HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1947_07_18I VOL 67 No. 47 FgCKERING, O,NT. FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1947 4 Cents Per Copy Authorized as Second Class Mattes
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During the peat few weeks the pidcering Public Library. ,Pickering Farm $old Pickering r Villa ge
Village Trustees have continued the S work on the proposed Community The Library will be closed for two Memorial Ha9l. weeks after Saturday, July 19, open- y
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One .Fvoiem would appear to have Mr. Ir•vi�b' White has sold his THLRS. MOR.'�i. —Thos. Goodlad, a , x:
P pP in a in on Tuesday, Aug. Au . GIRLS SOFTBALL
been taken c re of b circumstances g � y' g' farm at the corner of the Base Lane •• former Pickering School pupil i$
P Y All members are allowed extra a rd Church Str., and the new owner 1947 Summer Schedule listed as one of the four Milled on
of which they have no• :.control —the books for holiday reading. will take possession in October. The the Mic -Mac destroyer.
"location" of thg hall, Registry - Frankie Smith was rushed to the
gale was arranged by Cy-ri1 E. Mor- hospital to have his a
Searches reveal that the village does Conflict Between Two Ides fogies t July Whitby at Pickering P appendix rem-
Searches Real Estate, Pickering. July 8— Pickering at A uved; He is recovering nicely, .' .
not own enough land at the site of - jax
the old town hall to permit erection In a very pleasant personaFty. Dr. July 10--Ajax at A itby The Miller family and Miss Beat-
of a larger-hall, necessary to meet Chen, B. A., M. A:, PhD., a Bishop 'Edgar James Sehieusly Injured When July 15— Oshawa at Ajax Ma Stevenson, y, Brougham; bond
Y of the. Christian Church in China, a Truck Crashed Into Tractor Jul 16—Pickering at Whitby Mat John Gormley, of •Kinsale and - -- _ --
• _ the needs of today and the future— — _. y g Y — • Mr. John Sleveasan Stealer, Alta.
and "that's that ". graduate of Duke and Syracuse Un- July 17— JVti'hitby at Oshawa
iversitiea addressed the Pickerin Edgar James, Brock Road, was called on Mrs. C. J. Stevenson. over
Last week we announced the poi- 3 July 21— Oshawa at Pickering the week -end,
chase by the village of land, suffic- . Rotary Club on Monday eveni-ig, seriously injured on Monday evening July. 22— Whitby at Ajax Mrs. Howard Robinson and child=
ient to create. an open to the Dr. Chen is attending the Confer about 6 o'clock, when ridinx home on July 24 —Ajax at Oshawa - ren are spending a week with her a;
$ his trac,or from work• A truck com- Jul 28—Ajax cote now :n session at Whitby Lad- parents, 31r. and Mrs. Stephen Caf-
- Park from the centre of the village � orlon behind him ct•ashed into Y - } x at Pickering •
- _ -via the street leadimg past Dr. Cart- teal College, and was accompanied his machine; •throwing him off on to July 29— Oshawa at Whitby ik and family.
Wright s. g the roadway. His fay a :and ear were July 81— Pickering at Oshawa Mica Jo Joyce Rav L--i Kingston, im
by Dr. Car scallen, of the College. � g
At a meeting in the town hall em D'• Chen, an ' excellent speaker vtihh badly burned and one ear almost July-31 at Whitby Walter White family.
Monday with the
Monday evening; the Pclice Trustees an unlimited vocabulary, spoke on torn off. The truck driver stated he Aug. ' 4—Whitby at Pickering _ „• The William bless family moved to
submitted their recommendation and the econo is situation in China. had been up al night and must have Aug. 5— Oshawa at Ajax their •new home in Oriole on Tues-
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suggestion in view of recent discover- which is bad, but the same situation 'fallen asleep at the wheel. Mr. James . Aug 7— Pickering at Oshawa : day
ieb that the west end of the Park is 'closelc linked with the economic was taken' to the Oahavva Hospital, Aug. 11— Oshawa at Whitby • . Mrs. A. Chambers, Detroit, Mich.,
now be the site of the new ha11— situation of the entire -world. "The where he w•ss attended by Dr. Cart- Avg. 12-- Pickering at Ajax
has ?clamed home after a short
world is getting smaller even day” wright. His condition was reported to visit with Mrs. Frank Smith. Mr.
this was receiver) -with enthusiasm. , hp favorahle on Wednesday.. :- t �r.a c.ni h anjpJed the holiday
— gain the speaker. ana �1zA« •�.
and tt3tanimous] agreed that in view �. - - - _ - - _
y takes place in China will have its Wilfred Hunt Family Motoring week -end in Detroit.
of the new entrance this would be . ,
the ideal torati�n, and it will be with effect . on the b:.i'ance of the entire- Not 5o Good To Saskatchewan On Vacation edAMeaWhitet� Reeuni" , Picnic attend-
effect
that understanding that the appeal world", --. r.
- and approach is made to the citizens China was the first countrvlto �zo Straig,- things are coming out o.
AL. and Mrs. Wilfrid Hunt a-td, Sunday at home of Mr. and Mrs. w?°
Henry White Kinsale.
of this community duri-W -August to war and the last to get out ttof it, that Conference at Whitby —one out- a ildrenr!eft n Mo day Province r Rev. R. C. and Mrs. Copeland at-
t he said, have now had ten standing Indian stated ,shat "moat g p tended thew and s their sort t
with an objective of 10,000. They Indians of the numerous religious Saskatchewan for their vacation. g
In th's appeal it will be pointed y'e� of war—at present resemblintr beliefs were nor�dr`nkers, in fact the They will call on Mr. Fred Clark, Gorge, at London, on Wednesday o?
out that this is yrur hail, available civ+l wor. but actually "a conflict -be- of Sint -guta, who spends his winters .last week.
only Indians who drink are the out- P ,i
to all-on the many occasions in which tureen t�oidealogies "Communi :m eat at}d those who have come in- with his aster, Mrs. Robert Gordon Mr. and Airs. W. C, Murkar spent
a hall 19 required. It is to meet a and' the National Gnvernment —the contact with Western elvilization ".. belle• the week
with alts. Diarist's
great need �n our community and latter striving for Democracy as we coua'as, Mr. and hire. Geo. Hawke, ,•
the support and co- operation of all know it, and the Cimmu-histQ for a I• Cast lla.� U. Ligbt Week Swim near Midland. `3
?�fardan form of "Democracy ". It Pictures Hung In Menury Of CuurAt Started On Friday Laat Mrs. Alex Russell, Ajax, is recov-
is hoped and asked for. Township Clerks eeing satisfactorily, at the Oshawa
Many snore particulars will be giv- Is as "two person; lying on the same �---- 1'oliowing u fevt weeks of uncer- __ Genert�- i#n�sit3t,`tc�tla�virr� si iY=
en you through the columns as the . bed, but having different dreams-7—he. Two' large photoaphs, orie of the ta::ILies, the Pickering Red Crow eratinn there a week ago.
campaign progresses. said. The Santastic inflationary sit- late Hector Beaton,, And one of his were a2i.e to get their local class fur. „ _
nation In China today was "just what son, the late Donall R. Beaton are instruction iZ sHimmirg under way y :
Res. L S. Albright To Speak At the Commuriats wanted" he ita;d, "it being huatx In the Council Chambers. i e - ul+�al :es
Dumbarton Church On Sunday, Jut Brougham. Ont, Both the late Hector, on the date of the first date; of 'a h
July was the altuation and condition in g general and aide. •recc rind
27 — "%ld thy Conferenw which they could succeQ•f• Illy oper Beaton and Donald R. Beaton were Lvurse :n 9win,ming Instruction. __ _�_ • ',
former Clerks' of this ?llisnic :pality. Over the wet& -end ut J•ui 6th . Pickering United Church
Rev, L S. Albright, D, D., Secret - ate" `.He referred to that "one of the y
Many living here today will remem- souiethin around one hundred not- Rev-. Robt. C. Copeland `
ary ai International Missionary greateQ+ evento or exnerim�-hta of her both of there gentlemen and the g P t . .
Worl.i War Two, when the dukes of ices were seat the parents of the -a' Minister
Society, New York, wi6l speak in fine work then did in the capacity of W 11 year -oids, a4v,sii.g them of a SUNDAY, JULY 24, 1947 -
Dunbarton ,United Church on Sunday the Yellow River were opened as a - 6lerk -s eThis is a fitting, tribute to Louae of Iratructiod to be carried
July 27. He will oveak ors the Con- defensive measure to stern the on- father and son, who served a mum- 10.00 - o - Sunday School
ference now being held at Whitby. rushing Japs. It wan realized that a icipality for many years. en by the df Cy has, I3r P'rietu ev- 11.00 - J,iornl -tg S�:vice -
•anino around erect had beano .-turned Evening Ser ice Withdrawn During -
terr^ble loss would be realized, but, ant} all cons,dzred regtstratiana. '
Mrs. George Wbite after months of consideration of the .Letter Round The World In Jacx lluxttiin � u,,, who has had. July and August' -
g, -= J
There "eased awn in thA Gle plan, the waters of that river were Six Days several y'eurs training under prof- -
P Y iv turned rarer thousandis, of square essiunal instruction through the Red Dumbarton l'ni ed Church
Rest Home, on Thursday, July 16, miles_oL Chinese terrihsrp; rvnderinA C tvac, ai.d now a,clua,a: td Instruct- Rev. John Brahanr, Minister
Mrs. George°iAhite, in her 86th ear, Airs. Pretty of the Claremont Post or, Us been giv( -n charge of •the SUNDAY, JULY`•20, 1947
Y P4 millJor. persona homcies9 e-td •_ `i
Born in Dumbarton the daughter of Office sent a letter to Nee York to Class. A bus has been enraged froiu, .9.45 - C'hurch' School
S creatpe 24 million orphans. ••
Jolm Parker and Hannah Tingle AQ an iltvstr. lion of the effect of go round the world on the first the tartan Boa Ianes, w.,,cr will be SI, !) Fan.t>an, S'ipt, +
Parker, she marrried in 1662, After I "imf?atir, -s" in China, If Chin pick- isorid mail trip. The letter stamped at Dist four-corners; every Friday 6w, 11.00 - 5iurniy; Wuta;hip
a few years at Springside, Dunbar Pd uo a packa^_•e of cig4rerttes from June 27 left New York, stamped eniao at 6.30 texcepting week of -
boss, the couple muted to a farm at + his tafi ?P rr i sad "(f this coat one " July -3rd from Calcutta, San Fran- - �,ug• 3l ani wi f, carry the fifty or CARD OF TiiA \]iS
White's Corners. For the past seven .l dnil�* in thiq country it would cost , circa July 3rd and returned to (i a lP Pool for the a5 hninute period of n- The Wofnen's M ssio -v ry Society
+ mont on July i. This will be valuable
yeas Mrs. `4hite has lived with her sn O' 00- in China, � to stamp collectors in. a few years st.'uctun. of Dunbarton wish ' to thank ` the
•daughter, Mm. J. W. Mills, Toronto.. ` A; a member o 4 Rotary C uh in � there iq a slam an the front of Sev oral ariults•aw•he went out fot i1adies of the community for contrib=
She was a member of the Dunbar! China• and member of the�('hr•i•st- the letter indicatin it was the— the first pesh„d ' o-h ri:day night uti•ng so genermaly to the- bale for
ton United Church, a member of the. ian ('hunch he pleaded for A Het- vitro much irnpres_�zd, Western Caaada,
Woman's Association an•i a Life , ter Internation �' Ls'nderstan�linz"— pirst World Vii. it Flight: In the inter :•at of safety, parents 1.
_ might do wP ?l to impress upon their
Member of the Women's Aiiss :bnary � that through thee. only could world -- .Centennial L "trued Church
Sor'ety. She lea%es to wourn, one 1 peace he brought about. Find Unwanted titan In House c1r,4a u:' children, if attendinz, the „ , Hi.eliland Creek
need f•,r sleet cbediea.e to and ad-
dauzhter: !kits. Miils and two'sons, I iiobt, Ruddy. having the, program Rev, John Ilrahath, Minister _
herence to feg'a!ations and require- require-
SUNDAY, JULY 0 1947 ,
Irving and Frank, of Pickering. of that even4nz, it. was hi; pr"vile�e Mr. and bits. Wm. Heron d'scacer 2
^ ed an intruder in their home last mcnt:, ..•s given. them by Instructors. • `
Funeral service was hrld at Fire- tc, _n-m-,iuce t e speaket. V1 under -A.,nd that disobedience to 1.15 Afternoon Church School
kine Cemetery on Sunday, J,uiy l:i, Alex, Russell will lend a discuwion -Tuesday night'. Hearin.- someone .the wishes of the instructors brings Mr. H. Brumwell, Supt. `
with Rev, John I;raham, off ciztimg. at next Aionday's dinner. • I moving upstairs, after Mr. an.•l Mrs. aboh•t immediate suspension of that. 7.00 - Evening Worship :
' Hearin had returned home after be- cilild from the • remainder -of the'
ing away about one hour, Mrs. Her- Course, by the Instructors, For the Presbyterian Church, Pickering
ion called her husband he too heard 'comfort of parents too, we should Rev. David Marshall, Minister ,.
someone moving around and set out tell that the astructors are accomp� SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1947
-.Excess Profits Tax Act
Sun-
to ixt: eatigate. Tn o to zoom .he could ' anied by sevYral - expert swtmmer's Church Service withdrawn this Sun- t
sme�'l liquor. At the top of the staire who Patrol the pool keeping a close day gnly'for service at Whitby when _ _.
was a small open closet. Mr. Heron watch on every child in the water. a deleggate of the I. M. C. speaks. V
Standard Profits Claims - -- 'tad in behind some coats and In this project we have something
reached of which we can not say too much
pulled a roan out. Chief .Irvine res- is praising and thanking those w :io Sunday School withdrawn during
pondfd end learned that the man was
have been responsible for its luau;- July, and August.
from Peterboro. He had taken $12 ; uration. "Leans to Swim " —we hear St. George's Anglican Church
NOTICE in cash and, a wrist watch from a � ,it Pi-en -where these days it's good
_ Pickering, Ont.
drawer down stairs and a fountain h;dvice. = - .Rev, `E, G. Robinson, Rector
pen from a dresser upstairs. He tend More than E!tanks should go to SL'ti DAY. JLTLk' 20, 1947 - • ;~�
Recent- amendrnents to -the- above --pct - provide- that all tL� r 1 :�� 1 � l� a� �a in foLS°m�- lark Bunting, who not only has the S "1i� S(h�v; - iII.'C9 �. Ia-
standard profits claims must be -
thlne to eat and on finding no one .�nss from $ickering, but around 300 y
filed with the Depart- there. had just tntered. (This could from Ajax, making it necessary for 11.00 - Morning Prayer. _ • - 4
reent of National Revenue before 1st September, 1947. him to spend five nights a %,Oeek till 7.00 - Evening Prayer' :
call for a warni -ig —•keep your doors the fiimt week in September =and as
All applications are required to be in such form and _ locked when away). 1 Red Cross Worker—without pay. St. Paul's Anglican Church
contain such information as may be prescribed by the - -- - - - - -- -=- -- - Dumbarton, Ont.
