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V`OI:. 67 No. 45 PICKERING, Ol'f!'. ' �F'RIDAY, JULY del, li)47 4 Ceate Pray Copy ---Authorized as Second Class Mattes
Sub. Rate $9.00 per year; U. S. $2.50. , C. li[srkbr sad . i sbllshera Post Office DeYrartment, Of#aws _
.Purchase Pro -Village Trustees err For Entrance _To .
Wes't':,-End O Park'
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After many years of having every- g Ge O F g LacKese Entertained by
one interested saying "it would be a In Swimtn#ng Instructiorm Out Agait) Mrs, E. B. 'Brow-n Pickering Village
grand thing" Pickel-9rtg Village Police For 'Boys and Girls 5 to 14 Years _ r{
Trustees have purchased from, Wall- A, Warn.'ngs about the scarcity of ...On Saturday evening, July 5th, Mr. and Mrs, Cyril Morley atx2 r j;
ter White a strip of land 6f; feet wide Pickering Branch Red Cross has fuel oil by Hon. C. D. Howe, Minister Mrs. E. B. Bro-%en,'local leader of the daughters,` spent Tuesday with Mr.
e.
that will provide an entrance to our completed arn:egements for the car- of .Reconstruction, and by the heads project "The Club Girl makes sleep - and Mrs. Carl Bishop, who are vacs- l
Memorial Park, from the present rl'rg on of a C- ,ar.:e in Sw•ir r„P'e ofFlarge oil refining. companies have ing garments" entertained the girls tiacing at Cheltenham, Oat.
blind street leading north from the )r,,truction, .r.der caalif'ed, autlwr- made the householder who is think- whp cornpe:ed at Ac`rievemeat Day
Mr. and alts. Nichols (bertha Bak- ?.
Highway past Dr. Cartwright's. !zed instructors. ing of gutting in an o;l burner,s`^on, at U _%br'd,,-e, on Alay ;'.1st. Record er) of Calgary, are spending a month; <
It is a sp'endid move. We have all . The Course of eight weeks,' cord- lock . and listen ". states a l:,ta!etjn Books and tiarr -.eats Trade, were on with the latter's parents, Mr. aid '•t
believed that if only an entrance ' mences this Friday evening, and con- received by the News for publeat.'on• display ar-d the girls had their mot- bSr. George. Baker, and the former's -- t
to the Park from the centre of the tinues each Friday even`.ag at the Follcnv'.rt- a lengthy review of the hers as guests, also representatives sister, Mrs. T. Mansfield, Dunbar=
town could ,be_pyori4d, very much Lynbrook Park pool, causes of'shortrtge etc., and the pros- a Pi;kering'Women';'I:istitute, who ton. t
more use of the park would result. Something in the neighborhood- of pects for the fu•,ure, the recommrynd- hays-Apcimored their project. Misses Ruby and Marjorie White, �:
As at present the walk to the cor- one hundred families . with chi'dren at ion is - 'so t;te Canadian house - Me girls presented their skit and Miss Marl• Riley are holidaying- `
ner then north and across the park of that age have been advised, and holders beat be*, appears to be to put "The Bedroom Ensemble ", after this week at Jackson's Point. <$,
grounds has undoubtedly kept many instructed to advise the Branch Sec- the old fu- ace and chimney f ues in which Mrs. Hutchison presented ail- Mrs. Framer and baby, of Ottawa,
from ever going near the place. The retan- Airs. N•. R. Shortreed of all good working order and stick with ver teaspoons, and Miss Richardson are with 1 er parents Mr. and Mrs.
ball games etc., should now become entries, from whom you may also his existing equipment. If he wants , presented Sewing Manua .15 to Shir- C. A. Sterritt.
more popular : nd atteidanct much obtain information. so- called automatic .heat he m�ht ley Howse, Irene Salter acrd Anna -. Mrs. Parker; Church St. visited dam'
ar•eater, - This we feel is 'one ,of the finest well consider putting' in automatic belle Pearse. These were the prizes her parents in Galt over the week-
We have not been informed as yet pieces of work to be carved o-t by temperature controls or izstal;ing an the Institute donated to encourage end.
as to when this entrance will 'be the 'local branch. The Rotary Club automatic stoker. Such equipment this work. life =. Brown .presented the Mrs, C. J. Stevenson is" visiting > '• . J
opened; but we would like to see it is Wilting them in the, work. Parent has- been Trea't'y improved in recent the ,prls A-^:th Colonial bouquets. relatives in Port Perry and Oshawa.
-.amore tho 1-11 cpason closes. are urged to take advintr ge of this . yer.rs and its use materially cuts Irene Sa']ter thanked the Institute Mr. and Mrs Carey Robinson, of
- -- opportunity, We,. in,our immewate down the worK or. Keeping warin i:. Ior their sp4vdi :1 I.W." ._Z ..341A 2s.- T'orontn, are spending a few days <'
neighborhood IGlO:r, and have seen our bracing inter climate". , at the Recto with tale ;'bLlut,�6 c }
g Shirley Hvwse, who presented Mrs. Rectory
The members of the Rotary the tragic consequences of not know- Brawn with hosiery. The evening parent's.
-Club of Pickering wish to express' ing how to swimr -•this supervised O To Denrsark, via Pickering concluded with a buffet supper serv- Mr-. L. Riche is; •Tor/?uto, is
their thanks and appreciation tb training could be responsible -for ed by the hostess. guesr_ this week of Mr, amd Mrs. M.
-the many who assisted them an the saving of the rives of some of Former 'Pickens residents, Mr. Next year our project will be.— S' Chapman, -
-the First of July, at th Domin- our to ^al our folk. An interested . Club" Borst, an FridA Ju' 4th, 1947 to
ion Day Ce�lebrtioa. Many are are urged to act at once. Send in the and Mrs. M L Frederickson, Clete- `The Supper io which . a cook- y Y
the duties to be performed on form you received or call Mrs. N. R. l.nd, Ohio, visited Mrs. W. J. Mon- ery and mrfrjtlon Project. We are Hr. and Mrs. McDonald, Church St., ,
Gh9rtreed- - ney nerd fsnnily- 4niRt. Sunday, and anxious to have as many girls as a son.
that day, and it is only with the while here they, renewed other acq- possible from our group so than w� M?�- Rose Mtuisan was taken i6 ,
assistance and help of others is p
rraintances. They intend to spend a can really get Junior work rolling On3Fnawp Hospital last -week, suffer.
the Rotary Club' able to see that Magazine Cover Rom a severe intestinal disorder.
• holiday of n;eve :a!' weeks in their in this �ar't of Ontario County. �
day through' native land. Denmark. -which they :
The same expression Is convey- A beautiful bouquet f roses, came. have riot 'tea since they left more BI R'rHs -
ed to those who take part in, and uquet l Piciceriag Township Council PAXTON —Mr. and Mrs. Paxton are
make possible, the grade, caress into the home of the Editor on thbn thirty years ago. He is tray- _ Moa�,y, July 7, 1947 happy to announce the birth of a
Po P Tuesday afternoon, taken there by eTng by air, she by ship. {
Our thanks is also expressed to Mrs. V. E. Cartwright —even to the sec^, born m Saturday. twee 30, 1942
Al, Hare for rmri a good Pickering TarvrL9hip wi.l' bu! d 3 or P
Harvey P t} -rifer who doesn't know one type of REV. CIiEN, BISHOP' CHINA poasibiy 4 new bridges this summer. at the Pickering .losing Aome, a;
swening show• rose from another, they are the most TO SPEAK AT ROTARY, MONDAY
Raw Irwin. President beautiful thing of the kind we have ... Those to be constructed U*- the'' RICH ARDS --Mr. and' Mrs. - John
' the Altura Road.
ever seen. outside of lithographic Hishop Chen, Hon- President and M�'ty bridge on I26ctrarda are happy to announce the
G.,brsI bridge on the tW d concession
alias Mercia'Laviolette, Winnipeg, work on magazine covers. They even General �!e of the Christian birth of a roil, born on Sunday, July
Secretary north of Picov'a Beelby br dge on
is visiting her sister Mrs. H. Kaiser excaell those. They are a sample from Church is China, will aLC'dress the f►, 1947, at the Pickering Nurairag
the 8th, and the Bryant bridge north •y
and fawdly. one of Pickering's garden& members of 1!4tary here at dinner a7 HOme'
of the 9th concession. Mr. ]ldarston.
(next day) - we don't knobs how to Monday evening next. Dept: of highways engineer was in :
HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE deal with this now --Mrs. Gordon Dr. Chen, M. A., Phd, is a grad- %.�
Fours ha3 coeliac slang w+lth some oats art Syracuse and Duke lt-uver- attendance and wave valuable advise
RESULTS o the subject
pretty nice Ones. ..Ahere is a pink sitie", and is attendirex the Confer- -ra ]F
- one we didn't know could grow on once now being held at Whiny. Coune3l has plz,cea an order with
CI.AREMONT CENTRE the Allis - Chalmers people for a new Pickering Callas Church
bushes —these from another ut- Members are all n ed to be pres- The following pupils were granted iful Pickering gardaL ent. Two Past Presidents, Frank M. gravel loader. This machine will also Rev. Ro Copeland <> >,
High School Entrrnce standing oa be used for snow removes Tendeis _
the teachers' recoin-mendations: — ChaPnswr and A• C. Markar heard to be let immedlatejilt for a new s *Qw ISUNDAY. JULY 13, 1947. ;5'
Dr. Manakim, a 'native of India, at 10.00 a. m • Sunday School _ - »1
William Bayles, hlance Bee'by, Ivan We see by the papers Princess , tae Whitby dinner air Tuesday. An Plow also. -
Beaer4ey, Barbara Buckle,+, ,Keith Elisabeth' Is to be marrledr-�we hear outstanding address is again k+oked A' deputation from the Bay asked 11.00 - Morr,inx Service ,
Carson, Fred Carter, George Dtmcan. it on the radio too-4f you hear Council for road repairs, — this work _ Evening__Sen ice Withdrawn" During
Yvonne Hamlin, Catdtarine Hilts, any'th'ing else like that, let's Wow, for hose b7 `a native, China Chrism- had been done during past week. July and August '
am-rin Keith Jones, Bruce KeInnedy, will ya'. San speaker. A Proclamation will appear in this . "'•
'heila Pegg, Allap Pilkey, -Gordon Garden Patq For Church belpmy paper prior to August 4th, re Civ c The regtnat meeting of the W. M.
110w,g, Lma Seebeck, Douglas Seth- Arrybody got k rifle that's good sent Fund Holiday. This order was givens by the S- WAS held an Thursday, Ju'y 3, at
eriaund. for tom -eats that fight, under your. Reeve at this meeting. the home of Mrs, Cartwright, Mrs.
w. +• window all right. Fad. • Dunbarton United Church we'll hold Mr. Beare, County- Weed inspector Bushby, assisted by several mom -
The following passed the final a Garden Party at the Gerald Cowart called on Council and briefly describ- beraa • presented the program. Mrs.
written examnnatioiny: — li; :� p home and growAs, at Rosebank. OA ed the program of. weed control in C. Morley reported thq bale had been
gartWft, William Brown, Sylvia Saturday, July. L%, at a. p. m. in -is, the uOunly, 14ct to the supply department, A �
Bucknell (Honors), Allan Carson, •''SENIOR ROOM of the Church Improvement Fund. EN- pni;tg "ssion was devoted to a complete outfit for an Indian worn-
Nelson Cole, Jack Connor, Ernestine Grade 7 to- S-- Donald Baker (H•), There will be a variety concert, tea- general discussion and passing of ac- an. Refr>alunents, were served by the -
Cooper, Clifford Dunkeld,' Jessie Dennis Couperthwaite, Joe. Hinaa, cup readinrg and refreshments. its, hostess followed by a pleasant time ,
Fau'leeer, Douglas Hill, Dorothy Joan Middleton (H), Mar. Middleton Accounts passed — Relief $246.04; in the garden.
