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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1947_08_08�a .yam. -,�•I i - _ , ! s ... '., - . ,. r _ .. - , t .. ., . 9.: A. - . . - . .... • -F' .^A3 f. ^K,•7 t'•11 VM -Si -No.- W PlIGNERING, ONT. FRIDAY, AUGUST 8. 19M? 4 Cato Per C,VY A,nthorood as Second Class Mattes 6tsb. Rate Well ylss >►4w:_ tl. S. iL59 , - W. C. >r[arlaar and Boa, H11i+lisbew •' Past Office Department, Otbswa < Endor •,"lea u �� Council sea �Piekeria how s .. . _ - mortal .At Picke'ringFor 'War Me u The Police Trustees of the.Villasre ve their plans about complete for An Old -Times Is Reminiscent ,Letters To The Editor - p �•:. r�` canvass of the area in aid of the t le.. Pickering Village 4 mmunity Memorial Hall, The date Dear Sir: Dear Bill: f the caimpaign will be auaounced it , COPOY C&Iup expected within a few days. I read with much in erect a news Thank you for the publicity you Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Adair and item in your, paper of June 20th. gave our Association last week, and fami.'v of Jackson, Mich., spent last ti The publishers of the News make headed "Thick as Hogs" concerning for publishing my letter re the need- week with Mr. and Mrs. George al appeal to each and every- a run. of lar %: ca ii:ut had 5rot ed change in the voting hours. NO MATTER WHAT Mcilro person �, ' carp y in the district to consider this trapped i:t a small strewn, that em p. However, I arth at a .ors to explain Mr. and Mrs. Hugh, Squires were roject one is which everyone will tied into Dtrd'ns Creek, an•i cro,­eu your f(,,.)tnote to my letter. What fin. THE WEATHER .... i-t Georgeto �n over the holiday. a ain either directly or indirectly, -- the Depot road near the Catholic you rr,ean by our "approach" to the Mr. and Mrs, Art. Michell are a- . � on will, at least be assisting those Cemetery. We:: I 'i'en:e.•nbcr i-,is Council in the matter? A phone call HUNDREDS OF YOUR way on a neck's motor vacation• terested in the cultural, social, ed- stream, and spe�-•ed many suckers to me before you wrote your foot- NEIGHBORS READTHIS Mr, and firs. Alvin Bushbv and ational life of your community, in it 65 years ago, when the water note would have ellecited the follow- Jessie, Nnd Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Mor- "r to us, providing a centre of was too deep in the big creek.. it ing indisputable facts: NEWSPAPER REGULARLY lev and'Joyce enjoyed the boat trip ;.. peal attraction and interest for our was then called "Old Brandy Wine" . (1) the first mention of a change � � � , gNDYOUR �D to Niagara Falls on Wednesday of oung people, a qualification that on account of the Aeep amber colour in "ti:•nx day and voting hours was I f last week, y_ -- ould probably have had first place. of the water. :t's source was small made as part of our Association'a TOO � i F ITS �N Their friends here extend sympa- ou are going to be Raked to.invest 'springs and seepage in Gormley's platform when Violet Swan and 1 THE PAPER thv to Mrs. William Cromy and fam- =s one of th most attractive prof- swamp, and it flowed the year round. ran for Council in 1945. This pilat- ily on the death of Mr. Crossy, w'ho ' @ , :A ever carried on in our common- That Depot Road was then known form was published in your valuable `, was killed at a railway crossing last Bow- $10 000 is the objective -Give as Gormley's sideroad- and O`Leary's paper. •._'`� week -end when driving from Bow - you can. race track was located on it between (2) subsequently, the Association ,V� manviile to Peterboro, where he was The Township Council has app- the old and what was then the- new authorized me to approach Council. % to umpire a ball game. The accident ed and endorsed the campaign Catholic Cemetery. Strickland's brick asking for the change in voting day occurred near Fraserville. Mrs. Wm, week. The Federal Government yard was also o:, that road -but and hours: This approach was made /� Cross- is a sister of Mrs. Robert pat its stam�h of approval on that was 70 years, ago. When the by better, early in 1945, and sub- e r f t 1�• Balsdon and Mr. Flank J. Prouse 6 .a mind plan6 speatirrr wasn't good in old Brandy sequent letters were sent in the Mr, Edgar James is back at his > r AJAX ANNUAL CARNIVAL we went to the little creek that flow- matter. These Letters were all app- work again, though still recovering ed through the ravine east of the roved by the Executive before beinx from the painful injuries received in old railway station, and on through sent, and copies are 9n our files to an accident a few weeks ago. .ti - T1wi11 hold their it �� carnival the woods known as Gordon's Grove. Prove that they are very courteous j, Dr. George and Mrs. Copeland of and we never came back without a letters and that thev petitioned the j London, Ont., spent the week -end Saturday Aumst 23. There wits good string of fish. . amusements. Council to make the change. Thew vMdth the former's parents, Bev, R. i a I will always remember Gordon's was no personal approzeb to Comm- C. and Mrs. Copeland. r bingo' gapses of abll and Grove where they used to hold the c?1 sat the matter u-htil a��er a year- - Miss Edith Murray, with her sis- try draws, with many valuable The Legion is planninx to Picnic, the big dancing platform and -a -`half of dilly - dallying, when, "' - tars Lillian and Betty are holiday- al mi lot of work with the proceeds roads out of new lumber, and ever- as heed of the d�e�ation I asked i:ryr in Orillimi. �1 green trees nailed all around it; surd Council point -blank If it was 5•oing Bev. L. E. Adldason To Address Miss Jessie Day has been spending ' t�ia day- so. set behind them. fiddlers seated high up in one to make the change and received the ,Second Annual Junior Farneir several days with Mrs. T. Bacon, of is your chance to support the the who sewed you from 1814 -18. corner, spitting tobacco juice clear ptAnt -blank answer from the Reeve. Svndav Sere3ee $touft�zllt. 1939 -45. Watch for advertise- o'''� the heads of everybolig that that Council thoug'.ht the present Mr, and Mrs. John Walsh and Mr. t pin this paper next week. was chose ---and bov, did thev ever voting hours were sufficient. Aftei The Ontario County Junior Farm - and Mrs. Craig Murkar spent the' ateu it out there. But I think folks that refu*r. I did stalk out of the er Association are having their sec- week -end holiday in the North Coun- y. wrdhip Council Meeting. Aug. 5. got more enjoyment out of life them meeting, but so did everyone else,• and Annusd &mday Service on the trv. days than they do now. O'Learv's and I do not think we can be blam- United Church lawn, at Uxbridge, on Mrs. Every, Whitby, is Mr. Martin and Mr. Noyes of East •Dace track Was another great place. ed. August 10, at 7.30 p• in.. D. S. ' visiting her sister, Mrs. W. J. Miller. {/ oodlands asked for some road cal- on week -ends and tle 24th of May (31 Council couicj not have been Rev. L. E. Atkinson of Uxbridge Toronto buyers have pur+rehased to be applied in that district. and Dominion Day were the big too dissatisfied with "mv ma-mer of United Church will be the - speaker at Mr. Thomas Carlia'e'a residence on -� Road Supt• was instructed to cut days. With all kinds of athletic approach" of which von speak rat - the service. Church 3L•, and Mr. W. J. Murrav's Rll on the Teefy hill near Cherry- _sports and horse-racing. Eve her slighitngly, as during the times All Juniot Farmers are invited to residence on Cameron St.. (oft Eliz- 4 was a horse lover those dayss� and we have approached Council, we attend and bring parents, and friends abeth), Sales were arranged by C. `A A