Minister and the Minister may reject an application Rev. E. G. Robinson, Rector - '
that is not made in such form or that does not contain SUNDAY, JULY 2Q 1947.
_. uch information. T R E ET VANCE
_ , 2.00 - Sunday School
1
�. E.00 - Evening Prayer
The prescribed forms (S.P.1) are available at all Dis-
trict Income Tax offices of the Dominion Government. ,, -
All pertinent information required -art the form must � � • . .Markham PICKERING ' .. .. •.: - .
be included or attached thereto in schedule form, Ten -TTvfi�� GOSPEL SERVICE
tative or incomplete forms or those filed after 31st ' N. D . J V 1 !� EVERY SUNDAY- AT 7.30 P. M.
August, 1947, will not be accepted. �. GAMES aad'BINGO� LUCKY DRAWS _
RU SS CREIGHTOIQIS BAND DANCING 25 CENTS Held in the Church• Building
r in the centre of tke business
Department of Revenue F�, d SHOW St 8 p, m• Sharp section on north side of
. OfifaWC GEORGE MAYNARD and' SON, MAGICIAN hr *h,waY'
James J. ann, M.D., -' Come For An Evening's Fun And Support The - .STREET MEETING
Minister of National Revenue. _ ~
ICE. TUN. G-1 Nt
MARKHAM DISTRICT VERERANS ASSOCIATION Every Saturdav at 8.00 P. M.
' Proceeds for Building Fund, Held in Rainbow Gardens In Case of Rain
At Church Street Corner %
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" ' � - �• •' Sleep Peacefully -. Reclamation Plan
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- � ;,� s y ;� ;, In Palace Garden , � � � .. . , � ,
! � Saskatchewan plans to reclaim
- �� `"�' � s�t -^^R, � � � d's �' � � k -- 400,(I(i0 acres of abandoned or sub- � •
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>r a ?�:`...'<. � � Tradition bcin what it is, En
.Q, • • ,� _• -___ ;•; ,�,� S g' margins} bard during the next five , ' - ,
. ' • � � "' " "' ' �` ' land of a olt recend The English '
•- . � � ��� g 1 � "• years, using them for summer
usually wait for invitations to Buck• _grazing and. winter •fodder. A _
' �. �' � Ingham Palace. But two young grant of $125,000 will be .spent is
� � student travelers gave rein to their grass seed and irrigation. Provin- •
� � `3 gate• crashing instincts. The tw�� cial community pastures are Ueing •,
�r .. '• • students trailed ,their sleeping Uags csta�b#ished.
` behind them, c�imbed a corrugated •
• . ;i`� "''� d' wall, saw some suitable shruUbery, '
.• "` ,� ;, crawled in, and scent to sleep. � - ; .J
< � 1 uu +1'111 t•;nJo. Rtnyiutt At
They a+vakencd' at eight in the • �
_ �'` t Y ? ttiorninq with• a gardener peering ��e st. Regis Hotel
% >s � ��' over' them, rather excited looking, - '
• they thougnt. � •rueox•ro •
(:tars Room R•itb Bath. '8borver
F � • :: nd TeMp6onr . ,
. � He tubs. He happened •to he, one r:,n,dr, sz.ao np-
��- "' of the gardeners of Buckingham • iloamc•. Its.au up - _
;,, •.;, a bin ant Queen were • rood Fual, ll:ntna and Danelrs ,
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` ota c, but theghvo Princesses had �t r
:. - n thcr
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` '� � � �• � ;.. � �� _ bt•6erhoarne ai Carjton
. � "., ;. .; `: " �< ,.. spent the night at home. .
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- ' �, The ttcri ycauths were taken to the •
' "��'" police station. They were found to
_____-- _._ -___ Ue respectable citizens acid allowed to _' _
- - — ROOMS BEAUTIFULLY . -- --
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set more f E:n 1 nd -st' 1 ilin _ _
n a rJ tea _ __ _ __ _
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`. their sleeping hags behind them FUP.j`tISHEl1- �1,�0 <Zp •
The ++all is Using heightened. ' -'
- •- � � v k mnasts in Canada.- 11'asarck hall in "Coronto last• ++ark ++•as the s,rnt: of -t , �. "' Slx Miles Up! _• - -
Cz..ckoslo a G
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- �}•rttnastic display that ram � all the +vay from Czerhoslocakia. These girls ++•ho took part are
ust a small rou �f the �t•tnnastir or anization "Sokol," meaning "a falcon," ++'nicit is nn Polossukhin, Soviet weather cx- '
! � p �' � '` crt, ascended 31,000 feet (pearl - I ` ' •
an ei�lit- a +•eek tour. The ur�aniratiaet ai home hoc a• membership o.f one' million, one t++•c}fth p y
. , of the population, six mile) in a balloon end remain- I ,
ed there for half an hour while HOTEL METROP�L -.E -•
_ .' natural scientists made weather - - -
_ x,A,, � Q,, �` � , � M,1n � l „ POtt�� F,aeto�ies - observations, Radio Moscow" an- t:twc,tsa FALL$ _
•• ��,�(.j✓�t 4iArYC/Ot �"�' V ���wr V �W� 4 � �p p /''�t UI'P. —• C.V.$. 6'r. T10�1 _ _ .
re 9 77 lJ� D�ilt�� ti�l�►g , nouneea. _ ....
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' from of the house. "Hilda's fiAin6 �' i1�� ��:>,A�' laAl�ir3lRi'1 _ - .
• � 1 � � to elope." hr gasped. � � - - . - _
. _ , "1 thioughr you Bard she •was - � r� n � e .
dyutg." Jack accused. "1�•e're � �tuven Elizabeth owned some
through you know: If she wants
Chinese porecL- in cups and counted - - '" _ ::
' - - �l'8li'�Ib�B to el them among het g;catrst treasures. - '
opt. let het go ahead." 1:nglanJ • itself, hug +e'er, •mod not _ �
- - -� -'_ '� ' °I thc�tght +ciu wantal to marry•
• - ' • - ®R@'Q�l�� her." - learn haw to make fine china mail ���� � � .
' 8y "I do," Jack protested, "but L the rnidrlie of the eighteegth century•, �� � �� ���
_ when -the famous t- 'bclsea works _ -
NICKQLAS KIGSRTA -' ha+cn't a ciereerit ,jolt. �Ir. Brown, lamed .gut sums of the lo+tlirat - - - -
- f kno+v how you Jeel about eel- ec•ramics ecer ro<fueed. But it was - _ ��� ��� ����D - -' - - '
? • • Generally Paul Brown was plc- p :
_ atjtes in your business and stl nut pntil fife carp later, in the time
_ tared as an irascible• .man .with y y •
- . the customary vile? temper• that, but I know just what you of old Josiah �'�cdgwocxl, that Staf- -. - ,
- - - - The graying hair to match hie -. need in +our engineering clepart forcls}tin earthen +tare be>ran to
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- _,- �•� anA ld- f:as#iened- ethods st_rc the markets of the t�nrltL _. - - -:
" „_it,rrn�srd hrnw•s cuttintt mane. Your production m � _ _ __
deeply into t.ia f�,rehcad gave him "`� a ter since then the state of English
Mould put - u' a conveyor belt an tter�- makinte has been a rime m-
- a Forbidding appearance. \ow the t:L•t �ayTe 1'+•e dcsigucd, it would � po p •
picture was altogether different - Qe�x of British prosperity i'$r�w •
pay fas itself in a shoce time,”'
' - •and be sat• back in a comfortable coracs the ga«i nets that the Eact,�r-
' "This is a fine time to be talk- its of ; \mold Bc•nnett's grimy Fi+
• chair and .let his age creep over a - �
ing about a lob tvlien my daughter w,
- - '- his body in a nice rcla�ed- position. es about to run awa t" 'Jlr. Brown Tutrns dually site .tm+nst are now - -,
' _ - On the veranda, sitting on the sneezed.' "Blasted, .hayfever!" He 8 °'ng almost iutl blast again. pre- ,*�- r*
_ •. 'swing, his. daughter Hilda turned •pared to - recapture 'the etiport trade _ ,
` - ' ;. toward hcv fiance and said, "He ra. was seized w7th a violent fit of • the }' had been building cep ,for a` _. _ -
an 'irascible darlin sneezing. - � •
g," and Paul ccntitry and a half. Fad � the 1a'w +
' -Brown knew, they n ere talking Jack efiook the •old man. "There's York •firms. -,a,e'
about him, - Hilda on t;he porch with a bag." I• From Father to Son ,� �� f�
' he: whispered. "There's a man h.nKlish china is irnicluc. fl is �� - � .
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+ �' He didn't mean toppacesdrop but ad ° -
eotniwg cep the ro � - . �� '
'sometimes eavesdro ing did sbmt tn.9itiduaTixcd and speciaFizrd to !se •
- The shouts and• the commotion
• •, - •good_ Paul Brown hoc' hee+i so � sr�ld vn ahigh- quality level. ditch of �'
Frightened Nilda and she ran back
• _ - ihtent on gathering up the loox �. the Deal handcraft, handed down �r'��.. '
into the house. 1'he. fellow turned
ends of his father's business that through father to sun for ficnerations• �.�'':�� � •
• he had' gone on and made a for- and ran back to hie car. still gars into it. It can't lac sent � � M � " ;
`l he next eccning Jack Farnam• .�. K•• -
' tune Dui of a near bankrupt es- through the T ilns on an asscmi,ly - ,
- - rate, But then Alartha, his wi {r, eatled on Hilda and 'they mane
their plans. • }gale bled gotten the hne: Brcausc of its quality it finds a ,�o •
' had died and he had withdrawn in- ready market in this eountn•, r+cn - ,
- job in the cngineeri>Ilg department � -
' of Paul• Brown's plant, though it sells here for lour or fi }e _
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, -.: - - � h i wort d brio m F.n - ` b ..
` •�' '- �f _��_ar Yaul Brown snort�ed:� °l:lafl��g �mis �t Fnglishl get >,unr of �. �� �eLQ�ERT FRY t '
- ;.•.� • i � ''� ant night an$ -They are - aitowrd. nothittfi bite the � �F TOTTFNl�AM, ONT�RlO '
- .�; >� -�'; ,� man the next." _ � .
_. .�'.. , chc.iprsf of undcceratcd utility china. w
f � "`,� "I'm glad Jack was .there to help S�Wf a old COOtiReSi � t 1 -_- -
\ot have Atncric:ens been getting
1 � you. It got him a }ob and every-- it, Since shortly after the tvar Ue- -. jll K �QII � - -
` ?' "�'• ' �•. " � .thing's fine now• We're 8oing to fie - - �• - 's � =: _ .
_ , � gari and until, quite rccentl }• our _ '
v R .married in a short while•" � � � -�" ` � � •° -
• �'';;r i ,'� , shops -have brrn bare of l:.ngii�h n the night of April 28th, ,,; 't• � Y,
-- - '• ' ` � :�� � i "But," her father persisted, "who china. Now it. is bel;iilning to come tragedy struck at the farm home �� '. - •
� " -_ �� � <; f : .was that, fellow yaii •were going to I in again, in the old transfer pat- of Mt. and Mrs. Richard Oldfield, '�,,,_
• ;+„ , � . n half a mile east of Tottenham, in �+-- ..,,,... - - - -
�.;t,� � c•lopc n•th. _ tern, American 1- ,ousra•ives• have --
- "Uh, tkat," llilda tatcglu•d ueifit loved from c.ur colonial da s be -' SimeodCounty, Ontario. , • __
_ • -.,; . �. • y W filbert F 2 t%, a brother of _
-i `�' ,fort +vc had a flourishih rarthcn- ryry
• . >�,. , the tears ran. !hat w'os !a� k's g. Mrs, Oldfield, saw a flash of Ere -
• .b ` uldrr brother."
� w•arc industry of our own, shooting fmm the kitc6bn door. AJMrr srxatbnrg the bitebat door aDn! '
_ .. "H mph!" ]',1til Brown turned in -• � i Rushiag through the hall, be u•itb his sbewlder, Fry rnatcbed tba � -
- � - - to the house. ___ _, - •- Profits Steep " '.found the kitchen door locked. -yerar -old t+� -'iir boys Jrau the blrzina - '-
' � 'fhc pent -up Anu•rican demand for Usin all 6ia wei ht 4 -
_ "He's such an •irascible • da cling," 6 g ,fie smashed Ritcbtu, carried tbe�1 e>Art to s.•fety. - '
• . Hilda told J::ck. • I . quality hone china am:rzcs the it open will= his shoulder. The • , _ - - ••
• - _ .Tiritish. ' \tany..of the Yactorics arc - entire kitchen was ablaze :.. Mr.
