful Idarvet - - - April 3t,, 1916 - "The 208 chicks re- We are overatkRe t the graduates. America's greatest. aye• l ` =' •eelved in splendid condition, nqt one present term- Illustrated catalogue free, rURi VOTH FRED. MASH, AN t • r dead and only one died since. They of good used trade -in tires (guar Write or call grain bags (whole or torn) Into are the most vigorous buach of chicks anteed to be in excellent shape). cash. We Day freight rates and _ I ever received and 1 have been 600 x 16 $5.00 MARVEL HAIRDRESSING highest Prices, Write today to the MEW IOW =1� handling ehicks for over 40 years." All orders shipped C.O,D. Special FCFTfiO1.9 - L.ondon Ong CorripnrCy, London• On- 'Order Dow and get the best. Her* equipment for vulcanlzlag Truck 358 Bioor St, W., Toronto facto. /(fs ate our prices, Barred Rock Mixed. and Farm Tractor Tires $ranches: N King St- Hamilton -'1 12.00; Pullets. $21.00• White Leg- BEACON TIRE• corner t 74 Rldeau Street. Ottawa. 12 tobhM Queen and ]ge - - - - - - -• 1 ftorn,• Mixed, $12.00; Pullets. $24.00; York Sits.. HAMILTON, Ontario. SHIP YOUR POULTRY FARM ?� ftC -- whits Rock i:ed; $15.00 Pullets, o-�8. ARIO -a MOST MODERN PATI XTP EGGS TO H. G. BUTT !9e €26.00, Brown Leghorn Mixed, FJgUIPPF.D TIRE SHQP 14,00; Pullets, $25.00; Hybrids 248 Scarborough Road. Toronto 800 rebhr, -Red Mlxe4, /il."; rousts, F'BTHERSTONRAI'GH di COMPAN\ Highest Scarborough Write for Quota• �. 1121.00• Hybrid Leghorn -Rock Miz- WIGGLE FISH !- MAGNETICPUPs, Patent Solicitors. Established 1810, lions. sd, $12.00• Pullets. $25.00. You also Ideal Xmas Gifts. Wiggle Flsh 14 Klna West• Toronto Booklet of 7 - get free c� lcks. Goddard Chick Hat• swims madly about lashing . his farormatton on request GENUINE ASrIRIN IS •¢ihery, Britannia Heights. Ont. br111fant colored body like the - LOGSi BASSWOOD, ELM, BIRCH IMARKED THIS WAY -.'• :' : _ flghtingest Baas, ever, sett winding• and Maple, also Basswood, Poplar, WO1tiDERLAY CHICKS no springs to break. Everyone PHOTOGRAP*T- Pine and White Birch Bolts. Oeod from baby to grandpa loves him, prices. For further particular* tfil4S SATISFYING RESULTS. CL S- .price bOc. Hotsy A Totsy the Merry Q write to The Oakville Basket Co. tamers reDOrttag high egg yield Magnetic Pupa. Dogggons fun for IMPERIAL QUALITY IS Llmlted, Oakville, Ontario. ISSUE 48 -1946 ! eembtned with large bodied birds. Old Rnd Young. You caa make em QL(ALITY AT ITS BEST = "Write for free calendar and erica- dance, Jump, whirl and' wriggle. OUR YEAR ROUND FAST S T :31st. Big Rock Farm, bfflle Roches, People go wild about thtm. Price quality work- will tJrit. Ec AIZ 811"it -l..0 Guc. xoy stales plen eny�ou. +Far satistac!lon try Tm• Co., Box 1081 W^ Winnipeg, Man, perial. 6 or 8 exposure films, de. 100 CHICKS FREE vet IMP Rnd printed. 10c -. -With every order of 100 pullet' FL'Na iM1•RR1A ►, PHOTO SF.RViCR Station 1. Toronto. ehleka we glue 100 free chicks (our FOXES AND FURS DRESSED AND eholce). Barred Rock Pullets made Into neckpieces, collars and TURN YOLiR NSNAPS" INTO MON- c 321. 96, White Rock Pullets $25.95, capes. Take advantage of this offer T N O 810,00 paid, Particulars, -; White Leghorn Pullets $'Red. before rising prices take effect Jan. Prudential Press, Toronto 1. Brows Leghorn Pullets $25,95; Red. 1, 1947. Oliver Spanner A Co Ltd.. Rock Hybrids. 