petition from Walter Thomson and aavbodv that had one that could have secured the following: a new with'them. E. Morley, Real Estate• d residents on the road between atev insldR of foe; minutes. and a polling subdivision of 3A: a side- In the event of cold or wet weather Boys Do Do It! ' 10 and 11 asking that the mad high wheel sulky. was right these Walk at anbarton in connection with the service will be held in the church. raised cool water course altered with ribbons on. There was no sell- the Department of Highway* a Congratulations to the, two Yicf- rth of No. 2 Highway. ing them out them -days. then really, better grading of Highbuah Trait: a Progre" Shorn By Pupils In Red ering boys, Masters Hiltz and Rim- Letters from Saverside Park, Pick- raced horses and Rome times the change in the voting day from thy. Swimming Class Encouraging men, who picked up the pt.'se con- , Beach asking for grading and close ones was settled by hand first Monday in January to the first taithinir a sum of money, from our - At night, there Were dew- And believe me, I will never inn- Monday in Dee tuber. Ratepayers- - Lions from Rosebank re roads and "t,et those days. for I had more inn also tell us the roads are in better Although only three nights or per- streets on Tuesday morning. $'hey sods have as yet been taken by the brought the. purse into the News. } changing of voting house. Q�'rom at O'Learv's race track than i ever shape since we 'nave been active- fifty young .folk in the "Learn to We were able to return the puree � bartaon Shores, re waterway acrd did in a tnilHen- dollar Brand stand. - Age, length of residence in the . Swim- class, very defi:tite improve- and contests to the owner later in c keying Beach re roads 'Township, martrhers- and modes and ment in form is seen. It is believed the day. It is such a rare thing to The question of voting hours and Just for �hrnes fake. - moralR and the cut of ones hair l ourchase of new snow plow will I tbank von very much, -have nothing to do with the question 1hy �t,anr that the ooh thing that have : ny oat money returned these , left over tiifl next meetthg. as to why the Council refused to keeps anyone from swimmi:eg is--a days that we would like to compli- ` lr;. J. Marrisaty. lengthen the voting hours. I think fear of water. It is inwh easier for rthept these two young lade tyn their, CARD OF 10RANNS Wyoming. Minn. a youngster leven an adult) to gu manner of•dr -,ling with a 'f nd . Ed. We wish to thank the manv kind -the Council wi'l vmbably try to into the water when there is a group - -' nd friends and neizhborR for their (I beli N ,- l 4. -- r • — King - f are coral. The majority of fie is, Tt'e $ haven Australia s Great ;MQp$Y byGtA�Y'S PARKER lands have elms]] coral coming F• • prct;ent sharks from coming too . Found,.- Murdered Barrier Reef Is r ; close to land. In London 'Power Vast Showplace some of the islands are occupied NE WANTED on 99 -year leases by persons who ,� ONE — — . - lead lives as lonely as lighthouse __Murder in the Tower of London---- J'cicutists 'call it "one of the• ma keepers. When ships' go by, island 4,_, WAY AND I —which superstition- brands as a Tint vronders of the globe." Artists families ' turn out to wave table- WANTED TO GO y threat to the destiny of Britain— cloths, clothes, or just their arms to - Y describe it as a place where "nature 1 ) wj. n t was revealed recently.' has allovetd herself to.run riot." The sa utatiun. THE OTHER,S9 `� Not long ago. "Macdonald," one average Australian, less articulate HE TOSSED `� • of the royal ravens -which have but just as appreciative, simply re- Although permanent residents of strutted traditionaliv for centuries fers to it as "wonderful." Its official the Great Barrier Reef district man- name is the Great Barrier Reef. A zge to make a bare living, their ME FOR IT in the quadrangles of the tower' was } found by the raven mater with,his formation of multi- colored coral is- mode of life is hard. The principal =c , head lopped off, lards, it stretches for 1,200 miles off industry, aside from the tourist busi- e A detachment of eight soldiers the Queensland coast of northeastern Hess, is fishing or hunting for the <r�; from the 2nd battalion Irish Guards Australia. pearly shell of a clam known as since has kept aright- and -day vigil The Great ITarrier Reef has al the trochus which is used for button t at the raven loft, ways been a mecca for beauty - loving manufactuie. Tradition has it that alt the day , Australians and current suggestions ,The reef, submerged at high tide,''- _ \ that the last of the King's ravens in government- circles arc that it may too: nature an estimated 1,000,000 jjj Oi <appears from the to��er, the be fitted up with enough eon%eni- years to. build. It is still growing s¢ • ►� non's mediaeval fort- m n- —both in size and in importance as " pia.., of Lod ences to make it the Cum o p ress will cruntitle, and Britain and wealth's showplace. ouc of Australia's natural attrae- ,hcr Dominions will cease to exist, lions. 7 » :\ rear - round,: v:arm- Nveatiter re The victim of the most recent sort, it draws all types of visitors. 4 ,., o Among the most famous was the late f a long series of executions in }} - - ! the infamous tower was buried novelist Zane Grey, who loved it for Not All Maniacs r >� with due ceremonial, for the ravens the deep =sca fishing it offered. Tour- tits like the trips in glass - bottomed j belong to the icing. The murderer., We hear many wails of indigna- is still at large, boats to ��atch the marine life, ill- however, tiutt from the poor pedestrian tvho eluding the odd shark. Another no- Because of one person's thought forced to pick his hazardous way velty is watching the natives ride less destruction, the 'guard of col- through this high -speed age. But turtles- After the tbrtles come up on lyl(�M, diers since has had constant duty, the automobile Legal Association "rr11 the beaches to deposite eggs, natives ensuring that nothing befalls the re- of Boston sends us an urgent plea J ` hop on their backs as they slowly moaning five birds. � for justice to the maligned motor- • Ravens, wings clipped to prevent 309 out into, deep water. i:t, who in 1946 traveled 249,000,-. their flying away, have been a fea- * '4. * 000,000 miles in the United States,,, �' •, : _, � /Je =�� ture•of London's history for 1,000 The actual reef is nut populated. yet killed only 9.-, people per 100,- 'RR year,. Traditionally, there should Year -round residents and visitors set 000,000 miles of vehicle travel. This alwa) s be four birds, but a fifth and themselves up on small islands which disposes, they say, -of the fiction a _ -- — iometirnes a sixth have been kept lie betweut the rtef anal the Conti- that every harmless pedestrian be- as "reset'ves." meat. Most of these atolls are pro- comes an irresponsible maniac the Mounties In West Britain Still Leads The birds are believed originally trusiors of sunken land though some moment he gets behind the wheel. - Get Two-way Radios In New Shipbuilding I to have flown in from the Essex _ " i .marshes whenever there' was an 4 1 -- - - - — execution. Thev are said to have The two- wa radio communica- The success of Brilairi's bid to - Y hovered over Attar Boleyn, one of (ions network linking the Prairie to regain world ship- building pre- Henry 11I1's ill-fated wives, when Provinces, to be operated by the eminence is in heartening contrast she was beheaded. R.C.M.P., should be great "a3sist- with the difficulties and disap• Their span of life is about 50 ' once in the policing of the West. pointments the United Kingd{ym ; years, though there is a record of J acidentally, it Will be the first of is encountering in other lines in one bird dying from a surfeit of its kind ever used by the R.C.M.P, her drive for industrial recovery, ` liver at the age of 68. motes The Edmonton journal.. observes the Sault Daily Star. ; For constant Smoking Pleasure ! High- powered equipment will be Britain's output of new ship . i y Stilt �O #ECtlaff � t a installed. in most \1'eatrrn detach- eoBritain'an ' in 1946 more than_ _ _ s ments. Subject to the limitations of equalled that of the rest of the ; iy radio range• police cars' will be world combined, for the first time Itiore than govt] genera} heath is .