_ • - • dnuUlinr their cal?acih•, kn'd all of 'tad Mrs. Oldfield were eovel• •
oiled in flames .. their 4 -year- '
-• -• Britain ChangingA � them arc gradually luring back, the o!d twig sons frantic with fear. •"'' '` -
- d ii� 011 Automobiles Skilled labor dispersed during the ' •Quickly, Fry nn to the young• "`.� i - 1
_ - . � , '; .0 ar. 'fhe potteries arc now Uookcd stets and, taking one in each arm, � �
9 � ' '
• for }-cars •ahead. Nothing the British carried them outside co safety. f �..(.. • '_
• - to himself. Only his daughter's ..An important change +�•iil be in- - - Then he fought his way back into r <a°
•can sell us ++ill page them Vetter. �. ) - :, I
_ _. - plans ,for an elopement had roused sugtirated on British -made aiitomo- the blazing kitchen where the
• him •from his forgetting world, hilts and nn imported 'cars _next Thcy ha+•c the potter's know -how, '��,"�'.;
•parents had beeq turned into
all !•he nati+•e ingredients they .can -- human torches. Although badly -
.:�and made him realize what an January which Frill enable dhe public 'use, and their profits,�despite oiir burned, Fry worked desperately � - .-
' : o.gre he had been, especially about to buy cheaper cars, and, for those • to smother their flamia clothes •��� _
tariff; wilt Uc stop. This year alone S �.,�
. ,' -Hilda and her young man, ' w'ho +vant an imported_ model, to get , .. 6natly rntli�g rh• �,., e;..«...s '"-•
• tl.., „�� t,,,, $,'.'),t33i),OF,(3 fir, IrerG cur - is blankets in as ocean:
- - flue wecic to.t,ne gay ne•had been rt for much less. - � pt to save
_ sitting here dreaming when he The British s�•stem of taxation has rency into the British Treasury. h'o- their lives. _
- :heard .Hilda making her fans with 1 >ccn based c,n the amount of horse- thing could testift more strongly to -
p the retical of British trade than the. —spite Frys efforts, Mr, gad
• :that young Jack Parnam. power of• the rng�mf�' ys the Strat- Mrs. Idfiel died within a few � I
- - There had Ucen words and Hilda ford � Beacon- HC'e�z�'ci. 11hc higltcr the �mokc ;belching potteries along -the hours. Hut their two young sons ft�ilbert • did all i+a his you•er to srsve - -
' • . •• had stormily' left and gone up to horse - power, the higher the tax. One Trcn }. _ are alive and well, thanks to the 'the lives�Mr. and flfrs. OIdJFeld .... , ' ,.. •_
heroism of this young'Canadi$n �� rotlrirg them m blaabets in s>r
her rooiit� - Jack had turned- and -- resutt was that British manufactur- , � � � veteran. To Wilbert Fry of attempt to srxotber tbs Jlanres. • " •
-=- --Mare PW a Freed - .
' •-+ walked do++n the steps. crs created a 'special h•pc of engine - Tottenham, t3ntario, we are _
• The next night Paul Brown that gave great power for low units. •• . -- . •. , ': proud to pay tribute through the ' '- .. . ' - - . -- -
. •. - .couldn't sleep. He could hear the In Canada and the United States, The Russian- controiled _Tag- _ presentatiortofTheDowAward. _ - . • �.
A
_young• folks on the porch again but cars might range from 40 to l(l(1 lithe Rnncischau has reported that - � -
_ Jack's voice had certainly changed, horse - power, ++�hereas in Britain thrc � 29,000 German prisoners were - -�� '
.� . 'rCHE DOW AWARD fs a -. . -
- .seemed a lot huskier. After a while ranged from eight to 20. There tva� ,repatriated from the Soviet zone ' .., -
• '•he realized that it wasn't Jack on one advantage to the. British owner � in June for a new monthly r�rorc�. '�°t'°'t for outstanding he>'o• C'y�� -• • ' _
::1ke porch with Hilda. which saved him' money- the,car +t•as - The papal- said the •gape repo- � andirrdtidu, ass tangible �V,l
• "1 can't bear it at Goru., ". tlil,tn t-rry easy on g:ts, tfie a +erage oiler- � triations brought to 83,315 the uneprrssiort of appreciation, a � _. .._ .
' n •ire "! rant take it artt I :ding at alx,ut 40 miles tw the gallon i mnnber of- l;ermans released eittee ••- •- �� -�+� ��ngs Bond. � _ .• -
•ant sy D - r � � _ -.
- •" �� • Howcvcr be innin nest year thr� la�.t lannan-. '}hc Russians last =Wimiexrt pt Kleeud b'J the
. - lone�cr. Y'r:kc• rrre away. g g ( � Dow d O _
h t was onl one thin Paul l asis will he abolished for a flat rat, .•.:ring offici�lh• a at � t icy till Aitwr t.'Ammitt'a, a- . � MoNTr![( '•
T cc y• g
' Brown could do.- That >ti•as to get -'ui .f-10. Thaf is about the s.rme as for • 1 i1� ahpr°°��in�tr�� !1(1t1, (�- I la+'oup of editors of leading �,tR' �- � __-
Jack Farnam and put a stop to � an right horse- pon-rr car torla:., .bra I m -n prisoner =1 I iC7anadianeioilyiiewapaperi -�. Dow •'R � . -
- this - nons�i�se his danL;htcr ++•a< for those ttho ergot a n;nrc p„ttrr�nl _ - :.. �.: I .
plrnning• tar thrrc +till F•e a ern •'dor:•1,', • �I (:r::,i) pos�.rsscs 27.318 miles of `._ .
• }ie met Jae': in the Uushes in + s:ning, _ J n:.tigaUlc rivCtl,- _ -
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i • • • 1 ITV YY SnP- °.r -R1; -h :%Y - h
- Classfied - Advertising ' - sports = And One 'Thing' ( - -�
' On-n-d in T
4 SlClsll X" Ull"STLNITI.X6 FOR "Lt . I �r mother y
"1 HAVbt a, A•w good business places, a 3 THE HOSPITAL for Sick Children, Toronto, �I
store block with apartments. A umlillwork otters a certificate course to young women . - - • i Lmidutt's nc w one
- mill'un stetlin(;
and blacksmith shop with lot, bouoe and In the care of Wants and young children. �.By FRANK MANN HARRIS - - ($4,00,0W) "super raihtay" - a'
b'taro in country villas* ' Also number of Length of course -9 months. Requirements
69. 100, 160. 200 acre farms will* hydro In - Applicants must�be between eighteen and ( "A Sisbit Critic ") 1 +'rltCfit CJ: tension of the Cetrtral
good locatlnns with bush, priced from 33000, thirty years of age with one year of high Underground Line -Las ,opened. -
_ 4 ,- ua. J. C. tons. Real E*[at* Broker. Bruserla. ac boot. Remuneration provided plus fall . -No, doubt we're sticking the old - ancient though irn- written rule that To eliminate noise the trains run
., Ontario maintenance wad uniform. Applications are neck out even further than lintel b
being received now for courses beginning y you shouldn't pick tip somebody
AGENTS wANT3!L Augut first t no September first. Apply ioplyslct trying to size u} a tighter we'+e else's ball. as lost, till it has stopped over rails bolted and welded in con-
Superintendent
Children. 67 College Street. Toronto. never come within 'tiauous half mile lengths instead of _
OILS, GREASES, TIRES, sgt•eral thousand rolling, if�e understand that the retail
Insecticides. Electric Dente Controllers house TIRES miles of seeing in action. Still, we automobile he usµal 60 feet. At the end of the
obile trade is lhinkitig of ,.
and Barn Paint. Roof Coptlnss. ere. Dealers - have little' hesitaton in saying that ajo tin something similar -tile half mile lengths there are special ;M
.wanted. Wrft• Warco Grease -0 Oil Limited. �( 38 _,� • . S• $ p g g y silent joints w•hid` eliminate jolts. '
-Toronto. 011e Tandberg, the Swedish heavy- it'on't sell it as a usrd car till it's -
N: a are overstocked at the present or goal t+'en here.
E\CELLEM communion* to agent„ callms used trade -In tires (guaranteed to be In e:• weeight who scored such an unex- actually off the assembly line. '
on householders with new postwar line of '
Net•trical a fiance cot. on sale am'whert• In AD or, shape). petted win over Joe Baksi, has a . The signal arrangements arc
All orders ablDDed C.O.D Special !QplDment • a +r r
Canada. tQUlrfes Invited from men now for vulcanizins Truck and Farm' Tractor +t'hole heap to learn before' he can be unitjue. There is a "phantom" signal
' on router. Flu -J-Ray Corporation. Hamilton. Tires. BEACON TIRE corner Queen and One of the peculiarities •of the box with levers o signal-
-Canada. _
taken very seriously. And we make p petaled by'a
tcrk Su.. Hamilton, Oat. this estimate, not from thin game of baseball is that the 'more man two miles away.,, He operates
• �BAH3 CHICKb ONTARIO'S MOST MODERN any �' perfectly it's -' TWO WEEKS ULD started chi(-k&: nnrre er
J FQttIPPED TIRE SHOP •Tandberg did in that Stockholm P Y is played, the less inter- two inch -high switches like tele- .
Rocks, New Hampshires. New Ii:ilni.hlr,a Dealers wanted ring, but on his unheard -o, and esting it is to watch; and in this ' phone switchboard keys and the _~ '
._ Barred Rox•ks non -sexed 15.9 *. D,. :11 -ts IS 95, - connection we are reminded of a levers in the. "phantom" boz then
cockerels 14 95. Assorted Heavy brew -da 14 03. E't'RV1Tl'RE practically SCa11da1WS performance `P ►R`
,- pullets 17 9 ;, cockerels 13.93. Yt•hrir Leghorn CHESTERFIELD. SUITES after the shooting was over. player named Weidensaul Who used move themselves. _
X Barred Rock, Black Australorp X +that* • « * to roam t1iC outfield, many years ago,
Leghorn, white Leghorn pullets :.05 As- Chcs[ettle'.d Suites absolutely' new,' full sprint � FAVUI3ITE
sorted Med,um and Light Pullets b3 Tnree ruled construction. ever)' style. finest 61ohair, 'Bal:si, the American loser, and his for the Toronto Maple Leafs. In piss', PART' -
week old add o,00 per hundred Bh,l,o d Velour. Frize. Brocattele. Silks. Unmasks ++t•
C D. Als„ pallets eight wei-ks , u, Anx;ng manager-both acted Ill a manner tic- Practically every game- sometimes
Top Notch Chickeries, Guclph, Ontario. 'and other ;fine hard wearing upholstering
_ cat•rI•e several times in a Fame -he would ;'t2rib7Clg - COff @e8 18 Maxwell
loo NE%% CHESTk:HP1Eld) StITES TO fitting the occasion, screeching "We -
B'HrLE we can still -,strusc Ids •daule del„•- i pull Off running catches-that border- House It StiMUllates, and
- -- • - ,,,,. *� clluosE i uu >1: + +•uz robbed' in .loud and an:;uished .
omt, �rted- In m„et breed *- ri :,-d and FREE DELIVERY TO wocR NEAREST r ed on the miraculous. He gave the
. soma arartc -d -we advise Immediate mdrnua. tO11CS. l,Ut did Tandberg play the -- And September chicks should a *pt- vially be � STATION. • falls plenty Ol. thrills• and they nick- -
'part of a proper winner and coming p cheers because its Radiant
otdcill now Bray Hatchetyr 13e .loon N. '- TODD named him- "Wonderful Weidy" and Roasted
' Han,ilwat. tint. - � champion by sa >ing that, although
bas been In the chesterf,eld suite business applauded his. every move. to develop every
W'E CAN GIVE Prompt deriver on the rouo,v for sit Bakst had fought, well, he had never
P y )rats otad le reemo tzant in lar teal* g last atom of goodness in itt3
Ina breals ex two and three week ofd Barred as a spbusmet and the most part[a•ulor bit >erg been in any' doubt about the out- His' teammates got many a 'secret
Rocks. newstied pullets or rocket- mli tarred in the bnr� ar come? Did he say that he regretted snicker. -from these outbursts of
Rocks. New Hnmwhlres. New }lami•ehlre X Listed below see a tea or our rasp prices for extra -rich blend.