Meyer,' Gerald Middleton, Glenn&• Marion :Norton (H), Alan Redshaw, Pickering Public Library Roads $ 5164.25; Contingencies; 2338. Daabart'on lini'ed Church
Irene f
Minaker, Ire Tweedie, Donald War- Olga Rhodes, Reginald Sanderson �� Rev, John Braham, Minister
den, William Watson- (H), Mary Story, Wm. Tovir:►er, Mile•" The Library will be closed for two SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1947 -
••'• dyed Ward (H), Gladys Pugh" (H). weeks after Saturday, July 19, open- Strawberry Tea Dunbartea, July 15.. 9.45 - Church School
John Marks, Lillis Wi,itty and Keith Grade 6 to 7 —June I?avis (H), ins -a2sin on Tuesday, Aug. 5, X. D. Fantham, Supt, -
White granted, standing tinder Reg-, Shirley Taylor. All members are allowed extra Thy Circle Group-of the Dunharton 11.00 - Mor.-M- g Worship
ulatio-r 10 (5).- Grade 5 to 6 — Phyllis Beelby, Div- ' books for'holiday reading. Won-.an's Association of the United _ <,
June Fiss and Donadd Jamieson id Beve:+�y, - Aubrey _ Carson, . Nelda July 18 Church is sponsoring a strawberry _ Ceutennial United Church; r
gran`ed standing under Regulation Elson, Carol Johnson, Earl Pilkey, tea ai the home of Mrs. H. A. Mit- Highland Creek «;
Is. (9. -Francis 'd1'IcCullotigh (H), 'Ralph CARD OF THANKS chell, on.Tuesday, Jury 15, at 2.30 Rev, John Braham, -Minister
Pearson. = :! P. m. Come and er;i y a good PrOg- SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1947
PICILER1vG CENTRE — Delbert Catherwoed, teacher We wish to thank our many kind ram and strawberries. 1.15 - Afternoon Church School
The fol' owing pupils were granted _ �••� friends 2or their sets of kindness, Mr. H. Bramwell, Supt. w _
High School Entrance stand up on :� JZ NTOR ROOM J, floral tributes :.nd sympathies ex- Peter Kaiser To Sing Over CBG 7� 'Evening Worship 1�
the teachers' recommendations: -- Grade 4 to i —'John "Fan (H), teaded to us in our recent bereave-
Rita Allen, victor Ballik, James Kenneth Middleton (H), Glen Evans recut ;a the loss of our beloved 1/ Tve day July la, at 8.45 P. M. '
Presbyterian Church, Pickering
e s ix_ (H), Diane Denby (H I, Joan. Red- : Rev, David Marshall, Minister
Bray. Marie Coleman, Frances D .Mother. •• Peter -Kaiser, Pickering, who ei- - r •*
on, Joyce Anne Duncan, Elizabeth shave (H'), St'anely McMullen (H), - _gilda 'Mitchell, Frank Morrison, joyed successes in the recent festiv -. SL NI)_�Y, JUL 13, 1947
Fr de. Barbara E11�s, Fred Evans, Joar. Becicaith. Nov= rl liorrison. 2.00 Sunday School
al in- Toronto, and who has beet 3,00 -- Church Service
Joan Fal'laise, Murray Fallaise, Wi•1- Grade 3 to 4 —Bruce Redaha�s heard several times over different
jam Ilendersoa,. Jimmie Jones, Eva (H), Joan Todd (H f'; Den�Ge Rhodes *•*• t
lientner, Lillian Kentner. JacktMac- (H ,,Ke- iny•Cat'l�enrol�d (H), Helen lit 3lemoriam radio stations, sings again on the— The Ladies' Aid will meet at the.
McIntyre, Arthur `i' Ilse and, Billie .Tor i::n (H), Shir - "Coneert Star; of Tomorrow" •prop- home of sirs. Harvey, on Thursday, �
Donald, David ley Sutherland, ANNIS -'In loving memory of a dar- 'rant over CBL on Tuesday July 15;
'liariano, Evelyn Michael, Garry - July 17. Cars will leave the corner
llili Wayne Potter, Diane Pratt, Grade 2 to :; _' Vary Farr (H) ling nii,thcr bubo passed away c'n at '8.4 p. m.
c Dwight Wenham (H} .Jimmy "Mc- July 15, 1943, at 2.15 p. m.
Edythe Rea He'.en atnik, She, It'is lonesome here without you Mum �
Smith, Glen Stewart, Mildred Unit- Cullough (H), Dorothea Barkey (Ii i, St, George's Anglican Church
`Savior Bohlty Edwards,, Rennie �IcCullou�, , There is such a vacant space, ROSS IRVi I ti, PRES. ROTARY
Pickering, Out.
ernncxi, Eduard Wilkins, 64enn Brooks, Allan BadTerow (R). For eve �nev r hear hour footsteps, Rev.'E. G. Rector , -
`tiionzek. *• *• •. I Grade l• to 2 — Enid Benson (H), Or see your smiling face. Ross Irni.1, elected President of Robinson, `
Gary Co'nper (11) Keith (H), As "''' i rued you, so `deli' vote ;' Pickering Rotary, at the tiny elec- and DAY, JULY 13, a.
The following passed the fl*nal - Sunc3r. School - 10.00 a. m. "'� - ..._.;,•
In memory ou're ai�va. Par, lions, succeeded W. C. llurkar (n y
Bobbie Songhurst (Ii), Fiances y Y 11.00 - horning Prayer.
written examinations:— Joa:t Baker- Loyst (Hl, Vlarinn Taylor (3i), Lam' "led and s,> mach longed for, that office at Monday's meeting, and
(Honors), - Kenneth Bath, Ronald r.00 - Evening Prayer �d
Gladys Edwards (li), Lorna Jordan Bringing marry a silent tcyr, occupies ttat chair for the - lei -43
Bel;, John Black, James Campkin, So to you who have a "Mother" ear. _ `''
• 1 and Ronnie Hedges (H), Eric Ward y •• Vice -Pees. W. St. Paul's Anglican Church `• : `,.
j(-.h-.1 Cowan, Fred C'*aibraith, Shirley (H), F.rma Mc \Iurle-t (H), Rae And- T'rearure her with care, _ Other Directors are. , ,Dunbarlon, Ont. i . `
Hn�vcs, phyl''is 1:elth, F.ddle Lew'er, erscm rTna Roger ull Warden (H), For you'll never know her t'alue, 'C. Murkar, Secretary, Win, A. Goody, Rev. E. (,,'Robinson, Rector
Eddie Marks, ?oa',n Pearson, Frank JnP Beckwith (H), Sidney Dunning Till you see her vacant chair. Treasurer, Ray T. Doble, X. R. AUNDAY, JULY 13, 1947 �
Roffey, Jean Rowell, Allan Scutt .- S,adly mi_csed but fondly r�emrmb- Shortreed, H. T. Fa�Ilai::e and-Cy ril Q
(H), Dealt Evans (11), Bobby Red- ored by Elva and Jim. and Grand- 2.00 - unsay Srhooi
Tilt F- qC ERING
(Honors), Freede Sleop, Ruth Storrrs, shativ, Alfred Hammond. E. Morley. Sgt: at- Arms, . Neil R. 3.00 - Evening Prayer ) ,
Bruce Wallace, Leon Zolopa• —Annie $. Porler, teacher sons. Kenneth and Donald. � Shortreed.. �
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-Amwilryfl-
pleaded.
Selkirk ignored him.
"1w, let the kid hit." The voice
1-,cali-c from the door at the back
of the dugout. O'Toole was stand- _7 V
Spikes ing there, his head swathed in
bandages.
In the Dust just let. me out of the
C,
"They
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
hospital," he explained. "As a fav-
By
skipper, let the kid hit."
VINCENT LUNNY or,
Selkirk's eyes twinkled. "Okay,
Bell, take your cut."
Jerry Bell gobbled up a bad
The shortstop sauntered to the
hopping grounder and tossed the
-d plate and waited for the pitch. 4
ball to record base for a force
ending an inning in the He worked the count to three 14
play, 1,�
and one.
Hawks' practice game.
-That's the old pepper!" out- The next pitch had to be good. It
tras
ed Phil Weston, s a,!,),m a n. and Bell connected A u
lop to. center field, scoring Weston
"You'll be in the lineop regularly standing up.
me yet."
tv �tiv
O'Toole led the parade to th'e
Bell and eston had played to-
kether for four years in the dressing room. The big Irishman
4" Minors, being nurtured carefully went up to Bell.
for their big league debut. "Nice going, kid," he said.
"I thought you two guys were
!Vestn.n made the team easily: each bAher's throats?" said.
the Hawks had not started Bell cutting
lqague contest. A wild Weston.
yet in a -We've never :Fecding Time—S'Pof," a pointer, is a great help in bringing ip a 10-week-old motherless
Irishmen named Pat O'Toole 9
fawn—he holds the bottle for the little orpli.an.
'clung to the shortstop position. The Irishman interrupted Bell.
; -"Didn't you guys know that Bell
Starting the next inning of the
intra-c-Isib game, the Irishman came to visit me in the hospital
after the spiking? well, h Getting, Thicker in pats as thick as postage stamps,
went to short and it was Bell's e gave Roadside Trees —De.
turn to bat. He hit the first pitch me a blood transfusion which .-Witk rationing off, some of the instc ad of only half as thick.
solidly into right fitltl The next probably save•1 my life.,. Will Beautify restaurants are now serving butter troit Free Press.
man up g6t a piece of the ball. Amble's eyes flashed. "The ,least %
he could do after deliberately spik-
A slowroller! a double. play ball. Ontario Highways
Bell left first with the crack of ing YOU."
"Deliberately' Is that what
you
covering second, 91
the bat. O'Toole, d,
ys think" Several players nod- Reforestation has been taken tip
raped to take the high throw as 911 , ---enthusiasticatli, by the farmers in
I ded. O'Toole paused. "It was a
Vell bore d )wn. recent years. Millions of treeq are
oure accident. The ball bi
? � L. bag rFalclied ;wo 0`1 go/;.,q at me on
i beilib ,cc oug in
teriple and spikes glijeened in the the temple. As a matter of fact it SL
this vear. there being a tremendous
ao leiuoo►i suis when Mi dust. sub caromed off the thumb of my
increase in tree-planting through- IL
sided, there teas Belt with. 'his log glo,,. I fell into Bell's spikes." Z
hooked around the bag—safe! out this section of t' ! country, in
The Irishman didn't move. He an effort to regain the timber re-
Beetle in Box
lay, inert. Te:.mmates carried 0'• ..sources. of the land. Reforestry
in the
'Toole from the field and later I Arouses Wrath work is beirij carried on
an ambulance took him to the I Of British Court "r.I sections of the province ! . �y'
hospital. The trainer said he had where the agricultur- lists purpose
Concussion and a set. erect artery The' The wrath of His Britannicp i making their acres unsuited to
in the leg. j grain production produce a
..'Majesty, plus Scotland Yard. Metro-
Joe Amble, brawney catcher iolitan Police - and Scotland an of timber. - says the Chatham .4-0f,
strode up to ,Hell. I _ —
'Beef Eaters."• was invoked under News
"You miserable r I
at! You spik- the potent "Destruction, of Pests and Tree-i are being planted along
ed him on purpose!" be raped. highways; in fact
1� Insects Act" against a modest, half- some of the
-You're crazy. Why would 1 10
do that;" i.nch beetle carred in a matchbox in there are indications that the road
t a citizen's pock side tree is at last coming into its
into the. game, of . et -
"To get England was stirred -almost as own. Trees that have survived the
course."
much by the beetles as by the bomb xavasei of modern traffic are be
-The ,hawks, On a road trip,
letters which cabinet memebrs have prbtected, and in some in-
took series from braves. Dodgers been recei%ing from cont "ances—though not on a scale,
continental foes.
and Giants. Now they were back
Beetles are the chief threat to the warranted—new trees are being
tit home facing the mighty Cards.
fields -- planted along the shadeless roads.
security of Britain's potato fiel
In a tight ball game - the - score Ancient enemies of the roadside
and Britain without potatoes would
was tied. starting the last half of tree were the sign and the bill
be like a blonde without a hairdo.
the ninth. Bell's thoughts were Isn"t it apl Fact ?
But Albert Francis BurwoodL '31. poster, the road builders, the line-
-1-mbled as he' sat on the bench man and the land-cowner For
of Clapham. appeared in court-under
awaiting his turn to bat. His mates an appalling toll
'k years they took in
no less a charge than that f • It matters little *hcd you want to buy those days
hadn't spoken to him since the 011
ing" a live Colorado in captivity, I in trees, but all are now on the de-
spiking. and with the continued fensive, if not hat. ing voluntary soap, a shirt, a now car even electricity
silence a little knot, grew in his contrary to article 2 of the Colorado.
co-operation in the preservation of (which you don't have to line up for) continues fO,
stomach. Beetle Order 1933. - "
The beetle was in a matchbox in the trees along the main highways.
.'_Weston led on the 'last half . Pocket' when Burwood returned -No longer do the linemen of be scarce In Soufl.t-n Ontario.
his
Of the ninth with :L clean single Belgium I and when a customs telephone and telegraph axrd clec-
from
and Amble sacrificed, pushing the asked him if be knew Cris companies reckle".1y hack and
officer ask . Have
tying run o second., Bell started saw at' highway shade trees. be- you hi" to build a home lately? tried
toward thp, plate. dangerous the beetle- was, Burwood to buy building materials of any kind. What a
replied that he was aware of the cause their limbs interfere with
."Where do you think you're I the wires. Unscientific trimming ir
publicity given the insect and that headach*1 How would you like to be shopping fo
going?" Selkirk signalted him to
he had brought it over as a soui-e- by linemen killed countless val-
the bench. I what's needed for a now electric power plant?
Please, lemme take my cut:' he nir for his friends. uable trees before the government
t took a hand and insisted Qn care
The officer stuck a pin through. he i Unimaginable amounts of concrete, steel and other
"monster" and turned it over to the being given pruning,
materials, as well as tremendous quantities of eloc-
The Champlain Road Agriculture MinisYry.. The motor highway of the fu-
B.urwood pleaded guilty. Court turt will be a broad thoroughfare trical equipment, have to be sought out and
Was Indian Highway bctrdered on, sides by shade-
Most -H. E. Ruffell fined him hased.
Most of- Ontario's main high- 10. (W) witn regret coat. eac trees -nd wi 1- al
fine was so small arid the Pu,c
ication and power t�
ways are but the Indian ' water maximum
comment that "we hope it will be a lines underground or, running frec�.
routes of yesterday It takes. several months now to get such equip-
--
lesson to all."' of the, trees.
the
Of such historic routes as transformers and costs are up by more
one that is most closely linked
Less than four out of ten As things go, in these uncertain :Thor half. The bigger they are the harder they are
with the past is that known as
nadian homes arc equipped with times. just shock ing tip on 'Monday
The Champlain Road, one of the to get.
ss story in itself,
and one of the most tnrv- morning 18 2 SUCCe 7 -
earliest a central heating systems F.