21.95. Leghorn- 20A Elm Street, Toronto, XMAS CARDS FROM Rock Hybrids, 15.95. All chicks *old 'ors from agree sated stock, HAIRDRESSING s(Sj1TAP3►►_12 FOR 79c _ back by high pedigreed stock, 81.00 - Guar you corder, Balance C.O.D. LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE Your negntiv'es make the moat Guaranteed Delivery Kent Hatch- Robertson method. Tnformatton on original and 2 • r try, Chatham, Ontario pleasing Christmas requeat regarding cla -ses. Robert. Cards, you can get - cards that son's Hairdressing Academy., 117 friends treasure -and the cost is OFFER TO INVE4TORS Avenue Road. Toronrn. small. Select your . favorite nega• F ti-ves and send the" to us. We'll AN OFFER TO EVERY INVENT -on HELP WANTED return 12 attraCtive greeting cards -` l List of Inventions and full infor• with yoiir Pictures printed on- Inatioli sent free. The Ramsay Co., WANTED - 13RICKLAYERS FOR. and envelopes for mailing -all for IS Registered Patent Attorneys, 273 large battery of Wilputt Ovens, No 79c. Order early. Bank Street, Ottawa, Canada lost time, work _ inside -heated long F i�otos on Calendar. 26c.1 r " --- bnildizig. long Job. �rIence n DRIMI. M. DYEING AND CLEANING firs brick 'Work not necessary. _ Phone 51112 Hamilton or write to STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE HAVE YOU ANYTffiPiQ NEEDS Box 210, Hamilton, Coke Oven dyeing or cleaning? Write to as for Company of Canada Llrited, c/o of Box 129, Post Olflre A, Toronto /" 0 • '~'`tN ` I information. Wsgars glad to an• Steel Co. of Can. Ltd., Hamilton (Print Name and Address Plainly) ■ - ' ewer your questions. Department Works, Hamilton, Ont. H. Parker s Dye Works pLimited. COMET PHOTO SERVICE ► RELIABLE GENERAL HOUSE.- T$1 Yoage Street, Toronto Ontario guaran• keeper with daughter or friend take Quick Mall Service, work cnmDlete charge of business cov- teed, 25c per roll. Reprints Ec each. FOR SALE ale's home and three children. b x 7 coloured in folder mount, 75c.y. Pleasant disposition; fondness for Bolt 6, Postal Station D. Toronto, 4 11941 ACRES, LEEDS COUNTY. MIX- children; friendly attitude lmpera- ? c ad loam 146 arable, good buildings, live. No emokinir or drinking. Ref- TAXIDERMY �, - Al hydro. Apply Wallace 'Johnson, So. , renees. Idrs. Schuman, 7 Jarvis St, >, Y Parton, Ontario. Toronto. ATTENTION DBFR' HUNTERS 814 Box RiaD ■namm D 08REST- WARTED -- MAID FOR ROIISR- Have your trophy- mounted by Can - --- Q ada's Leading Taxidermist. I last 40112 Ho11y, t1.2b delivers XmR+ a ark or cooking. Modern home, workmanship at reasonable pMc*s. DLit Haves. ulb assortments from :-end wages, small lamfly. •8tate We tan Deer ]Sides Into Loather 1.9 . Thlros good batb� Ihtrodue- ri ce, experience and reterenees. sultable, for Gloves, WIndbreakers. ory offer !0c. 91d II Wlgt' Seeds. Nfrf, P. R. Hllborn, Preston, Ont. •te. Oliver Spanner 8 Co Ltd. 26 A gt f' -- Box ,867. Raw, .Westmin e , B.C. Phone 630. Elm St- ,Toronto. • " ' - - ... • - ,� • - - '- '_ `I 1i '; S. I.Y. .... . Highland Creek ready I mbae plans to have a p ut7 is � ae his awe on the plat --f 3�U0'!'IC� 1 1 l gof their own on Saturday, Deoem- form, two business executives from t C1HR0f1RAC`nC Ow in PM •per A a� (by �• Goo. Ham) ber 14th, the city and we believe the topic lb I 9['l�l LEY — Oa Saturday evening, Mr. George be discussed is ``Christianity in Bug- ' ` RICALTH CLINIC 11hings bs•.ve slowed up- a little in Cain, tee Pf the Fellowship inees ". 