Tarred Hoc'kL fullers lit the full„vina bre,•de, QUALITY C:HF.STERPIELD SUITES. the fight had ended so soon because, applause; for the plain fact Of the
White Lrghorns. White Leghorn \ Barred 21 a piece Perko4 Suite - finest r
.P.Ock. White Rock X White Leghorn. Black 9.00 111 another two rounds, � he • would.- matter -was that 'A cidensaul was
Australorp X White Lesborn. Asserted Henry cusinns covered all over with
breeds at ,rock bottom Drices.t Also, pullets ,fine quality velour. hate knocked Mr. Baksi flatter than possibly the worst judge of a fly ball
eight wtxks to laying. Frye catalogue. Tweddte '$149.00 3 piece modern suite*. Balloon peas on a plate? Did he even de- who ever wore a Class A, uniform. '
Cbrck Hatcheries Limited. Fergus. Crwtarls, 'taaobair. , Clare that he never felt better in •1119 Long ones and Sl10ft OOCS, high ones
13TFJXO •A.." CLRANI\41 $119.00 Beautlf, l : Piece Lawson suit•• life and could hardly wait for,a.shot and low ones, he'd misjudge them ot HAY■ TOU a,ythuy see" dyeing of clean. Finest 2 Pieci Charles of Lon- - .. -
engt vertu to w for Information +\e are $119' don at Toe Louis. No; the- SSSir1e did a11, then redeem himself by travel-
glad to answer your Questions. 'LAtsrtm.m slaty other ousiandins values. none of these things but - violating ling a. toile -a- minute to grab them �wr0"'` CIGARETTE
St Fattier n o. works Limited. 791 rasa SAVE AS MUCH AS $100.00 all the.triost sacred traditions of the just. in the nick of time. He wasn't 0�G PAPERS 1
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Street. Toronto, Ontario,
: - Bur absotalely new mauufacturere factory ring- dumbly • remarked "1 - didn't a great ball player. He never made
FARMS FOR SALS, ,•-cbowroum sample suite * ..erect from TODD believe 1 had won the fight." He - the Big -Leagues. But he was far - -
GOOD 160 acres. well feared and drained. S. J. TODD & SONS, may be a coming champion- Old age. more fun to watch than a fielding e
young orchard beginning to bear. Ali u"t Id- 745 WOODBINE AVE. (Rear), is bound to catch up with'Louis some genius like Speaker, who could make -
ftu !l excellent condluon. John McNair. TORONTO. day. But right now he certainly even the most difficult catches look
- Hruseels. Ontario. ._. _
LIST NO 6234. Excellent is sec, located in lrbm►e GRovirs 6343 1 needs a whole lot of'lxushing -up on as easy as shooting fish in a rain 1Ot
the Sylvan Lake. Aka.. Drat. ; miles to HAIRDR 891\U proper ring etiquette,, barrel
• good town, % mile to school and gravelled
road. 121 achy brokvd; land, fiairly level; LEARN Hairdressing the Robertson M "hod a 'r _ - a is -s - - �_'Y
soil medium dark and black loam: Nay sub. Information an request regarding [tames - - f� Pro-W11:111, '
"nod Yearly tan•• 63;.90, New 1'° sturey Autertroo's Hairdressing Academy. u7 Asr •.11APPY 711OUGHT DEPT.. �Voty. _ DEFINITiON: A successful poli- �y,-
dw•rIc w1117; aria cold water; S Pilvell, aw Road. Toronto - - widoubledly fire prospect of any I ficiart is'a'man who•can tome bark ,' Qud•1 _
• electric I�rh1s: toll busmen *, turnaee• etc. - '
Learn 24 x 24', sranarles; chicken hod*eT -other nZLP RANTED coming atomte and germ warfare is, to his constituency, shake hands with •-
buildings. : drilled wells. good sprang, hood .
rinsed farming proposition. Priced at 311530 HOL'SF.KESPER- Middle aged. capable of on the whole, dark acrd, gloomy in- a farmer right in the twiddle of hay- BLUE COVER _
:with 37,5110 rash down. Dntanes 31 yeah Sex: ticking cull charge. Write idObert' Beaks. dMd, . Still, theft is at least one - in or harvest, and thew coet'ritsce -t/4e . MA IN kRANCE '
' Price Includes 60 acres barley: S acres rent. R'rst Lorna, Ont. - - - g r PURE W"M -
•eto; 21 acres alfalfa and 20 acres other hay, bright spot in the pictterr. if these latler that laboring down its that on sole _
'Are farm should be seen to b- appnLelated, MEDICAL M
Canada yrrobs and atone bonebs are as tour- drfitdful Parliamertlary !teat at Ot- F"a
-- Ili PhJ. one 6;1IIa A Co. Ltd.. Red Derr. Alberta. IT'S PROYEN -Every sufferer of Rhaumatir sundae
Shoo• ia• drrously and totally destructive as
Pains or Neuritis should try Dizah'a y laTe'a is a chore deserttiwg of the - Double SOe` _ •. ..
it ACRRS -23 miles tram Ottawa, 2. rmlen R"medy. Munro's Drug :+tore*, 23; Slain. claimed, after it's all orer there deepest :ympathy. ��� Ar1•mase
south of Kenmore. all tillable, good build- Ottawa. Postpaid IL00, won't be any Dorothj Tholwpsons - '100 Leaves - _
lk+ss. Apply L 1d, Hrrrneon. 1tar,vlvNle, one. WHY SUFFER ARTHRITIC or, aRy ..of that clan around to say ;
Fog SALE and rbeun,atre torment when Breenatone at. "Didn't 1- tell you so," - Which is -The earliest writing' inks con- for EASY ROLL MO we R
Cara prompt lasting relief.. One mn.tths' almost enough to "take K
FLAGS treatment 51 00 Postpaild, Indian Remedies. 9 p for fire listed of a mixture of lampblack, Z I �i - Z A ii
` ALL Sizes rnion Jacks or Canadian rn wirns. Sox 119. Vancouver, fact that there wou`l be any 'of us with'a solution of glue or guts .'CIGARETTE ROLLER 250
sewn w001 bunting, SPec,al Wyer,ug on 4'a 8AT18FT TOCR9SLF -Every sufferer of arOtfnd to lissers,
and I foot Valais Jacks, Fast dye a.•w,t rot ton, c
Discount for quantities. Brighten your tom. Rheumatic Palo* or Neuritis should try .a 4 'a - , - -•,!^t
- zmmrty or home by nYlzig a good quality gsg, D1aan's Ltemtdy, Munro'* Drag Store. 33 .-
Jotut Leckie Limited. 77 Wellington .vt, West, Elgin. Ottawa, Postpaid $1 00, From Montreal comes the startling r/tis V�� O��
Toronto. FOOT AILMENTS announcement that any Canadians, to AMp i
ATTIlXTIoN FARRERb Klrg Foot oil effectively rtmedie■ corm. be-eligible for our Olympic hockey
ilr'OR awLE -- Tractor Tires, made of rubber, catlouw4L cracked feet. No plaster■, no pads, team must be those who have never w�Ty
• . .. meltable for bolting on steel whets, 11690 no canathL Price 60e, Comstock Product
- each, rear wbssla; 17,50 each, front wh olk Co.. 701 Ottawa Electric ,Bldg. Ottawa- materially benefitted-- tither directly When eedsrfsg state diameter and width at or indirect) mind
wheels. National Rubber Ca. Ltd.. 6 wilt. Canada. y, you -from play- "
asks* Ava. Tor'aata Our, OrPORTUNITIRS FOR WOMR:14 'ing that great winter pastime. When
BE A HAIDRESSER we passed on this bit of information -
CHENILLE - SPREADS` $4.89 to an old friend,,who has been in and
Manufacturers' clearance, f,rat Quai,ty for
'JOIN' CANADA'S LEADING eCHOOC around hock '
doubts and single beds to beautaut two.tot*d -Great Opportunity Learn hockey circles for a consider- _
totosra, worth doubt. the Vince, Monty le- Hairdressing able stretch, his comment was-
` sanded It not satisfied. Sent C.U.L. plan P1ea■ant dtgnitled profession, good wages "Well, at least -that will be some- -
•- IPoatage m Canada. Handicraft Distributor,,^ lbnusands successful. MAY, I graduates - - '
354 SharDtwois at.. W.. Montreal ls, qua. Aen•rtc ■'■ greatest ,system. Illustrated eats thing novel -to have Canada repro- C1G,�IRETTf TJOBACCO .
toga* trsa vent• or Call scntcd b an a11= iri - -
CONCRETE MACHINERY 11ARVEL HAIRDRassINO Y $ team, " -
3K Cu. Ft Hand or powero SCHOOLS 1 r 4 a
peratrd Mixers 361 Btoor at. W „'Toronto
-ideal for &mail mixing jobs on the rarm. Sranchei 44 King St.. Hamilton •TO most folks it seems almost
.either cement or feed. 4 and i cu, ft. Power - A 74 Rideau Street.. Ottawa unbclievahle' that, in times like these,
Mixers- Hand -tamped Block Machmcs for the �- - -- - - - - - --
omatt operator or. farmer requiring blocks such ridiculous and out -of -date views
yor his own rise. Immediate delivery. Witt. OTFEa TO INVENTORS _ _
purer - Welker Industries Limited. 1:90 Bay = - Of amateurism should even get an - - - - - -_
19trest TOtronW, Ontario. AN OFFER to every inventor -LNt of tnwee. airing, let altxie haver a bearing on .- FOR THAT FISHING TRIP '
tions and fall inrormstion sent Tres. The
Electric Power Plants gainsay ( °" Registered v&teRt Alto the conduct of modern athletic if-
Electric TAKE ALONG A TUBE OF '-"' ' • _
373 Bank Streeo Ottawa. fairs. But they continue to do so. .. .
' s SV.\ (3,000 watt 1, 60� or 60 *Seel*, 320 � -. -�, + - _
volt. Ones engine and generator. A Quality PATENTS - just because )3rundage of the United - -' �•rt -
snit. Ideal for lighting. refrigeration, water States, and'a few others of that ilk ~
Pumping and small power tools la camas. ' FETHSRSTONAI:GH' 't ComPan7' Patent
: liozed and waterproofed for shipment„ L'tictd Solieller&. Established 1390. 14 Kfng West. - in various countries•• still manage to
10w. Write for details. _ $ 4
t Toronto Booklet of Information on request, i '
aHEPPARD ELECTRICAL L. \B S swing far more- weight than s&rn _
104 Sparks Sr -. Ottawa. I PERSONAL possible. And these gents do ,this for
OFFICIAS. MacNah History by R. A. 'Jeffery the +•cry same reason that a handful =' n
FOR MORE BISH InNudina Membership One Dollar. Write: � r
11ite ab Hisrorical Association. Folyet..Ont. Of Communists Can exercise far
TRY file new artlticial minnow• the motto- more - influence' Ill -Certain Unions
TROLVRE. Lltes up only when In mot ton PH /ITOf.RAPHT • - _
wader water. Complete with barb and battery than their numbers would .seem to - _' • '
'only $2.10 Postpaid. Ideal for early a.m. or SATISFIED CUSTOMERS REPELLENT 'r
.site fishing, Also 'attractive quantity prices. entitle them -to ha+•r. As one recent
KENNEDY -SMITH ADV, CO. R -
all •o.er TAR writer put it, "The Commie is on the . _
ECOMMDND STAR SERVICE p ' ;CREAM
311 W. Washington, Chicago 2, Ill,no's. Toll net nnei "maps" and prompt servtce - job 24 hours a day, cvery day -the
from this bill, reliable studio. others, just once in- a While:" j* _ • - ' -
-TOR BALE, International No. 4_ combine. ANT SIZE ROLL
Apply J. L. Whiting, R.R. No. 3. Paris, Ont. if or 'I exposures -
:HUNTER'S special -brand new war asset• DEVELOPED and PRINTED We WAIT TILL 7HE PAINT'S
released web rifle slings. Fits standard Reprints from your negatives 4c. DRY, BOYS: - lit golf fhe're's ais i��: -L�
swivels. The bargain You have been waiting 3 mounted enlarsements 4 x 6•' 26c. En- ,
for -while they last only toe each. Sling larren.ent■ framed 7 x 9" w orlld, silver, r • = - / .- I - -
swlvels for these slings 75e Per pair. EII- walnut or Black Frames 74c. if picture TEACHERS WANTED
colored 94c. Prints and enlargements - =- �= �•`_ °sO,,,.tt y. s`� ' ' -
wood EPD& Sporting Goods. Clinton, Ontario. HASTINGS ('U. Four Qualified teachers want- • „,,.: - •--
msd.' from prints of Lost eesatives .i r a i „ -1. ,, ,•. _
NAT%-X-0xALr -low i1 ., Herschel rot schools tin. 3 ;i, 'G. Monteagle: + '
„MAPLE syrup. 1947 crop, Reasonable prices, STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE to and 11. Herschel. Salary, $1 ;00. . Dulles REPELS BLACK FLIES a616i OIRr IflfOCf Plftf
No coupons. John M. Gillespie, Abbotsford, to commence ,Sept. 2. 1941. ADDIS. sta[Ing
•b•c• BO[ IT9. POST OFFICE. A. TORONTO Qualltications, to Frank Hlnze. Sec. Treat.. t1
16cCOR31ICK- DEERINCi ensilage harvester, , .Iayneoth 8tar,b ^. one• . STOPS SUNBURN • AIDS NATURAL TAN
with standardized Power takeoff, Used WINGS PHOTO •SERVICE WANTED
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lour day*. Harvest met your corn et Its beet All -25c. with deckle edge, i or 8 exposure W A \TED -AII kinds of dressed pounry. Tory - - - Here's modern protection against vicious black
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with one or two men, Price greatly reduced, rolls -25c. Reprints 3c, each. Lk,x 2. Station
Immediate delivery, Write Graham Hill, J. Toronto, prices -for top blab. Joseph Cooper Limited _ flies, mosquitoes and other lastCt pests. - -
Pont - Rouge. Que. Poultry Dept . 2004 Danforth Av*., Torronte Rugs. little Tant00 Re
TEACHERS WANTED 1• (we do custom cradingl. peUeat Cream into
'ONZ COCKSHUTT and one Ford new 1943 LOGS REQUIRED the skin of face, neck, arms, etc. alai
tractor on rubber. Complete with two fur. PROTESTANT teacher wanted for 1J. S. No. , ou'll be free from annoying inserts
row blows and double (discs. Imme -dint* - g Raglan hull** !s beeln Sept. 2nd. 1947. - y g
pO° Apply stating salary and WF Pureha*e Maple. Birch. Ash. Cherry ant IOr G to 8 hours. Tanto , is the latest
,tualifleapfone. to session, H. Glecoff, Rttson Road South. BasawotM logs, lonAed on Ercfaht 'cars for
Oshawa. Ont. Daniel Budairick, Sec.- Treas,. Palmer naplds, cash, write particulars to Box 617, Hes• discovery of science... a modern and
Ontario, peter. Ontario. A. PRODUCT OF tested formula ..: odourless t; easy
FIRE BRED female It Puppies moll for sale. Three to use and carry. At your Green Cross
males one female tiro months old. Finest T1tACHER9 WANED
Canadian and American bloodilnes, Orand- dealer, now. '
sire's int. Ch. Airline Bombslcht and Ch. PETERBORO COCNTY- School Area No, 2.