� equipped with two -way sets, and since 1930, it •is revealed in Lloyd's needed to ward off the communic- three R.C.ad.P. planes in Alberta Register of Shipping, the authori- able diseases. Doctors say that, aI- , though disease is less likely to in i "wilt be similarly outfitted. tative source of the worlds ship- tack a healthy person than one in ' { From the stand int of crime de. • .building figures. pa "EXPORT P British out ut for 1,946 was 235. :'our condition, such protection as er • ' tectioa: a system of speedy. Coco- p � nculation, vaccination and other � munication through three Provinces 000 tons covet than "in 1945, an in- forms of immunization is essential, _ should prove of inestimable value, crease of 26.2 r cent. � Cigarette Tobacco But its usefulness will o far be- particular]; for children. , t R Canada, inC.dentally, • rank � As children go bark to school this 4� k, ound the necessary police function third in figures of tonnage Paunch- Fall, medical authorities count on • - ek ' of apprehending n'rong-doers. •1 he ed outside Britain in 1946, with a parents ensuring their safety by tak- ti . ' 'Mounties" of today have so many total tonnage of 71,898. ing advantage of all the special °>! other duties, particularly in outly- - - -,- ,scientific protective measures ing areas, that the radio set-up The hoe is still the best weed- ALSO AVALM ,I should serve as public "insurance" FOUND ' kilkr for ordinary home gardens; I : Not His .. _. OINW is other ways. the chemical weed - killer 2,4 -1) is 4 _ It will speed the calling of med- • • Teacher: f +rr' i f for had SS in oat effective in destroying broad- I pa,krt axd $10 in another, uhad ikat aid to remote settlers in need leaved weeds in the lawn but is tcould you have? i 1 of such attention and' in reporting y • _ tonsh or forcrt fire;. ],vans, and garden, � ' .. • : -. _ - P 13 equally effective to killing tomatoes, !,�»r„n� � "Somebody else's - troxr- peas in .the • - - _ . RADITIONALLYr Ale has always been distri= -' 1 -. - - �' bated in gree n— 'bottles but, owing to- -the _ - -- _ present shortage of green glass, some .Ale is being bottled in vA i to or amber bottle ;:.. - _ - : - -- - _ _ -- This is a' tem ora • • measure—and does not in MBE e o _. ect � ; ny way • a quality of the pr uc BOTTLES _ } -.. r ]� Published �J TN V -^ - THE BREWING - INDUSTRY - - _ 0 �AR10 GREEN A ONTARIO) tr .. ._ i .- - ;5:f•,�; What Science is Doing t�C1aSSlfled Advertising i i'ttit Bristles At:Ei.Td 11 ANTED I O,EDICAI -- - - -- OILS, GREASES, TIJtES, �'K'T N'.1LT- liver)' sufferer of lthe i"m a +1{ Pains or Keurlue should try Diioa a { Inrec•t ivides, Rleetne Fence Controllers tL0usr Rc•med)•. Munro's Drus Start-. 335 Elgat. Hog bristles seem to be fighting z., and Bart- Pains. • Roof Coatings. -etc. Dealers Ottawa. Yurtpsfd i1,00, - r fjl,l a losing battle. Long. years ago, such I wanted N'ri;r N'arco Crrasr : Oil Limited. I --- - - - - -- -• -- • - - -- -- watches until bristles were used ill J Toronto. HIGHLY RECO313 KNDEll - lively sufferer a ' of Rheumatic. Pains or Neuritis should Uv .1 -. "; displaced by the Bair spring of steel, DAN e•9ickb L•ixon's Rvmed). 3luru'r Drug store, sttf And fora Lon time the hug \\'a3 - - - -- - - Elwin, Ottawa. I•oslpald $11.00. g -_ ' WEEK old _ ulleis lmmediatn deli,erY. • - i the undisputed leader m the roduc- p P 13 -9 -a•6 1. D -- ,,,,:•- tion -of quality bristles for )sent Ii A reap tar some wow Doulhaveearr. We UPI'\ ►RTCNITIJ;.'1 FIIK N'llllEN •-� '.,+, '• ...�:�::: Q 1 adv:e�• eau wren soon. We have a limited BE A HAIDRESSER� . •brushes, write' `tie. p. l�. In The quantity of da)'olds also. order now tot ?F ' AUSast -Sept chicks. limy Hafc•hcry, 130 y "�R ��� JOIN CANADA a LI;A LINU bl'HOOL .' �i,•� C ristiau Science \lonitor, rJuha K., Hamilton, Ont. ul :?'.':• ::: • ^`'� . 'i. � i - - - --r- -- - -_.._ -. ...� _.�. I Great UrDnrwnNy Learn .,. _.r. During the war, hove\ er, the hog Hx1rdrewlns g TWO WL}:K old started chicks: Tarred w W35 fOTCCd t0 take a l�acl: seat by Rocks. \ew Humpshu-es, Ne)v Hampanire rwasant dign,fled profession. good wages. `•K F� the appearance Of synthetic l,ristleS X Barr,d Rock. Light Sussex X Kew Hamp• lboutands successful Illustrates ue a America's gr -&test s. nhlre nun,a,xed 15 h5, Pullets 13,95. Assorted of various kinds. And now there iS . i Seavy brw•de 14.95, pullets 17.95. white og�s tree Write or Call 51: 'a new threat to his former mono Lsh•,rn. White Lc�horn X Barred Rock, tlARI'E1. HAIRDR9:SSINO _ X' Be lar't Auslralorn X Wh:te Lel:horn Pullets S('HO)L9 oly. :5.113. Asburtvl \[edlum and Light Pullets $Sit sioor bt w , rorunto .•� mIXIUCC Of C:Ut'lu, ill +!aI11Cd = 7:. Th".., w ek old add 5.00 per hundred Branthes 44 King 6t. Hamilton 4 )v,•'t 01.1 add 30.00 Per hundred. Shipped d 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa • ,ti t from -:.m milk, liJ N'AL 1S C.'- !'t'.0.'). A au pulls• }s eight weeks to lasing. s' 1: a es, x r . °'a "•� :. .., y' y' 7s,! : . truJeJ ,through ':t suital,le die and Top = '.0ten Chic• ertre_ Cu .1 ;.h_ Ontario. i .. PATL>TB then subjected to' finishing opera- - - - - - - ^'''�. ,•+y __- ISCILDING 31ATERIAL iiTHE:RSTUNALGH 6 ('ontpauY Patent . »: guns The resulting hri;tle is r, -utld _ ..- -- -- - -- I Sobeilorr enaourr,ea tayo ry King Wr■u - e t,l:)lE. \T bvwer pipe and Vyproc deb\•ereA . in cross section sad black like purse- toraata t]or,afet of Inrorma non an request. - - ' an >',rnerr., J. Brut. one � _.- - - --' --- . PERSONAL_ lieu or China pig bristle and can be 'New •la,•antu 199x. u roduced in any length or diem - - - - - _. • - 'y p :•• ,SC 6J \Eay UL1'VR'1'L'AITII•:h i OY'1•'IVIAL Sla \• \ab Hietm'y LY R. A. Jelrerr , •., ;•,, --' - -- -- - - -- -- -- Including Slembership One Dollar. Writer desired. i A BUSI,\8SS of four uwn for only $24. StacNab Historical AF, eiut,un. Fotyet. Ont. zl The casein bristles are said to be Intr. ace 'aur revaletionary patented house 1 ;____- _�- _,-,_ ;� -_- sic =_- ' Warfare Loom* on Great Lakes Waterfront.- \1 itii the C:an• particularly well adapted for use to hold cea,ity Wr.:e for run parlicuta,a. - Pl ;oyuoR_APHr Box • 4s r, tdetaide \V., 'forontu, . _..- adian Seamen's' union's ex- president, Pat Sullivan, heading ; paint brushes because_ they arc rC- __ _- ______ ._ .._ . . _..._.___ NL• WAY,Photu btrt•.ca ofitrs )uu the latest ' " rival union .-si-hich seems to meet with the approval of some sistant to oils and organic, soh'entL INl'[i.IvI1S -Let us help You aril that m- in photo futisning. Films deteloped and L vcnuon us, .des. Patented or Hope[, need. one arckh ci alt print or each negative cont- shipowners, r the C.S.Q. is strttg ling t0 Il]allltaln 313 S'w aY In defense of the hc�l hugs it Our new -m -i hod .la unique. We' contact i ylele In snapshot ,album 30c. Reprints 4c. g bands r at firms lookinrc for good ideas. Pur bitter gaahl,% and faster persona service among organize=d labor on the Great Lakes.. Harr. Davis, probably should be' mentioned shat L Write Tturntwnod ;.xni:s, 7C8 Xv,`- al,a Ave.. send your filma to Nu \4a)'• Photo Service, aright, new president, declares his union is not anxious !nr Ftrike most of the hog brlstics used here Taranto. y Satwr a- Ucpt.