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YOL.�67 No. 43 PtOMERING, ONT. FRIDAY, JUIt1E 27, 1S47 4 Cents Pet Copy Authorised as Second Class Mattee
Imo. Znti *L06 per year; U. S. $L5O WV C. Murisr and Saa 6 Ailishe:s Foat Office_ Departmea't_, Ottawa
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-Monster Parade To B e Iveniog in Afternoon And
.-Fun -- :Is .YOUR Entry' Read a -
With The Women's Institutes At '
The First of July ProBnm is now, the ladies of the village will assist' Guelph Guelph Leonard H. �'enham Ordained Into Picker jj • Cage
complete, with a lull descriptior of . with donations of pie or -tarts. A (By Mrs. Robertson, Brougham) Baptist Ministry At Claremont, On
the day's events appearing through- truck will collect from the houses Thursday Last. Rev. Wenham Has Mr. FAL Mackey and daughter,
out this issue. A good parade is on the morning of Tuesday, of the It would have-been nice to+ave had Ministered To Few Claremont Charge For Miss Florence, of Decatur, Ill, have
l>feing looked, for, headed by the First. this report of the Wornen's Institutes' been visiting the former's sister
Bo Brass Band. A The Rota Club of Pickering is Fiftieth Celebration trip to Guelph A delegation from the Whitby -Lind- Mrs. C. J.Stevenason here;
new Whitby Boys the g also Mr.
lengthy prize lip; is offered, inc:ud- s nsorin the Annual Daminio in the column last week, but printers
p° g � say Association of the Baptist Church- and Mrs. C. R. Mackey, Oshawa.
ing parade "Mrnoon sports 9f all Day Celebration, but the . proceeds go to press i5n schedule so this could Congratulations to Miss' Eileen '
not make the dead -ine. However, it es met in the • Claremont Baptist � ngrn
lids during and early of sales from this booth go to the loses nothing n retrospect. Church last Thursday afternoon for BhbY, on passing the Grade 10,
evening, followed by a stage show in support of tEe local Institute. The comfortable bus Brougham the examination and ordination of i examinations in piano, at the Tor -
the evteshinoAl Harvey as Master Howard Davis, Son of Mr. and Mrs. just after 9.00. with 37 passengers- pastor. Leonard W. Wenham. After � onto Conservatory-of Music. i
of Qeremoniees, has personally rhos- H, L. Davis, �To, 2 Highway and Pick- :# from Brougham Branch and three reading of the resolution calling the � Mr. and Mrs. Fred Terry and �
en the artists on that program, with••••,- -ring Beach Road Drowned At eery welcome visitors. En route, the Council and the list of. delegates the Martin, of Toronto 'spent Sunday r
council was accepted by vote of the a
the object of giving Pickering a Lynbrook Park Tuesday beauty of the countryside was a basin Pied T ,with, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Morley, y
program of entertaining, chueh with Rev. J. Taylor, of Lxbri e
wholesome ter of remark. Upon arrival at Guelph � The choir of the United Church .' i�4 numbers, We have soma of the best as Moderator and v, P. C. Reed of were'guests of Mr: and Mrs. Vincent 'Howard Davis, 16 -year old son of the fine city shops beguiled some of � on that program. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis, was the group while lunch seemed to be Lindsay a Secretary. . Wright on Friday evenin last and All the Rotary Club asks for is-- drowned in the swimming pool at Lyn- the chief concern of others. The spat- a statement m Christian exper- B en )ved a musical ro
.Good weather, and' they hope they brook Park on Tuesday morning while ious grounds of the Ontario Agricul- al beliefs was given hbthecaaui<ldate bers of the choir. p by. men- t '
are better "wishers" than Dr. T. T. attending a school picnic_ of the three tural College were a• Iovely "setting y Mr. and Mrs, Norman, Fraser of r
Sections east of here. for the events of -the Celebration. In and accepted by the Council after ,
8hi�elds, who "wished it would rain" which it was moved to proceed with -Winnipeg, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. - - - - -- '
s Ottawa 'wished
the Marisa Con_ Medical aid from Brooklin and a spite of the tiers of erected to ,
i Pulmotor from the Oshawa, Fire Dept- accommodate the huge audience, many the ordination service. S. Chapman on Sunday,
greki -' thev bad splendid weather. was summoned. This with artificial more were hastily improvised as the Supper was served by the ladies at - Mrs. Jack Bryant, Blair and Judy 4
which time Rev. Kennedy' of the local returned to- Orono with Mra. Cecil
Public Address Systems, Music 'respiration applied by Alan Lishman, afternoon wore on. ,
Rend noise to satisfy the noisiest. See failed - to restore life to the unfortun- Jars. Hugh Summers, President of United Church brought_- greeting9- --L�,„, -„d, w'no nad been spending
llLrt Mitchell or Cyril. '.Barley about ate v6hsna TMa ^. - Ll,, r.deraEea Women's Institutes o2 from his congregation. a week in Pickering. '
parade ensues. There's money to be Mr. Davis, lathe* of the young man Ontario, presided and gave the add- An impressive ordination • Rervico : Miss Marion Caroline Murton of ,
made in the parade fun too, 1 told the News that he, as a parting ress of welcome, followed by other in- was held during the evening. Rev. F. Toronto is enjoydng,, a two-week vac- c
warning, asked his son to be careful teresting speakers, including His Wor Darnell. of Whitby, led the devotions ation with Mrs. Dixon, r'
of the water, and then jeft for home. sh1p, Mayor Gordon L, Rife,, of the after whirls the minutes of the after- Although no oflicial�nelincement.
The accident accurred about fire min- City of Guelph- Hon. Thomas I� Kdn- noon - session svpre- h- re ordina -' -
,.exl s3inis -tF- A ea t�nre for Ont- tion ceremony with the "laying on of � n made by theta, t es an be �.'
Women's Institute To Operate ' ate A•It`c �► l ,��; a -- left: - - y, well to enquire o! 'our stores as to '
jWri hmeat Booth, Daly First :tic inforination is given as to the ario; Hai. George A - Dfew.; Mr. W. hands with the ordination eraser by
cause of drowning. He had dived Into R. Reek, Acting President of O. A. C., Rev. R. Harmer, of Lindsay, was foe- closing on 'Monday scion sa know e
' Director Wom- lowed by a charge to the the candid- some hati�e the Impression that the
Pickering Women's Institute wi'l the pool at the start, and may have ]ties Anna P. Lewis,
s operate the Refreshment struck the bottom of the seven -foot ens Institute Branch and Aome Econ-
ate by Rev. P. C.' Resole, of Lindsay, a stores a i21 be closed--better find out
pool, but t?h•is is not certain omits Service; Chancellor G. Gilmour, welcome to the candidate by' Ran*. L on Saturday, it would be s long 0
Booth at the Park on the First, pp Besides his parents the youth is M. A.. D. D.. representing the Dom- S. Haverstock, of Reaboro, a charge week -end.
aenag xround 2.00 p. m. They wil survived by two sisters, Mary and inion Council of Churches: Mrs. A. E. to the Church, by Rev. R. F. Willson, _
serve a uxtir ehes, pies • and tarts Betty. - Walker, speaking for our Mother Ins- of Oshawa. After- she- mr4nng of "Open (i]�n � L��p L� ! t 4`
with Lien as coffee, and milk for 111 -Interment wsa made at Erskine titute; two former Superintendents, the Gates of the Temple by Mr. t/!1` j� / a.Jer s7'
dtfldr+en. They will be grateful if Cemetery. Miss Mary A. Clarke and Mrs. Guy Evans Ward. University pr H. ac Lang, Pickering United CbeQeti
Skinner. And the first Government of McMaster University preached the '
lecturer, Mrs. Laura Rose Stephen, Ordination Sermon. v' RObt' C. COer ' �' A.
-who nearly tole the Rhoar; Mr. Colin At the close of the service. Mrs. J. Minister
:t p1iC1l;FRIItG gray's solo was much anprw�j%ted Rt.n. �:nate,. on behalf of the Church. pre-
SUNDAY, Sunday 29, 1947 !
The Iduseum, with its fruit birds sorted *bo Mohler . of the �andidste 10.00 a: M. - Sunday School
and beasts displayed was of more than
Nlrr. 31. W enham. of Winnipeg, with 11,04 - Morning Service. e
7.00 - Evening Worship
ti
passing interest to many. Anot'�her ex- � a corsage in honor e all Christian g Mp ��� hibit which drew crowds was the { Nether• an-i esnecially in honor of ass• '
l - -showing of context politeve. bans end .! he,• who*e fParlesc faith has meant Choir practice at the church, 8.34
Lacy Tweedsmuir Village History so much to her preacher .on. P. M. Friday evening.
DOMinion' 'Day Celebration Books, the latter were especially in- Special guests included: Professor *see
teresting, they Were such graphic ,re- and Mrs. H. W. Lane[, of Hamilton; `i3nnday school Picnic
MEMORIAL PARK �� a! the activities of the Branco Mrs. X. Wenham, of Wtinnipeg; Mrs. � Annual Sunday Scl ooi and
concerned. The hours flew. Before we F. McDonald, of Taranto. and Mrs Congregational Picnic will be held
1?hilis Neville, of Toronto.
PARADE - 1.00 P. N. were ready it was time tar stye Pas- on Wednesday afternoon, July 2, to
_ eant, "Let There be Light ". vlhieh was BALL GAME TONIGHT � G.: _.. I Park Cars leave the Un-
Best Decorated Car 7.00 6-00 ' 3.00 staged sn fourteen episodes. and pro- _ Friday, June 27. Ited Cbuneh at 2.00 p. m. There
/Nest Desecrated Float F •7.00 6.00 vio duced under the direction of Mr. S. Dumbarton - Claremont game xhed- will be games sand tares for old and
Most Decorated Team Card. It told the story of the found- sled to be la at Pickering Park. young, Conte, bring your beske cu
(suitabi hatched} 7.OM 8.00 3.00 - ine of the Women s Institutes by Mrs. P p
Adelaide Hoodlers, following the tonight, WILL BE PLAYED AT sad ePooa and join as sm afternoon f
33M Comic Outfit 7A9 6.00 8 "00 tragedy of the death of her own child Frenc�hrnrm's Bay. of fun,
Most Decorated Bicycle 5.00 2.60 LOG ! own lack of knowledge of a•••
from her i
` Best r(hid's (under 1 {) . decorated - ,food and nutrition. she determined to Violet Swan Tea Room, Ra�eebank 'R'onaen'e >riiaa:ionary 9eristy
0 -4 in Parade 3.00 2-M 1.90 carry the Light of Knowledge to the To Open July First The regular. monthly meeting of _
rural women. the Women's Missionary Socioty will _
1 HORSE SHOW - 1.80 P. M. _ The story is familiar to most of us Miss Violet Swan,
formerly with be
',.. held at the hgme of Mrs. V. E. «
" now, and a dramatization of outstand- the R. C.'A. F. (W. D.) announces the Cartwright, on Thursday alterrroon, �
ing incident.% in the history of the W, opening of her Tea Aoom, at Rosebank o ,
-_ SOFTBALL - 2. 90 P. M.' -- 7 lnn'P _ . .. . July 3, at 2.30. Mrs. Bushby will be
I. was wonderfully staged with old- on July 1st. Catering for teas, dinners, in chi of the ro
'+•' time dresses, music. etc. with Ontario banquets. wedding parties and private p gym' A good
�Pickaring Veto '►a• Pickering Cube h way, other Provinces 'om- rties All home - choked meals and attendance is desired on this last
leading the y, ] 1?a meeting before the holidays. Vlait-
_ _ � -,3 P M, t. ed the movement, leading to the ea- pressure - cooked vegetables. You, are ors cordially welcomed.
y tablishment of a national body. the invited to make your reservations, Y
Boys" orA Girls, under 6 years, 30 Federated Institutes of Canada. The where service and daintiness, is prov- _
yard dash, prizes for a ►1 Light crossed- the ocean, Mrs. Watt ided. Dnnbar+ene United Church ,
'Boys, 6 to 7 years• 40 yard :25 .15 ^.:10 carried • it to England, and under 'the - Rev. John Braham, Minister
C�i2'a, 6 to ?yearn, 40 yard .25 .15 30 fine -leademhip of '.Miss Emily Guest; SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 194? �
.25 .15 .1D Snstitutes spread through Scotland. A•UDLEY XT "NDAY SCHOOL 9.45. - Church School
boys, S to 9 years, 50 yards -
(:irls, S to 9 years, 50 yard ".26 :15 �.10 - : Tributes to the work of the Institutes PIG'NIC M. D. Fanths n, Supt.
Boys, 10 to it years, 60 yaida ..25 .16 .is.' were read from the Empire's leaders h \ Mo+mdap, June 30, 230 p, m. 11.00 - Morning Worship
.(.iris, 10 to 11 years, 60 yards .26 15 .10 and from the King and Queen. In the Zynbr oak Park _ -
Boys, 1?c to 13 years, 75 yards :85 Z6 .10 13th episode, many nations a3rsaemb- aY Cewennial United C7eoreb
Girls, 12 to 18 earn, led to salute Canada, Founder of the Highland Creels
Years, 75 yards :• a .25 .10 ' %s Eileen l3ashby Entertains (�aaaae g -
_ - Women'-.; Institutes, and in the Ia:t �• � Rev, John Brahain, Minister _ • �`
Boys, 14 to 15 years, 100 yards .8b •.25 .10 SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1947
Cir}as, 14 to 151 years, 75 yards, episode, it was shown how Wozrhen s Miss Eileen Bushb entertained ;
yar .86 ,26 :..10 Institutes treasure 'the past and face y 1.15 - Afternoon Church School
,Men* 100 yards, 175 .50 - the future. Youth carries% on. Miss the mothers and friends of her class ,l
'Women's, 50 yards .?5' .50 l Anna P. Lewis looked forward to the on Thursday evening of last week. Mr. H. Bramwell, Supt
Boys' Slow Bicydle Race, under 10, _ _..70 _.60 ___ - years ahead and gave a vision of what Georgina White, Jimmy Squires, Sus- 7.30 Evening Worship `
Girls' Slow Bicycle Race der 15 X70 .50 is yet to be. The finale showed all the •an Earle, Eleanor Stork, Anne Miller
y , 1� Presbyterian Church, Pkke ring
Girls", unditr• 15, 100 yd. relay - - = company on stage, a 60th Anniversary Jane and Catharine Miller contribut- Rev. David Marshall Minister s<
Z runners message from her Majesty Queen . ed to the program, which was thor- a
Elizabeth was read, the Lord's Prayer SUNDAY, JUNE 29 1947
oughly enjoyed, In appreciation, her - E
, was sung, then with everyone joining 2.00 -- Sunday School ;. .
