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Home My WebLink AboutPN1947_06_20t nc- .0 -, 'VOL 67 No. 42 PICKERING, ONT. FRIDAY, XNE 20, 1947 4 Cents Per Copy - Authorized as Secohd Ciade Bob. Rate i2--00 per year; U. S. 62-K W. C. Murlar and Sam, Flublishers Post Office Department, Ottawa Proceeds Q lot or 001012 �on Day Celebration To: Re Vsed'for' Local 'Work T1ae• Committees in charge of assay branches and departments of .Canning For Mennonit , Ralw At 02u& Am Rogs'e Says One PIANO RECITAL _ S the First of July Celebration are liareaslsat� 1 _ i By Pupils of Mrs. Mary Hadanel Pikeri lkg Village r each busy is their own affairs pre- An interesting situation —ante � ,by, Joyce 25, ho � �. for! a 'btg dray of imps and , The Loyst Canning Factory is worth wal &ft -- is to be found and 'Isis. W. A. d+ot>fdy and Kr, '! 11�. Yon cam come early --tbe Wom- busy these days ca=ning beef for (so it is said) in th" small stream U�w g sae lira. Fled Story, both Ilerstle- - ales Itafitute as i%the past wM Con- t'he Meunonite Relief Campaign, and that crosses the "otabon road" mar AD Welcome =am of the C. N. R. station have :e duet the relredww t booth, w'aere most of the most will go overseas, the R, C. Cemetary. During the Wk. Move Fast Tbww Days uumsd from their angua1 vacations - -- : you will able p get plenty to eat Orders come from the Mennonite flood or high water season a few •sa• and are bock at work. Mr. and Mrs. section in StouBville and Kitchener weeks ago, ,a large number of carp Speed, and mare speed. Almost Gou4 were ih Suet Fsncism, for' "NuereseeP4iL •Imtalrests of Lodd syd some from the State& went n that stream from the Duff- second week, Mr. 'Goudy being a del p daily are we .being reminded of the eVla from the local Pra►er, U+rtp�s By 97dro Annoying in's Creek. They most have remain- speed of present-day living uabits. ffie International Coav�tioa,a� to ad well that stream for is , About one, year ago we had made °ty Crowd Attendr. fhe meantime the water's has gone s operations moat ( ?) be � b wonderful time, ,send Bill haoa Flower Samw speeded up. This week we come a- dawn to that level that leaves tits as interesting report for the men - some observation in these columns - cross another one. BSI Doimage . wire bets of this C1Sub, _ ea the failure by Odharva Public East Woodlands Community Hall junction of the two streams closed, left for Scotland a few months ago, Among thoae attending -the Ann- � Uldlitim to nottfy consumers in this and these huge fish cannot get out. was packed last Wednesday eves- � returned � Canada this past week. area of their intattion to interrupt ing on the occasion of they Spring Juat what follows now, we're not. Just Hdore leaving Britain on the ms's Institute Cole at Guelph the W om- serrrice for repair& or maintenance Flower Show of Pickering Bonus- sure. Carp, "ea" have been plent- morning of the 12th, ne purchased x ,, .... ;... This reached the ease of ifW in Duffin'm •for some yeara sae , (that we now jwow of) were: Mra. George Shriertie of Oshawa, ultural Soclet�, copy of the London' Danly Eatpress. 4,. �r Here were a large number ad ex- not considered a palatable morsel by That copy was in the hands of yaw Hati¢biaoa, I Mrs. T�' Mss. Di:oa„ vfao called the News, and very kind- hibits well displayed The judges any means, in fact we understand Editor -fin the mozo&.V of the 14t'h. �, per. ly Ibis regrets, that were: G. G. Miller and P. A. Vern- �y are eaten by only one race' Bill left the Old Country by plane era Interesting to h zezl estate sales Da would, in the future, see that ran, of the Scarboro Society. Miss of people, with whom there is a big at 6.00 a. m...'.wsa in New York are �°� to have been made In � - M;- Dovr_An1--iizs `nnasdr- e3Lare generally z -at 6.00 that- � d°� the � 'e bay Intended interruption_ Now, we North Toronto Society put on a upon an a "scavenger" or parasrte, the "�ae� day.Trsia plane "i�merican `aye,•- D'i"1' know, executives and maintenance (now occupied by. Mr, sand Mrs. Fred stews cannot know before nand of Demonstration o! Flower Arrange l more ddeairraable fish. But, they acre had wens Airways — Cers o ratio d Stork) to r. Vernon Dianey; and some car, driver Who is going to Grades 2 and S of Rouge Hill had twenty-four paaeeagers off board School put on the Operetta "Court of a fins, big leoki -� specimen . , ..lots irncdudIng taro isrfarrta. Faure" is some= former Barker home at the east ran o!f the hirg]rway and knock off end. to Capt. J. L Stewart. a line - carrying pole, but quite a the es of W Summer". Tha Girl of be used. GordonaWe& has thug over 6800. Kra. Dolanage, who Hiss Ruth Redditt, geawick; is. a6amber of service interruptions Guides of Woodlands attended t'he only recently caught. one, weighing is under medical care returns to _ Mary Riley. t' stave taken ra the past twelve show is a body and added colour to Canada in August. �- Mc ie J is the occasion. over thirty pounds. This week we also heard a etorg " attepdi� aaanths,'of me Advice has been Silver Collection which. s- of oversees travel of something over iD Embalming" Coin is Toronto. =ivea beforehand This. Publication mounted to 622515 was turned over one hundred sans ago—it tools two Ron Wabsotn is Hoar operating hies anissed getting away in t'ne mails on Oahavra Business Houses Conaiderisng F s8 B.A station on a 24-hour se4 edule. Tsnrsdsy night not long W. On to the Committee looking after the dosing June 30 and July First moarGns in those days.�.W account of a •seven -hour interruption Memorial at Cie Alt+ona Road and 1st Is Pickering Thinking About It? 6; ;; By �ertwuing- Trader Avis Park P&ARon 76 Open On in Power --- first time -un a�ee work.' to laic used for nsainte3n- ,r .». Saturday Night For Se�sa>a about forty years. A few days ago Older Eastern Star ii3ft'ti+day Part? Roy Davis, an employee of Curran • • • • a local consumer who users power Du d artoa Home and Selleol — and Briggs, highway contractors, A little spot, tdhich in our opinion is the conducting of his ow'-n burin- ' Garden Party and Dance •1 The Ontario Chapter O. E. S. held was seriously injured and taken to is one, of the nicest, and cleanest of ass, lost an entire half day farough - ,i their third birthday party on Mon- hoa'pital last week -end • 1hen the any along the north shore at the paver interruption. A number of Everythiog wank off wifa a bang - day, June 2nd, in the Masonic Hall. tractor he was operating while Zak --Avia Park, Y'renrhxaao's Bay «customers" were seriously ineona em- a,, the Annual Garden Party and Pickering. Among the many guests nm&kIng a turn at the station road ---V to open agaia' on Saturday ev- lanced and suffered the lass of a Dance held on Saturday June 7th., - atrten intr �►....• G;ste- Mvrrare: and the new highway' overturned, fig, for a'.rPtura to a pre -scar - lsail11a7's Pay. w1bi& cow '°tee Hader the auspices M tine D\rnbar- Cambers- Sister Sarah Robertson i pinning him under the machine. PQORTam of S:}tvtday night dances beast avoided bad it been known be- ton Horne and School Assoociation. and Sister R- Caton• all P. W G lbs. }_ Russell Burgoyne, - wss able to #n the palmsiin, to a locat oreaestra n lotaitand'tha# the istecrrapticnt was There were race& and gamea on 1 xnq Bro. Fred Gibbons, P..W. G. P. � extricate thg driver and saatmons that has been making quite a :taste to take per. foe school grounds while inside the Visiting Chapters attennding were: D.. Canterrlght, who. had Darin for itself �Tohnnie $einmer and A �,,,z� . .,��, �•r•.,r- ,u cahoolroom the women sold b&ki,,. I EirchcUff, Be chit, h :dwurtin, citl0.- taken to hosrital. Extent of iejuries his Columbia-ns. - Them waa a tea room and hal dog 'here, indebted to ! and pop booth too - All reported a During the meeting Sister Mar- gartt Chambers and Bro. Fred Gib - ThoK Can Parlaed On Sideroada *••• The FMitor is Radio CKDO, Oshawa !o: their read- bns and profitable time. There bons were made Honorary Members Ontario' Chapter. After the meet- Following our report of a'-hold. were luck draws. The prizes, ing over .the air on Sunday s4Ler -' same were donated by the iac4a gM_ of ing, a few -of the members of Ont- up" On the 2nd emcessiOn in a rec- so= �' an editorial that appear ia our issue of last week — "The ' are, and an attractive end table was tons coned' skit ario Chapter pa y e- .f)yed by ent issue, a• reader called us point - ing out the "hazard" constituted by Oid Straw Hat ", concluding with his made and donated by Mr. Henry Mood which vans thoroughly all. Salad suprer was served and a these parked cars, to ot'ner drivers. (the broadcaster's) remarks thaw -- "You've 'got something there". Those with matchin tickets for beautiful birthdav cake was pres- Matron. Sis. Ihivi ng along a dark roadway at night, and having tall - lights or head- CICDO, Oshawa, which we hart Lucky Draws were:) . Robinson, for the end table, a-A Mrs. Gibb and for "our ented by our Worthy ter Pearl Sterritt. A grand time was lamps flash on when only a. few t'hhe liberty of cabling awn station" devotes• a great part of 1t'a M Jean Connor for the groceries. had by alt. — Co". feet sway is not a com�rtable ex- perience for the movArg car. time on the air to Ontario County, Hrodk Road Friends Attend ` ` There is a plenty of • this sort of including Pickering. There is an in- iHamillon Weddin%, June 7.' "SpeedInt-1 Charges Hein% L- id By thing to be seen theme ways, and teresting program at 4.00 Sunday ,,Local Policy Officers many a parked car has been given afternoons, which we recommend to The Hubbard family, Howard sass - a " going- over" by patrolling police our readers.. , :you`ll likely hear a Rowe, Mrs. Hetu, Doreen Carlton, Motorists kould do well to note- officers. few things from close to home — Bill McLean, Ross Carlton and Miss that local police officers ha-P rued S. P. R,',A. 'Secures IL F. -D, maybe your own name in corrnectio:n Dixon were in Hamlton on the 7th with some affair. Listen int 'Isere the wedding of several summonses this week for speeding within this village. For Fairport Road South June, attending is also a vary good one on Thnrs- • James V nnish to Miss Mary. Buck. A tragic ti-iolaiion may be day evenings at 7.00 for you fisher- Rasa Carlton was the beat niiln. The, eyery few minutes at the four -cor- After more than a year of writing men --it's different. it's local, and • groom lived at the home of • Mrs. nerd here. Section 26 of the Highway letters and personal interviews, the its about our own neighborhood. • Hetu on the Brock Raid for a num- Traffic Alt calls for exttedle caut -, South Pickering Ratepayers' Assoc - *•notified By-the -way this station has fast a'• ber of years. Mrs. Hetu assisted the -ion at t'nat,corner, and, 30 miles per 'through nation has been that the bout as good quality signal as any bride's mother at the reception. hour is not too slow tat . Rural r ee Delivery route ha& fin- of tke stations we listen to. particular intersection —less than 80 ally been authorized for Fairport - 1 would be better. Watch the Inumber . Road sout, . This -a- be welcome _ of ears that cross that solid line news to the many residents of t, -s OP 15 N I'N G SATURDAY JUNE 21 ST-- right• on the intersnetion• -- plenty of road who signecfthe S. P. R.• A. pet - opportunities for traffic police there. . ition a year ago test May. The -AV IS GLEN I PARK onfat•io County Federaition Agri& •sae �gtal 'dWe as e- ce+ ai-nly .pl red" .., „ P�*g• We are - certai;�ly •pleased : SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 1947 -The Ortario County Federation of 'd Horace Brown, the President,. - _., -_. - - -- s a fre''khman , Agriculture is holding their Annual Picnic at Brooklin Community Park The members of the Department apologized to us for the lengthy de- lay, in the They told �. otn Saturday, June 21, at 11.40. granting. route. _B me l' I" o , m a -1 ike ih ai, Fair•Port R•oa�i - e All farmers are asked to brir,,,. North and East Woodlands would ONE OF THE: thheir baskets and join in a -good day now receive the same permissions. I St. George's Anglican Chomb together. A good program is being want to pay tribute to Frank Perks, � M A R T E SUNDAY, JL, E 22, 1947 arranged. who took. up the petitions on both - ' :� 11.00 a. m. ]corning Service ''Lone Scants Gatltnptng" occasions, and to t%e stmaster, Ed, p'o , • Booth, for his fine co- operation PAVILIONS ON LAKE ONTARIO. The following Metter has been re- ' 'throughout. It is a fine community ' G. - 1 ceived from J. C. Harwood, Field Commissioner of foe Boy Scouts, work by our Association, and will benefit othPrn in the community ba- ` ; Toront=o: -_ "The York Central Dis- side's the residents of Fairport Road r trict are plannipg a Camp to be. south." A "EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT held at Camp Samar,, Oshawa, from Mr- stressed that foe postal ' July 12 to 19, and,they have kindly boxes re in boxes are in shorn supply, and there to JOHN R E M M E R allowed- me to invite any Lone Scout might be another long delay if those In thia district to atbmd. who signed the petition do not Has- AND H�J CODUMBIANS We don't - know treat year pilaffs ten to ' make out their application -rUnN SOUTH TWO MILKS WlaT OR PICKERING. -are, but if you are interested please let me kmgcw right away. Mank+r'>trid par the 'necessary 'Four - itollars. The Department will not S acIO� arm _ y - : �•. The fees will be $1.00 a dad pea boy, a total of $7.00 .... we hope to be able to borrow sufficient tentage open the route until at least half of those w'no have signed the petition have fulfllled these requirements. - and equipment to take care of yon. Interested ratepayers are requested 'Further particulars will be sent if to ,get in touch with Mr. PerkxAm- you write. — L C. H" + mediately. - ti tt donna) -_ there is a nice, coal spot for you olderali�ho don't --n care dance, but , to soma , good music in clear, fresh lakeside atmosphere- --take a drive down on Saturday tifghta. June Meeting of Women's Instuvtte Tuesday, June 24. The June meeting of the Women's Institute is to be held at the home of Miss A. E. Richardson on Tues day, June 24, with Mrs. R. H. Crank i and Mrs. G. K. Kimgsto;n, aasistant ; hostesses. _ A guest speaker will address the .a meeti;ig on the important subject of "Race Relations ". Roll Call --• "Hoff can- we 'show friendliness to new Canadians" 'A ' Vi =hors always welcome. hur .9ke ' V ohs Pickrrins Unit: -d tburrI4 ..- Rev Robt, C Copeland, R A. . illfiniater -. -SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 1947 ' 10.00 a. m.: - 5undav School 11.00 - Morning Service t"t�g worship -___ =; ass• - - -.- - Choir to be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Wright, Friday evening. Diinhar m Vnited Church -- - a SUNDAY, NNE 22, 1947 9.45 - Church School M. D. Fanthcattt, Supt, 11.00 - Morning Worship Cearennial United, CbWei Highland Creek = -j SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 1947 1.15 - Afternoon Church School - Mr. H. Bramwell, Supt. 7.30 = Evening Worship - Presbyterian Church, Pickering' Rev. David Marshall, Minister SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 1947 2.00 — Sunday School 8.00 — Church Service St. George's Anglican Chomb Pickering, n E. G. Robinson, Rector SUNDAY, JL, E 22, 1947 10.00 a. m• - Sunday School 11.00 a. m. ]corning Service r a .. -__d S. _- .a..,., z .. ... _S1si � -.._. ._�., _t _ .. .- _ :++.__.. a-._ :.�..(_y -� • -_ e.��_• __ _. :_. .. - .- . :y. —r _._ .: - _ . a_ — t►,t,.w�. re.,t..«. >P...t. T E E l� 'TOWN TOPICS' _ shitted l ton society group. -= - - U. S. Naval Air [halt „ J Q IV m it's always tougher to get L� stopped when writing this column :..T R t BARRY MURKAR than when stating -" it; bat oue Nail until 1 get my hands on that was done in New York. The tone space is gone for another week. NOlIMN'TAL Q JESSE Susie, A line thing! A guy asks a reproduction is the finest ever to The most of you will be in the stations friend to do a little favour -like be put on a sound track The di- middle of final exams at the 1 Depleted is o o t-t RTjC�+ %'u - H moment and we wish you all the ;i',•' insigne OL „oNaS pounding out a thousand words of rectors !late cast more than a y l.1. S. Navin t Certain E E C L T best of luck. 1�'r know just how 2 New Mexico W A FZ $ K I T interesting copy and what does she dozen distinguished . musicians to 1 Air Staugo L' p f 1L O T P _ do, Tells ever one that I'm nothing Xecrcatir successes wifhin the very hard it is on a person at this time _ (ab.) 1 A 1 Ft y g of year. Plu hard and ou'.1 ? Chaos 3 24 hours G tg 0 but a pack Qf trouble. Well, the walls that through the years 'have make it. g y 8 Planet t : ` 4 Anger next time we go to a show she can . echoed with acclaim for theta. 8 Symbol for 5 Electrical unit 22 Skill of Britain pay for the both of us instead of The cast includes Walter ' Dam- 6 Verbal 23Affirmame 39 Early Eng. just herself• If I ever ask anyone roscti, Bruno Walter, Arthur radfuin 7 Birds' homes 24 Possessed lish (ab.) to write a column -for me again Rodaiiiski, • Lily Pons, Arthur l l Persian fairy 10 One who ails 25 Ventilate •• 41 Indtln , there will be two moons in the sky, ?0inw!IGD .. - ” . 