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VOL. 67 No. 4L PICNERING, Oft. - FRIDAY, JUNE l , 1947 4 Cents Per Copy Authorized as Second Clara Matter
Bab. Rate $2.00 per year; U. -S. $2.60. — W. C. Murkar and Sea, Publishers Post Office Department, Ottawa
Pickering Is "..Scene of
JuriNg Tast M
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W. M, S. of Presbyterian Church ROTARY AL. HARVEY TO PRESENT = .
Incases' Annual Presbyterld Meeting • "' SOME OF CANADA'S FINEST June Wedding's Pic. kerin Village
Owing to the holiday attendance TALENT, JULY .FIRST = -
The sectional meeting of the W. was down at this week's meeting. Murkar - Whitter Among those in town on Sunday "
M. S4W the Toronto Presbyterial of Rosa Murison in charge of the 'Al. Harvey,- who is arranging the
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M 1:qCK-rj1RR4G W(hor
the Presbyterian Church held its � i- program gave a "cllassification" talk evening entertainment for the First A very pretty wedding was solemn- =for the Erskine Service are noted-
null meeting in Pickering on Thurs- on his own work "Groceries ". Ross of July Show here, is including in zed at Centennial United Church, Mr, and Mrs. Allan (Mark, Jean and,,
day, June 5, Mrs. C. McLellan, Vice- gave many interesting facts concern- his list of entertainers: Miss Mar- Highland Creek, on June 7th, when Bill Clark, M Wilson, LakF. Bel; on'
President of Dist. No. 6, occupying ing his line, and among them would jorie Water•8, singer; A. Dowse, Miss Gloria Whitter, daughter of Jos. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. F. Baladon,
the chair, and Rev. D. Marshall pre- be his statement that "63 percent of xylophone, Ted Slocum, comedian, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Whitter, of Frances and Fred Jr. of Burford;
siding at the morning devotions. The the grocery business in Canada was Ruth Gibbard and Partner, dating Highland Creek, became .the bride of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marquis, Stroud; ,
secretaries of the auxiliaries, Os'h- being- done by the independent groe- team, Don. Gordon, at the piano. Mr. Barry Murkar, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Jephsom, Brook- ,
awa, Pickering, Whitby and West era ". He also told us that the groc- Al. has a personal interest in this Mrs. W. C. Murkar, of Pickering. lnis lie and Mrs. Jas. SMales, En- i
Hill presented the higWighta of this •ery business was- tfie poorest of entertainment, and is' seeing to it The church was decorated with ferns nislallen; Mr: and Mrs, Ed. Reeser,
year's work. all business, that they only existed. that we have a good one. and mixed flowers. Rev. Robt. C. Oshawa; Mrs' Wyman agd daughter, t +
Mrs. A. Curr, president of the No one but Rotarian Miles Chapman Old- timers will be interested •to Copeland, of Pickering, officiated. Peterboro; Mrs. T. Douglas, Toren -
Toronto Presbyterial, addressed the would believe the last. hear that a football (soccer) game The bride, given in marriage by to; Mr. wk Mrs. Harvey Barrett,
morning session, taking as-her theme Further detail's in connection with may be arranged (if there are any her father, wore a gown with a satin Toronto; Mrs. J. Stephenson and bro-
"Live Christ ". She also issued a the 1st of July were disposed of. football players still ab'e to get a- top with rounded neckline and long' tier Frank Sanderson; Miss Gladys !
Challenge to all Christian women to Rotarian Wm.. McEachnie takes -round). Softball is to take up the sleeves and full skirt of net. �e Burns, Toronto; Mrs. Bishop, Hamil-
meet the dire needs Presented by the next week's Program- g good floor-length ton; Mrs. Pere Myrtle. -
afternoon. We're looking for wore a floor -le-r h veil with sca21- � y' _s
famine of true peace that exists parade again too. oped edges, held with 'flowers and Mrs. Wilfred Mo,. -mey spent the
thm ug]rut the world today. by sue- A Misunderstanding Somewhere week -end in Flint, Mich,
__ _ .. «� i DIINBAIiTOti YL2•:ASI±: Nt3'1'TG ER5 carried a cascade of lily -of- the -vall
i� =t=ie
the-spiritual. vii ey and sweet pew.
Christ - centred lives, homes, schoo'a FAVORED WITH FINE WEATHER The matron of honor, Mrs. Donald Jana W
and churches The Board of Police Trustees of
fedd5nga --continued • . .
,Kemp, wore a sows of rose an�k jer-
The speaker of the afternoon, Mrs. Pickering Village regret and deny A large number again attended t1he .sey. The bridesmaids; Miss Kathleen east the bride wore a dress of flow -
Earie Toombs, recently returned : any. knowledge of fne origin of the annual Memorial Service at Erskine Gooderham and Miss Joyce Whitter, ered jersey' with black and white �
misaionary from India, called upon impression that has gone abroad and Cemetery on Sunday afternoon, con- cousin of the bride,.-Wore gowns of accessories and wore a corsage of +
all to prove their love to Christ by particularly to Dumbarton, that the dusted by Rev. John McLachlan. of gree,.x silk jersey and mauve silk. roses,
feeding His lambs, 1 John 21: 15. Dumbarton Ball Team. have been de -, Whitevale Circuit of the United The attendants each wore half hats On their return they will reside
With India's new constitution, have vied the use• of the Memorial Park Church, assisted by the choir of the covered with siik jersey and decor&- near. W'hitevale.
aris -n pr „l•'ems in- olubii apart froirn in Pickering Village. They have nei- Cherrywood Church in the music. ted with rosettes to match their • *•• - r
Christ, our weapon and our task 'ther been consulted about the matter Tne speaker, on this memorial gowns, 1 Robhumn-- Churchward
Fray nor. have they issued any statement day, appealed to his listeners for The best man was Mr., Craig Mur-
Acllrert eq from the Presl-) tetia' nor haw- they issued any statement the return of worship to "the God kar, brother of the groom. Ushers A double ring ceremony .was col -
-secretaries contained inforn�t,on and that nught be interpreted in such a of Abraham, Iuac and Jacob, by a were Mr. Donald Kemp. and ).r• emnized in a setting of lilacs and +
inspiration. A delizhtful and most way, reeling drunken world of man” and Pearson Baker. During the signing tulips at fit. George's Anglican
a r o riate solo, "M 'Trek" was a re dedication of our lives to the of the register, Miss Margaret Good- Church, Pickering, on Saturday, June ,
given p Mrs S ratt. y TWO ESCORTS BEkTEN UP � of our Fathers. the Cnernywoon erham sang. Mr. Leo. Barnes ace- 7• when Irene Emily, daughter of
NEAR' ERSKINE CHURCH choir, which has some ' excellent ompanied and Played the wedding Mr. and Mrs. James Churchward be-
DISTRICT ANNUAL MEETING voices contributed much to the ser- naraic, came the bride of Lawrence George +
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE - A-daring- p took - fir - arstltenT•- with- :Mrs." -At the recentinn held. at Silver Robinson, son of the late Mr. an,cL
rskizne Church on Friday night last, Milne, 'in a beautiful alto voice as Mrs, T. Robinson. Rev. E. G Rob -
Pkkerinsr. Thursday. June S. Birch Lodge, Highland Creek, the
(By Mrs. T. Robertson) when two young couples in parked soloist, and Mr. Wimot Gatea fn a bride's mother received I-, a street nnson officiated. Soloist Mica Mary .
cars were forced, at gun point, to ao'n number, alsn ;n very fine voice.; le -ngth dress of tovo- turned beige and Martin. The bride.,, given In marriage
The Annual Meeting of " hand over money amounting to a- ' This cemetery has become one of black silk crepe with pink and black by her father, wore a gown of ivory.
&Wth Ontario Women'3 Institutes bout $4.00 and .the two young men .ts r l+^ «ter knn•+ ..r t di�t ~ict rilk crepe with pink stid black sec- Satin and fingertip veil Geld by A.
VV hold at Pickering United Chu-6 slugged across t.%e faze, and the car capable. much- in+e'os«ed Hoard reps j esaories. She wore a corsage of pink Coronet headdress. She carried red
on June 6th, wif~n Miss Ma • Brown keys taken from them and thrown In it that ever. thing is kept in ! rases ad lily of the walla Miss
} :: d yellow sweet pass e y y- ;
real over :ire fence into the fields. good condition at all times, and on Th4 cm's mother as
in a Mary Case was- br- desmaid, wearing
P The address of welcome was given The couples in the emu had not- this annuai decoration day it pros- street length dread of blue silk crepe peach organdie and flower- he- d4ress,
by Mrs. H. C. Hutchison and the iced this car pass them, then' turn ents more than an attractive appear- with white accessories and wore a Wiliam Arscott wa, best rro•r Find
minutea and reports by rears about, coming back and carrying out. ance. much a-a one 'individual said to corsage of blue sweet peas. Louis Prout, us:ier, both coos n3' of y
Mrs. Wm. A. Heroin. The President the holdup, Four men jumped out of your Editor, "it made you feel bet- For the wedding trip, Yre bride ' the bride. The :;cpption was held at �
spoke briefly, reminding the mein- the car and carried out the attack, ter t.n come '•+ere Pod see -the last wore a suit of pale green with light the home, of the bride's parents,
hers that they were starting' on a Officers Jack Scott and J. B. Irvine resting place of members of your brown ac••esories: and corsage of lily where'her matner wore powder blue,
were able to follow wheel tracks fen 1
new era wits the 51st year. (p°srtinued on supplement) of the valley and sweet peas On with matching hat and wore mauve
Mrs. Roiph, member o! the Provin- some distance, but finally lost them. — - - - their return, the ha couple will sweet peas. The groom's 3i uer in - • 1
cisl Board, told of the plan to eatab- , Arrest have however since been BOY SCOOT CO'1iMITTEE TO happy F .9
made in Toronto. MEET Jt".`r'E 18. reside in T'lckerinrt.. beige, pink hat an�i "wore pin'c sweet •a
lish the scholarship which will be •••• peas. The co• +pie left for Kingato-r
supported by the Adelaide Roodless Hospitalization Plan Adopted Phillips - Adair and points east, the brae trnvelling ;l
Foundation Fund, to which eleven of b9 e B Committee ,:now working An p ,
Members Andsey Community Club t' 1e Boy Scout lfinrement here are to 3"s. a red suit a•it.r .�vlii +e accessories.
twelve branches in South_ Ontario • *a meet in the Torun Hall on Wednes- In d setting of ferns and mixed
have contributed. It wili be a four• Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. day- even-ng, of next. week, flowers, a pretty wedding was sn'- - -s.1
}ear Course open to an 'outstanding W H: Westney on becoming grand- ,ail in`.ereste -i are invited ,o att- emnized at Pirkerin, Unitea'C.ntnrrh ��(� �kure��s :4
,girl v hn has cnmpleted test years of
(Continued on supplement) {rents. A son was born to Mr. and end. The matter of •a " leade " is up on Saturtav, June 7, when Mb:s F.''ie
(eontined on page four) for consideration. 'Adel,- Ad-Or. 0- u�hter of 'firs. Adair, Pickering I'nited Cburrh
--_ -- -- -_ - -- • - - - - -- - -- - ._... -_ _ _ . _ _. and the late Frederick Wm. Adair. - Rev. Robt. (' Copeland, B A- _ - .a
hey ^mn the hr ;de of Geort±e HRry+I Minister Need For More and Adequate - Street Lighting _ .. __ . Phillips, scm of 'Mr. Cecil Phillips SUNDAY, Y, Jt'1F 15, 19-:7 -
We have been hearing it for quite some time, and -was the "Bible- toting" churchman whi was reapon and the late 'Mrs. Phillips. Rev. R. C. .IO.00 :a. m: - .Funda� School - -.
this morning one of our readers while in our office sible for getting that S:a`ute 'r.n our coun'ry's law Copeland officiated. 11,00 - Morning Service
fled a near-violent cotaplaint about the hack of ad- honks proclaiming Sunday -a day of rest to b^ set The bride, :riven in marriage by "Frivitation'to a Holy ,Day"
equate lighting of -)ur streets, of tine vulage, and v,i'-ir acids for worsh p, and- that t"ie pens'st -mce of that i her ,toe's, !fir. Tfar•ey Barrett, Tor- 7.00 EN-enir.g Worship -
the cus.,):tai_it, we can readily agree. Our v :,3itor coin- minority today, along, keeps that, Statute on those .i .onto, wore n floor length town of "Without Guile"
plains of walking off the paved walk, not being a'n1e. books, Pnd that those Rao persist in - building, white brocaded' nrion with train and * * *' -
t„ see the walk. We cokLd point to the' lights of the ntowi.tg'lawns, 'working in the , garden, , planting floor lengt;r veil, caught with a'nead -, Choir practice at home ofleader
street (Church) ranning suuth from tine four corner's„ trees etc. (nil of which we saw last Sunday), are dress of white llilies. and carried r. Friday, 8.30 P M.
which, at this time of the year, and mounted as they taking advantage of the devotion to their faith bom:nuet of red rinses. - , •�,',
acne, are almost hidden by the leaves of t:•re maple by that minority, to do those things which in many ThP matzo -i of hon-sr, Mrs. Doris Dnnbae.on United Church I -
trees that line the street (blut don't remove the cases could have been done at some othbr time,. Bremner, of Whitby•, wore 'a floor-
maples
SUNDAY, ,Tt \E 15, 1997 ". .
....that's one reason why w� • live on that We do not say there are not 'instances or exceptions, length gown of bine brocaded silk 9.45 - Church School
street. Ed.). These remarks we hope, or expect will but we do sa }' -there are many persons today not. with Szeaddres.: of matching ! ow- M. D Fa*sty tin, Supt,
be observed by our Police Trustees, who we will grant, who set Sunday aside to do all manner of fai-ngs ors and carried n b -.uquet of rink moo - morning Wonihip
know all about the lack of street lights, but until their neighbors would also like to do,' but......... roses. The bridesmaid, .Mica Hazel
safficrent complaints are filed to justify their spend- t'rir ale, of Toronto, wore &floor- Centennial United 0, rch
ing your money for more light. t'nev11 not liketyAe " 1 V' non *� t ►own of Penh taffeta with Highland Creek
much about it. You now know w:zat to do. You can We were riding along the highway` near here a few headdress of matching flowers -and
- SU�TDA1s, JUNE 15, 1947 - x
at least for the present ilet them know of any burned dQya ago, , . ,traffic was . heaN ; arse we crld not tarried a bouquet nf' mass. The 1.15 - Afternoon Church School
Mr. H. Brumwell, Supt.
out or brollen bulbs. • . move very fast. There was an early model car ahead - flower girl, Mias Carolyn Wood were a
of us that was going as fast as it probnbl could go a gown of yellow taffeta with match- 7.30 - Evening Worship .+
g g y Dr. Anderson, Toronto '
Some Of Our Cemeteries without shaking the oid car to pieces. It's passengers ing headdress and carried a bouquet ,�
Some weeks ago we told about tae yours Univer- _ Missions in fools
g looked dike father and mother and the youngsters- of roses.
pity student who had come into our office and "told doubtless driving as good a car as they could afford The best main was Mr. Robert
us oft'' about the state or condition of the Methodist the could have come from our backwoods fauna. 1 Phillips, brot'ner of the groom. Ush- Presbyterian Church, Pkkering _ �
Cemetery on Elizabeth St. A reader of that story Rut, i ere'a the point _ our driver, in a g.vmPy voice ers, were: Mr. Leonard Barrett and Rev. David Marshall, Minister
approached the Editor while at Erskine on Sunday asked "W'oo's driving that old car., he ought to be Mr. Vernon Ellicott. Miss Grace SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 1947
a'ter.noon, expresses his• personal regret in the state wearing an old straw hat" - and you get the infer- White played the wedding music and 2.00 Sunday School {+
of things around there (he had gust, been up to that Cote. Another source of belittlement of the farmer Mr. Harvey Bath sang drvng the 8•00 -• Church Service a' >
cemet. He has made the offer of a substantia4 • a • • -'
comes from many of our radio prog'r'ams o! today. signin•�• of the register.. Lam, Aid
�stm" t►o say responsible group. who would undertake The farmer is generally givers &high- pitched raspy At the reception held at the Pe-n-
One cleanin up and putting in respectable condition y gufn Club, Pickering, Mrs. Adair re- The Presbyterian Ladies Aid wig[ ,
g Wnd of voice; his Eag1hh is terrible, and he usuall meet on Thursday, June 19
this near - forgotten cemetery. Anyone interested will appears in some' ridiculous character that does rot ceived in a at-me lengt'n dress of , at R50
be put in torch with oils friend wh'o wants to help. become him or anyone. We don't like this sort of cornflower blue Faconne crepe, wit's R m+ at the home. of Mrs. Robert
thing.'You know? the farmer is Just abMt the only white acceasories and wore a corsage ii±eesor. Cars will leave file Corner _
Stnrdsy than today w'no is not talking "strike" (ire may Ire of pink roses. Miss Audrey Phillips at 2.15. Everybody Wellcome. h !