Karlae's first mate. Fifty Dollars and up. Twin. of, Chandos requires teariper Septem• Of�/ISICt * .r
Apply Mrs. T. H. McGuLre,• 287 Bay St, South, her, (dale preferred, $1100.00 rip, experience�B %jgs� rY�
, Hamilton, Ontario. and qualifications considered. Walter Nelson. � INN, handy
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Watchmakers Attention Secretary. ADSIey, Ont. V�2-OZ tube 4V }
_ t QUALrFIED, exrierlenced. protestant teethe OWckl Stop itching Of insert bites• heat rash, '` t - -•
'Lowest prices on stems, staffs, mainAprtnaa, required for P. S. No. 7 Tait, Black Hawk. ecsema, hives, pimples!, wales. acabfes, athlete 'g
crystals. Watch Parts. Write for price list. Rainy River Dfetrict. Ont. Grades 1 -la k foot and other externally caused *kin troubles •''z,t y ?; �• lRra'd trade -rrar4
Durbin Company, Dept.iS, 74 Sussex, Toronto, Prtpils; teacherage and fuel In •xchan or U nick- acting, soothing, antiseptic D. D. D.
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WIRE & BOLT CUTTERS janitor Autiea: school opens Sept. :n A. School RIrT10N. Greaseless, ■tdnleas Itch j +
stops or our mo_ ney_Rback. Your druggist
nIi hlRhwaY char to stoma and poncefr. stocks p.L p.
New army surplus, forged steel, 73" loos, ' ?[btlmam ralary 31500,00 With allowance for I 1 _ -• �,
Y01ds to 9 ". Cuts wire and Mite with en sr•- experience up. to s13ou.n0, .Apply stating
SWIMI 82.60 Post Da id. Novak■, 671 - i
• Queen kirlsol, 8")s and salary' to 1. Mrs. S al too, At- F' _
Qeet, Toronto. kinoaq, Fcc)•Treas. R.R.. Na 1. 8trattoo M ISSUE 26
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Il,tassiriea Advt'a Claremont Locker Maple Leaf Fire a
ClarsiDed Advt. =Rates '
-20' w�srds yr leis, 25c. —if charged, Sy steal
Z5c• Over 20 word, 1c. per word InsurallGe Co. 1
- — Standard Size Locker $9.00 A ` You Write or Phone
�'UK �..L E 7- pa�.nger Ply-
•'mouth, good quehanical condition, ' Cutting Rowm and ChWiag Room Cheap Rates for Farm and Country
nice appearance. $800 or best offer Available Free To Customers Buildings i ® -
r - l;tex'ore. Saturday, Brock Road Store. •SOIIE LOC"RS AVAILABLE Windstorm Insurance on Buildings. i _
Phone_ Pick, 96 R 13. _ •(� Windmills, Silos etc.
LOST or STHAYEU —from Lit 12, TAYLOR - LD 1 ►� r Automobile Insurance of A11 Binds
eon. 4, Pickering, Reg. Ayrshire hei, '
ier, t yra, dark brown and white. Re- ; E'ill�%iE CLARE'J1UAiT tyw .z 19j ;bowman &Rowe 0
-ward. Alan Lisliman, Pi -A. 14 K_21.
LOST — from car. Friday evening, >;. McLellen's _ v
lady's blue wool cardiga:i, 6-tween ;
Pickering Public School i and 4th II i OLD HORSES WANTED
con. 4. Return Chap :pan's Store or. t .$ E RV 1 C E STAT 1 O N.
101. Reward- _ I Campbell Mink Ranch Pale . j� �j RT GIB I? J O Nj
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-FOR SALE — electric ranxette, two- i
IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS ;f•iO GIB N'
Mzrner with oven; C. C. i;_ gent'; Tire Repairs - Grease and Oil $14.00 AT -YOUR FARM, I * �,T !' r p STANLEY
bicycle, excellent condition. Elwood Batteries for Sale Charging PHONE AG1 VCOURT 18J12 l RANSPOR `
Iiuyck, Church Str. Pickering. Tires For Sale COLLECT - ' TRANSPORT CARTAGE MOVING '
'30 Mi- rquette Sedan, good m for, ,4 PHONE: PICKCRING > IR3. - SAND, GRAVEL STONE �� ����
mew tires, sealed -beam headl hts. For Pickup
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Ron. Smith, half mile west of Brock - PICKERING - .
:N - Road on 4th concession. _ me . ACPhncourt 36
_ Open _6.30 A. BE To 10.80 P. Td - one 1981
- FOR SALE _ 35 acres standing has • Toronto - AB 652$ Pick. - 53R12 Stouffville
at $4.00 per acre, or on 50 -50 basis i
of hay free for 'stacking half in field. j A;V OPPORTL' r'ITY -Lawn j'�IjQ`,yerg i I -- one Stouffville '348
C. F. Bulmer, 77 Wellesley St., Tor- 1 Established• Rural Watkins DigWct -
onto. Phone Mldway 3097 I available. It you are aggressive, and Sharpened an(f Repaired � Saturday bfetinee at 2 P. AL
Stenographer. for 'law office in Osh- ' between the ages of 25 and` 55 i Farr 's Elevator Doors Open E.*h 'Night At 6.M
awa. 'dust have good education. F.x- have or-can secure travel outfit, this } Garden Seeds', Garden Tools Phones:- Oflffice 38W Res. 38J
4 � FRIIJAY and SATURDAY ;
perience desirable but not essential. is your opportunity to get establish- -
Good opportunity for .advancement. L ed iri a profitable' business of ;one • Paints, Oils and Turps. Master Chick Starter is Reliable l JIILY 19 and 18
Cafeteria Foul h
-. Apply News Box No. 601. sown, For full particulars write today try Mashes, Pest -, 'Meet the Navy •
July 25 to — the J. R. Watkins Comp3ay, general hardware - Moss,. Shell Maker .75 cwt.
k - Order your, fence now. We have
k Qutboard motors, immediate deliv- Dept. 0 -P -16, 2177 Masson St. Mon. Y
��, VIII t3 U SHE Y a carload.
ecy, 4.2'H. P. at $155.00; 850 gallon treat, Otte, Oscar Naske -
i !per hour automatic pressure systems, Oats, Barley, Wheat and Pees 1
for Seed — Clover Seed No. 1, i NEWS — SELECTED SHORTS
complete with tank and fitti,gs, - HARDWARE •
Iientuck
5190.00, 3 1-2 H. P. garden tractors PIANO TUN-I \G j Meadow Fescue, Brome, y - -- --
' l�hena Pickering 46 - Wood's Milking 3iachiaee sad MO:�`DA Y. and TUESDAY I -
'at $:384.00, attachments extra. Trans- and :
w - portation prepaid anywhere in Can- -. =.- .REPAIRS - I Coolers; Lime, Fertilizer, JULY 21�a -td 22
')Ada. Christian's Electric and Hard- YIC REID ,Asphalt 'Shingles and Salt_
ware, Oshawa, Ontario. Dumbarton Phone Pick. 1 R 23 • �� ' Claremont, Vet• , Easy Come,
Aug.
Claremont, V
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Notice 1fAyJcH�l.��,�G IFYAITINE 7 - ratimau+ Free (Sonny Tuts Dianaly -nn
t;trrnntnation Storm Doom R•rd �3C " ;. CARP.Fr_',;TERING SELECTED SHORTS
Storm Rash — Midi• ' to Ordir SERVICE t CEMENTING CEMENT
• Asphsh 5 gjee = BeveRda'u�.
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Rotl Roo ng:a Prompt ROOFING
Lou Cost ford Roo irt JULY 23 an d 't Asphalt Sidi a s Wa also sell Bant
- Wall hoards rte. - Materials, Empire Bathroom -
Canada, 13 Ise Madelaine —
Equipment. Duro Water CELLARS - FOUNDAnLONS -
j ! aahe S3 steins. Sean Stable STABLE Ot3
. �l \ . ,M • t�4rdon - -,. ', WaaAer y
Store Equipment, and 4L YTHrNG IN CEMENT WORK James Cagneiy and Annabella
arAi Ne: Bnilding Mateaats
lrit'd. 1901 Work Gaarante" -- Bought and Sold-
- _ 0 �so D' X used Clothing aterfuzed, slsrCompl et: Rebuddin eel and pressed like new. a
�d? Get Pe Ym..�. �-� E��T:, 1 g l�gb
Service
large stock
Me do' building of all kind. re'enwood Oat punts. Also a soot
IRONf �t.Ml su e1Mb
aneroo�sta sad
CALtIV#!, VI7 IN a, Beatty Washer Stare � � stock of new leather coats sad
� °"g���'�• ot,�m 384-ASS DUPONT ST. Phnre Pickering 6bJ PSONF. PICK. Z 8 Sl � indbreakers, and gents' tnstl o.
.. old jnn b.■.w. ielo- TORONTO —Td. IIAN. $160 - - iags at very realso"ble prices. Chi
_ e•aa oro. a.tdem. vfemlo 8,.
_ ,a . .a I ,'� KAISER alit' Drugs and I* �ty'ww- r
a n'U drft.co�...,.�, bW%� u" Every Thursdav All Year Rnund ' ., Ram tleehwarts
Our Service Truck Calla In Accurate Dibpearsing 21.80113d Street WWL Pshssal. �
PICICFRIN(r - .ELECTRIC Veterinary Reutedie.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID Service On AI Maks Of House and Barn `ai7rias !Reliable Photo F%johing WANTED
FOR OLD HORSES � Washers ESTIMATES GIVEN. Complete Cosmetic Liar j�
And Hurt or Crippled Cattle.
_ :Picked up at your own place. For Service Phone Pick. 12W ,�j '�j •STORE HOURS • DEAD HflRSlIB AlRp CA'!■17,i
J. F. SHIELDS �Jt. ill. .11"Lw%y q Week Days - 8.80 L id. ; f P.'1L, For Free
Pkku% Pimp=
Mrd Con, One Mile- North In- Memoriam Sunday - 12.80 P. ILL • 6 P. i'[. PICKERINiG .... *. .. .:
Fairport Road - -- PICKER NG.. .. .. .. 98 ii Rl
Nov. lb = BANKS—In loving memory of my. ±Jic�c¢uia�, Vat. J. R. DQ�/e'$� PICH R1 G �. .. ..
- - dear wife, Hattie. Banks, who passed PSONE•PICK. 1.20 � BR003CLIN .. .. .. .. u
Greer wood away at Pickering, Ont., on J�tiy 31, Phnl. 8. . CLAREMONT :. • . .. '. „ .0 it 14
1,444. . AGINCOURT .. .... �
- We walked together, you and I, THE REXALL. STORE we Pay The Phone Charm
_Chopping Mill In sorrow and In joy; i
;i[A3TER FFEDS sad We shared our pains and happiness,, ' STAFFORD BROS. PRONE PIC)r- es ; -. � GORDON YOUNG LTD
With love, without alloy, Toronto -- Phone: Ad. 3t9e
SU5 SAY FEED8 And deat`t shalt nevei end »ur love, - Moxumental Works
- All Western Graiar For through the mist I see ..PHONE WHITBY ssa
'Open For Chopping Daiiq rOur glad re -union in the skies,
- Phone Picker-mg 7 R 31 For all Eter•lity. 334 Hondas ST. E. Whitby 6 t
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A. J. WORDEW and SON
L•vitig'!, rellrtembered by husband. ROXY THEATRE 11gARKHAt1�
Continuous nightly from 7.30 List complete show at 9.30
� ��f Matinee Saturdays sad Holidays . -at 2 p• nt.
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Gibson's an Sunday. Mrs. W. H. Knowles met with a Pickering Vets at Greenwood
V -�- alight accident last week when. doing' Tuesday July 29 �' _,•'1
�-� ' ' ~ her household chores and stra�noad
. d Ajax at Pickering Vets
'` Audley the ligaments in her l e. We hope Wednesday, July 30
Mr. Gordon Morley, of St. Cathy onto. •� to see her out and about again soon- • , Pickering Cubs at Claremont
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+ arrae4, spent the wuer, -e • nd with n. Congratulations to Ronald Belt on - -�- Dunbarton at Ajax j
• Friday, Aug. 1 -
�parent3 here. j pO t/^� �1►/f _ his success in the xrittes Entrance, unbart ' n
- tali, Jim Reynolds, of Toronto", A LJV lrl Examinations. Claremont at Pickering Vets
spear foie %; ees -end WiJr Lis iutuicy -- -- Fall wheat is coming in fazt and Greenwood at Dumbarton
in the village. The Jul • meeCn of the Woanen's man Melds are show n some leaf The death took place on Sunday, Monday, Aug. 4 .�
'tilt: EdSte Ortiz spent the weak In;t*tute was held gin the Tu•v?tship rust g July'13, of James Arthur Kemp, be- - Claremont at Greenwood
loved ,husband of Ellen Evelyn Por- Pickering Vets at' Ajax �
tend at his cutt.,ge at Orr Lake. HAI, with Mrs: :Birre 1, President, in The hay crop has been good and ter and father of Edythe (bias. Jack =
Mr. and blre, �,eorge Lee, Stouff• the chair, and all officers present. 6mhng to the late season, the taking , Burgess). and William, of Dunbar-
Wednesday, Aug. Au 6 I -
,vill, were Sunday visttura wcth talon. Pickering Cubs at Dunbarton
In 4Adition to a good attends ice of in of the crop has been inter than, tor., in his 6' red ;ear. The funeral
Esther Palmer. 'members there were a round dozen usual. Frank Puckrin has been opera- took place on Wvd_zesday from the Ajax at Claremont
Mr. Blake Briscoe, Toronto, spent or more of visitors who had beer- tin hi, new field mech'ne where D,rr_barton united Church, with in- Friday, Aug. 8
the week -end with his tanuky in ihr speci�ily invited to brim their child round bales of any size ups to 100 tetment at Erskine Cemetery: Dumbarton at Pickering Vets
village. rNrt'and enjoy sa afternoon with the pounds are tied with tw'ne. These Mrs. A. K. Broughton, of Sleights. Yic;erin; Cubs-at Greenwood
bliss Georgina Forsyth, O_h"%% 'f3ruugfiam Branch. ciicular bales are handled from the Whitby, Fofikshire, l;ng., is visiting Monday, Au-. 11
vas with her people over the week- Two letters of thanks were 'read, windrow with a one -man operated her brother John N Langley stud Dunbarton a Greenwood t .