13 Biblical 11 Writing tools 28 Torrid mulberry . • : Rubenstein, Jan Pearce, Leopold PYRADEE • pronoun 12 Within 29 Distitict part , 42 Bellow Stokowski and others. Injecting 14 Bucket Ill have to tell you a little about -16 View with 14 Father 30 Forgive 44 By way of the holidays.- The' fishing was good a few popular notes are the famous INSECT POWDER 15 Conduct 32 Avoid 45 Everything -but i didn't catch an I'm not band leaders, Harry James and containing t displeasure y 1T Paid a visit 16 Scottish 33 Assistant 48 Avei age (al?:y Vaughan Munice. This .picture DDT sheepfold 34 English. tier 49 Symbol for sunburned because there was no 19 Entomology sun, 1 had a lot of -. fun though. contains a w eaith of high -class - (ab.) 18 Arid '38 Mythical king samarium There was plenty to eat and nosh- entertainment. and 20 Hearing organ I Z j A+ 5 I6 ing to do. Anyone could have a ` ' * " UM i Macomber - ",.' ' 21 Treatise - : good time doing that. Ernes' The a tuber Affair 1~rne _ "X24 Intrepid 1 Hemingway has made another hit KIL4: �- 26 Of the thing with another he -man story. Owing Cockroaches Bedbug,s, Lice, Plea s�, II Z .�.;1 ;r al`F IS If any of you' fellows out .there 27 Sloth s. to the fact that 'Gregory Peck Is Ants, Crickets in buildings. for are in the habit of reading the the star, it should have some' head body and pubic liceaaat 1 - 28 Pains =F;'i;'', ►7 IS ."Open Road for Boys" you will zonal delousing. s used by - ; 31 Fear - _ drawing.ability for the gals. troops todusttemsehes, 35 Individual 0 remember all the helpful little items Other good pictures currently on clothing. etc. Quick acting that used to appear by. Dee River . 36 Contend Z- - -ZZ 3' �4�i Zy 25 Jim. Well Dee Rier Jim has' the go eph Farmer's Daughter ;alp � wr• +7,.dew.r>fR<<d ' ' 4'37 Wood � � J p with Joseph' Cotton and Loretta 40 Pompous 26 21 written a book titled. "Outdoors - your:g; Blaze of Noon is an action .,' A show Guide." It carries just about every- thriller about air -mail ioiieerin GREEM CR05S's p g. 4�0(T 43 Weary eb l.9. 30 � M! 31 3Z 33 3* thing anyone w•ot}ld care to know and the Late Georg.- Apley. is a �� 44 Virginia (ab.3 P , `_ about hunting• fishing, camping and humorous Show' on the stuff 4"YOUR DEALER 35 ^l�f woodcraft in general. Amon the 60 46 Vein s g 47 Symbol for 3l = 38 �40 41 l.}2 odd chapter: can be found articles - tantalum ' °�. dealing with tents, reading the 48 is indisposed 4'- �Y•49. 45 •;; `N' weather, tracking game, fishing the r • 150 One (Scot.) V. 49 ]PARKER NOUSE Rolle 4i N " fi y9 '' So wet fly• treatruent for snake bites 151 It is the and how to free a snagged hook. - -- insigne of one 5t This book would be enjoyed by any 'of the U S. to ii makes lover of the out -doors a d _ t _ There are always new - doo -das B coming along as post -w:ar time- Add I envelope Royal Fast savers. One of there is the handy Rising Dip Yeast and 1 tsp: C I VIC OF GINGER FARM !socket pants- presser. This nifty, sugar to tgLad 0 mic. water.," = Sur. let stand 10 min. Scald i little gadget, attached to a cord ran = By 1"iwens'otine P. Clarke be 1 InFs Prfi ire arty v. ail o: light s wh- = I e. milk, add S tbs. sug[t; ' add 2 tsp. salt, cool to take- et and rivi. t :p ai,d dm+•n the crease. - warm. Add to yeastmisturex w ;.laybe !had better start a lto,- I hat a alway s under ?rood that a They are' qui(e reatotnble and are _ Add 3 e. sifted dour, beat pital for sick -and -injured birds. humruin�ghird is- always on the wing just the tiring {or the youice man - until. perfectly smooth. Add ):vast week if was a green linnet r- whereas' this little brownie would evlao is in'a hurry to get dnllyd up. = 4 lbs. '"cited slaoettniog and rescued -today it was a toting light on the branches just like any ; They arc:i't supposed - to burn or 3 e ttwte sifted dour, as robin. i went, out the from door other bird. 1 erhaps'it was a species scorch eit!icr• enough to make easily hao- . --and there was this poor little bird of wren. but that's -_what I don's � : , • died - dough. Knead well. fallen out of 'its nest an to the stetis 1 :now. -Another tima6 after a heav► Place in greased howl. A new fa.i ' amung the girts is Cover-, : • 50.1 got step'lactder_ and 1a taco. 1 loi.kcd out. and saw two or .lar►seiaw'asmplac• its help -a:ttt out hreai:ing .ny three' crater -wa; tails - they were the. 'pa +Wring of initials an the until doubted in bulls. abtxtt v q - own neck• -1 was ahle'to put the - -the first 1 had seen since I left aiagernaii <. '<pparentty Beatrice _ I hours. Punch dongi ' bird bad: where it belonged. Of Iasg'and, 'lime after t ;nae wee see -payee started this one as a itowclty, dower is bowl.; lee rise again and now it i-4-catching oil. -With- . in 'M� course ".IlritF.•r Rofi,i? weer• flying bloc heron go sailing be and one . Pie until nearly .. ;;,r:, .. • around chirping "hrr prvtestr. then time when I was feeding the, tile' warm days cornlug on, the doubled in bulls, about 40 =� a. I put rht rattle hint in the nest c} }icLens a big brawn. bird clew guys will be track at' the old trick min. When light,, toll out . - it started makinn all kirdc of out ' front a nearby oak tree., It �f pairing thttir initials on their thick. Brush otra lightly queer nr,i ±ec itself ac if it ti e,i certainly v,asn't a hawk. but froin backs by means of cutting tile'", . with melted shortening. cut being. hurt. 1 nit shouter hate heard - the way it stretched out its neck, out of adhrsic'e rapt, 'sticking them with 2 biscuit cotter, crease that rohin' the elected around tn+ and from its size it could hale liCrit - -._ their backs and 13ing in the sun through center heavily with ' until they are par- boiled. - The doll edge of knife, fold over head in a tr, rific fury. -Had chic' a .bitter *.. fa Pocketbook shape. --been a b gger hied -a crow for - results are `orsietimes efiective if Po pe. Place " 'r • you are the type that tans well." on well- greased shallow ghtrsic mysrltilthinking been eniight tl'c.l, "N a are told one c } yts - art pans 1 apart. foyer: let rise be in danger• of gettiii„ my eyrs used •stn anything in One and -1 ON THE SCREEN • u °� Rbbt. about i hosts. ' Bake in 400' otiea about pecked out . am inclined to tlsink that is right. - Carnegie Hall -Here f3' one, of 115 minutes. i - . * .' Anyway we are getting more and the greatest musical pictures to -. There ,�r r three Nile birds in more used to rain -to rain and come out on the screen. Tor truly , the nest an f I ,could see the ledge mud and runnii g ditches. In fact great music and artists. Holly- t r.ver the do +r ttiac not realty wile if we get . o fine days in a -row wood had to go to New 'York ork for . _ - - enou(;lit to hold the nest' rirafierly, we thin!: that is something to write this one. Almost the e-ritire film So t gnt , -6h. tlo+t 110-. tore off home about. " the End and one tide of it and Something to write home about then slid ,t under the nest. with that, of course. is just a slang • - - ' expression --and yet what a lot it T f Mother koten protesting all the call mean if we take it literally. I while. Hoverer, 1 thick now Cite} am think'ne now of the numbar have a 'leis, a 'around the nest the i q. of studerms w•hn haze come to . - ... 'kdglings should be all right. There is certainly nothing pretty - end of their sweating for examina= WHEN HOUSEWORK GETS about' half- &own hirds. At first bon's. E \`hat a ,nytr, ellous feeling S it must give them to know thee- _ TOO MUCH FOR You... sigbt i thought this little robin have passed., And is that some- - t was some peculiar sort of frog.' i thing to write about! Our niece i The way it w•aa squatting with Oro :'head and legs tucketl in ga +e it th.tt Joy, in her last year at McGill. is •�; ~• � .JUST SEE WHAT :appearance.. among 'tho'se who, now feel they �� ,f •� LIPTON'S TEA CAN DO 1I i +.'. '' ; » °•' can brea'the'more freeiv. Like many 4 _ others she was just about on edge !r si - t ! * . > q Last•-Chrisumas wheii we lost our in case she was down ill some of O �� . • ' - '_. • fourteen -yea "r -old ' !llitchie •I felt her subject'. But she wasn't- r• ' - • .•+ :.' I pretty badly about it hacr not and now she can write R.Sc. after .' - ' • '' I _ yet adopted another house -cat. But .'',,', ^ "�' • now that summer i; her name. _ - ;, • i litre 1 find - -_ - - • '� " t'� :' -1 am compensated for not having a cat by the increased number tf Chelsea FIOWel' SNOW H birds . that \comb around. Thy t iT, • _ trouble is'i often see and hear • After an interval of tight •years _ birds that 1 do not 'recoignize -•- due to the wear, Britain has revived and welch 1 did.' he Chclsca 1-lower ' ore. This is ' • regarded by experts as the world's � f The othe • clay there was a bird premier ,horticultural exhibition and `` ! on the clothesline, ,mostly, dark has always been a leading event in with a black head and tail feathers ♦ice a. :Yr: very daintily fringed with white. - - r Britain itself but also in many other . It was a bird I had never seen coimtrics. _ before. Another time f saw one ti ;with hrdw•n-1ch back_anc� wing,, - t _Igrev breast and black and' w-ltite _ _ ' ' stripes along the side of its heaii. 4�'p �'"_ �e� - - Yesterday there were a couple of � � - 1 cedar - waxwings making a real off �r Sore B�O�(" "ONLY UPTONS SIUSK-TASTING the hloseomF un the cherry trees. t 1 tell Parolee I should like to says Montreal than. borrow "Air. Wimple's" Bird -Book! "I had rbemmatic acbes and sslf TEA GIVES YOU THAT Maybe it weUld give me a greater back- cmidhardlystraigbsenx► `�- ! variety of birds than . do the ones after bending. A friend adviseid,_ ' - -- Gist Pills ... new I'm ever w •R Yes, it's really exhilarating -that de- 9, that 1 hate. They are nice little ` starch better' ". -I.F., Montreal. lightful FLAVOR -LIFr you get with Lipton's books except that- they deal more For more than 40'y can Gia Pills : r 'With the rarer species of birds. have brought rob to victims of Tea. It's a grand combination of rich, N5 a Rheumatic Pain. Backache, Sciatic. hill- bodied tea flavor ... plus a ]ifs 'that <i ; :gy :;. • ,v,, :,. :.fir :,,; > i I would like to know more about Lumbago. Get s package todas. Use just makes you feel good all' over. And different kinds of sparrows, .es their merit 3 y .;• >.;- 1. the d p pro ��/ wrens and other ordinary every- lttsgrMe sin, N MMs only Lipton's Tea gives you this FLAVOR- day birds. For instance, are there [e.naii>r � Mr1Ne It rT • because it's the blend that makes two kinds of starlings -one with Lipton's and the blend is Lipton's own r �- ayellow beak and one with black? s ttlscrett Try Lipton's! See what a de- jicious, k*h- tasting tea it is ... what a BEST• .. FOR A GUEST— tone 'day t saw a little brown • s aWniglating lift pit gives you! Ask for i iiSipton s, the tea with . the FLAVOR -LIFT, st QUICK LIPTON'S TEA GAGS 9 bird fluttering around the lilac oo•e's toda / (W ft alb s k err On Nth your gr y bush -it was so small I thought at tt>fesitsstp�� aC�� a 'first it was a humming bird and t stCinMS,LhwItW /waQ. BkOSaK ` then I knew it couldn't be because - -T _ The average height of the humus "{ i • • race bas increased two inches ' -- S SChooi Lassos Your Handwriting since the stone age. =- and You A,. S. Arnett Fall of *the Southern. Kingdom Gypsies are believed to have en- a 2 Kings 26:1 -12; Jeremiah 27 tared Europe early in the 15th sea - t The weight, or the thickness of Golden Text — Righteousness ex- _ 8 vtriting tells us how sensitive is -- - -• altetb a nation: but sin ft a rcproack the writer. When the lines are fine t to any people. — Proverbs 14-34. and slender it is a good indication - of deep feeling and •a desire for l The Kingdom of Judah was, a finer things; the finer the lines, the m kingdom set between the real small seer 8 deeper the fee)in s. Such .wr , a w N P 8 �� ' ERA1.� RO empires of the ancient world. It was are unassuming, odest, shun '1 F."...,.� M.N.1L /EATYR[a g, - ' t •�. "' always in some danger from its pow- boastfulness -or anything which sTfiot�sas ' - denial. In a foolish moment I gave erful enemies and especially from would belittle another person. y eawrrrIM xxt: UeCata is •naummmit a it to Aunt Addy. •1 was so upset." their ambition for conquest and. Medium weight writing, indi- "•atatrt tuna's amrtment, when Shari hu q g B ,, • bosoe what to eeau,. He aoueea that a "I know that," he said. He bras• world domination. The life of the cafes a' person of average feeling, - aseeur• Is seamlaw from the wan. fated, not sure whether to gc on; people and the,policy of their rulers who does not take to delicacies Chapter 1 all then decided to risk her shock at were affected by factors over which readily, but tends to prefer sub- 'wrinkled 'wrinkled his brow, what he had to say. "It is cruel, they had no control. stantial things. " �• •Come now," he said. "You're too perhaps, to tell you flow," he began, it would seem -that our great semantic, Duke. I've got to be con - "but necessary. We haven't much north American democracies have vincrd. `Besides, some of our cle\ er- time. The inquest is the day after little in common with that small tomorrow and —" ' _ 'tai murderers are pretty young country. But our domestic life and ' , � �•v, ^.b _ , -women of good American family "Oh, but do. "I'm able to stand• our policies and actions are in large k rid hen too m in- anything after— she shuddered— measure determined b conditions in ` andingrstaff, Then. D.A.—they're "after this afternoon." y "You see," he raid bluntly, "the the rest of the world. .��ivlL�v all satisfied. Everyone except you * • * ' FIRM- .]He smiled. Re w•as very sure of thing you suspected, the p'ot to gain ' ' control of -your inheritance, was It was always ate. The oceans • >bimsrlf and confident. once kept us comparatively isolated - real. it was a diabolical plot —all "Yes 1 know•. 1 seem to be and we used our isolation so well__ Heavy lines show strength and 1 unique. You're not arresting her ?" we4 c in it. that, instead of having our borders But no—no. You're wrong, Mr. power. They reveal •lasting emo- "We can wait for an inquest, I - bristling with guns, as in Europe, we tional • tendencies, perseverance, ,., �leCale. Oh, 1 don't mean about the diligence and the ability to carry 1. • , ..think. And you—?" established and have kept the peace , „ •- • , "i want the truth, of cowse." tits- plot. You're wrong in thinking 1 alon an unfortified border of over e y y �. didn't -know about it. I was. so [ out resolutions. • - Cale showed his teeth in a -linger- 30(10 lasses between, Canada and the nets smile. "Pin going on with the horrified ... We11,.1 went first to United States. Writing th..t is free from a mix - invcszi e. " as Chris-and tare of heavy and light Lines and is , _ • t3 you, know." Despite the peaceful attitude and t , • • + � - ♦ , ., • • •, consistently even in pressure lot" "You went to Chris Storm ?" A achievement of our two North throughout indicates the capacity 1_J "OttAaa Ecside SlcCale, � eronica Bigeioiv American countries, we .have within for progressiveness. !O AWAYS r�o lay back againsi the seat of the taxi slgml flashed through his mind He this 20th century been involved in AUt�JW4WV eab, silent. She looked drained of all It his teeth together hard. wars that were not of our own The above analysis can be made AT MOM! — "Yes. He was furious, of course. , only when the ewritina is done its " vitality. a Figure of carved gray �� a ktsovt that we are not. - = - . 11f. .e�.i,.% s.r L..e it out will, Curt - •trtlt: and when several es of - sw to error of her inner an cannot be, isolated. - leg then and' there, but 1 persuaded him . • ♦ writing are submitted to evaluate haua,ne how euauat terra ewer to muse • thought. There was the dictilied raaeer a home, ga"Ume a full tune start essence d tragedy in her young not to. , I said it was my Job and What, then, should be our course? the consistency of the writer's Mr .wn auune", be your .,.,r, a..s u,,,, fethn a O Vats. tasy. peasamt .•ore Cmtama face, a face too young to be so that I would do it." ., We can learn from the lesson of g ` Tar sv � metu•m, Pt•ostaste newer g Anyone twis ?firs a r.:ort Com let, auatnaaa started M u te'- -p,9 A Year harrasccd, so bewildered. She seem- And did you. +� Israel and the fail of the Kin dam y 9 P rroa, Trees• • rune Hers, to a t ed to have grown up overnight, and. • -Yes. 1 went right to Curt before of )tsdzh. aKa/ytit please send self-addressed y ` seat state••• seas A Tear rat a0 Haw• -the growing had been too sudden. the rehearsal, the. day before -- before Whatever safety there' was for ' stamptd envelope to Bar B, room' [ au►DE w..Aumy ,k am sou aw ful. be died. But you see, 1 was wrung that kingdom lay in the preservation 421, 73 Adelaide 5t. West, Toronto. �''M' tan be aterstes y sar- 6lcCale lee to' her gently. •. "I in one'thing. Curt confessed .to the uE her own lute city. end in honest There is eta charge for this stnice wtta ows «+ - houannrea Mom, rho 8 y g rtudanta. m -ands ate AA oat t to help yen. Miss age ow. orginal plot. That was true enough, • dealing ith neighboring nations. TXIS am Y.r w.y to „are. the 8 8 g tens Faun Neatly 1 -db. But first you ve got but —" It was his that prophets like )ere- ! W1«,.r you Rasa ,tat to to believe in me. I must probe deep "But what ?