7
eked of them all. And its asso-
ut the huge generating st s likuired
CROSSTOWN What abo
ciation with the days of the In- By Roland Cot ation'
dians and' the expl'
orers is in the i
to supply Ontario with an additional, badly needed
fact that, for'part'of its course, it
can be travelled only as it was
horsepower? Well, they are being built.
It was in' 1615 that Samuel . I de They were started years ago. But they cannot all
Champlain, fat1wer of New France,
be ready in 1947. Some won't be ready next year.
JW years ago—in a canoe.
in search of fn*ou.tTct to the west-
sea, bla-ed a trait up the Ot-
Matt.; �va,
In the meantime, demand for electricity Is grow
caws River to across
Lake Nipissing and dozen the nnew power plants. Few people any-
ing faster tho
�French River to the shore of
-where use as much electricity per person as In
Georgian Bay and on to the laiid c
of Huronia where be was tn es- Ontario. Few have as much to use. Enjoy your low-
lablish a western outpost of New il
''France. cost electric power, but use If wisely. 'Your Hydra
The romance of the Cliamplairr
Commission is doing everything possible to increase
Road was not dimmed with the
• yea!s_ It i still existent along the I
the supply; but it will still be necessary to conserve •
Iiighw2y that now parallels the' eledricify this fall and winter.
-,majestic Ottawa—in Ottawa, in
the towns that grew along the I
0.
river in the dais when the 'luni-
1--erman held sway, n the quiet
forest and along 'its• upper reaches. C-TPIC
in North Bay. It is abundant after t)P
0-E
."i the
highway is left behind and 114re. 14 MISSION
famed fishing wat.rs- of Lake
Nipissing; the French River and •
rA
O)NEP-
Ir.corgian Bay are ed;scovercd by P •
:the explorer of today.-
of •
winter o
Ant- iniisi"t daring the vV I
7 la
Spike$
In he U$t
IL
VINCtEN UNNY
f 4)t)41 st4)rrd in flit nv�ts during snw"*
','*Cot impatient, el, ? Cl_ u'(:I,*t wait' till we got here
jprr "`
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING y,
BCItL \'L!e OPPOSlQNI?flS lOS RAL? + TZACHkAs WANTED
tlttY MONET gathering and growing Medl-
TIRES
JAC'KPiSH: Qualified teacher, tint claw
eibal Plants. worth to' To $12 Pound, cartlficala. Jack fish. Ont., Thunder Bar
: A ttadreds of Roots, Martin.• weeds growing fYt errs overstocked at W vresent of [000 dlrtrict. Grades 1 to /, ,between i0 to
wild have cash value. Send stamp for details. osad trade-in Ursa (guaranteed to be to ex- Pupils-
'Write $1,790 to /1 100. drtrending '
• lgrlte Sox 67 -X. Islington. Ontario. on uualiticatloa. Atoomnkodatina at local '
celleat shape), yw;n
It HAVE a few shod business Places, a 2 dim X 16 - $ti hotel, 6 tnlsutet walk to school. Wanted ?b;: „
store block with arakraWs. A woodwork Sept. 2. Avpl-I, giving name of present In-
and blaCkamllh Shop tat. house and All orders 8019000 C.O.D Special equipment special to Y. A. Nicol. Sec.-Treas.. Jackfieb.
- ,hydra in country village. Also number of !or vulcanizing Truck and Farm Tractor Ont.
} :iq 100, ISO. 200 ac »'farms -with, bydro in Tires. BEACON TIRE corner Queen and PROTESTANT teacher wanted for B.B. No.
fo locations with bush, priced -
od 1`446m $3000. T** Sts,. Hamilton, Oat- / Raglan. Duties to begin Sept. 2nd. 1147.
1P. J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker. Brussels. ONTARIO'S MOST MODERA At-ply stating salary and Qualifications to
i-pnt". EQUIPPED• TfRE SHOP Daurte! Bud* rick. 'See.- Treas., Palmer Rapids,
�Yn
- ,;•�,'}LOYEX- 3ioaeY-Money! Raise Giant Chin- Dealers Wanted Datnrio.
China Rabbits and reap the profits. Pro- 'PETF.RBORO COUNTY- School Area No. 2.
fitable pastime. Full Information tram Sun- Watchmakers Attention Twp or Chandss retrulrm teacher Se9tem-
„lpyb>ll Rabbttry.R'aterloo. Quc. Lowest prices on atoms, Rialto. m in
ainsprgs. her. Halt preferred, $1500.00 up. experience
crystals. watch parts, Write for price IISL aml rtuallfications considered.. Walter Nelson.
v' AGENTS WANTED Secretary. Apeiey, Ont.
•
Durbin Company. Deft. -5. 74 Sussex. Tummo.
,. H.ViTIN'GS CO. Four quallfled teachers want-
OILSr GREASES, TIRES, HAIRDRESSING ed for School Aiea No. 1, uonteasle and
idaecticldes, Electric Felice Controllers. House Herschel fcr schools No. 3 andv6. ilottteagle;
and Barn Paint. Root Coatings. etc. Dealers LEAEV Halydrsstlnx the Robertson method, 10 and 11. Heryphal, Salary. $1500. Dut.1"
wanted. Write Warco Grease A Oil Limited. Information on request regarding' classes to commence pt. 2. 1947. Apply. stating
'Toronto. Rcteitsnn's Hairdressing Academy. 121 Ave- Quallticatlons. to Frank Hinze. Sec. Treas.. r
+EXCELLENT commission to agents calling nut Road. Toronto. llaYnooth Station.' Ont.
on householders with new postwar line o! . TEACHER wanted for P.S.S. No. S. North
= :Neatriho appliance oors not n sans anyr line in HSLP' WANTED Plantagenet. Etiroklmrut 14. Convenient to
Canada. Enquiries Invited from men now Iroatdms !rouse, bur. trait.. Apply stating
pa routes. Flu-0-Ray Corporation. men o Hamilton. v ANTED Immediately, Doctor for Bracken experience etc, (o Mrs. Letlla Robinron. P.lan-
� � and disirlrt Health Unit number one. Fees tasvnet. Ont.. R.H. No. 2.
gcurante". write or wire Mrs. 3. S. Mooney,
BART CHICKS Bask.
rlaAOken Hospital Board, Bracken.
Sask. WANTED -All kinds of dressed poultry. Tot t 'bloc
SABN' CHICKS AND , HOUSEKEEPER - Middle arced. capable of Prtree tar top birds Joseph Cooper Limited.
STARTED CHICKS ttxtns full charge. Wriie e0bert Beaks, t" ultry Dept. 2054 D..urorth Ave. Toronlc q y,
Wi,at Lorne. Ont. 1 (We do custom sraduigl
-Our Prieto far Baby Chicks and started Chicks
will surprise you. All Cblck blood s from bld HOUSEKEEPER- COOK, to take full Charlie. LOGS REQUIRED
dialed stock. Carleton Hatchery.' ftrRanalo untli early Decerpber. Would consider WE Pu,chaae Mnnle• lane.. Ash. (berry and '
rHetsbis. Oat mother and daughter of useful age, or two Basswu.d loo►. I,.add a. freight Carr for
friends. State full particulars. was,*. phone cash. +vote Particulars to Box 617, flea- 'jet Propelled -. +.li explodlill,'.r.
,AUGUST chicks should be ordered now to number, airs. • Percy Woodward, Pointe Au prler. Oi•.arto. Oli drum rocket Into the
issues delivery. Most breeds available. 'Barll, Ontario.
wallets, non - sexed. cockerels. We can give smoke - filled air ]fear Sacra-
lsamediate delivery chick.• and some started. RgGISTERED NURSES
Bear Hatchery 130 John le-'.. Hamilton, Oat King of Belgium nlellto, Calif.. -where an oil re:
Haldimand 'Car Memorial Hospital, Dann•
49AST to raise Pullets. No brooding beat re- vllle. Ont.. cavable.•Df atts4tivicAn'O.r. sou finer' burned with S75,000 loss.
gnired. Two to four weeks old. Special monthly plus ful! maintenance. Gds >' work. Cleared of Blame '
Prices 121 75 to $$0.76. First class healthy long wMk -end monthly. weetcs' vatatioa n L
stock, Also day old chicks any time' writs with soy. Apply 'A. 3f:' Casseuaan. A.•.i• �'i[eC the collapse of the West- Bain For Both
for Prices or send $1.00 deposit for early title. Unt.
,shipment- Fisher Orcbards. R. R. No. 2, ern Front in \fay,• 1940, there '11'e . believe that if Newfoundland
-' Treema 17nL THE HOSPITAL tar Sick Children, Torunto' joined Canada both could gain.
+t• + +'c re stand Jl.us rutul.rs that Fin
a otters a certificate coup- w r,•uag e•on.ea , 7 B"
-'It WEEK. old started chicks Barr,J Y.orko. It the care tat InfRnta and )owns cUldrei.. Leoiiold of L'etbium 'had surrend- I New'fouttdIandcrs -*could get a high-
. New HampsOtres, Now Hampshire a Bur- Length of rourse-9 mon•ha, I'mO, arnetas Bred to the Germans without .
;nd Rock non -seasd Ill Pullet& 13 9:. Cork- - Applicants must be between sigh sea 4.4 ' ea- and steadier standard , of living
eels 14.95. r Asserted Heavy BrevIY 14.96. thirty years of age with one year`of'hish - warning to his allies, says the and an assured political independetiee
r. ISIS Whllo Lek- school. - Remuneration provided plus 1411 ma m
Dorn X barred Rock. Black Australorp X ienam•e ants w-u..... - Application a,a C
- New, York Ti,ltes. The iiderence within the Canadian constitution.
While Leshorq, While Lsthorie pullets 23.111;. being received tow for courst•s besirrmrut W23 that he hat done this to save What Canadians would ain would
• Assorted Medium and Light-pullets 2:,96. August first and September first. ApoiY c
I week old add _6,00 Per hundred, Shipped Superintendent of Nurses. H.nipitr, fir fife% his titr(,ne and perhaps his life. be- less tangible. large natural re-
AC O.D. Also piglets eight weeks to laying. Children, 67 College Sit"%. ','pronto. For this and Other reasons he was- gOnrCCS that might I+eCOme valuable;
'rer Notch Chickertes, Gwiph. Ontario. R
IMMEDIATE delivery of chicks. day at", and FL RNITt'st allowed to come back after the lib- the poilical 'and social unity of the
some started. In most brows, pullets. non- eration of 194.. since which year northern half of their continent• and
asked. cockerels, tot us know your Creeds. CHESTERFIELD SUITES Belgium has been go \erned un-
If you want August chkka they should be the strategic unity of its northern
.-ordered without delay, Bray Hatchery. 130 Chsaterhal0 Banes absolutely new. f.l ovens der the regency of Prince Charles, defences. And *ho knows what new
Jahn N.. Hamilton, tint tilled construction, every style, -finest H'"" _ Lei f ,ld's Ynl7n cr bttrther. The valour• *'rise, Brocattels. Silks. Do'"t
cabinet ministers and bankers are
W CAN give Prompt delivery on the fpnawtrig and other tins bard- wear,ag ugholete. -112 format l{ing's status has become
two and three week old started trucks non- fairies still 'to come from those fog- and
.sexed, pullets or cockerels' Barred Rocks. 1 140 NEW CIM10TP-RFIX1.0 SC1Tfa- Tu a political issue. and since a con- -rock -bound regions ? - Toronto Sit-
Now Hampshires. Now Hampshire X hatred CMl9unt t1tux: stitutional monarch ought to he nr k Ni.�.tt,,
Rack: Pianists in the following bra dse While FREE DELIVERY TO YOVR %L^RFUT y Night.
Leghorn.. Whits Leghorn X Rkrred Roeh, aTATwx. abo +e politics even those Be4giins
White Rock X Wane Leghorn, Ulark Austra- Why hold him 1,lamefesa in the
i" X white Leghorn. Also assorted heavy TODD Of�JPQICI
_ breda all at rock bottom pneon. Also pal- ertn[s of 1940 are not unanituous Blt
- . - lots I weeks to laying. Free catiilagv., Ma hero in n to rvicaiLaim suite a toad. ITOPITCHN"t rt ! Fergus tor io years att4 I■ recoenivgnt its the trade fri Wantiri 1u111 Lick. The fact A�
"Trtddle Chick* Hatcheries Limit g
^Clad ro, u a aPeciahat an.t the mutt Particular bu)er that in 1941 he .harried a coin.
in the buainesa Quick Stogy Itchisill of intact Wtas• heat rash
DYMNO A" CLj"%INtr Listed below err a few af-our cash t•ricea for moher does, not e%.e his position. eostaia, hives, pimPtr+.9cales,srabieaat6ltut
QUALITY CHF.STRP.YteLD bCITF.S. a y s toot Said other externally caused skis troubtea
-- -RAVIL YOU aaythins beside dye,ns or clean' i alere Yerro1 Buns - ttaesr L'se utek- Assin.�`iliotaht9A aodnepelt D D. O,
Ugt Writs to us for Information We are $119,00' cusioar covered all ever with But though his return or failure' � "low Gr•seetm mink" Itch
• ssad to answer your questions Dlpartmroi [toe quality- .velour tops or bLoar 'yE�otlr dtua,�at
IL Parker's DTs worts Llmitw rsl Tomtr t return is of Atna'll consequence nocke D. a
citron. Toronto, Ontarw $149.00 m part• modern suilea Balloon in the presence of today's larger
FARMS 'loos NALk $119.00 Beautiful 1 piece Lawson Suits. 3ed1les, justice remains-to be done.
aIq -ACAS sum for sale, 1'e- trnahte. well: $11'9.00 Finest 2 P1ect Charles of tea- '!'h'+ IS the -4nittrt-0f Z report tow Y _
watered- bank bars, franks inner In' good Aott Suites iSSlted In )1fus5els by an inweEtl-
eesalr, possession any time. Art t,a Simpson. Many other outstanding values gating commission apointed . by
Levant Station, Ontario. SAVE AS MUCH AS $100.00 Lcopold himself, Under the cir-
FOR SALE Buy shsofutely new ms.sufacturers (actory cumstances It might have been
showrootu sample suite$ direct from TUDD -
ATTENTION raaMI-mb S. J. TODD B SONS, erperteti That he would be cleared, ..`•
VOR SALE- .Tractor Tlrea mtdt of rubber -as he was. But the evidence 2 For constant
suitable for boltisa oh, steel wnsois It1 9a 745 WOODBINE AVE. (Rear), 'which has` been available since
Mach. _rear sohselsi $7 90 each, iron, , Reels TORONTO. 1940 had already cleared him In
*am ordering state diameter acct 9 , 11th -or Plieae wto\ Eli s31t
,wheels, National Rubber tea Ltd • 1 wilt • - the e, es of .impartial' obser+'cr,t.