teetd, - and during the business session the machine. iilrs• Langley and Nancy, also the Pickering Vets at Claremont
The Women's Missionary Society g Tunnels, of Pine Ridge Road. Her ,
75ecretary was authorized to make VP nter Bros. were in Bobcaygeon visit will last until the end of• Nov- R eolttesday=, Aug. 13
" of the United Church held its reg- enquiries regarding the charter � of• a last week working in their capacity' ember, Claremont at Pickering Cuba : 4
July 10 ebua fur a trip to - Niagara Falls dur- as masons. P€CKERING TWP. KAGUE Ajar at Dumbarton
ular meeting en Thursday, , L Friday, Aug. 15
when the Society had as their guests !ng peach. bime. This• is an outing to The grey ±es± wo#rlc of the Comm - Second Half Greenwood at Pickering Vets
the Mission Band and the Baby Band, p'atn for. We shalt' keep you posted unity Club was concluded last week _ =
Following the meeting the children on the outcome later, The Guelph when they entered: into the Blue Pickering Cuba at Ajar _
numbering, over forty, were ester- tri " was commented u on by various Cross Hos rtalization scheme, when Monday, July 2i f _. Monday, Aug. 18 t ,
- tamed with games on the church members, each expressed a different p' �_, Claremont at Ajax Greenwood at Claremont
P a- cheque for 3.. was .sent in to Greenwood at Pickering Cuba Dunbarton at Pickering Cube
lawn and several prizes were 'won, point of view but all were unanim- take care of the fifteen .families : nd
after which refreshments were ser- ous in their enjoyment of the cele- several single members taking effect � Pickering duly 23 Wednesday, ay, Abp. 20
wed to a)l. bratioa. Pickering Vets at Dunbarton Ajax at Pickering Cubs
oa the' 15th. Th °s scheme covers Ajax at Greenwood t Claremont at Dunbarton
The Open Air Service at the galloons were handed round to the some seventy -four individuals, in
Park was held on Sunday evening, Friday, Judy 25 Friday, Aug. 22
youngsters and a couple of contests, cluding many, children. under 16 yrs. Pickering Cubs- vs Pickering Vets Pickering Vets vs. Pickering Cubs
and a Qpodly numbered gathered for .negndue-ted by Mrs. W. Gray and Mrs.. The fact that the people here have -Xnbartgn at Claremont
the opening service, which was -in T Phillip, were, entertain ;nAly run this protection ought in itself to blonday, July 28 Greenwood at Ajax -
charge cd Rev. 1. E. Kennedy. ofd', fri uvred by 'a sing -sons, led by work for a healthier people.
The union Sunday School bionic Harvey.. Planned with mum: Cowiderable misundetstanding of-
of the Baptist Church will be held time to enjoy. it 'and each other, tea ten arises. in neighberheeds because �^ '
on 5atueday, Joy 26, 'Me place of was served by Mrs. Birrell, Mrs. M. of the seeimingly harmless bit of
the picnic was not known at
time u Burk, airs. Bert Harvey, Mrs. Albert gossip which judges actions a.° ot- /�"�.
writing. . Harvey and .Mrs. Robertson. hers without a real knowledge of the ,a 4
Lyle Brooks is spen a week
ding �, -'f.,;,
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case, Hate. these people who sit in
with Brace Kennedy at the Kennedy y Carter --Hood Re -union judgement on others, says one, been
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cottage at Lake of Bays. The I:iehth Annual P.euni fn 1,f tip eavesdropping in Paradise, that they `• - r 'r, �.
Mrs. H. J. Stephens of Thedford Carter -Hood famil -es was held on . know so much'
Ii spending a few days- with Miss Sunday Last a• the home of Russell Laurance and Mrs. Crark and 'blrs: ;✓ 1
Annie Fo#Zie. Carter,`'+cugog Island. The after- Hayward, . of Toronto. were recent
Miss Daisy Duerden, wel know -n noon was spent in visiting and re- 1,sitors at the old homestead, Gras-.
here, was released from the Toronto n,,win o'd acqueWntancea, after mere, r•emntly.
GenerAt Hospital on Sunday, after whielt abnnt seventy -file guests sat James Duncan, Montreal, visited '
several weeks. follawi�g na operation down to a picnic supper. his brother,
Mac. here this weeie, ?t - .� �- •%
Rods Middleton, Claremont Gas; Friends were present from Tor- !a sixteen years since they last saw
` age, is away on holidays this week• onto. Oshawa, - Markham, Green R v- ' F•ach other. - — \`
trim on the ., `/ s
Painters are busy putting er. Brotaham, Port Perry and other Seve i _ /� 1
grir�ter _ C "cps- nearb} points. school has been broken in and the / l J' f
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residence. The wish was expressed that this 'trustees are .putting the police on + .mot �;. • '.
See he second =half of the base- gathering will continue t° be held
g g the situation and severe steps will
ball schedule printed elsewhere in on the second Sunday`in July, so t'•tat taken to put these offenders in + . • oa+ �''
this issue. the younger generation may thus their proper regard for property. Park �" =-
The Park Board men had a busy lip alive the acquaintances of the The Club, Picnic at Lynbrook •, ', �., r a ,• ,Fyn _
week -end gett3ug ''!lasts shaped up two families. on the ith via: a- success �d abbut
for the .big day here on August.4th. seventy -fi-,e members enjoyed yed. the
out next week..
Advertising will be Women's MK 4%ionary Society outing. A friondl p "ball game was J '' b � • _ � -
_- - Th-a Women's Missionary Society staged and the score was about a
.Two Weddings Bafar &Y will meet at the home of Mrs. Coe°. tie, Some of th votinger ones exltib 1
"" Duncan, on Thursday afternoon,. Jui- ' €ted real' baseball talent, The young- H AT WEXT
'IVebi►ter— P41key 24, Verse for Roll Cal! — A Verse stern were treated to ice cream and •
A cpi.iet wedding snag solemnized at from tine Bible containing the word chocolate milk. - .
tke Pickering L; -sited Church Manse Soy, Program Group — Mrs. H. Mill - Church here is held at' 10 a. m. and
last Saturday, when Kenneth web- or and Asaistants. runday School at 9 a. m. for the Mlh ip scarce no Lumber, nails, plumbing or wiring d
Nelson ;equipment ...the list is endless. No sooner is one problem _
ster, son of Mr. and Mrs. summer.
Webster, Oshawa, was married to Green — - solved than another comes along. .The scarcity of
Miss Verna Pilkey, daughter of Mr. iVer materials has delayed the comptetigtr of many now 1' s
and Mrs AI)2ert Pilkey, Claremont. -. Highland Creek Hydro projects. This, combined with a greatly increased
There ceremony was performed by Mr. and Mrs. Kettleweli, of .Ing- (by Mrs Goo. Hall) ,demand, has limited the power supply.
Rev.
land. Pickering. The R. C. Cape ersoll, visited at Wilson's Park this
attendants were friends o? the bade week. The highlight of the past week -: -- and groom: Howard HSI, Stoufh-ille, New Beata have been purchased was the Sunday School pic tic at the - Never has Ontario used so much electricity as now ::: i
.and Miss Mary Morgan, Claremont. -for our Church and will soon be in-, Woodland Park, Cedar Grove, as - .
Following the ceremony, a supper stalled, , not oven during the record - breaking war years. Another
Saturday. Early morning threatened t
was beld at the home of Mr, and �.• and Mrs. Percy Wiseman and bad weather Out Old Sol came half million horsepower could be utilized almost imme-
Mrs• George Constable. son Wilf., of Toronto, spent a day through and brought the kind of day diatoly, if availablo. Hydro plants to generate that much :�
Following a wedding trip to Mon- tkdo week at the Cromismd fa. -ma. t makes Picnics enjggy3able, About : • and more have boon planned and are under construction.
focal, the couple will reside in Hal- Mr, sold Mrs. John Draper, Miss seventy parents, grandparents, and ;Some additional power will be delivered this year
iburt�an. • Marllyzt Draper, Miss A. Pinch, or children and babies were on hand and
the report is that "a Good time was more in 1946. But it will be 1450 before the big now g
Sault Ste. Marie, are spending a had by all ". The 9?d swimming hole �lydro plant on the Ottawa river call start to pour its .`
- week with Mr. and Mrs. Draper at was the first stop and it was hard '
McGeeclife —Symee
the Park. 960000 horsepower into the Hydro system.
A pretty edding was solemnized
to get tae swimmers out to .talge _ -
y Mr. and Mra, Crossland, of Toron- part in the sports program. After a
at Claremont United Church midst to, are spendinZ their holidays at ,grand supper complete with chocol-
a setting ef% mixed flowers on the farm here, ate milk and ice cream &-ball game Why so long? It's because of the shortage of building '
noisy last &ken
Miss Anne Eliza- T>as Ladies' Aid will meet at Mrs. was opganized and then everyone de- supplies :.. a tremendous quantity of eonlitruction mate -
beth symes, daughter of 1►Sr w$h- M. Draper's • on Tueasday of net cided. it was time for home. Ttr rials and elet:lri�al equipment a sought and bough
et Symes and tie late Mrs. SYme', week at 2.30 P. in. Word for Roll Executive of the Sunday S-choo
of wishes to thank all those who- con- to build such a plant. The Ottawa river development
of Claremont, Became the bride Call -- Summer. Thia will not be a
McGeeehie, son of lira. tribluted to the success of the picnic ,.. alone requires a eon:rMe dam nearly half a mile long, in
Mr, Wm, regular tea —just afternion , ow" both financially and in service. A
�' addition to tfie power house and the-thousands of items
McGeechie =M the late Mr' Mc ling to the busy season. special word of thanks to Mr. Stan "
Geeehie- A number from here took in the -Oxley for his donation of candy for of electrical equipment, small and large. Building a new
Given in marriage by her father Y
l� at Lynbsook Park on Tuesd•:y the bids. ;;power plant often croaks an entirely new community.
the bride wore a floor- !1en4Aia wn • It was strange lout net nearly so p takes a long time :.. especially when materials are as �
of satin with matching many were on hand Sunday for Sun -
and floor length veil, said carried a (� Y ,j day School and regular senzce --cv- scarce as they are now:.
cheat of red roses,— Greenwood idently the Picnic wad too much foe'
i ,• staid of honor,' t([iss Merle, them. Stt~tda • evening r. Bra-ham `
of cool ?d ::— _ 3 g a-h 'Few places In the world have as much electricify
_ . -'yyp IllloDava. t✓ua.lC I,ciG Il.cla wing since his arrival meeting at the horse oS !hiss Edith available per person as Ontario has. However, it must be "
cheer witk mauve halo and carried he ea and stressed g
here and stressed the need for coot- +
a bo.quet of pink roses- 'hse brides- Ormerod this week with - i good at- conserved so that now homes and industri3s will tall
maid, Miss Erla Symes wore a floor tenda� a,ae to our lives among other things.
of brocaded sheer yell We welcome Mr. and Mrs. J. War- This Tuesday the women and child- receive !heir share ..: so that the wheels of our fattoeies
length Bow► ren will enjoy another picnic ttt '.will be kept turning and maximum employment and Pro-
OW and canted a bouquet of sweet don, of Claremont, to our village. Oshawa, provided it does not rain. .
peas and rows. Congmttr Nons to Capt, and Mrs, This wFe FMr Sim ones; of Cen- =dudton maintcon ::: us* Hydro wisely and -thNe will r
Itep. I. E Kennedy officiated. The I awX upon the arrival of a baby tennial Road is leaving for Mon- be enough for all.
Air ;. - ' ; • <
wledding• music was played by � on Jdy 7W at We Oshawa Gen- treat where he will take a plane for
Thomas (;regg. The best man was eral Hospital. F tearrd to visit Iris friends and re-
S, J. Malton, and the ushers: Victor Neilson Cole spent the week -end latives there. We wish hire a pleas-
9ymee and Js , Mcneechie. with #t�ieends 3n Pickerirra. ant trip and hope he enjoys every
At the reception herd at the home minute of it. During his absence. R ` i'
]dint+ L. Pegg of the Nursing Staff Mrs. Jonea will share her time with �l
et' the bride, Mrs. Lloyd Bryant, of Oshawa Hospital, visited with Mr. a,
!ter t� o' daughters, Mrs. Dick Schad y t
-sister of the bride received in a dress and tats. NFilt+em Pegg an Sunday. tot Whitby, and tare. Ed Israel, of � / fi �
of blue silk jersey and wore a enr- Mrs. F. H.ayward's sister and fern- Guelph._ a
tm9e of p nk carnations. Mrs. Aic- fly spent last Sutday with Mr. and We hope every one is keeping the i
Geeohie aaaisted wearing a two -piece 141rs. Hayward here. da!e of our Bazaar in mind— Satur- • ` •' f;'
'suit of green with corsage of pink tare Walker is offering 'ter coal ' dal ,August lf, and that those handy
cernati'ons• home for sale at a reasonable Price. vith a 'needle are 'potting some ap- ! e • • ' ' _ '
For the weddng tt1p, the bride •!'he ma'ry friestdo of Mr. and Mrs. roes and other similar material3
'woYe a borwn Suit with matching a E. Pegg gave there a warm sec- rnttde un for the needlework table. :- v
accessories and corsage of pink car- a tion on Monday night last. A mono► will slip o before Or knave '
stations. On their return hem the p it snd `ore want to have ev8rything _
Mr. acrd Mrs, Kenneth' Holladay grid ready
wheat the day comet. . � `••`
wedding trip 'hey will reside in Tor- �y there caller at pdrs. F. W. wi
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ifGERALD BROWN
btr_N.11. FgArvag•
sx� °gists motive. You are aware b now of
" • _ CHAPTER XXYr .,1JcCale son t0 the Y
•sick and rummages In Use trunk. He the plan to gain control of the Big-
' - vomes upon a large black silk Sandic r-
�• chief. Suddenly blccale see= to sea. Blow millions through Curt Villain-
t,ent: the handkerchief to Use ka m
court. Stephen met Curt in Chicago,
the whole mystery. _ through Victoria or vice versa. Curt
CHAPTERXY and' Victoria had an affair, even
though he was married to Shari
try well. You don't talk. You Lynn at the time. He and Shari
- do know why the murderer did not probably find some sort of arrange
hilt Sybil this afternoon." He was ment, for the only business Val-
aware. that she drew away from baincourt practiced was preying on -
him. "That was a mistake, wasn't wealthy women."
it, not finishing the jah:" Miss BigeloTri's chin came up. She
She set her mouth in a hard line. seemed to be steeling' herself for
He looked his exasperation. He what she knew was to come. '
... shrugged thFtr and' turned #o' the "Valaincourt probably' intended
door, where stood a startled Miss to nutty Victoria until he found
Btgeluw• that the Bigelow fortune was con-
y In the library once more; McCale trolled by you, to be passed on trf
called his own- number. Ann ans- ,Veronica at her marriage."
w Bred. "To Veronica's husband, Mt. bic-
"You dope' she said at once, Cale."