° lIcCale s' mind aas stash proclaimed as the only right The Canadian Army has an- we" wet to ,taw - tr tilt to the parser— ma�eye hart erne . working furiously, conjuring up all ,parse. But neither KinK nor people - 'pounced that it is getting results j soy is � Kow- ' thsurr— but your stunt Adelaide ex. kinds of absurd visions "He puil$d ' would listen. They turned their own in its. recruiting drive at the rate himself alimplly. of 250 applicants per day. FLETCHER'S . •parts a rttirade from rne, and -sa- -" t� lift into corruption. - .; - "I knuw." She open d her eyes. "You see," she said carefully, a ' 'A few more questiori can't matter tremor. in her voice, "Cart iWved If we-would bred the lesson of Bowie, Maryland sow, Go ahead." - - me. He really did.- Oh. I know. Israel, we could correct the evits ;n ISSUIr. 25• -1247 r ' * He'd been a hellion all right. Fie our internal life. Nothing would . "J'tn ,taking it for• granted that told me a great deal about himself make us stronger For the inevitable — 'you were nowhere ticar your ltttme that day — about his past -- atowt pan that nc shall have ta..ptay in GIRLS WANTED )esierday afternoon at the time of Shari -Lynn. But for ogee, it was worts affairs. the murder. Right?" the real thing with httn. He could - -1 wasn't. fir, NlcCate." She wa, hardly understand it himself, beet Sig- Heisted Several openings are available for girls to learn power intense, earnest. "1 can't say where " there it v is. He, was truly in love -- sewing machine .operation. Piece work earnings of oper- 1 etas at the evact mopse.nt• but t for-tile, first time in his life: He was 'Father: "When I. was a title boy, stars, 520.00 to $25.00 weekly for five day week. No - didnl Lill Curt t coulatn't have. I going to turn his back on them all. :1 always ate the crusts." couldn -t kill' anybody. least of all We were going to be happy together.'' Sonny Boy: .Did- ou like them, Saturday work. Excellent working conditions in bright, Curt.' There icasn't anything they could Dad ?" modern plant equipped with Cafeteria. Plant located on `'L1itt you love him ?" has a done after w e avcre mar tied." - Father : ''Of course 1 like them $t. Lawrence River, .150 miles fTtyTn Ottawa and 100 miles _ --Her eyes grew big as the question "Had he told them ?" His voice -Sonny Buy: "Then you can .have _ from Montreal. _ -- - : startled her into a consideration of .-was soft, i*mistem. • mine•" , apply Caldwell Linen Mills. The fact as it was. 'Oh, no. I think he realized the IROQUOIS, ONTARIO " I —uf caur,ae— t suppose (did." danger, brucause some one a .rs n aerie- I rroniea had stopped crying, was , Q She fumbled for words. -it was _ ins tHni." _ pealing herself together to -face the like going round and round in a "Yflu mean —" ordeal of homecoming. Ile helped great surge of something —some- "Yes. He told me n'e'at hate to her out and paid the driver. He think a seiting— w•henet er ;t.• tt as lit care Cut right up to the hour of the didn't speak until the taxi had - driven ,tear nee, whenever T thought of him. wedding. He joked about it a lot ,off t IFtut it's now —now that I know .that . because be considered it funny. lit = it's u. ere that he's •run* fnr.•, .•r— said, 'Set a thief to catch a. thief.' or ;t.. • " dead -that 1 wonder if it was tore. - y%'hcn thieves' fall out.' Things like '"That afternoon —the one . before � I'm so empty. that. He supposed they were ens- yesterday —tvhcn you and (start afne • * - into the liting room, he flashed you pieious because he'd been serer with `: -`But how cart 1 be sure it's the - Shari Lynn. The papers• ,had got .a signal with his eye.'1 +y,M "You noticed that?" " • - emptiness of bat love? "it's more hold of it, you know." !"Yes. '.shat dd it mean ?" -� -'tike =oh —" She brnkt off, hurying "Didn't he know wh•> was follow- It meant that everything was all -:leer head ' .in her arras: "1 don't ing him about? Did lit say whether ittnmv." tit was a man or woman:" right, that he'd destroyed. everything —his letters, his associations, every- ..:, "I think 1 understand,: he saiti "No. lie said 1 wasn't to ,worry _ thing that tied .him to the past. It ; sluictly. about it. That was all Site began , - - "About the scrap of letter you to cry softly., was as if he said " —her voice broke — c - found —a letter to Curt." So that . was it, he thought. tie — "� if he said, 'book, darting, the _ f• past is all finished. I'm clean. "Yes, that. .1 was sure it was from remembered interpreting the light :,r► « Vicky. She's always • hern so funny that smouldered so intensely in UfeCale blinked his .eyes, cleared about Curt. Her attitude secme#1 to Curt's ryes. He remembered sad ing his 'th'roat. "A!1 right," he said Then, "I'm not going in with yon Ile that because she had known him to himself, "if ever a man kneed_ a •` • .:" - - - • • •tt Things -to do. Lots of them Chin n 'first, she bad psi „rity rights over 'girl' —” „ him. Something like that. I ,vats' y a • , rip, now. I'll ace you tomorrow. : c : ._ „ S 't g �: >,:' altattcred by that note and what it His reverie w•as broken a the calf 'Good-night." � ' " implied. And when 1 accused 'her, came to a'luait. He looked out. 'I'hcy Good- night, She made an stt- •'An important art of my diet ever since my first bottle sthe teas so hard in !pile of her were in front of the Bige(,w house. tempt at a smile. And thank you. ' ' has been Crown Brand Corn Syrup. Now, that may be all - 1 To Be Continued) - ,right for a little character like myself, but let me tell you, _ r _ y these grown -ups sure arc lucky what with Mom serving _ them Crown Brand Corn Syrup with so many of their - - - -t; r - dishes. And she rues it in her baking, too, as s, sweett:ncr. ? lE h 'l I' old Ci R S FPL Q WM EN! :anon � co l watt unto m o g, have some hot waffles or pancakes smothered with <, Plan to compete for the "SALADA" TEA special award at Tour local ,t %ttkltcioltks Crows Brand, If it's , branch plowing match of the Ontario Plowmen's Association. The :a $god as it is in my cereal— winner of this award —for the best plowed land in jointer classes mmmmm 1" ---' °using horses --will receive s $ 10.00 cash prize and the right to _ - p 'ti' '•' compete in the "SALADA" TEA Trans - Atlantic Class at the Interns- - For yestrs doctors have recom- s ` tional Plowing Match being held this year at hemlock Park Farms, itttaended the use of Crown Bread;:: ; ,y Kingston, on October 149 15, '16 and 17. r . Corn Syrup as a satisfactory carbo- - 1 ? - : hydrate accina as a milk modifier The winners of the "SALADA" Gold steed Silver Medals for this event _ 'for bottle -fed infants. 4` will also be awarded a trip to the British Isles —iii "uses paid. '' • " „'' sy g In addition, there are ••twelve other substantial ash prizes. ' ROwN BRA For fA information an how, you may qualify for these awards, please s' commutncate with yqur own branch of the Ontario Plowmen's . ±CORN SYil�'� - , : r� •: ,Association. - Ali>F L • _. • .:', - - ., .,. • � -TNE CANADA STARCH COMP TD. ■OItTRttt. - TORONTO ? -•i . ,'I THE SALADA TEA COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED, TORONTO Ates, Mes•feetwers .f c a or0•ra stwe� • cod tires was oFer accepted, was available. Later they joined the AN OPPORTUNITY • - g Fairbaira, corner Liverpool i teen -age club at Dunbarton school f Road and 2nd con. and met the President. It was sug- OR .SALE — kitd }tea cabinet, good gested that they join forces to pro - - F vide a •bigget night for the wax en- condition. Ray Found, Church Str. I thusiasts, �C,riday � 27th is the next' ng nig"nt, aad a fine copection of rec- _ FOR SALE —about 20 bags Kata- ords have been obtained —the charge ;. ,din potatoes, suitable for seed or 1 .b only 25 cents, and if anyone would ' table; also -about 35 acres AUafa � , ,like a request number, the commi- t 'and mixed W. Will sell by acre 'tree will try to obtain it, by con- . or load. S. A. Fairbairn, 10482, 2nd ,twting Shirley Martin. Old Rose- n' eat f Yall Established Rural Watkins District available. If you are aggressive, and Phone 13iesrff,411e a43 ! between the ages of 25 and 55 have or can ee cure travel outfit, this Saturday W nee at 2 P. IL ' is your opportunity to ,get establish- Doors Open 0lch Night At iJs6 ed in a profitable business of your ,FRIDAY and SATURDAY own, For fall particulars write today D _the J. R. Watkins also Gb . Mon- Time of their Lives Dept, O -P -16, 2177 Masson Stn Non- e' Sid Abbott and Lou Costello ? con. quarter rule w o sY, bank Road, Al McGreevy, High Bush DANGEROUS IydILL10N8 t - Farm Road. Trail, or write Keith Palmer, R. R._ 1 NEWS — SELECTED SHORTS WANTED - 4 or 6 acres standing 2, Pickering. Lawn Mowers Farr s Elevator mixed hay. Phone 3511al, corner of Don't forget toe Strawberry Fes- .- No- 2 sad r5 R,� i 8.00 n. m. on Sharpened and Repaired Pltonos - Off¢iae 39W, Sts. 88.7 MOAI`DAY and 'Pt:TFSUAY' (`, } the grounds of the home of Mr.- pastes Ckick Starter is lietisble JUNE 20 and 21 FOR HIRE � Alton& Road. This is in aid Garden Seeds, Garden Toots Catelerfa Poultry idsshes, F%ali CEMOR IREER dof �mpport of Girt Guides and Boy Yap, Shied maker .75 owt. I always loved � Harrows and Operator scouts actividea. On the committee Paints, Oils and Ttirps. ' 7rder lre+sr ileace stow. We have ilarry?.7ermytn, W'aitby. Osi: 'h is working hart! to make rata ' a earle . ]aids Fa 1'>ulip �� ' ,Taste 27 ;:a success, are Mrs. Phin, President, general hardware Oita, Barley. Whet sad Peas SELECTED SHORZS Mrs: D. Martin, Vice -Prea, Mrs. -for Send — Clover Seed No. 1, Started cbic3ts from Hillside Hatch- ��s x'r' Secretary, Mrs►. Roy osedow Fesaus, Broms, Yendtuit? Storms, Tress. Aril are welcome to �� _ Wood's ]Idling Maebiae• and WEDNESDAY sad THIT A'l pry, imrcrediate delivery is most ' join this grotup who have boys or 1HARDWARE Coolers. Lime, JUNE 2a and 24 breeds. They also have chicks, pull- girls in either organization. Asphabt ftinglat and Sett eta, cockerels, :eon- sexed. 1110 P. r- I Sunday evenkiga are prow#; very PIrome Pickering 4B = ONE MORE TOMOSIiOw it" delivery guaranteed. Canada popular all wit% the younK approved. Lose no time. Contact us. fo ,.,� Paul" is o:te of """� r C�sieii�i�tr�� Dennis llLorgaa ligm GARRY MILKS, PICKEliINZi the best and a marvellous sound y� LAWNflIOW£R8 picture. It is educational from parts - SBDl31"9 Sharpened and Repaired i of the Bible that does us good ,toj to I ewers called for and delivered in lwow more about. Two more series • Not'ne i Yo" -- ba•git •aNi 18a1i -- Pickering, and Dunbarton will finish this particular story. On ._�.� us" Ckthkg -_ aaaoblog. f Davie Mower Service J?� 22, at 7.3�, a sing -sang then ,tinwas Free ilia. 7 Highway and PidkeAut Beach t% film. The t- e' is "The Grace of CABPMI rrERINa WORK ad nerd leased 18as sow. Caar� SWeroad. Forgiveaep "; June 29, -The Crown CF.IEEN?I21ti �pa stock of ais•s Whitby 925 of Riahtousneas ". We would like to PLUMBING and pasta. Alms • - June 27 nee the Parents come with the child- BOOd�'IN�i -1. BARS - FOUNDATIONS Stock -of new Metier 600ft HIGHEST PRICES PAID ren to, make a happy farm g2d%- - arAei+F 011l gym• sad ble p i g• 13' We sell B> ANTTNJNG IN CZMZ iT Worth: � be o L le+ma +t`' . s•': F08 OLD 80RgES ' t And Hart or Crippled "Beauty for Ladies Only" was the Equipment, Darn 'Wider IN- - - - -.:_R ` - 1Pklaed up at your owa plses• • title last Thursday. when the Awn Sal Sdtw•e0a - �- _ _. _ ,J. F. SHIELDS people. demonstrated their products 8i« 1#�•bl7 fltaito • I X _ !i l!o•d 6keea� 1re•»s Qrti - One Mile North to Equipment. sad ._. $nd Con, to the Ladies' Flub. Mrs. £x'att Skid- Fairport Road more and Mrs. Weston tense ir'otns _ Nov, 15 Torcrsto to put on the work, and it ^_�� O!t•rsdal•sd Greenwood, Oat. ANTED -- turned out to be a grand evening. A J. L KO V �7E FRONN ll�. t s !1 � �u L cky Draw was held, with Kra. A. DEAD H ©it8� +►NM CaTR.i Connor and Mrs. G. Hill taking the Wa�� ,� j. For E'eM pkkspr Plssfi coulfff err 1_� prizes. Sn popular was the evening vallt Drugs Pie'KERdi�lG ... .. .. .. .... i' t f that a Hair - dressing Demonstration Pfrone Pickering du PICKERING.. .. .. l?9 1lP!"CI `lOIIS' rind Lecture was arranged for July Accurate Dispensing PICKERING• .. .. .. . . x, 10. Mrs, Sloan&trs. Tnompoon, a-KAISER �'eterinarT ti.emedia ti Bz;ooKLIN .. - tong with the President '4lrs Rill - . ellabl Pho CLA NT 9 _ have put a lot. of work into the ; _ ELECTRIC � cdamplete Cosmetic Line AGINCOL -RP I,adiess' Club. A profitable group. We Pay The Phone Chargsa CM= Old 11me and Mode l -n Dancing on - STORE HOURS - ± Monday, Jane 3Q, is the next dance :...House and Barn %firing :.'Week Days - 8.50 A. M. - 9 P. AL � GOKDON YOUNG LTD 1 sad euchre held by 3fi11 C'irictenseti ESTIMATES GIVEN Sunday -'12,30 Pa '-A' - F P. iM. ) ; __ - _ ` ► 1 Toronto — Phone: Aci. 8839 - - - -an his committee. The Columbians . (r _ p %` simple, but rich de- � Orchestra prevides gcl��i. music rod : •.:T(• �l. 7� J. �. [��P'g, Jim Blackwell's calling -off for the r, z�• - sign, eve can furnish square damees have pro�-ided a real . - - Phm• 8• McLellen''s memorials that Willi �� r., ; , plesee In duty Fern Bates and Snie ey - Martin "4250, S �+ a � .� �+ X q L G � l') ; � SERVICE ST A T I p_ standpoint. appearance our work held a Joint birthday party treat in- PHONE PICK. 124 PHONE PIA dr< IMPERIAL OIL PRODUC eluded many of the teen -suers of Tiro Repast:, - Grease and CI _ } un'il stand out through ' the community, at the home of Vern j the Ages. Bates, Toronto. RON VIB-3 -ON - "No Gs'eater Tribute" t RA C I O S E RV 1 C E� for Sale Chase. Thanks a million, are due Herb Tlrw For halo N. W. STA�FORD *McKee and his he'.pers for painting 1 R�1N1��VRT the swimming tank. The beantdu, a +�Wr tit•r•atsssd +..�. S1snM PHONE: �ICKIRIN• s�Rs. l�ihws7 Meaosisl blue will certainly make the tank TRANSPORT CARTAGE MOVING �� or laodal • IsICKERING ` Wort r look good for the 1ciddiies when . it SAND GRAVEL STONE ARTHUR FIELD Opia $J0 A• NL TV 10.60 ] P' pit• Whitby. Oat. opens on July 2nd AGincourt 86 �'HONB q li 6 __.• -- -- A Dedication Placlne sndderdy ap- r; ,peered in the Hall and the lovely 1951 . _ : r Y inscription made many realize the Toronto - AD 6623 Pick. - 'fi8Rl2 true feelntg of those who worked •o BIRTHS Cho - hard to snake me Comm.... =t'9` -Ha1t FOR SALE -= lumber 1 sad 2 in:, �^ y - pp�g. Mil bte. Thanks to Mr. Noyes for cedar poles, small pos., _,:.,1PRove YONSICK Mr. and Mrs, J. Yon- possible. CabBsge sad Cauliflower, sick wish to announce the birth of a - MASTER rz&&M ass• Dane and Euchre tl. big -job and tie beautiful exp- SUN RAY FE1 ression of the effort made by those Spanish onion Pleats. Evenings only. son, is Monday, June o 1947. at Ha Boole Claremont the Pickering NuraiatrJ Home. Western Graias East Woodlands Community Hall wko are building a community. _ Harry ' J+Me .27 t > .•�. Open For ChOPOW Dail MONDAY, L�I�I3' ORCHESTRA 8.00 P. McCARTHY — Mr. and Mrs. John .P� g 7 it al McCarthy wish to announce the birth A. L MOOD= aar6 M 0 Admissiast 56c. -Good Prizes ! of a eor, on Thursday, June 5, 1947, j at the Pickering Nursing Home, - _ . Claremont M eats •••• Claremont Loc East Woodlands I. SHAD — Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shad The Sports Co sander the - wish to, anno vm titre. berth of a dau- y atelii t -�' .CHOICE ' fighter on Tuesday, June 17, 1947, at cap" dtirection of Oweat Johnston, the Pickering Nursi. -rg Home. I - O'Neill and Chas. 04andard Sise Locker $9.60 A Skelton •with 'pop Martin tie the old slave driver, = Piano Pupils Pass Tests Cuwng Room and Chilling! are getting the new sports field into Avaitsble Frei To Cnstt for a ba: and soccer team. A MEATS FISH POULTRY Piano pupils of Mrs. Campbell; SOME LOCKERS AYAU4 .. shape r 1 And is open to any senior team who recently tried examinations at !or ban name on July lot at 7.00 p. i Whitby Ladies' Coiieae, include ar TAYLOR. - LU'' M. East Woodlands are rounding' up mong those being successful: Grade a smart local team and ors anxious ; Q 8 O E `'63,391 Lt� R h111 U Y T '.—Bernice Duncan, Brougham and �ox>sNT I�6w Michael Wallace, Pickering; Grade ' �' ,•,� 2, Donedd Wannop, ErXigham. •�, yv..s °_.e_:..` ...: w,s.. "..~vq. _"- •.'.... .. _s '+�._. �S.__- �.- ..ya -.:� �;.'i . +.m _�:•.w.:ez s. :� �. - ti5�.