Times Wave chin geld, or least appeared to have thinking about it). But if we would only realize it, �, of Toronto, aunt of the groom assist- St. George's Anglican Chunk
changed. A clergyman on Sunday afternoon made the farmer is also, just about the only mac today, ed, wearing a street length dress of
reference again to a matter on which he has prev- "who holds t'he welfare and destiny of the rest of u!s blue crepe with embroidered trim, • E. G. st
ionaly spoke -n • . • .ance through this publication -that in the palm of his hand" to do
*hat be likes with ns '! 'seine accessories a W � wore a cor- �'• E• a• Robinson, �bi Raetoz
of observing the Sabbath or the lack or non- obser- . -qf he quits we'll have to• • • •ne can keep on prod- sage of rvd roam SUNDAY, JUNE 1h l
Vance. The writer, who no doubt in considered old- vein enough food for his own -famil but what For the wedding trip to potnft 10.00 a. m, - Sunday School
g ' y' 11.00 a. m. • Morning Service
fashioned by many, pergonally regrets the trend and L;aippens to us. We'd better respect that man with (see next column) _
the ease with which many overlook the fact that it "the old umv hat". I _,,,� „r�; LIAM
1 l ,A w.wer 10 Prrrree+ Pirs•1• rHRONICLES OF GINGER FARM b Kin
Highways and bridges develops&
' :
Former Officio _� .� � Y g Louis xIV and x.puko.
13y Gwendoline P Clarks
are still in service in France.
HORIZONTAL VERTICAL So this is Junel Cold, wet over- by the fast flowing creek bad dam - TO BE POPULAR insist
1,6 Pictured I Sleeveless. _
• - head, and even wetter under foot. mad the bridge. The water, as wa-
_ former V. S. garment on servin Maxwell "
Secretary 01 2South Dakota t ,, O Storm windows still on and the ter will, had diverted its course, and 8
VICE -,mix only comfortable room in the house flowed on across the lane below the s
Commerce (abJ ► r TilEp ,House coffee. It's packed
10 Greek letter 3 Be seated the kitchen —that is unless the fur- bridge. _
I1 Plunge 4 Level t T t T 5' nace is alight,, as it often is when 1 a t 2 ways. In SuperWacuu1K
l2 Consume 4 Demigod' WILION get tired of being cold and can sum-
Vs :6 Gibe with heat •` thunder mon u enough energy to Incidentally, t,eforc an milking Tin (Drip Or Regular
P g B. gather Y g
was done this morning, the men. pad- Gr ind) or Glassine4ined
15 Mischievous ?Boat paddle 23 Search 40 Ruse wood and chips for quick heating ailed around at the bride and re-
child' 8 New Testa - through 41 Morindin dye without wasting good fuel. Partner g
moved all' the planks so they Bag AllPur oseGrind
17 More concise meet (ab.) 25 Lax 42 Thoroughfare says he is looking {orwar� to win- $ p ��
19 Offer 9 Sways 26 Rent 43 Ado ter so he can be warm in the house wotildn t get a chance to float away.
20 Heroic 10 Bearing 31 Staggered 46 flog without feeling it an extravagance Now it is ten o'clock, still raining
22 Black (Fr.) 14 Rim ' 32 Constellation 47 Standing ' . to burn good fuel. and the water still rising. A ditch
23 Circle 16 Tubular part 34 Error room on at' the back of the house has risen
�Y Of .course there have been days higher than the outlet i from the CROSS • •
• 24 Asiatic - � 19 Yes (Sp.) , 35 Intense dislike (ab.) when a few bright rays of sunshine F pipe
kingdom 19 Feathered 36 Naughty 50 Either cellar so water is backing tip into
have penetrated the leaden skies and
26 Great verlkbrate child 52 Symbol for the cellar. Things are begirming to ,
we have been foolish enough to get
•• .27 Nevada city` 21 Glowing 38 God of tin look mighty serious. But, like the r CONCENTRATE
- optimistic— Ah, it has come at
28 Extremities man without any shoes who pitied _
29 Accomplish i 5 6 7 $ `� last, we say, 'that bright, warm himself until he met a man without
30 For instance ;mil IZ %Lr13 14 weather we have been "waiting for. LIVESTOCK
i And we feel still more . cheerful any feet, .so } +e in this district ha+e
31 Regrets + }} °'f much to be thankful for.'At least a SPRAY ,
33 Belt 15 b tij ;8 T' ( when we' listen to the probe, as told Adual-purpose DDT Pow.
+ f•.. tornado hasn't come our way, wreck-
138 Swiss cantoll by Ananias, the weatherman. We der ,Mixed with water
,x ed our homes or killed helpless via
3?Brillianee � yt,� .heat him say — "Tomorrow, clear and � �. one pound makes one •
39 Remainder q Z6 warm" And "tomorrow" we wake tims. Thoughts turned inward and p
anon of Barn Spray OR
confined to the boundaries of our P Y
40 Battles „" up and find clear, warm weather ve gallons of Livestock
farm and family are bound to' be
Friends Spray in their most effec.
45
Winglike put ZB more of a dream than any we had selfish and despondent. But if we
8 p ' in our sleep: look outward and onward it is more five form Convenient.
48 Flyers economical and no fire
48 For -.v' # " * than likely our own troubles will hazard t/z lb., 2 lb, cans
49 Symbol for The foregoing was written last grow less as we come to a better s -
tellurium 36 3S
} l#! Z� 43 it ni hL By the time I had got thus far understanding of, and have a .keener Res'diredemark
' 50 Grease , g other folk
• -- .� with my epee) the furnace had burnt sympathy for, those o _
51 Ventilates itself out so I went to bed. The rest whose ills are so often much greater "ASK YOUR (�• -
53 Symbol for 41 a: tlg of the family were already under the than our own. DEALER FOR v
erbium _ - -.r
- - - -- covers.
54 Mournful A ;�a 0 t t 'We slept —in blissful ignorance of
_ �� d and weather. But this morning • -
;4 bpoKe ,one .took outstde was enougri °` -- NE8S•MTI alt You olom i
monotonously HAVE �K kF 1t—.
Rain pouring down from grey un- r ,.
You KNOW VERY WFLL NiIGGET
• broken skies; apparently it had been � -�" .— IS t1iATERPROOF`
raining all night. The creek had
'TEEN-TOWN TOPICS ' � pasture fields were and sh. The cows
By BARRY MURKAR were the far side of the creek! Nor- , +
malty the cows walk through the } „_
:GUEST COLUMN BY SUSIE fire minutes until Barry saw some usually shallow' creek. because that =._� \t { t ! j 4
Well, Barry finally left for a kids he knew in a sailboat. Nothing keeps the Back lane from being
would do but that we tie the canoe churned up all the time. This morn-
week's holiday "up north, and what
to the sailboat and hart a free ride. ing— because of the swollen waters. —�
a time we'had getting him off. - His . We here really,, clipping around the Bob tried to drive the cows to'the
mother is ha+iag a much needed lake —me hanging onto both sides Efate at the back of the field and on -
rest and I am looking forward to a and Barn•. waving at the gang as down the lane. Do you think they
_ wgelc of peace c.nd quiet — instead of we flew try. It seemed as though would go? No air .., cows can be
we flew part of the way and bounced the stupidest, stubbornesi — -ep- - -
'bomb shattering da;+s. the farm. Thep broke away, came
the rest. .After hous or maybe fif-
It was- quite a struggle to- get the tern minutes of this torture. Bar running back to the creek and
- " Privilege of." writing his column, asked-if we _could ride in the sail- plunged o swirling water. I
into the s
Foul nights and days I worked on boat. 1 had had enough of boats was watching from the back of the _ _ -
him and only during a weak moment to do me for months and politely house. The first cow completely die- — 1 ' —.•-- �_- _ -
refused fire invitation — meanwhile appeared for a minute -1 thought on the last day did he consent. It _ glaring at Barry and thinking to she was drowned— then.I saw the .USE 4 NUG "g,,'i't! DAILY. ]IT GIVES 'A
was too late then —for he had pro - myself, trait until I get on land
water churning and the cow scram -
_ raised and I had accepted. Barry will I tell him off? Feeling much �� to her feet on this side. of the BRIGHT, LASTING, WATERPROOF
likes the names of flit kids around better %vhcn, they let me off, 1 sat on
creek The rest o€ the cows tame
the province and the different things the beach and waited for the sailor. after her a,id swam the creek. All SHINE.
- they are doing in his column, and They, seemed to be taking thq. cot- that is, except 'one. Eva will never � _
the •thought occurred to me that ners much too fast for my liking, as much as put her foot in a puddle
harry is doing things different, day and I was glad to be on dry land. of water if she can help it. That
ici I day
wit; so why not tell Thcrt nearly tipped about five times. tow has personality, She allowed
t".'Itis readers what he is like: but what a•as worrying me mare Bob to drive her down the lane to • - _
• • titan the boat tipping was the 'girl the bridge. But here was more trou-
- with the honev coloured hair. and ble. Brirsii and debris swept. down
On thing in %our columnist's life, the trim bathing suit. Barry's quits
-is the fact that he can get, in some •.dependable, but forgets himself-
of
the finest messes without even sometimes- -especially when there is
e was helping his mom
g P g something extra nice ' around. He
paint the ceiling f the livin room '
g " $' ryas sitting Inside ,her. \ \'hen they •` "
•a few dad s ' a o. lie turned round --
g .landed he helped her out and stood
'io ask her something; knocking over there laughing quite excitedly. Neil, - - - • . - -
-the paint can. Lovely white 'paint I just tripped over and put a stop - -
poured dowel his, trouser i ^g onto, the to any ideas 'that- migh crop up, and
hardwood floor. After the excite- things resumed tlicir,•usuaL fashion. WHEN YOU'RE DOWN
ment had died di +wn and Barry had
stopped admiring his white flannels, We acre•just" sitting Goan to sun -' -" AND FEELING SLACK
"he sauntered over to our-house-to a ,
see what has cooking (taken liter- per tonight, tiehcn \lrs., M. phoned _ _ _ -_ V��� TEA WILL
to say that Barry was back on the
ally). Un the + +'ay over he decided--. - '4 BRING YOU BACK
scene again. This time by telephone,
-
the car needed fixing, as It w•a.n't i ••. -" - ,
picking nr speed properly;,, and we aski!ig for twenty doilars. She is
sending, six. He had trouble with
were. going o a dance that ni ht '
(Saturdays \lint, g the car and took it, into a garage to 'have it fixed. The main at the gar- -
Welt, +;hatcvcr happened, I ,dun't, age had two ))ear cubs, and Barry l
Lnaw•, but -ahrut , fiftecii - minutes !ought otie and was shipping it =, �
later 1 lonl:ed cs+t to see what he ha1+c.
•has doing :hid the largest- black _ + ,
- cloud ni smut ¢ +vas pouring out So' friends
you now have an 3?a
fTAm the back'.ciid "of the 'tar. To of what your columnist is like and
'.make matters %6.rsr, lie' jtimWd in the life he leads; also the disturb -
and roared i p the street, 'gunning ante lie causes wherever'lie goes. I I
her as hard :is fie could. 11'hrit lie can just see him acid tha. bear cub'
-sauntering over here after supper '.
came back c+erythhig. +vas normal every night, \fell, 1 can tell you 4
and the uQual load of kids was
now, 1 "+von't play sccuixl fiddle to
Tiled in the Lack' and hanging nver an} Frizzh• �-
"the sides =just like :im' other day.
One Sundlk} last summer the gang °
riccidcd to go up to Lake Simg6e , 'v
for a .picnic Para said he knew a 1 ' -+ OIVLT ' ��� ^ -T�N�
_ ..
short cut: After w astnig hours going *eeMka of Mom relim pain, bins eat etina lop
vp and down sideroads and farmers' Mdi velel+lr, no to r. lee, see, son, $t.00. TEA GIVES YOU THAT
.lanes we arrived on the stmt in
time for supper. Then everyone de-
tided to hire some canoes and -
cruising up and down the lake before
It got too
dark, Rairy pickeg out gt KIDNEY-ACIDS FORA SWIFT...FL4VOR -LIFT
the best canoe of the bunch— ivin
GET LIPTON'S TEA BAGS TOD.
., . Inc a line about the different kinds ___ .:� --'
• If you've never tasted Li ton's delicious briaAt
_ of wood, the best built boat. Vlhile:.;,;..:.:< _ <.• p
I was standing there listening to Rob your Rest. • flavor ... if you've never felt the , ezhilarating 'l%a
INauy �a0ple time aesan :4 t1� a !•� '�� " " FLAVOR -Lill YOU
get With Lipton's Tea, you've got
this, the outer kids -were +:•ay out on + a real treat comingl For Lipton's is the only tea
the laXc - *Ws �' � �' � �—H�k _ that gives you brisk, mellow flavor —plus a lift that
• inks ou ht up. It's the blend that makes
>« . . " _ 6ilar hi••� said aaeeaa pp r ng
adds firm die bleed. Jf dwy. Fat asd LIPT "�p�► .Lipton - and the blend is • Lipton's own secret. r
Finally we got going and I settled ' +' Whenever you're tired or depressed, drink a cup of
�� 3,i Lipton's and see how much better you feel[ Ask for
myself comfortably, handing him �:zn;<;`;: t
Lipton's —the ?yea with the FLAVOR- Ltf•t'= —at yOtfr
Both paddles in case any question Egsatt attd tsar DWfs Kiiisy M DeRs grocer's today)
canie u as 'to ,who was to do the racy the 1,t a n rein ices can +sat . :. '
p hllaF-- anliNl tiallsr. t36" ` '` ' >` c•pyr+set iw7 —rso. J. tips- ttewa
work. Things went fine for about
1 •
r - �, r- iI - Aid to Burma
- — - -� ]Britain will contribute £ 12,000,000
T`h� QuAity'*Tea' r ±cyst toward Burma's 1946 budget deficit used advance more than X15,000,000
I toward 1947 rehabilitation costs-
All under the Anglo -Burns s( finan-
i
"SALABA
Mother Blames Son's Bening offf Reliable sitters, 1 Aeor, tlal agreement. e are hard to find, and I expect your '°
Wife For Neglect help would be appreciated, You
DEAR ANNE H.AST : I am a could have the child to 'ourself,
s widow with a married son whom which of course you'd thoroughly.
* I get to see only about once a enjoy. «
month -on ac-
Since your son does not seem to
* count, 1 be- know the cause of his wife's in-
• issue, of his difference, it is probably due only to
ORANGE P EIKOE
a wife. I don't I K
*think she' .al- her thoughtlessness. Assume that, O ' O
* lows him to anyhow: The fact that 'you live close
a by, too, )nay be another reason. She
10 come to see
* has to plan ahead to visit her oust MOTHS,
me, for when i%' s,ufas >•�"
s t mouser, but you are so accessible 1
she visits her e
•mother for a that she probably thinki each day
few days he I she'll sun in' tomorrow and then wa*ts� ~� s.