- - trhere are..you? Of all the cragy. - • Yes, yes," He 'held up his hand.
things- -" "Haw he obtained this information
_ .... .. "Keep itt' he growled. "Rocky is theory, but not illogical theory.
there. Put him on." In view of the nonchalance of his
Ke waited a moment, tapping his character at that time and the open.
. -foot impatiently, too worldly outlook of'both Victoria.
- "Hullo, boss. ".. and Stephen, it is not wrong to
"Did you get those pictures? A assume that, in a moment of rail-
- list? -Read them off." lery, they told him. Possibly they
• * • mentioned that he was barking up
"Okay, coming through... A couple the wrong tree -that while you al-
of football- players; some guys in a lowed Vicky and Stephen generous
canoe; a petty officer; a jockey lno allowances, the real gold bags were
horse); a marine, kind of dejected Veronica's, with your and Sybil's
looking; an army lieutenant; and approval, of course. Yes, the whole
whoops. an acrobat!" thing must have hatched before
"You fascinate me, chum. Go on." Victoria- and Stephen came home
"That's all." to prepare the way, for in the mean -
"Sure ?" time Vallai:16ourt had to .divorce
"Positively.' Sl.ari Lynn, no doubt promising that
- h uh. Just ,what 1 thought, when he got his hands on the -stoney
Okay. Hop on over here." and salted away a few million.
bcrr are you?" I he would renege and remarry
I forgot to tell you The Shari.. - -
Iligelows- slake it snappy.' This is
the kill." • __"How ---- borrible." She sltuddertd:'
-He dialed headquarters, asked for "But Stephen and Victoria? What
Donlevy would they have gained ?"
"Donlevy, I'm at the Bigelows'. "That's where the real 3fachia-
Can you get over here on the double vellian_ touch came in. Victoria, no
quick? I've solved the Vallaincourt- _ doubt, thought Curt would marry
Lynn business. Proof? Of course her eventually and that they would
- I've got proof. Yeah, in twenty min- live on Veronica's money. You see,
sites--sooner if you can. Goodbye." there were two women Curt fooled:"
It came -as he held the receiver "Fooled
a• mo.Tnent too long at his ear. He '"Of course. But to go back a bit,
heard Donlevy put 'down his instru- Victoria brought Curt home as a
ment. Then, so nearly after it that friend she had run into in New
the sound was almost simultaneous, York. He wooed Veronica, who foci
came another soft click, as someone got her childhood romance . with
else carefully cradled a receiver. Christopher Storm overnight in the
- - McCale and Miss Bigelow were excitement of the biological spell
t• 3n_ the library. He leaned against the Valiaincourt was- able to •cast.
mantle and spoke in a .soft, ruthless Everything was going fine. The
-" voice. - wedding over, a few months for
` "This is the end, Miss Bigelow -.- Curt tQ, manipulate the Bigelow
]t will be all over in sI few minutes. money, and Victoria would have
T e police are on their way." Curt.. Stephen would have -he
_ 'Strange," he said. "Both you • : thought - Karen."
• ,and I saw the murderer the after- (To Be Continued)
noon of, Curt Vallaincourt's death.
Besides that, all the times have
pointed'in the same direction. I, at Modern Etiquette'
least, should have remembered the By Roberta Lee
complete picture of that afternoon."
"Clues? Pointing to-?" She shook'
her head. • —Q' womalr of ^ °s'
"Yes -a figure in the dark outside' move her hat in a theater?
A. Yes. It is considered bad
the house that afternoon. Sybil form to keep the hat on, no mat-
bathed in sherry -A order to drown tter- how- - small it is= and - -ia- t�s -
' -nut- what - she -saw.-w: A- visit -by Karen —�_� of sotlte hats it is very incoa-
to The Abbey Club the night before. siderate of those seated in back
A picture missing frost{ the tollec= of you if the hat is kept on.
'tion of Shari Lynn's admirers, A
revolver in a family,' where, to Q• Is it obligatory to answer
everyone's knowledge, a revolver notes of sympathy that are writ -
had never been owned, and last, but ten to an invalid?
not least, not at all the least - this." A. Yes; if the invalid is too M
. He drew, the biack silk handker- to answer them, some other mem
" cfiief from' his' pocket. Her brow her of the family should do it.
wrinkled. Q. In whose name ,should wed-=
"But -but I still don't under- ding announcements or invitations
stand." be sent if the parents of the bride
He went on, softly, inexorably, are both dead and her only rel-
ative is an older brother?
'The trouble in solving this crime' A. Have the invitations or an-,
111eq in the fact that in the failure of nouncement sent out -in the;hame
Jklie original plot, everyone had a of the brother.
s -t+-7' y�' _- . ': r����...gs,` ?---o . .rs� -- °sac- ','•- i- •� -'.._ -._ r.. •«•*r - - F „h - . .... .... •-•.i
Sunda -lCk001 Les=
IANNE -14IRST. - -------- -
Th-. Problem of Sufferittg �`fQU1L Fa
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job 1:8; 2:7 -10; 19:7 -1A: 42: rj I
1 -5; James 5:11, Woman -To- Wonsan acerpt you as a person young enc•ngh
-- Basis 1a Tin BeB� arranvc her ouw life and enjo, it
'I
GOLDEN • EX 7.-Endure hard- to the hdr '; . .
ncss, as a good soldier of Jesus YOU are a widow with a •reslxmsible _7 hcrh slit tw- i ice you as /let
Christ. -2 7bitothy 2:3. * position, -and a daughter in her friend of frie als•, one who a inter-
Us.. Since your jtusband died• ested in everything she does and
* your life has hecn rived to-hake thinks but who dots not intrl:de
,At the outset of Job's suffering a is her happy. She went to -college. Her consideration for yore n•ill tot-
character appears other than the * she embarked upon personal ven- crease as her respect ttt'creases, and
three principal speakers, Eliphai. * lures at your expense. You sup- 1•ou both will be drawn.- ch-ser
$ildad, and Zophar. It is Job's wife. * plied her with a rive social back- loge thrr. -
and her words are in verses 9 and * ground, a smart wardmihc, a 7 his Is the war• it itsua?ly tk orks
10 of the second chapter. * generous allowance, trips when she out- u,hcit a nrotller stops bring all -
Many wives have been a support .; wanted them. Yet today she is ntotlrrr to her only .daughter
to husbands in distress, at least > Prol,4 +, \o. i. + «
giving helpful sympathy, and many „ t^ For the past • 'Ti -i'F, S11-ti'CR CO RD+ "
only separ-
few years she + atcs most parents and" -the ten.
husbands in a similar situation have D
been of great help to their wives. ``,y::y a has ' withdra,.cn * Break it-- and —learn to' be their" "
herself m o r r * friend. Write Anne Hirst about
But Job's wife was no help —in and more from * it. at Box A. roots 421, 73 Adelaide
fact -she seems to have added to his von. She has _• * Street West. Toronto.
troubles by her unsympathetic and shut you ant of
nagging attitude. her personal life.
You're planned- - - --
Apparently without any vital faith vacations to , r .
herself she virtually taunted Job ' please her, and
with his own faith, ,saying to him, in 111164�ni" at the last min -
effect, "Now, where's your God? '« ute she has dashed off with girl
What's the use of your faith, when is friends who knew her intentions
you're covered with boils from head as all along. Hei dates are with nice _
to foot? You'd better curse God and is men, but aside from introducing -
dic "' • them, she tells you nothing in her
Job.-surely was justified in losing + heart.
some of his patience, and telling her YOU raised her to think for bcrbelf.
that she w•as speaking like a fool • you standing by' with guidance
"Thou speaketh as one of the foolish when she wanted it. Why now does
women speaketh." is she shut you , so completely out of
There were times when Job's faith ' her private 'life?
x.
and patient endurance MOTHER OR FRIEND-)
were not so FOR SEVERAL PEARS t•ou't•e
'• �
strong, when his suffering seemed
greater than he could bear, and when -!toed - on-thr sidelutrs, .'enouing nplh-
he felt as Jesus was to feel on the ing that occupied her real 1kcughts. Dr. Chose's
'Cross, as if God had forsaken him. I'on'vio gmeti lip rift perianot destres. . ,
It is not the mood of the moment. You could 7:<•e -with a wowan friend
but the attitude of mind and heart- and viol he loner; but you felt you
and will - that-- fs'th+e essence of faith. must keep up the house for your•
and -of -trait in God. daughter's sake. -
N'rll, your girl is spoil: d • for all
The Bible teaches consistently, that your careful !raining. 7a her you'orr # _
the good and upright are secure in only the giver of good things She T 5 �
God's keeping, no matter what may has taken- all your sacrifices for ZES
befall them, but it does not teach ,!ranted. She has come to ire • )•ate 7
that they are immune from trouble more as a father who pays her bills
The prophets held their faith, and to :c'horn she . fi ' _ 5_1
were true to their mission. through Qtwrs . me lial con- [[ � 4
!!dent [. - - C'rsi
deep persecution and suffering. THIS you must change.
Make a '
But when Paul had listed all fire * life -not apart from tier -but for .•,�•
troubles that could befall man, and !* )ourself. Visit your friends'as you tea►- �,�,�`
all the forces that could war against " please. Make your own dates. c
him (Romans 8) his conclusion was * Plan the vacation that pleases )ou. e
that nothing could' separate him from * and tell her she may come along if
.the love of God. That is .the New * she ,likes. Don't question her any And 15 other prizes of $5.
Testament version of. the I',00k of * longer about the future; you,•know CONTEST r1 -Which sentence Is correct? --
Job• * she is self - sufficient, knows her le"0117 FLT FARM not RMATM »Isms
IN way about'. RUNTS FLT FADS R RSATO TO R=
teH 1st 11dE,1,' gradually she uoill castle to The grit right••ft crwect answers drawis wilt
look upon you as not.elperially,a '"'"'
Contest 01 clan Jsh !S, 1911. Winners
mother, but another woman with a n.mV will be published Is AssssL Sand
Princess Elizabeth has just ac- responsible position - an tndepeisd- sow al-lif slams with the top 11a, label,
quared her first autompbile, which ent indirMstal.u4th a life of her own or'tarsal irem say •I the WILSON
site will drive herself. :thane others rnjos and respect As PRODUCTS balesw or teasonabtr lstoingetc,
Like all other cars owned b CONTEST f t - WILSON FLY PAD CO _ _ -
Y • you u•idhdra -e more and more :ergo Dept, p HanNam. One
the Royal Family, it is a Daimler, your Own 'wily of liming, she' mail!' far ouST FAEECT REPELLENT
although lighter than those used overcome her first artanuhrarns and TTAAPt tASEeTrowsE� -
by the King and Queen, and bears AA
the license number "HRH 1." �r�. ��7�t�+�. �.�y. L+i r -�L ��, Fu PADS YCI>fE TREAT
liiNGS 1M Bch■ .1 when cosec +a -
ou serve Maxwell House � W t L S-$- N -F-rS
The Brenner Pass through the 3 ' - I N S E C T
Alps between Garinany and Italy +Coffee for breakfast. This P O W D E n
is less than a mile above sea level.
''delicious blend contains tuLLS wee; vista u:E Res. r „
Handwriting
-choice Latin - American COG Na. WAM fails elaesk1t
Your hand 7. 1 lting Alt n reliable As Wil am'& Fly Fads" �I
By fees specially selected to ask for W 1.>t S O N' i
and You Alts S. Arnott ;give you extra -rich Savor. 2 WITM r~E RED WHITE AND MLUE TARGET
What indications are there in -
handwriting that tell us the writer CRUMB COFFEE CAKE
Carr ire secretive? a s oo
When you see letters---tied with •
a small bow or knot it tells us the �/�•
writer can 'keep his own counsel.
_ .N.. Recipe
He refrains from being too frank.
Any letter tied in this way is a Aad 1 envelops Roya' tact Rir
good indication of this, patrticular- wR*i ing Dry Yeast and t teaspoon _
> �
ly in the letters "a" and "0.", �xv sugar to cop lukewarm
water. stir And le, stand 10
How secretive the ,writer can ��ss�" „t+ °A minutes Scald %cop milk, add
be is shown'in the npmber'of•times E'; ` :.` «"" a "blespoun; shortening, %
the knots appear in the script k`` <� °ta ;..; lave sugar and y4 teaspoon salt,
and also in how closely the--knats, tool to lukewarm. Add 1 cu =
p s
are tied. A very tight knot in= ` "'"` ~� ""C' ° "' sifted -flour to make a batter. _
dicates more secretiveness. than ''` '
• a. Add yeas mixture and 1 beaten
a loose knot, When letters "a " "; t egg )tea' well. Add 2t,4 cops
„ „ „ y "TaR s°'pyk�: sifted Hour, or enough to make
"o," "fh ", "y" and g are tied with '�su. .,. � : r soft dough. Knead lightly;
s lrnn► o n 4 1 ....1. C.,...,
oa Ran be sure'
the
is also persistent and will seldom '• . ;.: ;.^°¢;•.�::' ;.:+*. °°'�. see ie warm place. free from
admit defeat. If the writer should '" °t draft Let rise until doubled in
$ ` '" bulk. About 2 hours. Rol' out
be compelled to give Ray through
force js::..