- %...,,_. �"�, - ",•,.' _ -_ _. , _ _ - w�� - '- �.1d85ii t�C1 AaV t s i i - - �:: CIALlii;wd Act-Vt. MA&M F FUNERAL DIREC'TO$ - K ;• :: : - = =14 P Private Ambulance M Mors Rash — Made to Ordee � � t. • _ -- _ P Phone Mark. 99W A Asphalt Shingles c c _ - ,- . . Roll Sosltiap ' ' _ _T: a Brampton B,- siieus, t.rrough W Was BNid• rtE. Brampton Tidy Basil and Bran-ptou r r _ ____,_ __. - -( - - } s succes8 Basil Accredited, vaccin..ted. t to show aS on their- annual sports � Wm. C. Parsons, R day. Come on, yqu local lads who • villa. Plwne 28111. w watt td, take them od for this game. M Maple Leaf Fire, HELP WANTED T The opening gun of tae summer sea- ' part time opportunity for women of s son starts oa July 1st, with the big C Co., ` `-_• average inte'Ligence :or occasional p picnic and annual sports day at 2.30 I Co $ w work interviewing iu c at Bill Christensen;& fine ga :den W Write or P public opinion sur.eys. Salary. Write l lawn." Our invitation is extended w C Cheap Rates for Farm and Countv7 Dance t , ,STANLEY inda i Teen -age Ciub -- Vern Gates gat- W ante = - iir1N WANTED — to scythe aaei h hezvd the young 'uns together. for W WkIdmiva, Silos etc. C Claremont i .snow lawn. "Moderate amount acyth- t their first patter session at tae hall A Automobile Insurance of Alt Kirab , ' 1934 V -8 De Luxe j meter operated his public address sys- B Bowman & Rower F _ y FOR SALE — 1 `ten an a avod choice of records - - - g Fairbaira, corner Liverpool i teen -age club at Dunbarton school f Road and 2nd con. and met the President. It was sug- OR .SALE — kitd }tea cabinet, good gested that they join forces to pro - - F vide a •bigget night for the wax en- condition. Ray Found, Church Str. I thusiasts, �C,riday � 27th is the next' ng nig"nt, aad a fine copection of rec- _ FOR SALE —about 20 bags Kata- ords have been obtained —the charge ;. ,din potatoes, suitable for seed or 1 .b only 25 cents, and if anyone would ' table; also -about 35 acres AUafa � , ,like a request number, the commi- t 'and mixed W. Will sell by acre 'tree will try to obtain it, by con- . or load. S. A. Fairbairn, 10482, 2nd ,twting Shirley Martin. Old Rose- n' eat f Yall Established Rural Watkins District available. If you are aggressive, and Phone 13iesrff,411e a43 ! between the ages of 25 and 55 have or can ee cure travel outfit, this Saturday W nee at 2 P. IL ' is your opportunity to ,get establish- Doors Open 0lch Night At iJs6 ed in a profitable business of your ,FRIDAY and SATURDAY own, For fall particulars write today D _the J. R. Watkins also Gb . Mon- Time of their Lives Dept, O -P -16, 2177 Masson Stn Non- e' Sid Abbott and Lou Costello ? con. quarter rule w o sY, bank Road, Al McGreevy, High Bush DANGEROUS IydILL10N8 t - Farm Road. Trail, or write Keith Palmer, R. R._ 1 NEWS — SELECTED SHORTS WANTED - 4 or 6 acres standing 2, Pickering. Lawn Mowers Farr s Elevator mixed hay. Phone 3511al, corner of Don't forget toe Strawberry Fes- .- No- 2 sad r5 R,� i 8.00 n. m. on Sharpened and Repaired Pltonos - Off¢iae 39W, Sts. 88.7 MOAI`DAY and 'Pt:TFSUAY' (`, } the grounds of the home of Mr.- pastes Ckick Starter is lietisble JUNE 20 and 21 FOR HIRE � Alton& Road. This is in aid Garden Seeds, Garden Toots Catelerfa Poultry idsshes, F%ali CEMOR IREER dof �mpport of Girt Guides and Boy Yap, Shied maker .75 owt. I always loved � Harrows and Operator scouts actividea. On the committee Paints, Oils and Ttirps. ' 7rder lre+sr ileace stow. We have ilarry?.7ermytn, W'aitby. Osi: 'h is working hart! to make rata ' a earle . ]aids Fa 1'>ulip �� ' ,Taste 27 ;:a success, are Mrs. Phin, President, general hardware Oita, Barley. Whet sad Peas SELECTED SHORZS Mrs: D. Martin, Vice -Prea, Mrs. -for Send — Clover Seed No. 1, Started cbic3ts from Hillside Hatch- ��s x'r' Secretary, Mrs►. Roy osedow Fesaus, Broms, Yendtuit? Storms, Tress. Aril are welcome to �� _ Wood's ]Idling Maebiae• and WEDNESDAY sad THIT A'l pry, imrcrediate delivery is most ' join this grotup who have boys or 1HARDWARE Coolers. Lime, JUNE 2a and 24 breeds. They also have chicks, pull- girls in either organization. Asphabt ftinglat and Sett eta, cockerels, :eon- sexed. 1110 P. r- I Sunday evenkiga are prow#; very PIrome Pickering 4B = ONE MORE TOMOSIiOw it" delivery guaranteed. Canada popular all wit% the younK approved. Lose no time. Contact us. fo ,.,� Paul" is o:te of """� r C�sieii�i�tr�� Dennis llLorgaa ligm GARRY MILKS, PICKEliINZi the best and a marvellous sound y� LAWNflIOW£R8 picture. It is educational from parts - SBDl31"9 Sharpened and Repaired i of the Bible that does us good ,toj to I ewers called for and delivered in lwow more about. Two more series • Not'ne i Yo" -- ba•git •aNi 18a1i -- Pickering, and Dunbarton will finish this particular story. On ._�.� us" Ckthkg -_ aaaoblog. f Davie Mower Service J?� 22, at 7.3�, a sing -sang then ,tinwas Free ilia. 7 Highway and PidkeAut Beach t% film. The t- e' is "The Grace of CABPMI rrERINa WORK ad nerd leased 18as sow. Caar� SWeroad. Forgiveaep "; June 29, -The Crown CF.IEEN?I21ti �pa stock of ais•s Whitby 925 of Riahtousneas ". We would like to PLUMBING and pasta. Alms • - June 27 nee the Parents come with the child- BOOd�'IN�i -1. BARS - FOUNDATIONS Stock -of new Metier 600ft HIGHEST PRICES PAID ren to, make a happy farm g2d%- - arAei+F 011l gym• sad ble p i g• 13' We sell B> ANTTNJNG IN CZMZ iT Worth: � be o L le+ma +t`' . s•': F08 OLD 80RgES ' t And Hart or Crippled "Beauty for Ladies Only" was the Equipment, Darn 'Wider IN- - - - -.:_R ` - 1Pklaed up at your owa plses• • title last Thursday. when the Awn Sal Sdtw•e0a - �- _ _. _ ,J. F. SHIELDS people. demonstrated their products 8i« 1#�•bl7 fltaito • I X _ !i l!o•d 6keea� 1re•»s Qrti - One Mile North to Equipment. sad ._. $nd Con, to the Ladies' Flub. Mrs. £x'att Skid- Fairport Road more and Mrs. Weston tense ir'otns _ Nov, 15 Torcrsto to put on the work, and it ^_�� O!t•rsdal•sd Greenwood, Oat. ANTED -- turned out to be a grand evening. A J. L KO V �7E FRONN ll�. t s !1 � �u L cky Draw was held, with Kra. A. DEAD H ©it8� +►NM CaTR.i Connor and Mrs. G. Hill taking the Wa�� ,� j. For E'eM pkkspr Plssfi coulfff err 1_� prizes. Sn popular was the evening vallt Drugs Pie'KERdi�lG ... .. .. .. .... i' t f that a Hair - dressing Demonstration Pfrone Pickering du PICKERING.. .. .. l?9 1lP!"CI `lOIIS' rind Lecture was arranged for July Accurate Dispensing PICKERING• .. .. .. . . x, 10. Mrs, Sloan&trs. Tnompoon, a-KAISER �'eterinarT ti.emedia ti Bz;ooKLIN .. - tong with the President '4lrs Rill - . ellabl Pho CLA NT 9 _ have put a lot. of work into the ; _ ELECTRIC � cdamplete Cosmetic Line AGINCOL -RP I,adiess' Club. A profitable group. We Pay The Phone Chargsa CM= Old 11me and Mode l -n Dancing on - STORE HOURS - ± Monday, Jane 3Q, is the next dance :...House and Barn %firing :.'Week Days - 8.50 A. M. - 9 P. AL � GOKDON YOUNG LTD 1 sad euchre held by 3fi11 C'irictenseti ESTIMATES GIVEN Sunday -'12,30 Pa '-A' - F P. iM. ) ; __ - _ ` ► 1 Toronto — Phone: Aci. 8839 - - - -an his committee. The Columbians . (r _ p %` simple, but rich de- � Orchestra prevides gcl��i. music rod : •.:T(• �l. 7� J. �. [��P'g, Jim Blackwell's calling -off for the r, z�• - sign, eve can furnish square damees have pro�-ided a real . - - Phm• 8• McLellen''s memorials that Willi �� r., ; , plesee In duty Fern Bates and Snie ey - Martin "4250, S �+ a � .� �+ X q L G � l') ; � SERVICE ST A T I p_ standpoint. appearance our work held a Joint birthday party treat in- PHONE PICK. 124 PHONE PIA dr< IMPERIAL OIL PRODUC eluded many of the teen -suers of Tiro Repast:, - Grease and CI _ } un'il stand out through ' the community, at the home of Vern j the Ages. Bates, Toronto. RON VIB-3 -ON - "No Gs'eater Tribute" t RA C I O S E RV 1 C E� for Sale Chase. Thanks a million, are due Herb Tlrw For halo N. W. STA�FORD *McKee and his he'.pers for painting 1 R�1N1��VRT the swimming tank. The beantdu, a +�Wr tit•r•atsssd +..�. S1snM PHONE: �ICKIRIN• s�Rs. l�ihws7 Meaosisl blue will certainly make the tank TRANSPORT CARTAGE MOVING �� or laodal • IsICKERING ` Wort r look good for the 1ciddiies when . it SAND GRAVEL STONE ARTHUR FIELD Opia $J0 A• NL TV 10.60 ] P' pit• Whitby. Oat. opens on July 2nd AGincourt 86 �'HONB q li 6 __.• -- -- A Dedication Placlne sndderdy ap- r; ,peered in the Hall and the lovely 1951 . _ : r Y inscription made many realize the Toronto - AD 6623 Pick. - 'fi8Rl2 true feelntg of those who worked •o BIRTHS Cho - hard to snake me Comm.... =t'9` -Ha1t FOR SALE -= lumber 1 sad 2 in:, �^ y - pp�g. Mil bte. Thanks to Mr. Noyes for cedar poles, small pos., _,:.,1PRove YONSICK Mr. and Mrs, J. Yon- possible. CabBsge sad Cauliflower, sick wish to announce the birth of a - MASTER rz&&M ass• Dane and Euchre tl. big -job and tie beautiful exp- SUN RAY FE1 ression of the effort made by those Spanish onion Pleats. Evenings only. son, is Monday, June o 1947. at Ha Boole Claremont the Pickering NuraiatrJ Home. Western Graias East Woodlands Community Hall wko are building a community. _ Harry ' J+Me .27 t > .•�. Open For ChOPOW Dail MONDAY, L�I�I3' ORCHESTRA 8.00 P. McCARTHY — Mr. and Mrs. John .P� g 7 it al McCarthy wish to announce the birth A. L MOOD= aar6 M 0 Admissiast 56c. -Good Prizes ! of a eor, on Thursday, June 5, 1947, j at the Pickering Nursing Home, - _ . Claremont M eats •••• Claremont Loc East Woodlands I. SHAD — Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shad The Sports Co sander the - wish to, anno vm titre. berth of a dau- y atelii t -�' .CHOICE ' fighter on Tuesday, June 17, 1947, at cap" dtirection of Oweat Johnston, the Pickering Nursi. -rg Home. I - O'Neill and Chas. 04andard Sise Locker $9.60 A Skelton •with 'pop Martin tie the old slave driver, = Piano Pupils Pass Tests Cuwng Room and Chilling! are getting the new sports field into Avaitsble Frei To Cnstt for a ba: and soccer team. A MEATS FISH POULTRY Piano pupils of Mrs. Campbell; SOME LOCKERS AYAU4 .. shape r 1 And is open to any senior team who recently tried examinations at !or ban name on July lot at 7.00 p. i Whitby Ladies' Coiieae, include ar TAYLOR. - LU'' M. East Woodlands are rounding' up mong those being successful: Grade a smart local team and ors anxious ; Q 8 O E `'63,391 Lt� R h111 U Y T '.—Bernice Duncan, Brougham and �ox>sNT I�6w Michael Wallace, Pickering; Grade ' �' ,•,� 2, Donedd Wannop, ErXigham. Established Rural Watkins District available. If you are aggressive, and Phone 13iesrff,411e a43 ! between the ages of 25 and 55 have or can ee cure travel outfit, this Saturday W nee at 2 P. IL ' is your opportunity to ,get establish- Doors Open 0lch Night At iJs6 ed in a profitable business of your ,FRIDAY and SATURDAY own, For fall particulars write today D _the J. R. Watkins also Gb . Mon- Time of their Lives Dept, O -P -16, 2177 Masson Stn Non- e' Sid Abbott and Lou Costello ? con. quarter rule w o sY, bank Road, Al McGreevy, High Bush DANGEROUS IydILL10N8 t - Farm Road. Trail, or write Keith Palmer, R. R._ 1 NEWS — SELECTED SHORTS WANTED - 4 or 6 acres standing 2, Pickering. Lawn Mowers Farr s Elevator mixed hay. Phone 3511al, corner of Don't forget toe Strawberry Fes- .- No- 2 sad r5 R,� i 8.00 n. m. on Sharpened and Repaired Pltonos - Off¢iae 39W, Sts. 88.7 MOAI`DAY and 'Pt:TFSUAY' (`, } the grounds of the home of Mr.- pastes Ckick Starter is lietisble JUNE 20 and 21 FOR HIRE � Alton& Road. This is in aid Garden Seeds, Garden Toots Catelerfa Poultry idsshes, F%ali CEMOR IREER dof �mpport of Girt Guides and Boy Yap, Shied maker .75 owt. I always loved � Harrows and Operator scouts actividea. On the committee Paints, Oils and Ttirps. ' 7rder lre+sr ileace stow. We have ilarry?.7ermytn, W'aitby. Osi: 'h is working hart! to make rata ' a earle . ]aids Fa 1'>ulip �� ' ,Taste 27 ;:a success, are Mrs. Phin, President, general hardware Oita, Barley. Whet sad Peas SELECTED SHORZS Mrs: D. Martin, Vice -Prea, Mrs. -for Send — Clover Seed No. 1, Started cbic3ts from Hillside Hatch- ��s x'r' Secretary, Mrs►. Roy osedow Fesaus, Broms, Yendtuit? Storms, Tress. Aril are welcome to �� _ Wood's ]Idling Maebiae• and WEDNESDAY sad THIT A'l pry, imrcrediate delivery is most ' join this grotup who have boys or 1HARDWARE Coolers. Lime, JUNE 2a and 24 breeds. They also have chicks, pull- girls in either organization. Asphabt ftinglat and Sett eta, cockerels, :eon- sexed. 1110 P. r- I Sunday evenkiga are prow#; very PIrome Pickering 4B = ONE MORE TOMOSIiOw it" delivery guaranteed. Canada popular all wit% the younK approved. Lose no time. Contact us. fo ,.,� Paul" is o:te of """� r C�sieii�i�tr�� Dennis llLorgaa ligm GARRY MILKS, PICKEliINZi the best and a marvellous sound y� LAWNflIOW£R8 picture. It is educational from parts - SBDl31"9 Sharpened and Repaired i of the Bible that does us good ,toj to I ewers called for and delivered in lwow more about. Two more series • Not'ne i Yo" -- ba•git •aNi 18a1i -- Pickering, and Dunbarton will finish this particular story. On ._�.� us" Ckthkg -_ aaaoblog. f Davie Mower Service J?� 22, at 7.3�, a sing -sang then ,tinwas Free ilia. 7 Highway and PidkeAut Beach t% film. The t- e' is "The Grace of CABPMI rrERINa WORK ad nerd leased 18as sow. Caar� SWeroad. Forgiveaep "; June 29, -The Crown CF.IEEN?I21ti �pa stock of ais•s Whitby 925 of Riahtousneas ". We would like to PLUMBING and pasta. Alms • - June 27 nee the Parents come with the child- BOOd�'IN�i -1. BARS - FOUNDATIONS Stock -of new Metier 600ft HIGHEST PRICES PAID ren to, make a happy farm g2d%- - arAei+F 011l gym• sad ble p i g• 13' We sell B> ANTTNJNG IN CZMZ iT Worth: � be o L le+ma +t`' . s•': F08 OLD 80RgES ' t And Hart or Crippled "Beauty for Ladies Only" was the Equipment, Darn 'Wider IN- - - - -.:_R ` - 1Pklaed up at your owa plses• • title last Thursday. when the Awn Sal Sdtw•e0a - �- _ _. _ ,J. F. SHIELDS people. demonstrated their products 8i« 1#�•bl7 fltaito • I X _ !i l!o•d 6keea� 1re•»s Qrti - One Mile North to Equipment. sad ._. $nd Con, to the Ladies' Flub. Mrs. £x'att Skid- Fairport Road more and Mrs. Weston tense ir'otns _ Nov, 15 Torcrsto to put on the work, and it ^_�� O!t•rsdal•sd Greenwood, Oat. ANTED -- turned out to be a grand evening. A J. L KO V �7E FRONN ll�. t s !1 � �u L cky Draw was held, with Kra. A. DEAD H ©it8� +►NM CaTR.i Connor and Mrs. G. Hill taking the Wa�� ,� j. For E'eM pkkspr Plssfi coulfff err 1_� prizes. Sn popular was the evening vallt Drugs Pie'KERdi�lG ... .. .. .. .... i' t f that a Hair - dressing Demonstration Pfrone Pickering du PICKERING.. .. .. l?9 1lP!"CI `lOIIS' rind Lecture was arranged for July Accurate Dispensing PICKERING• .. .. .. . . x, 10. Mrs, Sloan&trs. Tnompoon, a-KAISER �'eterinarT ti.emedia ti Bz;ooKLIN .. - tong with the President '4lrs Rill - . ellabl Pho CLA NT 9 _ have put a lot. of work into the ; _ ELECTRIC � cdamplete Cosmetic Line AGINCOL -RP I,adiess' Club. A profitable group. We Pay The Phone Chargsa CM= Old 11me and Mode l -n Dancing on - STORE HOURS - ± Monday, Jane 3Q, is the next dance :...House and Barn %firing :.'Week Days - 8.50 A. M. - 9 P. AL � GOKDON YOUNG LTD 1 sad euchre held by 3fi11 C'irictenseti ESTIMATES GIVEN Sunday -'12,30 Pa '-A' - F P. iM. ) ; __ - _ ` ► 1 Toronto — Phone: Aci. 8839 - - - -an his committee. The Columbians . (r _ p %` simple, but rich de- � Orchestra prevides gcl��i. music rod : •.:T(• �l. 7� J. �. [��P'g, Jim Blackwell's calling -off for the r, z�• - sign, eve can furnish square damees have pro�-ided a real . - - Phm• 8• McLellen''s memorials that Willi �� r., ; , plesee In duty Fern Bates and Snie ey - Martin "4250, S �+ a � .� �+ X q L G � l') ; � SERVICE ST A T I p_ standpoint. appearance our work held a Joint birthday party treat in- PHONE PICK. 124 PHONE PIA dr< IMPERIAL OIL PRODUC eluded many of the teen -suers of Tiro Repast:, - Grease and CI _ } un'il stand out through ' the community, at the home of Vern j the Ages. Bates, Toronto. RON VIB-3 -ON - "No Gs'eater Tribute" t RA C I O S E RV 1 C E� for Sale Chase. Thanks a million, are due Herb Tlrw For halo N. W. STA�FORD *McKee and his he'.pers for painting 1 R�1N1��VRT the swimming tank. The beantdu, a +�Wr tit•r•atsssd +..�. S1snM PHONE: �ICKIRIN• s�Rs. l�ihws7 Meaosisl blue will certainly make the tank TRANSPORT CARTAGE MOVING �� or laodal • IsICKERING ` Wort r look good for the 1ciddiies when . it SAND GRAVEL STONE ARTHUR FIELD Opia $J0 A• NL TV 10.60 ] P' pit• Whitby. Oat. opens on July 2nd AGincourt 86 �'HONB q li 6 __.• -- -- A Dedication Placlne sndderdy ap- r; ,peered in the Hall and the lovely 1951 . _ : r Y inscription made many realize the Toronto - AD 6623 Pick. - 'fi8Rl2 true feelntg of those who worked •o BIRTHS Cho - hard to snake me Comm.... =t'9` -Ha1t FOR SALE -= lumber 1 sad 2 in:, �^ y - pp�g. Mil bte. Thanks to Mr. Noyes for cedar poles, small pos., _,:.,1PRove YONSICK Mr. and Mrs, J. Yon- possible. CabBsge sad Cauliflower, sick wish to announce the birth of a - MASTER rz&&M ass• Dane and Euchre tl. big -job and tie beautiful exp- SUN RAY FE1 ression of the effort made by those Spanish onion Pleats. Evenings only. son, is Monday, June o 1947. at Ha Boole Claremont the Pickering NuraiatrJ Home. Western Graias East Woodlands Community Hall wko are building a community. _ Harry ' J+Me .27 t > .