Able* Art.. Toronto. Out- IItEW4 AL Alt outstanding witness in hit be-
BINDER 7 [t. Cockehutt. oft betel alemitew I half was fleet Admiral Sir
W30 Intarnattonal 8940.00. Ivor• disc Plow ITS EXCELLENT. steal rcet.i.s arie, tuk9
=160.00. All good. Phone Llnvood, Elmer Vixon'r Itemedy for Ithrumatic 1'w na ea 1'it,ger Keyes, • who was with the
Cigram. Wallenstein. Oat. Nesrhier atuaao's l.rug Wore, dJ) l: a R.
King from a few hours after the
CNtawa. Postpaid 1100.
CHENILLE SPREADS $4.89 inva,,ion of May 10 until the cle
Manufacturers' clearance• first quality (or WHY SUFFER ARTHRITIC '', of the surrender. or. May 27. By
double and single beds in beautiful two•tonert and ncvu,,,at,c torment when Srrrnat,4ne of f -
solours. worth double the price, literary re- tern prow.pr iasttna • relief, One mnntl.s If ay 2 i the tieig:au :ifmiy' w]9 CU{ /w
headed It not satisfied. Sent C,UU. plus treatment 4100 postpaid, Indian R••mMire i Ok from contact With the french .. a \r
Postage In Canada. Handicraft Distributors. lox ill,' \ am outer. '
1264 Sherbrooke Sr.. W.. Montreal la, Quo. and British, the •roads•-'were jam-
" PEOPLE ARI: TALKING about the. good � mcd with civilian refugeeQ who
` CONCRETE MACHINERY resort .Arum taking Dixon's ItemraY for I
Wrre 'being mercilessly attacked _
4% Cu. Ft. Hand or'Power- ot-rat-d Mi,C•rz rheumAiie fain, and. Neunt',a Munro'. I b German lanes, and fiat thOr re-
-Ideat for small mixing lobs on the farm, Dt-DI Store. ++v 1• :Ig"n. , C llowa i t>rrl lw 14 1 y ('
..boner cement err reeu. • anti a .i, r,. i -o...e l 00. • -. sisu -Ater w• old Jhwc rtucrd w.-Din-
All t
ilers. Hand- tamptu. Blo,•k if arhmrr for the l 'fir_
Amall operator or farhter reg+(irinic blacks FOOT AILMENTS incress slauchrcr.
for his own use. Immediate dMivery, Weil. { r • :• - 1 -
Kier Foot G,t eftrct�,r1Y rcmediea rani. -
..'4t eet. Toronto. Industries tiOntario. Limited. 1259 Be)- . i Undcr the.! ti
- - �$treet. Torunto, On1allo, csnotiars, crnrkt-0 tet•t.. No Piasters, no Dade-, , cil "i UrnSlance >,, �a5� •-- ..
' no cau.t�r, Price 60c Comstock Producte Sir Rugcr testified, Leopold stint
,Ca,. 701 Ottawa rketrlc Bldg. Ottawa; -
Electric Power Plants. { ,
canaaA. word to both the British and the
a KVA (3.000 watt). 60 or 60 cycle. 120 -
Lit. Oran engine and generator. A Quality OI•PCIRTC'NITI" fNK_ts'o. IP.'- French commanders of his inten-
Galt. Ideal for lighting, refriseratinn, water $E`A HAIDRESSER tion to ask an armistice. The n,cs-
Pumping and small power tools Ali cemPs.
Boxed and waterprcwfrd for shipment- Priced sages reached London and Faris 4:� �1'q
is
dew. Write for details_ . 1011 CGrca DU♦pnrtunlpt Learn HOOL 'but could not he relayed to tit'
SHEPPARD ELEC'TRIC.tL L.t6'9 r
104 Sparks Ft.. Ottawa, •.' Helydrrss'ng armies in the field. The result was
Pleasant dignified fuc profession, Rood wt:ges (-
' vRe.aT Dane hupPles, regiater.,l. bred roe tnau.anq4 enccee.rui bRr+cl gradwtr. foreordained. Dunkirk and the
Intelligence, ' temperament an,l smart me- America's greatest ustem, illustrated rata French surrender were just ahead. `
Jestle appearance from champion snick, finest logue free, w rite or cs!l
Wood lines,'ideal'for pet or wau•hdocr, Write • • MARVEL HAIRDRESSING Leopold does not- emerge as a arse '
to Heimdaller Kennels, 40 Claoperton; Barrie. 1
• vat• B('Ht9ttts :. great general or an inspiring lead- I
Bloor St. w , Toronto Cr, but he fought as long as
]RUNT.•GR'S spec i&)- =brand new war Rssctr .srsnnc�a H King Ft . Hamilton _
released web rifle stings, Fits standard 1 14 Rideau Street. Ottawa fighting was of any avail' and _ _ -,•.: '
'swivels. The bartrain You have bet•n warring - thee] sated the live., of many thou \
for -while they last' only 60c ench. Sting ' . OFFEI TO INt'E \TORS sands who otlle.r`wisc would have
swivels for these slings 71c Per Pair. Ell- ,
-wood Epps Sporting Goods.' Clinton. Ontnrio: AN OFFER to every Inventor -blot of Inven died in vaiir.
ArEATHER TAIL Irish Retriever Puppies 253 Ilona and fun Information sent free. The-
months old. Parents wonderful hunters. RameRY (o?, ReSlserrA Patent .Allnrpe)'s _ •!'?_ _ I I �/
Hales i.0, Females $15. Thos. Chinnlck, t.s Bank Street.. Ottawa �1
Chathkm, R. R, Nu. 1, PATENT$ / i { �T.
MAPLE SYRUP - FETHERSTONAC'GH A Company Patenr
WAPLE syrup. 1947 crop. Reasonable prices, Solicitors. Established 1990. 14 King. west �j v
No coupons. John M. Gillespie. Abbotsford. Tnionto I"Itiet of Information on request
Quebec. - •r.i /
I �HCCORMICK-DEW.RING ensilace harvester. PHOTOGRArm
with standardized Power takeorf. Used ('PET BETTER PICTURES - �-' ' • ,,
four days. Harvest your corn at Its best '
with one, or two men. Price greatly rednred. - from this big, reliable studio
Immediate delivery. Write Graham Hill, 'AT LOWER PRICES " ., •i ' -� '�
,Pont Rouge, Que. Don't r'tii yi ur (alms Send them to � � ��� - '
hint snapshot Een•ics.., •i 11
A
NEW BED OUTFIT nNT Raze ROLL NUGGET IS
• ' New Simmnns Panel bed, non -sac spring and A or t Exposures s � ��� �
• 9naltrras $.4•R5. Write for free entatogue. { '.InE\rl.11l'EI► and PRINTr.I) got _ IT GIVES SHOES
1(anorder Furniture Warehouse, 1:0 i'srlie. - Reprints from :your negativex 4c
Men4 Sarre t. Toronto. 2 mounted enlargements 4 a 6" Z�c. Bn• itheurnatie pains may often be caused by ,
largemrnis rrsmed 7 x 0" In Gold.' \Ulcer 1114619 uric acid. a blood iitmurity that WATERPRO
4)NE COCKSHL'TT and ant Pnrd new 1917 I R "alnut m Clark Frames'74c. It prtures P(gt(� be extracted. by flu kidneys. If -'
tractor on rubber• Complete with two [ur• colored 1 /c. Prints and enlargements "�ifail. Atli 'lek4culnrltattidf6raaYU.lt'" • • ••
.raw plow and double dines, tmmodiate Poo- made from prints of teat newl'oves 'may teens 1l�efs discomfort and pain.
•Session, H. Glecotf, Alison Road South, 'fit' M 'Treat AwAratic pains by k6apitlg your
'i[tahswa, drat. STAR SNAPSHOT SERI
R, Go vA use.
* hackney brow Pony. t ».7 �� 1:0. 1'(19T OF7E'tCt; A. TIIRf1YT0 kldn6yt Condition.
fiends. APPIY H. S. Hsu. 21 Mal-le St., • . DeMs Kkiney, Pdb. Dodd's ho Jw
O ha a,t. WING'S PHOTO SERVICE Itid -lis flat rid 6f'trqubk- mkkiat Poisons
eHIPMENT of calibre rifles lust to All prints with deck) edge. 9 or I exiii WA excess atidll -a6lp you fl6l kgltK.
Calved: svallable to dealers. (Mdrr now. 1 rM1• -J4t. Reprints sc, each, nox '. Station wlltit Dadd'a can do for Pone li7
IlOOW Sales Co., MR 952. Ottawa, plat. J. Torante
Barren Area Now
Biz British Fcre.A
3a, rwu and derelict 2; yvark ago. ,
Thetford in Norfolk-shire now has
3G,00(1'acrvs of forests., delegates to
the Empire Poreslry C•unfertnce
(+ere tc4d when, they +'isited Thet-
ford C'liasc. Britain's first and big-
gest -late forest
The forest'has produced 3.000 tons
JL
of pit prop wood annually for the
nation's coal mines and 10.000 tons
of puipnood, and it is hoped that in
20 ycai-- time 100.000,000 cubic feet
of soft i%oc,d!or one twelfth of the
quantity rritain iniportee in 19 S. A
will Lc supplied by tit• area. - •' r
_ ti-
..•SAFES :
1•rolect )tsar 4t4r4N%�'rne 4 AI'Q
iron. Flit1� send '1.11111FIiC% N't
,bete n rive mad type of *ate. ss
Cablart, rot 'nay Petrpr..e 1 tail/
as. or arlte Not prtre•r rice der
UMITLO
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THEM is No REASON 717 KEEP
THEM ON AL6iNE TIME
STAR PERFORMER
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.. -20 words ur less, 25c, --if ebarged�
.System
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-Builders' Supplies — for sale. Apply
Standard size [.Acker $9A9 A Tow
Wsme or Phsr
,evenings to kjordon DiUabo ugh, Old
Room and
C° i Boom
SatM Pasat seed CooaRq '
' Rosebaak Road, North.
Available Ift" To Q�
Buildup
MINK for sale -- very reasonable.
SOME LOCIEWO AY.AUABlj
Windstora Insurance on Baildb4m
s .�.
+.
Owen Johnson, East Woodlands.
TAYLOR LOYS T°�'''
A-utomehils Insusa•oe of " Cites
- Stenographer for law office, in Orly
i
awa. Must have good education. Ex-
PW20 CLMUM T Iggr s
f3owxnan. Rowe
pezUrice desirable but not casinos.
' Good opportunity for advancement.
Apply News Bo,% No. 601. McLellen's
July 26 SERVICE STATION
° ' . FOR RENT two rooms, pill
of Pickering, partially As 'IMPERIAL OIL PROOUCTS
Suitable for couple.. Box 602 Irews. Tics Repain - Grew" and Oli
' FOR SALE — 26 acres in Plcketsxg, Batteries for Sale
__ -- between two highways, garden farm, Tbes For saw
raspberries, new house, city conaen-
MOMF:.iammine t t eta.
fences, bank barn, chicken houses,
immediate possession. $3000. Balance - P I C K E R I N G- -
RON GIB3ON
-STANLEY
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TRANSPORT CARTAGE MOOING
BAND GRAVEL STONE .� Theatre* .•
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terms. A. A. Bagan, Ptckermg. Open 6.8p A. it To 10.0 P. IL Phone 1981
i he General Help — ranted. Toronto - AD 6523 'Pick. - R12
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Orchard Inn, Rouge Hiller awn Mower's phase 3touthaie 348
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FOR SALE _ asbestom wick oil iZ��iand Creek •
stove, 3- burner; gram phone and a liL Sharpened and Repaired Saturday -juee at S P. 3L
radio. Jeffrey Roblirmn, Pick 363; 34t a Elevator Doors Open D4eh Night At Lot
Outboard motors, immediate deliv- Sunday evening the Sacrament of Garden Seeds, Garden Toolti Phones - Offfice 38W, Res. 38J FRIDAY and SATURDAY
- ;ery, 4.2 H. P -'at $155.00; 350 gallon Baptism was performed for Mari9yl Mssster Chick Starter is Reliable,
per hour automatic pressure' systems, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lames Paints, Oz1s and Turps.' JULY 11 and 12
complete with tank and fitti.gs, Cafeierila, Poultry Mashes, Peat
Shaw, (nee Helen Hewitt). general ha aware
$190.00• $ 1 -2 H. P.-garden tractors AL > Moss, Shell Maker .75 cart. Never. Say Good-by
regular eve service Mr. -
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at =380,00, attachzaenta extra. Trans. Braham gave a •f5ue talk on. "per - � j� TMQa _ O>� 3�'om' fence now. We have y� � ��r Perrier
portation prepaid anywhere is Can- Donal religion" 1 ALVI N B V SHBY Oats, Baria Wheat and Peas X04 Fl
wds. G'hristiaa's Electric and Hard: rap to. the ey,
are, Oshawa, Ontario. communion servi% and etreeae.i that HARDWARli+ for Seed — Closer Seed No. 1, iPyURS'<TIT TO ALGIERS
if religion does not sees. to work aleadow Fescue, ire.