_ " �; � ?r '�. <- ,;� >!�a % ° »•< ;' 'dough to >� thickness ,arid ,
of ctrcums antes, he wilt "��y.. ?�s' -place ir- greasedshallow pan.
Let rise in warm places free ~
return later and continue -`_here >
he left off. " ' h: ..+" from draft. until light. about -
;,: •r.�: „... 1 3r hours. Prick top with fork
and brush with 3 ,tablespoons
c NOT �,.: or ; melted shortening. Cream 3
�p�• ' ”' tablespoons butter or shorten-
7
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ing. add 3 tablespoons' sugar ,
h gradually, mixing well. Add t/a
cup sifted flour, t,4 cup dri, fine
,� 00l t %- /�i M1 ® cake or bred crumbs, and t/„
teaspoon cinnamon; stir until
well mixed and crumbly. Sprin-
Y4nyone wishing a more couipktr kle on top of cake. Let rise
analysis prase send self- addrrss[d' `^ h again in warm place about !4 ;
' p hour. Bake in moderate overt
stamped (tivelope to Box B, roots at 400*F, about 20 minutes. 1
421, 73 Adelaide St. Nest, Toronto. 7.
There is no Charge for this yfM7rf. " i.
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'TEEN-TOWN . ? 0 P I C S'�, what happens —or doesn't happen.- i; ,
depends on pure, unadulterated 0• .. SABLE TAL iS i • •
By BARRY MURKAR rock.
Partner had been out over the r - °
Si +ice last week• summer fatal- wrote a book catkd. "Jack )finer creek coiling hay: He started at Sour Milk Crean' 1 teaspoon baL•ing ponder
iititc base soared to as alarming and the Birds" and in '32 he wrote y r/4 tcaeFoen ta: ing cola ,.
alcgrce. Despite the continued P the far end of the field tIO that if _
P "Jack Miner on Cttrreret To i<s.' Sometimes in summer when re- ' 1 • _/ tcaspocn colt
•warn'nga of press and radio,'younig Now we have a memorial edition he didn't finish he would not have frigerating facilities are not what 2 tablespoons e.car -
�peopte —end older people — in- of as far to go next time. This even-
Jack Miner and the Birds. one would "isle they were, mil 1 egg g
eist on doing ill things while There are twenty of tually brought him to the bank of 1 cup sour cream
g y g y Jack Miner ' and cream sour, This soured milk
the creek, w the other side of which put to good 1 tablespoon melted L' u:tcr
rn ranocs or nn the water. Already best stories in' this book and we or cream should be
. the cattle were grazing. He heard ' •.�
1+t's been a r.•c•.�rd for summer trap- . • think that every teener will be a heifer bawling and went to in- use, not thrown away, because it Sift dry ingredients toycther. y
.ed es —so watch yourself and take pleased to read it. The book is vestigate. The heifer was all right still contains the valuable nutri-. Add beaten egg, sour cream and
tlbe iiecessary precautions. just off the press and will no doubt but further up the creek he saw epts of the 'fresh product. Sour incited butter hill- greased muffin
-_ = - - -.- .. -Wetve Done It Again be in your library soon —so' ask one of the cow's lying in rather a milk and cream -can both be used tins 2 -3 full and bake in a hot 1
Following our article of a few for, it. We think one nf'the nicest suspicious way right on the edge in cooking. oven, 4001)F,'foi 25 minutes. 1'ield.
'weeks ago on erjucation vi. in- things ever said of Jack \finer came of a deep "Later -hole. Hurrying Sour cream seasoned with i 10 medium -sized fnu� fins. .
fluence, we have had beveral com-
from our f Prime Minister of Can' over Partner saw that she alreade little vinegar or lemon juice, salt "
-plaints and have been accused .if ads "lack tltiner hac rendered our had .a new -born calf. As, he ap- and pepper is excellent on salad .'
ccgntrv. great services. The in- Just Testin8
being pessimistic. Well, we won't pecached the calf was struggling greens. It alFc makes a delicious, - The electrician waLs' piuscled.
i,;ve in to anything w.e.said and +ve i spiration he has givcu young and to get to its feet but was unsuccess- rich and fluffy paste
nl(' of many lainfk by his life and y and every- `fLcy, !:e called to his assistaris.
ttill feel that, when the time ful and was gradually slipping cl'o-c- one- agrees that there i% nothing Pitt )vttr Band at one ol, those
conies, those looking for jot). will
work will live after him," er to the edge of the water -hole. much better than sour cream cakes- wires." The assistant did as he was _
find rhnt what We said +vas true, Dick Traev Back on Screen Inside of a few minutes it would, and cookies. told. "Feet a:i }Thin ?;, ":Co "`
Prove we are wrong then we", 1 The square - ;awed detective, surely have fallen in and beers Other uses to which sour cream "Good!" said the electrtcimt "1 :
change our attitude. Dick Tracy will be back-on- the i'rown(A. Of course Partner, re* may well be put are to enrich the wasn't sure which was ..'kirk; don't• '
CHIlin..- Chillin Hon. Crust .t yoy� sc+een soon in the third of a ;er- cued the poor little thing and car- gravy screed with certain meat or t2urh the other or yua'H drop dead." �
its, woien around the, exploits •ol ried it to a %aier lace., But it was ;
The tetners of, the Bracebridge p fish dishes and to make sauces
the famous comic strip character. not only the calf's life that had _ TUL. YOUR FAMILY you
area certainly didn't win any ad- for vegetables. The home econo-
ntiration from this department Appearing w-itt. him in "Dick been in danger, there-etas also the mist% of the Consumer Section, " -
Tracy's Dilemma" will he his girl Po ;sibility, -•had the calf dro+aned, intend to make Maxwell
with their recent display of, ga -ga� g Dominia,n Department of Agri- '
friend Tess -T Airhenrt, his 2 �i�t- that 'the fart of the cow having;
over -tlte two characters "ho fig- culture offer the following recipes House our regular Coffee. +
am Pat Patton sad his psi, \ it- cal+rd nrglht have been o+'erlawkrd, y
• urea in the inquest held there, l \'e using sour cream or mijjc. ? '
are referring to the bobby- ao.ers amiss Flinthe: rt. the broken clown in which case the cow wouldn't Horseradish Sour Cream sauce They'll all gve It because
who besieged - hettlewell and Bar- old ac{br. The hid- will raberly 1 are been milked at the, right tune
Is
await thi% one , and might have developed milk cup heavy sour cream It °8 8lendee� by Experts for
' 'pie for autographs when they. left - r ..
fhe court room. it seems the babes A' HistaLe Somewhere feaec and died However, they sav Y4 teaspoon salt
mo,t of the troubles m iiie -that We 1 teaspoon sugar Extra- smootll2 extra-full.
: must have mistaken them for A friend askc. us' the other d,iy 3 tablespoons
why we didn't +arlcontr Iciters. \\'e ++Lorry about are the ones that never P grated horse• bodied flaVOr. 1
;something from Hollywood or y happen. ,., the cow and calf incident radish '
c3'se they are not very particular were eery surpri >'ed to hear this
u reminds' another one to add, to Whip the sour cream, add she
"�"•atbout who signs their little black and hastily reahried any ,such - '
s idea. We welcome letters of any five limit. salt and sugar, then gradually stir '
lbooks. Personalty we feel that . • - in the horseradish. Mix well spud i
the parents again are to be partly sort,_ as we haae mentioned se,v-
blamed for this display. As the a *al times. If you have %susses- C.B. —thank you seep much for serve with meat. Yield 2 cupe. '
crown said at the time: "If tion, an news or even ju,t a Sour Cream Salad Dressing
par- y your kind lett'.•r with -its information I cup %our cream _ --
ents '.want to let them come, that friendly letter, +ve'II be pleawed to about the Inds. I shall look for _ _
hear from you. fiend out com- ante bird book yon recommend next 2 eggs t
is their business. To make heroes ) 4f- -teaspoon salt 4
of two men such as Kettlewcll ments to this column at Pickering, time I ant in the city. I also hope
and Barrie is nothing short ai Ont. One thing +ve have been try- to answer your letter personally to 3/4 teaspoon dry mucttrd 1 { 1 ;_a
dis^ustin ing to do, is tc et news of the the .+cry near future. And regard- 2 tablespoons sugar I
e gin our estimation." !;
Correspond• —li's Worth It ..various dd�s To date it has been ing S our quc,tio 1 —1 can assure you cup cider vinegar 4
Teen clubs in the U.S. has e a a hard job. W, think that we ha+e I am nct k.i.tding! Pew Sauce. drops of Worccctershire 1 � � �� ��
lot of fun corresponding with each hit on an ilea that Will to'?rk and 1•'or the sale of my other readers •
will have° it in order b fall. era 1 explain what i. mean h $eat the eggs until eery lig�rt,
other, tirhieh no' doubt can he in- y y y
teresting and a lot of fun, Those __
Oat reference to 'kidding "? ley add the' sour cream and the other+.eriy`v1 I
correspondent. '`C.B - compliments •.•a,.c:.....�• Ca•fR i., :-N doub3t- t�oda..a.r..
many teen clubs in the south end t t oo� 4
p�]] N ( ? boiler, stirring `p...:... =•-' �'c
of the province could write to V tl� �l s 1 • iIt1 1 me on my powers of observation +n g constantly until •ctwueria+� 4
thickened, about 20 minutes. Yield
members in the north end. .4n ex-
are regard to bird% and ,then adds --''Or �y.o��R
change of ideas on club program- �.?I 1V �li j� �4 �� are ycu just kidding uc;" 1 cup, ass +a+•vroas_ r'
I "IV249 uzzled over that uestiou Sour Cream Muffins NA OLD F. RITCHIE, %
arcs and projects is well worth p 4
'wr
' hile, was you may find a rear• in- By Gwen lr/ cups all - purpose flour co"'••"'• lea
doline P. Clarke 'for awhile but finally came to rhr 4
illeresting pen -pal. Just send cot=rlu %ion that C,B. —and -- s
your - possibly
apses sloe tr the y t, ethers —could < ��•��•I IF ��
g president of the „ Partner went out a few minutes get the idea that for ins
-Bern -club of the town and the the.sak< of copy" 1 might read up
will be well received —we betchas. ago t shot he the chic ens, \Chet+ something or other . bird life and MM Help Those Service Clubs he returned he said— "t\'e1J, I t uens make a story of if. Believe, me, UT
ly in
d • that is not So. Anything' ! describe �
-. 'We would like to suggest )cast taw some of those , f
. to saucers!" regarding; birds or anything rise for � �
your teen dub that you give assist- l 6wke*d at him, startled — "I 'don't that matter is what 1 have seen or On CERTAIN DAYS' -Venable Compound to relieve
ante, ,then Of The Month! "'r' -moo. l hie fine medicine :
possible, to the service bdieae yon —you didn't see any-. heard with my own eyes and ears, fs Dees efjedttieibr n =.� if�,•i" � 1: 4
club er clubs ir. your town, Whetli- thing of ' the ki,+d." But Partner's if nat, then I give credit where 1Do female functional monthly For over'70 years thousands of
er it be Rotary, Lions; Kiwanis or expresion way inscrutable as he credit is due. I am genuinely in- disturbances make you feel ner- girls and women have reported --
Kinsmen, they can possibly hse continued- Wetl. �� hat f saw cep- tree %fed in birds sued resrct that ;sus, fidgety, cranky, so tired apd benefit. Just � ��ee if you, too, don't
ragged out " —at such times? - report excenent resultel Worth s'
tnsembers of your club to good ad- tainly answered she decriptiun of [ know %o little about them For !men do try Lydia E, Piinkbam's
vantage from time to time. By so the "saucers." They "Left bright, tl^at reaann your information, C•B. trying'
lending a hand to loose who are luminous obfects; tra+elling at a is very acceptable and I thank you' • • t `VEGETABLE
trying to hop others. your club terrific speed until they finatfy dii- for -our trnuble. M V N G►
will be doing a great service, and appeared from sign. Yes, l think
a little work along with the fun 1 could be quite ,certain they were ' • '
a
is often to the advantage of every- flying saucers except that I recog-
ore —so offer your assistance to raised them as fireflies!' And with
the local service club president, if that closing remark he grinned. '
ay atayt -- chance you -take - part in That man ... a , long as I have
- - --
any scheme in yogr own town, let lived will- tm stn: can -t tell trnin
r
ins know about it. fiis expression whether ;tie is scr- is - '
• Jack Hiner and the Birds " .' ious or kidding.
We have always taken an inter- • • * - _ ._ i .
est in the wo-k of the late Jack •Here is another little story, only WHEN YOU'RE DOWN - -
]liner --and now of his son, Manly in t!iis use it happens to be true AND PEELING SLACK .
F. Miner. In 1922, Jack Miner and made me wonder hoar much of
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GENE AUTRY ` tar surface. Insulation — Bat9 and Loose Insurance Of All Kinds
SCedar Posts and Poles
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REAL ESTATE Markham P. O. phone Mark. 206
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Day Night Toronto Phase WAverleky 355?
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Saturday, J ujy 26.
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Speeializin8 in Farm Stock,
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Place To Sell Your New 1948 Model wart - Warner � � � �`�'° G�il�'�' o�haW'�
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