° s sonuthing arises to prevent it. You
. o wants no one E0°s,��">f t.tt,tD pt✓, ' °
but me. They have a fine son know yourself that those whom it it - I. " " ,moat"
_ * whom I seldom see and it is rest for us to see are just the ones NDIj
moo&
_ • grieving me to death. i. we often recur to neglect: �j .� TONS_
* I am 52 years old, and work I understand how deeply you feel NAROLO F. RITCMIE,
• hard at a very responsible job. I .about this, and I hope you will not i' coM.�rfr LTD. "
(� * can't keep my mind on my •work I assume there-is airy personal reason, • '
* They live only a few doors from unless you have to. Go out of your ;
* me. I have never to my „knowledge toy to do little thoughtful acts for NOW AVAILABLE
• interfered with diem. your son's wife when you can, and For Immediate Delivery
* I told him I hoe Ibis son will take it for granted they will be'
i G ERALD BROWN P SNOW PACs
* never treat b13 parents as they welCOriied. Tou,h, waterproofed
w.ti.11t PEATYRLa leather uppers securely
Kai
* have treated me. Don't you thinly Young people, particularly in, their atiwhed to all- rubber
tl1�UP81a His eyes swiveled around to en- * it will come home to them? And nearly married life, often seem bottom.- wade under ”
CHwPT:R XX: Karen corroborates counter two calm gray ones which *what do you sac eat I do? I 'vat tel hand thou hlfesr to older men- rigid U.S. cov'r
eeeCaA'■ surmise about the ram119 ploy to suggest g rlcations, Come with
• Itteap control or the fortune through Vat. contemplated him from the ex- a can't write the way I feel about it I. bers of .their families. The.- let their rinerenf -p and rawhide -
tafn, -art She also says that It was treme opposite corner of the room. laces. [foot weather re-
Veronica who loan4 a scrap or a lettir — Broken- Hegrted Mother. own friends absorb all their leisure, .,Stan[ for hunters.
of whwh Vallw"ourt npaed . Ann Marrint` seat ataride a small * r __ im ! "mt»rmrn. farrnsra. of
- HT theatrical trunk. She was holding
_._._.'zk "�__- es 11FFRR 'S'fZ�j�j,p too, in their rre:o privacy. - rte. �fzes a rn to or•
the hand of Veronica Bigelow, who p ) r re,cui =r soh-- wise
When Christopher Storm bound -' sagged, white and haggard ]coking, One way to win friends or family Try to remember this, and so re-
led in with his quick virile stride, g f sieve your mind and heart of this $ 98
in a strai ht- backed chair. over is. to make one's self useful to Sa
Mct_ale turned hurriedly to shake "Ann, why did you come back them. Haze you offered to sit with ,,rain. It will do your health no the young man's hared. He looked here, after you callcd•me ?" the boy .while iris parents take the good, y6u. k+row.. moo br aau -14 tc PAID
into the ekati cut face and spoke -. "Well, i saw two officers escort ED11UNu -SALES CO., BOX salt 4
quickly.' bliss Bi slow- Veronica here -into esstcnd totin.
Sunday School Lesson EsPEC1.4LLY in in -law situations Ian) MONEYS ORDER for r rHEc
"I'm in a hell of a hurry. Storm. the lobby, I thought: 'Good Lord, l M is it best to-believe the best. Anne
You can answer just one. question. what are they up to with that poor * Hirsh will help you, to. Write her a row rocs. ,ls. ,...,..,... ae s>< ss
+: B you will." ° girl now ?' So I came on u in the * _ each. ,.- .............-„•.,.• �-
P Kings 23:31 d s Last Daya at Box A. Room 4..1, -73 Adelaide xAue-
'Gladly." He faced McCaic with same elevator." ah' * St. West, Toronto. cADURESS.� WW r. v. 1____._._
o Flow did Yuu happen to give_ The nfattl for invader the premises ?s. Goldep Tezj 24:7;
7he fearmof the
and in the additional danger of al-
*That
Lord r 9 ) Y - - -- -- - - - --
Nest to the bride and groom? That was too easy. In fact. I p vlu+, eth days; but the ears lying itself with one against the
For a moment Storm looked rat - was brought in a+ a drize - eucpect_. -= of the 'uitkcd shall be shortened.- other and of the consequences of
as if the question were •iaz-- Darrned if the aetator boy didn't Proverb's 10;27. making_ a wrong choice:
from what he had expected. Than remember he had taken me up an It was_ ender these circumstances - he explained. hour Before, sac. of course, being The Northern Kingdom had fatU-
P properly aced by the majesty of en before the hosts of Assyria, and that the prophets urged against
'You see McCale.' he said.` - "I'm entangling alliances and appeased ,
the law, he just a,uldn't help wais- its people, carried off into exile or
loll architect. The Kest, was a little t;r,g' that hit of information at cite dispersed,, had became "the Lost Ten for a high integrity, in Israel itself.
for newlyweds' 1'd built a for The pro hcts,eould not alter Israel s
i c.,ntest: tt'tl modern alfiir: as door. Whereupon I was rushed in Tribes" of history. The Kingdom of physical P y
%%01 a firm grip on my elbow. _ Judah, or Southern Kingdom, lasted h sical situation an more -than we i
you know if you're seen the model - can alter our one world" situation
--a11 to latest gadgets, sun decks, Sh• turned to Veronica. "Are you another tab years, but -it. soon met
today: -- - - --
arrt stuff " feeling better, Miss ' Bigelow? Mr. its downfall and the exile of its - -- - ,
' Aft( :a1e is going to get 'us. out of people to Babylon. Froth that defeat It t quite stifle that even a
* !' -- - = - -- « highly and „spiritual integrity- <
- -- Kerr _ _ and exile, however, there was to be
.'Yes, yes,” Mct:ale Itttettected * w a glorious return soul a rebuilding might not have spared Israel a fate ;
irritably, of martyrdom. But what a' differ-
"I'll do what I can,' he !laid, and of rru -a{em cut fate it would have been from
"Well, Verotfica'and I ha «I %0:rk -- - Two things mutt be borne firmiy
there was genuine concerti in-- hilts_` -, oi0 down in weakness and sin I
ed on it together. We Were; prac- _ m' mind if we are to understand g s
that carne as a .real surprise. He What is more to the point, the '
tirally engaged and we thought those t,mrs. Po
heard a soft tread behind him and a a 1 t h y
when we di•f marry it.wontd be jest Such lessons are particularly ap- only real hope of Israel's safety and
turned to face the lieutenant. P P contribution to the nations la i
The place for us." His eyes were far " ro riate for the United States and y n the
aVr1V. Johnny -on- the -spot as usual. I Canada, for these democracies face preservation of her integrity. Inter _ . - Attract 1 v e -
see." There was a shallow of a smile nal honor and honesty, avoidance of
' " l:aSrtly. 1-1.:Cale said. "I stn- new an4 urtfurosccu responsibilities There is 'nothing so destructive, to
r.tand that " 01. Donlevy's lip., "Sorry I had to and dangers in their rclarion to the intrigues and entanglements, and beauty [tad attractiveness alt chronic
"Then Cult time along; His detain Miss bfarriot, but she rather rest of the [world. wise diplomacy would have been her fatigguue. "
arranged her own entrance. so to proper course the course our toun: Rhen you can't rest and sleep well �«
' cosec was bitter- The tau things to remember about
'J "hen it w,'.,+ a' • Rr9rnre? A defi- speak, together with one of my Israel's situation are that the pro- tries should be following today. -when you have. indt�eetaon -when
trite" backhand slap -" over- jeAlous squad." phets of the time were more im- you feel tired out and nm down in
"Surd health start in at once with Dr.
Not at all. ( never would have y you're through with her l
• portant than the kings and that Is- _ Chase's NERVE FOOD and you will , .I
done a thirig like that. I'd had it _ now ?" alcCalc, vi as devastatingly racl, tow, had lost any isolation it . noon know why this Vitamin B tonic
in for Curt, all right, but after I formal. might have had. ua so popes' - :
had a talk with hint, just life day "Quite, quite. She could have A small tribal you Aaktorthetseweeon-
- is -his ctrath, he convince•l gone a fialf hour ago,: but when 1 g P._ in the era - : ,omy size bottle of f
before rulers and .empires, had set`,e�N DAY11V Of 4
me he really was in love -that he learned she had phoned you, I out for world conquest and had now 7'bis tuna atedicine b owy e�.ce� to Dr. Chase's' ,
:walled to make k eronica happy. I thought---that is —Miss Bigelow was become a kingdom situated between sell... paintal distress- and urw, me-
ell _
_ --w in a g"at big sentimental a bit under the weather," He, cjis- real oyrntendin 1MS. Ohl° of � das*•- Nerve Food '
rrf: :,rded Veronica studiously, his g g ,Powers. It was al- w,w. due to lemale eaetki1w mentWy
glow, I rGcci.kd to decd them The }' ways• iherefore, in physical danger t 411sturbances. 7%ousande tepot benestt P ►�'-- �
I`lest. That'. a1L" manner to her hard, restrained. / /����IilOtfaYtl
+ • * ` So that's the w'sy the viind b16ws. had noticed on the wall the [tight /�, COMPOYIIR ,
'r' 1tcCale• •sn, <Gr cl him. tie e.,id McCale thought, and said to Ann, before. He pointed to a space.
finally, "Yes. That's just about what "Yoii run alone move Wait for me "Someone has removed a picture,"
'A'd expect you to do" _ ' iI the _office - He ltfoked at his he exclaimed.. -SPICY UNNAMON 0 VMS
The telephone at his elhovv rant; � watch. Donlevy came right over. - "t no-
acid he made a motion for Storm :. -* "" arced that. But whose picture -that
All, answer it. The young man spoke Then he added poir tedly to Don- we'll probably never know. You
a few words, then turned to N. ci-alt. levy, though 'he laced .knn, I'll see didn't' by any chance -"
you." that NIi>s•BigeInw Gets home safely, "No I looked them over last ROCip!
^.McCale here," tie said, w•ot,tler- unless, of course " -he turned steely night, but didn't recognize. anyone. a
ing vvhu taihl b6 calling him there. eyes to the lieutenant "- unless you What about the rest of the place ?" Dissolve Ittsp. sugar in l¢c.
It was Ann. Slue' soun,led fright- are not W illie to remand her in m "Oli, the whole joint has been 1I.Aewarm wsfser, add 1 ea- -z
erred, urgent, o uct� fly." x Y searched. Bedroom torn apart. oelope Royal Fast Rising ;y
"Is it all right for me to spill ?" "Oil te' all rig ,it," Donlevy What they were looking for is prob- Dry east. Let mizturestand 4
q 4' Y 10 min. Then stir well. Scald
she asked. sari, ably gr>ne," �><; �•.
ahcafl." * * •,. sirs a milk, add 3 tbs. short-
"Ito) :
Ann rtturmtred a few cheery tning, C. sugar, h! ti
"Duke. I'm 4.,ivn at tl•e drng- Svsirris to the girl and went out. I`IcCale let his voice drop to a
salt; 0001 to lukewarm. Add F
store under Shari Lynn's Hotel. I At the window. Donlevy sli.,kc murmur. "Then why in God's name € 1 C. sifted Sour to make a `rf
went there an h,nrr ago-and could with an impatient gesture which are yoti determined to pin it on .t `, 'bony. 'Add yetat misture >t
oat raise here I thought shy was took in the whole rcx,m. "A little that giri over there ?" He inuiicatco• M°d lbeattn.egg;beatwell t
still asleep. 1 cause back just now. more of, the same mess," he said. Veronica. "Surely—ft x Add 2% c. sifted Sour, or 1
'Thy police arc there -one friend ..F h, ri friend?" Donlevy shrugged.' "The motive, fr enough 10 [make a soft
Donlevy, and the homicide squad. I1f scale sighed. "Look- like it," my friend. The motive always comes ,dough. Knead lightly, place e
s 3n bowl. Corr; set >
Tht bellhops won't say a worth but. ht. said bittrr{v,' "The .wort part back to that. The motive has piled guessed
Duke- Duke -floes that meal F' of it ill is that if 1'd had my wits tip in the last twenty -four hours." i° wain Pbcas five from l
draft. Let rise until [doubled
"Hold everything; ,llcCale said. _ about me, it might have been pre -, McCale sounded sullen. He knew >a
I(noring (:hristopher Storm, he ventral." only too teed how it bad piled up.
+<, iabulk,tlboot2hotrrs . phen
made a grab for iris hat. "Whal ?" t "You satisfied ?" down; lightpttach dough . .
out into oblong piece, about
• + * "I . wn- here in thic i.,.•m taiking (To Be Continued) �" thick. Brush with j tbs.
Shari _Lynn lav`on her back. a with ,'hiss Lynn about two Ibis - '. melted shorteningru lfamr.• �
weird, tragic figure in death: Her morning, - I'm con.viiiccd by what DON'T WAVER. Say 1i . Sprittktt with +yj a Csrown - ;5
. >.
bead was ha i umkr the.table, as .he said tl,at she knew sotmething. a sugar, 134 taps, cinnamon.
R'het, 1 came in I had the feeling Maxwell Its c. raisins. Roll length.
!
' she had fallen. I,u>d not too far stn- � g - � •� � gd'' - •- -', .�
der to Bide the staring cycs anvl the 0'at slle expected someone else.' the same marvellous• wise in a tight roll;- cut in
„nt: of -urpri :e and teiro>r on her * • * i's- slices. Plao a cut -side
coffee blend whether i" apart in-grasind shallow r >+E
far -e• The patent artifice of h:r "A little blaci:maif, v.•hat:" 15011 -
d}cd hair EVviittialic «1 m x: tlian lrcv's eves Showed their intent in- . „packed in Super- Yacuum / • baking pan. Cotes; let rise
ever, her aq; and dicsiration. 1crert. Tin (Drip or Regular in war&'jstace lentil' light,
McCale'c eves v,-ere grim as i,e "1 cc.” Mccale pecan to prolvl ' 1kbout I hour. 1314kein42S'P. „
Grind) or Glassine-lined area about 20 mintnex
note(' the neat m'md hole in _tier .,r. 12114 'ht room, F. %-VTNtllinq cecm- #
eheo, tlie-pool or dark blocri that c,t mc• the cpme ac it ha.d hecn. Aag (All Purpose Grind).
' s ter ° :• ai e n xd Nr '
the her 1g�iv'nwv soaking the c.vPet. of sna;t_ ots an, err t'ie c�llrr, ,,n -- --- -- _ .
�ulc• p1
,
• 'h 1 p'ur.: gr:.}ihs he i• ISSUE. 2s 1817
' - 40 - v
Me
,
T '
VJta$$K 1
' A�v' t $
AL
Mrs. Clare Gunter in Hamilton last
Notice j
1.'Ls. stiif+ed Advt. hates
week
f
charged,
Laurance and Mrs. Clark and Miss
VanNnatloa Storm Boon sad
` ]!dads to Order
1c. per word
Jean were visitors here on tae King's
Asl►1a1t hags
P181E
!Started chicks from Hillside Hatch-
birthday.
>I W Roofings
'�4 cry, i.mnadiate delivery in most
Bill Barlow visited his fattier in
A#Pkslt Sidings
breeds. They also have chicks, pull-
Beaverton last week.
1PaD Boards a+ta
eta,• cockerels, non- sexed. 100 P. c,
live delivery Canada
_Several visited GrasmertlOrchards
last week to see the bloom which
�?