Avg. L sue. tacky NEWS — SELECTED $HO=S
FOR PRIVATE SALE for ,eta we must try to fmoi -eut 'Why Phow Pickeri.'W 46 Wood's ]MIking Machines and
and make it work It is necessary to Coalm; Larne, Fertiliser, MONDAY and TUESDAY I'
'To be sold at ones -2 Wilton rugs, . -� -st -a Pews out of a
T 9" x 9'; Chesterfield suite; Coffee busy day to relax and think of t: - j
- + table; Magazine table, 3 -Piece bed- other than everyday matters such as Notine h (� � nj11 } dULY 14 and 15 room suite; Single bed with inner- besutit� noel toy lief C ons'f t• }A, Q ,e
spring mattress; :Mlaho an dresser, c' wry' �, said A Stolen Life
B y from this quiet period will come the �
- Painted dresser; 2 Small tables; inner peace and it will not be long IwtIaates p+ - 4
Wardrobe; Vacuum cleaner; Carpet before we `'wA that religion can j CARPEN -MING Bette Davis and Glenn Ford
Sweeper, Kitchen cabinet; Kitchen work All we -need is to give it a I CEMENTING - ., SELECTED SHORTS -
_chaire; Dining root. table; Findlay chance. - PLUMBIP:d CEMENT
Tinge; Circulator heater. firs. Last Wednesdav a small group of WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Sparks, Pickering. ` Sut►day School teachers began their BOOFtNG
t We also sell Brantford Iiootln! ' JULY -and 16 r.
FOR S �►LF. -1AS�, 7- passenger Ply personal enrichment group and are MatensU Empire Bathroom WORK
mouth, good mechanical condition. studying the Companion to the Cat - t Fquipznerrt. lidro Water I3aorneran ,..
mice appearance. $800 or best offer a ech�istn. These folk feel by doing ! CELLARS - FnLTNDATION3 • . , Ct
before Saturday. Brock Road Stare. this extra stud m the • will be SSotems. ii�><tty Stalele STABLE OIt
l y R } Equipment, sad P.N7iTHING IN CEMENT WO"
Dam An#eves and Jane Wyatt
Flinn Pick. 96 R 13. __.__I'better fitted to take their classaa Building Hatezials
'30 Marquette Sedan, good motor,. 4• ! and get across the meaning of God. �
mew tires, aeaIed -beam headlights. I Jesus Christ and the Holy'Spirit• —Bought Work Gu►nnteaa �' Ben ht and ilized.
R07 smith, half milt, west of Brock I On Monday night this week, our 4 —" l',Toed Clothing — sterilised, e3es�•
" a )Minister is leading a group of the ! 7 i + s t so d and pressed like nevi. (%aa7 •
Read,. g •) i-' t! `J :`1�. 4rge .Lock of dgh chms MAW
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people in a ,4ettdinit on. It
overcoats and to so a
the ,ryrh worked -on tennis court ! -- We do t+nllding of all kinds _ Greetl�N4od _ Pants- goal
- �� \I'VG i t in plc kn onntl rte Pickering R3ndb alters leather coat af%
PI..'0 TC. which 'stilt no in. - :She erin 65J. s
y • a PEONS PIGS. 7 8 21
and acm. It is h,,ped we can xet a heavy �+ rep and gentD' fn. CM law REPAIRS roller to some and pre,as dawn last KAISER at very reasonable prrcoa. cyst
ear's a licatton of cinders and w uaht Drugs
and be
?4'iC' REID, y PP y g
Dumbarton Phone Pick. 1 R 21 make the court fit to play on. A% Ban Schwartz
- , ask;., soon as thing. are in ahapp a club +.�,LECTRIC � Accurate Dispensing U Send Street Wash. QDhsR 02d<
_._ ._.. - -._.. wi!1 be formed and a very srna1 -1 fee Veterinary Remedies --•
.11IGHEST 'PRICES PAID charged in order to keep the court _..:House and Barn Wiring Reliable Photo Finishing 4
FOR OLD HORSES h good shape. ESTIMATES GIVEN - Complete Cosmetie Lies WANTED
r i► And Hurt or Crippled Cattle. President Bill ;IRGros tells up his �
' .. +Oj n*- nntial Girls SaftbaN TPas� �j „'�/ ^�� - -_ . • - STORE HOURS - .. - . DEAD HORSES A1wtH Ci'>flfi
Picked up at your own Place. ll. 11. 1l `' For Free Pkkap. phlone;
J, F. SHIELDS won its first game in the Lions . � ,, ut0¢t, Week Days - 830 A. M. - 9 P, M. �
League at Wk-at Hill last week and -- _ _ Sunday - 12.30 P. X. - 5 P. tM„ PICK ERIN
2nd Can. Oae. Mile :tiiaitlt _ they will be playing every Tuesda} _ " .(.�i —`,V PICKMING.. .. .. .. 98 8 Sl
Fairport Road ( .I c sin nr. i. R. B 3 �'.g• PIChERIYG .. .. .. #
Nov. 13 zeal Thursday night at Heron Park.' u a+
Saturday, 12, is the, date art' - Y� BROU4{LIN .. .. .. .. ... fell
- - - x. b I fP80NE PICX. 12Y _ -
for the Sunday School picnic, and �j,�� CL�iREA10NT ., ,. 8 B 14
Greenwood :at,& -ill leave the e:rsrch at 1.30 p. AGhiCOLLRT .. .. .. .. S91
• n., fc+r 71 ondia ed Park, Cedar Grote. 15'h, for Oshawa for their second 'j'Hj�', �iFXALL STORE
we �Y The Phone Charm
:._ • l 'wS 1!� Name Tags have been given out to (,annual picnic.. We understand the � J ;
Cl� r•.� i lVC1D ..3.� �.� d?: —!rte * I oua an i IFHONE PlOr 6tt G*�IKDON YOUNG LTD
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- FEEDS and Sports Program and of course a ''t n onto — Piton..• A�. S6S4 'i
MASTER SUN RAY FEEDS well- filled pi�fiic basket is in order. up) and all will pay the 7b cent a- _
duit and 25 cent fare .regardless of
i " •.AU Western Grains Lets hr. e he best picnic we have the mode of travel, — —�
: Open For Chopping gaily had in years. I , Young married couples are urged v h
Phone Pickering It 31 Speaking of picnics, the W. AZ ill ROA Y THEATRE MARKHAM
R to keep their ears open as rumour
be boardin„ he clartereri bus at the -has it there ma.N he a group formed
- •.A. J. MORDEN and SON � church at 10 a. m, on 'Ilieoday the for them at the, church this taY. - L
i Continuous nightly from 7.30 Last oomislete show at 9.40 p. at.
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-Matinee Saturdays and Holidays at 2 p. m.
Friday and Saturd Jay uly 11 and 12
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THE BUKSTEADS 7, Blondie and Dagwood
O 131ondie Knows Best'
A • R ESTF�� L --
_5 = alao an added attrat:tion --
�F STEA14ER CRUISE :Sin
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in On The Trail
Kea Curtis :. "Hoosier hotshots _
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C� !� �BUs !. 4 Memorable Days
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FARES ARE LOW .. btxtisedc 'the magic ... the magnificence at
..'. Rourd Tapes
- yY40M PIGMb`fi2NG :.. -.. 4 V l �l SO i ,
Owen Sound _ $6.10 - V
b5 7.`O R Y
r Mr;diartd $6. '
Grave tt2at $ C
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( Subject To merge) I Starts Friday, JULY 12th
- - - - -Walt Disney's- "SONG OF THE SOUTH"
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LAREMONT : �I ton No 2 ifiia ik Alsoods eama brat is at the gratted that churn h attendsoes is
•••y Or•�e � School, peaadng samil. The Cossal decoration wti
with Fir" Clans Honors. Ruth has bes<utifut.
Mr. and Kra. Tad Tomlinson of Dunbarton - eompleted her third year and Men -
meth his fourth. GARDEN - PARTY, GREENWOOD
�trtids •sad hevld *eta and cos•: .:. _ _.
Tomdto and )Mnra.agfl lets• Bill ; Am
picas was Helga Ann knox, niece of tae Mrs. >irahsm, her mother and fat- lea Brougham Fireman
IbmtMrs. , of Ali ndod, wore with Dr. 'Dunbartoa duelled Chaseh her, cad the eblki +en an leavlog on TUESDAY, JULY 16, 8.0o P. lL
anld Mrs. Tomlinson pace over the bride. Miss Mildred Gillman was in •. s .
week -cad. wedding music, and We are' glad to report a very fine Tuesday for theircottage in Dwight 2n& Div. Signals Band4mid Grp"
charge of the weddi Antsy of Canada's Best
Mr• sand Mgt, Rpifeh Coursers and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Man.- and impressive service on 4=day, off+ and will be sway until
jeaa, of Dunbarton, wens with Mrs. son Ellicott. The groom was suppor- with a kr8e congregation• The fol- j school opens. ~
led Mr. Ed. Barry, of Tweed. lowing children of Mr. and Mrs. I
L'onness here over the week -cad: � _�__�
Allison were baptised: Roberta Maria STAFFORD BROS. '
Jiffs•. and Mn. Doc. iisdges and The ushers were Harry K•aox and p Moalrmental Works
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family anti home again after sue- Carl Pascoe, brothers of the bride +ad Shirley Yyonne. The following Whiteva
and groom. 'The church was beaut- wen received by profession of faith
Ang a week at lies Lake. PHO149 WHITEY SSi '
into church memberrshi
Mr. and tors. sum. Brews were ifully decorated with roses and peon- P� Mina Der- It The Women's Inaetitute will meet $18 Dundas ST. E. avwsy at thw, oott w at Araprii6r I ies. The reception wan held on the othy Elizabeth Arnum, - miss Dor- ; on W ye Ady 16, at 2.30 p. Whitby
at present.
lawn at the Knox home, where sup - %othea• Mae MaeDonvAd and Mr. Ron. 'as• at the home of Mrs. E. Goeden.
per was served to the sixtx five ald Earl O Howell. The following . Roll Call will be aasr+rered a
The cemetery service on. • Ssrr the The numerous gifts were were 411`0 received into membership Current Dent of A
was well attended and many of the lovely cad useful, cuss were taste- by Letters of Z4ansier: lien. and 'speaker ws')1 be the g The AN OPPORTUNIZtT
.old-time residents were in attaad• y Representative Established Rural Watkins 41st"
lane. Rev. W. k Wenhr m of the fully arranged is the home. Mrs. Mrs. E. W. Albright, Mss. J. K. , from the Dept. of Agriculture. A available. V you are aggressive, sssd
bBaptist Church spoke, and music was Kn `0x and Mrs. Cecil Pascoe received Braha�t, Miss Ruth- Brabant and hearty invitation to all ladies w%o between the ages of 26 and 66
supplied by the cimbined choirs of with the bridal party. Mrs. Knox Master Kenneth Brahaat. care to attend. have or can secure travel outfit, two
.the United and Baptist Churches. was gowned in turquoise blue. crepe, The Sacrament of the Lords Sup - Rev. John McLachlan gave an in- is your opporbAdty to get estabUsh- ,
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kilpatrick, of Mm•. Pascoe wore pink flowered per was administered. apiring address on "Dominion Day" ed is a profitable business a! ?'omr
Toronto caXed'on Claremont friends etepe.. The bride's travelling gowrs A goodly r4imber of American on Sunday Last. He spoke = "A own• For full psrticutars write toda2• ' y
' was of pink eyelet embroidery, her friends worshipped with us. Loyal Canadian's Duty to His Own to -- the J. R. Watkins Oompany, '
on SistaZday.
. and Mrs. Carl Dopking, of coat navy, with white accessories. ss�s Country, and his Important Duty was Dept. O -P -16, 2177 Masson St. lit=,
• Dundsa, spent the week -end with The honeymoon is Wasaga Beach, Both Ruth- and Kenneth Braham to God 'and his neighbor". It is re- tereal, Que.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Evans.
Mrs. Violet Pilk",, has taken a `
position with a firm at Brampton
ead left for That plaice t e la week. • - • --
ter. and Mrs. Joe Zunis Scarboso
*Called on Mr. and Mrs. G. M. For-
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syth sind and Mrs. Evans Ward - _ - .. • : _ , � � �
...on Sunday.
3CM Mabel Sanderson of Toronto, _ --
apm► the week -end with Mr. and
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Mrs. Maitland Anderson. _ --
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Beason, Agin- oMSaato _
eeart, spent Sunday- with Mr- sad
-Mrs. Milton Benson.
Mr. Nelson Sanderson., of Toraate,
spent the week -end at his home.