146 Sian" St. N. Oshawa, Ont. QOSL, QOKB• a our town lend' there is very little Class u entertaining the class It may ge a little late but we wish •. : activity to report-• -to doubt this is y Arng Treatments iocivdiag �f)OI�� OFi��i�T� :...ir :,• and Sunday School offic- to oiljer our congratuiIatioagto Mr. lull before the Christmas rush. erg at his hom=e and previous`exper- and Mrs. Wm. Miller, Port 'Dion, C�roP�4c. M�'o-�I SANDS GRAVETA Friday night a few of the young ie e predicts a good time on the birth of their son, William M ue� d Vapor Baths peoPle old their inon�g -- George= lYlm Mil]a- is better knman ie t4 years. . �Dd I president and discussed :text y..aes meeting in the Sunday School room to socne of us as Mary Tredw�ay, Phone 224 EVILD' SUPPLIES possibilities in regard to executive on Thursday afternoon, at 2 P. a�. daughter o6 Mr. and Mrs.' Percy members as well as planning 'a Next Sunday evening Mr. Holley . Tredw�ay. also IO.osl raartag9 work (2nintrnas party. Th.e 'at-er will b- We havealso olseed in stock a full t - Wd ,at the home of Lois k.ra.Lz&a on CY R I L E. M O R LEY L» at MArLB Lmr �BLi nva 9atvprday, Decreer. 21. Christmas Values OQAG�Aw PAZ= Evidently evening services are INSURANCE AND rasnas — Yarda u: am aw Ps avin8 -a an�DCese at Centennial as ■ ■ the folk are turning out in greater _ REAL ESTATE :,'A. W. MITCHELL uUmbers. This is most encouraging -- to-'the ¢minister and others, and we Men's Watches from $9 U� = -- PHONE 67 PICK. ' -- -Pickering, Oat. hope it keeps up. Sunday, the W, M. _ speaker a was in charge •s_-hd 'the al,ecia►1 Ladie's • Watches from $'10 Up was Marian Warren, a ldssionary from China. Lois Graham was in at the Attractive Cream & Sugar sets ' ' Y. R U. With a hair attendance. GORDON F. OSBORNE _' ,A, I:.• Richara"n '' the meets t1e N°"°'� Clearance •on' Costume Jeweller�r Comoatittee met again and coZnplet- C. L. U. DISTRICT MANAGER SAL IPIBIJR/tNC19 ed their slate of officers for 1947. _ _ Next week, Dorothy Gooderham is. Lektrolite lighters - "use no flints c �ANCINa �g the Worship Period and Mr. .. EXPIXI LIFE Aa Gad a■tabHshed agesct� 1�h! Honey hop" to be able to b=ias the Tree Decorations - . Xmas Card& �ce Cum~ �• serm r talk at the evening. - A - Friday night there will be s .j s M ' i meeting of the Sunday School Exec- Silver Dishes' &Candle Folders _ vtive to make plans for their Christ Rosa D. Mtaws 3D- .A. • B 3D 3M R S mss party. The Primacy Department . W. H. Curtis . r under. Miss Gioria Ormerod have al- Small Deposit will hold any Tom Pin iaaaraaes at an Hods .��' �.� _ Murvyn Keane, Oshawa - ---- artrCle duke! Christmas - -- —�1lh Gulliver, Osia9ra — - ahiti !Mt •. -- w _- -- DR. P. L. LOCOS, 'Telephoap, Whitby, -' W. 0�. VETERINARY BURGEON ickering'Jewellery Oa8 Pldt i Z!! DUNBARTON P��. MAW . t ' Phone Pickering 77 R 6 1,iMSED AUCTION=R and VALUATOR KEN AND Sale. Arh�hsrs I v3MI 'TIC�i -' Maple Leaf Fire - " � � � � Phone or Write AUCTIONEERS ' 614 Dundas St. East. Whitby. Ont. Licensed and Authorized for the Insurance CO. Counties of Ontario and York. or Phone e t Farm Stock, Implements House- ! Cheap Rates for Farm and Country }' - held 'Furrtituue, Real Estate Buildings - - - - ales our Specialty at Reasonable - .., gs r_. . _ _ ._ __ Sales Dual Service for the Windstorm Insurance on 'Buildings, .Price "of One. Windmills, Silos etc. : 7 Permanent Nagging Pain Milliken P. O., phone, A in. 52W3 Automobiles Insurance of All Kind. Laidles & Men "s Wear �, • LL � 'that FtaS• thn Temper and ylarlcharn P. O. one Mark: 206 Ch ildren's Pla Suits & Ov stalls Prentices have been established Bowman & Rowe _ y +' 'Nerves. It -may be. Your ETei auctioneers shnce 1890• o & Shoes C. H. z i Notary b TUCK OPT - GLT THE-11 NOW Bre=asts Sol'citr,r \ dry Pu ik r 1 -. Disnev Block. Opp P. O - =Self -serve Groceteria C. RICi;ARC50N' - -- - PIP>":S, EL.BOCti S FOR YOUR = : -- - A uitn M STGti'i:S ar.d FL- :?N.