- C'._Toiont _ i ' come from China and Europe.' \'ut, �+., battles, but that if shipping companies break contracts ,:IS Wren DYKIN(A Avu CLrsANl�u I SATISFIED CUSTOY.ERS� we hasten to add, that our domestic - ­- - -_._ ______.- will tie up shipping. Cyril Lenten, national treasurer, and T. , IAY19 YOU asyin,na aeear d)•-:ng or clean all over 1'anaLLa hogs couldn't raise nice bristles. it 'is .'G. McManus, secretary, : help Davis count strike ballots in ag" "rite to ,. to 'aturmatton we are ; . RECOMMEND STAR SERVICB , joie that the 'l,r al bristles are not glad to {newer rout questions Depammea 1 You feet find "anars`• ana prompt servos last year's t \•ater-ir021t fro \ -. 'IOOg eftouErh, d7C. t0. the fact that I H. Parsers r)ra Works Limited. 791 Yon„ 1 from this b,a, rti -tile siudia. t ' American ho raisers du not, as a • Street. Toronto. Ontario - - AVI SUR WILL f - rule, keep boars long enough tit gtow EARl1s FUR SALE DIIAZ IWE:D and I•KINTED Soe bristles of the desired- length. ...'. -- e Reprinir Isom sour ucgat,ees 4c ... - welt fenced and draind. GOOD 100 acrrs. = mounte* ewarcrmontr • x 6" nc. Cn- 1 ;ouna arc ha rJ Drytmn,nR to ls•n r. All build. � la r:rn.enls framed ' it 9" in Gold, SJver. Inge ,n excellent condition John A rSft;r Walnut or Black Frames 14c, it picture Gigantic Trust Brussels. Owario - - colored 94e Prints ant. enlargemrnu, .YOR.SALF good grata an,: \airy tarns.r130' mad• rmm 0slnrs o! lost m•c,tiv,s.' ...{ ., - •seer. ovvr Puri workabic. ,ate of runn.na Ilept. H l.a(C3t infUFtllali0l]i11l1iCate¢ f }t ;t wurrr, 9 Duiki,ngs, *-to. t•ncee. sugar burn STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE l L the gigantic industrial trust into ant e%anorator. small 'down Payment. balant• 1' .. .:_ B O_ S I2f. _ M_ r�'I U= E-F1_ CE - ' A, - T_ II R- U= Y=TO 1 arranar&"*ll with or without stock and Ji\ l e* i2isq implomPrils; 1w.ic h ae ate orga Haler north Belleville. F. Elliott. td oat Huntlo k 1' 1YAKTFD seizcd German industrie in their . ' +� t r lit - - r�\ tone Of, the Reich. now compri�C9 is. AI'ItES. high and Low rand d:: t.11abi•, � WANTED- to ears of dressed per Li Tog r^= �t not- t'tatl 200 enterprises. •j'he buildings in fair shape. • h)dro. _0 mils Prices for too birds JneeDR Cooper LIm1lN. r 1 Ifs] +' includes all trOfl works 111 Cht from' Cataws. 'off Prra.•ott Highway. N'nll Nnultr7 D•Dt', 2054 Danforth Ave, Tormte m without al. -k and rquipm.•n r. Apply s (W• An custom Evading' "- - `�L \ % // .. I'tU55tat] zgne•, al! tailruad and auto- Sterling SenFie, Karr, R R, Nu. .. Ontario.) mobile p ?ants, anti 70 per cent of all K IsALE - s rrir a it has to rioeities nu s,0 w/ r ' / �IAiYTi�1S optical nil other precision industr E 'y • . / AIRFORCE SALE I� Facto P P j New rt C A -F•, Leather 4r-ss 'bnots- - rat\ nfdieriak. clestric power, and H.C.A.Y. n-w ralnconla -!4 P;., AFMX Paris �f Y �0 _ [ran +portation, faeilitie acrd. a!1 lInewi- lLI, Btankar -S: 9 . 11'rtt• far yolhvoft output Leos$ to the Soviet Uniou. Fr'a lannrtia. - Thrifty Sport .Shop, So %ERT>AIN DAYS of MmAbt 129 Church St., Toronto. Ifrnaedimalmonth lydi■Wrbancm cause ym -- - 1Vlodexn Rushers - - - -- to ■afar ner os9■ tea■ioo -at such tires.- rx . .. _ t1 .tt'TIFL'l Black Co,k.r ftpun,rl H,tah •, .� Yuppies, ChamDlor9111P breh -li0c. Will make this vary e�'arux to relieve such symptoms. •-� .e Travel b Truck .: • geeptlanal Kvnnrl slunk \v rue or Phone `� /j/j►t/tj�r� Cowroewi priers land, P- diara0„mea South. HnmU for / Ls (/�AQ/!/Jl lli Y tat - ;.a7►,o,e. :ISaskatchew"an rant-herb' a( -tion In'. j.gF ;- tl'TIFL'LLY matkrd F. °a41'r };quads ' F I rewAterod. Bad from ' imported sirs. •- - •ti :• 1 . _, pOSLilig st111ditlj{ rewards for flit L'rnmptly eratW and ehipu•d, Ybone or write ' 'S A� F S - r,'-•, Peter 1 r,�. 290 or '13)1 Hurfnrd. Unt. .. rust- -_. -'_- ---- w- --'-_' - - - - - - - - -; O Ora OE cattle . ,. arrest a'tlrl c iwicti tt r4 a 1 interesting remind- CLE'TRAV o t..rpI!is,• trs•••m'cr,irh a ft. Dull - r'rotert your ffUUhr wad 4 ARR ' doa.r, liyd'rwli< lift. _ Apply' L'ew E. - 1.01- ; Icrs pr''uaiJ : n ° • er that mllch of \\'r,icrn Canada card. Bruno-la Oct. J."Ona 5t. r 13, from f iRF moot THIFrt Ea. We vy Still is pioneer co+in.try. ahliouAn the I ENGLISH nn n,sr pt-s. i have • dg. and type of Safe. at d! Aladdin f ,. Vt,rtroro liver and x, Old "waif} N'ryt" t� n1,C, says T }tt. whit- ano•3 she••• err! 'irfd Prosper, 6. Mrs, Vablues, far say purport. Ybdt i g i R'mdsn: ,, li Pngano•h�_ilA, Toranta_^ > _ _ _ miss. ee write far pr1,•e +. err.. H • 1:dm0 »tOt7 'Journal. \'resent day j ErOR - \LIi:- Ay,anirr hull. wyn)ktc 1lorlt- t$rpt. N rustlers do not face the' prospect irnd_,•r4w -, 3 -yr•r old. Robert 13urk:na•' aye 1! of bctti ban rd to the nearest tree ham, r, If_ - , •i.r.'n. Ontario. J &J,TAYLO! LIMITED a Lucky"' Fe11ov� a p, iE canf:ht• but Sting standin re- FOR s -\1.1: at~t 60. terra of timber con• _- rist,+rg u, Iac'•rn. SLnDb and Hemlock sou: TORONTO SAFE WOR� wards of $1210 - r71,..I, ; .:;.h. -= t a ►r, Vi -s and Uohr, vnrY tall fleas 1OR TORONTO V 3 i " ... - nn1«- rr- n,t�i�i�fnr „t)nni`k oak•. APP rll•S Frost ]f 1. F:.. 'rerowle feel the need f'•r , igilaucc in pro- ere ,. Apply testa t, it suck. The money ` -' - - - _ _ p:stwtsl .aed ef+R1 ng ,- a f M -, t Aladdin and the gent of his magic lamp could may bring in iltforrttation that will FLAGS ' produce Anything desirfEd ::: no scarcities ... no delays: a, -ist the pt- 'i c ill rounding up she A1.1. S;zer r'n,on Jacks or t:anad�,in F.nstalta t+ w s,. want Panting Special ;adian offering on 4% lbut when It comes M building new Hydro generating thin es_ , _ one 6 toot t Qu mitt. Peat err sewn cocoon. 'HARNESS t , R _ D,rrount for quaatiura Rnghtt�n sour Com- & COLLf11�.7 t ' scald len admit rustling has- de- munit; or home by 6Y,ng a ii-d Quality dag. ' pUnh to supply Ontario s oar- growing demand, lack John Leikle Limned. r Wellington 1st. Wert. Farmers Attention -- Consult � creased following the post\car boons -,of building materials Is proving a problem for which in i,lack market beef;, But 'they'. UVOLIa 1 -� nearest Hartiess Shop - - - -, _ - ' liVUD laruvy uatl 1tilitary ,\ \'*gone, suitable _ ! _ " iHydro has no magic cure. claim enough livestock still is stolen tvr farm*, lumberuis, m,nmg and contract- We 'Staco Harness .Suf,f,hes. r lug Also f,va lorries and hub sleighs. :�•r Sell Onf QOOds'OnIV through •' to Warrant the Payment of re"irds 11,'rrte rill tstrticularv. l'rrtr- .J..13orbridge. . G i '`.- Vemand for electricity is growing faster than new for capture of the thieves, soy flaaa I;Idc„ 01isMX. _ sealer. T taco Leather Goods .._. _ GREAT DANE PUPPIES dealer. The goods are right. and _ y - power plants can be built. It takes a staggering amount. - so are our prices. We manufac- .,RunaWa Man aF:I.I. 31ARKF,D chnlrP.onrhtn flock with Lure In Our Factories - Harness Of concrete, Ebel, lumber and electrical equipment ft- ;' y extept.lanat blood tim-s. Fawn ,vith black :_ ._ _ marks. 363 Btrookdate Avenue, Toronto, tl_t'. lfOrse Collars., Sweat Pads. _ •��'." build a new power development. It all has to be shopped 6119, Horse Blankets, and Leather c' What arc the odds, that �r(n can `'fors, delivered to the job and assembled. A difficult task dim ar �,neter tic iound if- i R.