3s. and Mrs. Joe. Ward, Oshawa. t I � S SA G F A V : IMPORTANT
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Spent the week -end with Mr. and
s
Mrs. Walter Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert sibeon, Oshawa,
TO T MOT'ORING'PUBLIC
spent the week -end with filer. and
:Mrs. Chas. Hardy. _ The Sarco plant re- opened on
` ' Twsday morning following a week's Re : 1947 Amendments to the Ontario <'
-'holiday for the staff. -
Doug. Dickinson spent lest Wei-
High
- • Traffic - i
nesdap at Niagara Falls.
way Ad
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Badgeraw -
spent a teen days last creek at 'Hawke I Eve" motor vehicle owner and driver should become familiar with the new 1947 amendments -
Lake.
Rev. I. E. and Mrs. Kennedy are ; to the Highway Traffic Act. The purpose of this legislation is to encourage safe driving and
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their cottage in the North this
. to assure the collection of damages awarded by our Courts for personal injuries suffered or • - - -- � -. - ' - .
wee t•
High School Entrance Results ap- •property damaged. _
pear elsewhere in this issue.
Parts Cervioe Next Sunday Night = - 13 r 194
On and After July t 7
i 4,ud Spea kerK ' on The Grounds
_ _ 'On and after July 1 st, 1947, your driver's license and j motor riper Jul l st, 1947, our driver's -
BIG.1+►LTGL'ST 4th HERE - Y y
vehicle permits registered in our name will be suspended if,
R'1>p Park Board is pla:rtiing a Big - P g y P license and all motor vehicti
Dac here for Autruiet'4th. There .viM following an accident in which any person is injured or any • _ ,. `�
be westling matches, rsees, baseball .;property is damaged, you are convicted of: _ nits registered in your Hama will bi
suspended if you fail 'to satisfy a
and a bier street dance at night. We
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Tr
Highway provision of the hi
violation of -a o) An
will have more details later. y pgy afiic Act. judgment secured against you or
i f 1.
Libyan member, pease note - i - Or _ damages on a'CCOUnt of injury 70 or - ' ✓ -' _ 2.
the library will eb closed from Jtg- - ( (bf If, upon conviction for a violation of the Act even though death of any person or on occount - r:�t. _
of damage to property. Such judg- t
16, and will open again cuss Saturday no accident occurred, the p9nolty imposed by the Magis- t
August 2• trate includes suspension or revocation of your driver's merit must be satisfied at least up to
j k = (icema or molar vehicle permit. the limits of $5,000.00 for personal
( injuries to one person, $10,000.00
.BROUGHAM I or - - : and _ .
- for two of more parsons
- {c) if you are convicted of a criminal offence involving the ' j51,000A0 for property damage
use o a motor vehicle r "
I is g. . ny one aced
Xenaeth and Norma Ramsey and
f . a in out of a Ant. . .
friends spent the week -end with re-
Latives at Parry. tiound. - -
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Quite a number from here were 10►PPlieotion of Suspensions ti as
down at Greenwood Park on Sunday. - �+
The Firemq hate their posters t following ' -s
Where a suspension is applied the registration of o'conviction, same will
out for the big night, July Ib. This Iema;n in effect until proof of flnncial responsibility is filed.
is a meal shotv and the cause alone - - - ct - -�
NO
La well worth your attendance price. W;,ere a suspension is oprliec for failure to satisfy a jud'g,ment, some will remain -
A good attenda ce was reported � � in effect unti! the judgment has been satisfies or arrangements made fdm pay-
at church on Sunda -
y ::,.: " - meat b
_. y ;nstalments and proof of financial responsibility is also filed.
The new home of Me. John White
i,as aslmeat been zempleted. :.Pro -3f of financial responsibility muy be filed (a) in the form of an insurance polity
Brougham is having t' share
g s - certificate; (I,) the bond of a guarantee company; (c) the deposithig of money or _ :•.'
the "June and July weddings with securities to tKz value of $1 1,000.00.
sevevai taidsig place in the very neair
'!store. - • :. - . j . _ • - .. .. - - • � : • - ,��
Knox— Pascoe
`1st, -- - _ Application, f Penalties
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On Tuesday' afte�aoon, July -- _
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the marriage wa; conducted by Pas-
The pohalfies for a person operating a meter vehicle while his iicense' is under suspeigition
tar Pev. I. E. Kc"nedy in the church <,
at Brotighain, Ont. of Barbara KNOX include a fine up to $500.00 and imprisonment up to sir. months, also Cho impounding of Tre
yotmgest daughter of W >Riain end ..fnotor vehicle bt>erated. The penalty for the �pe�ra +ion of a motor vehicle, the permit for which
Mars. Knix of Brougham, wh she =fis ueldet suspension includes a fine up to ;500.00, imprisonment for sik months +cued the for• .�
became the bride of KennethaeCoe, -�- r
—sort w€ 31r. and Stns. �eci:._Pa oe feltury of the vehicle to the Crown. t
Whitby, Out. She was given spray` _
icy her father, The bride looked .lov -' 1 - her wedding Areas of white'
brocaded nylon, with halo ke"daTess ..
RIVE CAREFULLY AND
acid losrX veil of emb ;ordered set; 'sec A VO I
flowers were red roses and baby's ,, h
�reath. Matron o[ hrsior wow her
sister, Mis. Arno! (I ila:dy, weaning
R gown of robin -ens; +•itie shear, faith
matching headd: -;i, and nosegav of _DEPARTMENT ^OF HIGHWAYS - •
mixed flowers. The Fn'. cdnaii Dti:s
Lenarne Heise wore pink brocaded - OkO. H. !)OUCETi -� • -- �'
satn and net, and.hew; ldese to match, - •
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and nosegay. 'I!ts3 ehairming lit "e - Minister i -
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*lower girl -ta her ex"ary dotted 1. P.11,
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;j;..a• :: •;. ., ' v o' : wa ■sea Telr�Yeee Tips On How which nerds no ortificiol aids, no t>.wYtr. ss.tto "•
( : P g- f tails 1t•oe� Dlwlwa ..� Dear• { uttin ono std`e, Dress Featly, not to Rtptfy
To Be Popular to attrgct attention (Bobby -soarssu.rwrr.r et t arltea
THE need to be appreciated is uni- 6 ore oldnou•.) Beep your skin fnt- Trt. R�. star, 7SAL—Adil * versal. It is one of the first needs rlactllairly clean, your hair shining,
* we feet. From childhood on, the the seams of your stockings straight,
* knoeledgr that we are liked and yo+rr shoes cared for, your slip out suuaas srLrTtrt t.0
> * cherished spurs us to greater of sight. nR�n>;nrl' $1.50 up
` * efforts to deserve that blessing. DO'''T 011,47 •i ER. 130 }s like to ^'t" "' O RANGE PEKOE *Particularly during he teen eon t ""' -•r
g y be lisfrned !o; they're not interested
. ; '* do girls yearn for' appreciation, } in silly gossip. Learn to be a good
-- * and they blossom in temperament, f listener: nolhi;:g so flatters o lad.
* looks, and character under its I And watch your voice. I've kitou•n
i * warminc j young tnen to fall in leer with a
_ , To a young lovely t•oice!
a girl, being ap- f DE LOYAL TO GIRLS. Never
".t, preciated means i * Never break dates with them, even HOTEL 1vIETROPOLE
being popular. If for, a boys sake. Be the sort of ore. — C.N.R. NTATION
she isn't * friend you'd like to have, loyal and
pow' Y -
- t lar, her life loses *reliable. You'll need girl friends
its meaning. She, i ! all your life, and thest are the
sees other girls g* years to cultivate them
not, half so pent- DO THINGS. Learn to be a grace-
`s.; ty w•hn have all * ful dancer. Play- a good game of !
BROWN the °dates they l *tennis, badminton, "golf, cards, sv:im `
GE RAL � B can handle, I *well —excel in • everything your k FLIES
e ••� w.ts.ta PEATUte[• _ * while she sits at home and broods. *. crowd does. It's one of• the quick - Rp
,t. - sYa,oi�si[e have been my brother's ?" - *She cannot understand what she t * est wars to wake new friends MOSQUITaES
- cuarr xxt�': Adelaide Efgrtow calls
"I hardly think,so.' *lacks, and so she spends hours in DON'T PURSUE THE BUYS.
- -- to may t Sybil eta. been slugged while MOTHS
. hunttnE through t trunk to the •tile. * '' * i * painful introspection — w h i c h *They like to do the hunting, and .•
Pulling himself together. mccale hurries lilt fingered it, feeling tht coarse r *makes her more of an introvert, *they'll run off at the first sign that INVULtww'* —, ,,, and other
to the mansion:
": pull of the silk. A signal seemed to a whom no lad gives a second glance. * you're hunting too ; it spoils their annoying insecis
_ ICHAPTER XXV' flow from the material in his hand I A few tips on what sort of girls *chase- and it dots . dreadful things z �D TOXIC1TYsffxOpt
'y "She collapsed main!" along his arm, into his brain. His iftract boys nray start tome of eny * to >our self- respect, lost, h. ."M,
"Yes, "as soon as we got her to bed -though ts clouded, then grew bright, younger readets to s "happier sociat NO HEAVY PETTING. Kisses are .�s$%sli sets
and had sent for the doctor." as they played hide- and -seek with I lift * not for new acquaintances. Save s.rNRIT"
1fi'hat prognosis does the doctor the infinitismal shadow of an idea• BE YOURSELF * yours, Your boy friends will value __ �
1 ... gi�•ra•• He sat on his haunches, rooted to DON7 APE other girls. Be your- * them more. And they can't talk " '�' c,�d efteuiww .l
- ° "She will probably recover, but she the spot, unwilling to let the flicker- I rtlf, for in all your little world there * about you (don't tfiink boys don't
} •seat• ^,ri r,� =_' Ehir.g_ a (.� - u- .nobody exactly like you. Capitalist gossip): �hn•K"d F. Rikgk. � U&
her —how, it happened —for a long He spoke slowly to himself. "Syb- on this, and develop your best traits. BE HONEST. Udn't ever deceive
• tithe. The police were quite nasty
iJ was haunted by an idea She had. BE ATTRACTIVE. Remember
* your parents. No boy admires a
about it; 'Mr. JlcCale. They have in- been frightened and wary for the that youth in itself has a chants * girl who meets hits on the sly, ,
6Y aid an a police nurse so that she �t two days. She had been drown- * rten though he urges her to. And
4 may be- .questioned the moment she _ ing her thoughts in wine ever since.
ti . . � * never go out � +sett a boy retie hasn't -"
regains consciousness. Oh its awful But this afternoon, it must have Your Handwriting *met .your parents first. If they
-- awful!" got the best of her, She -had to • dein't allow you dates now, tell the ;
"What can we do, -Mr. �IcCale?" prove it. right-or wrong. The proof By • hoy so. He'll look you up later Om
Fie turned with a violent move must have been in this trunk. Sure - and You Ale: S. Arnott TO "DL. ", "F -DI7H T. ", "LO.ti'F
ly, if the murderer followed her 'UNPOPULAR— `n • mcnt, striding toward the door. LY ". 'U NPOPU LAR— 11115F•R-•
a „ _ = here the evidence was removed;
_ "1•w_ant to see the attic, � The love of detail is shown in ABLE!' ETC.: Read these rules and '
She rose obediently, mechanically. _ after she was knocked unconscious the handwriting in many ways. stud} them Develop your Personality
Up the dark, heavily carpeted stair- with the improvised blackjack. Yet , It is mostly shown by the fol- now-, to prepare for mots• fun next
says, of the br :... oat small piece of evidence was s '
ogding R iamns —very small and year,
wept, past the double doors of the missed, kit hind.. It is here In my I rounded letters, careful dotting of To "U�NkISSABLL": ' You're
drawing room where Karen still hand I feel it. I know it ". y y
He folded the kerchief carefully. the letter i , short and accurate right —sad don't weer Tell the ba
-played her macabre music, up to the y° crossing of the letter "t•" inser- you don't know him well though,
_ third floor, where a policeman sat- slipped it Into his pocket. Berme- tion of punctuation marks and PLAY ?AIR— that's act 'rule for
dozing before the closed portal- of thing told him ,that he too. knew f Quotation marks with great care, * being popular;• and nobody ad-
Sybil's room where death was hover- the answer to the" black silk square, 11 and sparing use of abreviations * mires it more than boys, if )au•re
:Dr.(hase's Ointment'
ing, up the last flight. darker and Quickly his mind went back to the
` narrower than tilt others. to the attic afternoon of Vallaincourt's murder° i throughout t' a script * In doubt what is fair, write Anne
' Reason pointed out to. "him that is All these signs indicate that the * Hirst at Box- A; room 421, 73 :or Chafing Skin !rritationso,;Y
.t'
where murder had been- perhaps" the few minutes before or directly writer is careful about details and *Adelaide Street.lVest, Toronto. :..
. " , . , • only delayed -' - --- -- -- — — — _ - - . .