SOFTBALL 4.00 P. M. - 7 Inn gs Pupils presented 8ileen with flowers
• - im the National Anthem, a memorable 8.00 - Church Service
C'.ar�ernont -- Dumbarton ,'and candy, Mra. Bushby' nerved re-
day was brought to a conclusion.
In tike handsome souvenir program, •freshments, and guests were happy St. George's Anglican Chock �-
SUPPER HOUR : ' in the Institute colours of blue and ' "to meet Mrs. Harald 8tainton, of Pickering, Oat. ..
' - gold, grateful acknowledgement was
°Mimico who happened to drop in on -Sunday School - 10.00
SOFTBALL 6.30 P. M. 9 'km'gs. 1 _r = = - - -- made to the T. Eaton Co. for bhe,r the happy occasion. Rev: 19. G. Robinson, Rector
' y -oil �- Prizes 1. $20,00, -- 2. $10.00 generosity in providing them also In '.Memoriam $UNDAY, JUNE 29, 1947
the music for the Pageant. 115th Anniversary of the Fonnaiing - o THE LIVE STOCK SHOW Yes. a memoAble day for the In Ioving memory of our dear dau- of the Pariah.
friendliness evident everywhere, and
l Heavy Draught Team, any, breed ` -: , ,•' • • . ghter aryl sister, Eleanor Sparrow 11.00 -. Mornitra Prayer.
"tabs Mtcihed $10. . 7. 5. `'3. •' for the realization that " a goodly (Le Gard) who passed away in Lon - Rev. "H. D. Cleverdon, B. A. Rec-
�° y thing it is to meet in frindship's circle for of Christ Church, Os'Jmws,
Heavy Drought, gelding air thaare,• _ bright". don, Ont., on June 23, 1943, in her 23rd
.. any •br'eed fi. 6. ` 3. :2 _ year. 7.00 - Evening Prayer
. Ughi Drangbt, geldingior share press The Eeiltoj � We seem to see in the soft dim light, preacher, Rev. E. G. Robinson
any breed 5. b. B $. -A face -we loved the beat, All are cordially Invited.
Saddle /Horse, 'ridden by lady i. 7l. 2: We regret the cutting down some- We think of her when the stns s last
_ Saddtt Horse, ridden by Beat b. 3. 2, what on our mews coverage, of flue raps . St, Paul's Anglican Choreh
Go . dawn in the far -off west. Drmbartg
DPony, (large) ridden by boy or girt 3. S. 2. 2. issue- w*e'tl be late getting into the n, Ont.
Pony, (small) ridden b4t boy or girl 8. S• 2. 2. mails too, owing to the „burn/ out Her heart the truest in all the world, Bev. E. G. Robinson, Rector
y n$ Her love the best to recac ll, a,
bf some of our electrical equipment For no one on earth can take her place 2.00 -Sunday School
Whitby Boys' Brass Band - Refreshment and Lunch on Tuesday eventing, and not being She is still the dearest of all. 8.00 - Evening Prayer _
Booths on Grounds Grand Evening Stage Show . able to continue until Wednesday. -Ever remembered by Mom, Dad, Rev. E. G. Robinson, PreaAer .
Admission to Grounds, 50c. and 15c- - Can 25e. evening. Martel, Betty and Herbert . Everyone Welcome _
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' oral would -be buyers came to ap-
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praise the farm and finally one of
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them said he would buy it. Uncle
Joe and stunt Martha had been
r S shopping around trying to sad ti
' $ house in town but getting on was
a tougher proposition than they'd
F :. �• ess expected.
' ed.
Eventually the sale was complet-
' -Ili, J. COLLINS ed and the new owner bought the
farm complete with stock and im-
i, _ Uncle Joe came stamping into piements for ten thousand dollars. _
-' the kitchen making about as He told -Uncle Joe they could have
much noise as a small herd of another additional two weeks to
i t J
cattle.
o e
find a house and move
s,
"Here! You be carefulr' Aunt Early next morning we were
• "" k, Martha warned, waving a large over at their place and into the
mixing spoon threateningly. "I job of packing up. About nine- -
"
have sbread settin: And wipe your thirty the, new owner drove out
and hailed Fare — Bartendin g in Ciica o is going t o the dog s , a s . e� id enced by these pictures feet, don't yon,care -traipse in here Uncle Joe.
�Mr. -
' of Baron, a Doberman Pincher, as he waits on customers in his owner's tavern. At left, from that dirty old barn yard." "I've been thinking it +,
the deftly removes a dollar bill from the bar. Holding it in his mouth, he turns and places "Got darn it, woman, you put Quinn, and this place doesn't
tit in cash register dratt•er, right, as Anthonv Katalinich, full -time bartender-who helped owner what I was goin' to say clean 'out quite suit me. How would you -
Luke Botica train the dog, looks on. of my head," he grumbled. "Oh, -like to buy it back at the same
yes, now I remember —I think we price .
should sell out and go lire in town." Uncle Joe sort of looked at him
There -was a faraway look in his popeyed and we all crowded
r eyes and he thought -of all the around: "Well, sirl I just don't
r ri ' pleasures of retirement. Perhaps know what to say," he mumbled,
y
they'd buy a new car and do a "the wife has sort of set her mind
• _ �:� �;' little traveling. cn movin' to town."
"Huh! I'm not moving to town "Faith, and I haven'tt" Aunt
and leave our home just to suit a Martha- swung her arms around
whim of yours. Just get the whole excitedly. "You buy it back, Joe
t r
idea, out of your head! " - There Quinn, if you know what's good -"
r #•• � ;., y , .:� ..,.., .�f ..,.. for you." 1 -
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'Well, let's go to town," there '
�i reluetase in 41" 1.
voice,. "and get Uncle,
pers fixed '
tip• - -
r We went outside Ieaving. cunt
y- Martha crying softly in jenny's
r _ r arms. I watched them drive away 1'
and [mete Joe was grinning for
- all -he was
• — Later when we were "driving
home, Jenny said_ "It was lucky
the than wanted to sell it back.
r Neither one of them wanted to
leave the farts."
Lucky my eye l" I snorte "it -
This soaked and abandoned Cop who found this duct: strut- It's full speed ahead for this was just plain conniving on Uncle �.
_kitten finds refuge between tin-, down busy street in Los, - muster as-it - Joe'sipart. He made an agreement .
€' n }�- G �;� ' - to pay the owner an extra thou- T
two torn boards of a shack in Angeles. Calif., gets artneil this!l by sailinf; down the• • sand if he'd come ont and say what
Cantotl,, Mo.. as flood waters escort as he'takes it on leash flooded Main St., in Canton, �.
he did. Don't say s word to Aunt ; ..
r swirl around it below. to Humane Society'. Mo.. on a floatin; board. 14fartha, be told me to keep it
was nnaltt.• in het voice. "You under my hat-" `.
t3W 68 Children Of Schaal Age Dawdlinsr Drivers ga*and clean up.' Ralph and Jenny " #Fell, what do you know," jen- -
' 'are coming o%er for supper. All ny laughed. "Uncle is still a bit of
� tt f r� g pPe
(4] 7 Must Sneed er Up' your clothes are on the bed so a gallant."
r
Were Idled In JQA in DIt�1 ; rlU _ don't ask me.where they are when - -An expensive one;' I grumbled.
�c;impaign Pro%incial Police hate started a they're right under; your nose." jenny smiled to herself. There
against sieyw drivers on the We didn't hate the slightest n� no sense in telling him that Attar °a `
! ! highways. In the long run, it may do inkling of .what !'nets had wg- Martha had already paid the new
tea ? 'Ji JC -as mach to cut down the accident ge-ted until supper was nearly over• owner five hundred dollars to sell
rate as the prosecution of motorists and then Aunt Martha asked: the farm back to her husband.;i�
you, know what our uncle
�tttytdiei for s ectlin and other 'dangerous wants. to do and as she generally'
eaerall
driN ing prctices, nays the Cornwall "De g y Checking Up '
. tm� - - could answered herself before we
ATV: Standard- Freeholder. t could stun open our months, "Sell
, 1
� -Thy Provincial Polim are not set -• the farm and move to A four- year -old boy, perched• town.' a � his father's knee is a crowded'
*Nang &V= �� " ting a precedent with this campaign. "Oh, I think- that's a good idea t
ptrlbsd t�s + + There is a section of the Ontario jenny cried., "It'll be. so much easier bus, looked hard at the stout,
Trallic Act that tags down definite for you." gaudily dressed woman as she w
penalties for driving on'the.highw•ay -the fir t tiring the knew, we were bustled in and edged herself into
!1 at a speed slow enough to impede invol%ed in a full scale battle, titres the only scat left Then he turned :
to his mother.
�,.�yr b�ttt►l�ts - normal traffic. against Aunt Martha, but she - Mum ' he said loud} "Its a r
t Nix- motorist, then, should be in- warn t giving an inch. Not her! tact'" � 2, ; +
tensed if the police check him up hinally she did , admit that . she _ .
Te p for dri%in tax slowly. He can re-.' didn't get her work done as spry- "Hush, dear; said his mother.
g re-
ly as befo -e and from there on the "we know it is."
soma
battle _ • member, first, that he's breaking the battle was won: The little boy looked puzzled. ►•'
- taw and'secondly, he might retail the t'ncle Joe was jubilant. It had "'gut, Mummy," he shrilled,
a last time he made a long trip himself, bc<rt easier than he'd dreamed. "you just said to Dad, ' \Cbztcvcr's
and think o: all 'the hard things he ;. ,. .
During the next few weeks sev- this object coming in, - ,
said about with - t the dawdlers then.
t>e or sills :'.. :• �Zlj[ht of Freedolln
'} Fur Princelv States
-'!here is no "percentage" in tween 15 and 35 hat lore acei- Ini'est by Mail - a-
being careless in tr..ffic. This dents than arty other coup, but \lany �peop}e are asking: Under.
statement can be proven. there are more people that age m this change in India, shat of the - You read the papers and listen the population. Actual' fatalities Princely S.atcs: -
-to The radio. You learn from these (persons killed per 100,000 o u-
p p I The answer -made clear by Mr. Investors desiring to purchase, sell or
sources details of individual trai- lation► ire highest mmvng older Attlee and Lord 5lountbatten --is ''obtain quotations and information
_ fie fatalities and injuries in On- people and lowest in the group that the Indian Statcs ruled by -
tario but you' hate not a clear aged '5 -14. regarding investments are invited to
Princes are left free to choose
conception of just what your own ♦ ♦ joining the new regimes - Hindustan " avail thetnselves of the services of a
chances are of being. iiirol.t ed.
Just what are your chances' Last year, 1 out of every 25 or Pakistan -or u) ' remain indc= _our'correspondence department. -
Worse than` you might think! licensed Ontario drivers got into pendent, w•itltout British • interfer-
an accident involving death, in- ence. In other words, the $ritish UPferings Of Government, '.1lunicipal
- - -- jury or property damage. are not setting part of India free
''Based on statistics compiled by - -- and Corporation- securities forwarded .51,
'the Ontario Department of High- These figures and maintaining bases or bastions
p g gures are no mere • u on request.
ways,'here' are some of the chances guesses. They are official statistic+ - or other control in other parts of - gladly P q
you face of being in�ol•ed in a provided-by n, o India. When . -tbey say, they are ,
traffic accident in Ontario in 194i, tuft, ' Onc -.rio Minister o� High • getting out, they mean it.- Vttaw•i
, if the experience this year dup:i' ways, in t+rging safety on motor journal. 36 King Street Rest ,
Cates that of 1946. vehicle operators. Toronto 1 w OOa, Gunny & Company -
-Your chances of being illed are the .only persons who can cut Tcle Eton: 'EL n 4321 Limited
g Traffic safety is a gigantic prob- P bn
in a traffic accident • in Ontario lem. Public officials and safety down the mounting death and ac-
.this' year are about 6,000 to 1 and leaders cannot handle it alone. Iri- cident tt iI-: The life you save by --
your chances of being inv.u' cd in dividual drivers and vedestrianq being careful may he your own. - s
-a motor traffic -accident of some —•- ' - '`:'.- •-
kind are 238 to 1. POP —Free - B MILLAR WATT- ' <`
-Your chances are worse in the y J. T -
tourist season, just opening, be- -
utlse highway traffic is heaviest f9 'rHOW -P- A �� No, slit THE PROFESSOR
then; and your chancey are not GOrER GHARL(3E,� :WNY HAS 60NE 0VrF >_
Particularly improved in the coon- *iY)i 'TH'o J
try because about 46%• of' all tic- LiMBRELLA
cidents occurred in rural' areas'�y� t °
last year.
Neither youth nor age is im-
' > amune from the disaster riding the
;streets and highways. Last year,
out of a to #al of 12,228 fatal and
non- fatal' accidents, 19% happened \ ! ll
to children under 14, and 107c io � _ . _
• , -those over 65 years. People br _ 1 _
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CLASSIFIED" ADVERTISING e h Protected Forests
Protect Industries
AGENTiI 1rA14TED - iOa BALI OPI'OSTQIt1T1.311111 1TOR W011la -
a rtableD a or Inter event w:nt acorn• Electric Power Plants BE A HAiDRa33$R
There are, on an average, $00 for-
fgrtable nearly 'atom.( John R. (:yearn `" for-
est fires a year in the province of
8 KVA (8.000 wait), 50 or to cycle. 120 JOIN CA2IADA'9 LXADING S=OOL QutlxC alone and It has never et
Company, mantel iii, packaged of load speclalUes volt. Onan engine and generator. A quality Great Opportunity lines y
" -- >dttsourins garnet, paeYagsd Arta¢' soaps. unit. Ideal for fighting• refrigeration, water
.m Ha12Aesgilg been noted that a forest set itself
]intent medimedicines. n, etc., her. an attractive and small power tools in camps. Pleasant dignified professlea. gsda wages }.
prOPO4itlon rdr those who can qualify for ms Boxed and waterproofed for shipment. Priced tboosands successful. Yarpl sraduatss. On fire. It l3 almost always SOri1G
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the esrAttstve Cram dealerships which are to ac write for details. Amtr•tca's greatest sy ■lam Illustrated cats• n kA', man's hand that has lighted the
now available. This is a pleasant, profitable SHEPPARD ELECTRICAL LAS'S lotru , free. Write or Call $ g
emuseltlon for progressive. Industrious men 104 Sparks 9t.. Ottawa. y :: ,,, spark that
the disaster. And
and women. Write today for full particulars. IIARVICL HAIRDRESSn3G
d.Uas a teen Qetalls abotu yourself. to: John FAST SELLING Du timver. EleMrl'e Blower SCHOOLS it i3 thus that every year nearly
R. Cressy Company, -1636 W. Dundas at Type. can burn wood° coal or oil anytime. 863 Stator St. W„ Toronto 200,000 acres of forest treasure are
West. Toronto t. Ontario. pv changing necessary, all territories open Branches 44 King tat. Hamilton destroyel by fire. By protecting our
Also Plumbins fixtures available. Informs• A 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa
3' OILS, GREASES, TIRES, lion for stamp. Economy .Distributors. Kin s• ;:',; ! forests against destructive fire let _
stony' one oFFEa To INvalt7Tont `' us not forget that the are at the
Insecticides. Electric Fence ConttolIera House FIRST 880 takes high class driving or saddle barite time oad Barn Paint. Root Coatings. etc. Dea n ''' >'s
AN OFFER to every Inventor -List or tn..a• protecting industries
want■& Write Warco Grease A Oil lr!Azi horse. 1200 lbs.. 9 'years, sound. Yichie. dos and fall Information seat (tore The '"'f `:; .: <, which in Quebec alone bring in
,.. 'Toronto. R.R S. Woodville. Ramsay Co.. Registered Patent Attorney. „„Y`5, every year some $200,000,000° with- -'' -•, '- -
__-'XXCELLENT commissions to agents calling FLAGS - :7t) Bank Street. Ottawa. _ .
on householders with new Postwar line of All sizes Ure ion Jacks or Canadian Enslirne. - s %G% r- out Counting the takings Of the
,- lectrical appliance not on &&I* anywhere in sewn wool bu:ulas. Special offering on 44 . PAT'"TS tourist business, which is unquest-
Canada. Enquiries invited tram men • now and t toot Union Jacks. Fast dye sewn ionable and unquestioned.