\aTl" Lul'\TY. _ muss rrtra ii,aho y iravdling. Goods.. ' ln�i -t on 1 Plx 1 Nn, C3. I mliQ from lake, covrrmg 'fan Sta:o Brand Trade lllarked In those days of short supply. arc .fed up With it ,all? :According .ummer re*wt, half mils ft- 8,1 new nt)r Goods and you set satisfaction - rr,n, house with water and turn,., c, prac- _ 4 t� a deteailc agency, tltcy're about I treally new barn, rile and large c•attie and !Bade on1v I)v .a 'To provide everyone with all the electricity they might I fKx} to 1 against you. bur, every p,i• bat n. Its) axrmatna •:00 sore, 90 tars• SAl1�lUEL TREES- CO., Ltd. single wife -,\ho -trays fain' the clrart-d. also ng on lake 2ha acres w•tthaut { like to ose during fall and winter months Would require Duild,n.a iron ung on lake pal[ mum d,stanat, houseltold, ti,orc than a thousand Sir acres sown to oats and sceted. ]: acre• 42 Wellington St. E., Toronto now generating�.stations equdl to about one -fifth of Our husbands disappear. However, it's 2' , � °'o } "''1 Linn at marhi.tery. new or In WRITE FOR CATALOGUE `? - c'.,al condition.' AnalY- \ \'• L. dTat'ton. I:an- Present total-supply of over 2,600,000 horsepower. Con- to 1 easier to find the 'malt, i •,anti, Ortt. , --istruelion on those and other Hydro projects has been r}aili:rt }:. Euslish Seit,•r pat•S. Adam • ...r,.. hind!. It R. Ku. 1'.�'ut,•mo.ut. 3 mlrs wnder way for a long time. Your Hydro is pushing them - of /,rsel.t F.Ri F:17i,da, Higneta)�,l__- iTOP���� N atA TIRES 1 just as fast as materials can be obtained .... aiming to e t esi _ `} t do in 6 oars what would normally take 7 years. no Quick $tor nchitrg „,Hefei Dii•s. heat vas 600 X I8 - is.00 I ,G y k we are overstocked at the present -of guw '- �' �- gcsema, hives pimples scales,scabies athlete will start delivering 70,000 horsepower this fall. Another foot and other externally caused skin troubles tree trsAe -m fires (guaranteed to be In es, w�„c CIGARETTE y rellent ehapet Ni 1 f t�'�le�qu�ick•FTIO. -ootilna, antiseptic D D D. : rou't G 81,000 horsepower in 1948. By 1950 the huge Ottawa tl�REiGRIPTION. C,.easelrss, stainless Itch' Ail ordria nnlpDed Truck D. 8prFai MTractoi stops or your onev flack. Vour druggist for vulcanizing Truck and E'aim Tracwt j!r•rav PAPERS River development Will (tart t0 pour Its 360,000 posse- It ks D. D D REfCRIPTION. Tires BEA•c'VN TIRE corn -r Queen ano �o•o' t power into the Ontario Hydro system. cork St r: Hamilton. ant _ _ d �. ' - I OXTARIO'S U T MVD.Ekh, ` HHEMORRHOIDS EQt'IPPED TIRE SHOP • ' Few laces in the world have as much electricity Dralen Wanted p At:E_VTb \\ANTED _ available per person as Ontario. However, we must con- 2 Special Remedies - 1 $,,YIRllREtisla'U pt "4 ' , r _ t serve our electricity so that new homes; farms and by the Makers of Me"a Ohttmerst i' Mecca. Pile Reined Nn. 1 is for Protrudi i L EAR \ Hairdressing the Robertson method ,a t;. 7 tnrurmat,on on request regarding classes r% industries will all receive their share; so that the wheels Bleeding Piles, nad is mold in Tutee, with pipe Rt•Lertson's Hairdre■sina Acaderiv. 127 Ave 4, or interns? application. Price 75c. Mecca Pf1t our Rnnd Toronto' fir, f Of our factories will be kept turning and maximum em- Remedy No. 2 is for External Itching Piles. Sole _ _ ! larrfCU' pro -WO/ n tar, and is for ettcrnnl use only, Prins 505 n>eLr RAATF.D- F ploymont and production maintained ... USE HYDRO _lvdir b:• womb -r f- -•t •' 7's, Qu Y `!= WISELY and then will be enough for all. GENERAL DUTY NURSES j R For %larkdale Private go-pit!-I. 1190.0e 1ho °"h' � BLUE'COVER ; en your BACK montfi full maintenance. Anpy Dr. R. aparINFR N 1. c�a,ornot. Nlarkdale. Ont. MA PURE WHITE i t,r:AVL'ATL•' nurrrs. Apply- to Superintend-. On sale 111 - a 4 t-nt, Kirliland and District Hospital. Kirk- Canada • ...ACHES..: Conede : pra.aernln, •• 1•+1111 Laae. Ontario, I•It. \NI:'LIN Township, tiro teachers wanted: / t Protestant. for rnoderit up-to -date Rrhools.' Double dOq` E ' • / Backirche is often caused by lan kidney nudes to commence Sent. 2. Salary $11.500A(s ' Automatic -T RE aeS 011_ When kidneya get OftOforderexeeas with revownition of prevloua teaching eirpri- .,lloplseves uldaandpolsensraftinin1 :6 system. 'lt" once. fifty dollars per year up to six Years. "1 } ft • • baekatiler Iteadaahe, rhetmlatie Plat. . State qualifications Rriq telephone numl+er. ��.�✓ • \I,PIY lira, Arthur Booihby, Ore - Treas., fort ovy e O curbed resr*r that 'tired ow feel* may t,rnninctnn. (n•;, Fsr EASY ROLLING vie a - O sestet foil". ' To bet kidnt - '-' Z 10 - Z A 0 help y� yg : FILLY rxnrricnrrd farm Irhurers, not!• l 0 vierkelg pnperly -ace Dodd's iCitktey Pills. drink,rR aro at- in 40, 9n good hearth. CIGARETTE ROLLER = l - - T popular, safe 11on4law- fears- 'oily rannhf• man nerd npply'. Yearly tnw ' r r r ubyment, i:no,i n ^, q(.x Thor. AlnRf'i•. 'r iry _ Ins. demand Dodd'a Kidney Pills, to fi}e blue ,1bpl., Rims cfierA Fnrm, P. R'. No. 1. Pt'R -n .' . best trit6 the nd band. Sold em-limee v. n,•eL out. ISSUE SQ -1947 _ t..1d32�l��Cl� Au V tf 8 C)araified Advt. Rates til Q WANT DER 20 words or less, '35c. —if charged, 14Q1Q� ��a:L f a ,35c, Over 20 words, le. per word USE BARGAIN — 4 blacks -faced breeding _ Y, 11 NQ• i owes. Layzcl�, Wocciview Ru-a. Scar. 848. CUCUMBERS P-BE WAtiTi;D to Rt N i — • 610 w oW Dinners : >WAN feet of flour bpx2, :i ur near 'Luncheons, Teas' Pickering, with electricity .cr :git Family Dtmera a Specialty fir PICKLING purposes .. j slop work, Phone Pickering 8 R 12. Banquets, Parties Aug. 8. Wedding Receptions a Specialty C$11: rLOUR C,ESTIFIED RASPBERRY PLAN Rooms and Boca AvaiLble Write Box 754 Campbellford, Ont., Phone Pickering 55 R 12 e•p_ / (� i for illustrated folder and growing �7 �iQ 9�""CtAl Rtci- c "know how". Don't delay. Supply HIGHESIT PRICES PAID "y Limited. Aug. Ibl FOR OLD HORSES ( `ows 2 -323 ) And Hurt or Crippled Cattle. ' S Experie-nced -sp ayTpainter, steady Picked up at !your own piece. Parr' arr 3 s Elevator STANLEY ° work. Apply J. F. SHIELDS �AGINCOURT, Phones - Offffice 38W, Res. 38J '' Skidmore Mekal Products 2nd Con, One Mile North We have Molasses -- -Order Early. } MILE WEST OF ELLESMERE, _ Rouge Hills Fairport Road OFF MACKENZIE ROAD. Two Cars of Pig Grower on hand.' Theatre. Nov. 15 Oat L Wheat Chop. Scratch Feed YOUR FULLER BRUSH MAN _._ �� ceases._•.. ��,; , 16 Percent Dairy y Claremont Locker will refund postage on Mail Orders Be sure to start your hens on the StouffViffe OLD _HORSES WANTED right Layiaz Mash -- Master Fuller Brushes, Stouffville, Ontario System Campbell Mi>ik Ranch Pays Feeds. are Proven and Guaranteed _ .phone Stouffville 343 and chargeg,on.phone calls to: ' *••* 4 , Phone 6502, ,tonffville, Ont. Standard Size Locker $9.09 A Yost $1b.00 AT YOUR FARM J HARDWALL E1,ASTER Saturday Mo`'nee at 2 P. IIL. (Kindly cut out this ad for futures Cutting ul Room and Chilling Room Ins-dating Wool and Batts • Doors Open Filch Night At L31 Available Free To Customers PHONE' AGINCOURT 18J12 Roofing; B., C. Shingles and reference. you may . receive your COLLECT Asphalt Shingles FRIDAY and SATURDAY - SOME LOCKERS AVAILABLE _ choice of lovely gift items now) - PREPARED FEEDS ' Aug. 22 For Pickup Master and Maple Leaf AUGUST 8 and 9 `w TAYLOR - LOYS T - - - — — a�::u uuu �srs�r BINDER •T W IN E APPLICATIONS WILL BE PHONE CLAREMONT "W t 1! Canyon Passag . ' RECEIVED Lawn ' -for the posit'on of caretaker for the f L8Wn Mowers Claremont, Oat. Dana Andrews and Suasn Hayws - Rouge Hill School. Light maintain- McLellen s NEWS — SELECTED SHORT: ance work and ability to _fire a hot '.