M. Gordon
guaranteed.
approved. Loae no time. Contact us-
was certainly a picture as almost
Garry MAks, 'Pickering
every tree was a mass of white and
pink blossom. Every roadside and
Maple Leaf Fire
FOR LIGHTER
MORIE } ,
LADY'S BICYCLE — for sale. C,
fence corner wild app'e seem s to be
'
'
AND PASTRIES
r C. M•. Near new, is first class con-
dition. Apply Mr. Murray, Eliz-
blooming this year,
Insurance Co.
off
T'ne local school kids played haN
abeth St., Pickering,
with the Almonds' school last week.
Write or Phone
FOR SALE — Model T. Ford. E.
Baker, Valley Farm Road
and were beaten. T'nev are, hoping
for
Cheap Rates for Farm and Counts
Buie• Special
a reversal when the return game
'
Dane •
: FOR SALE — 9 -piece dining room
comes.
Windstorm Insurance on Baildizics
STANLEY
-
suite, almost new. J: Wright, 4th.
The Club met at the home of Mr:
wimmills,. Silos etc.
,
concession, or pnone Pick. 96 R 11.
and Mrs, George Brown on Monday
.Claremont
Automobile Insurance of All Kinds
HES.P WAN TED — young man for
nth rood wages_
evening Iasi. The annual ionic aia
P
being held at Lynbrook Park on the
a
l�o`NLR Rowe = :Fri .Tune 13'
Jhealra'
,
pa g.
p;an,_17R5.
• - .FOR SAME — tomato pants, All
7th of July. Supper will be served
�
different kinds. L. D. Banks
at 6.30 p, m, sharp and races and
ball games will take place as usual.
- -
Stouf f
`- LAWNMOWERS
!.Sharpened and Repaired
Bring your sandwiches and enjoy the
get 'together, says Pres. Bill.' The
, = OLD HORSES RANTED
_.
Established Rural all Wa k ns District
available. If you are aggressive, and
Vin( -
Phone 3taafiville 348 1.
_Mowers called for and delivered in
Pickering, and Dunbarton
Ho$ rtalization sc�neme was comp'et-
p'
` Campbell Mizik Ranch Pays
i -.
between the ages of-'25 and 55 —
have or can secure travel oust, this
. J
Saturday WItnee at 2 P. X
l Davis Slower Service
eel wiiih the signing
gaing up of 14 famil-
ies and about 10•singles. There are
, a
d X15.00 AT YOUR FARM
is your oPPo nits to get establish-
Doors Open M lch Night At 6.30
No. 2 Highway and Piticeean Beach
- g Siand Pi g
nuking the annual payments, to the
=
_ PHONE AGINCOURT 18J12
ed in- a profitable business of your
own, For full particulars write today
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
' ,Whitby 825 '�=�
Club who turn it over will the soon
Cross. Tice committee will meet soon
; ' - COLLECT
to — the J. R. Watkins Company,
JUNE 13 and 14.
June 27
��
and retur:i the identification cards,
o For Pickup
a e-16, 2177 Masson St. Mon-
treal, Qu •
- +i
The Plainsman
FOR SALE — 200 N i;Aham hire
-
A report was made on the matter of
>�....... �.._ , ,._ �
laying hens. Rowell, Brock Road.
the ball team and why it was left
Gary Cooper and Jean Arthnd �
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
FOR OLD HORSES,
off the township schedule. After tze
business of the evening, a nice lun-
Lawn !Mowers
Farris Elevator
NEWS -- SELECTED SHORT$
And Hurt or Crippled Cato -. "--
Rr � r_+ jr„ r ,mnLplscs.
-; tom'' w - served and a vote of
thanks given to the Bost and host- Sbarpeaed and -Ile -eel- -_
Phones .' Offffica 38 W, Rea 88J
-
MONDAY and TUESDAY
J. F. SHIELDS _
-2nd Con. One Mile North
eas, • wuo relic ,441 chat -tt�
was the smallest house, it carried a.1
Garden Seeds, Garden Toolti
Master Chick Starter is Rsliable
Cafeteria rouiz y WA.", Past
JtNle If rm'l 17:
- Fairport Road
big return welcome.
Moss, Shell Maker .75 cwt.
Night and Day
Nov. _16 "
'Paints, Oils and Turps.
Order your fence now. We have
SALE RWASTER
Highland Creek
` "general hardware " - -
a carload.
with Cary- Grant and Alexis Smith
ith
—"
(by Xr& Geo. 'Hull)
_
- __ Oats, 1#arley, Wheat and Peas
for Seed -- Clover Seed No. I,
-
,SELECTED SHORTS
Saturday, June- 13 — auction sale
furniture,
T T
AL' ViB RUSIffB'y
Meadow Fescue, Brome, Kentuclq
of household the property
of Walter Hicka, 1422 Brock Street,
-South
.?be regular church service was
'cancelled Sunday .night clue to the
HARDWARE
Wood's Milking Machfaes and
Coolers; Lime,' Fertilizer,
WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY
JUNE 18 and 19
. Whitby.,. \o reserve. Terms
Memorial Service at Erskine, and
`
Asphalt Shingles and Salt- ■
Photo Might -- Thursday
Y
Cash- All good stuff. No 'junk. Sale
at 1.00 sharp. Wm. MAW, auction-
the fact that some of our folks visit
-
Phone Pickers 46
�'
The
eer.
after attending.-
Claremont, Oat.
Kilers
_
June 18`
Next Sunday night, June. 15, the
W M S. are holding their special
Bert Lancaster - Avg Gardiner 6
DRAMA &
Spring Thankoffering- Service. , The
speaker for the evening is Dr. And-
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Entertainment
Adult lt TED SHORTS -
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:BItOL'GHA3I TOW'. HALL
diaoa yr expect aline
ells and we expect a fine message .
--- Bought and Sow
: 9 TUESDAY, JUNE 17.
from him. Pease note the time of -
service for thi• week only is being
» +tas Free
:CARPANTERING
Used Clothing — atetiiizoC e[GUIR,
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&Act Drama Entitled
ut ahead o 7X0 D. -S. T. in order
p t
CEMENTi2QG
'WORK
ed and pressed like new. 7 a
large
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that the speaker niav make better
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PLUMBING
staei[ of wo eiw sell%
OUT, SUE
bus connections, T"e ladies hope for
ROOFING _ _ -
_ QQ.LARS - FOUNDATION$ .
.. .. sad pants. Also • go"
Presented by the
a large attendance as Ynis service
W also sell Brantford iiooi
STABLE Olt
�`' IN CEMENT WORK
Dock of new leather eoah d
sue. idsrnlsi.
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' SOLINA Y. P. U.
Free Admission to Ladies
had to "be postponed' several" times
while we were hearing ministers for.
a ,call.
Materials, Empire Bathroom
F.gtiipmeeit, Dnro Water
ms, . Du
Si Equipment.
y stable
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and gents
� at very reasoaable prises. CMI
and be ooavincd
Bringing Boxes
Sunday, 3tne 22, we' a t-to -have
Equipment, and
B
man SeIrwaels
our new .minister, Rev. John Graham,
• ' $»ildhig• Materials
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!! Mond 8trest Weak Qshawa„ a■L
'' Powell
formerly of Camilla, in the pulpit-
Mr. Braharn will be moving into
Work Gaara+eteii
Greenwood,. Ont_
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.the
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quiet wedding was solemnized at
manse about June 20.
Thursday evening of last week
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'CANTED
'the, horse of Mr. and bars. Wealey
Gloria Whitter held open house when j
'We do building of an hinds
DEAD HORSES AXD CA?UA
_ - Petty, Cherrywood, on. Wednesday
• eveai:ig, June 4th,
her many friends had,sz opportunity '..
of viewing her trousseau and
�s �e�g 6iJ
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Quality Drugs
For Free Pickup. be t
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at 8,00 o'clock,
gifts.
Pre�i`
when Cteir youngest daughter Edita
Y g Id
Ethel Luella, became the bride of
On Saturday Gloria became Mrs.
carry Murkar and will take up yes-
KAISER
=. Accurate Diapatia3ng
' Accurate R.essediem
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PICKERING
iStdnley Jaynes Powell, son `of Mr.
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idence in Pickering following their
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- ,Daniel M. Powell and the late Mrs.
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:.;Powell, of Port Perry, Out.
wedding trip.
On Tuesday of this week our local
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complete Cosmetic Llins -
CLARE3SOAIT �.. .. .. 1R
- Rev, John R. McLachlan Qfficiated.
Women's Institute wit! be urns i
1 P y n'a
to Unionville for their District Ann-
N� and Bare W9letoa g
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We Pay The Phone Gharyss
Given in marriage by her father
Yee bride wore a iloair- length dress
ual. Miss Lois Graham will -give a
ES�"I3[ATES G�1�
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_ 8msday - 12.30 P. ][. - b P. IiL
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of white sheer and' carried a bou-
quet of red roses. The• bride's only
talk at that gathering, on the work
of Juniors, stressing project work
vueh has just been completed
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Toronto -- Phone; Ad. 6606
attendant, Miss Mary` Boyes; of
as and
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- Ticketiag, wore b,ue taffeta and
carried a mosegay of pink roses and
shown at Achievement the lusty week. g
No doubt man of t e local oim
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�VleLellen
-sweet peas. Gordon Powell, brother
of the groom w as beat man. Mrs,
people will be see this Friday at
Musselmaa's Lake for the Annual
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SERVICE STATION
: Murray Hollinger, sister of the bride
P is eel the wedding music.
York County Junior Farmers' Picnic
and�nce
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!PHONE PIC>t
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IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS
At the reception the bride's mot-
Oongratulations to Miss Gloria
OIBSON
Tire Repairs - Greaae'and oil
' •.. Sher received in navy blue crepe cos- 'Ormerod
who -has just been given a
post as teao'ner of the junior room
pr
TRANSr �I T
RA Q I O SERVICE
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Batteries for Sale C4i,rgitig ,
time, with corsage of red, roses.
For travelling, the bride wore
at S. S. N o. 1, Scarboro. W e are
TRANSPORT MOVING
i ..Guaranteed Repair liel�►Oa
Wirer For Sale �!
PHONE: N.CKOIINe 1183.•
turquoise dress, navy coat and white
sorry Gloria will have to leave our
.CARTAGE
SAND GRAVEL STONE
- A>� ' ldalka o: Yodel -
accessories,
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commu"uty during the week but dill
look forward to seeing her on the
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The couple left on trip to hoe
P P week -ends.
. .:don, Ont., and on thei return will
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PHONJO 62 Z It
Olen 6.80 A, ll< To 10.0 P.
reside in Oshawa. .
Toronto - AD 6523 Pick. - 53R12
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Mission '
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s'T>�1�3itAL DIRECTOR
�R SALE — lumber 1 and 2 in,
Circles Vi'hitevele
A pretty wedding took plare rec-
Pslv+alte Ambulance
: Phone Mark, 9oW
Ta amslT 1» mixed stove
'edar -po a'
wood. Cabbage and Cauliflower,
A ► ,f i
aaavo u auc of the
ii Baptist Women's Mission Circle
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Miff
e rsy, when a la eIre in Michell, of ,
Mrs. and the late Wm. Michell, of
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Markham,
Ont•
Spanish onianp Iaats. Eve:unga only.
Ha Boose Claremont.
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was
{, held on Tuesday- last at the home of
y fAS d
SUN RAT FE>m/
'Wnitevale,
$tae 27
� Mrs. J. Michell, Guests were present
t
became the bride of Frank
from Toronto, Markham, Cannington
All Western, Grains
_., Charles Michell, of Toronto. _
and Green 'River. The Pastor's wife
='; Open. For Chopping Daily
The ceremony was performed by
Mrs. H. B. Hardy delivered a ins.
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John McLachlan, sad took place
at the United Church Parsonage, in
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W�V1J.10�� �&ie
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a phasized t Some Missions'.
:She emphasized the vastness of this
A..J. MiORD'>l� a>.i �
• W'aitevale, under an arch decorated
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work stretching from Sault, Ste.
• with white satin streamers, Narcissi
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Ma h a
Marie to the Maritimes and easel the
Claremont Loo
and Lilg pf the Valle 3-•
The bride wore a AOR*Il of pear!
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,CHOICE
J- three most importacst factors were:
ii Medical, Education and Evangelism.
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Syatenr
grey figured crepe, wath blue ace-
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essories, avid a corsage of American
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Fadden. and a piano duet by H,
standard Sixes Locker $9.00 A T
Beauty Roses.
After the ceremony the happy
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- POULTRY Hornshaw and Mrs, 11. IMIchcli. At
�,g Room NW C itas0
couple left for points east on their
the close of the meeting, a irmt de-
lightful tea
Available Flee To Cuslowmga
honeymoon, and upon their return
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was . served by Mrs,
Michell.
SOME I,Og APAIi.ABt,D
will reside at 223 Milverton Blvd.,
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I Don't forget the drama asd bo,
social on Tuesday.
%1IXED
C L A R E M N T
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Mrs. Will Blown was the luck, B REWERS sRAINS
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Prouse, George-
winner of a gold w,tch in a radio -
We are adl pleased to know Mrs. Quiz program recently; 'Excellent Cattle & Hog Feed
E. Holtby
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town, visited Mrs. Prouse'a parents
is feeling her usual self Mr. Benjamin Carter, of, Green
here.;
drs:
again. River, spent Wednesday with the Al- •'• Analysis Available
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Mr.
Corny, Toronto, visited Mrs
Carl Devitt an°i sui B1.1, who bert Gray fami'y. '
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have pcwi[icrts in iJrC+f3t0, also Mis$ Mr. Don=W Ritchie was home for �jC�+jed up
:riargarct a -eeo-
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Miag Beesie Graham, Toronto,
ewtou, spent. the w• the week -end at plant
spent the week -end with her pare -its
end at uome here. The Alan Miller's were wits t"eii -
here.
Mrs. Fra-tk Ham is is able to aft
u: Toronto, gave a people on Sunday. W & A. GILBEY.TD
fine Ten'Wr -nee auurezis an Sur, wY r. Grant, Johiistpn is
• out on the verandah now, after her
long illness.
awn on •,
morning to a larg 2 cungregatlon. holidays this week,
bl.: and Mrs. D. r urd' and Lurne Mrs. John McLean :n,1 son, of Osb 18th Street, New Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lye, Toronto,
Holtby, of Toronto, visited with Mrs. ,awn, former residents of Brougham -
Hd.tby
1
scent the long week -gad with Mr.
and red duriae ,tire week_ called an Mrs, Brown on Sunday. Phone N. T. 1301 "
and Mrs. Lye 'here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford have �tuat return -
Mr. David Gregg, we are liorry to
hear, is ndt so we again.
ed frvm a L•' >> -week visit to Sa,.:k- ..54th Anniversary Celebration of.. ' Any Q '
and Alberta, visiting Mr. Ford's par- W. h st Guelph uan'tlt �'
Mr.
The y . • • • • •
and Mrs. Arthur Bates, of
ents. special bus leaves for the big
Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Don.
Little Patsy Harden celebrated her celebration at Guelph on June 18,
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Hies.
take place in our church here- on the
birthday on Sunday. _ Have you made sure of Your reser- on Monday of •last week. T'ne A.
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iaa Dorothy Hawkley and Miss
Master Donnie WannoD success_ -u'- nation? Each passenger arranges for 8'�p of the' Presbyterian Ladies' 2nd of July, at 7.00 p. m.
.'Dorothy Burton spent, the week -end
ly passel his Grade 2 Piano Exams. her ov u lunca, but afternoon tea Aid catered for supper and was del We are pleased to welcome our
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- here with their parents.
Congratulations Durw'e. will be served at the College. Last icious, after which the members re- Pastor, Rev. A. J. Heal back to the
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` Mr. Edward Warden and lady of
Miss Mildred Gillman attended the minute' information on the Pageant p• ired to the Lodge room to hold a Pulpit 'last Sunday after -}is
Toronto, spent the week -end with
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Briscoe -McAvo wedding at Clare- states it will commence at 6.3U and 7 y by all. Pe-
Y g social time whim was enjoyed of the mum
Mr. and Mrs. Warden 'Here., -
moat on Saturday last, and ably continue for two hours. The well - Mr. A. G. Jackson, R. C. A, A, S, Sympathy is extended to Mrs. A.-
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Mr. Dick Cooper as .made a nice
played the wedding music. known Horace Lapp and his 35 -piece a well -known painter of Toronto J. Heal in the loss of her mother
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start on his new house now being by
Brougham friends of Mr. William orchestra will play all afternoon. visited 'Miss Margo Wilson's studio who passed away on Tuesday last at
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-.Mr. Budd Spring.