.1 on routes. Flu -O-Ray Corporation. Hamilton, cotton. Discount for quantities. Brlgbten FETHLRSTONAUGH t Company 'Patent
'Canada. Your community or home by flying a cooed Solicitors. Established 1890. L4 King Wye
Quality r1ag. John Leckie Limited, 77 'Wel. Toronto, 136011elet of InfOYmatiOn on request.
- =ARN MONEY gathering and growing Yedi• lincton St. West, Toronto. low F1'lll Enjoy !:laying At
clnai Pleats, worth . e 812 pound. twin• HARA'ESS and shoe repair shop and equiy- PERSONAL The St Regis Hotel
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deeds of Roots. Herbs. Weeds fro is wild meat and also belt splicins equipment or
hsaro cask va>,f end stamp for details Write i LOXESODSE - 110 you desire respectable s
.Od[ i Ontario. sale and also a 7 Foom a storey brick house.
Immediate tPossession. For particulars write friendship: Hurry time is fleeting. some. TORONTO
A. C. Irwin. Corrie. Oat. where your future sweetheart seeks acquaint. e- F. very Roost With Bath
BART CHICKS anc, Splendid Positions'. means. '[ntottnat11 Sbot+er and Telephone .
HUNTER'S special -brand new war assets _ free, Canadian Friendship Sotlety. Box 113. Kleflr. W
SARGAINS In Canadian Approved chicks for released web rifle slings. Fits' standard Durham. Ontario Doubt *- . �2 /R.50 up F
this week and next. Barred Rocks. New swivels. The bargain you have been waiting . O flood Yood. Dlnlaa and Once- F
tiampshires, White Rocks. Light •Sussex, for -while they last only 50c each. Sling PHOTOGBAi'HY Ins Rightly t�,
Slack Australorps, non -sexed 9.95, pullets swivels for these slings %c Per pair. Ell- sherbosrne nt Carlton ° 1'
12.95• cockerels 8.95. Assorted Heavy breeds wood Epps Sporting Goods. Clinton. Ontario. • COAST to coast -Rolls finished 5 prints 250. - Tel. RA. 4135
eon -aexed 8.95. pullet 11.95, cockerels 7.95. IRON ACE Potato Planters --one or two row. 6 x 7 enlargements Mounted 30c.. 'Prints " '
(W F
hits Leghorn X Barred Rock, Aastra On steel .or rubber. Immediate delivery, ecpled 40c. Reprints 3t) Ideal Snapshot Sec
(Whites 845, pullets 1y95. cockerels 8.95. A. M. Fleming A Son,- Blenheim, Distributor. ' vice. Klogston. Ontario.
White Leckorns 8,95, pullets 17.9-5, cockerels _
1.91. Assorted Licht or Medium Breeds non-, FEATHER TAIL Irish Rerriever puppies '2'.9 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
melted 7.95+ pullet 16.96. ' Two week old add months old. Parent■ wonderful hunters, all over Canada A Bad Sign-It's only it re- LOOMS BEAUTIFULL2
6.00. three week old add 11.00 per hundred. Males 890, Females 815. Thou. Chinmck. t+UR \14flF'n
'Ii elpped C.O.D. This advertisement must AC- chatteam, n.R. .. 1. RECOMMCND -STAR SERVICE ininder that 1.110 persons died 41.50 up -
Company Your order to receive these special LONG- HAIRED cuirtes pigs. t- reedius stock, rout r; f,nei 'snaps" ana prompt servi,e In a, fire Dec. /, 1946, was the
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Prices. Also pullets eight weeks to laying. 14.00 parr. Edgar 5larkl. Ilex Sib, Arn- from this bus. reliable studio. ,
Yap Netcb Chickeries, Guelph. Ontario. prier. Oar. ANT SIZE ROLL argunletir -Of the ' Hotel Wine-
Gr • es pa urrs Coff's receiver. ?;o by court
BABY CHICKS AND MAPLE SYRUP IlEVE101'.EL and PRINTED Aloe
MAPLE syrup. 2947 (•roe. Reazonable Prkes, Rsprinu Iran mug negatives 4e OjCi(r 1SO�e11 are S11UlYn re' j
STARTED CHICKS No Coupons. John 51. Gillespie. Abtrotaft+rd. 2 mounted enlargements 4 a s" 25c En t ,
• . ^+•e"--_ Fargen.r,'.ta r,su,ru 7 J. r ,n r,io. tt•..rr 1116) ttl�the big - git froni 'tilC
Our ,neon 14r tlatta ceicaa ana .carted Chicks 110(,1 httilt}ilTn ill :�tlattta C'
will surprise you All Chick* from blood 3LcCOFt511C'K- DEF,P.IXG ensilage harvester. Walnut. or Black Frames -tic. Ir'ofetore
colored 1114r Prints and 4!nla rast*-ntr
tsatlA stock. Carleton Hawbory. R,ttarenls with 'et'andardi" power. takeoff,• 'Used mod- from or,nis of lest nrgAttves -
$Nghls. Oat tour days• two me`t your corn at reduce, wear Dent, q HOTEL 11IETROPOLl3 y"t
_ wttb on* or two men. Price ¢reneiy . '
&AVE TIMIC. fuss and feed with these well ItlymMiaea delivery, ^N'>ar crultgtu Hol. . STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE .'- _ �.'`,
NIAGARA FALL a C�
started two and three week old chicks. Pont Roue, Qae, Ikar 199. P1189 OFFICF. A. TURD\TU Tra�ln of T�llnorrow err, _ C.N.R. STATION
W• bas• the fotlowtnr i�n�o- tex!il, )ttiltyta _ - - .
and a esna to theme
N'sw from: Sarre*- Barks. rcm- W tfrle Uu l j li ROLLS PRINTED AND - $ike-- tei�►n -- t -1s - T •• ''
""- wblU Letnorna. New Hampah,ree. ItttAde 1p17 $1mm•.ns Panel bed. noa•aag *-erns and ! - - - - -- - --
Island Rods• Ll¢ht Sussex. Whly hocks. New mattress S-4 s5, Write for free rataloau.. ' DEVELOPED 25C - - - -- >
Hampealre X Swred Rock. Barred Rork X 5lsilorder Furniture Warehouse. 171p ParVa. 1 -
Now Hampshire$. Black Australorp X White meet Street, Toronto. - nrpr,nt: Se rack One t ery- , itlefinitc . advance in.-
Light n, fir X Rock X White irghorn. Cr CANADA'S 810•i4T C'O .AIPLVTF.- PHOTO ' lranapeortation is now makint; a pcf-
Light Russet s Barred Rock, Light tlnusex ONE CoC n rubber and oar Ford new 744: C:RAPHIC firR4lry
X New Hampshire. Send for .per al price- tractor on rubber Complete with two fur- AVSCO a wrial- :11Mcarancr to f thiriv kCV •�
list. Also ttutlrt* eight weeks t„ laying. row plow■ and daub!*- discs.' Imm+dfane ten- COI.ClIt [LttL1.R PROCrS.OR i Lv
Tweddle Chick Hatcheries L:mtted Fergus. session H. Gio"Off. Ritwn Load "Oil,. t1 _0 roach• Cities in the CrAited Si:at(%: This tt and Other Woods
.
Prtntan Cnfar rnlaraornenn- price"' on re• r
4jDiarla Oshawa. (tot. itu"t, Firth rt(+.•k of Anacn Film at regular EiC17Crai .ifotors' "1Falt1 I,t tomorrow' -
ortr.s a sort of - rolling hotct. ` - wiTH in 1AW11s
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IT'S TIME W tx•dsr your Atig9at chick, nos, FL'REBREU Persian Kitienr., lytnrsh -trip � -
Write for priceltat. It you warn •chicks Tabbies, 98.00 males, sire. Yhr»nstry, At. COMET PHOTO SERVICE
now . wr have some tor' Immediate delivery wood. out. r.-x s. Station D Toroma Drawn he$• line of, the CBtnprrra --
In m(ut' breeds, also some started, Bray - � � '
Hatchery. 214 John N., Hamilton. oat. REGISTERED Scotch Con". ma'l. _v_ and �" � "- IlOn f D1CSel 'IOCfymot4l'CS, thiY trail( t
_ females. sable•,. three rrwntha. reasonaply TL.1('HXRS WANTED E♦ ..
rnakcs so mach t sc o[ %Jeer*- and T
;LAST to rats. Pullets, No brooding brat re• Prlced, Wesley' Nfaakirchen.R 6. .Pembroke. 511 \AF:>, !a [r. •,a 1 re,turrra Coacher w• tb 1•,44, 3
qulred. Two to tour w «lq old. yveual REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE fir•' rig'"' certificate rfrectivr Prmantw tar 8r' as well as charge of level THA 2••4 -d MAD KILLER - A
'.,Icon 934 76 to 830, 75. First class healthy Ratan $1.500 Year, furrti*hrd t4•ach *-ran(, rue! %ithin the '' Cart themsch es, a+ to Ipae sera ing will kill dead*--
atock. Also day old chicks any time. tune SHEEP FOR SALE Apply staf,na' martial status an,t 4uallgrnl one TCSt!^h 1r
for prlCO or send 91,00 deposit for early tr 51 L C neid. Sec • trees,. yf!nai L, (flit, le yen• little one's idea of - lions plantains ragweed,
A ■mall lwlt •t flock with Lambs, Pauerdx•le- et Ctl the ritORt i11XtlfluU% CllTfCRI rail- - 121ndwKd poison !
'Froment. Ferber Orchards. R.R. Ko, Farm. 44 Inns 4. 'WoalbrAse. -' _ , t
.. -� w cods. fl°I
'Freeman. (jot. - 1YANTF.11 other lDrOa(8- lttiFEd '
road equipment. !ticts' sttsprnaion, i
.. YOUR ARE not too late to purchase throe TIRES tSA \'rF.D -Alf kindA of A+'easad oauttrr rni almost doubling t}IC transverse -lcc; destroying them Hght to the
fast ssatartreg Twaddle chicks. We will " prices In, for hi Ms .Joseph Citnp., I,imitrd �' � tip of the root but wX wadi
Lve four hashes a week na naui July lithe we Are overstocked ar the (resent of twa "131try .Dept , 9084 Danforth Are. Tmm�tt eliminates sita> and camplcte artitn-
used trade -it) tires (guaranteed to be t■ es trading, - fJf. NQD- r20u/ Ot7e
S 'IAfe can sirs prompt dollverir on the fdllowmg a (fie do eurtom --
Pure breeds, sane. BtawnN Leghorn, BBa�re ill fttoo lie. 800 X li - =b.00 --- and start as one unit. � � P � � or anitnat�s �d will
c.tlent stave' lotion maf:es the four -car train sir, )bum
Aaw twin brands' or clothing:
White Rec-ce. Now Hampabires, Rhode Leland AL ordete shipped C.O D Soecvi equ rmrn, s `
Tech. White Wyandottes, Light rlussea. Black for vulcan'4ma Truck and Farm Trrctw Subsidies And Cost One can telephone home of to A
AeslralsrPa, Jet «y Whits Olaats. alga 12 Tires. BEACON TIRE corner Queer! ear id ff':``5•:• r. s9
rroo brssds to choose from m ear ofd ,ton- fork its.. Hamilton. Oat. Of Living( Upsurge ship, at sca t�hile slipping along at rc�' GREEN CROSS ;I
noted. fgl4ns or cxbnls . Also two and p�TAR[O'5.610ST ktUDEP.N T(KI miles an. hon [n tt
three w■ak ale and 9 week to laYins pelhu. 4 r•- in^ nbr mean-. 1�R��:R
EQUIPPED TIRE SHOP I !
Dead far reduced prices for Jane and Je,ln Dealers Wanted lime an extraordinary l.ird's eye 3 4ve
"weiy. Free ,ataloaue, Tweddle Chuck We have it re; orted that the ,AT YOUR DIALER
t t ion' (!f the route from she "Baru -'
llataOe:i« Limited, Fergus, Ontario TOILETS cost -of -Iii ing itldex, °still on a 2•
domes" rthich hate' t.etn hunt into
SATHJZWlt' oCTFITM rep Summer Catagea, Farms, School& and hcaty up%urte ".' ;tdtaneed Z.:
Camp■^ Can be used with or without runn:ti¢ points during thr .month of April, each car by the pre duters. Pullman .