•�. Open For ChOPOW Dail MONDAY, L�I�I3' ORCHESTRA 8.00 P. McCARTHY — Mr. and Mrs. John .P� g 7 it al McCarthy wish to announce the birth A. L MOOD= aar6 M 0 Admissiast 56c. -Good Prizes ! of a eor, on Thursday, June 5, 1947, j at the Pickering Nursing Home, - _ . Claremont M eats •••• Claremont Loc East Woodlands I. SHAD — Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shad The Sports Co sander the - wish to, anno vm titre. berth of a dau- y atelii t -�' .CHOICE ' fighter on Tuesday, June 17, 1947, at cap" dtirection of Oweat Johnston, the Pickering Nursi. -rg Home. I - O'Neill and Chas. 04andard Sise Locker $9.60 A Skelton •with 'pop Martin tie the old slave driver, = Piano Pupils Pass Tests Cuwng Room and Chilling! are getting the new sports field into Avaitsble Frei To Cnstt for a ba: and soccer team. A MEATS FISH POULTRY Piano pupils of Mrs. Campbell; SOME LOCKERS AYAU4 .. shape r 1 And is open to any senior team who recently tried examinations at !or ban name on July lot at 7.00 p. i Whitby Ladies' Coiieae, include ar TAYLOR. - LU'' M. East Woodlands are rounding' up mong those being successful: Grade a smart local team and ors anxious ; Q 8 O E `'63,391 Lt� R h111 U Y T '.—Bernice Duncan, Brougham and �ox>sNT I�6w Michael Wallace, Pickering; Grade ' �' ,•,� 2, Donedd Wannop, ErXigham. Z• r v E -.• ' J E .CATTLE. HORSES, ' CO"WO140 SHEEP,' HOGS, TRACTOR ON RUBBER, FARM IMPIABLPM $OiT SOLD FLd, �i AS ETC.. LOT 16, CONCEMON $, _F1IC8F1RING TOWNSHIP d;one+eae$on' *w& of--No. 7 at Brougham, and` ]calf mile seat, the property od i •. �. 'OR WILLE BORTON - " - THURSDAY JUNE, 2.6, 1047 ( (�•�y� • Y, ]3rvan. - ^M_ izf=igs ��' i a�W� j� Jsn. e�iy. � ',' •'�1 well, 1 L.' Tt - ._ -�./�- ee, L`RV'{e- I'i�=u I�`a.+++.�►s IItNYl,l.Ho�ynee�yy-F . • ~ i' -'�.. W ' ea Cap. mane aid W, 144'Ve yrs '.` r ' ' tsr, 15 mss.; HobaCein 7 fen, 2 ym _ po'Im ia; Gas- en4llzw! ti horse, L .IL - - fit. • .,, r- - $ t!►,- bred Apt it ='; -' Hain -.. - -; (tti lsoa; -P: Bay Geldlag,: 6 yeast m,, 'is ' +: teia hsifer, fresbi 5 Veal �. truck; Drive belt, 76 W- 6 ineb end- erdnated 16W pounds � _ CiYiSWOLD S1iFd++P - _ .fir new; 2 Wheelbarrows; Short 11, Breding ewes with IS Iambs;,. 8. knelt ;, !Cream. iwparstos,- X H. No. 9 . •Yeasaiag ew*&. _ near am,* Root I* ft4 r,, M. H.; Stock ' xwrss, tiOR2+i f - •. ' ..' �' :.:: EQtftP kgT lack; About 150 feed. �: ; Number L- �1Laaehdvnem, Nan �ETP411, pone About M cedar xaila; of dad, 1: n= 1995, red heffer ! at ! ' coded 12 feet; 6 Wool - .. c+eaiaa• feases :Metal fence postal foot, born 36y 10: welts, 2 crates; Iaatrumenta for giv,' Stoneboat; About 65 fast lawn fence ;G -,tam ender ' 8aaoimi god. *6. sm ing tablets; Ph for sus tags -r pos ` 7`71�, fi rps3e, whit*„ b6in 194 sroan erCe eree3gc/.��.� 9 =wl� ple �yy�2 �_ g�� barrels T. .._ lye cW at foot, bom Jaifi 320. .- FLi✓7'� _ 11i,i3 ; Ytl' - ll; 1947, bud April 4. �: Reg. Yoa:kAdre saw, bred Apr. A& ASS 04 X150 Pads birder Pearl 466 No. 818685, fe- Yorkshire now, bred May 27 Yosk- twffie, Qwntity med orate case oil . ,make, roan. bona April' 1942, tcd shins saw, bred May 31; 9 Hogan, ar in 1wooden barrel; Cowboy Nettie' bull calf at foot, born Nov. 19, = beam 175 be +each; 9 'Hogs about no . feneea; Cord wood; : Wagon sparlaw; bred Jas. 1,, 1947. A& each; 5 Hogs, about 125 lbs.'' ' Vaned gaada grinder;• 8 Inch; owing :die Paid of ledtetz No. 284 • 'eseh. saw, complete with tabus-, Dump bans QM female, red, horn 1967, red aiuts w4uaitrmr x.N'&. � fay room; Ladder, 28 ft; 150 feet fifer calf at foot, born. Dee. 8th, 8 Set$ Feeders; Number • wooden seven - ,eighths rope; 2 Sets sings; bed F41K 13, 1947 troughs; 2 Metal swill barrels Bicycle, C. C. M, near new; Wagon Pearl 5th, Not SM70, fe- • POULTRY and EQUIPMENT jack; Sloop Weighs; 2 Crosscut aaws; niale, roan, born 1k% roan heifer 240 Yearling hens, hybrid W. W. x Rape machine; Black lead kettle;- 2 cal: +at foot, born 34m,y 5, brad May N. H. cross; Gknder aid 2 . JZeese4 axes. + 2s+, 1647 _ purebred Wraits Endwkn and 18 9611- 6- -Gotdw Pearl, 604 No. 886288, fe- Bags; EUmtrlc water warn, ea; Gal- 2 Seta bnetbing team harness, coup. ma'ie, roan, born 1944, roan bull ca +.f vanized teed troughs and drinking Pair 'idgh top collars; Number other at foot born ,;Ear; 5, 1947 toted A.W. fountains and Eleetdc- brooder. ! collars; Job lot harness; Pair horse 4, 1947: blankets; 9 Good 'wool 'borse bloz&- 7- "vender Heroine, No 824886, IIEPLEIE PT3. nets. -- temsle, roam, born 1SM ro; u bull Tractor sad tractor all HAY and GRAIN calf at foot born Feb, 1% 1947, !reek new in 1914; Model 8L Case tractor, About 12 tons Timothy bay; Quant- May 25, 1947 on 19 in. rubber, lights -and *arter; ity of wheat; Quantity of barley and 9-40 arty Girl, No. 889618, feinale, : M. D. sprbg tooth cultivaWr with oats; U. Pounds T snooty seed; 80 rid, born 1944, reed heifer eL f at narrow and side points, Wt. power Pounds Dwarf Essex salve seed-, A 0=4 born Nov; Zit, INS,; bred' !lift; M. D. ace bottom '2 furmw plow; number of eottea�eia;a bags; Feed • Feb. 19, 1947. Case doula`e disc 7 ft per lift; baskets; Water Daft; MwW4 rokes, 9- Gokiie Phan 7U6 rd, born Oct. Horse drxwn equipmen% pmactically eiraias, forks and hoes; • *=mQ= 24, 1945, bred Jas. 15, 1947 all in mood working order; Binder, offer articles; 14-- d+svaader Heroine 6t3s, born Dec. M. D.. Est. complete with botb••horss FU8NrrftE 17, 1945, .bred Jan. 25, 1947 _ . .s-A t meWr hit&; M. H. mower No 7. New Centw7 GToW Upright piano; _ ;'11- Goldis Pearl 8th, red, born Jan. Sft; Hay rabe,, Deering, 9 ft; (hilt?" 1Bedroom suite with springs; Two 9th 1948, bred Mar. 8; 1947 ator, upring tooth, 6ft; Hay Tedder, Iran beds; Conch; White bed and 12 - Goldis Favorite, rok mate, born M. H.; Ba8'63'; Diao harrow, 12 dise; i dreaser with qn ings and • mittr+esa; ._ Feb.' 24, 1946 18-- Goldie Prue, Grain drill, K. H., 11 disc; Shale Oak dresser and w►aahstand; Ov* !springs in► red, male, born plow No. 8 TM; Single plow, No. bedroom suite with aid ' Jpae 2% 1948 13, reury; Gang - plow, National; :mss; 'Kitchen exbeasion table with 14-- ftvortte Led, sec, male, born' Double 'monld plow; Corn cWtivator, ,ph chair's and rocking Chair; Barrel Jung 4, 1944 M{ H. 2 row', Complete with disc a:m etro;n; 8 Milk pails; 8-GaL crock ;. .�•: . ,ib- #nerd Sim -Royal Rover, No. 280 and Corn ' ■hields; 2 Seta Diamond chum, Epttar bowl, ladle und Prints; 508, red born 1945,- narrews, 15 ft:;' hand ' roller, 8ft ; .' Fora 6-S&L crocks; Findlay (hat ;. - Manure spreader, M. D., Wagon, 5- range, six lids with reservoir seed s ;GRADE CATTLE, 600x16 robber tires and d1pin tongue; warming closet; Quebec heater; Wes- t Roan Cow, fresh; Bed and White.'- aain, wagon, 8 •ha: ,*esi-Say rack. trierbook heater; Two bedroom toilet eow,-ndaing 2 mos; , Moan caw, mitk- . Rift. may ra* 14fte,, 2 Wagon box- sets; Pictures and quantity bedding. NO• RFAMAV :, OWNER GIVING UP FARMING. TERMS, CASH ...SALE AT 12.00 NOON ` Write Jack Baker, Hampta.1, Oat, in charge of pedigrees. LtWCH AVAILABLE AT FARM ' John Scott an - - - d R. Faulkner, clerks '.:• .: _ , . ALQIN - S. FARMER, asset: + - .. - .' - . _ - _ , BupS& .. ,.I io Pickering hews, Jpzhe ra, :1967 ?4'uew 'a N �. •� .' .ter .:w'''� - Y: ".' .... : '•,r '. :.c"• - ..f:,,] i Z• •.,,," r ,r' ` � .`. . - s ^•'rk ..,�- �_+�,-"�'•�n,.'.,!"':. ., uv •fix ' r, ..•,Ea : 7'"'", �" �a• s' '_'i- '�.Y.•'...'.ry�,'°"R::�'�' yw y, v ,w'. -. ..- - witractioa, anti the• education o.' • *Tke worship ervice w �' pareata in the matter of their co- the P as under days. She was aired by Rag APp1a t' leadership of Dina. FiA3s Disney, Alcarts Hermes 109984, gramison of • operation iu proper home encourage- -and the theme w4a "Martha ". A lip•- Moatvic Red Apple Dixie. She is out melt of pupils were matters touched et discu;ssion arose from `. Y questions of Pauline Jemima Csampion 273626 Mr., McKay, of Toronto, visited upon. Mim Brown has beea re-en- , which were distributed to members with 3 -year old 305 -day record of � + Mr. and Mrs. Taylor over tae week iason, of Toronto' visited airs. See- gaged for•snother year and it was as they entered. 11,511 lbe. milk, 403 ibs: fat on,2X." w � �end. _ ,. beck on Sunday, wiped that if we had another bad P]an3 were made for a picnic to Pauline was the first heifer call' Mr. -lack Badgerow spent the -end D�tise Mildred Gillman spent the winter, that the teacher secure a be held at Lynbrook Park on July bred xnd'born in the pure -bred herd, •of the week at Muase.mLsi's Lake. week -end in Toronto with our teach- . boarding home near the school for 8• Committee Li charge Mra. E. Trem of Wm. Teefy rind Sons. Her dam, Mr. Ted Taylor is moving .Zrom er, Miss M. Wilkinaon. a few weeks at that time that the bin and Mrs. Floss 'Disney. Pauline Janina Champion -243628, �; •... the Williamson home to Mrs. Violet John White's new house, at t°%e school be kept open.more days dur- . A report was given on the pail was purchased by Ysriceat Teefy to homy' hounds. Mrs. Pilkey Leaves west end is progressing favorably. � such weather. The matter of the ceeds from the Family Album which enter the Calf Club in' 1933. One of shortly for Brantford. Miss Hazel Hamilton vpent a few Township keeping the roads north amounted to $240. her sons is the herd sire in the Ell- Mr. m:d Mrs. Wilker, of Toronto, days with her parents idr. and Mrs. of the school and on the 4th as well ,� , speni the week -end at the come of Walter Hamilton.' as the Audley road. passable for cars A` P+,m H0a to F lour Organ- icon herd, R. R. 1, Locust Hill- One• ization was reed by Mss. Herb Mid - daughter 'was been exported to tbta :.Mrs. Gleason. Mr, Clifford - Wrigat, sad lair. at' aFl .times was stressed. dleton. States. A former Claremont boy, Norsuan Wright, of Green River, and Sir. It is desired that the mothers of A delicious lunch was served by ..' :.Dickinaon,. was married last Satur- anti Mss. C. Devitt anti son, 'F3i7t1, all Young children who are intend- the hostess and the .usual sec- , + -day, at Altoaa, to Miss Merle Stack, , Sunday at Orillia- with their ing to start school at the opening ,gym, 7eYed. PPY 4 spent ,daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Slack daughter, sirs. Bad Brower and the September, should- attend the . Greenw QQd He is the son of air. and Mrs. Har- school with these children on Mon- old Dickinson, of the 4th line. Best _ Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hicks and son �Y� June 23, at 1.00 p. m. to meet ll oesl Cow Sets Reeord- � Brooklin on Freda wiahes go out to the happy couple of Whitby, called on Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Tomliugoa and Mm Rhoten, the Z7sle Tee! Farm _ Y• Dinner at ].2.Df ,. y noon. Bring T • . tr+osn all his Claremont friends A. Hamilton on Sunday School Nine, in order that the ~, �. � � . `-_�. =• Tits Mission Circle�meLt� on Wed- , Mr Gordon Morley and lady friend Mr. Lyle Petch of Markham called children be medically examined. It Aa' iiecourit in the Holatein -Free- ,r of St. Cathariaes, spent the vipeek- on Mr. Ramsay and family Sunday. is .=dentood, of course, that the iaa Journal states: "Pauline Je ims, Wed- nesday evening with the Gaud good end with l� is people here. Mrs. Oscar WBaon and davg'ntera child shell not be much under six Fiepsnea 364812 (GP), bred s►sd own- attendance. y c Mr. Stevbart Graham, Toronto, and years. of age. - ed by W7as. Teefy and Sons, Picker- ' Our first Year High School stud- spent Sunday,with Alfred and Mrs. , eats have successfully passed, their a ,Mica Bessie Graham were with their Hamilton, and attended the Decors. Ing, Ont., has completed a 2X record t people over the week -end. exsminatio9s. Congratulations. DJs. At. Robertson and wife and ties Service. o! 1$;954 U. of milk, .669 lbs. fat !Green River Mr. and Mrs. Bunt, of Toroabe . Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Ford seSd at 8 Years of age. She is now s Red visited Mrs. F. W. Gloria on Thins- : Mies He:en Norton are motoring out family of AAa visited Mr. sad Mrs. Beal Producer with 7- lactation total vi last. Mrs. Bunt is better known A- West for a two-week hole- �, i of 103,319 lbs. mil 3, here as the former Elsie Robinson, < A. Hamilton on Sunday. and ate, R� Carter anti k, 661 lbs fat, Mr. and Dins. Jos. Ward sad fain- The Brougham school children are -- children, Wanda and 'Wayne; also i • on 2X and with 2 lactation's in school teacher. ; • : _ Ay, Oshawa,' spent Sunday with Mr. having their Picnic on Friday, June Mrs. 4rter's lather, Mr. Freda *be 305 days division- Last year she Rev. A. C. and Mrs. Luffimah vie. - 20 -at .:.::. 1 Park. Pareat3 and Johadon, of Toronto spent last week made 17,718 lbs. milk, 605 lbs.. fat in ited -Toronto on Mon ,and Mrs. Walter Rani. — dal. ' Mr. Walter Hariiy has taken a.P�- Benda are,cordiaily invited' All vireo OW with friends at Belleville. 365 days increasing this record to A number of the young ladies o� itioa with a Kitchener urns.. are going will meet at the school at Mr. and �. Doug. Barefoot -.pad '19,089 the. milk. 654 lbs. fat in 366 y caned on Muss N - � 2.00 o'clock on Friday afternoon• son Wayne, he community Toro Boss, on Friday, June 18th at Yom of Ajax, visited PiANd RECjTAL Phail of Toronto on Saturday Iasi, - Bring your Picnic badwt and come aunt sad uncle, M. and airs. Draped'. Pupils r' - Srierbmeh Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. p s of Mrs. Campbell along. Born, oa Sunday, June 15, 19j?, to BROUGHAM TOWN HALL Subscribe To 1% Pickering News .ilail�, Zv.1G, I'! . - 'the 1 Service ,�.::�.w..... L.".." P . ""' , ),se la, at a..uDom': L[. If" r A goad crowd attended the sale at Brougham Cemetery inns held o--Sun - a brother for Anne, at 'tine To:oato y -. the 'home of Mrs. Violet Pilkey last day in church, after a short prayer East General Hospital. Motbet and - Saturday, the di amt items bring- service at the church, when !lowers babe both doing well. A gr� grand- THE DATE OF ' a lair' pslics� were placed on Irraves. Thl! edureh ' son of J. Bassos, Wilso -s.' Mr. and Mrs., Bruce Harton, of wee well filled to hear Rev. L E. mar Grove Garden Party t Toronto, spent the weak -anti with Kennedy's ��g mewnge. Mr. R s Clare -a"nt , eleads. Duller sang -He 'wipes the tears Highl8nd Cr +�'ek CHANGES ANNUALLY - Mrs. Lansdale is epe=%=X a few .Rasa ,vary s7e"• Those presaab from Mrs. (by Wes. Gee. Son) -f - THIS YEAR ON days With hiendis is Zb t4 tisia '� � points included: The Donald }- 11�y W,� Willson albs. ; Gannon and Man• y � � Seereiice wi'Y.a Satwday N�`7 J`�'.7 -- - Mr. and • Mra. Ardmr Loyst of : ,Willson. liri, D. Gannon sad Mina 9priai Thaaka>'Je 'Pweed, allamt last'wee>tc at Coe home Gladys; Mr. and lira. D. Ford anal Dr. A.adesson:1g%e.gueet speaker. We BUT 'IZE HIGH QUALITY OF et his panrab tiara.. John Cowie, of Toronto; The Norazan were not fortana,ia enough to be ;fir•, and lies. - Frank McAvoy, of 'King flamily, of Sutton,; Ms. John pmt, so mot give say report, - , j o a ga�,*,UXMEXT REMAINS CONSTANT' Zion, who tarns ssarrrigd here' ors the Phillips, at Greenback; The 'Hugh but we dr, hope �, it was succesaftl, _ .?* of Jutie, rearr ad from their Ga�saom family. of Oshawa; Tlse S. both llaandatiy'and ednestiaoalha wedding trip last Saturday and Beare family .ol Nea►maskst; lira. Next Sunday evening we will have _ ��pm e& were greeted wW4 a rousing noisy Oscar Wilson and daoabtem Ajar; - our new pastor, Rev. J. Brmham in _ Welcome until nearly Walter Bray and members of tins the pulpit and we hope everyone lour the xt mornir�. fC,a it e" i h �o� to be o� h >� FIND OUR BANK IN t The Women's institute will meet - on -June 25th at the 'sore of Mrm. �riJ oee� t� •F�►, the 20th, will in- an Hugh Gregg, at 2.80 p, in. Anyone Recent visitors wit% Mr and. lies- duction Service at Dunbarton frog ' -THIS FARM PICTURE wishing a ride should be at .the post Chas• Burrows were: Mr. and Mrs. Rev. air. Braha acid all member - *film. ,A. Burrows mad son Ralph and dsu- and adheraats are asked to be on atr. and Mrs. Howard Hawkley and Vhter Helen, and Mss. A. Phillips of hmd for this special service. - .'.dangkbers attended the wedding of Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs, A. Ninon and Monday the 16th t'nose few seem - . _ Mrs. Hawkley'a niece, at Sandford three ran and Miss Ilean Nixon; Mr, bars t✓no are left iii line Y. P. U. =vast Saturday's and Mrs. H. Tuffotd and son and will be entertaining the Forward Some members of the local bowl- Mrs. Ceases, all of Torbuto. Movement Team who have been in ing club journeyed to Slout[vitle for Week -end guests of fir. and Mrs. our Presbytery for the past week and d . � � � N, . a tournament last Friday :sight and J• Burrows were: Miss Ilean Mall- will be 'sere for the .coming two brought home several prizes. Among colm and Mr. Bud Stns. of Toronto. weeks as well. &lose attending from this club were: In the recent football games at One or two of our members have - - Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beare, Mr. and Brougham school grounds. between. been enJoying i training course in Mrs. Fred Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Brdek Road -Green River school pup- leather glove making, so we can Eddie Goodmasi. its and Brou exam, the home school look for some very good - looking R team were violets, gloves in the near future. , New Store Opened Were 17.a99t We 1'c Misq Hazel -Hamilton spent sever- Saturday the 28th, the W. M. S. Messrs Grant Taylor and Harold at days with the home folk last will be entertaining the 'mothers, `. 