Wright, of Toronto, wish to offer ! The T. Eaton Co, have a special win- on Thursday of last week. Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
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Week -enders included: the Morley
their sympathy in the passing of dow display in Toronto for this ev- Mrs. Syd Davies,- Toronto, spent a - Anthony, Mrs. Wm. Hilts of White.
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-boys, Ray Hill; Doris Dolphin, Eil-
Mrs. Wright, who has long suffered ent. few days last week with Miss Wil- vale; also Mrs, G. Forsyth and Mrs.
!
ene Cooper, Georgina
p rgina Forsyth and
M. Draper
from a stroke. � ten" • - � per attended the funeral on
;
Doug. Hinan,
W. I. members are looking forward I //''�� Congratulations to Rosa and Mrs. Thursday last.
�.1ieti n River - T� M. P. have
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- SPECIAL Old Tyme Dance on Fri-
to the trip to Guelph on the 18th. � Barefoot, Ajax, it's a girl, and Rosa gotten ender way
' day June 13. "Curly Hilts" and his
A wedding of interest to Brougham i- is all smiles. Born June 4th. Wien ball Practice on Tuesdays and
4
Lone Ranch Boys. Admission 50c.
people was that of Elsie Adele Adair A number from here attended the At time of writing Miss Ruth Hut- Friday evenings. They will exchange
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- Spotlight Prizes and Vocal Numbers.
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of Pickering, to Haro'd Phillips, of Mother and Daug'nter Banquet at ehings is confined to her room. Her with other Park teams.
Snerkt th o wank.
••alc United C1,L,,c t lawT Fri- i].c.i a wins 1 -,,,e... _ Mr �.,.i M.a % v- a
1 1 li +cr a y. mr.
V `cj
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end at Orr Lake. '� " =
vreie guests at the wedding. day, put on by the C. G. L. T. amp Wedding bells are ringng. Mrs. Shackleton, of Toronto, spent
•rhe raric is getting in better shape
memorial service at Erskine Comet- under the.---able leadership of Mrs. Under the ab'e leadership of Miss 3r .J °i will, clarlr parents, aKr. and
w4j
after the incessant rains, - and, Mr.
ery on. Sunday.. Cook. - -- Irene Reesor, the school children held Mr-3. George Dixon.
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Don Hedges has secured the assist -
The John Knorr family of Soliu, blrs. J. B. Le;tman, Goodwood, a .vet successful bazaar-on Satur- -
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once of Mr. Don. Beeiby for the sea-
ocere with their relatives here last
i Mrs. M. Draper, Miss Ruth Hutch - day last. Mrs. J. Nighswander won ; FOR SALE _ 30 in. Ideal roller
son to help wits caretaking aqd to
week -end,
I{ ings, Mr. and Mrs. D. Beer anrl• Mrs. the jwlt. Proceeds for Jr. Red Cross, driven motor lawnmower, with 12 hL
i
get the field in shape for -the ball
W. J. and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Geo.
M, Anni3, Brougham attended Cie Our -poimlar young couple Miss circular saw atfachment. Gerald P.
games and the Field Day, Aug. 4.. -
•Drynan and Miss Judy' -ere Satur• "Birthday Party of Alberta Rebecca June Shank and Allan Michell an- Cowan, Rosebank. Phone Pick. 55 R
Miss Betty Pretty: of Toronto
day visitors with Mrs. Brown Lodge, of Markham, at that place noumt ed their marriage last week to S.
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spent the week =end at her home here.
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Whitevale
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Mrs. Norman Burke is leaving on
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the 15th for a lengthy visit to .•ter
..two daughters in Alberta. and wilt
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spend July and Aagnng at their sum-
rner camps. A group of friends who
znet at the Brownridge . home last
s, r,
- Thursday expressed the Hope that
Mrs. Burke will return in the Fall,
A farewell party was also given by
— Mrs. Johnston, assisted by Mrs. A. _
Spears.,-
• Mrs. N. Randall and Mrs: W.
' and af-
Fitch attended the morning
ter.won sessions, and Mrs. Buckles
4•, "a�;�' . _
ME
p
at Mrs. B. Warder the - afternoon
- session of the Dist. Annual of South
�, b a
-Ontario Women's Institute at Pick-
: ering. All report a very interesting
p'
;and helpful time.
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Miss Hulse will be our guest sweak-
W. I.
er at Y.ie June rneetins of the
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'Health Hint". Place of meeting to
'be
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announced at Sunday School neat
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Sunday.. The date June 19.
A goodly number of friends gather -
{
ed at the home of Rev. sin Mrs. Mc-
Lachlan for presence Miss Ruby'
Michell with a miscellaneous shower
on t'ae eve of her marriage to Mr.
Frank Michell of Toronto. Ruby "s
class of Beginners in the Sunday
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School drew is decorated wagon con-
k
takung a lovely compact and a car-
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sage of lily of the valley, their com-
bined gift, Enid Van Blaricom, a3
bridegroom; Betty Ann Lindsay, as
bride- Nancy HanmQin and Jean M
Lindsay as bridesmaids fo ed a
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for sentin
- picturesque setting P g
the gifts to Ruby. Many useful gifts'
• were received. Ruby thanked all in
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a very gracious manger. A lunch
brought a happy evening to a close.
The final g of the Fall and
G. I. T.
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• "ANDS � AT WORK...
Spring meeting of the C.
meeting o
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was Held � the basement of-the Uri-
ited Church in the -form of a Mother
r LEARNING MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR
and Daughter banquet. Mrs. J. Cook
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leader, acted as chief chef and pre-
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_ _t'ne_dishe_s-___ Chinese style. A
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_ and Drospen are direcd derendent on her
domestic
splendid adder 'was given by Mrs.
G. Neela-nds, of Brampton.
, ability to produce goods in sufficient volume to meet needs and IDIBhSBL MECHAI1TIt
the demands of world markets. To keep production lines moving requires
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Mra. McLac.Man was hostess to the
thousands of vehicles, powered by gasoline and diesel. engines ... and —
be The Diesel Conroe
a
Woman's Association for their rag-
these vehicles must maintained in fiat -class condition. Skilled main- y offer exceptional oppoe•
ular monthly meeting. The word —
tenanee men and operators are needed to keep a smooth and increasing tuni :y for the average experienced motor
U.
Duty, was the answer for Roll Call.
- - flow of raw materials moving to industry ..: to move workers to their mechanic. Shop work, with a combination
'
Mrs. Van Blaricom gave a very in-
of theory, covers all phases of operation, and
_- ' jobs ::: to speed produce to market. For those who master such skilled u designed to give the student all ea•entiah
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teresting address on 'hymns and a
occa�ations }ugher wages, job security and better working conditions are y for proper diesel engine maintenance. Coarse
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it w
biorgaphy of the writers, and 4s
wtthm.easier reach •
available at Hamilton only.
thoroughly enjoyed -by all. Mrs. E.
H. Case had charge
Today; through the plan sponsored by the Department of Veterans'
Goode. -L and -Mrs.
Devotional Period and t'ne
,�� � other ageneiea, thousands of young workers are being trained Vocational trailing cousau in du
,
tot the
"Martha".
meet the needs of motor vehicle trades and other industrial needs of the ate, Profs � wades .
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subject of devotion was
as the
province., Graduates of these rehabilitation courses are now ready to TH offered a training centres focused
Mrs. McLachlan was elected
-take their places in Ontario's industry. Available to you are veterans, "` eJSef°u°"""e cities and
i Temperance RepreWntatige foi the
well started on the road to skilled motor trades such as motor mechanics, SREwl in Ontario: Toronto, A.mik^
�?
Society. Five dollars was donated to
Fresh Air Fund. Mrs. W. John-
service mana went, service station o ration, Kitc/tener, Windsor, Ft. WiUia n,
ge diesel mechanics and IMO
- - pe Brockafte, North Fay, Oar m
the
r Mrs, Hail, Mark-
opefanon. Seek them out with confidence. They are your future okr�Rlo
a
son read a' P pe
Vest soloist.
ham was �
Craftsman.
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BROUGHAM
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British War Horse - � ;� WH.' t YO�C@ M � Pms !A wi.e a�ay.
'To Be Decorated s i Mexico has taken 'a Long step tor-
" n �` ward in the saving of dwindling
At a special parade in London's p,� «, ' Rats For Almost All
forests by requiring lumbermen to
Hyde Park this summer three horses 'r There are almost as man rats in :
T �s y plant ten trees for every one cut and
of the Metropolitan Police are to re- ,,• the United States as there are people
0 ive the Dickin Medall. This is « by limiting exports of fine woods,
- 130,000,000, as compared with a
what Victoria Cross, n as t•ie am � f human population in the neighbor- dome other oun rims already are
'what has become known
highest � � �' h Do c t 1
s hood of 140,000,000. United States almost too late for such a move. Let
British award for gallantry and the y h Fish and Wild Life Director Albert us hope Canada is not in the latter
equivalent to the American blcdal ofy fey 1`f. Day says they cause $2W,000,000
�y , category.
,honor, damage to food alone each year.
The three horses to receive the
—Milwaukee Journal. —Niagara Falls Review.
award are Regal, a bay gelding; Up-
start, a chestnut gelding; and Olga, "y And Often
a bay mare. The awards are for ",£� :: A, valve turned by error dumped You "wilt Enjoy !toying At
particularly outstanding qualities du- -, ' 800 gallons of whiskey into a Scot- The St R90S Hotel
ring the war. These horses were all ?r ,;x tish creek, and Sandy says he finds •
bombed more than once, either in ... roao�To
it a vurra inveegoratin' stream for
t iRtery Room with math
stables or on patrol, but they re- ! takin' a wee bawth in, shower and Telephone
mained calm and enabled the police Citizen. siasie.
po Double, .5.50 a D
to carry out their special duties. 'i' ' 'i' !imam Food Dialme and Dose- - � -- - -
The Dicken lkledal is awarded b If Then* hers lttssine
Y °s i <: 9i r' � lierbouras K Caritas
the People's Dispensary for Sick �" �, Alen arc nalized b time in man Tel. RA. 4235
Pe Y Y
Animals of the Poor, an organiza� "' way, says a' contemporary. As an
lion with its headquarters in London ; <; ` ";': -
9 - - example, -it takes a human being .six
and whose object- -•is the welfare of penis to learn how to talk and sixty
animals. It recent! y held an exhibi- �', ? :, years to learn how to keep his big R400MB BEACTEMLL] -- - --
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' than of portraits of animal war mouth shut. FURMSBED $1.54 up
f heroes when Dickin Medals were Pickpocket! —Jimmy Hughes, Zoo keeper, has to be alert when -St. Thomas Times - Journal, t
awarded, to war dogs and pigeons. he cleans Toots' quarters -here she is "lifting" a carrot out
The award to the horses -the first of his hip pocket. Best If Self - Taught
horses to receive the Dickin Medal- The British Columbia Minister of
is being made on the recommenda- - - -- Education is offering $10,000 a, year
tioti of the Police Commissioner,. •,..,� �� ( �� -,� to a. doctor who will teach people
Sir Harold Scott. (� (�
`' °t ; how to drink in 'moderation. Some-
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• � C ��' one is overlooking the fact that the
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solfera to Compete b<ntiimaii, immaculately dressed, best moderate drinkers are , self- HOTEL METROPOLE
i_ who w(,uld bave made an impression NIAGARA FALLS
at Toronto in July - -} - taught, y OPP. STATION
anywhere, •�anouon grcrr� biu, —Pert tivifiria"tPr'Tsnres- }ontttal. ".�� rrs
with his most gracious smile. y _ -- __ —• -- --. —. _ .. _.. -- --. _.. .___- -
Hitthest award in Canadian "golf . _ „ �es+ "1 *tract suwahing !n a ::co carat .
.. ._ _ the Seagram Gold-Cup has yet to a solitaire, the very best, you have is:
• be won by a Canadian. but there is �' -. 1Jie place /t is fur )ny dattghtcr, a:d � e Heroic F�o1�'
,a growing feeling in golfing circles IIIs'ur,ance l .Event it ar a craduatiun present!" * Mal s _
that the symbol of Canadian golf- By Langdon hurric•c] to the' safe and
ing supremacy is just about due to _ brought -jut a tray ut sparkling
' - HF.:' RY SUTER Ra2cd upon . a •
remain in Canada instead of talcs hcautic4. ' Mr. -Blake -
ing its annual, journey south of the i •' them case£ully one br "arse and �o f re e D ro wn i r� M oto r�ss
O`TH.AN LAtiGD(JN waited
• - border. � finally �clectcd one.
_ 'v1�'hether or not the 19+17 Cana - patiently behind the diamond Lant doer ,went back and put the
than Open, over Toronto's Scarboro counter in Xl&atrghton's jewelry rc.•t of tilt tray of rings in tite safe.
layout July 26-19, will write a Cana- store. He leas one of the - store's .1 "lira lci me run rip tr• ttfe hotel
dtan -born champion into the record -' oldest clerks, quiet,. dependable, c f fi- 'anti get my check bou;. you keep � � ® � �
remains tU be seen - but certainty cient. He was pondering.o%er some- this smite out till I get I a; i. "
Canadian. pros have been Coating thing this morning •and: his fellow Ten, 15, then 21) minute's elapsed
closer each clerk, Phili Smart, in char •e of the ( and the customer had riot returned
year m the face of keen 12 �•
oilers of 'the United States. lust then the dt,t,r df alcLa htone
p- g p p
-.. ..•. mom etitton from flit to nankin served its R'elity of -'' ,to c „m lcte the' urchasc.
p x etch re it section,, . s e t 1 Y _
g A number oP Canadians have won "I'm wondering about the ti2s1 rot feet h>pr rimes.
man.” • be an Lan'hion. "r'or the "life I ` " �R cll, onathan;" ' he b an, "1 '
the Dominion's Open cl an.pionship g g J cg
-' since its inauguration in 1904, but of me l don't see why vie had to ,prr.nmr pots still think v., -do not
tsone since the Seagram Gold Cup take out theft •insurance, We'%e any insurance and that 1 should
Ucame the official symbol of vier managed without it all the years use that part of ou.r budget towards —
tory in I936, In fact, no Canadian I've been here and nothing legs. 4"n -gii iris yoti a- �tai'scc:,,
- -- .' has won it for two. decader prior to taken yet. Burglar• assurance, of "fit c14, yes. I• do>. ihinG so really,
that —since the days before the Ca- course, But why spend money to - Yun know my sates have almost
taadtan Open reached sufficient sta- protect yourself against theft out of doulilcd, iii the last year, -
t�re in the golfing world to naiad the store when he must realize w ha «. "That it true, Jonathan, anti l ,
top notch Americans. a smart bunch he has toiling for appreciate it. Yet you must consider
r him? %%'by ' couldn't he put that that in selling diamonds, the store- is
'►oviet To �if1C181 n'o °rY to better usage by slipping takiw6.ch;.ncvs. I don't mean in a
p me • the raise I asked t,ir "' bold -up or a burglary, But, just
: «yet Plane Record "I gue-s it aa< shit gtih insurance suppose soma smooth artist cams in
salesman he f, :i :' <:, F i•p here and got away with a valuable
Russian aviation designers ha ,6e diamotld."
ideveloped a jet plane, based on a -Oh ! but they couldn't do that
- !German model, that has dorre better• with me," returned C a n g d o n 1
than 660 miles an hour; or 40 miles promptly, "I'te been here la years
an hour aver the official record, anti no crook has ever gotten away
John Foster, Jr., Execuiire Editor with it, yet."
of aviation, r[cGraw -Hill magazine, "That's what you think," smiled
said in Boston recently. McLaughton. -Now take that last - ]0 R V I LLE SWEET
rY
: •,:. •.... .• hicanwhiic, air rescarcfi in the ctrstomcr. ! ' watched eve shin g
United States has lapsed to the point from the •start. You, of course,• as- l0F IADNER, d.G
where the L:nited States, the world's same that e%cryone who comes in
greatest air power two years ago, here is jtts- as honest as you. That dives to save trapped men
-.'stow is- in third place, Mr. ,Foster is why you left him standing there
staid. with a valuable diamond• in his pos -,
Russia's jet plane represents "a sesiiun while you turned our, back Orville Sweet, rive iq his og
Y :Thorne sear the river was "��
terrific power increase, he asserted.': " and put the rest of the. tray in the wakened by violent cries for n
" 'The ofiiciat record is held by the a `` a' safe. In the :minute you were gone. dhel . In an instant he was up
Priiish. - he substituted a phoney diamond• rand, clad only in pants ind \,
'a and walked rifiht ouc Nith the gcnu islippers, rushed ca the wharf.