CARLOAD water. Caustic tlan +tsti(at. Ltd:, a R'dey Standard, to -f -tour a) Motors spe4ai:
Blvd,. Toronto. Ontario. 1?eThapil not a, bad ac it scents '
T Of [asserted Bathroom Outfits ''fieations. , Thesc• ol.Efn atirin' roo.f%,
FIRST QUALITY Watchmakers Attention r0mmentt, the Otta"a journal � t '
ti2irty' fret Ian and ten fe t wide, i #
Q t:owe$e pricer no atone. "toffs. r or, r lot. April Illo hate "fern Ub (try 2 scat ttt'enty -four 1*110TIL A built of CIGARETTE
cry'rtals, watch pare. write for pate 1'•.[, Dint. mar, nt price,. 1>Itt it al.o
sBATt�tOOM OUTFITS Durbin'('"mpany, Left. y huger(. Toronto. p Ul1lCh features of air control and in- ,.tr'
COMPLETE found as paying •a whole lot Irss in - 0
HAIRDUES911,G • sulation bring the^ [rain far indeed .r.i" ,PAPERS .�
Ceaslstl■g at: subsidies-- tvhich come out of Onr from the cinders acid the c1ieT;ety- .11 `
'J't S: 3' re"". Case Iran peg ref ■la wltb LEARN Hatreireesing the Robertson inethcA poeketS just as much , al, prices. (;iiek of the !1F' local. th plicketn- 4°
fbro Httlaim tlbewee and Uhewer Rd. Informat,on on request regaMina ciasx■
VOILET: Two-piece ittree" owns with seal Rr•tertson's Ha!rdreas!e■ Academy, 137 Ave Also. April law r Considerable rte
•auction in taxes -n hick alit, conic once tends sulslance to the car
ant eeeer, nee Read, Toronto -
111.1SrN: (preens or rest Iran, ebr'erne Ventres out of our names of these first, four sample
water sossb and fitthme. a *Moore,, NZLP WANTEIk packets,
units: " \loon G!rnc. "Skyview," tree
!/ ►'.11L16LF d his of Bas to toot wutrht WANTED tmmed,AtMy, lroeeor for B,'a (-ken - There's a lot more to the c(.,,t of • Dream ('loud" and "StarciuSL"
13yleee asks' or Tubs mad Bsoltsa (wick an4 dinrict Health Unit number one, Pees lit'tn -
flttagA: separately. guaranteed. Nine or wire ,yea J. S. flewn.i, g than the cost of- living itldex
SI\GLE'rnit InSa'retery'. nrteken Horp!tnl Jenard, rd, Rrarkrn, ltul nut I.t' the Iillrt'all a•l c 2
aslrie$ will M handled 1b,susk ta1'.IiCS. •- vT` i4
■ reliable denier In Year district. Saak, -
Write to: r Pn-War 4?.
H. J. PARR & COMPANY FtasITtRF. _ - u`Limeysfr - i Qualwy
wetwrtrre - Wts*lessle olstrlb■ :err CHESTERFIELD SUITES - - !G.uiltY Party - •• - _ „��
Rea lies 49h twal0s- Itnt. Chenerllrld Suites absolutely new, tali ■pens As ate understand' it, the British iitig A�r - �
tilled construction, even' w)-le. finest !Mona•,. � Tong apo disrnt•ered that citrus fruits T%��MM roPK d=am
Velour. Frt :e. Brncateele, Silks. bamasks 1[C drujyt It fllatCh (then he lit his NAOEHit1RAPE 'URE t 1M
UTa/N0 AND CLaA tIN(k sad other -flue hard w•Mreng uph listec,m; were alitout the beet thing to use to 61(111 ill
t+At't Too anrihrns aeons dyeing « clean' ra1rirs agar• caml.at •scurfy. All L'ritish. mertbant �enetdB 141s i11f111�
ms' writes to as gar Inform■tWn we an 1M NEQ CHFKTFat7E1.D SUITES To And it fell in a laottch of grass. -
glad to answer Your. qu « Ito ns Delimnmrot CHOOSF ?'ROM: ship% carried limes, which were ,
rR£E DELIVERY TO 1'Ul'R NE.AI F ?T And then he tl'Cnt oft tb Sh0c. his p
d4 Porkers DYe worts Limited. 7!t Tantr • issued regularly to the crew t0 pre- ' = Double Book
Atreat, Toronto. Ontario STATION. bar A11 • - ° � ,
TODD - In the distant mountain pans, vent ou Ave f�otlk
outbreaks of the disease. Sail- LtMVes
;FAIDIS FOR BALL has heen In the chesterfield suite bus+r.rait of otlwr nations tM an .o speak
The blaze %hot' a (yard, the ,wind ors g 3x
for SY yens and Is recognizant In the trade p , - - - --
/05 -ACRE farm for sale. 75 tillable. well av a. specialist And -the most Particular buyev It riz, of "lime juicers' when they referred �•" � ,
w-atrred.' bank barn, frame house In wood in the business. IR the British 1ncrich;iptmen. � EASY ROLLMO IM a ��
reps: , PO*sess!On any time. Archle Simttenn,. Listed below air A few of nor rash prices fo, The firC spread OcCr lhC jyatUt. - I Z I O - Z A G
Lavant Station. Ontario. _ QUALITY CHESTEP.F•IELL SUITES. � And the melted pants hUtlonc thct• From "lime juiccu" to^ "limey3 pdARiTT! ROLLER .
3 nice* Periat. Suits - ripest - found ryas h' was not �a long step. 1i
IQfi ACRES, excellent i -t oomM, ■slid $119• rusiOn■ covered all over Atth
brick' residence, IOVeIY law',,, bank The fellow wh ' dre4 t . the match. -
barn, pit pen. other buildings. good water. tine quality velour. _ O P
rc:, loamy ■All, Cron included• some bush, .5149.0 3 piece modern sui;y. Balloon. TimlMr TUpids. - -
mohair. - ?• -�-
i(y'dro at door. school and Passencer bus,
roi'vice: w-riuld make Ideal gentleman* s h"toe. $119.00 Reautlful i Piece Lawson Suite. = _
r,le: on highway on outskirts of Urantrr- . NOW AVAIIAABLE
'vllle: n reel buy, act quickly'. Apply to $119 00 Finest T plece Charles or Lon- . -
-Rox 441( Oranerville. Ontario. (ton sultes. F-Ot'-- -Itaatare4taai I^lCr3tVCl}/,
D.l1IIT farm for ■ale, 267 acres, apr {na oriel, Mary other outstanding values SNOW PACS
good buildings, dairy contract: - immewale SAVE AS MUCH AS $10000 -
.os nn
sers'; s .
stork and implements if d,bi*rtd. ,Touch. waterproofed - -' •' '
Cheap for r',*h. Boa 19, Matheson. Ontario. may' absolutely new manufacturers factory Foy. constant, aaa/a ''��rrlog
bather tippers l-r bber `HNa1.t S■ all; �'BS :VI"e' .
showroom sample *ultc'r direct from TODD atftchM to all - rubber -
!•Olt � rlil S. J. TODD. & SONS, rigid steno ender
ATTkrvvIor � e . mitfR• 745 WOODBINE AVE. (Rear). - rigid t .s Obw l *peel• -
1lrotions. Come with
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I'su FALF(or hottin Tires, mad, of ,111" (. TORONTO. innen■nles and rawhide suitable" for irle. s on etch. whre.a 816 Ft laces. Brat wrathei M
rack, reAr wne•rb. t7 60 each. tram tYhrMrr .. -.. - 'Phone CROYER 43P.t - �,; (•tt luantw.- - - .• '
_�'Fea otderins. -atatr diAautrr- Arid - w- t.N -h -e.• _ iitmbrrmrn. totters
are!■ ha ornia Rubber ('n ldA s q'th HEtll(AL nr Sizra R l0 13 Or•
eY,ln Ave. Toronto: One
A TRIAL = revery suffercr'Of Bhevinafic Paltta '!•'t rcgeAar shoe alto. " •! . _
BILLFULDS, genuine biar i. leath(-r. runt' rr Neurft:a should tr >• D!zon's itemrdy. _
winrlows. ch1.Ir�e nurse. stamp trrtrl,.•IS, zi" 5lnnro's Plug Store, 33: F-Igin. Ottawa. -
We dosrria 14 (to d, Ifvrred Money' N- lundrd - - -.� .. -
surantet Williams %tali Girder Hnt,Ae. M, WHY SUFFER ARTHRITIC
ayi. a-
ano rh(tm at•v t, rmcn' when Breenatone nt NHIM POST(RAID - kmhe Telsaeea
Order by %tail -N1wl
BUY DIRECT AND SAVE it re pronna I:,atinR rellrr One rm,n rlr
uentmagi e$1 It rxrrli•nld InAirtn P.(n,r.•Itr F;IHII'NiF $,11.};9 CO.. Bills; 407
I-a, �eu,ul:al Inaec•tiride•a. sr,rwye I.rntd, �a �e 118. 1am"t».,r 1'111(.1(30. ILL.
yt"tt ntw•utnU. de•ralnrn nts. *rlrntilna,li} t,.r - - F:nclnsed Is t ., ( ) CHECK .. -
n',u ated Inc b<ae rr•auha T F RX-Every sufferer of Rt,eo- t MOSEY ORDER , for ........ on. • • '
and Pric•cr write C:innd'!an Di911.41-tt ,•w Am nine!(- I ^n nA or Neuritis should try Disco,',• SNOW FAGS. ■tae • I9.lt -
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^:e \.ana nt St Taranto F.rmerl F. STOnro'� Drug Starr. S31 Elcin. each. - -
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CHENILLE SPREADS $4.59 a*-, `A51� ' • ..........................
►tanufarturu•a' ctrainn -, first r• FOOT AILMENTS _ AnDRF1SS ...._..._ . .............................._ - _ VAILAM _
unl :y ten rrrT .. I � . ,.
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dathl amf Ain -1e beta In b: autifnl !arc Pilo, its rffArt,rely reimediea (""0. ••••PP.OY. .... CU POt[NQ ,
P- ow
ra'm'i•a,
worth dottMr 1M Pri( -t•, !to "p} ,r• rr•1 au: - t r,t,•t:M feet, No nlnslers• nA naAS: � � � ,
ru,,va it not aatisrir,i. Sent r o.h, rhea n" .•aaAt,r. Price 60c. Cemetork Products
jew.ir• in Cnnn,b,, TlnnA:crnft 11'Atr3hntny, (•t.,, 701. Ottawa F.lertrir Rldq., Ottawa, r
"4 bhrrbi•ooL-e st.• NT.. Mwitr, -al IS, (lute. Cana.fA. ISSUZ 90--1047 f
A U i 10.% . A Lr.-
. A .lassifiea AdVt _. Yarna Stock, Irnp:erncuts, Dairy 1110:41 effects etc. .
Elsie sidled Advt. Rates - Cattle, Standing Hay, Poultry Terms cash. No reserve, Sale 2.30 1 I
-•_ 20 words ur less, 5c. —� charged, HomehoW Furniture etc. LIGHTER
Over 2u words, le. per word ' the property of ILEN and CLAARKE PRENTICE MORE UNIFORM
auctioneers, Milliken, Oat., phone RV
Started ,.hick, from Hillside Hatch- { —JOHN A. FAIRBAIRN � � Markham, 206; Agincourt 52w3 USE
fery, immediate delivery in most ; ?l; Con. 2, 'Pickering, three-'
breeds. They also have cbicks, pull - quarters mile north from Liverpool, r --
:f- cockerels, non - sexed. 100 p. c. i 08 No. 2 Eiighway
L' live delivery guaranteed. Canada SATURDAY, J ULY 6, 1947 otice
i . N P 11 E LLJ
approved. Lose no time. Contact us.
CANDU lion Storm Dears oar
GARRY MILKS, PICi+ERING HUBSES Storms 3001A -- Me& to Orin
FOR SALE -- C. C. Ili. Bicyrte, liar gelding, g. p. 7 -yrs -, 1600 Lbs. tiAba1t 31d+egLm UR Imo grey mare, g, P. 7 yrs. 1300. 1� �ftgm
gent'a, near new, $3.5.00 ridden twice. Chestnut mare
, g• P � g� 3x41 or -- dapbah � ' �•
, wa e; Above horses are good Wail Boards am
FOR SALE or RENT -, a large in all harness. �/'
-. moveable' garage• Apply, Mrs. Dixon, CATTLE N• .• M. Gordo,& ,m„
r Church 5t., Pickering. Brindle cow, fresh, calf at foot, Jet •
FOR SALE — Small cook stove, sey cow, fu11 flaw, bred may 15; Dance t Ma �e Fire STANLEY white enamel front, coal or wood, Grey cow, fresh, calf at foot; Hot- p
:. water front if required. $25, A. stein cow, full flog, bred May 1; Claremont
+ - hman, R. R. 1, Pickering. Holstein cow, foil flow, bred April nsurariee Co. Fri. r 1; Holstein cow, full flaw, bred Apr. Wrfts Phoam Fri• Jude 27
19:i9 r- passenger P•y-mouth, is good 10; Holstein cow, mil Thntre.
mechanical condition„ nice appear hin�g, to calf a- Chsap Rates for Farm and Country
once. Brock Road store, R. B, L bout Aug. 18; Good Holstein heifer, � ��
AN OPPORTUNITY stoul t m4e
'- • Pickering. due time of tie1e; Good yearling steer; Windstorm Insurance on Buildings, Established • Rur$1 Watkins District .
` `• Good yearling heifer; Good 2 -year Windmills, Sil" OW. available. ff you are aggressive,
FOR HIRE _ old steer; Purbred Holstein bull Automobile Insurance ii; All- Kind. between the ages, o! 2snd5oand - phi SUaffs•ilte W, 1
ail _
CEMENT MIXER have or can secure travel outfit, tide 5atnrday 1l6r�nee at 2 P. IK
Barrows, and Operator Approx. 15 acres good standing Bowman a Rowe to your opportunity to get'eetablieh
mixed ha;, timothy and clover, Hay Doors Open iil*k 'MXM At 646
Harry Jermyn, W'altby, Ont. ed In a profitable business of your
Ln field to sold by acre in one lot FRIDAY and SATURDAY t'
,�'- , - .• `- _ -- ._ - June 27 awn. For lull particulars write today
Above mentioned field yielded last
r,. LAW:. OWERS to --= the Jr. R Watkins Comp, JUNE 27 and 28 + 1'
Sharpened and Repaired � 'i'8 large loads. OLD HORSES WANTED Dept. O -P -16, 2177 Masson St. Mon- -_ .
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Nowers called for and delivered in M•- -D.' new style grain binder, Al- Campbell Mia9it Ranch PaFs treat, Quo. 1 $ n ter
-
Pickering, and Dunbarton i smite greasing. tracks and sheaf
;16.40 AT YOUR FARM � 11l�ria •Montez and P. 1?•
_ 1 Dsa4s-1#owee Sea 1945. cut
-,No. 3 Htsir rsy and i Beach about 100 acres; M. H. 5 - #t, answer, 3 "SEVEN WXRE SAVED"
Sideroad. No. 37, new 1946; Farm wagon COLLECT NEWS... -_ SF.I.>•:CT}iD 95081
C1
'Whitby 8'26 truck 8m*, good; Good flat rack, r For Pickup Phones - Off$ice 38W, Res. 88J
Jnae 27 -- - —
14 z 7, imt made; M. H. rake, bar, Master Chick Starter is Reliable MONDAY and TUESDAY I
HIGSlr38T .PRICES PAID bay loader, �P bead, Iii; Cafeteria Pouhry Hashes, Peat
FOR OLD HORSES Tea - JUNE 80 JULY 1
foot all steel dump rate; 24 Plate � 3iomm, Shell Maker .76 cwt. =
_
And Hart or Crippled Cable ___..epee harrow; _Set 3-sec. drag harrows J. Order your fence now. We have
Picked up at your own place. La Iovi►era a casbaa.