�CES. : -OSH WA S 611 - Continental Life ds (Black and Galvanized) Pfi .rev uSeF ' 371 Bay St. Toronto. COAL `. %TTLES I' r ♦� s r 7 I t s L I -P N I 'IN ' �t Your a hsfadhon y Guarantee Try `Ghrrr:,:. y Sweep" �� t � ! Al G Seller's & t�kinson S Doe tro)-er- The - - Modern �'� ay To - C lean Chinr.e. s, Furnaces and - - Phone Grin. 20,W2 - St•,uff. 290 I I " � I C' Ii I':I'. Fluesr� �y c e # L tcen -se'd PAINTER & DECORATOR ILViN U r1B J tkering � r� � ! ; :. AuctlOneerS PICI:ERING OA'I'ARIO .._ HARDWARE - . ' _ � I :. . Year's Experience C Phone Pickeri.v� l6 t- r r}���-+p A i i A pI ��\ s con 1 ;I ll i1',l�FI".R.A1 . 4A CAD�j� � � �' ISale du' *edT anywhere. � J. I. (Fiud) 5"!I VISART, B. A. ..� "'_��ah's.•--- �s'....s"" t�U... !'(•F%c::.' .,�'ic3iji- .�Bi,. Solicitor; Notary - �• : _ -- .----- .— _-- ___. -' Aul SaIP a�tsnnaily listed and. RB 1;R BEND FARMS ' gar c�. 9 r _ sdvertrsed. Bilis prepared and ► I'I S U FLIES Pnsted. Greenwood - Rpad BROCK"" �r O.Yli p t er i ce I'!a� c' — . l'iclarino 1; $' 13 � - - .. - - - - _ _ _. • . - .. Rpasonab►le RatPS- _ -�;— '. - - -- _ -J B,%'* ., : 77 r.,� ;, I' J. ho evan �► D.'_i1 F l — sits i'1'vl• .s ,1. S B O� -P G, B. A., B. Sc. ► - a Healthfully Air- corditiorw•d C ar. t, r dS rveo ► a :. .i%zil�3. �6 <�a 'S et. East. Oshawa. Out- .• •. tV f" .�'Or�tario .FAD10 •S� R�� i ► THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY � -r2- - - -- - - - 'No x- E)iDER °_ti, •gip a:.d :;0 f /�� - ". Cvvo Sho.s s and \i. fish in S,_ � son /�� � �� r I r� .i A. �• !LLCUG P8B e Saturday Matinee at l.3t• 1' til °• *' l�7 l V �_ ..�1 ��i.leS �t .. �' �� . . ' 1' H!I.ue.ibN Farm Ag -,u.y • _ -- _Canon �P? s. ai a .� , :�M(w, s«. .ur 1.6p t''.,I, � St. , , .IL. �► n _ a —' -v MARKET Guarsnteed epai. ,e rtd J•n *g�si ancj ()id�ct In ► .IN Technicoler -• Ans Mahe. or Modal Canada •- F:=rahllshed Forty ► Phone Pickering 26 � ► Dana Anc:.e:�s,Lizan Ponie4y y Years" j ' FOR THAT HGME in THE CITY - Susan Hai �Ce�rd I ARTHUR � I E L L CONSULT CUR A' -TINE C(� Y DEPT. .. ... _.. AT E CITY C- - - - — -- - -- _ - - -- - - - -- PHONE 62 R 3 1[p.,'DAY, TUESDAY, Vt'F.Dt'SDY 1� e WA-WA Your Poultry & Eggs ► - -- DECEMBER 2; 3 and 4 SELL pIRFC TO THE CONSUMER '� ®� � CcLast Complete Show •At 8.20 P• M. - YOtr CAN BE ASSURED OF THE HICiH£S1' °The MARKET PRICE FOR THESE .PRODIIXTS LIMITED Deadline At Dawn _ . EGA .. .. .: ' .. " •� � . . _ .. Scarb 'ro Junction .. . ► Paul Lukas and Susan Hayward ! - with Bill Williams Chet - CHICKENS Phone ;' TELEPHONES - Howard 111Tind Scarborc 338 plus an added. attraction - -- - _ 4, Oar FOWL Whitby .; !tough and Dressed Lumber - Millwork r l MEET ME ON BROADWAY t Doors Sash s Marjorie Reynolds 3inx Falkenbihrk PrlCes DUCKS 336 �: mInterior Trim Mouldings Soft and Hardwood P rft .. TYMRSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY _ I .. '•• 'CALVES _ ; .. waub�raa fed � r L.� Cedar l ►- ,DECEMBER 6,. 6 and ? c Asphalt Singles Roofing ,H ` OGS - - ' _ Masonits Prodoeb Ha clay Iii• THE MARX BROTHERS !Rork Wool hiulatieo _ Commi trod Lbw �- PI 1 F��A ...' ' �Tn+T- sm+IOVS 1�0 >r, .. ry rAtrrr - - isri.Lar,x, ONTARIO . PHONE 336 Day or ht - All grades of B. C. Cedar Shingles