1Lnrsi opened a new grocery store week• a baby band and Mission Band. at the _' at the north end of the village last Ross and. Mrs. Willson and wee church and will make their atrnuai �= _ v►•eek, and have started off rr'i.th a daughter were with their-people• for i' presentation of a Life Membership. _ wood trade. They are ' operating the the week -eaid- We understand that Miss Edith �tpre in cn- rnectinn with -tile eRA- Mrs. Carl Devitt was a Sunday Bed�cell is wearing a ring with a gradin, station, which they have visitor with 'her daughter and fam- sparkling stone on that certain fin- been operating for some time., ily in•the Orillia District. gar+ -we'll be keeping our ears open - '� Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas Sharp, o! for further details. .,• :• �•ai j -- ' 1 Rev. W. L. Wenham Ordained Here Greenbank, called on Mrs. Brawn on -Our genial W. A. President in- �jHE addition to this barn has Herne. Last Night Sunday. _ ,forms me that a bus will be sya�- 1 been made possible through the Mv. W. L. Weaham, who graduated able for July 15th for our picnic to banking services and helpful f n- from McMapter University with the Women's Miaetonary-'Societg Oshawa. So, ladiea, keep Tuesday, :- anCing Of The Canadian Beak Of, - Bachelor of Divinity Degree this The Women's Missionary Society July 15,-open and get your name „ spring was officially ordained into will hold their June meeting on down for a asst oa the bus. Commerce. Your, too, may need to the ministry here in tae' Baptist Wednesday, the 26t'n., at the home A few of the iocai young pee a ::.: "- = It pair alter Or CtlnstraCi new build Church last night- The evening'com- of !Drs. George Philip. Please note found their way to Museelman'e lags On yo- r farm ' me:ued with a: supper at 6.00 p. m. ehange of day and date. Lake tact Friday, for' the Annual followed by the service.. Prof. Lang, - York County Junior Farmers' Dance. _ l; of McMaster. vs as foe speaker and• -, Only one loevA girl and no, boys yzonducted the service. Rev. Wenham = .Audley _, managed to make fns picnic in the - > fK'� - -has bar_•+ liere for several years now - - - ___r :afternoon. Gloria Ormerod supported �E �:• t P and has made a greet many Erie tda: Deputy -Reeve W.. H. Westney is our district for Unionville on the ball N�lehieerll • They all wWn him every surce¢a in attending the meetings of County team and distinguished herself very o ry,KtlmsiM the !rears tr� cuR+e. well. Too bad they couldn't hold out ' Council this week. klvasMak ar�u� F. M. Chapman addressed the Dis- for the finals but were beaten by a r�bps Form #4011W tutted' Church Annivleraary June 22. trier Faire' Association comprising Victoria Square. • Modr�l= end Rev. A. C. Lufftnan, Greenwood The Young People wsl . be torn a �rpefw8 FM�n'Q faKl seventeen fairs in Central Ontario, United Church will speak at bot'n held at Lakefied on Thursday last . between two decisions on Friday --- •dfit� iMls��m services here on Sunday next,. at The continued wet weather is mak- w'nether to at+te -'id the Induction Ser- . � gllditeOk 11.00 a. m. and 7.30 p. m, is the ing the prospects for haying as' wel'1 %fie or U. J. F. A. Reunion Dance t Claremont United Church, the ice - as corn planti. none too bright, at Markham Arena• asio:i -of their Anniversary. Twere is The .school board meL neat week Remember the W. A. Basaar on ; to be' a program of special music, and s a variety o! questions August 16th- aprwis, home cooking, Investigate the many adriacages YOU have, and a Barge attendance is looked -tor. which came before it. One of the ems• sale and donations will be under the Farm Improvement Loan piss.' t pp— ' i- Tom* T rewlntions was to ask Lisa Inspector very much apprxiated. for the van- :: iv�e in and discuss year financial needs _ f DRO V HA to address a meeting of the rate- ioua booths• to with our local Msiuget. ! t payers and parents to explain ; Mrs. MiUe 'was been with -her tkem the meaning and implications Greenwood W. A. Have InterestSng mother this past week. of the new methods of instruction Meeting at Home Miss Ormelrod iNE CANADIAN BANK a Mr. and Mrs. Ford; of Toronto, now being employed in the Province. OF �0�� spent the week -end with M=_-Holt- Improvements to the grounds, such June meeti ug of the Evening - ,: t �y'omd. Ted. as fencing, levelling of the yard, W.' A. -was 'hefd on Wednesday at Mrs. Ravamagh spent Sunday with uses of some playground aids, the the home of Misa F•dith_ Ormerod, Y: PICKERING BRANCH. w her sister Mrs. Seebeck and L�"tliel. more ptz►ctuad attendance of pupils, with the President, Mrs. E: Trimble - Mica Zdla 4eebeck and Mr. Bob- the ieapft -of regular ]tours for in the chair. N; R. Shortneed, Manager itsrs y. 1 i. ...._ �.. .. __ _ � - _ - -- _ —, - -- — r __� _ _rater• • - : n �—+, �'a` - `K�+'sr.,ec - e... - M °tC�acv t5" •a^cF•. F.- a , =-.r -� - •' -- -'A. ...J;.,,.- "_......o ai' .. La+.' �..-._ -� ,,.._.� -.. ., _ __ .. ..� - - - s _ �.. a..,:...>E.w •� - _- - �` "� _ .':,�'� --- 'sa,..:.,..z- .: "d' r _`��_ :.�^ 3,,,;— C re,.. sic.•J37 `'r. ,m x' Zermans Develop Spray System•" VOICE ;O F THE "PRESS Comfort Provided ` - As Protection Agamnst Frosts for Visiting Birds • - _ Must Be Vigilant - Then Education Begins PriC:in is rrakin; active ,plans for Paul Tcgtmeier, a botanist living ': and fruit, greater yields and more Small' children who dash- out Schooling is what you get Ise ,a bi;,tr influx of tourists this .year, • ale► Hannover, observed 12 years agP ! fregNnt harvests. from the sidewalk after a ball or, • school, but education is what the but she is also preparing for hun- rough old world gives you when fn his studies of plant life, in pure exuberance of spirits, often' schooldays are over, deeds cf thousands of non - paying how nature. provided 3 natural pro- When questioned regarding the from behind a section for her children. Many of such an installation for big parked car, un- - Brandon Sun. guests -hinds returning after theft F -•' hours before the night frosts corn- market gardeners, Herr Tegtmeier knowing'y -subject themselves to annual rrigration flights to the r .menced, heavy dew settled on the quoted prices which showed that great peril, Vigilant motorists on Radio- Minded south. Lighthouses dotting Britain's R _ 16Z1ds and meadors,'often teen a the advantages of even the first city streets always drive with this \The small boy who was taken coast are deathbeacons for count - ^� "heavy mist. The ensuing' frost then earlier harvest would more than sort of emergency in mind. to the country for the first time less birds. Attracted by the bright p grass with Cover the expenditure, and the re- P spinning rays, they dash hcroscl% cs against covered the plants and P saw a spider s innin a web be. - a la)=er of ice (by frost and dense sulting harvests would bring higher From Bottom Up tween two tall reeds ;end told his the glass until they fall exhausted.' "mist it became rime). Observing profit, increase output and ther7by Tye Massachusetts. community father that a bug was putting up ' :�o %v many lighthcuses are to be the result, Herr Tegtmeier noticed lower consumers' prices. cf. \ewbwyport has abandoned its a wireless. equipped with special perches where -that by even 3 degrees of frost of month -old 10 percent rice cut' be- -=St. Thomas Times -journal. the birds can'rest. _ _ The Carman Trade 'and Industry P P j .'a 4 .., -lengthy duration; no harm had Department a cause suppliers failed to co- operate. come to the )ants. If; however, • P appealed to •Herr P Tegtmeier tn" release bier invention All other similar efforts to reduce* Ignorance Is Blisit ..'f :.'• 'the frost canna quickly without" for the benefit of. all, and as the Prices must fail. unless the reduc- - Everybody likes to be humbug- 400 preceding dew or moisture forma- peace aild' wellbeing of the whole facts are first made by; the manu- �� '�,� p g •'ged once in" -a while, so long as s lion, bare) ohe degree of frost facturers and who }esaltrs ` Y g world are his' main aim, he has they don't know how it's done. .1 was sufficient to kill the plants. released his invention to the public Guelph. Mercury, Thin fine medicine L airy ef%tice to - . The lack- of atmospheric moisture in order to improve' the food situa- Better Wait First - - relieve Pain, nervous distreas and weals, did not afford a protection against tion, ann many market gardeners cranky. "dens ed out^ feellnss o h Time saved by crashing traffic is da» -ph+n na to female' f anal ing sudden "drop in temperature. and horticulturists in Germanq are Approximately 45,000,0W people monthly disturbances., Werch try, '. These observations caused Herr now availin^ themsel e@ of the pro- often lost waiting for the ambulance. immigrated to the United States in - g p ferred•innovation on old methods. -Guel h 1fercu y rl1 aIEANXJ� IC0 TA /t! Te %meter to experiment. He sank p ty. the 100' cars from 183I to 1931. COM YN/ all his a%ailable capital into" his laboratories, and for many years searched for an effective way to copy nature. Finally, one day, he , w experimenfed with a cyclamen :n r" full bloom. With a specially con- structcd s: ray he enveloped the - `s plant in' a iffist -like 'clou'd of atomized water; he then took this ' - - 'a plant from a room- temperature of about 68 degrees Fahrenheit and -GOVERNMENT - - "- a - put it outside in a temperature of , 18 degrees of frost. a drop of 59 ;101111l Am MA a e Encased Its Ice ` untrol., With:n three hours the' plant was - O encased in ice, At aliout•21.00 hours The following list is a convenient summary of the Wartime Pricta b Trade Board Order No. 737 he brought. the plant back into a a' and is published for the protection and guidance of the public. It does not give the full text of the room- temperature of 6S degrees Order, For full details reference should be made to the Order itself. Fahrenheit and noticed immediately, that• though the'plant wai'encased l 1 -' - in an ardior of-ice of about 2.3 cm. ,CLIP THS the fresh g -ern of-the leaves wa +' _ --- -_ - --- / =well recognizable. Eats at night _ sJVfT1n10iy G the ice thawed again and • his ex- - pectations had been surpasse�f. Free f---� - -- tOOOS AND SERVICES REMAINING SUBJECT TO MAXIMUM PRICE RERUUTiONS --- -- -- - i of ice and without flat%, the -cycla -' l seen stood before h:nr in full As s-t forth in Wartinne Prices 3 Trade Board Order No. 737 - effective June 9, 1947 b1com. 1 ' I FOODS '. - - • Men's, youths' and boys' " ' CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS •Glut stock. 'glues aril adhes• i But a further problem presented " 1 vita or ' itself -the protection of the ground j • All flourrl, flour mixes and pants made wholly r Peres• (aspen, balsam and 'r�Of animal origin, f against too much moisture. ,(any 1 meals. _ .. or chiefly of cotton or rayon. cottonwood) and soft wood • Starches. 1 1 • Yeast. • Men's, youths' and boys' lumber of all kinds. • Fibres, raw or processed, as 1 'more years were spent in experi- 1 furnishin lolloars: cotton I _ ,meats, but at last, after 12 years. 1 Bread, bread roll", and bake- gs as follows: - " Softwslod veneers. .juts, sisal, 1 products. blouses; collarr, pyjamas. • Plywoods not wholly con- - all synthetic fibres ind Ms. 1 < _ the evolved an 'atomiting spray. 1 .,• Hscui those com• _ . " nightshirts: underwear. other structed of hardwood. rnents excepting &sa_ �p•oductlrg a mist -like cloud t,f 1 plstely covered with cboc- than that made wholly or • Millwork such as doors, • Yarns and threads of, or eon. � "water dust' which' a so fete and plate. chiefly of wool; shirts, ins- sashes, windows. stairs and : lkhRig any of the fibres -lists yy. )light ,it does not clog and Cake the 1 ' Processed cereals, cooked or " : 'eluding sport shirts other gates, but not including ed alcove-: _ ? _aground it falls upon It slower 1 uncooked, including break- "than those made wholly of _screen doors ctr window " l+atxicr over !T inches in �. rink to earth attaining in the r j 'fast cereals, macaroni; ver= all -wool or all -rayon fabric, screens. width, in any state. whether , �y sntcelli, spaghetti. noodles • Women's. misses', • Pre-cut soft lumber knitted or woven:, contain' s prose" a temperature very tern 1" h girls'' ducts designe4 for use In - - •: infer a5 per �t by weight to the 'Sromld temperature a'n -1 j and ocheF alimentary paste children's and infants' gar• =residential or- farm build- of the yarrss and threads m t products. rrtents of all kinds (but not s accumulating oxygen from the air, _ •Rice, excepting wild rice: - ..3neluding- (a) garments logs, but not including fully (erred to above, including vrhich it imparts to the ground. 0-1 ! + � and pearl barley. made wholly of all -wool pre- fabricated buildings. corduroy, but not including account of its mist -like quality t I Shelled corn, but not in- Nabrier, (b) raincoats, (c) • C+Ypstaa board and gypsum other pile hbrics. - 'does 'not cake the "ground. &ail -- - - ilk — is _ r d fa ' th f Elastic yarn an braes. eluding popping corn taekrts gad wiadbrcakers. : • Wallboards and building w and skim fsotrs anirrsaL :hoeing to loosen the earth after Cs ~ Dried peas soya beans, dried - icseept when made wholly or g of a type ordinarily pro- Cast f `1 beans ezeapt lima beans and : chiefly of leather, or ,•d) ' ' bOa ceased for we as a Leather. Ir<se becomes unnecessary. It 'offers 1 red kidney beans detrain + !rm soli a leathers of all kinds, other the greatest possibilities of protec- • • »Starch- a I{aitted wear for Tither sex httin^s. �� sad lion against frost in spring and 1 « Nail,. than synthetic leathers. Sugar, sugar carte syrups,, as follows: undergarments, 1 autumn without saturating the corn syrups,_ grape sugar, other %bats those made wholly N6RiCULTURAI MACHINERY, (PULP AND PAPER - " = ground with water, glucose. or chiefly of wool: circular - Isolating Layer « Edible molawea knit haiery of cotton or IMPLEMENTS, EQUIPMENT AND •Wastepaper. ! _ t « Tea: coffee . totter content- :rayon. SUMNS • Wood pulp. except f _ The ..air which is enclosed be. f rates, • Work. clothing, including I's Practically an items of tram (a) dissolving grades. 1 - Iween the ice - crystals and the plant ! Malt, malt extract, malt aprons, for either sex, when = machinery, including plant -- (b) alpha" grades of bleach- F - constitutes an- isojating layer .. 1 syrup, ; nude wholly or chiefly of ing, seeding and fertilizing - ed sulphate,, - 1 7sgainst the cold, and the heat of 1 • Black pepper and white pep. :cotton or leather- . equipment, Ploys. tillage (c) "Duraeel ", ' per, and substitutes contain- • Uniforms for either sex. = implements and cutrivstot s, _ (d) groundwood and un- 1 ' = sublimation, released by .thq ic:_ 1 ing black ar white pepper. s Gloves, haying machinery, harvest-_ bleached sulphite grades 1 ` kauntjsts and mitts i - Formation, sen•es as heating, ..1 ing machinery , traGtors,wag- _ _sold for the manufacture 1 1 a Salad and cooking oils. for either sex when made one, dairy rtaclSxnes and = of eeweprint or hanging' : 1 If properly aced, it produces 1 - • Raisins, currants, prunes. or chiefly of cotton earlier harvests in s riri (about P g t dehydrated apples. ,orleather, m t those do- ant, sprayers and Paper• equ;pm .: ' dusters, - 3 -4 weeks) and longer' harvests .n 1 « Tomatoes, tomato sauce, :signed as specialized sports « Articles of barn and barb- CONTAINERS AND PACKAGING _the autumn; better quality plants j tomato per, tomato pulp. equipment or for specialized yard equipment. MATERIALS :1 tomato puree, tomato eat- industrial uses. • Stationary gas engines: • „---� j 1 ' sup, chili sauce'. when in • Brassieres; foundattion_,par- -- '« Harness and harness hard- _ • Containers, packaging and r NYlan Leaders j (hermetically sealed cans or meets, but not including" ware.. wrapping devices of a type 1 glass. used for the sale or si ent �1 surgical corsets. •Barbed "ire and other fens- - of products; when made ef from it 1 •Canned pork and beans, • Diapers and diaper supports, ing vein c and fences. 8 textile fabric and including is Ny"bn leaders are admirably suit 1 _ can spuglsettt, macaroni •Binder twine g b - ed for every type of fishing m 'alt and vermicelli. : •Wheelbarrows > bags, cases, envelopes, fold- or fresh water; Made of solid Incnrg- • 1 10 Canned corn, canned field �IOUSEHOLD AND OTHER• • fFeeds and feed products of � and sacks. filament of a uniform thickness, they ' I� beans excluding the l'sma and 1FE'XTKiS _ + all kinds except horse meat, -tare of amazing strength, do not fray, iI • 'red kidney varieties. • Textile products as follows, pat foods, hay, straw; clam SERVICES I e I' 7• Canned apricots, canned shell and poultry grit. +► • Transportation g k split' or tot, And do not require soak- t peaches, tanned pears. when made wholly or chiefly sportation of goods and I of cotton or rayon: bed- -• Fertilizers of all kinds, but services-associated therewith. 