• + and evener; No. 21 Fleury; harrows _ Ladies,. Man
J. F. SHIELDS plow; Fleury _
p ury Bisaoll, 2- furrow ad- Oats, Mortar Wheat ittui'Peas Eddie Bnnrcken and Y' w
` 2nd Con,. Once aline North Sh
justable gatCg pilaw, near new; Mel- �'�� and Repaired Son Seed — Clover Seed No. Z, 1�� ��
7;'V` Fab�port Road ottee 500 pound cream separator;
?a'o•r. 13 = h[aadow Fescue, Brame, ICeatucity . S�'ECTED SHORTS
- ScuS7er. Garden Seeds, Garden Tool@ Wood's M Machines and
1ii¢ns - �
- TENDERS »••• Coolers; Mara, Fertiliser, WZDNESDAY and THURSDAT
use being called for by Pict aft Full set breeching ��+ brats -` Paints, Oils and Turps. Asphalt Shingles sad Salt. JULY 2 and 8
mounted bridles: 3rd horse met o!
Rural School Area, No. 2, for *a Borstal hardware Adult Entertainment
: interior and exterior decorstirg of hataesa; 4 C101LaW and blankebL A clsrenlO�ito On�•
good military saddle, and numerous S TT *a d� Cif human boada
No. 1 School, Pleisrlttg Beach. ; iiid i V1 a
For particular*, see Stanley Mann, other Pieces. e
Chairman of the Committee, Placer- • + . s
iuig $ma�cb. 100Leghorn henna, laying, 64 P. c., 75 HARDWARE _ Paul Hearied Eleanor pa�*ee
mail tenders to Good os old ewha - PickerLI 46 = Moto Night -- Thursday
4 -m N mpshir,s pal- • : phi . , • , t'
'! E. 4 CHAPMAN, 'Sec. lets, 6 Bantam pullet*; .Chick toad- -- . - SELECTED SHORTS
- _-
< Whitby, Ont . R. R. 1. era, loarttam rte.
HOUSEHOLD i FURNITURE
4 Kitchen WORK .-- Bought W �8oii..-
FOR SALE -- lumber 1 and 2 in., Extension table, dining; i iiitchen � -
cedar poles, small poste, "mixed stove chain; Work tale; China cabinet Used Clowns -- -s%WU0i,
wood.. Cabbage and Cauliflower. (1pp t CXLJARS - FOUNDATIONQ - ed and
and sideboard combination; Number Noticoe o Y Ou STABLE ON trD1 1�a as W. G'aaasT
Spanish onion plants. Evenings only. of sealera and gars etr•; Pails and �'P stook of >� ohm
1 : +•. +ti iar C.EiILE�'I' WOliil:
-Harry Boone, Clarerxiont• strainers. aloes with other hon3m- � _ ,•j surd p+n>aL At*o •
f A _.:June 9Q ►aW ��+mo ¢Irei of aenm le"b" emmb
QARP>gdUTERING so,,
_ . , _ __ .. : : � :end RAN NING CF:itED1'PIl�(G • : lP at vary reawmable her*a.
.4 GRAND OPENING
- PLLiTM$iIFIQ _ .�� aai � .•
R06F'Ii G Ssas seiwmr4
if►. abo meII erzattosd s o Greenwood, Ont. a seal at*emt INOL Oft*bm ;
�R�oxc .''Theatre' s, Firm Bathrooms PWIX » (f It U
• _ :, � _ - . .. �>►�.�. Dan+a W� � • WANTED
: ARIMAM, .
stem*. ii..bt, stow
. :• i[ O11TA�i;IO Fgnipansid, ani Quality Drugs DYAD Bloils>s AND ca:>AUr
' FRIDAY and SATL`IllDAY . iUNE 27 and 28.
Balldi*g list!eili*
Accurate The greatest celebration the screen has ever seen _��°� (ie arim>ar q � PICYBSIAI � rbmm 1
_.
w ry
Reliable PUobs pIaWlas PICKMING. � R
Centennial Sumlrner F. J. PROUSE �»m C Lho
PICKERING
'We do buildin of a!1 itbadm BR6OKLIN
in Technicolor With >< STORE YOURS - CLAREMONT .. ' • .>l $ 'i
- = Jeanne Crain Cornet Wilde Linda Darnell ��e Pickering 66J Week Days - L30 A. X • f P. IL AGINCOURT ..... .. �
: .`...
- - _ Sunday • 12.80 P. X. - b P. iiL. Ws Pay The pho� . (,'atar�
Added: Bugs Bunny Cartoon Days of '78 � KAISER i �
y - �J • R. Sorest GORDON YOUNG LTD �
MONDAY and TUESDAY JUNE 30; JULY 1. - = To — phone: Ad.
C RIC Phrn. B. -
_ SPFIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE, JULY 1.. —• 2 P. M. f I
- Smashing His Way To Your, Heart * The Son of Robin hood some and Bars VV'[riag T ,; l�(a S� (� RE :MeLed S
R8TlMATES GIVEN
:Thy Bandit of Sherwood Forest
:� c� •�� -�_= = PHONE PICY a SERVICE STATI01�.
IMPERIAL. OIL PRODUCT'!
• rGOR�EL WTLDE and A�TITA COULEE - z . .'Q C7� t y�^. Tire I?epair* - Grease
and O2)4
a.,ireen River Batteries for Sale - wurgmi j
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY - _._.JULY 2 and S. Tito For Swim 4
atarlr of the famed nurse whose life made great head- PHONE PICK. 1>t6 Mr. and Mrs. Uhas. Woodcock, of _'NONE: /:CKtR:MO 1 /Ra. ' 4
Stou8ville, called on friends here last - PFCKERING-
�; lines and greater drama! R(JN �.ii��C week -end.
Sister Kenn _ Mrs. A. Hoover eras a T,.,,. k v� st•e. 6•$a A. IL To 10,x4 P.
Kenny t itor recently.
:: TRANSPORT Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Arch. greenwood
ROSALIND RUSSELL ALEXANDER KNOX TRAN$PQRT CARTAGE MOVING ' White, who lost her grsndnIobher, Mrs,
Olson, at Toronto, on Saturday* of last . Ch
op�ilrig�
STARTS, FRDAY, _ J-UtY ii"l ! _ / S week.
AGincoart 88 � On Friday of last week, the Young 4
STONE
"SINBAD THE' 3AIi.0A". A TEC1iNiVurr= - pho -ts81: '' ! - People_of Whitevale,_to=eth �tl s. -
FEEDS and
Tor►neto AD 6b28 Plek. - b8ii12 number of Green River frier ,gave. BfJly RAY t
miscellaneous shower to our popular Ail Wosiam Grsiaa 4
• young couple, Miss June Shank and Open For Cio ing 4
Dance and Euchre Mr. Allen W ltell. If was held in the rbeine P z s iI
Pavilion at Wilson's Park, which wars : �'�
-NPA Woodlands Community 13A nn '■ Meats beautifully decorated In pipk and ill 3
iL03�TDAL JUNE $tl, at 8.00 P. llL,
()Iar'e �/a+ V white and lovely iris and Peonies.
CO3.1[IiLBL+ilVS' y �, s. �.A Mr. and Mrs. B. Lehman and V ,�
Aimimmfon 86c. Goad Prises . , : ' V-
Chas.. Lehman, of Goodwood, Mr. C. Cl"emon' t 6c
' ` Lehman, , of 'Toronto, Mr. Don Glen,.
HOLE and Miss Betty Downing, of Toronto, System
C L13 N DE AIi I N Gi' _ end :a number h friends from D. The
attended the recent shower. The LO&W PAM A
FUNERAL DIRECTOII, FISH . POULTRY wedding takes places on-July 2nd In Room aed c
Private Ambulance MEATS the Baptist - Church, at 7.00 p. 'm.
tMe Brunswick Hill Cemetery Mem- - A able Free .Ts.
SOME
Mons (Lark. i*W orial Service will be held on Sunday, � A
June 29, at 2.30 p. m. Iii case of rain. TAYLOR
.Markham. Chit. t PHONE �dr01 :. C LA R EM ONT churchv�c� will be held In the Baptist • LO
_ f DNS CLAR>�wxT law
6
t
4
- •�°,.Lr,m..., :,xs...- ..t, - .,.,i �.m., -� . - .:asa....z. - - � .. — ^ _ M�1, s- •-'�: a s�•
.. � I �' �', �' � ' , � i ^ • � ' � •may
coming on. THE ANNUAL We understand tide Lions' Cara- ;
-
LA
EMONT - - -- lval At Highland creek was allies = C ARIA N% N PA R'�Y '
' ` ster success on Friday and Sabur-
M the Mrs. T. BanLay, Oshawa, i * A w ,a Congratulations to hErr. and Mrs. AT
spent week-end with Mr. and -B r'jti (r= S. Jones on the birth of their sec- ;
If=. Lloyd FUCIL• and gmadaughter to Fern, and Dick Cedar Grove
r. 'WW Mm, Floyd Coates rmd Mr8• Mary Knox, of the Oshawa Schsd at the Pickering Nursing
M� Janes Coates, all of Toronto, Hospital Nursing Staff was with her (� [V :
the week -eed at the home of $Om°'
spent relatives here on Wednesday after ody five young people were on
Mra John coatea. noon, hand for &&131 111011 with the For_ SATURDAY EVENING, JULY S TH.
Sunday being a hot day, wtae Of Miss Fern Malcolm returned to the ward • Movement Team* -Rsgph How
the local residents vrere seen at the city oa Sunday alter a WOWS Va"" left and John Ling- at the church : Elagerly • Anticipated and Enjoyed ,
G - : :••• • • 1 Park, chalk Lake and at tion at home. blest Monday night; but the reports J
,Muaselman's Lake. Mrs. Dan •Gannon spent last week. an that it Wag a. tine meeting. We -
Born, on Friday, June 20, 194'7, to with relatives here, and thep understand AnWWen=ts are By Thousands. 03' Ardent
:Xr. sad Mrs. E Tv#Ak a son returning to HaUburton is ing to be put through for the boys '
Mr. and Mrs- Brs�ury, of Lx- Amusement Lovers
to
Bridge,.and Mn. Mitchell and Mrs. W. J. Brawn, Mr. and Mrs. George inset with the PreDbyterY Ezee•
utiw on Wednesday night.'
Davis, Of Oshawa, spent Sunda? Drynan and Judy spent Saturday - __ - -- -- - - - with - Mrs. Conners and her mother, with Mrs, Brown. - - -- -
°]drs. Loasdaia TowmWV Clark Lloyd Johnston rO
We are to report that and family are on vacation this week
adra. John >$ improving nom- Those who attended the Drams :
ty after her recent ilk. presented in the Tawn Hall on Wed-
Mrs. Allan Pretty is now employ- ' nesday' evening by Selina Y�g � � Bus
y -
`F
ad as book- kee'psr at the Chidles People speak highly of it. Sorry sass s■■ _
Cooper store. attendance was not too good.
The Anniversary" O! the Mine Dorothy Harlock, leaider of the'' _
United Church" were well attended C. G. I. T. group, camped at Sutton _
an Sunday last. Rev. A. C. Luffmwn; this week -cars MEMO
�
Of Greenwood, was the speaker, at Mr.and Mrs. Sl�ttick, of Toronto, r
both services. spent the week -end with this latter',
The Sarco Plant will close down parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay• WAY
this >:�rday night and retrain closed Deli. aai Mr•, Craw;uTd ;end 'fldltt- 1 it fr
until Tocsin?, July
8, while the , n risitai 6] r C ra + • i s parents ,
staff enjoy a ms's holidays Mr. and Mrs. C. Waauop.
Mr. David Wagg Was taken to the Mra. Vickers and children, Lang` - -
• - attsn.ral hospii:al last week for _ ' it with Mr, �s
obesrvstian• and Mrs Gillman for a fgw days �^ is S AM LOW
TWO cars collided "at Glen Major Mr Robinson and Miss Zeds See- _ Round Trip �� Isrcluded _
- an Sunday afternoon, and although � �= g�day with Mss - lr`RUM PICKEBING
tRO one was hum, they bad to have beck's mother. ,
morn- church sez"Aft wan well
the caia towed in on Monday Morning _ "Jesus,
attended. The text being `«
The local bowlers bold a fAeudhy ttw Hope cd the World", and the `^`-_ -ST. JOHN - $42A5
trebles on Fri- choir ran two - numbers.
•taLrnament of mused a _
•. dap evening leaf Winners wire: ist. 117• Campw is bolding a piano •, �, r i 1 _ 1FiAL[FA1[ - � +•� .:
Gorge Road, Osba�►a �' F'do reatal this Satusday in the T Z`' .6,
C,00dl:san, Oshawa sad 3rd, Flied Hall- if i r88EC -• PLIA
Maas, of c larapaesst. The Firemen Are Planning a Gar
na Fllkey. Was admit- den Party on July 15th, with a real �S
Miss to Ge Toro General goo" progrsm• a[are � tlsia Inter. - (Subject .To Cbawie)
lbed to the Toronto East -
he wen ck , .o er � treatment.
In -- .�.�.,. - Phone 45
Tbe" y, Mr. Spg East Woodands - EASTERN HOUSE
now kiss contracbos" and is busy getting - -� — .,, -. •, I
th>Lx3s dates CvncraWatioas to Mr: and Mrs. .. —
.4 nodal gathering was bell in the C. litchis' an tine birth of a doughy
United Church last Friday evening, ter, at the EsetGeneral Hospital on ��ub ,?
Pick R
-wham neembers of the congregation Friday, Jane �. 194 1. Ro
presented Rev. I. E., and Airs. •Ren- There will be a Big Sports Day
w•i* a• silver Us service in hon- on July 1st, at Woodlands- A ball
or of their -26th wedding sruuver- game is scheduled sad plenty of = ~ ■ lebrate ��� `
with loads of prizes. Ce
C tulations• -races and fun, Day
nary. n to • - DoM111101
Ifiss Daisy Dues'dea wan take Be Aura to be there.
-10W Toronto General Hospital last There will be a sung -song and
+sees] for an
operation, and is n - movies on Sunday, and th eatery of /''� g
'#The Life of St. Pau9' "I bet con- s s V
Itsnprow3nz, ehihdren's service Me Puk
non will be a tinned. �C er
The Ba ybt Church on St3nday The big attraction next Monday
:in morning nest. k nataber of the Sun- nirght will be a Euchre and Dames to
PARADE AT I P. ^ ✓�
�dsy ftbiool 'lmp� will be taking John Rernmez s Orcite.txa• Starting MONS M '
oaf, Come out. and encourage the at 8.80. Admission 86 esab.
people in church work There will be a matinee on Satyr- TOURI�tAMENT AT 1'3Q P.
young � Manion, of Toronto, day for 'the movies at 2.80 0 dwk SwFTBALL i'
sad a ball game st Digixt-
apeat th week col with her people herb McKee wishes to thank 'Mr.
i re. 9%.0 SHOV`i SPECIAL �t�► i r RA+�'1'IONS
of Toronto RACES
Mr. Stuart Graham, Meade for his �sttance -in cleaning H
the week end with his parents, the iWim ►ins _..._ _ .. . BOYS' BRASS BAND - 114 A 1 x r.NDANCE ! t
" ., Lea Lye any Mr: "Mme• _.— Creek WHITBY
lE3sie Beiges and family spent the * t• L
+weels,nd in Toronto. - ig � -
Warden and family are (by Mrs. Gee. $aul!) .