$haipeaed and Repaired water heating system essential. Al)- SERVICE STATION and - - ply, stating qualifications and sa:- 1LOiVDAY and TUESDAY -i Garden Seeds, Garden Tooke AUGUST 11 and 12 ary expected, to J. M_ Blackwell, R. IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS t _ R. 2, Pickering. Further information Tin Repairs - Grft" and Oil = . S on request. Applicatioaa grill' be re- Paints, 0�7s and Turps. ' : Mar ' - - ceived until August 9, 194 ?. _ Batteries for • Sale - Ebatglas y - - general hardware _� - - -- .- -- -- __ Also. 8. Thee For 3a�e — - Jeanne Crain m Alan ounIs • _ PMONL' PicxInt"a I Ins. tTT TT QQ.1d►it8 - FOUNDATiONB - Ad Ma: 460 PICK ER I N G - - � Y a� �i V r�� Y SEABED O= - -- -- > Open 8.3p A. IL To 1960 P. a HARDWARE 1:w •..r.►v IN CELT W'Oi� WEDN'XSDAY and TBiJ1MA' L pbons PScloeri� 46 ' AUGUST 18 and 14 ' OM at 40' " *'VV: AN OPPORTL*i� M i <� so D Dark i Yov�re Hstnhiiahed Rml Watkins DEatrlet Mirror +•+ be the �a �f h�'� ICsreenwoodo OntA. . -Oh°ia DeHavuhwld Lew A.rep w�, nmds.a !a•iw do• •oial� to mocas"� mw ms have or can secure travel oattit, this !STAFFORD 6 ROS. .. p owe PIOL 'f B 21 :Adult )�atertaiameat - - Tss.�o.dlrs T.Q. $.elr�` r�°. vm�si�aaIa�� Is yow oppor4uaitq to vat establish- i[annment� Works _ :game l•ebwb& ed ke a- profitable business of year /NONE Wt11TlY SS! • - -BNfht said now For J. Watkins Company, 318 Dundas ST. E. Whitby Quality Drugs ad and p d Moe now. Gah7 - - Dept. 0 -P -18, 2Y77 Masson St. Moon- Aetarats Dle�pa Wo stoat of MO etaw This Is The Best tress,. and p.r�. . .Ioek as new leather coal. , : Play ��4 ! �G i�,�' ' C L E N DE 1NI N �'' S �� C winal>I�rs, aid gente �r W ED IC CH FUNERAL DIRECTUIR lop st very reasonable Priam L FARM p R DUCE Private Ambulance STORE HOURS - sad be eoasincoi. SERVICE Phone Mark. 9YW Week Days - 8.80 L IL. • • P. N Sa. mvasta P. - ST Il sill, Orl #. day - 12-80 A IL'- s P -. IL. a sand St »..t WeaL, Qarawn. C 4 _ ._... At this season of the year we area Low Coast �4yes, PULLETS —. f especially good buyers of HENS, 20n ULLE'T or scale. WI . 1 SPRItiC', CHICKENS, EGGS,- to-, Pisa. B. Leghorn, laying heavy. Reasons SPRTNG LA`4RS wW VEAL COla�• - %time Y + �$E RE %ALL STORE Bring. Andrew ilea n , A. R. 1. Pi washer Bring, 1 1 mria north C".surrh CALVES � seem Frey. PHONE PKW as AvAux. seem R we are not getting your prnd- Sa'a. ls01 ! now 1 late CARPENTERING w a u appreciate ace n d e a . PP . : yaw Ming us a trial. You wiri ca�pr.,r. CEB ENTOO WANTED l find our rrices equal to or bctte! R.Laifdaag PLUMBING _ RADIO SERVICE lfaan those you eLn get elsewhere. Service ROOrIN(>♦ DEAD HORSES AND CL'LM " W Quarantood e 90 also sell Brantford otfns des For Free Pik PhaM; _. Beafty Wuher Store Ysterials empire . ' _ ' PICKERING 344 -3" DUPONT ST. meat. Duro Water »� .. .. • • � '' Pickering Faun _ p �,•� PICKELtING. - .. .. .. 98 R TORONTO —Tel. RAM. 3440 STsatems, Beatty Steno PICSERING .. . �,i m lied • Every Thursday All Year Round E ildbw M and Matedafa CLAREMONT .. Our Service Truck Calls In . Whitby 338 — Night or Dav PICKERING - Wont t3aara ogee AGINCOURT . • ... ... 0 --, ^ . wiaoo Mantas wii .. .. .. Ali . !Lake or Hodci we Pay The Phone Charg�aa ' WftITBF, O�1TARi0 :service Make Of = F. J. PROUSE ''!CORDON YOUNG LTD - _ - - -. We do building f ad idnda ARTHUR FIELD For Serswice Phone Pick 12'W g ?HONE i! B g :Toronto —. phone: Ad. 3686 Phone Pickering 66J OWN rO r#jf —T BOXY THEATRE MARKHAM _: Centilluous nightly from '7.37 Last complete show at 9.80 • - - i`Zi►, f �� as f ]dati>,ee Ssbnrdays sad Holida _ - 'By B U ys at 2 P. m . FRf1. (BAT. August S and 9 . -...._ - LARii >'ARSSI• • •- 7danifioeat stars of The Jolsloli Story Re � � ���,�� EVELYN KEY" ,' Mi,, ���, t =Rene ales '' Al[ r#E W4Y g w NEON. - TUM I luxm 21 and 12 �..�. :.�' FA3tEa ARE LOW TJee sea►�est �x to Nwmm- r:. -- �� �Iai Tdr Tex Ialuded 81ue .Skies +, i - • . ' '._ - .. .. I .- . Ia Tealtnicdlor �, FR011f DICKERING KING CROSBY 1 r, (FRED ASTAIRE ' ST, JOHN $42.45 �Aatumt 18 and 14 - '•��•' ,, :ILAL:FA7C�- $bb b - TA4 swep't..ro�........Action QUEBEC — $21.15 DANM ANDIREW$ - , 7ANJO 'WYATT CA 4 (Subject to Mengel Oiriesang a. EASTERNHOUSEI - .Phone 45 4 V • � . •. ... _ , /y.y +. '`rr. ys� In any- way contribted to nuLking the A. T. Brad. C LA RE 'S Field Davi such a big succeas. v, bistrict President, and be the guest a good attendance is expected Host speaker at the churth M 0 NT service next Sunday morning. Sin. eases of the aftl?rnO-Dn are: Mrs. N. C. C'Osaol wik be soliaigst. e. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dopking. Dun. K&'S*r CUP TOUrUsAft4bt Here - I at the %, Burton, Mrs. G. ROCIVOZ4 Mrs. T. so -d", spent the week-end at tae borne Dine Of Mrs., John Coates. A tournament of Men's Mixed Dou- Phillip "d Mrs. .0. Barton. me "' Our VOunx People have Mrs.' ictor Robinson and family bles for the Kalser'Cup was played orita� : �� I . � Kil Mora-an k�vaas. bOft hollaaying in Northern Mra- Ivan Benson, AgLicourt, spent spent the week-end , with the Roy. Ora the local greens here on Wednea_ 7MM Russell W OLIXAM faray. day afternoon. Prizes TI a9horn 'aad Mr the week At the Maitland Anderson of chickens Bert Smith were callers at the Rob: Green River ,home. made- PriPe-winners of the tourna• ertson's during the holiday weekend, Miss Marie Morell, Plane At FWd Day Hallifibba n1ent to be &A110%-1ced next week. A Toronto was ..,,Abe week-end guest of Miss Helen The 21ane that was engaged in Mr. GeOrOe Law of Toronto, call_ "(too late for last week) taking ed 0-1 Mr3. T. C. Brown Mr. Norton h". king up Passengers all day long at On Monday "and Mrs. RObt. Austin who Mr. and MrA Williama are back the Field Day on Monday. ran into have recently settled at Locust HiU A number from 'hWre attended the Spent a day recie-itly with AEBB Ma Claremont again and have taken D. "L A Meld Day of Claremont in a slialit mishap ibout 8,30 BROUGH M morning, C Up While rid5ng to a stop on the rough C. % 7 residence for the summer. Wilson. B01b., ullo is a D. F. Mr. and Mrs. Livingston and two tke late war has pedigreed Cocker Rev. Jo ground that was being used for a Mr. Wenliam who gave children of Guelph blac4 and tan. us a very John and Mrs. (;Mover, o! r4 way. a wheel feel off. No one was inspiring message on Sunday; will this week with Brougham Zastings, spent the holiday here at are holidaying sPaniebs both the home of Mr, and hurt, although the plane was left at friends. Miss Margo Wilson spent Tuesday Mrs. Harry .-till T' be with Us again -,text week. We also Mrs. A. F. Ha Keith,. Montreal rvev and Misses of last week with friends at Actonlite ladv Pilot that Wa3 flying the Plane Mrs. R. Armstrong and Mrs. 0: home cm DI 'as '.; Miss Irene Reesor returned with her. 'MI Mr. Mundell and Jack Mundell of ' called at the Brown .Pofter. C;Irellnt uesday. The youn-7 expect a boy soPrano to sing for us Toronto, were in town on Monday was considered a real "daredevill, bv Armstrong andav morning. 34ur-Av's dog Tillie didn't like the Valling on old friends the kids Qf the town and followed Mrs, W and two daughters: also bean seen there ��d'spent most of 'i'ams. all of Toronto, visited the afternoons is the woods. 'Mr. and Mrs, Fred Morley and her aroGid all day.' Mrs. Seebeck j! . . % eebeek on Sunday. Gordon have returned from Prince . .. . .1 Mr. Robinson and Miss Zella See- ..Che wood (this Wftk's budget) their Winners At Lucky Draw beck called on Zeila's mother here on T. AL Barefoot, of Spruce. FAward Island after visi Winne MY ting Here are 4aughter and sister who is the winners at the lucky Sunday. dale i' ather J. B. Wn_ Llrng draw at the Fie Me a'e"Y"wo-od Woman's Assoc., son. a viaitimg her f 'd Day: 1st Prize to Mr- Bill Devitt has returned from 'Will hold a Bazaar and Tog on the Ross Barefoot; We are sorry to report Mrs, Glea- Allan Carson of $25; 2nd, of a press- Orillia after holidayinix with his Big- church lawn on Saturday afternoon, ja-,c,. beina ill. ure cooker to Harvev Coates a-id $10 ter Helen and fmnily, and Augu3t'16. Ajax, lt-r. ardrsilrs- Leon TondervoI4 is now od Wetton and Mr. Itims (nee Ethel Norton) both tor- Mrs. Carl Ardbex visited friends at the ParlL Born. to Mr.