1 ing before use.�ishing Traders were ± Fruits and vegetables in the not including• humus,. muck once made by kiiling silkworms in q epreads; blankets, except • Warehousing; dry storage of 1 ' two preceding items whrn manure, sphagnum moss or 1 =, horaeblankets• dish towels; general. merchandise and vinegar, removing and stretching 1 frozen and sold iri'conaumer - peat moss - ' :N face cloths: lunchtort seta • householj goods other than . t their 'silk sacs which were then t size paeiages. dha kins; illow cases; sheeta� Gopher poisons_ "ari a P p • Seed field beans arid, seed nn Drente; cold storage, 1 drawn through special sizing discs. 1 'Strawberry and raspberry silence cloths; table - cloths; including rental of lockers 1 jams, and any jam contain- throw- overs; towels; wash field peas. and ancillary services such . , t ing strawberries or rasp- tlotbs Grains as follows wheat; as processing charges in cold i 1 "•� ttVltl Iryale7 RtaTtri at barley; oats; flaxseed; buck- ` berries. storage plants. .1 — -t wheat; rapeseed; sunflower + 1 -+r Merit and meat products. HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT AND -seed; grain screenings. ' The supplying of meals with _ }s s Hole) 1 not including game, p� :'JPPLIES aleepitrg accommodations. for It, _ St. a I foods, and certain varieties a combined charge, except RAW AND PROCESSED whrn supplied ToROR'I'n 1 of cooked and canned meats + Furiraces and other heating pp d by tars em to • s•ars Room guess wall j qs Sausage casings; animal and equipment, pt portable MATERIALS ertohisemployeea , directlyor_ ,.� / ' - eq pment, exec /aa�wsr rs�� T•1•N•a• • Basic iron and stet-1 ° • /iarM, ss-// sip-- 1 °tlal - electric heaters,. fireplace PTO- through a servant or agent, D•atlfle, /0 ap ; 1 • Canned salmon, canned sea Beaters, grates, and baskets ducts arc! alloys including for by Order No. 2defined in 1 • af•rt Dlahs ad Daurs- - �' trout, canned pilchards of therefor. pig iron; cast sro,r and steel 1' fart 7RIly {its scrap, ingots, bars; plate, • The pac gm„ - - nbertwrrse at Carlton q %he 1946 or earlier packs, racket heaters and other rods and wire. Packing or lea ' " or a 1 ! Edible animal and veptable water heating p Prima and seconds tin any other manufacturing pro- 1 Tel. Res. {1>S 1 8 equi meet. • 1 rata including lards and • Son and son compounds. and alloys secondary eggs in respect of any goodi ! P P po oys containin tnrore 1 shortenings. j; . • • than 95 cent tang yubjzct to -maximum prices, 1 1, PM when performed on a custom 1 - r CLOTHING - MOTOR VEHICLE ACCESSORIES •%alt fats and oils,* including - 8 Cr commission basis. I Vitamin foils, of animal; t /cove nEAI'T1TiLL1 • Men's, ��' wA boys' • pneumatic tires and tube•. vegetable or marine origin USED GOODS 1 .IresxlssEtt $1.50 Up I Coate" jackets and wind- when sold for the purpose of ::but inapt Including refined me- T - j 1 1 _breakers made wholly or ' or as original egwprnent on , 'dicinal cod liver oil and core • Used bags and used bagging + chiefly of leather. 0agricultural machinery. oil. and baling material: % S. Any material shown above processed for incorporation into, or an fabricated torsi _ _ 1 y potent part of any o. the above _1 -_ [nods is subject to maximum prices. 1 1 Also any set which contains an article referred to above it'subject to maximum prices evrn though the rcmainda r jof the set consists of articles not referred to. K. W. TAYLOR, Chairman. HOTEL METROPOL! VIAOaRa ratty I , ' ♦ BOARD �� —�� .J - r - - _ - „r - - :era _ - _ , .. t __ I � - s .'� } CLASSI Fl LD AD��I S11'V G gig Typesetting Job- _ • }. I 5P01ta "JW One Thing �OENTS WANTED ' I B 1,THROOM OUTFITS 1 YUR,41TOSS , What may turn out to be the IfaOA .'. - BL'$INbs$ of your ownt want a teen• or Mo&er prodigious dictation and typesetting , fortabtt yearly incomol- John R. Oremy - CARLOAD - CHESTERFIELD -SUITES - job in history is already under war. D7 1+ItANK 1MAAPl HARRte ' Company.• maatltacturtrs of food specialtlea. Of Imported Bathroom Outfits Chesterfield suites absolutely new, full spring • I 1 N e refer, of course, to Winston llavouring extracts, packaged drur,n. soaps, ' filled construction, every style, finest Mohair, ('•A Six Bit Critic'') , "Memoirs," . i ` Patent medicines, etc„ have an attractive FIRST QUALITY Yrlour, Fri... Brocattelo, bilks. Damasks - Churchill's ilienlOiiS, which I/lli' • r BATHROOM -OUTFITS and other flue hard wearing uphotatertng - �roDeettloo for tllgq trhq can atuLt! for one - fIIII t0 at least fIV4 volumes. It • - :et tht excluaiv Cressy dealerships which are fatricis seems that Ills. Chluchill doesn't _ now available,. Thle Is a pleasant. prorttabte COMPLETE tlr{ 'SEW CHESTERFIELD $IIITIFa TO Those hard - working international occupation for vt4ogresslve, Indust rluus men C'H006E FROM! trite, that is, not literal! • he dic- •� � . Consisting of: FREE DISLIVk:RY TO YOUx NEAREST Athletic Ieder,ation lads have been Y. and women. Write today for full Particulars, TCB: 6• recess. Cast Iron Porcelain with STATION. s -doing a bit of p?e- Ofympic butt -end- 'tales, and what he dictates gets she �hirlag a tow decallw• about yourself, to: John chrome fittings. 8btn•rr and bhow'er Rod• . 7t Cressy ComDany,45?d w. D�ndas at. •Ou,ET; f,, �alrra atrroua rltlna frith eat ''TODD ing'and' gouging, °their bone of 'con- up on galleys, and then Mr. Church- . ;tress. Toronto 2. Obtarlo. and cover. bas been in the chesterfield suite business tention beink the old•tlne of just how Ill edits and rewrites from the. gal ' . BASIN: t'llrrous or east Iron, chrome centre. for 3U years and is recog¢iaant to the trade Ieys, which means resetting and ' BAR! 'pHICXS triter supply and fitting*. complete. as a specialist and the most particular buyer much money an athlete may accept - . AI'AILABLE, In lots of ono to ten outfits In the business. and still take stint amateur oath more resetting, BABY' CHICKS AND (3 -piece unity) or Tubs and Basins (with L!atel below are a sew of our cash prices for • T '.' START$D CHICKS :) futinxb) separately. Ql'.tLITY C'H1 TEE['IELD sLITES. without the tongue in his cheek _ . SINGLE unit lagalrles will be handle/ through 2 E piece modern tultes. -Balloon $I19.O0 cuaIons covered all, gler with showing too plainly. p�•er the'years s. -Oar prices for Baby Chicks and started Chicks a rtllabte dealer In Your dirirlet. Will surprise you. ALI Chicks from blood Write lo: fine quality velour. We have heard this '• question of ' tested stock. CArlaton - Hatchery. Br{tanair �' T, PARR &COMPANY $149.00 3 .pier'" rerlod suite - finest , "What is an imateur ?" discussed I J mobuir. .. Importers - • Whotesale Iketributors countless times. aild the, definition • - YOU CAN -stlh P.O, Bov 494, Landon, out. $119.00 Baauc;ful 2 pleae Lawegtt Suite, We always like LCSt \ +,a that Of an - ' get es evv'e Cweek the ,viii F'ARSIS F0 bow regular batches every eerie uI• unt,t 6`�I'E 119.00 Finest t D;t,'CS Charles of Lon -, guy a'uly 14tb. and they will be the sane t:, •cu•ous, loo ACP.F.�, T; ar- old friend - "An amateur is 'a b sea and ;r ru1tN•ation; 2v dun aunts. tbritty chicks that have been. doing lw well - bush. ex,ellent clay loarn, natural drabs.,,... Many other oWsstand;ng values. who'can't play well e'hbugh to get "tor so many people. Vigor. fast grw:•ch. Party Reaaonabt.• terms, lira. U. ljlcHalAe• Mor• SAVE AS MUCH AS $lOO.00 dough at it, Or else 13 too dumb LO , Fail devaiopalent are double 1mDurtnm In the riebtn•g. Unt. •• ° chicks Ydn start hem now on. They h•lu you : Catch •!n and easb.fry... Ask anyone ti hr, hair 304 -ACRE, farm foc sale. 7,i t,l)able. ,fell $u> absolutely new mariufactur n factory -ask." " wateted, bank barn; frame house In good alwwroom tam Dle ' suites d,rect frum TODD. # • * . ,e =16 Tw des chicks how they can take hold S. J. TODD 8C SQN. !w wn, Pena tw' ;tow and veloD• We have 1: Du+e breeds repair. tx,e,seeelun any Lmr. Arcb;e &tmD+on, . 4-'anA iI h�7 d crone in non- sexedd, Pullets - Levant Sratton, Ontat•io. = 3% DDT and cockett5e to choose, from,.. Promvi d.t}v.ry 745 WOODBINE AVE. (Rear , That deCttlitiofs'is, pcihaps, a trifle - su{f6Ct IRUCIK" : i3 • • ' FOR SALE on the cynical side.' there is a _ on day old. !wo and three week. obi and •o:der y' DESTROY$ pullets tight weeks to laying. Send fur re. TORONTO: third kind of amateur --the. type who ... ' NucQd prkxs for rune ,lid -free carait>; -uP.' ATTENTION FARMERS! Phone t:RUt t:x sills._ s #�IESr IIIOTNS Twed4lo Cheek Hatcheries Limited• Fergue, Savo that hay. 'Oraln Reeds w,ll be In ahert _.`�. ` -' play tennis, goLl and other Sports we ! Pow } �, r Ontario. supply. Insure the maximum value from MEDICAL MOM UITOES MSa « your hay crop by. using the ROACSOSE HAT might mention for the sheer love of R 'dart "It" _ . « 11A1LEIt -made especially' for- the- farmer. .N.tTt RE')i 111•:1.11 -, Dixnn's Re•,,.dy for it, and who scorn all offer .of mono ' � RONINES, oft. - � • . ' 9c HURONDALE CHICKS 11e Lchc In we;Fht- mounted ea tine drfvrn or -1theumstie Pains, Neurlt ?s. Thousands Y M Susset X New Ramps. Rock X Hamur„ Dower take off attachment -steet or rubber praising It. tvald a Drug Slrue, �,.. Elgin, for, their effOrlS lltti{i,, Qf COUTSe, - SlaJnllss _r 'I I'll Uttawa. 1'ostpald tl.oa. Economical ^••. Barred Rocks. New Ramps.. Rock X Leg• t,rrs- Druv1•n in D1•rformance, fair 4n price SL1Ch Offers get SO big •that nobody - "'� IV y, horns. Sussex X Leghorn$. New Hamp X 'or available for immediwo deliver)•, Write rOUa aYA {ANTtl iuorenhM to ' • Leghorn$ and Pure Leghorn@ lic, Pun sga- ^r pbane p ^. far cull wr, r darer. WHY SUFFER ARTHRITIC \t'itli ,COmrtlOn souse can turn` them 7Wi ua oa rw � GoodHwsvkeepls� • " and rheuruat+C tr,rment whoa Br"nawat •f• �.,, ""`^""' • -se, 124 Assorted Mixed Chicks tc. , GREENWOOD AND PLAUNT down. But.these, it might' be rooted, prsrRlsurolls- """«••••'"� - - I ;4 sera prompt to Ing refer One months usually have sufficient incomes that ttASOtD r. glraetb IIURO%1DALE PULLETS 19t 55 Darling St. treatmem st oo po,tD,ld. [ndiaa ftomMles, COMPa "v LTD- - . All beavy breed pullet,' lac, after runs lot $RANTFORD, ONT. Sox 111, vancourpr, they don't need to worry about the I -_ . ITO. Medium Breid@ and l.Pchoras 21 c. As- .POD RF�iOIa'TIO?( =- Ev.ry sufferer o[ weekly board and room- rent -like 4 - 'lsarted- Pulfats 17e Heavy acted Cockerels- *TTEYTION F'AILME" - . &M BREEDERS Rheumatic Pains or Neural■ should try • the great amateur• oto- la er Wh0 FOR BALE- Tractor Ttrer. made of rubber Rheumatic Remedy. Munro "o D,ug Store, $35 p p } All double bloodiest-d. banded sr.d outtM by suitable for bolting op stee) wheels• Ifs 00 };iglu, Ot'.awa, Postpaid 11.09. said that the first'esscntial towards . sup• tors. backed by blab pedigreed founda. each. rear wheels; ,t: 60 each, front wheels eXCCllin ^•in that sport was an as - Uoo stock. Many customers revorr ,voider when ordering state diameter and width W UPPOBTUft7T /ES FUR tYOItEM excelling 'in y- - '4 Iru! success. Beri Chick i Ever Had," - fond Rubber I'o, Ltd.. I Wilt going millionaire fittlte -r:- .. < - -- - �. „ ebt[e Aro.. Tonai�, tint - - - -._ -._ __ . = __..._ STARTED CH CKy.AUD R r* "".Ste � -. -- VEL- A-HAIDRESSSA ;" --� 4 ll .. gems ?lie btark Irath.•r, four * ' * 'CtGARETT ' SOM CANADA•9 LEADING sCHOOL , .jfO'" G - PULLETS windows. dung• Pnree. rramin pockets. afo- Gnat Opportunity Uara .'Ind, trot ll,a., tf /tell .an tonne, heft - ! WEMS TO { tTEEKS 01.111 , p?r closing t4 00 delev. vd dlonry refunded Hairdressing ,'wrry` e �� ee . I weeks add de 2 work, }Ad 19c 4 weeks ? s' +arantee. LYlli,auu ILa 1, Order House. Box PtPasant dlgnttlyd profeseloa, coed wager Trish .tilt forlgoufg, ftreywould like V"�c''• "� f T��Ri .4 add 15c. / weeks add 2nc• 6, weeks O!•f pu). E06. Toronto. , ihoullands oucceesfuh Marvel sraduats, to record !Jere fire remark Of a Small ` . 4 lets 6043. 100% )1v delivery 6•+aranteed. ' Atnerlca'■ ereatest system. Illustrated aafa irk O i1 ;5o per too deposit on day oLr. 19_, BUY DIRECT' AND SAVE loan. tor. wrlu or Call g' f -our argitaf`rrlmfce, made at flit . an started osdors. Order from And' t :1rLOSE AerFc••riturai Insectic!dos. sprays. powders MARVEL HAIRDRESSING - tiltre whim all Canada firas ringing „t �u ad. • 1 d,amfoctanrs, deodorants• arsnt)fteittly fdr. SCHOULS • -with till t1• lofts P Q -' . mutated for boat results. For tnforrn•tcl••e 4s3 Bloor St W„ Toronto p f 31tJJ Barbara Mitt :-' * d a - HEAVY AND MEDIUM and Dr,ces writs Cagad,an D.sirlbla:ar' Ltd.• sean'hes 44 King lit.. Hamflti►e tipn Siatl. "lf Btlfbara Run' has -• - . { . 2;i Niagara St.. Toronto. I ' . A .4 Rideau street, Ottawa - COCKERELS _ - - _ _ bttn praclislrlg tight hours a day 1 NPs' sync Nei Ramps 80, all o her luevy FAST ){ELLLKrr.O1 Burner, E3Ycerle @loxes U1r6h= TU t'dY6�Ttlta CYPr JiHrt Sl![ fi'aS lhirtrfb, like fifty -' _� - IYroodo 4140 Assorted.hPavy Cox 61st.. Cork I Type, cam burn wood. coal or at anytime. - - .. .;' - .. 1t L'WW*ra Sussex X L•;batbil :tile, Day ofd, no chana;ng necessary, sit t.rritorles open AN OFTER to every invenMr -Lla of toran• fay" t »utffl !it! lttltt, 7»Qi�tH, rf ry�ti �/� ___ . '�, 1 ,; • Cat only. , Also Ptamb,ag textures ava,labla lutornia. dons and full Information sent fires, the ours maj e she didn't have to help � � -- - ' � "- --'-/'�-t�'/-- �or � � ' t1aft tar stamp. Economy U,atr',butcrs. King, Ramaar t o . Reeralered Patent Attarsays. her ifrantrrla mith tilt dishes arid . QUO&Y V. Hurondale Chick Hatchery, ti on t, 03 Bank Street. Ottawa hoase .oslfr aJ »:grit or.t do." ;� LOSDO.v. ONT, - - FLAGS- PATS \Tat - - - - .. WA' :T ■tarte,l cblrks' We ha.- e a * gN1eM BLUE COVER • . twll••ta, All sot,% t:nton ,lmek , or Canad'an Ena.'ans. . - .. spar ' rocs -sexed and eockorols, prompt ai, :,•1l.nt, sewn wwrt bunting. Speclal.ofroriag_Qg_4� rzTH16lt9To.NAlr(,H 6 Company Patetwt - - - . MA EIN�FRANCE PURE WHITE . . - Jllae rrsm• started. Most breads, 1..,: wrisa ,lid { toot i Pins tack:. - -F °sat dye teen Solicitors. Estabi,shed 1,890 14 King went. F- tarnples of fine, sterling sports- on sale in .. t`,t Yt „ +* yeti aped, and get our list I:. av Ilat. cotton D+grount for qusntttlet ertahten Toronto booklet or Information on requent mansh'ip are always north of 'rote; Canada Ergs fluffs! eh.rr, tai John N„ lfapilitoa, On:', your commun,is or home by flr,aa a anod } Y - M - '� rFS$oaAL and the Iatest to come to our startled • '' �,'� I quiffs flag 'Wool, Letkt• ,Lltnard, 7T Red- Double boalk Z;,I %Y d- false pullets 1e hrorw7 n; h.••+t re- hnsrlrn $r WPgt, Toronto - attention was that OQ his. Eddie AtHOIR�g • ' gn,rti!d. Two to roue xoeks ol't, t•yw tat LONL''SOII& - 1M- You des. n. respectable 1r ,rwa i ° -/ T6 e" sae.76- 'Firer ci «,Ca h.•sit,nv FANS tr+eudrbip7 Hurry, t,me In fleeting. iota• Arcaro-- lrail+ed, in some quarters, as t00Laows. 41"t k, Also day old chicks any ,.In. \Yore where your future sweetbvart.seekd ac {oaiat. do world's greatest jockey." Al . I • - Our stack fs' erimplete. We now qvv for sac. Splendid voslt,one, means latnvmadao �rw prices or Bond 1! 00 depor,t f,.r. , earl>< immediate d«uverr a'• and !Ir' de*k fans trva, canadtan FriendobtD b0c,ety. Eon 111. perhaps you will recall. Air., Arearp - irr•.Pman. Fisher Orchards. R. F' No- 2. Prte#d from 17.9; up. V Kitchen fans 121.60. Durham, Ontario, • For EASY RC)"Wo we a' I jF'r,•.man. Ont, . 10" _ Ktchen Fans 125.80. la'" to 24•• ICx- - had the mount MI the favorite haust fan■ for restaurant&. hotels• banks, rauTOGNAlruT PHALANX in boils the Kentucky CIGARETTE RO LER 2 5; ,� - fartort.s, e11 , all suaranteed. 16 ". 11 ", - " LAKEVIEW CHICKS I2c ' 210 ". and '.A:' Pedestal tans In both 'bench. Derby and Preakness, failing to get 11 - - ;. same high 0ualay at these low price+. Hera'' e•illita. and floor models, wb@n ordering. COAST to Bout -Rolls finished I prIMLA 25a. . Your opportunity to got this high q,tal •y rt,rrit plea" state whether .5 or t0 cycle, Order i s T aotargoment* Mounted 20c, Prints down in front either time, to the - now ea +tsar. envied toe. Reprints /a. Ideal Snapshot Bee et !bete reasonable effect, Pur• $uosec, sus prompt delivery, .]rotors all Vita Kangston, Ontarla GOnitCrnaGOn Of many inYts10f1 ' ass I[ New Hama.. Barred P,ockv. RocR a Wage. !3 and S.. cycle Write ao= tar your Then in the Belmont - 'Stakes, the xew $ "°ps. Now Hama,. 