Dir. Jesse
{ to Greenwood.. to the Haar $undaT evening Centemial STAGE HO
tutuse. Rev. John � - week- welcomed its new P��r� - - - .
Mr. Eddie Ortia spent the _ . „ .
gnhane to its service along with ■ »i ,
end at Orr Lake.
lv o! Toronto, onie Ildise Dorothy HawkleY. Mrs. Braharim ...�u their dAughter, ■ : ere spent the week -end with her pie Rlrth. We are ,Allies forward to 1s ��� r • - o v PPX- n�`.•rionship w� "theas arve "
cry, ha ; oa ■
he*e. 1;: a Braham sermon was _
. :, : � .:. :.' !0.k• - M3. tare John 3 : - • ■ • •,
es 'To Start ]sly "6. the we I- ltnown scrip �� , - � ■ _1■ - �! Uniote Services flee ruin . ,.. -- -...
ices of the Baptist and said he - pointed orlt X irltstap- r� nger
i nion Seta #e
'Unite Churches here wilT,commence ,� in our live where someone lays Mar of ie '
L n Sul 6. ,
for the summer, on Sunday, Y d*wn his life for anetieer. HoweveF, - -
The morning service Tv11T be' held In he pointed out that being •sexed ■ _
rch;,' with Rev. I. from phyM� death wa3 sot suffic- Dowle, �o hose
the I3aptiaL � the world to -- � E, Kennedy in ch&M- The evening Writ; the trouble with y that :h weak has been � is is that it is dying gpiritual9y •
wrcice y the Sunday School
C�n�lr• • ry Monday even
t i. fan
Wit`rdrawt; vw:nl; the Pic. i
Service in the afternoon• cervices executive wail a�ee : p i ■
—weeit the regular perk laic. _ -
chi weaneatlay e.r.ulg hiss ' ' He
!br 'the autnmer will eemme�icc.. at Dun^ --s -
There will . be a pu1� address Sys- official Board will meet h
f work.
•Lam on they grounds for same. _ bartox to diacvee �s the final _ � ■ .. •'�'
Thursday afternoon' r dlot!
James Gaiter Posies neeeftg !or the aerial for the W er e o _ ...
were held - for_ i dnlir roe will -have etu' picAic s rvioes -- ar dath
ae t d then
_y4sneral Mr, James Carter on Monday after- and our 'bssawr in , art
solo• from jazeinont United Church, MM rely ms ,.gilt►= tneetettSa again ■ °
away at Christie Street � October. - _ VIVO, who passed SO '!o1(awing s sin Sa/arday afternoon the • and will - -- - ,ng s I3 ..
• iura babjRa and M � .. _.. � � � ry
> jtgerlrtg lllnesa•. '
resident d G4art for sunny be the >� os the ..
j
years, Mr. � as itttie f� of iitee local p�11th lnd • ■
ts9 g� `.i� which was : • #h ers
o! the at`� a�
snd was a gardener, east tei0a werv�d Douglas Davis► a a
r of eoaddeied iy ���C nuasbe yeas. Rex
' vZtSe 2br a wife - .. _ . .. ..
the ale
He is aS•mii�' L. a daughter- Edith A few. of ow sib' >� ale
rWaycey) of Toronto sail one .ware n.ttc v. J. F. J►• BOOTH
- :
James, of Oshawa. Rev. E. fie, at Co,lha. GAMES • 'I,UNC B "OT" '
Son, !te - ,swine, we are cony w hear Jack BOOTHS
Kennedy. officiated st
Vi* interment at C7atrano Union has bee me a �dias of the wumps
,�,net.�►.''° �°'°�`� : ' 50 cent • Children Y 5 cents ";Cars 25 Cents -
_ :� .lie �, A M: Adults _ - -- __ -- -
Y -i WM � No. +ti with a=a - - --
• 'L'o'ri a 7=—Z ^.i „^a_ ->' .:^lr. N. " .✓! ' %G =„_ •„ °, _ - .f`••,,'. ^„X,,e. - ^ , "Hi' +e"'^,. T, 1 4",l''Sh,! 6 i :A.: ,'�' .,r.• ••y
-.—TEEN-TOWN TOPICS'- CH Ro w I C L ES OF teary. The more I pulled the more i- last few days —and the fledglings
is
he pulled —only in the opposite di- were fighting among themsel>ls u
` rection. Then he changed hie mind
By BARRY MURKAR GINGER ' g the nest became c,ver- crowded.
<•' and fairly raced through the
Thousands of teeners have just his sisters. He has finally landed stable with m•• hanging on t•o his Naturally as they jostled for po,- '
— +r;fnisited writing their final exams.. a job and seems very happy. I By Gwendoline P. Clark collar like grin► death. At the en- sition they forced each other out
Their next step is in 'choosing a hope that some day the man ,who trance to his pen he balktd again, until there they were, out sitting
,profession. And right here the turned him down because of his I tried to write this column yes- gave a sudden twist which loosened
5 on the ledge over the. door. On 't
tsonbk starts. For a long tjttte creed tvi }} realize ►+test s mistake lertiay but it simply couldn't be my grip .o that only my index
they teetered back and forth, far t
we have been thinking about writ- he made. done —two days of almost eontin- finger was left holding the collar. more uncertain of their feet than
ing on the above mentioned theme ` ' ' uous rein just about congested Then he did another merry -go- their wings. Presently I opened
y '•
and we feel that now is the time to every thought I ever had. Now the round —but of course in the op-
Ili conversation 'with a group the front door to see if Mother
do it. We have asked a large num. of young university men recently, sun is shining and I feel much posite direction —and I thought Robin was anywhere around and
` ber of teeners during the past few I learned that what they feared better —at least I do'as long as I my finger had just about had it. to my, surprise the young robins
'weeks just what -they were going to most after graduation was: If I stay indoors. A little while ago 1 However, it only got a bad twist flew, scolding, to the gromilt
do on leaving high school or col- can get a little went to feed the chickens and in but when I finally had him tied in
pull` ahead of the Mother .Zobin was right on hand
' legiate. Some of them know what the yard it v+a. like walking on an his stall .I decided that that was
other fello x, the job will be mine, anon to protect them and the) alt
they want; some df them don't. but if his dad knows somebody oversized slimy, slippery wsponge. gh for nit so I told Partner sought the.-shelter of the shrubs.
_ :=—The stickler with them all, is nit' there, I'm sunk, Why all the chickens don't die in he could pat the others its hitn- That was the' last I saw of them
;o much what they want to be, this weather I'll never know. We self. but. I still hear them in that same
Fear of the influence the,other Incidentally, I was g
but will there be a place for them {altos has through his own or give them the best care we can partner I was tvritin just telling vicnity.
when they graduate in four or someone else's connections is hard but when they 'are running in and S about my
five years. It doesn't seem to on the nerves of a young man who out in the wet the bedding gets tussle with 'the calf and he said —
matter so much any more about damp just about vet fast h we put 'him" are you talking abort �,�������,��
i •• • ' has spent four or five years of it down. And vet we have lost "'him" for —that red calf is a
how much education you have it's exhaustive study, only to be flunk- !"
how much influence you have and ed' .because some Tame- brain's old comparatively few, This has been heifer. -
that's, where the beef eomes in. matt knows somebody who knows an ideal year for the dev elopment Oh well they are all calves O O/Wer
I agree that this is a little off somebod• of coccidiosis but we have also auyWay. ' •+
my ual, line of- guff, but we y' managed to keep away from. that. ` * • '� rune medicine is very effective to
b $ome will argue that the boy mainly, I think, b hIr robins over the front door rrt1°1° pain, nervou9 d,atnue and weak' `
or girl with tike brains will win dressed oat" restless coatings, of
young people do think a tittle on y not feeding the have left their nest. It was fun "certain days" —when duo to functional b
1
-the serious side at times and many rhicks too heavily at any time. In
over influence. Don't kid your- fact t%•e ,have revolutionized our watching them. Mosher - Robin monthly disturbances. Worth trying!
of us are doing just that at the $elf. F. eery man has his price M ��///�///�
chick feeding ethods alto hardly sta)'ed with their at all the BVIA .?//I/!/!/iYSCOMPOUND
present time. However, back to and 'i[ your pop is buying from a g gather
r, the theme. A young fellow I know, ce; vain firm and then tries to get this year.
of European parentage, tried for you a job with that firm, ,191 bet The price of commercial feed, t ,
- :a good position with 4 city firm dollars to bubble as every poultryman knows, is en- T T n N
recentk, He was turned 'down. gum. you'll be w el' out of 'proportion g what 509000 G A L Lf V .t � S
Not on the grounds that he hired in place of -the person who we get for chickens and eggs. So,'
couldn't handle the job, nor that has more between his cars than instead of giving the chicks high I21tETi01, �% ASSETS Exterior
you hate. cost feed we iv
he di(Wt hate enough education;. * „ . •* give theta one feed
r -'but rather because of his racial ' : a day of growing mash, after that Paints, Enamels- �qu�, V�ihes
'descent ' It was a great blow , to This game of lift is no easy the troughs are filled up with a
S The manufacturers are Lowe Bros., C.I.L., Scarfes,
'. -him. \�'hy'•v'ouldn't it be? . He was game, and I've been - around only -` - mixture of rolled wheat and oats— Sherwin -Williams, Berry •Brtu.
very clever at school and so were a little -but long enough to know f from our own grain of course —at
that few care about you, but your- night they are fed straight wheat.t Suitable for Wood, Cement, Metals, Etc.
self, and whcti it's all t -oiled down. That has been their menu since OLIVE DRAB PAINT -5 gallon can ...'... ....... $1.50 gal.
lei}Qa ;ra r -.._ f• DARK GREEN PAINT —S
n fL: 1 :::: F.. tC., a ive . eek, r�,� -- gallon cam .....:...........i2.50 tali
i Life ago I tried to get a job as a lip to tha time they were' fed corn. MEDIUM UKEY FAINT -1 and 5 gallou can ........ 41.75 gal.
�..On Life chance P y daily. The mercial chick starter, Oh, but I BLACK ENAMEL -1 and 5 on can ....... ... $2.00
a reporter on r sit
gall gal.
S � MED. BROWN PAINT -3 gallon can ...............52.00 gal.
city editor told' me there wasn't a forgot one important item —they RED OXIDE PIUMER -1 and 5 i(a13on can ......... $2.50 gal.
4 The Statistical Bulletin of the chance —they were filled up. Well, get all thi sour skim milk they ZINC CHROMATE (all purpose primer)
AlctropoGtan
Life Insurance Coat- I knew a lady who was a friend — d at s plenty! gallon can , -,,,,, ,50 al_
. will drink an th i 1 and 5 � i
Of the associate editor and had We our it into the troughs— LINC CHROMATE THINNERS -1 and 5 gallon can S1.7S
pang finds some interesting ma- her-speak to him. In less than p alas ALUMINUM (lacquer enamel) --5 g gal.
( q. gallon can .. ... 00 a
aerial for its compxtations in the wooden troughs—along with the �3 gal.
five days I was part of the fixtures rolled air What will be the PEA GREEK (lacquer enamelF 3 gallon can ........ ,32.50 gal
Dionne quintuplets, remarks the BUFF (lacquer anamel --S ton can
Jttarva journal. of tItr .editer?aI -esom. Does in- qq ) g 4200 tai.
•- - fluettce count. You bet it does. fast outcome I don't know. 1 R (A,RTH brown spray paint)— ,
f c DARK EARTH--(dark bro
Having reached safely thc;r 13th epect lFie chicks will mature more S gallon can ,
My advice —ii anyone cares fora • • • • • ` • • • . • • t...:..... 52.00 gal.
birthday thc�c girls reasonably can slowly— perhaps the pullets won't LIGHT GREY (lacquer paint) -5 anon car. ........ 52.00 al.
y little —is to get yot;r big fat feet MAROON enamal —S g
expect a loath life as a gwup. The in there solid and stay attcttor ed. lay as early nor flan cockerels. de- ( ) gallon can ..... 32 -SO gal.
hancts ar= a u,e as in 200 that all velop as fast, but at tract they LACQUER -5 gallon can .. .............. $2.50 gal.
If you hay e a certain lice you want LACQUER THINNERS -5 gallon can ... . SI.7S _
the girls will reach their majority P won't.have eaten up all our profit' .. gal _
Y to follow start now to make ost= CLEAR COPAL VARNISH -1 gallon cart ....,;52,50 al.
right years hence, about 65 in 10U graduate reservations and then to feed- CLEAR COPAL VARNISH -45 g
- yea - " gallon drum..... 52.25 ,gal.
that alL of t?lent mill see their 45th y will be sure. ' 3" PURE BRISTLE PAINT BRUSHES, SUBS : 7Se each -
birthday, and better than one in ,: . . * 'Then there are the caives. One 4" PURE BRISTLE PAINT BRUSHES, SUBS . ,.51.50 each
fire that all of them mill live to be of the little rascals went out last THE ABOVE PRODUCTS ARE THE BEST THAT MONEY
And. says the Butfetin, accord- Let's 1•ac5 it. %Shen these thou- . 'week but *ere- are still si:: running CAN BUY —THE GOVERNMENT USED THE dSEST-
sands of veterans finish their around -and lively - ittg to. current mortality tal,les it y little acrobats TRY A SAMPLE ORDER - --
courses along with.all the civilians they are. One ,morniau Partner CLIP' OUT THIS ADD FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
may be ez;ucfecl that the tact our- who seek higher education, there *s suggested that I run ibur of them
S11'Or Of the "Q[tint5'• will Gv'e to age .. going to be some fun trying to back to the pen where they belong 4 GAL HEAVY DUTY ARMY TOOL BOX
"4G lace them all. Af
p you are there and tie 'them, up. Looking at them st inches tens. t inches wise,
- Hovt•et•er, -they tttay do better. starers t7ae ears. watt d.t.At- -'
first— you'll no doubt be the lucky, somewhat dubiously I, thought 1 ab!e 11" eoa,t. _ s 'n ('eta derv. Cost the clovers-
- -- - - "These figures are based on the one and if you miss —well. - let's lead better tackle the smallest otte !' m-nt s7." to manuraetun. r
areragc for girls in" the general face it again. There was a time, first The first thing war to catch Each $3.2 ostr• Each 90C
population of Canada, and it is not so long ago, when men with it as it gallivanted its and out
.lmtc pr, >ba' =Ic than, K itlt the degrees were digging ditches, among the cows aitd heifers. Then YOU MAY SEND A DEPOSIT OR REMIT IN FULL
special care t'.at the world - famous with their diplomas olugging up 'I caught hold,of its collar — they THE BALANCE WILT. BE SHIPPED C.O.D.
quintuplets arc receiving, they will the holes -in their pants.. Yes kid- all have straps around their necks �
exceed these averages. Further. dies, nova•• is the time to think" like dog - collars so there is always � g E � � � x � AARDWARE
snore. as continued progtess is trade and think hard. Get yotw foot iws' something to hang on to. Immed-
tn life r-,tnscrvation, -their chances now at the early stage, and when lately this little red fellow felt 537 Queen West Toronto Ont.
of survi%a) v� ill further increase." the flower blooms, you'll get s say hand 'n hi; cofl•tr he got con• '
Bill, tv irh an)' luck at all, there shifter of it. Education vs In-
- will be at icast one of the quintu- fluence is hard to cope with, but
ple, aii%c utitil the year =0:0, which ;'you'll have to —so make your mind
is 73 years away; there is an excel- up to it,
lent' chance Oat all of them will -
I sure to;,e you staye2l with me
sce the dais n of the gist century. long enough for me to wish you
a •:Ind they Hill bi news. so long as the best of luck and also to re-
all or one of t: stn lives, already pond
' - •. .. - you that we are still open '. _ - - - - • � .- _ - . ° +A . . .