• and MrsL Ken pop- to Walter Carson. Winners of the with his parents, Mr. and There will be towels, apron., mis Clifford Llovd other th*y-one miscellaneous prizes Devitt. cellaneous articles, home-bakinjr and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, inerly of Claremont, a daughter, - were: Mrs. Chas• -Cooper, Wilda Bin- MI-98 Mildred Gillman celebrated a fishpond. Com'e and brinrX your and children of Dundw, spent a July 31, 1947. at Grace Hospftal.--on stead. W. Durq,� �ph Ilis Beej�y, A. her 91st birthday on Saturday even- friends. day I in J. S_u� last week with WoWrows uncle, Tozmto. e an Carruthers,' inx and entertained Mr. and Mrs. A B. W1IsolX e, J. Mrs. Gordon Ratcliffe,_— Dick Ward R. Southwood, D. G. Hamilton for Aurust serrice, In wW child- Sutherlamd,-' Mrs. L. C6mba, Mrs. tea, it being Mrs* -CherrYwood J� Benso.1 Wilson is sDor'tirix anew ._..7en, Stouffville spent the weekend Hamilton's birthday. We understand United Churth Cane presented t0 him by campers .1with Mr, and Mrs. Judson Ward. Gordon Taylor. R. Hill. Bob Ward, the cake was RrOod Mildred. Aug. 3----conducted by Y P. The Mr. and Mrs. George Lee, Stouff- W. Wallace, John Pilkev. J�. Bayles. Frie-id3 calling on Mrs. W. E. speaker will be 'M S. The Ladies' Aid Picnic at the Par"k Pearl Pilkey Norman Robinson, R. ",98 Diamond. today- Interested friends will be *el- vAe. visited with Mrs, Esther Pal. lfoltby durinq the Past week includ- Youth Worker of ual'nville. ComecL aver over Sunday. G. Carruthers, Len Hunt, Gloria ug. 10—a erlev, Geo. 'Hamnyond, J. F. Bayles, Bev- ed. Mrs. Forsyth, Markham Mr. 1d-- service in charge of W. A. - Mrs. Blake Lehman and chidren Miss Mabed Sanderson, Toronto Robt. Redshaw, Mrs Bayles. Mrs. Robert Cowan Oshawa "d Speaker - Mrs. Finn. of the Rouge. of Goodwood, Miss Joan Tilt, xPent, the week-end at the home of J. TaAor, Mr. Aug. 17 — �No t, of-rdr- * F. Parr' Mrs, 'and Mrs Del Ford.' and. Mr. Loryt'. service onto. spent the h Mrs. Maitland An&rson. F. A. Forsyth. 1?s.; Dick Holtby. ;f To AuT. 24—Rev. aoffma�, Locust HUI Lehinanpe mother.,Ot'dav with M206 no rOnto: Mr. and Mrs ,Mrs, Use- Spenceley, Toronto, via- 01. W. McEachnie. Mrs. ClifF Rej. Archi4i Marshall, Mr. Gordon Mar- " Aug. 31—McMeLachian. pastor Mrs. M. Draper, Had CU6_ Ida. Carl Anderson. .MozLt'friends over the hol no "I and ladv frle�d.- Toronto. Howard N&IOWM, Wd 4jrbaWi� ]MMS may 1 Mrs. AJIeft Michell Green Mr. and Mrs. 11.11anse, Mrs. Bob Beelbv wW farnav and 114anir. Many flanks 1010mm— River. .1 and little diatigbter were geets of Walton and Me Park Board wishes to thank Brwugk4a wo - IffOwsrd Malcolm, B the Michael Valentinon spent the. the Women's, Institute, the ladies men's Inedtate .'week-end at Mrs- Holmes a couple of days last rousham, Niagara Falls. The The- August-meeting of the Wom week. aeriousiv injured was 3 who donated cooking, those who he,,>_ last Sunday WhAs Mr. And Mrs. Floyd Coates, Tor- ed is booths. prize en's hwtitute will -leading a horse. The animal stepped - hws been aVendmir the weep donors. ticket , be heqd at the Rev. and MM McLachlan are on buyers, gportsme., TowrkshiV Hall on August 12, At 2JO vacation during the MO'Ath of Aug- 02 his left lax. 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"k Phone lvumbw E !' about it. Write her at Box A, room ►" .^ : � ANNE R fA � � ST 421, 73 Adelaide Strrrt, II'rtt Tor- The uali Tea lv"A f alway am4mle". - .1A DA Good Daughter ' Sh, will a� u:tlze through slecNless -12 6. �� g !'pights. praying for the girl's safe- ':Yr Makes Good Wife ty; she will accept abuse humbly, S _ - - roping the child will come to her "DEAR ANNE Hll <ST: 'dust 1 let r* senses. But she dare not dose her S O * my mother hick my bc,y friends? ` • eyes nor still her voice against her n „ "Anne Hirst "? cries an angry gir! l * daughter's dangerous course: * of 17. "I'm going steady now with s 1 f this piece todav were the last * a boy that she won't have in the ' one 1 write, f would write it about ORANGE PEKOE e *house ! She hasn't even met him,. " * this situation. I would lead with o` P * but she heard some gossip about *young girls to heed their parents' *him. He is 20, and 2 nice lby. ` • * counsel. to realize it springs only ��• * She doesn't even trust me." * from a greater love than they will " - THIS IS a too- commoit situation. * ever known again: The pity of it � �d 1Ct other prizes of $5 I; It rr 1ra; :,glee -..ith danger for the. * is that if a mother's advice ikere 15 girl., apprcllrn- * given by any other older woman, CONTEST *2 —W" tent»u 4 cared? sion for . her *the _girls �+ ould li ten to it ! WILSON'S s FLY PADS HAS gt LED MORE mother, and bad I o "A.L•F. ": It is the art o p FADS HAVE tpLLED . • r ',;�9,; f 'NILSON's ELY feeling all wisdoms to ,rrk one's friends among MORE FLIES. around. 7 he girt members of his own church. Then The Ism is cornet »twm drawn will .wW may be doubly neither the lad nor the girl invites r *f be °IOi' Aram !7 1os1. IFlaasn i prbtlelted In Sreotember. send attracted to . the the confusion which sometimes at- row setwer dons with the too 40, a - '. licit t bons »y of tits Wilson Product' resew )) b, bop because 'tends friendships brt-wern t,co people a rsaso X 6uiait{a to: she's been for- of different faiths. CONTEST * p HAMILTON, —WILSON YOPNTAO, CO., ` bidden to set C . f :11o1hrrs are zc' r and more air, 1 ° WILSONS RAT DUST INSECT REPELLENT, y E ��,. d BROWN him. She Pic- than perhaps you think. If you are ANT TRAPS, INSECT POWDER, FLY PADS, Ii111ts.'iwoil tures hint as the 'at odds with yours. left Anne Hirst MOUSE TREAT w.M.t1 FEATURES inurtyred ,v: hu: o ossr and is t "All u retlable a Wilson's flu PnQi' SYNOPSIS f gossip. ' _ CHAPTER &XVIU: Dontevy drives up became more a matter of seeking drtcrmiurd ro shorn hum` that shat _ and brusquely takes over. He herds vi. out the person with" the character- is a friend ,v Ifo will stand up for ; Wool Blankets WILSON'S . alt WSW@ the manaton. Then they der ' - corer that, the man in aatloes unitor•m is " �tfcs Most suitable to committing him. At 17, she feels -old cilo•nth to MOM Iteyhes Bigelow, The uniform to a modes • ► now chec,tete. "The black handkerchief la murder." ! choose her owit friends, and she bit- i I ,,•lip. rvft, burr >. vure. Custom ► :i ANT TRAP "Bright tad," Rocky tinned. t, terly" resents what she calls tier ma- ! mrae is newest eotora we' menu- • 7aWioi from !t. Obviously it L the oarw 3 g l facture blankets from Year std wool- - - .. article that McCale fauna too the trunk. "It's a wonder. you _fumbled as : ther's interference, i ern„ st a conrideraofe saving a sou. Victoria nrrlvee, takes in the situation. long as O Son Tieetli to ht and twat esUng utt. Na "and cotla�:,. g )' q did" II'n6t site duns not knua is that 1.1,lr roe vrice list. and caulogue: Mccale scowled. "Oh, I know many a nice- mmtnered boy is a cad Ia'a'a+� Onfp25r- - Itii:dland Woolen Mills Ltd Chapter XXIX the old one about everyone being i at heart. This one probably assures jj frr:a "r lh -v +• =• tar= sea g=k f wi son's : "I'm all right;" McCale said, a potential murderer. I had to nose her ilWs a "good sport" and she* 1 +loot °tat'• ox's' +j went THE RED WHITE AND lUJE TARGP ; "but I'm still wet and very, very a littk closer to the ground than