]ja n ".' ' ine diamond." 'A setae was dingia desper-
"Sure thou h, �d )on aw the whole thin +ately to the anchor C ain of a Olt of control, the car with its three
Newfoundland is known ' for its g still I think the old g. and boat some distance out. With- '
?blueberries as well as its fish ; nearly man is wasting good money —" The let him get assay with it ! I don't out hesitadon, Sweet dove into eccrparexs ridded oa tbs 1rJlsot Strad
2AW,000 pounds were icked' durin interruption w•as caused by the en- understand ..." ithe freezing water and tilled mere bel the a use iY.ver aisd dnsj•
p g r �• !the weakened man to sat peered below Abe ttrrrfscs.
1W, over 2,000,000 of which were trance of a customer. r " 1r ou tan come in crow, Blake ! Ky
{ sent to the United States. This was a - portty, middle aged called \l el_aughton. It was then that Sweet learn-
"Niect ; I r. Blake, of the Depend- ed that the than had escaped• _
able Insurance sysicm," sail the from a submerged car and rij, o
FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER that two others were still trap
: smiling \fclattglttorr• ped in it. Down into.the inky
r i j "Sorry we hall to maize you the water he dove . . searching
( gnrrrcit V;r, ," ltrx.•. /1_
Ems RtintCY he tank a sparkling sofitairc out of and began a frantic struggle
'his pocket and placed it .upon the with the doors ... trying to
desk. "41ut 1 release the two men. Several
just had to ".cant ince
- .times he came up for air .
v a +r your boss here boa csscn�tal . it is and dove to trq again. But the
to haN a the insurance." strain on his lungs ana the icy „-•A
k "Take a look at that diamond on water were too much. He had
your dcsk,, \rr. \IcLaughton," said to give up.
Langdon calmly. The gallant perseverance of .-
/l ��s •' / ;J r "I4 hy. it's nothing brit a plroney," tthis man warrants great praise.
he i ried.
a saved one amerce ...and ..�
H made an almost superhuman
"Sure." remarked, Langdon quietly• Oxe !were somehow escaped aced, Mier
effort to rescue the other two. "
°You cou-t surt,.,� �'� tom^ _e�ia- heirs rssctrevl
..o'° We are proud io pa tribute d jy Orville Sweet, pointed
nlonds around for strangers u) pick to Orville Sweet ofyLadner, , r bys terica llytot4esspotwberebttJ'rieerdt
! tip, do you ? 1 made the switch, he- B.C., th {ough the presentation were still trapped in their car.
fort: 1 put the fray away in the of T'be Dow Award.
�, // • = safe. h'un. \I r.. \[cl -nisi bean, do 1
get my raise or don't I:" -"
{ . - THE DOW AWARD is a 700
= 'ritatron for outstanding hero-
— ` 'Changed k tsm and itxludes, ai ew7iSk'le
jv r Asl;cd if a year .of rullcge Karl
1(w made .:ny difference in is el,l, �t, lnessan of .appncwaon, a
'x100 Canada Sarinss Bond.
�•on, a drep-Sotitli farnwr reflect I:
Wmnas art related by the ('
hr's still a �;oo�l lien,! tvah
— 1' t n 'Dow Award Cotmnittee, a o,+ -
� ---� - _ f c t 1,) bite I rwtirc his lant;ual;c
1•:.c cttaii -e l s, group of editors of leading
— ntt�'. it used
0 Ccc'.r! l!att! and Git�up!' :'Canadian fatly ruwspcpen. oo•
., r, s, �•_:��,;, 1 1, tt 1 e. t•t rnc< t,z h c ind of .
a rr.rt. 1 t� s:'ps. 'i {alt. Rebecca'.. '
,,' : "Shock —be tlpured his income tru; correctly 1" I n „t anti nrc,rccn' ,
•' � �. • .. -- _ _ • , _
Late •,, - • - -- Doubtful Bargain ru:gs Brinir
-CLA SI FI LD ADVERTISING Hea vy Fruit Crops ,
Jones: "I hear you bought a cat ,
cheap the other day. How are you
"An early Spring is a nightmare ?.
AGENTS WANTED BABY CSICSS liOi 6dLD getting On with it.' �- ...:_���•
' Z BUSINESS of Your own) Want a roes• 2 4 & 6 Week Old Pullets TROPICAL ash. buy direct from the hatchery to the fruitgrowers; this year every - Smith: "I'm just realizing how
Portable yearly Income? oT John t Cressy Also mixed 4, chick■ and cockerels. All seized sad amour* Yourself of a wider selection of thin seems to be made to Order for ••
g hard it is to drive a bargain.
Company, manufacturers of food specialties. In brand now a!r- conditioned brooder plant Jersey, t, we ship ash at lower coat. Bass for good crop." So stated the Laird of
- ,.',t[laronrl4tg extrncta, packaged drtrga. ao¢ps, trader idol conditions. coed itrr 7lssk4 Prlw list, we ahlp anywben. W. Q. Hagahaw, a
Patent medicines, etc., have an attnlctive special List of started chides. Lakeview i0 Euclid Ave., London. Oat. Jordan Station, who recalled the �•T A BREAK t leis "
propooltion for those who can quallry for one Poultry Farm, Exeter. Ontario. WEBSTER PAINT only complete peach - blackout in his �I tilt 1
of the exclusive Cressy dealerships which are memory 914 when the buds _the same Superb hbm-
lpow available. Thla_ta a pleasant, profitable BATHROOM OUTIFITe EQUIPMENT _ � was in • p •.
+ occupation tot progressive, industrious, men CARLOAD NOW available for immediate d.•Ilrerr. For were winter killed. - 1n 1921 there well House Coffee blend
,and women. write today for full particulars. home. or hobbyist, the model 969 priced at µ•ay a bad year, the temperature in
siring a few details about yourself, to: John of imported Bathroom ,Outfiti6 {27.60 complete with spray gun. home. belt ' p in either the Super-
It. Cressy Company, -1536 W. Dundas St. and pulley, less motor. The Webster Model the first few da s of �A April reached
ilr
. '+west, Toronto 8. Ontario. � FIRST QUALITY � 'R" Painting Outfit is a dependable machtne Vacuum Tin (Drip or
_ _ Q 80 ; it proved. a cry bad year.
• recommended for maintenance work fa In-
BUSINESS OPPORThN1TIE3 ; BATHROOM OUTFITS dustrial plants, hospitals, etc. Complete with In 1945, it was an early Spring Regular Grind) or the
COMPLETE hose, gun, compressor and 2 gat tahk. Two and one of the poorest of crops re- /� - l
MR. WOOL GROWER - and three man production Painting outfits also Glassine-lined Bag (All
we ocerale 4 Government Licensed Wool Consisting of: available. Write now to assure prompt do- Stilted, says the St. Catharines -p ,\
Warehouse a and are prepared to handle roar TCfl: 5' recess. Cut iron porcelain with livery. Standard. That was the year all, the Purpose Grind).
woh_ either direct or through our collectors. chrome, fittings. Shower and Shower Rod, PAINT UP: CLEAN UP, THE WEBSTER
TOILET Two -piece vitreous china with seat WAY, row started over the red netting.
'You can RPPIY all Or Dart of your woof credit Complete stOcit of household and industrial r
and cover. normal seasons produce normal
agafagt blanket Purchases, We do not• handle BASIN: Vlirroas or cast Iron, ekrome centre. Fans. 6 ", and 10'• Kitchen, 12" to 24" _
.:'used woollens nor customs' work water ►apVIY_ and fittings, complete. Exhaust Fanm• • Crops, late seasons heavy crops as `a
THE STRATHROY ArA ,� A F E S ILABLE In logo of one to ten outfit. MILGROM ELECTRIC rule, brit the early heat, followed by -
_WOOLLEN MILLS LIMITED' (s -piece units) or Tuba and .Basiva (with , Ontario fitttnrsl eetwrately. trathro LI1wIITED, frosts, is'a killer. reelect tour auute!i nod t AeN
y SINGLE unit inquiries will be handled through 79 King Street West, Hamilton, Ontario, tram Finr and, THIN'.%v.% Ws
*UEN.be Your uwn boss. Write for free folder a tillable dealer In ,pour district. TYPEWRITER. Underwood Standard .840.00 have a, size and type or ;+fife. or ••
describing our "collection of 137 plans for Write_ to: and Portable with case 114, Both-excellent OFFER TO INVENTORS
operating a successful business of your own.- Carrollton. Will ship C.O,D. Write 637 Elea- Cablse4 for any purpose• {'4 /t
H, J. PARR & COMPANY serer st., Ottawa.' ante AN OFFER to every Inventor -List at Inven- us, or write for prices. etc., to
8ttrt In lull or spare time at home. No l,mporttTZ - Wholesale Distribute" Lions ono full information sent tree. The - -.
Personal selling. Little Or no investment re 1 ;.. WOOD Planers. Jointers, proud Shapers. Ramsay (.a.. Registered Patent Attorneys. Dept. W.
P.O. Box 804. London. Out. 14 Sand Sawa, Drills. Portable Sanders. tT8 Bank Street. Ottawa. J t�C.J,`tAYLCy� LIMITED
• 4tnli'ed. Send for your copy today. National •'
Business Enterprise[, 474 Colbourn* St., If you need one write: Glffta Machinery.
FAR SALE TORONTO SAFE WORKS
London, Ont, P.O, Box 273, Toronto. Ont. PATENTS
AMA7sTN0 profits in six weeks. In Your .Dare ARMY Surplus: Steel boxes, make excellent
- time. No ezDerfence,,�capltal or Investment tool boxes. Size: 21% lb, z 9% x t. $1.26: HAIRD8E881Ne FETHERSTONAUGH i Company Patent _.
•.lrttime. Bead only 11,00 today for tom- 2634 g 8% x 8%. 81,60. B. W. Klrkbr Com- Solicitors. Established 1890. li King West. 143 Front tit, R.. 'roroato
Pieta Information. satisfaction guaranteed. ])any, Limited, Brockville, Ont LEARN Hairdressing the Robertson method. Toronto Booklet of information on rpqunt, trtnblbbed 314',3
O. Henry, 10111 Madisoa Ave_ No. 66. ATTENTION VARMERts Information on revueat regarding claaaea.
Ieveland 2. Ohio. FOR SALE - Tractor Tires, made of rubber, Robertson's Halydresslas -Academy. 117 Ave. PERSONAL
suitable for bolting on steel wheels, 8].6.00 - one Road. Toronto.
Lars cash value. send stamp for details. Welt - _ I LUNE2f0 >fE - Do You desire
In d respectable _ �� & COLLARS
` _ math. rear wheels, 8T -50 each, front wheels.: R IL'P wAIYTED ' friendshipr Hurry, ilme fa IIeetinC. Solve- '
EARN MONEY gathering and rruwllryt Mod
eds Ptabtm" Worth . e $12 pound. Hun When' orderltn 41-1111-1 diameter and width of whew. your Tutus sweetheart seeks acquaint -
Ereds of Ralue Herbs, Weeds crow(.[ wild 4 REGISTERED NURSE WARD ante Splendld ■ltlone: means. Information abscise Peelle bber Co. Ltd„ f wilt• Ss• e E'armers Attention - Cotuuit
Brag t7 -T, lslinston, Ontario. abir* Ave.. T . 'Out. free. Canadian riendabVp SoclotY. Box 113,
BILLFOLD eule black leather. four AIDES Durham, On all your nearest ' Harness Situp
BABY CHICKS windows. change purse, stamp packets, tip- For general duty In 1.0 bed Sanatorium. At r about .vitaCO llaTn4pV HLLppliea
per closing $4,00 del;vpred. Money refunded tractive salary, plus full maintenance, t day rstTOGRArtn We sell our goods only throuRb -
BABY CHICKS AND guarantee Williams Mail Order House. Box week, 4 r`eek's vacation with Day, after one COAST to insist
finished k prints 25c. your local Stato I.eatbez
334, Toronto. - Yrrr's service. APPly stating qualifications. -
STARTED CHICKS k ass. io Jupt, of purses. Niagara Pentasula 6 x T enlargements Mounted 10c. Prints irQOQi_dtlltt Th. gA0�1__a.pE
E7.AC-K Locket Snan,..l _tsyaly�, -44Ga /r.re6, v,,,,,,,•_a+. r- atnarmpr, cmt cw•ea +tic, nepr+nls At. ideal Snapshot tier- rj 11t, and t0 are Our prtfPi.
situ- Prteas -tw'- $abt- £TsEekt- tnd- tt.,,ro .-.,errs - '-'housebroken. Mrs. H. Tonkin. R :%o. i, � _ v,cM. K.ricaton. Ontario. �0 QlanOialCtut! In OLLr tat• '
Will murptsmis you. All Chicks from bl= Sr. Thomas. Ont. Y `OF•1'4► @TCti1TfLr8 fU b6t`Slt
tested stock. Carleton Haichery. Britannia - PROMPT MAIL SERVICE toriep -- Harness. Horse Col-
Helebts. oat. BUY DIRECT AND SAVE BE A HAIDRESSER quautr wort lays, Sweat Pads, !furs Elan-
CATCH TWs b�. rot'. •fit. studio dnoa
CATCx up with these, well NutrJ rh cks, Asrlr +ltursi tnsorticidrs, anrasa. powders. ' JOiN CAN.AOA'S LF"ADL%G Sf HOOL AT LOWER' PRICES ketn, And Leather Travellin
We can rive prompt delivery on Iwo and dJelnfvctanir. drOdOr•mmis. acipntificalty tor- Great OmDortunity Larro
thra week Old van -sexed and pulieis and two mutaied for best rpsulie. For ihtorta%thv HAlydresmins Don't r N vuur f,1ma Send lures is �i00da lnatlrt On btacC Rran
and prices writ• Canad,an D-strlbutorm Ltd.. bier snapshot servlae, Trade Marked Goorte, and nu -
1 week old cockerels In the follow,ng Gr*edsl rlpamsnt dignified profession. good wc[ee y "
Whits Rocks. Barred Rocky;: White Leghor•na, ' 264 Ntagara St.. Torontoj thousands succe►*fut, ilarvel .g,aduat.m AVII blZk: XULL - put a:itiefartinn. h1adia OMIT tit'
. New Hampsblrlis, Whits Leghorn K Barred America's greatest system Illustrated eau 6 or 2 F-xt�urps CALLING All oduc$ sr \tri Canadian In• c a fa[ 17•• •I•R CO., L•g•[7r v+
Rock, New Hampabtre X White T.pgborns, duatry now produa5ng Eloetrka InvaLd Cara ' . tomup tree WrSto tx Ca❑ - Is1aFId)rED and PRINTED i0e - ruvgUr"l aD - d
Austra White*. Light Sasser X Bsrrpi Rock, Spnd for Itfusirnt*d folder, Bamford -Rrgls MARVEL HAIRDRCSSING lt�orints frt,m your netativa 4c.