-. - * -,r * _ _ after C.urt's death, Sybil had trade is at his" best when dealing with
Hiss Bigelow pressed a switch the discovery* that shattered her small work that requires patience 'I
and two yellow bulbs came into view. aplomb "Iiut be, himself, had been
and precision: The writer is not 611ILSr OMEN1 M THIS If W� 1
dimlx tiRhtins the place. almost an - eye- witness. to that kill- likely to- hurry in making deci-
An old trunk had been -pulled out fag- He hunched. over stock - stille
sioas but must consider the detat7s
..under one of the lights for easier recalling the sequence of events as orf a problem before committing -N
they had occurred himself to an obligation. Gond RVO 5
perusal. It stood open. There was a * .,x * judgment usualt accom anies
,,,� '" �•-- ". -damp -red stain on the bare boards ." g y p tDD 'CERTAIN DAYS' Vegetable Compound to relieve
- 5uddeYt}y, revelation poured over the detail writer as he has the ' . T11g MOfffh� ruchaymptusns,'This fine medicine
,4
where the-'blood lead . tgilled from ability to reflect and consider in is eery ect,tr for this purpose.
his mind like a searchlight. He Do female functional month! For over" 70 ears thousands of
SybiF. wound, detail the important features of ! y -
\IcCale dropped down beside the jumped up. Placing a firm hand on disturbances make you feel ner- marls and women have reported
Miss Bigelow'& arm, he guided her, his observations; voila, fidgety, cranky, so tired and benefit, .rust see if you, too, don't
trunl.. asking' curtly-. "The weapon ?" surprised "and bewildered to the When ' the letter " "i" has the dot _ ^dragged out"—at such times? report excellent restrlta! Worth
"The police took it away —a ch +m- hose to the top of the letter it I'Iten do try Lydia E. Pinkham's tyving.
rity brick wrapped in a towel. The stairway. is an indication 'that the writer. Q
towel was from the third floor bath- We must go down immediately. j - �r'��� " "i a 1 VEGETABLE
-
.. `room " •Af iss Adelaide's be said. "Is everyone at homer has a good memory. ` - 77
e
ryes 'avoided CO PA P� �! /�! D
the blood on the Boor.- I You said Christopher Storm war
Miss Bigelow's voice came hollow- where: Must oil see -them ill. _
ly, futility dulling it- "Then it must Yes. They are all titre some-
. ' ?" ..,
ha%p been - -oh, if it acre not true-
- - Not yet." _
>, but it must— 7fn one u -ishin
"Yes," he said quietly. "It could He strode ahead of her on "the y g a wore complete
- - only have been the murderer of Curt third floor• hall. He reached the door anelysis Please send self - addressed �s � ��
1'a8aincourt and Shari Lynn —the of the second floor drawing room . stamped..tnvelope to Box B, room U
person who attempted to remove me before she was half way down the 421, 73 Adelaide SR ll'est, 7otonto, ;`,��"�' S' WILL GIVE 16 PACKAG�
w no r
from the •world last night —here in second stairway. herge for this serener.. •.
As he went in, Karen stopped -
Titers �°Fp CRISP 0 tC10U5
- this house. Surly you have known. - - �A�[=N��� ES
playing. She sat cold send austere : +t{',t�;+�•n,.a:..r -
T NY BAIT6A11410
hour suspected, Miss Bigelow, ;hat at the piano, letting her long fret- What Price Beauty? '-�'; `�r�-�^�`i+�' +�
the murderer is either one of ,our k` s " s t;• ¢k H1T HIS 516NO G��*
ere rest quick! on the keyboard.
:.. family, or someone who goes and B Y 1' Last year .�mericant sjxitt nearly ,alt •;rx::E`x- rtca -h•:.. -;� : ; »"
.came5 at will to and from this . She turned toward him as he gaick-
., , .; :- x.-12. r�;,;3� M' .•;;;�� -,_
j59 million more to make thcrosclres -
_ ;house." }Y crossed the room to her side. She look and smell nice than thev did gab, �*, • ' - =
She looked at him bleakly, seemed a figure of ice, but her eyes Qsj o
He began to were burning with a chill. fierce in 1945.
ga go through the con -. flame. In 1916 they sh'tlled ottt more than
tents of the trunk, swiftly, urgently. $69,600,000 for cosmetics , and per -�
It was apparent thai Sybil had stored You drew' $800 at your bank this
fumes (not including soap),'reports '•
her keepsakes there, 'Written labels morning," He hurled the statement the Toilet Foods Association; Inc.
' '_were pinned- -to -a- number of articles. at her. "Why'
That was two and a halt tiirtes again
There was a girl's white dress with A sullen smile turned up one cor. as much as they spent in the wild
a card that 'read: "Victoria's gradu- her of her moutth. She shrugged. {.. flapper days of '205: .•, ..
ation." Sybil's own y�edding gown. Ht: waved. a hand in exasperation, j !
Two envelopes contained locks of (To" Be Continued)
i
' 'Siephen's and. Victoria's childhood p4ed by the Kid
` 'Nettinst" Martgarine four- year -old boy, who expected /i , \� "'•' •
books• his questions answered.) _0
_ As he removed other souvenirs "Fishermen can now fish for ' Where' is far away? Where do v
from the
de is of their hiding margarine," said Air.' Strachey, flies live? • How much • is a lot? '"�� .^ �.,a�•
place, a brand -new picture of Sybil British Minister of Food, announc- How do we get mad? What makes
flashed across his mind.' She was sing a scheme to extend the use talk come out of my• mouth? Who r? _
revealed, not so much as the woman sf i.c.zi;..n �( ;,t margarine took care of me when 1llummy
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who elu_ng so desperately to her _. Arrangements had been made, was a little girl? What do coos-
fading youth, who made vapid, silly he said, for processing surplus quitoes eat? . Do my bones make 17hat does itf Nth going home and pitch into
conversation, who bolstered her herrings this season into oil and my eyes wink? Why can't mother ice{` -.••_ some nut - sweet, delicious Grope -Nude flakes!'*
empty middle age with sherry, but meal. 'rabbits cook? What Is behind my "Since - they put up that sign "Two grain —what and malted
more as s doting. mother secretly Of the thousand tons" of the eyes? Why do things hurt? How about scrumptious, malty,rtch barley —make a big difference, an
keeping alive the brighter moments surplus herring which could be high is up? ;post's Grape -Nuts FLkea I can't rat! So does that special secret
-` `Of a not too easy life.' dealt with weekly, at factories -at =- Uechanix Digest. keep the ball In the park! Post's Grape -Nuts Flakes process
- ?ticCalt unfolded a large " black Fraserburgh, Falkirk, Aberdeen, „ of blending, baking and toasting. 1. g Hull, north Shields, Grimsby and "Anti the way these boys race "Tongue- tickling flavor -- curly,
Sisk handkerchief, the last thin in r Y
the trunk. "The word anchor originated ,around the bases, they've stse been
Landon, there would be a yield honey - golden crispness — home-
"This ?" t _ of About 100 tons of oil and from the Greek word meaning getting those Post's Grape -Nuts � nourishment —that's Post's
" -Il puzzled look came
'over- her face, double that quantity of meal, gook or hook and the old Grecian Flakes carbohydrates for energy; Grape -Nuts FLkes. And recipes for
,. anchors were in this form. proteins for muscle; phosphorus deUctous cooked dishes on every
iihe t4ruggled with memory. I don't which was, a splendid valuable for teeth and bones; iron for the
tnew, I can't ace that. Could it rotein feed for livestock ISSUE 11s --lMT futkRae• Gitame, gimate
p1 p blood; and other food essential!. Grape -Nuts Flakaal"
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C DIIiICLES OF Ii6ER FARM �tEE - i 0WN T0FICS at debut fornBertttand the boys on �w• yy: ,
By ,wendoline P. Clarke By BARRv. MURKAR wax - ]'actor 56 -0020 has that maw • a
t -Oscar Peterson out again. This w
Anyone complaining about the - ed ominously overhead. One per- Summer (' y recent Ontario magazine. You on r.- r " -`�:. -'• r ••''
hatter: Hot days and time with "kfargie' and "I Sur -
semd Jr. `the' Spotlight we did he rends Dear." These two numbers t -
t•he-t? I could but )'m afraid to, son said - "If it rains where on cool evenings seem to 'be the Cord Jr. some months ago. The r � •
•Yvc see, way back in those cold earth will the people go ?" "Go,"' weather forecasts of the moment. boy is right in there. The sweet are well presented and have
—June
n forywatrmer wen her Illvoowed- move?" could we even
es were it out through h theme feHows little blond headed song bird, plenty
ount Ba -sie - w4th'ictor =definite '
t3 y K y Peggy Lee, 'will • appear' with
that if it gut to he a hundred i9 turned skyward somebody- said- their summer holiday jobs, they Bunny Woody Herman during the sum- boogie beat gives out with "One
- the shade i wouldn't even raise a "I betieve I felt a drop of rain seem to rally in time to play ball O'Clock Boopic," and a blues bal-
nturmur, and since eighty six deg- just then - unless somebody spit!" in the evening. We thine: met months when they replace lad sung by An Baker called ,
Phil Spitalny's orchestra. And
reel has been the highest so far It Jt st one more instance J told hlorganson of Toronto gives more here is some real news- Frankie "Meet Die at No Special Place."
.a4oe�n t leave r,e a ltg to stared on. ed you last traffic• week about I th in congest-
ingle ngse than juvenile
other ball happen- Carle, the piano, and the slippery These eerecords are the pick for July
ly
This is that loos holiday week- , fingers and Tex Beneke are re-
end that so many have been look- file with never an inch to spare 1R a know Bunny. ,§nd he gets a placing Ferro Como for the sum- Fell our space is limited: amt
'in;:. forward to. Incidentally it between my car and one in front, big kick from helping the kids mer on the "Supper Club" show anyways we have almost run out
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nitlant that Daughter had to line my elbow caught the steering (not be taken literally ), - ,Des- heard Monday through Friday. at of copy for this tviek_ Be wit!) you
wheel which resulted in a terrific pite the fact the kids are din next issue.
up for an hour and half to catch dying 7 p.m.
blast of the horn. A woman pas- from thirst with the 90 degree
her has. Now our two children Records Released for July going to do not see fit to drop •-
ing by looked at me and said - temperatures, Ottawa still does »
:.r V
e gone to Niagara Falls to sec 'Victor 20- -J2, The Three Sons
" I'm afraid that isn HARNESS & COLLARS
iccond Niece. Johnny is away 't drop _the two -cent with "Across the Alley from the
.a,mr place un his 'miVor -bike but you any good!" She must surely; tax on pop .. • Blue skies and blue Alamo" and "Peg O'DIy Heart " - Fartnerr Att)•utruu - 1„on.u,t
Partner and I thought the best ha\e thought I was crazy! water are attracting, the bathers Victor 20 -2169, Erskine Hawkins your nearrst Harisest- Shop
and the record has ,already been about Staco Harrrrr<r Supt)Itps
;place in this fitat- -stet, though with 'Hawk's Boogie," a fast '
tic are not com lainin k right set for summer water fatalities... We sell nur Quont' only thr-mi b
p g- g Partridge. Pheasant boogie woogie number by the
• Please take a ti and sea out of your local .S'taeu . (prthpl
lucre at home. Which reminds P y maestro with "I had a Good Cry,"
Faithful Parents deep water and canoes if you can't (;nods desist. Thp ,tnnti. arf
me =we have Johnny back with on the reverse. This is a blues n ht, anti so ar nur ran. vp A ,)
ns again -that makes the malt el- It is a commonplace that the part- swim -you may be the next one... numb 20 -2267, Dennis t manufaetur� m out ere
e•ment around here in the ratio. of • ridge, male or female, is an idea! Instead of the theatres giving away Day sings the beautiful wedding tones - Harness Hot« Cn1• ?<
three to one -and i have a great dishes to the women attendees, tune, "�]'ith This Ring I tars, Swear Pads. Hor.r Hlan _
parent, and it is as faithful to its why don't they give away records g ( Thee kegs, and leather Tra,ellmy
time keeping socks, shirts and eggs as to its chicks. The other dg, Wed)" and for the encore and
y to the kids, who sp -nd some mil- (+oods Insist -in Starr KrAnrJ
pants with -their rightful owners, a neighbor's -dot:- brutight - to its oldtie titled, 'S'posin'•" - Victor Trade 5larkpd (;,)ods. and ♦ .0 i
they all look so much alike. master a live partridge which he had ]tons in ?htatre admissions during 56 -0021 has Canada's King of apt amfi.tr.•iton %1swo ,,,.I,• h"
the year. A local friend had Swing,
] \'e11, if i stn to kelp my promise caught as it broisdcrl its large clutch. the opportunity of visiting San= g� $ere :�iiosi playing "1 SAMUEL TREES CO.) LTD. ;
I had hctier start on those off- He took the bird from the dog's Want to Be Happy" and the - " �`
')g' Francisco a few weeks ago at the .. 4T Wotlinatow 5t. F... I oronr. -
the- record incidents which took mouth, found it undamaged and re- World - is Waiting for the Sun- r
time the are and only Jane Russell WRITE FOR CAI Al (1'GUi
place in Cuelph at mfr W.I. celeb- leased-it. The bird must have "turn- rise.' Both these numbers have
was playing there. He didn't see
_,rations. _ rd immediately to the nest and c\en= her, his wife was with, him. What
So here we go: in ere of, the tually hatched out fittteen eggs a shame -I mean what a shame
opening scenes a number of girls Some writers have constrasted the ,
Sunny-
dressed as heralds formed a back- r that he didn't ace her. Sunny- APPLE
parental instincts of • partridge and side beach proprietors are beefing ow
E,.. lr v;....._..:, - a.oi L,..,;....,., : i�- liter` -ltct - .• - ' -,
were high 'crowned gold colour maligned. 1 knew of one ben who dogs are 15c, pop 7c, and choco-
hats Suddenly there came a gust was severely wounded by the point late bars 8c and everything else
of wind and away went the hat of a scythe as she -sat. The mower is sky -high, it isn't surprising that
of the girl second from the end left just a small patch of grass round people are forgetting to throwE�IPE,^y,
from where we were standing. It the nest and continued to mow the money around. Literature is
just blew off and rotted to the trot- rest. The wounded bird drily return- starting to come in on the 1947 ex- _ Add 1 envelope Royal Fast Rising "F I
tom o,f the steps in froth of her ed, in spite of her wound and the hibition that runs this year from Dry Yeast and 1 teaspoon sugar to W
but because the girl was supposed ehanw of scenery, -and hatched off August 22nd to Sept. 6th.' It's sup- % cup laker warm water, and let s
to be as immovable as a sentry suecessfuil Eta" 10 minutes. Then stir well
Y. posed to be the best e.er -so start
There was nothing slit could do to A neighboring keeper has seen a saving now. Sold cap milk. add_ 3 able-
retrieve it So. the pageant went sock htasant broodin *, r • • spoons shortening, yru cup sugar
on but the hat remained. Other P b eggs, but that and % teaspoon salt and cool to
must be arare occurrence, "if only !Radio Chatter and Listings: The lake warm, Add i cup sifted Roar �.