"_ h:,.i ►t} tut: ^tl cttdur:lig fame to for comments, re this column. Gi
trictricaT :;ni;a } <. Until nckt issue. happy' holidays..
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•' * tog a matured, tau ,, a� get ANNE *together again.
* Grow up beau, c : cu think of
* marrying. Anne Hirst will help e
Marriage Needs • PASSION OR LOVE? * '
you be patient. \1'ritc her at Box 1,
It is not so be expected that o * A, room 421, 73 Adelaide Street
1� More Than Love • young girl can distinguish between * West, Toronto.
;> -jassion and love. She thrills to car-
DEAR ANNE HIRST: I've stop esses, her awakened emotions de-
* ped going with the boy 1 love clare this is what she was ntdde tor. Road Accidents
* because my family talked me into d
The
O ERALD BROWN * it. They said we couldn't get along, m may be nothing in common
w.N.IS fEATYRai �" because he quarrels with me 'so between he two except this physical Motor car accidents in Ontario in
c ntognetist, but to Iter it seOns love the first quarter this year totalled t
%I-aopsis I * much.. He does have a lot of tem- 4,540, an increase 'of nearly • 29 per -
Cenl'TEt: TXII: Veronica ten. alecate he simply let me lie there. With * per, and gets mad at the least little ilsch. She does not. know (and
,that she bas discovered the clot. and that the door wide open, 1 wasn't un- p would resent bring told) that she cent. over the same period a year
.- :.ebe confronted Vallaincourt with the evn- _..eonsciotis long. 1 came to and stum- *thing. He doesn't fuss much at the would react to dlntost any other pre-
* ago. The 101 deaths were one less.
while right outside his orttce. uccate bled up the stairs to find he'had time, but -he neirer'forgets a thing. rentable young man in the sails
is shut and wounded in the shoulder. * Since he left, 1 make better grades
stretched you out on the office desk. e.ccilittg tray. 1'o her 1� ftJ:J appears
BB yOtlr �ACIf►
_ VP ben he reaaina conectousness, he is In * at School. But 1 want him back! ' •
^ale apartment, be ;nu nursed by Ann. What with Rocky beating his own as the only one with that magic
This 1S- Year -old girl is so much in a ,
Chapter XXIII brains out' and cursing that someone glamor —and so she pictures their ACHES
'He walk toward the Common^ had-bumped off the boss,'I dialed love flirt sale ,anise reason: She marriage as just one long life of
doesn't see that • O O
tonsci it had grown darker headquarters. ' The homicide squad, the same ecstasy.
and w� here was a grim smile down to the last legman were here marrying a boy 8xkae6e is often caused �7y
around his mouth in three minutes flat." who _conttan'tly Marriage, stcch as this one wostld action. WheoH as"getoutoforderexcess
Of one thing he cons .sure. Curt Preble iootced McCale over criticises her be, doesn't work out that way. The acids and pe6onsremairtin the system Then
`Vallaincourt had really loved Ver- shrewdly, examined the .wound, and and. q u a r r e l s thrills grow less,' Yl:e allure is dim- backache, headache, rheumatic pain, dill.
Bigelow. Start with that fact rebandaged it in short order. with her could wed, And the girl finds herself tied curbed ► or `��' fig any
He had burned his bridges, carefully "You'll do," he said. "Stay in bed o+t11 sentence to a youngster with a bad temper _ P s;°,"r,- =
r her . to a life who spends his time trying to "take
t"�y
and conscientiously. Including for twenty -four hours. Don't want , Time -kabd popular safe, two-haW- fors••
Shari Lynn? He thought so. Funny you running a temperature. You're t where quarrels her over. lie-is fractious and selfish, lag, Deman� D.R. Lidoey Pills, in the stun
what love will do for a guy. But he a lucky guy. The bullet was deflect- t r would increase impaticut and dominating, He "never dos with the red hand. Sold evervwhere. �t*
must have been aware of his an- ed by the cigarette case you carry and love be de- forgets a thing she did that dfs-
tagonists — of their viciousness if in your upper vest pocket." alsstrss+t stroyed. Her pleated hint, and their life becomes
what he intended doing ecame " - _ family trait to protect her from such a series of sordid scenes which
g Was it a forty - five ?" a tragedy. They could not bear to shame then. both. Then 'how she
lnoun. He was certain that he knew "Undoubtedly, from the nature of her-
of
his danger. see .how unhpappy this boy made her, wither she had listened to. U 4
McCate was silently deriding the the wound !f it hadn't been fqr and they know she would be more familyl
that cigarette case, it would have *• "`••.,
yhilosophi�iing he had. been indulg- unhappy as his u +f e, for he would In no other assactatiot: is the need ews.et,•ew
in in when he .came. abreast of his ~ r'pped you wide open Well, mind hurt her so much - more.' for restraint and atiencr cam ro -'
g what I say now. , The girl needs p p •�.:;;
" All site lustre it shat she's in love. miss and forgiveness, so necessary
own doorway. just when it was. :
some sleep." v 1 •«. a...t»... -sr, r
that the first warning came, -be And, like so many youllg girls, she as in marriage. It is not for those r ...i «w. low
couldn't afterwards recall.. He had The telephone rang. Ann, pro- � thinks that is all that marriage needs• who do not understand these essm- //�� yy �� •
vokingly placing the bedside telo- •w1 etGttwrft '
lost looked up to see the lights o�is tiolr. Only a deep and understanding -
oftsce gleaming taintly. He' wait A Wit~ = iove, wntcit implies an -
oil a few feet from the doorstep smug expression on her face, went % overmaster-
ma
y p tf�lOilu Can 1. ing desire for each other's happiness,
into the outer office to take the call.
_
when it came —that intuitive message � By Anse Ashley tors make it a good one.
,from his nerves. He started to turn: .� What was Veronica Bigelow." she * * * ---^ 4.k„•t
Allen thought better of it. Then be said matter -of - laxly. "1 had the What is'a �S ~
devsl of a time before she'd trust 'r good home remedy * To "E.A.B. ": When one's whole ! 'r stw.
_ began to sun. for toothache. 4� ``"Hoy, r - -
The- report came like a firecracker, me ,rith the message. She's upset •A• A remedy that is often effect. * fancily dislike a boy, there must s"'+►.��"+
hard by on his right. He heard no end. It seems that Donlevy has ive is to plate a bag of salt heated * be some basis for it. Try to see o
the sound of - running feet He felt arrested Christophcr Storms fairly hot, on the face. * this as those who love you regard
a ghastly blow near-his heart. He "Wben ?" Q. How can I make dishes of • him, and you ,w-ill understand `" +w �• Ri
•reeled, stopped in his tracks A low "Last night or early this mornin g. food look more attractive? * better. Let things ride as they are 'O • TChrrF
,whisper escaped: his lips. He thought, • She's been trying to get the office A. Cdlors make food attractive
'Oh. God, this is how Curt Vallain- ever since, 1 suppose ?" ; to the eye• An ordinary dish can
..You- suppose:" -
court died 1 wonder what went " ' ' garnishing with faneyilic
through his mind — crawling up those by °fie to fools more appetizing
y -- �
"Well, I -1 stuffetk blotting paper plmmto, waterersss, parale . or ! r'
endless stairs? in the telephone bell last night 1 green peppers
He w•as conscious of wrenching thought the ringing might disturb Q. How can I remove bluing Several openings are available for girls to learn power
himself upright against the door, of your rest —the doctor said—" ! stains from linens? sewing nAthlne operation. Piece work earn of o
fumbling for the bell. "Get Donkv on the wire," Duke A. Use s cement made mix- g >� P�
After a thousand years, the door y ators, $20.00 to $25.00 weekly for five day week. No
said, 'ing plaster of Paris with the white
• swung open Ann stood titers, She Saturday work. Excellent working conditions in bright, - -
.oeemed far away in the darit. He Obediently she called police head,- of an cgs to Lire consistency of ttaodern plant, equipped with Cafeteria. Plant located on
forced a smile. quarters, only to learn that the howl- cream St. Lawrence River, 60 miles from Ottawa and 100 miles .n
r Q. How can I remove black.
"You're tight," she said ode man was cm his way there at heads and avoids ens skin? from Montreal. --
that vet moment. Y
_ - -.No" His own enter founded dif- Y A. Use a toilet water made 67 Mills.
ferent and Pram way back Some- In. less than twenty minutes, the �g two drams of powdered ripply Caldwell Linen Mea
where. "1 don't drink. You know lieutenant strode in in the wake of borax, one ounce of glycerine, and IROQUOIS, ONTARIO
that. I've been held up." kY• The two of them so big, 19 fluid ounces of orange - flower _
"Yeah—all the way home, Ill het but so different.bulked hugely in the water. Always shake well before
What have ytstt done with Veronica doorway, Donlevy, with a muttered applying.
]Bigelow ?" greeting' to McCale, flung himself Q. How can I make a wall mop? ;-
"Don't tell use you're jealous of into a chair. Crevices of fatigue and A. A good wall mop can be made It her" Hhe swayed, hardly aware of -'worry lined his face, by tying a flannel bag over a Makes Y Feel
•.fuels insane stalling. (To Be Continued) broom. It will make an :deal mop
It must have been then that she I for brushing off spider webs and
saw in laze his eyes, bare his ' dust- s Pa g y '. $oM;gh
.
teeth. Site moved forward, sudden' - . - -we • ?
terror striking her.. rtrr Your Handwriting = T' 'v*� of
"Duke!" she gasped '"' �+ for hft&w"
His legs gave way again. Slowly By ' w loeeo[ deep, nervous iadigesEiOa, r
Ike slid to his knees. I } $ /s j' and j ou Alex S. Mast! irritability, � dim dironk
He didn't hear Ann's scream, r .1 s3s o w 5Q T a • norgo la system.
,Pnce during the night, he became •► �' I'
- tonscimms. He asked for water and �: td ' .d i 'The -size of written words gives Go cts. Economy else, $IJI
a phantom floated into "iew. It was a• g�q }��1 tin indication of the temperament `
Ann. Site held a glass of water for �, d' is of the inter., Smolt writing shows Dr. Y g °1� j t 3 '' '} r o wee cf concentration s and C e s Nerve food
"'him. Here es, he noticed were big E' 1. good pa
and filled with love for him and fear ! ^3 love of detail. Depending upon 4 _ for him, too. �rc�: other indications in the writing,
small writing may " That's A'[yt._ he thought. "I'm �= 8 Y mean as amlyt-
:sick and' she's worried about me. - �p•ti3 iul type of mind with the ability I� - _ :c
She loves me and she's worried. e ; to think quickly and draw rapid .SWEETER
That's great, .That's fi,te." . ' • s ' conclusions. Strong! indications
TASTIER Wh* Bre ad _
%N hen the black curtain of Morphia a'r3 • c� .t, of individuality usually accompany -
liftrt4 again, it Ras, another day. sma,11 writing. If the' letters are
_-. here am I %" he mouthed con=
thoughts of an even height it tells us that a_
moo, the writer is neat and tidy, and RECIPE _
HLteiT j" O, „ •fussy about his surroundings.
\\ hy, darling, this is Ann. You .' t Large spacious writing reveals Put 1 c. lukewarm water in
know where you arc." that the writer is extravagant and bread bowl, add 1 envelope 2:
He started to pout an arm alone 2! .
! ' . , • , :may have a weakness for being too Royal Fast Rising Dry Yeast
her t sin scared his shoulder. He t+t :+•• :. .. ,.'.: •' "
$ generous. Such writers seldom and 1 tsp. sugar, stir, let-stand
groaned a hit coming wide awakes t .'••�, t. P Y 10 min. Sold 2 t. mil
specialize in an form but rather k. tidd
"llchate youraclf," Ann said. ` generalize in whatever they . do. sugar, odd 5 tsp. salt*
! tbs.
"t;tm,d lord, slid you sec that? She I 3
z • Depending upon other factors in cool to lukewarm. Add
Aunt; the morning. paper- on the s o^ `. ' "-� r r::'. , <., �. • ..:
7 • , t the writing, large writing may yon with 1 e. water, add 6 c.
flour. "The papers have you at t• c9J • show a restless n sifted flour beat well. Add S
✓ `m a �' s ature that sel-
Acath's d(x)r. Here, let me lift you i R , dam settles down to do one thing tbs. melted shortening and t3
UP. a little• I $ ••a C t welt: There writers fwd it difficult t. more sifted Bour, or enough '^
f
She propped a pillow b i 3 ? to make Basil handled dough.
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p pp p v ch nd him :� t d to exercise their powers of ton- y � :•.a >.s';.,;,,,.;Y.,,> ,
and sat down. There were deep ;- s. ' + centration, grandeur and ability W 1l�d dough quickly and
until smooth and class.