]:sw Hampshire X Barred Rock. b-nd for Limited, lot ;sparks At , uttawa. Oitf, SCHoot3 2 nvi,unted� entartemeals 4 it 4•' 25c, Rw 42 WelLeaten SC £.. 1'orcisto
mpacfwt pr loo list. Also older Dullrint eight - - g6t Bloor st W , Toronto Ivr•nnente trampd 7 a 9" m Cold, sliver, WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
- 4
' weeks to laying. Tweddle Chick Hatcheri4s FAST ,dF.LLi \G Oil Burner. Eiegtrlc 9[owrr _ 'Bran,bes 44 King %t , Honl0tais Walnut, or Black Fram" 74C. It picture -
Limited, t'ersus, Ontario. Type. von burn wood, rr•*I.or oil anytime. ! 74 R14.2u at-of Otraws colored 54c ' Prints and e•nlarmrments -
9C HURONDALE CHICKS tic no ebanaing nee@ssary. all lerritartem ones - - -- -• :-mind*' from Prints of l Ai- negatives.
Also plumbing f,csurra .s,s'lable informm. DYRIAti Ahl► C1.3CAVINU
Sumsas x New HAmpr. Rock X Hamm@.. Icon for stamp, Economy Distributors, King- HAVE ToU Aarrhmg needs dyeing or ate■. STAR SPdAPSH7T SERVICE
Sacred Rocks New SamDL. Rock X le[- stone Ont. na' Wine to as fur information tats are flow. t %s, roar oFFtc6 A. TORONTO
'born&. Sussex X L chorna "New Hamp X FLAGS rtad to answer Your questions D*Dartrim i
- ,l.mgborns and Pure Las Fl. horns lic, Puts Suo. Parker's Dye Works Lfm na
tted, Ttt tDr ROLLS PRINTED AND
sex 12C, Assorted K,x*d Chicks Sc. All also* Vniom'Jacks or Canadian Ensigns Street. `Anrnntn, Ontario - - - - ---
s *son wool bunting, $Pp fat offenns an 41a
HURONDALE PULLETS 19e t� 4 foot 1'nVm Jacks. Fast dye sawn - `- ilZlat4'AL " DEVELOPED 25e
'.All beaus brined twneta tile. after Jun* ]at cation. D.srount for quantities. _ �-D NON'S R.nsedv -?t,r Neu,ga and Rheu• - Renr:ntm 3c each nc,,
2T%. Media= Breads Lad Larborns 21e, Ali. Your tommun,ty or horn• by tiv;ns a ,trod matte Po ins. Thousands amttaq*d, Munro's By CANADA'S MOST COMPL31 rc PHOTO - safest► !! CIGARETTE
• 009ted Palte" 17e. Heavy firmed Cock*rmis- quality flag John L'ck,* Lim -ited. :, Wei- Deus q +ore• 325 Elgin, extawa. Poatimid 8L GRAPHIC SERVICE V "
lode a& EBB llagtoa Ax, West. Toronto.
ANSCO GULOR ROLLS PROCESSOR %196
son doubts bloodtated, handed ■nd culled hir FOR SALE'' -A Mon _T or wmie one. TO XASZ that horrible pain caused by arth 81.20 each /1 a IPA
InseectOrs, backed by high pmdtar**d founds- Fully ficemw' hotel, beer, wino and bard rtt,s us* *Luca Liniment'. large bottle Printon CAor Entartemente- prizes on rt- w
!!DB slack. Many customers row. t wtatMer liquor's, large, quota.. doing rood business in 81 25, P O Bnx 414. Saint John, N B. quasi. Full •tack of Arisen, Film at resistor oil
Pei success. "Bat Chicks I Lever Had," rooms, owning room, two bevorare rooms, Driers
STARTED CHICKS AND, Nell mitualpd In contra of mining, lurnberros NEAP this -Every aulMrer of PheutriarfC (COMET PHOTO SERVICE
and farming dtotrwt in Abitibi, Prac•a and Pam. or Nettritls shnu:d try D,xcer'■ Rpm- -
PULLETS terms reasonable. Write Box 1S1g, [:Dorm, edy. Munro's Drug Store. 13: Elgin, Ottawa Box, 6,_Stat"an D., Toronto.
'It WZLZS TO 4 W= Z3 OLD_ o+tp. Posenatd 3100. TLVtKTRS WANTED 00 m lss+i
Ir weeks add 4a 1 weeks add loc. a weeks 1 OR aALE -Va*d Floating Plant for sole it; Y -O-U -R S -K -I -N -
add lane. i wake add Joe. t soak* old pal- first class roudtaon- Tarlor- Forbem 1'.ctor PUBLIC 8•hool Teacher, S,s. No. 2. Char- i1dOr °� ,
Iota i00. Is*% live 4Npvory, guaranteed, Boller Na 661A. also poker sad pump -only ,why aufrpr the s4tys,eat and maul aeons lotevili*. Norfolk County, hYdre in000r
- 111,00 par 8N deposit on day colds, lett(e been In use a few Year&. suitable tor'tairiy usually accarroany+ns *CSema, soma, Impet,m0 toilets. furnace, twit* dally bus, good board. - -
Iara* building, and outer skin atlme•nt■ when Formula Di .,rate salary, Mrs. A. L!edham, Forestville. �mxm-Y
00 started orders. Order from said
t:�CI.OSE 11"
.%him ad 1 -204 Nation hot, water tank and a ouseboy may bv4p You,• A safe, maoHuhs, Maims tin- MYNAKA SAY. Na. 3 requires teacher w,4h A ...__
HEAVY AND MEDIUM fit showers with all connections with Ind+• ru*ur Rolievre toethlne rash too Ask your first class certificate •!teethe September lot, {�Y�/y
rtdual cabtneu. For Particulars writs Robert drugrfet rot Formula DI. ff he cannot supply Salary 81,566 Year, furnished teacherase, -fuel,
COCKERELS Chapman. Uitchell, Bar 262. you, Mail one Dollar tar the generous two Apply stating marital status and gaallfleacons 1Ue �r
' ounce ;Jr poatpa+d' to kf (. Reid, See, tress , Minaki. OnS, P 13LiUE CV -L'R
'Moat type Now Hamtpg se, all antes kegvy 'GASOLINE POWER UNITS - Ci Mg
krsda 1%c- Assorted heavy Cox ityr, hock FORMULA al A, T$ - win:Sr, its Conb*r, ProtSctane for Assistant MADE IN FRANC PURE 11i1#iE w C
•X Lssbors Sus X L4shorns I%c. Day old 53 HORSE POWER Lax 2s4, Term'.nai .�. Toronto. fn:st+ aria Cmtinvatton school.'must be able
,,Lye only. Chrysler tadu*trial power units complete w'th - to teach Fr-nch and Latin. Salary 11,!00. sale In
radiator cool tn[.'vlectrle starting and battery, WHY SUFFER ARTKRITIC State . qual+ficatiorm, Sherman. smith, sec.- Canada Fran ENr�aR
Hurondale Chick Hatchery, heavy duty ctutch site power take oft. Avail. Iream hparta Continuation School, RP, ho, 0,
LONDOX. ONT, able from stock Writs Atlas Polar Ca and rtlatf.r.itt a t"rment when Oreenstans of S,: Thantas. Oat. �O)YI�Ie iBt*
' Ltd,• dl7 Jarv's St.. Tarontd, or ISS7 0fackar tots pron,im la*t os rehef One' mnntt•e• Ate`
• -I)AT OLD chicks, Immediate delivery, pull is. Street, l4antnal, treatmonr 31 00 oastpald, Indian Remedies, WANTED
nos -.axed Mind Cockerels, Just right for Late Sox Its. Tantoover. 100 Leaves
tall sad arty winter production, R *e also HAR:4Ea3 and shoo repair shoo and equip- WANTED-All kinds of dressed obaltr7, Top
' bay* some started chicks, 2 -3 weeks Old D['ritr went and also belt sn'�c.ag equipment for prices rot top b,rds Joseph Cooper L4tahed, -
toe list. Bear Hatchery, 130 John N. Hamn- ate and also a 7 room storey brick house. tonultry Drat. , 2054 Danforth Are.. Tor*mte ,- M EASY ROU7AG we O
ton. Ormt _ 1nmWtau IrOesesaton. For Particulars carne t 't. (W• do custom irad!ngl. �' d i A M
A, C. Irwin, (turtle, Ont,
LAKEVIEW CHICKS 126 HEavf MILITARY farm worsens, rend for WANTED. Thrash,ng Machine. In rood CIO1►RBTTE ROLLER
25;
Same blih gvalk7 at theca low prtcvw Flerr's clrevtar, tYercy J. florDrtdss. Room 203 d+rion, 20 or 2. ' 1TLinder, metal body pre- - _
your DppOrtamity to get thin high quality .rock Plana Bids.. Ottawa, Ont.. - ferreA, Raymond Norton, Bloomfield, Orn,
fit theme reasonable prices. Pure Susoax• Pus-
met X New Ramp., Barred Rocks, t:ock Z' IRON AGE or rat Planters -our or two row, 1 tyt
On steel or rubber, Immediate delh-rry. � - Now H&WIM.,. New Ramps susses X Leg- H. M, Fleming a sons., Blenheim. Dl:,ributorr, -
bdrns. Rock X Legheirns. New Hampe. X
L.ochorns, Largo Typo White Leghorn. 'mlxed NEW 900/13 GOODYEAR
112.00 per 100. Assorted Mixed 110 00 Per w ♦ - �,1I
200. TIRES AND TUBES-S50.00 3 ��t ( � - . _- _ _ - - :5(,
For { cwt Army trucks, folly suarantpedy1
LAKEVIEW PULLETS 20e Large stork other new Army truck tires MIRE Aqa! _ x
Alt. dal old pullpfs SDe, Started F'U!lru anA Full ltn* fit retreaded tires. Fireatnne treaA j��
mixed chicks. 'Two weeks old odd fie• i design. 'Dealers wanted. CAY Tire and /to W.4 Ys Trb � c
weeks old add ]OC. 4 weeks old ad-1 p,pc, 6 Battery Co„ 763 Queen wrs(, Toronto, *sN fkf M�` Y - - . `• - '^ - '�r _ 4
week old PuaHe 43e each, t week old f ulleL rJtl.B,
Greases, Tires. Insec•tlaldes. Electric AT Home For constant Smoking Pleasure
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$be each. Fence Controllere. House and Barn Punt - -
BREEDER HATCHERY Roof Cailngs. etc. Dealers wanted: Writ,
OF 5000 PLAN Grease k O'l r Strawberry erronlP Amas,ng pin ,Manua: trite now ma*s
PLANT NOH : Premier Rtrm wberrY Plants, fro ^cyst r(.me spar<ume or full firer Start _
Breeders. AH double blood tested, hanAnA and Lome healthy • roots St 50 hundred; 31400 Your eon b"smemm w -
enlled ,liar body' type and ru roar o" n lava Mai a �.
ftednese. Hatched thousand, prepaid. Seely t E111s, Stamford BIG Pr0ea Easy pteass.1 t.ork Cants.ea
trader Ides) Conditions. "Bear Chicks we ever Centre, Opt, re" big plans m,ludMit Prottabte Fln ,
'Ilea: Pullets ■ri- laying swell• cockerels good __ __ _ _ Bm:nas Started •on ii • r97s A rear ^s
stse.'• from • Liru•ote Lue -ke. Eden Gmvp, STORE EQUIPMENT _ Fret Trees' : A 4vtng From Herbs In s t ,
Ont. "Never had such wood luck witli , out• Traded-in, con'puting scales. meat ,titers. by 4 Foot Spate• • $SM
lets.•' reports Ernest G, Rarnhardt. Hawki• electric meat choppers. etr. Berke) rroductq % Tear For 20 HoJ4 I ,r - . • _
stone, Ont. Order from this ed. or senA for Co. Limit -A. 2/9p Bloor t� :. Tornnto. tYtekiy ' etc, ere - -
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Price Llrt enA Catalogue and full pariiculnrs Can be o rated by sn X-P-0111-Y
TIRES De .m- �r
To receive these prices enclose this nd, with on*
,your order. We are overstocked at the present of good IPPAA
errU mvshds etc M
used trade -in tires (guaranteed to be In a easy "°sy to make tae , Cigarette Tobacco 4
Lakeview Poultry_ Farm
Weirs liras.. Exeter. Ontario. cellent shapci r You need An r0 moos cn x 18 •- ,13'.� P:ma sent post d }or thin v:i�rk and � � next. Barred rocks. New Ham:�shires, New All Ordprs shipped C.O.D. Special equipment only lips send NOW• Hampshire 3;; Barred Rocks. ZVhite R,u•ks. for vulcanizing Truck and Farm Tractor Light Suerex, Light Sussex' X \ew Hanlnehtres Tires. BEACON, TIRE corner Queen and rp [, non - sexed 9.95, pullets 13.93, cockprcls F.93, Jerk fits., fismilmon, Ont, I+IrTCI�LtwJ' Assorted Heavies non -meted 3.93. Pnllela ONTARIO'S MOST ATODERN 14,9,:, cockereta• 7.93, Whit- Leghorn X �- ^- EWI -F1ED TIRE SHOP � $Oldie, M land f - Barred Rock '3,93. pullets 19.90, rnckprrlm Dealers Wanted dIy - O AVAILABL! +,
oft rels 93e, Two week old add 86.00. throe S
week old add 11.00 per hundred. ShinPed For Summer Cottages. Farms, Schools, anrT i • _ -, ?��
0.O, D. This advertisement must Accompany Camp& Van he used with or without runnins
water. Caustic Sanitation, -^�
' lour order to receive these mimecint Prices. Blvd.. Toronto. Ontario n• Ltd., 21 1tidleY . ,ISSUE 24 -3847 i
Also pullets eight weeks to laying. Top Nolch _ - -
C_ htckeries. Guelph. Ontario, - --
READY MADE CAPONS ' "
MUTT AND JEFF -Hot DoE! Cicero '1< "_utt Knows His Onions By BUD FISHER 4
It Pays to raise Capons. The price of Car-rip _ °4
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o approximately 6c Its, hither than the .rice t4W -FIRE STU T! I O,SY'ICU 'I L;}Fi \DAR 1 *.i�AT TI E FUTURE ~ - DID YOU DID Y ?LEMMETEU
Of eekereis. We canonize the cnckerplm at PLEASE PA5S THE
s weeks and' send the ready male
-( aiyAna YO MOs\/ THE 6ACl<YARD LAt1JN� GE�iEP,AT10N IS GONNA BE WORK F4ARD 1�OfJ NAT I DID - ?.
for at 4 weeks. no fuse, rt ulars. Send L h <E_ �A LITTLC HARD LI ORIj WHEN YOU MY FATHER HAD A - -BREikD MA HERE CO'ME'S
ter Price List and tut) narticulars, T•I'OmPI SO YOU BRING IN THE 7 r '
delivery It toss eat vufekiy. t',EJC -RSORS COW Ta D01T! . � : IS ToO MUCIA FOP, 'ER1.' C t41/tY�Ked ACRE TFiE BALONEY 1 '
Lakeview Poultry Farm ' i. { Z --,...,
Welk Btroa., Fester. Ontario.'
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THERE'S still time to buy Tweddic ('hicks.