characters came and went but pick- because, unlike the partridge, the big bust is over, Big time radio to make a batter. Add yeast mix- 4
ing up a hat was not included in .'species is polygamous, stars are starting to worry a little two and i beaten cgs. Beat well.
anyone's performance. Then as sponsors start tutting down on Add 2% cops � sif td flour, or eA
came the scene when men of the - `Isn't It A Fact the budgets. Red Skelton's salary enough to make it soft dough. 4 -
Knead lightly and place in greased
Farmer's Insulate in bygone days A titan needs to be A contor- of $10,000 a week remains the same bowl. Cover and set in warm place.
held their meeting. They walked tionist to hold his own, these days, neat season but 15 of the $150 a free from draft. Let has until
off the stage quite informalh, talk- -'keys the New Zealand Commerce. week musicians on :the programme doubled in balk. about 2 hours. a -
ing among themselves. It would First he must keep his back to the have been kicked out We teen- When light, pub dough down
have been quite easy, for any one wall and his tar o, the ground. boated some time ago about Paul and divide into 2 equal portions.
of them to pick up the hat without Then he must put his shoulder to Whiteman .turning disc jockey at a Roll dough %inch thick. place in n
2 weft- ceased yes
it being •noticeable. But no, all the grindstone, keeping at the same fabulous salary. Tommy_ Dorsey x 2" des) Blush top s w th melted "
" they did wa! just walk around time a level be:: •! anti ` both feet iu the latest at a P P "
quarter of a l boner or shorteaiag; sprinkle with a �;
it. f could not help ' c cclaitrting on the g.'oun�i -- tea
-- °Well, if that isn't million a year, The bands whose 'l4 cop granulated sugar. Peel and _
just like a care 12 a at '
• records he playa on the pro- j PPS cue ism, eisfttbs; •
bunch of men'" f never once grammes get the big sum of moth- press into dough, sharp edges
thought of the rest of the people 'M '' 4+ ` ing, Andrew Allan of CBC stilt de11a"' close together. Idis s
1% teaspoons cinnamon with t
around me hearing -my' - remark brim s
8 Sou Stage 47 an Sunday cop granulated sessr, sprinkle s T
until a titter of laughter began a * -slights. toe read the other - day over cakes• Cover and let rise in ,
cominb from a:i directions. - After ?` x' where Bernie Braden and his wife, warm plan annu at l light, sho silt
that the hat became a point of Barbara Kelley (of our town) are hour• Bake in moderate wen at
Ickal interest. We looked for it 400"P• about 33 miagets.
., listed among the big names in �
at the conclusion of every scene Canadian radio. They both ap- •
and nobody et er picked it up, r - pear on Stage 0 from time to ! y
F%en in the final tableau men and "' :time. We see Gordon .:Sinclair
women dodged arounrt it a+' they Jr.'s b . •line nn a short piece in _
left the stage, until all were gore - -- - -• _ „ ,_
rand only the, hat. remained. ttDAYLITE" DUSK
And here i. another little rpis. A spec ly develo and highly
bete. ]t may +hock yon but to me eHective�gicide or daytime dust- L
ns on poestoes, pumpkins, cacnm- ET LIPTON'S TEA
lit was indicati. a of the many typesrs, tomatoes, melons, sugar beets
ends . Does not restate de.. to BRIN4 'CHEER TO YOU
o f p• ot)le \� lilt made up that tomspere its reaaioa. Cosite. 7Pp , .
nrntl.y tl:ui,ti -the young, the old; eaUic copper content with trr-
c copper sulphate as the salve -
refin�.1 perKrw M Cht nth dcKr�r, or iasredient
diarnonds in the rough. Ti)cy were •T•+re...r �,� - . _ _ •R .._ -_ - --
all there, arA all acre similarly I� "ONEFMCROSS"RELDLEADERPRODIlCI MKHEN YOU'RE LOW !
:;pe.rn,rhrd when dark, clornl, loom- _
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. !I,5 Pictured 5 Inlurr A CURT15 4 A :, rte - Y,'' 1
playwrip,ht 45 Girl's name R 6 - LEMAY
•9 Crudeness 7 Agent'v of A O P T E a
a92 Travel - mere•, tab t' a d 5 - ..�
aimlessly A T
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'14 fun '10 First woman I �y l
15 Lamprey I I Turn right'• 25 Assault 40 Pester
18 Symbo1 for 12 Guns (slang) 26 Ran fast 41 Snare <,
gold 13 Continent -
10 Abound 165implr 27 Part of a coat 44 Sister (slangl
22 Decigram - 32 Money 45 Kind of tree =�
17 Port .,t Venice - "
- - 19-Trirrttners 34- Bargatn_event_16_Dined c•,y"
26 Guided again 21 Adnr l 38 To the inside 47 Noah's boat ' —
28 Part of a -
24 Place of 39 Glide over 49 Negative ( _ •' ";tit`
plane contests snow 50 Either
29 Poplar
30 Nevada city I Z 3 4 15 b 7 -
3} Hooded cloak I•.
'32 Maker of �9 io If ' _
_ chair seats 17_ Ij. %` 14 s ?^ 5 Ib li ONi•F Ur TONS BRISK•TASnNG
• 33 Levels ` {
35 Frighten {$ iZO _}^,31 ::t TEA GIVES YOU THAT
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37 Yes (Sp (c 1 2g, Zq • What a lift you get from Lipton's Tea! It's
38 is not lin dy 1
42 Morindin dye x,;30 3t � •. .. Lipton's FLAVOR -LIFT .. , a delicious, stimulat-
43 Possesses € �, , " ing combinatjon of'brisk, mellow flavor ...plus « -
45 Capftt+l of 32 A �3 3� a lilt that sends exhilarating new energy right
Turke }' �b �7
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47 Bever:t g youpon's ea is ' a wonderful
t I throuh ! Lit T �.
48 inciter 3'7 5`'' �`�= 3B 39 w0 41 ; 92 "pick- me -up "- wonderful an trees mornin
51 Huntin crp L' " {
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$2 Make trim 43 `44 15 ti� 4i noon and night! And only Lipton's gives you
that FLAVOR -LIF - because it's the blend that
1 Halfwa7 u8 4q 1� 'makes Lipton's ... and Lipton's who make -the �ynQ,�,t:/SK SO 'YES f 00 ! I USE -
� Upon St' I 5Z I Uend. Ask for Lipton's at your grocer's toda '
ly y' LIPTON'S TEA BAGS, T00,
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Haatthfully Air- conditioned riff,-• Aluminum - Corner Bead, Ridge b to setae•
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:- "? " boards, brick, concrete, in fact any clean, firm i�rter Concrete Blocks
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k Cedar Posts and Poles
and the girl 'Wonderful for cow stables, milk houses, poultry
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. I Prentices have been established
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city. S'Sioux ...
FURNITURE DEALER Barrister Solicitor Note" rie p ickerin g H a rdwar e
- 1 .Plus An Added Attraction DIRECTOR C. C. RICHAROSO N
_ LITTLE MISS BIG •' Private Ambulance Service Suite 702 Kent Bldg, 156 Yonge 3t.
,tarring- Beverly Simmoae _ GENERAL" HARDWARE Day, or Night Toronto Phase WAverley 3557
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Greenwood _ Yom Satisfaction My Goarssat..
' SUPPLIES - Phone Pick, 13 cKF.
Miss Glenda rtan er is visaing at Dnt PAINT TOR
• }� ,Lucklia, galibprtan for the s,,,•,,r,p *, Pickering. ER & °DECOR
i A number of the Greenwood peo- • pox 88
ple went on the excursion tp the J . S. B ALSDON PICKERIN
1 poalls on Saturday Oast and report DICKERING ONTARIO
a fire gyp• W M. MAW
:. . The evening W. A. held their Pic-
Ink at Lynbrook Park on Tuesday. Quality Meats _ LICEWS£D AUCTIONEER sad a.' I. (Had) 8TE"WAIi'P, a A.
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afternoon of this week_ _
" The W. A. met in the Sunday in Anywhere BIYF.ii AND FARM -
__. VALUATOR
Season -- - - :.;Sales robducted "
- .lSphool room and quilted for the Red BE S
Cross on Thursday afternoon. - ,Fr'vits " & vegetal�lea Phone or Write
- 8drs. Walker's little greddanghter 614- Duodss SL East, Whitby, Ont. Greenwood Road
from Toronto, is speadiag some of
Phone: Pick. 48
""holidays
her.. '-SILK'S MARKET
Mi. and Mrs. Rfginakl Clarice. of ; "
- 'Toronto spent the week -end wetly the it
forme� Parents. Phones. J: Donavan
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Parks and -- — _ --
z: y •and mrs � for `a -DA.NFORTH BUS LINES LTD. I� �, >�. �.
net•ri.o Laad sarsrr
-of last week- d" has. tin T,amPas d M King abset. Fist. 0s6awa. 0M
Mr. wad Mrs. Ross Disney are oat _ , Dally Service Norms. It a•, be Tow We`
at the 'ake for a w'eek's vacation.
.� Mrs W. Perkins had her sea an ID�y OL BmL A Daily m But 113M a
dhis wife from the City and friends �8an. a Hol. id. eaz a Hol. only Rte• C. H. TUCK. -OPT D. J A. WILLOUGN ®Y
lof her girlhood from London,. Eng. Aaswrioat " .7.16 8.16 ..12.15 SAG 8.00 - :� sk• OPP F. O4 ; Herod OfflceF� Farm
•New York, Portland and Ohio, dirt- Brougham '7.54 8 2? 18 27 8.67 ; : '' '' " : '
:.1ng lot 'week. _ (r Ri,� 4,;i 8.86 12.96 '-4.06 La MO$HAWA 18d Yongt w At in
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pegg iT�'�' Loeast Bin '9.88 8.88 IIL 88 4,08 .",,1128 � and Oblast �
!lsaa 16l0 Canada Estailiabed Forty
nicely settled in their pretty 16.06 1.06 1. 05 ,426 ..8.80 `" Tome
home on their farm to the north of t head! , A.M. A.11t. P. Y. P.3L PjL — CONlULT OUR ACTIVE Gl r DEFT, .,
{ W welcome them and wish Toronto 916 ".00 6. 46 ;2.00 0.46 Sellers & Atkinson FOR TM AT MOM[ IN THE CITY
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Daylight Saving Lyme Pared Ezpreas Grover 5660. ; oxfoed im Plboos AsA. 01W2 - Staff. 200
:1 LFNDEI�IIING'` -'.:Licensed' GORDON F. OSBOBNE
�� FUNERAL DIRECTOR • =... -. ; C. U U.
.. Private Ambulance YF "ICKERING MEAT MARKET
;Auctioneer myritiGT MANAGER
- Phone Mark. "W 26 Year's L�, .t ... i .:...
Markham: Ont. IL OEM B.les corduetad anj.rlrere." IMPIRE LIFE
In Farm I..f..re. c3..+assy 7
+Quality First - Service Our Aim � ' y _..
►I1 fides personally listed and
OWE BUT TM REST —TOP MAKE THE =ST" sd�ertiaed. Bills prepared anti
Posted )class D. Marrs This Is 'TheBe st = - - =- - - - o� hicleerin: - -- =- Prompt NFerviee _ `: Tom > _
• j Xurvyn Keane, Oshawa "
Place' To Sz.11 Your Reasonable Rates Ralph Gulliver, o9hawsi
- -- - - -- i - Warner PHONE 2!0 STOUPIVI LLE - Telaphone, 622 Wh•
_ FARM PRODUCE New 1J48 1�Iode1 Stewart , racy ,
At this m2soa of the year we are ? _
{ - 0MRIE = .UMBER
_ especially good buyers of HENS, :•:• ., r The Cam.
- SPRING CHICR-ENS, EGGS,_
SPRING I:Ab1BS and VEAL'° ,LIMITED
N oward an S arb
CALVES ' ,,,% -•" ;? "05 a oa ;.: —
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If we are not getting your prod- �, Searboro •Tunetion
uce now we would appreciate
ycnaT giving u9�- trial. YOU will _ _ •' •••`°�,K••• _ _ _ '
find our prices equal to or better In Stock
t4ran those you can get elsew:iere,
: - :For Immediate Delivery
7 NIT -*I' 'TYPE INIJ\ LkT1 11F, TUBES
Pickerin Farms 5 in. PAPER BACKED, INSULAT ION WOOL
:Limited. +
1� -oIZ�• C��I ;I.>F:�r 10 lb. `� spl�alt Shingles
Whitby 336 — Night or Dav ♦ ..Wide Variety of Colours. Roofing Nails With
�r !WHITBY; ONTARIO ' D L� N B A R �rO N J Shingle Orders Only
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