'•.:...i.;::;r.' -;,:::
rhatluu s under her eyes ignore trifling matters being ati9;'
"Have you been here all night ?" 4909 part of their temperament na Place dough is greased
he `I` rd +• ••" - f
SIZES
bowl, cover, set in warm place, ,
-1 't ;w r. free from draft. Let rise until ;
1, u h y. cwt . doubled is bulk. Punch dough
just hen the door opened and
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--iC� Glc down in bow • let rise again
12ocl :v stuck his licad in He ginned
1, ag
1,rdadly 6-1 sreing McCale awake Such a pleasure to sew Pattern anal about as high u first;<
sfnri sitting .up :909• knowing how slim you will be �.,��jyt� rise: When fight, divide into
"Uoc ['rchlc =is here, narsc. "' He in that dart -fitted waist, how grace-
4 equal portions; shape into
dre pl,cd a curtsey to Ann, ful in soft full skirt, ens flare balls. Cover with dock; let a 1
"1'rchh•!" Mc&le howled. "The I slecvt•s, Make it for Sunday "best "•! rest 10 to 15 min. Shape into _ coroner! What is this? f'm not drab Pattern 4909 comes in sizes 34, 36, loaves; place is greased bread
—fir am I" X, 40, 42, 44, 46, 4R, ?0, 52. Size 36 pass. Corer, let rise until
n,ekird. Sl r did not lot,k takes 314 yard4 39 inch. I doubled in bulk, about I hour.
1 ,Anyone ivishing a tore complete Bake in 425° F. oven for 15 •
too tired or harassed now that six Send TWENTY -FIVE CENTS analysis please tend, self-addressed min., then reduce heat to
sn,iL •'. (2-50 in coins f clamp, cannot he tramped entelope to Box 'B, room 375' F. Finish baking about •
'A%l,c•,t ):iiu (01 in the du.n•tvay , accepted) for chi: r-licrn to room 421, 73 Adelaide Si_ West, Toronto. 30 min. longer.
let n ht, yon looked pr <tty dead -421. 7,3 •\del :id,^ St. \ %'cst, Toronto. r There is no charge for.thir secretes.
to wt. 1 fainted. Rttcl.y find floc I� Print plainly ML, NAME, AD-
two of u• nn his haritl, Of course. DREGS, STY ?.E 1; U1�1PER. ,ISSUE 96� -1f14:
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= tit- -�� � - � � � • � ine�� �ir¢�to�
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�� • � -- , - - i deli.ery can be >aae oZ .. - %,• E. Richardson _
:.: tare foliewin; itean: �{i>E:SiER,AL INiiLTRAhiQ�
:� ^h � � - -��� ����� :Ladies Now Is The 7 itne � _ "� ��• • • • `� - ,�. >ir��►t. ' _ .
:•4 -� �- •.;y _ -'� �$�' .�ii0� O! jOVt �i'Ct T07►Q16 illt� say+w•- --. -Fx�j � �i� _fi �� .4.II IJ rl.+�swary
�� � -�- w gI'�'�iY � Aa< Wa esi>tblsaiei a;wet. tW/ _
. 7 Ais`esndltie�ed � the cotta demand of tie aver and holiday AZmsliaruQ t Qa�aer Bead, lydie w seeva.
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� THURSDAY, P'RL, SA�IiDAY. � � Gap asd '�1e9 ��+ w -
' � � �,. �7 oral � _ :New «Caldwell" Lines . ' I�� h:� - ,
� `+Ohr�o Shows - 7, sari s) P. ]L � � Drydhe ohimaey Taps ... .
/sRurday lirtiaee st 1.80 P, � w>sieh � lately hsve arrived so grace t!ne stock o! Sand and .Lisle Bric�lc, Fsce Brick '� . .�, •� L E'+ R
. "Z'he Big Store". � co3crete �.
� "- Three Little Girls t : - - - . ' , � ' - `I<Bevlation - eats snd Loose' Ias�asae of All xiad. � . _
. ;r'. � .I•Line Check Tea Z'o'welliag, very lovely Linea _ Cedar Poets snd Poles .
} jn. Blue _ ' ..�usat�erial, 22 inch 3'9 c. 'Yard - Inanraace Advlaer _ •
: . -,,� Tee'Aaioolor • . _ �� stripe Tea Towelling, �� 8�a - - : A . W. 11�lITCHELt �darea, . �� -.
a cotton 17 inch, heavy qua? ity, per yard 40c.
_ Jvae Haver George Montgomery .Can stripe Tea Towels, linen axd cotton, Ph'anes 74 snd 114 � Brougham,• Oat. - •Pick, b R 22
20 xy32 real cod , quali 4bc. -Each : OUR TRUCKS PAS5 YOUR WAY - y` �
. � ?Vivian Blame sad VeraE -]ten � > g �' • _�
- i � . _ :Vice Fiu�y Bath Towels, bright stripes )e,"'{►£RY DAY
' � • 22 a 42 .',TSc. Each * KEN A N D C LA R K E
", � �NDAY, Z'i.TB5DAY, WEDN'SD7L - Lovely Soft Face Cloths, 12 x 12, � Dr• P. W• J. LOS, P�JF.i�`T =CF
JUNE 30, JLTI.Y 1 and 2 . - � l "only stripe; - �'� �2 for 25c. - AL'CTION•EERS
Last Complete Shaw At 8.20 S +.aker Sheets, galore, in pi:lk -and blue plaid, _ yETEAINARY SURGEON �iceased and Authorized for the
.72x84. The restful, sleep - producing kind Counties o! Ontasie and York.
". Hillday Matinee Tuesday At ? '� . • $g5tp each $4.75 per Pali. • PI�RING - PHONB - 150
„ I � - Farm Stock, Implements Hove-
;;. ° � I a�Ways� love you I. ..M, �, (;HAPMAN ,and SON � : • CYR�L �. MORLEY sal s o Spec�lty�t Bin bk
;� � Technico:or With - • I N S U R A N C E� A N Q Rates Duals of 'one. !or file
- - - - - - -- Catherine - McLeood and Philip Dora .
- _ - Milh�en P. O, phone, A•gia, 62W3
� , .. _. - - - � -- - .REAL .ESTATE Dsarkhass, P., o. phi 3iiark. 2116
TEURSDAY, FRL, SATURDAY - -
i - - .. - - � .. .. PHONE 6 7 P 1 C K. • - Prentices have been establ#s3red
' - JULY 3,--4 -and: 5 -' „ • . ' - _ anctioneere since 1690.
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.• . Stray., qtr Y �' - _• - - 1�ZcE�CH:`'IE'S ' I ..
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' .Paul K.eily and Osa Maaaeln - , I f� e r 1 n� � � a rr a r e - FURNITURE DEALER � I Barrister Selidt� Notate labW
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-also ,an added :.t�r,.ction - • ...� - : ,�'t7NER.A.L DIRECTOR. � C . E, R I C H A RflSO N
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:z "UNEXPECTED GUEST" - Private Amtxslanee Service � Spite 702 •Sent Bldg, 168 Yoszge 9t.
.: William Boyd, and Andy C9yde - •. GENE�tAL HARDWARE � �y ,� xight • i Toronto Ph�o -►e WAverley 3b5?
At'DLEY N>�S - .. � - all d - - .. . Wm. McF.a�chnie, Prop. -
"' •, � Yaazz 9atisfactioo ' idy Gioara�a0es
.. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 3loorhonse. of - SUPPLIES � Phone Y'ick. 13 H. McKE�
` - Vittoria. B. C., were recent visitors •'' � � � -
• - :.• at Gtaamere. They were former resid- - -. ` • - _ - - - ��,p���� � #• lsA.tNTER �!e QECORATQR
:, .
ants a! - - - - �
,� w+e1l since going opt West. B�i �e��j �����+p��n _ -
Y :. A resent peacher here drew often- _ �. �. j� 1, Gr['� V - �� PiCKEBING ONTA8t4
:� _ . fdoA to the disregard of the Sabbath � - �. ,.� , .. __...
- 'i�' aason; many people. Apparently they W � . � A' W
Sorg+st that this day is regarded by a • - ---J, i. (Had) 14TE�VAitT, H, A.
• f , ;great many people is a very diSerent .. Quality Meats � - . - LICIINSED AUCTio�lEiiiB and _
.t light, acrd it would be generous of _ � � - , VA,LUATOB $arriater, Solicitor, Nooary
- �' them to have some regard far their - .. ��l ill SeasflA - -- - '39a1a Condocted Aaywlbare
neighbors' leelinga in the matter, i! - ..._ - .. •. - ii'aiVEti BEND FARMS
"s � -for no other reason. � � _ P'hoae or Write _
' •' _ :. :.:.. act. and Mrs. iiiteh,ie, orinia, were .: '� ^' = -- - F & • Ve$ tabl 614 Hoard.. St: Herat, Whitby, Opt. _ - -. �...�., . � 1' ..
-. runs a es • - - -- - � � -
,,} � in the local chmrir hex+e last weep, . '
' , sad aho•Ped some very entertaining Iiroae - PieierinQ 17 818
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+ - views. We believe that this is Mr. :. - � ' °- . ' .__'. '. . •.
r Ritchie'e loot appearance as opeera+tor - . `' SILK'S MARKET
-•� . :- .f tLe.e ;overnment i5lma. He hoe � - � F. J. Donavan
�• ,� _ ' paev'hased s home on the sho�ree o! � "I'�OS �
IQass Iake, west of Oriliia, seed lrieade H. A� B. Se.
��,. - rah him weI2. .. :DANFt�RTH BUS LINES LTD. -r , •.�, � , � lia�irrs >� : - . � � .
�t - Hd. Betaan's plane has been seen - {!rt )bays the Tiopse alai � Mario Land Sarveyee
. S admiring our farming operations here - � 86'8 aC.in; $t :ref, Fast, Oshawa►, Ca
q t .. recently. ][any enjoyed hie attention .. - '_ ... _ Day SerViCe - - li�'ws. It my hs Tosar � --
1to oar pse�ress and hope. that he will vGS .. _- �-
i « Ibeoome ezpert with his plane in loam - -
:. loprratiaas. .... ±i3aa A Sol. HoL Sus # HoL only - � gam, C • F"i • TUCK. C.i PT . �. ! , J A. W I LLO UG N Br
�"� Miss Frances Jordan has entered � Block. Opp P, Q WIDIs°aNb 1Ra�s Asp!
IDtrtario Hospstal ae a parse -in train- Claremont ?.16 &16 12. 16 � 3.46 • 5.09- _- - . � Head Ofilce - Toe�oato
� - in We wish her every success in her Bro�aan ?.87 - 8.4? 18 27 . 3.b7 5.12 -: • - .1i6 Yon;e, St, A.D6905
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" 1►rortt. Green trivet � ?.a6 &86 lt. 35 : X4.05 `'• e.20 ... •� •. I •' .. � � "I�r;eat and Oldest to
;'1 .. Masers Fred and George Pnckrin, Locast Hill ='?.38 8.�8 iL2. 38 4.08 .. -.5.48 � •. .. Pheae 1614 _ Canada - Establis'6ed Forty
' ' •' ; -- :Urban Blake, 8c}aire 13rce., John Pack- Malvern - '8.06 5.06 L 06• 4�b i4.60 Yeaa�~
tin and W. H. Gnt�rte each aelnii oat �� Leavy A.M. •A,M, P. ]+[. I'.aL. _ P.M. - - CC 11ll _ - coNSU avT.
- .some tat cattle to the Toronto market T�,� g•15 18,00' 6. 4b -4.0o g.4a _ �. r►7C13�:i b � �tkinson FOR TM AT MOM[ IN THE GITT
��•;� -_ ..,at the increase in prices. We believe - -
• .. �.- that 17 cents a pound was realized in' Daylight ��S Z"� �� EaP�' Graver 6660. 0s3ord 3158 Pbooa Asia. '201W2 - 3tnaff. 290
. �. •::some sales. _':i.ieensed - 'GOBDON F, OSBOBNE
--; _ R„ p.. Winter, F.li. Chapman and- _
,' •.. •their Rives were the guest3 of lawyer - _ - � _• . - � ,C: jJ, II. _
�. - -Oscar King, of Toronto, on satnrda�,. _ - : Auctionneers _
f '. ' "and °also visited the celebrated F. T. '- �?I�K +�ING laIGAT �RKET` - - _ :•-i °STRICT a[ANAGES
• Some from here attended the Fed- • -
• James ardena on tine Humber. -46 Year`s . - , _
. ; ` � - - � .- - � .. >� �[ITH - - _ � Ste. eonaa�t.a ae>lywhere,� �, �E�PIRE LIFE
;- : station ' of Agricniture picnic at the �. -. � - ` , __ � � • - -: - - Specializing in Farm Stock,
+� wills a of ]3rooklin on Saturda last. • • � ' '�'�,� arrd - lN�rsaee �� •
•� • Mrgs'. R. H. Hedge entertaineyd the Quality First � Service Out -Alta ' :..i ►ll Ssies personally listed sad - � -
• - .Woman s Association teat week. T advertised. Bill$ prepared sad _ ����. . .
- _'_ :._"'WIC BUY THE BEST - YOi SLAKE THL TEST' ' .. posted, _ - �tioss D. Ditmrs -
' • . � Th i� � Is TheBest - -� � . __ - ., Pkkeriaar 30 - � . - � ' � � Prompt Service • � _ . -. � :Tom Packria .. .;
•►. `Mervyn Beane, Oshsws
_ - - =Rst Gulliver Oshawa .
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•• - _ Place�I'o Sell Yoar � - �rsoNE 2S0 sTOUFFVILLE 'TNephone, 644 whiney, Oat.
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At this season of the year we are -_ �;., :. � , ._ • � -' - The �+ ��
' �'•� '.: especially good buyers of HEx5, � . '••. `,�- All Types of Buildings• :. �D •
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.. SPRING CHICP.ENS, EGGS, _ .; . , .. .. <. ... .
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• = ... � . .: _ •'PEL - 117, snd 9carboro 336 - a
. _ SPRIVG LA3iBS �d VEAL• � � ': --
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- EPHONES Howard 1
' - _ CALVES .: y . •. ESTIMATE ON REQUEST : =i .: - � -; .
' . I! we ase� not eft• otEr rod- -. :. -- : -:_ :. ' Scarboro • �Junetion .�;� __ _-
8 mg y P _
- • . � � ace haw wQ would 'appreciate' . _ ` � .
�� ,.- year � va a trial. You will . _ •... _ _ ... -• ,,In. StOCk .. � � --q
•find oar ll+cea eynst to er better • . - .. •- . > e ' , , ' ` • . i
- . -- frcan those yon can get elsewhere, i .. �: •H. R�TTE W � • � • :For Immediate Delivery =-
� sin, PAPMR BACHED IN3ULAT IOM WOOL 4 .
:. �- Pickerin g � -- Farms, _ . �. .:. L • ' , _ - _ � - .. - � . =
. � .•. • -� - �.imited. � : � � . ;Duribar��ri • . � • • _ 210 lb. � sphalt�Shingles , .' .. -
� •, � K: •. .. Wick • Variety of Ooloms. RoolYn; Nails With
.� � Whitby � -Night or Day - . iThin ;le Orders Onl7 - _
- �- ' • wru {rrt, ONTARIO ,. .• .:�a,C�10� 4�ervice� ,,., • : M: ._ .; . • .: ' - :. - ... - • •
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