The June chick should be a monev mnkrr s "u u a, "' • < c,..'
this t yes• your feed bills will be lower a•;Ih v;,•' �'' o, w '� •"r :!'�i _ ? r v I - - 4• ,r
nutrtti,'`ub Green grass available. Before you t _ r �i ,(�•`••'
owe•' slur chicks will develop Into Pullos ,0 ' " _ -� ' , ' --
1ktpy � 11
Lett w4tt be turning out plenty of egos for J '' t } for,
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n. That is if env make sure Your (hicks `I+ ��:�►� °, + v
r e from a healthy. vigorous, fast growin,:
rrsrst It they're Tweddtes- they're gr.nrl. �_' 1°J '' , i \•�_- I r a • Z .' ?: S. v
atitialred customers have horn putting their «C * t • +'`.�` ;<` 7� 14vF'?'.4; •�.,,,rt r? •,
mismp of approval on Tweddle chicks for live "' \ ` . i f 1 ^•
\V: ,• �,.... •Art ,t Y �1, /JJ
T�imt t! years. Ore can sips You Dtrmo6 dr. - .. �.' ylre• r. ,..i ♦ �,i ,t. , �. •, lz� Overt on all the popular Pure breeds m"i red classes in non - sexed, ultets mud cork• * ls, In day aid. two and !three vr,l old,
poll6ts eight weeks In laying Send fns
oom price list for Janp, Tweddte Chick
tO,ierfa, rer•gus. Ontario.
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BROCK.e i tore
BUILDERS 'SUPPLIES
_ 7HEATRE In nie"te delivery . can be made of E. Ricf{ai'asOn
y the fol�.�n items: aA,a.try.�.w INSURANCE
In Tune With Spring �,,,,t Shingles � WA
Boll Roofing In Ali Grad" . 0K'iVlYslKCai®
Just Keep in tune with a - Roll Brie Siding
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Realthfully Air- cmnditioned 8i !f Aluminum - ComeCoating'
oBead, Ridge to anew.
THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY Westinghouse, Harmony Radio , sAa vaaiey Ph, rlm■kg' w -
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JUNE 12, 13 :.pd (4 � lA Colours _ 1' Chimney, Tops s
I" Shows • 7 and a P. M. - y
Bs+turday Matinee at 1.80 P. M. BLUE =- RED GREEN - BROWN. Your favorite Sand sad Lime Brick, Face Brick :D • JL, :B M)
Concrete Blocks
oolors in a beautiful modern -plastic Radio designed
f BLACK BEAUTY and built by "Westinghouse" to add a refreshing :tote Insulation -Bats and Loose Insasanoe Of All Kinds
Cedar Ponta and Poles
NKrsa` `Freeman -- Richar�i_Denaing 1& color harmony to your room. -- - insnnace Advfser
Plus James Oliver Curwood's Look At These Features I A. • W. MITCHELL ;�
NORTH OF THE BORDER j Aama 74' and 114 Brougham, Oat Tide, 5 R 22
{� Runnel Hayden Inez Cooper b -Tu be Superheterodyne l .
:. Molded Plastic Cabinet OUR TRUCKS PASS YOUR WAY -- -• _ - _. _.
Lucite Selector Dial EW'ERT DAY
y lBIiNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY Automatic Volume Control KEN AND CLARKS
JUNE 16, 17 and 18. Attached Antenna Dr. P. W. J. LOOS P;EZ:MWrr10M3
` -Last Complete Shaw At 8.20 _ _ • AUCTIONMRS .
Vr=INARY SUROEON _icensed and Authorized for the -
;; White Tie " DICKERING - PHONE - 150 Counties of Ontario and York,
and Tails Farm hold Implements Haase.
hold F.urmtum, Rent 1F7atate
r Dart. Duryea, Ella Raines, W. Bendix M. S. CHA PMAN and • SON C Y R f L E. M O R L E Y Sates our Specialty at Reseonaht.
Piue JUDY CANOVA in ' . Rates., Do&' Service for the
"SINWN' IN THE CORN" I N S U R A N C E l A N D Price of One. ._
) REAL ESTATE dam P. 0. >�� � l� �a
ri,w, Al1J li v ./JWnv,
` Williams - q pp,
THURSDAY, FBL, SATURDAY - : - - PH C3 NE 6 % P l C
K. Auctioneers sinus 1 r� . -
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JUNE 1$, 20 and 21.
GARY COOPER MCEACHNIV8
`I - Pickermag a r dw a r e FURNITURE DEALHR Cloak and Dagger .. � FUNLM" DIRRCTOR
with Robert A$da and Lilli Pelmet _ - 'C. C. RICHARi35ClN
..• r� Private Ambulance Service
_ � p � Suite 702 Kent Bldg, 169 Yonge St
GENERAL HARDWARE
Toronto Phase WAve 3557
- BALI. SCORES i. Day or Night �
and Win. McBscfinie, Prop.
Friday June d Yow Satisftelion by Oossasps
rick. Cuba 6, Greenwood 12
SUPPLIES Phone Pick. 13 H. IMCKEE
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Aj= 7 Pickering 6 ; - - -- - - - F hCkaings Ont. PAINTER & DECORATOR
Ju> , .clarem;Out 3 J. S. BALSDON F'ICKERING SS
' Jenne 11 -- .. „� _ .,,,_, ,,.,. �..�_����._��. ..���,..., O
. . Greenwood 11 � _ -Pickering 14. �7�� ��{ _ 'FICK�RING ONTA$I
• 1f►l 11'Ji. M AW {
p. Q11allty Me�ttg �• -- �' ,� Llcwsm AUCTIONEER and J. L (Hudj -STEWART, B. A.
�+y Forma] Opening Saturday, June 21. VALUATOR
A , , t
�+ _ � Basriater, Solteitor Notary
GLEN AXIS Fish In SeaaMOa :Sates Con Anywhere -. ATYEB BEND FARMS
A Fruits & Ve etables 614 Dnadas St East, Whitby, Ont. G,..�.., . , 1 +
PARIS S
- Read
Frenchman's Bay SILK'S MARKET - �°�° Pk 17 R43
P"
DA N CE! Plwne 26 F. J. Donevan �
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JOHN REMMER'S ORCH. - - - - f -- _ 4_ Porana t Nagging Tale $' �'
DANFORTH BUS LINES LTD. mot. l
=. ,EVEB'Y SATURDAY WIGHT that Fran 0, the Temper and
e . 366 Yang Street. East. Oshawa. Gi. 1 1
y Zyaa.
Master Normie Shea, of Toronto,, Daily Service•••. It ass a Your
grandson of Mr. lld IDail, a :. Sun. do Daily ex. But .'S� & !
• gran and Mrs. henry
;Shea, is improving n ft
nicely after-uad- $un. A Hol. Rol. Suz C. H. TllCK.
A Hal• only HOL OPT. D.' J A. WILLOUGHBY
orgoing a throat operation at the Clarmort . 7.15 .41S it 15 '8.45 8.00 _ ' ' -Dianey Block, Opp F. O- WM*%fib' Fame Agency
Head Office -- Toronto
."Women's Coltege hospttai on June Brougham 727 8.27 -.12.27 3.57 8.12 156 Y i'
4th. Gieea Ricer 7.8$ 8.35 12.35 4.05 820 OSEiAWA " onge St. AWi606
Largest and Oldest in =
' Lacnet Hill 7.38 8.38 12. 38 4.08 .8.23
Phone 15:6 - � Canada - Established Fort,
Malvern 8.05 :: 8.05 1. OS 4:35 18.50
Brougham Cemetery Memorial Years"
Service, Sunday Next PAtu= Leave A.M. A.M. P. M. P.M. P.B. CONSULT OUR ACTIVEGIIY DLtT, 1
Toronto 8.1$ A.M.
6. 45 2.00 ia.45 FOR THAT HOME IN THE CITY
Sellers 8z Atkinson =�
'Tire annual. Memorial Service of Daylight Saving Time Parcel 'Express Grover 5650, O.dord 18B111
St. John's Cemetery, Brougham will Phate. 201W2 - Stnnfl. 280' ,
be Held cn Sunda,• next at 230 p. nt. . L lcensed _ GORDON F. OSBORNE
lkev. I. E. Kennedy aIll be in charge.
..In the event of rain, the service will C. L.. •U.
". �e held in the church. Siive� Coll-
PICKERING= MEAT MARKET Auctioneers DISTRICT M.�NAGER
' ection.
_ '.. ,
. _ _ .. Years Ex rtes ,
FRANK R. SMITH Sales conducted anywhere.
- EXPIRE LIFE f
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IThis I Iii B s Quality First - Service Our Aim �iture and I na.. $ e e t _ AN Sales personally listed and - tathres
!'WE BUY TH9 REST - YO't MAKE THE TEST" advertised: Bills prepared and
Place To `Sell Your Pl -- , ��
Ross D. Ifture
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- -- ' Phbne ring - -- Promp t .. cruise Tom Puckrin
b FARM PRODUCE { Xur,;yn' Keane, Oshawa
Reasonable Rates- Jisalph, Gulliver, Oshawa i
At this season o' the year we are i PHONE 280 STOUFFVIILLE Telephone, 522 Whil'bS, Out._
especially good Ituy s of REVS, I� WIR ING
SPRING' CHICT.ENS, EGGS,
SPRING LAMES sad VEAL'
" CALVES .. COMRIE {� LUMBER
If we are-noi- ge�a�yaur prod All Types of Buildings' The Co,
uce now 'wovl4l appreciate
no
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3 TELEPHONES - Howard 1117, and Scarboro 336 -
, . oAtr tl�ng us a trial. You will . ' ._ . - .
find our prices .*tal to or : " ESTIMATE - ON REQUEST : Scarboro Junction
than those you can get elsewhere, .
Pickering Farms, In Stock rt
.•Limited. ., H. Rr�TTE W, For Im' ediate Delivery -
Y • ..A ia. PAFM 33ACKM INSUtAT ION WOOL �
' + � : • - Whitt, IN -= N;gl'tt or Da, • � .21 o I h Shingles Dun ba r�0 b. Asp alts
Wide Vsrlety of 09owa Boofing Mails Witt
' p shingle Orden Only
Radio Sec i e _
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'. All grades of B., C. Cedar Shingle;
HOME LIFE
Mr. McCallum was married in 1921 to Marguerite (Rita) Parris of
Nlimico. ' They have one daughter, Peggy, Mrs. Roy Sawyer, Oshawa.
Roy was a star hockey Player with one of the great Oshawa Generals
teams some years ago. Two grandchildren Mic'ha_el_5 and Barbara
3 months, now claim much attention in the family circle. Tust -recently
W14cOallum was named Hon. President, Central Baseball League, to
add to the honors he has won in the field of sports and community
service.
FUTURE PROSPECTS
You will vote for Frank McCallum on June 8 to send him to Ottawa
an your representative. The election the day before. June 7, is for the
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Ontario House. With the' general Dominion election put off until after
the Liberals choose a new leader in August the election of Mr. Mc-
Callum on June 8, will place him in a splendid position for preferment
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when John Bracken, leader af..the Progressive Cionservative Party.
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,becomes the first farmer Prune Minister at Ottawa
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W WNING GA MATE
-you done the interests of the as a
gn Lis' — -- r� —
When wont a good job in people
whole get a busy man an experienced man a successful man, a man
who has 'worked with his hands and his head all his life, a man in the
. prime of life and vig��;, Fraait- Noble McCallum o! Oshawa. Yo=
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support will help elect him on June 8, 1948.
support
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i Story f
' ONTARIO RIDING :
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Frank
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12 Athol Street West, Oshawa :.
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FEDERAL CANDIDATE _
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AFOR ONTARIO RIDING
by The Jamen Publishing Co., Bowmanville
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TUESDAY,
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LifLie Story o
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motive equipment for overseas. His employees numbered around 270
a
Frank
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sad the labor relations continued on such a high level that few indus-
trial organizations have matched the record of McCallum Transport.
ill c.V a u .
And that spirit still prevails. The tough times of the thirties didn't daunt :
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This energy and efficiency brought the demand demand thatg he
in i9 way.
.... . •.. There's an old adage: "When you want a man to do a real job.
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et a man to do it." The then is that the man who k
got theory
is usually successful when his ability matches bin energy. These
precepts governed the convention of the Progressive Conservative
OFFICE `
Association of Ontario County when the delegates chose Mayor Frank
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McCallum of Oshawa as the party casntdidate Ian the federal election
Frank McCallum was elected to the Oshawa City Council in 1943.
of June S. 1948. Mr. McCallum will be elected the Ontario County
re- elected in 1944: in 1945, and in 1946 he was elected Mayor with an
M-P. to fill the seat left vacant on the death of W. Z N. Sinclair'. S.C.
_ overall majority over two opponents. Re-elected In 1947 with his support ,
Usually the voters want to know the penanal story of a candidate.
more than doubled, he was returned by acclamation in 1948. His
,So this is the story of Frank McCallum.
_ administration was marked by many forward-looking projects under:
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taken with strict economy. He took the leading part in the establishment
BOY WITH A3+4BTRON
Of the Oshawa Recreational Council with a dear view of the importance
of serving the youth of the community.
farmer in the Caledon district
_ of Ontario. but Frank Noble McCallum was born in Toronto. October
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-- 25, 1902. which mekes him 3ust past 45 today. He received his' education
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YOUTH SERVICE
in Toronto schools and sold papers after school for pocket money and,
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When he became Mayor the city_ had only seven yanks and
just to keep busy. He was 4 good baseball player and field , athlete
which accounts for his 190 pounds of fighting energy today. As soon
o Today there are 27 another planned for
as he was able to do a man's job at hard work he went vast with his
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Alwayouaais.
tar t Mayor
` Always a supporter of the South Ontario Agricultural Society. Mayan
lather and farmed in South Alberta from 1917, at age 15, t31i 1920. :
McCallum won approval for the 510,000. grant from the city for a now.
home barn on the fair grounds. A Past President of Oshawa l;iwanis
That's where he got his hard muscles and. ruddy complezk
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Club, he took c leading part in its activities for Junior Farmers and their
annual night at Siwanis is a lwc" an inspirinq want and the IUwanis
AND SHOVEL DAYS � ' . �.
°= Hsdron Camp Is available as a recreatiaa centre. .
' When drought hit South Alberta, Frank took a pick and shovel job
to the Alberta coal mines and then worked on the now irrigation
project east of Lethbridge. During winter months he hopped to British
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,FAITH IN COUNTRY
" Columbia to work in lumber camps and also ran survey lines with a
This story is only a brief sketch of the umy life of a boy who set
:- a:obatzuctioa gang. He mjsed a lot of sound thinking with his hard
out to make good. With a knowledge of Canada. both east and west.
work. Too young for the first war he finally Dame back to Ontario and
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pmt through hard work among the common people, Frank McCallum
worked with the Goodyear, New Toronto plant, for seven years: played
hr's now been lec�into the national sphere as your
baseball on the factory team which won Industrial` and Provincial
nt
do represent
Ontario County. His record is clean, sound solid, and few cda reprereat
. His
ehmnpionshipe
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the county at Ottawa with greater experience and energy. Faith in
Canada, faith in Ontario County. faith, in the City of Oshawa, bringing
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the whole into -a scheme of unity and progress has contributed to the
In January. 1928 he went to work for General Motors. Oshawa.
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success story of Frank McCallum. He is ready and has what it takes
in the b field. of service with a Progressive go Conservative ern-
reader
and took a leading pail in organizing baseball sad sports in the Motor
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ment at Ottawa.
City which he has continued right to this day. Keeping busy he saved
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his money and in 1932 at the height of the depression he went out on his
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a rim direct to dealers. He was one of the first to enter that field
FAMILY SAGA
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Today McCallum Transport has a pleat and equipment valued in ,the
There`s quite ' a McCallum sagts in this matter of getting busy men
sir -figure brackets and is one of the largest is Canada.
to do important jobs: Frank McCallum's eldest brother, Hiram, is Mayor
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- ~ of Toronto today, and the two brother were together out west at hard
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work before they anise back to Ontario, each to make a great success -
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- An estab lishing and owning their own businesses. Another brother,
-Too old for the second war. Frank McCallum organized two ' other
Clarence, is in W health, having been gassed in the first world war. -
war industries, crating war vehicles for overseas anj packing- duto
iFlnother brother Wilbert served overseas in the second world war. _