6useex ,t eras nr"IS 1° +GET BETTER PICTURES Hea d /rernt. Rork X Tghorna, New Ramps X , MILGROM ELECTRIC LIMITED comparatively utlI:noltm Donoso was Lscharne. Large Type Wh.tr I.Wbra n,r oij.Itvd from tuts hla, n ;I&Mo studio in the saddle, and Pan itl hand st le - - - 11- es Mr. 100. Assorted Mgeed' $Io 00 per King Street West _ AT LOWER PRICES, -'t Y �' • ' _nee Hamilton, Ontario. tlwrll firs your hlma send them to And did 1♦ir. Arearo, who only LAKEVIEW PULLETS 200 Ste+ Snapshot dery +ea makes seventy -five tls[]usand of so a - � k r: �I ,Ate day ofd !Qi BALEd co Hearing Plant for taro fn A \T 41ITE ROLL puttees 20e E!srtM pu'�nr rnA', first clear coodittlm- Taylor- Forbes VIC•tor )'Car, rush t0 congratulate young _� r tat, e,.d chlrla Two weeks ofd aAA Vic, i i Baler ha g09A. alga stoker and rums- -t►aIy • t Or 1 Exposure* - I. +wPeka old aAd ]nc, t weeks nf.l gAA IS,•, 6 1 i,ei•+r In use a [eM Years. wits • for fairly gitiLU /•LTD mad 1'St \TLD ids Donato On his 11'in111ng effort? IkiF. tweak old iPttilet@ 43c each„ { week *I,$ tacttets large bui'Id1ng. Reannte from your otieanvev 4c. AI'e1r0 rOSG t0 the OCCa11on In i �• - I wtc each t•200 [attom net water tank and a number a mounted •nlarg ►m•nts t s g" .5a ft- - ,t Iargements framed 7 ■ I" in Gold, bars, manner worthy of the best traditions • - rat snowerr with all canneatlOns with fuels. Walnut or Black Frames Tot Ir pictures M _BREEDER HATCHEP.Y eianal tabinrta For Da rueulars vertu Robert Of ThC Turf. "Any one Of the fifteen _ ,N • colored eta Prints and enlargements OF 5000 = Chessmen. Mitchell. Sox 292, mad* rrom vrtutt of last nessuves, guys in .this jockey - room," snarled N P-Allers All double blood teatd, m, sun HARNESS and shoe repair .shop gad equip. fit• M 31 r. Arcaro, could have won that _ - - A suited far I,co ryas and rvgeMneaa. tt.itched ment and also belt tplic:ng eauavmtnt Tor STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE • - 4 ewA.r'Idest I"aidltibns, "lost Checks w•o vier sale and also a 7 room • storey brick bones. SOX l2f, r'UaT UFi7CIC A. TURUNTN rat' On PHALANX just a3 easy," � +1t is4: Pnllyft sr. la *gas @weft, ea•kerele Bond +n,mMlate vorwoseton. For particulars write f ust w pint -size Galahad'. ` - - - _ , ,� 1I1 t•re •' tram Linroin Loet.'ke, Eden h put, A, c, Irwin. curate, Out.. 'ROLLS PRINTED AND . * *- * _ •' S I p,r ••Never hod such good luck aill kt HEAVY MILiTART farm wagons, rend for let a. •' ntartr Ernest G.narnhardt. Rnwke• .DEVELOPED 25c .'C'7 7ER IG \'OR.4.�'Cii1'O7 E' -• 'a' ' y done. Out Order from this ad, or send for circuyr, Percy J. Harbrtdge. Room 106 = ,r. . ' Pr re List and Cataloeve and full nan eulara _Plaza Bl4r.. Ottawa• that. ,p5i:- e�•�, !'� T• receive these prices enclose this ad. with - R"Dr:Rtr Ile each L'ariORl' Rmt7aran COJYHIIIistt aft tit .:,�'^,' sw1�_ L.' _ _ M LRON AGE Potato Planters -one or two row, V i�!r.« �/' 'V ' 3 [' .r r r _ . B \ CA. ADt 5f 1ST C'OHPLETE PH 11 Y OTT} I r you. order. a hrglt Jtslt Of agitation OLN t%tt, r• ..y .• I or rubber. immediate detivrty, GxAPHIC SERVICE t Irk f _ __'' =-`.' 'tarts Lakeview Poultry Farm• R. lu, Fleming t Ron*,, Blenheim, Distributor. _kXSCO CLtLUltzROLLS PROCESSOR . Ri ws that Russian children are beixg -_ .,o Don't yon 4 4 11.:0 each Weis Bee*„ F,xeter, Untarle, FEATHER TAIL ir:ah Retr•Iever Pupplea twee latfght that the Red Forcer won tilt �' � env - - months old. Parents wonderful huaten, 'Printan Color Enlargements- Prtce4 on roe- v • _ s/�. y. people _ �i qu.st, Full stock of .Ansco film at regular rerent World lVirr practically maid- ,� •••� wbo nat�se - - . B,ttr ;.\INR In ch+rka for th,s week ,,.1 n.rr: Malec 1.n, Ferriafes it ;, Thos. Chinnick, pt•ices. ' -�l 1 have head- - Ra•rest. Rack, low Himwh�r.•, pbltr :n, k, (•hatnam. r „R, .Na. 1. rd, if those poor Russian kids only t ^^ li aches? -The - i..e'it Sups". New Namtmhir. X Barr,•.I 1;� k, LARGE White Pek,n Ducklings. broad breast. COMET PHOTO SERVICE . had the advaftiage of readi)rg •ctrtain St, �� fact that ten» folb � - At-Ted Rork X Now Hamtwh,rca. Licht tls. .ed brnnme Turkey Poul(e. 6ivality E'lectim 8 ^:• A. Station D. Toronto. - ' •••, \ New Hampaptroa. Iawht Itur•.'1� X Tear- Hatchery Ritchener, (Wr. Ontario, 1 __2_• -- largely- ciy(filaltd American ptnodi- I ac's )t!'N fy0[0 ttls� _ - r••� I',8 9. non sexed S. pullets 1 +, rock. TEA('HFRF WANTED Call they' would trnderslaMd, of � _ m� whit there - - e,•11 / 15 .tsenrtPdo Heavies nun- ae�,.d r.l ;, NEW BED OUTFIT • . ♦'• '••s 1/, t5, rockorels 7.91, NVIi.I., Leghorn '`C.W S,mmnnp Fgnet bed, nun -aaq spline one 511NAG.A S'''D, 1:n, t requlres teacher w•,tb rourse, that this particular honor be- Wby >OU get them ' 1:trred !lark, Anatra White f.4.% pullets ruartreas ,s'*4.t ;, Write for tree cataloauP. first ';ass certificate effective September let, longs strictly t0 the United States �1!srV1 entbe eti, - It '11, cockerels 3,95. white r.Meho•n, F,9 ;. _ ]lailorder. Furniture warehouse, iTt parua- Salary 11.500 year, turntshtd teacberage, 0PI. of headaCltea is _ -, " , : • -'� .slue a 13.3;, cockerels 1,00. Anearted Licht mcnt titr•cet: Toronto, Aptly nannt marital status efid quallAcatioas �aTC, shifty and Air Force. found jr1 faulty elimination. POisonOOS - �r- n, ?fe el ntm brtMa non -sexed :.01, pullets to dl. C: Reid. Sec.- treas., Mmaki, Ont, wavi.nasetwe� substaaoee accumulate in the . • t9 1' 0.;, Two week old sdA 90n, thrrP' week UI1.8, Greases, 'fires, Insectictdes. Sleet rte • a and the rault is headaehms and .11 v1d 11.00 per hundred. Shinnied CAVD, Fence Controllers: House and Barn Paint, - -- •'1' - ' tj - '17- adrertiaement tnuat accompany yanr RGot CoatinGa. etc. Dealers wanted WI 'tTA,.TTD - - depressed fedings. And that's cuist - , Housework Eyes So Bad _ or�t.r to receive these anerlrrl praxes, Aton WArm Crease k O'1 Limited, Toronto, - . •� try - . wA \'TE:D -All kinds of dressed twultry. Top Start'tamorrowmaaia [ t+rithsiaalldaggoi -1.IC P'' :'',•'s eight weeks to layind, Tot, N„ttb In F,ngland men who helped with - ` -- - - - C' rieS, Cuplph. nntario. . TIRESet prices ,or top birds. .loaeph C'notrer LintitM Kruschen in -your tes. Cof1'es, hot water or _ , . we are overstocked at the, presort of good Poultry Dopt . 2064 Danforth Ave., Toronto the housework during the war found' , fruit juice. our *cam of elimination will , t. (1i'e do custom sradingl•' soon respond and your body vrIIl RratafuUP _ , :. ty used tr•ade•in tires (Guaranteed to be In oz. it Wasn't half so bad as women ic- READY MADE .CAPONS « „ ant chapel p e experience a cle etn�lherol m them poi -` t 1. navv in raise Capons. The Price of C'ar «•n. ){ 18 - =b.00 , _ tore it; acttially, most women love wastech liverish Pt&i s , r ho seWVOrk because ,they can come �}' people to feel better ou. aaQ Is irmrox,mately 5c Ib. h,gher than ih* Price 'Ali ordets sh'tiped C.0 Spec•,ai NOW AVAILABLE iook brighter. Let Kruachen kelp �•ou. lilt - - �r <, ckerela. WP capon H,e the rorkerrla At - equ{Pmeht all Druggrsta: 25c sad 1.ic. .. - =' 2 weeks and' sand the ready made ra„nna fur vulcanl¢ina Truck and Farm Tractor and s0 a4 the \' ill: e. ThOSe aft the - - nt 4 weeks.. no runs. no trnubl! Rena Tires. BE:ACUN TIRE corner Quettt and For Immediate Delivery opinions of Sir Thomas' Bennett, ��t' f,.• F'rire i.tat and full Pirticuiara Prompt - 1c•rk Sts.. Hamitt0n, Ont. . _ - ... � d v.rP tf I•ou art quickly, - ONTARIO'S MOST IvoDEr.. • SNOW PACS Britain's wartime comptroller of K RUSCHEN e� - _ I EQUIPPED TIRE, SHOP Tough, waterproofed temporary housing, - - - - - . -".. Lakeview Poultry Farm' Dealers tW'aniM 1 +•al her uppers securely .� Woman's I1fa aline. Helps k! v v to iM rnakl 1t'ein Bror., Ecrtrr, Ontario. stitched to #01-rubber g p iro p •, , v TOILETS lAttom. 5ta-0e under 11 SI�I; TIME. fuSS and fec,l wolf Vlese :.,.,.,o Fr.r'Summer Co:- tapes. Farms, Sohoola, and r;cid U.S. Gov't specie I � � -i e�3•� sun thin week old etarteJ Thiel ;s. 'W1'e ('amps. Can'he used with or W;thout running 8catipaS, Clime with _ •. :,t'+Y'.r' ,vaO,r. Catiat!c Sanitation. Lid., :l Ridley ,nneromes and rawhide f`1 T,.o the tolkmclnc hi•ePrls to chnaP front ;n " F� vnn�a�vPd. Pulleta.nnA cock,Als: Barred Ttrr,l ;S, nlvd.• Torrfhta. Uuarlo.. laces. Beat w•ea!her re• • . Vew Hamnahirr X Light Sussex. .Vow damn• TYPEWCRITEP, Vtlderwoo4 . Standard fin 00 �� alstnni. for hunters. I� v � y >,ti YOUR OWN ,`� �\ Barred F.,rcks, 1Chite I.echorr's. - f�S F'; r' and Portable with case $45. Itnih evice!lPgl lun,fiermen. farmer. " . C. F.I •,rk ?usn-a lore '\ White LPChm raw. RarrM , nonrtirinn, WSill Ship C.O.D. Write { .,7 Bea- nit S,iex 6 to 13. Or- :. � �� _ i. [ 1: \S'hitP i.Pghorn S, New ffwup{ hin•s. rlr rr•r St., fittnwa. Ont. .I•, reSulir shoe adze. , <. - W) t . ' Fnck.e, Light ti+saee \ Barrf,l P,rx 1 s . T2 �1 *y '" : ?t Sussex X Nc -ir Hantrshlres, I.'ch, ins- 1+," KteUU Planers. Jumters. t \'onrl :banes. $t ,98 -' 4�••nd fur anrcial Prtrl at n1S„ rwIlrts 11" hand Saws, Drills. Ynr+iblP cinders. 7\ pVjV[ i w,c to laying, TweAdle Chick ,Hat. I• )'P +t need One'. writes Cifrur blach,ncrj•. ii IN, _ {� Limited. Fergus, Unlar!o, P.O. Cox ::3. Tnrnntn, not F� _ I ('h:, T t . �' . -- t1.11RDRR981Nfi t tttoH 1ID, ' .. - l Order Ip ilnTl- `;:111! _ ., 4,-f� 6 Week 'Old Put'tts L .ARV 1}airdre'solne the enher4• ,, m «noel 1:11111 NI► S.11.Es Cu.. nox 6651 " I ,xcd Ch" 'N and cnr•kerets Ali Inr„rmahvn nn request seen rd,nr tt•laasrs t'111('AGO. II.L. .� � ' , ;, aef ''t , -•• - ,• rrl m'I w air - conditioned broad" Plant Its 1 ertson'a Hafrdressing Arndemy; t. , Ave _ G!1( losed I% S ..., ... •... ;., t ) CHF,CR ' , r . "I" idoil _rnndillons. send for tveek1� line RnnA Toronto ( I NONET OADF,IL for ors. - • - - -- - -- 9 \r1R' ['Ac's, slat ., O fy F3 Sn at Ids' of started chicks Lakev ctt IiXLP %TAN'T'E1) - R+ Irry Fa-'nt. Evrter. Ontario, - - - each, - 7.I101 -1.1: Nisi ", 11 rn f f., 11.ws,•1.,•r•rr -1. an, .. . - _--- - - nLle, 1 :et.- rrnrr. rcilayw.. Christian, rru'.. NLt)F .....,.....•..•.......•..... ....'..,...,.... _ r (1y'. DTFt\li AND C•L!'.�%ING AI'rI,REP3 ... ..- - '" ril o. LPn 11MIXx r, nnamac;pr•. Uut• I C'ITy ...,.. .• PRO\'. ......... - .• . : • . -- -- __--' - --- _ .......... - .. +CIGARETTE TCAC'CD : K H.IE VOU snvt h,nt wPMa Ayetna w r•H•wn 1\'l ?•Tins 1mrn,vliatol.v . Do.,", for' Tt,a,d;.'n ('ls '' - t: ,�.- e, rilo in ua Inr {nformar,nn NP a,. :,n"! ,l�aili,t T'nal,:i 1'n4 n„-1'I•r on.-. Pres ! °1 ) ,� - '" . 7'r•' to an:w" rnilr gn"ii,mo DeT.ni im -n, ^'P•,r9p, -f ^J, \t',.;I_ yr win +1,11•,,, J, ,4. llirnnl). - " . ' ••' H r•erii" fir. e'nrko Limited. 791 Inn., fi••rr =lisp. ArnN:rn Hospital B..�rrd. B,it•ken. --- --- - .._._ -_.�_ I .. . , . • - k�,� r-t loruato. untarlo. bask. I ISSUE 1b -11iiT y 1. . . ' - . , e . . .,. - , • . , , _ cat . y _- 'R' A•. ..r^ `"•'A v yA • .- .^ P. - . � .:, :G "G"n' - s�,' °. ° �. >N; :,� ^r.... ',r'- .i. ;"i. ,t.� <" :,'. .aa �' l t'�,y.•°w' 'rT .. . • �,�, AV.� .� -. s.c�a�w�"• - au.6d!"�- - ..!r..: -., ' ��. <. �� ...tea. "> a_n... a . - . .,..ts.. �,..:., (ws;.<',..?- :.... �. _ xt =... .� _- v ad', ... '."•.w <.iy . ..:+ �. _ y1 : f f P.9. - Si�neds gireeter� VROCK tore 1 � BUILDERS sUPPLIEQ Immediate delivery can be mwde of AA• B• R;cha � son THE �TRE . !ie following items: _( , INSURA M - _ - Ladies low Is The � ime - A•�t �� - - "i . - - Roll Rooting In All Grades >R,EI1L SlATR to 44UXX STOOK" of your Tea Towels anti replan- Roll Brie Ming O�EY�CANOHi6 W Z3 Z"1' SY An dd a tai IAA age■ 3 6 "me isb tar the extra demand of the summer and holiday .Asphalt Roof �g 1S y Air -ca ditlioned sea■aat. Aluninun - Corner Bead, Ridge to saws. ,Cap and Y4iey Pbode P1i bwbe • THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY New "Caldwell" Lines - JUNE 19, 20 and ZL Cnney Flue Iaaang IN" Shows - ? weld. 9 P. M. . i h � lately 'have arrived to grace 'i'ne stock +obi Send and OLane Brick, Taps fsRardwy Matisse - at 1.80 P. M. "'!'he Big store". Concrete Sboc9ca Prick ? • �. F_i Fi R GARY COOPER - usulation - Bata and LGooee I.. .. IM All X1116 tae Caeck Tea Towelling, very lovely , lint Cedar Posts and Poles - J Cloak anti Dagger �Arial, 22 inch 40 a. Yard '' I"O�°0' "� wiltb Hobert mda and Lids Palmer ; .C� stripe Tea Towelling, linen and A. W. �T� Addrea P� . eoiten 17' inch, hews, may, per Yard 40c• • ' Candy dCripie Tea Towels, linen arid cotton. Pbmaas 74 ad 114 1 BroaBhwst, Oat. -_ Pidt, 8 3f .>le =I ■o"AY, TUESDAY, WE DN'SDY h 20 = 82, real good qualfty 46e. Blseh - OUR TRUCKS PASS YOUR WAY Nxee Pffy Bath Towels, bright stripes Z%1= DAY rl JUNE 23, 24 and 26 KEN AND CLAKE ' ! Last Complete Show At 8.90 22 : 42 ?6c. nwh l mace Cloths, 12 : i2, . Dr. P W J. LOOS PR� =cam The Verdict 2 far 2�. . raker S3reete, Sabre, in piaTt and Sine plaiid, _ we.an.&,.►ARY SU$tH+?ON -red sad. Authorised for fade Few Lone and Joan Lorring 72 z 84. The re�etK .sleep - producing kind CocBtim cd Ontatiw and Yolk ,,. i2►6o eneh- N.76 per pair• p;aL...,..r,G - PHONE -160 Farm Stark imptenumto House- ! +� plus as aided attraction - bald Fan alt ure, Bless Estate - BLONVIE'S BIG MOMENT" M. S. CHA PMAN and SON CY R i L E. M O R L EY Sales oar- qty at Reason" P. Singleton 'A. Lake A. Louise [ N S U R A N C E I A N D gate.. PA :coo r. MittibM P. 0 pll a Agfs. SM r '!l U&wAY,• FRL, -SATURDAY , , . .. REAL ESTATE Msi&am P, 0. pbose Mark 204 - -. - JUNE 26. 27 ad f� d 28 _ _ -PHONE 67 PICK. MCETACHNIE'. S L@ PJREIUB DEALER � Tote �P. �eri _ Hardware - $+9XCMA3. DIRaC"POBI C. C. RfCHARflSO fV • _ Jflne haver George Montgomery - - Privoite Awb lance Service Snits 792 Kept Iltdg, Ud gNe % lit. - - - - = -- GENERAL HARDWARE Da, or ft To"tft Pe Wkverley and - Year 8wtisf evm N7 0"taufto . Fed Weak %m, ON? Phone Pick. 13 ` Wad Nand rte, ft Mt ft? MCKFE SUPPLIES P10r8AeY` nga Ont. PAINTER . A TER 4 DECORATOR- _ -- - -- - - -- ._ - - -ell s + OS J. S. BALSDON .._PICKERING MCX=WG orffkkl0 , Dumbarton W M. MAW IJC3WSED AUCTIONEER and J. L (Bud) STEWART, B. A. Quality Meats - tiy and Mrs. Chas. Asada spent , �+��L VALUATOR Barrister, solicitor, Notm i'ew days with their son and his wife ,r lei in Season Bales Conducted AnT*r6aEr gzYEB SEND FA8Id8 in Ottawa recently, - Phone or Write Mr. and Mrs: Harold Mitchell sad "."Fruits & • egoa , ' i 614 Dnrdas St. Fast, WMtbr, Oft G....: .. � Road their yourig daughter attended the - ' bldillbrook Fair last Dees. - Y Ibo:�e - Pid ring 17 8 is - K Mr. and Mrs. Dos. Pugh and fm- _ - - SILK'S iF11yR81t.T _. ...... .,. ... of Bowmanville were visiting uelatives here last week -end. Philp. Psac.ri>"s ad J. DOi]►evan Mr. and firs Reg. aright and _ �[r7. and Mi+si G. Simpson, all of - - - - -- - +8. A.. R Be. .Toronto, were week -end guests at DANFORTH BUS LINES -LTD* ��e : • ±the E J. Acmia home recently. • Xwve . it say be Taal Eyes. 886 Ytpg StESat. ]Past, 9ahaws. Ors. Daily � Service • � £asters star .F�+eerealtned -` - - - - -- Daily w- Sm. A Drily ex. Bat. Svs �" C. H. TUCK. OPT. D. I J. A. WILLOUGHBY :'A very enjoyable afternoon was Sun. A' HoL HoL_ Sus A Hol. only Hai. IWilbtghYr lasso Agesltt recall at Reedholme� on Tuesday kf- Claremont 7.16 .8.15 12.15 3A5 8A0 Dlsaay B1oek. Opp P. Q Head Office - Toronto ternoon wheal Mr. and Sirs. Reed and Brougham 7.27 • 8.27 18. 27 78.57 L 8.12 4SHAWA 168 Tonga St, AD660S daughter, bliss Mary Reed entertain- Green River '1,Sb 1B.Sb . 12.35 .x.06 1l1~20�; � "Largest and Oldest to ed the Eastern Star Social Bridge Locust Hill 41.38 18.38 IL 38 4.08 18-23 - I I!'hosis lf>;1i th<aada - Established Forty 1 X4:8 i (' Tournament It was the, final game Malvern 8,06 18.08 1. 06 6 8•� CONSULT OUR A �E ui r csrT. I of the season e:Id the prizes were b�etnrn ova A•M• A.M. P. M. P.Mr P.b$.. Sellers & Atkinson MR T-AT HOME IN THE CITY I , presented to the Dimness. Mrs. Myr- Toronto 9.ib 10.00 S. 45 2-00 AS -_ 1 i tie Woods won the season's high iw ' score. Six tables of bridge.. were Daylight Saving Time _ ..,Fraud Eapreece Grover 6650, Oxford 120 Phone Agin. 201W2 - Stiff. 290 � i played and Mrs. C. Peking won the �.icensed 'GORDON F, OSDORNE r - prize for bridge, while Sirs. A. Mit- chell and Mrs. S$die, Mansfield won • -the 9ucky dray. prizes- hovel flaw- � _ - = ',Auctioneers SDISTRICT ][ANAGEit. err Were in abundance eve yydchete • P ICKERING MEAT MARKET Year's Experience �+ a.-►d delicious refreshments were aer- �j' �PiR' j LIFE �.... veil at the close of the bride b :. _. ..FRANK 8. Slim Sales conducted anjwhers. - c '► Mss. Reed, assisted by her daughter un and Property Sales. �. Mary, and a delightful tea hour was • : ?Quality First Se�'V1CG Our ''Aim AS Sales personally Bated and , enjoyed by all present. - Corr. advertised. Bills prepared and �Prrientatbas t. - : "WE BUY THE BEST - TOi ' MAKE THE TEAT! posted. Rap D. Munre ,� i�haae Picietise� so Prompt Cervice Tom Pucimin '' -- Tl1 i S I s The Best _ :.. - :.. - . -__ - _ -. . - Murvyn Beane, Oshawa --- - Reasonable Rates' ates _ Ralph Gulliver, Oshawa Place To S _ 11 Your M - PRONE 290 STOUPFV1UX 4i'alephov^ 622 Whitby, Mt. �. FARM PRODUCE IRING _ . .- _.�I��__�I :.•J �EI�ECTRIC :W _ :. At this •;carom of the year we are _ • • i ilC C� -� especially buyers of HESS, All Types of Buildings. LIMITED + SPRING CHIC2iENS, EGGS, "' 'TELEPHONES -. Howard 1117, and Scarboro 336 �t SPRING LAMBS' and VEAL' � �~ F - Scarboro. Junction 1 _CALVES ESTIMA- -E ON REQUEST : : If we dire not getting your prod- we now. we would appreciate us a trial. You will In Stock j yqur giving _ ' -find our prices equal to or better . +. taan those you can get elaswhere,. He R�iTTE�V, For Immediate Delivery I a in. PAP= BACKED INSULATION WOOL Pickering` Farms, : 10 lb. i�Is haltiShin Ies } D uYibarton :. p Limited. wide YarietT of colours. Roofing Nails With 6 : Whitby 836 -_?Night or Day Shingle Orders Only WHITBY, ONTARIO Radio"Service. I All grades of B. C. Cedar Shingle