rerrls in the role. Seldom can a tad tired.' .just a '_using -one right after the with decent instincts respect, a girl � "Then you get into dry clothes other. Some of them had to have who defier her• parents, even though right away. Rocky, you mix him a a stronger motive -than just money, he gains by it" When he comes to highball while I make coffee. • "Call it jealousy .combined with marrying her, he is -apt a rrrnrnrber SWEETER �, �� Broad 'While you're getting the. liquid in-- "'passion. Karen was the 'femme that "a good doughter makes a gaed • side of you, I want to hear about fatale; of course. I- think she knew ny T M S T I E R everything. If you think I'm going from the first that Stephen. did it. A JIOTHER'S DUTY - " to tuck you in and go home be- She didn't give -him away. though, * It is a sad pity that a A rung fore I get the Ivhole story, you are not until tonight. She'd eves * girl doesn't appreciate her liar- ItEt:IPE F madly mistaken. If you will go out thought of' helping him to ruse l *cats protection. They ha%c lived ► chasing a murderer all night with away again. That's why she drew + long, they know" the world. It is !tilt 1 e. lukewarm water in r a hole in your side, you'll hate the $800. But tonight when I asked * art of their duty to see that.the take the consequences.' I'm to p Y bread bowl. add 1 envelope j ► q going het'" if she knew why-Sybil ,hadn't. -e girl goes with nice young men - Royal fast Rising Dry Yeast ► to ask questions if I stay here the been killed instead of stunned, she *who have a , good reputation; if and I tsp. sugar. stir: la stand h rest of the a:ght." didn't answer. However, as 1 weal j she refuses to lister, how can they LO min. Scald 2 e. milk, add ► The three of them sat a ton out the door, she began to. play the ff ► i g P y euard her against a marriage that I tbs. sugar. add 3 tsp. fiat; r..::. ,'_ r. ; ► - - . '• 'dme over brandy and hot coffee Lullaby from Joselyn. It was her *might spoil her life? = coot to lukewarm. Add m � °' "' %" •' "'' "'' " '' ' ► discussing the case. After a lea wt. of telling me about the mo- * - ► g g- Y t; _ .4 mother does n,ak eby'cct to yeast with 1 e. water, sad 6 e. ► thy resume, they grew silent, Mc- ther fixation Stephen, had. He - * a bay - friend of- her daughter's � sifted dour: beat well. Add S ► Cale finally spoke, could, not bring himself to kill her, * just for the fun of it, or to ,show tbs. melted shortienikop and b M "The maddening thing about it 'even though he realized she had * her authority. How much , easier c- more sifted dour, orenougli " all was the motive, you see. Every- pone to the attic to see if his sailor + it would. be to let the girl go her to make easilyhaodfeddongh. one who tame under suspicion af- an was still there —and the gun.* * Nay! Yet that 'same girl in trouble knead dough quickly and ► ter Veronica was. more or less "Oh, that's what she was took- * .till blame her parents- for not lightly until smooth and etas- ► "deartd hoof -s motive, But not dif- ing far." « warning her. Hundreds of such tic. Place dough in grassed' ; fei ent motives —they all 'had the * !' : " I * girls cry out _to met when it is bowl., cover, sa to warm place, ► same one." "Of course. Funny. All the way l *too late, "How 1 wish !`d listen_- fm from draft. Let rise anal: s ^• ;� along the line, everything pointed * cd tq my mother! But I thought • doubled in bulk. Punch dough m;•. k:':..� > i+ 1, "What do you meant" Ann ask- to the sailor angle. 'It wasn't until * I knew best!" down in bowl' let nse again { ► ed. I found the black silk square in * . A good mother knows that her anti► about % as high as best ; s ,'Well, they were all, in the plot the attic that I realized what I had .+ most precious possession is her rise. When light. divide into t ► 4 equal portions; shit i t 3o get Curt married to Veronica missed. 'It was a kerchief, you *daughter, She will brave the girl's q Pe' t ► '— know, the kind sailors wear knot- * resentment and ill -will• rather than balls. Cover with cloth: let t . and in charge of the Bigelow mil- - ► lions. Then when it was discovered ted about their necks. 1Vhen I re- - *. ict her cultivate the wrong Logs. rest to to 15 min. Sbmpe into `s y that he didn't intend io give them alized what it. was, the whole puz- loaves; place in greased bread ° a a share after all, they all had the zle fell into focus. There was a come under suspicion. Those - Pans. Cover, let rise until � same incentive —to keep him from sailor Iounging near- the gate -things just happened. All the con- doubled io bulk. about lhour. getting control of it. When it was across from the house on the if- . fusion it caused was "lucky for him Bake s 42 S' F. oven for 15 I . clear that they all wanted him out ternonn of the murder. Then -Miss ` -for a while, anyway." eaia� then reduce best co 4 0 of the way for the; same reason, it Bigelow had told me that Stephen "That's certainl 115 Jr. Finish baking about y - right. ' Nr al- 40 loin. longer. had "once ?can away and "joined the most got away with "bumping me B ` navy. He even mentioned the fact off. too." himself. Then there was the pie- "He'd never been caught if he'd tune missing from Shari Lymt's killed you,"- said Ann. , wall. The only sailor in all those "Oh, I don't know, Donlct'y's uniforms, Stephen's photograph; smart and fie- would- Irate plugged of course. The picture,., was taken away until 'he got the right line, " *.e ;'•,' �,y c t /rte years and years ago —not a very no doubt, good one —but if I had given it 'kfa b skeptical. <� ► +tip Y 'i v \• -.4 :' +„ � g g e_ She � � �`S'•�+, ��. . • more than a cursoyB'lance the "Good heavens. It's five o'clock night I saw it at Shari Lynn's, I Rocky tilted his bulk from his` <• t i c• 'y think i` would" have recognized h c it in Sv :e- , a sit 'I'1 _ I mo. 'along. r- - - v Y q _ l , g. . a him." too. Come on, Ann, 1'11 drop goo. '"�" :• " '�{, � _• ",�" .+► "Lord. The whole business ,vas ' Duke; she ordered. ' I hope ,oil re - �. ♦ ► ',��itr _ out in the open all the time." This "loo get right into bed crow, ► > :�f ? "5 '� °Zi, "�r "+ ► from Rocky. going to • be all right. You aren't ` "Lrh uh. That's where he. was running a fever are you:" clever, It was 'almost too out in She put her hand on his fore- :.,�h ►; `;.,j the open. Stephen told no Lies. He head and, bending over suddenly, ''" t'•. �t L admitted beink jealous of Karen. s -Vt� L E Y gave- him a long kiss. ' • •; -Everything he did was logical, you "1'm fine," answered 91cCale �" •" �' l � "• ` ''i - `, v,�~"jr'riw'i know, except attacking his mo- happily, "but if you want my tem- OF I ther. He shouldn't have done that, perature to go up, you're certain- - because he couldn't follow through ly doing the right thing," R E V E 1� C E on it. r. didn't hate the heart to (THE END) I kit her, It showtd that the killer hhd a fondness for S bil that kept' ?, 3 P This Is Terrible hi from destroying her. That de- it;`' By Jackson Col• Earl iVilsori tells of !tic pa hand- , .,, .,;_ ?k • ' fin tely put the finger on Stephen." n .• . ; Tit Ice who stopped ¢ man, aria raked "^ „, rti,�;. ;Y,, ,� '_•,",•,bt' y; Mr. Cole, widely known for his- Rocky sa;6, jar a doiiar. colorful and thrillingly told tales was lucky ,about the false clues, "ii'hy such a large tail: h: 'the of that West, has never written too, boss. He didn't try to leave f ;.. ` a more ezci novel than this an himscjf —false ones —to panhandler ,was a.d t j • .. I tu°t Y point <s �1�s ;',.'``�'' ,•,'�• " "fi'cll," nerve ::ered the Parhandlir, story of a fearless yonnL Roofs another w•ay, like most murderers `.fit' Hoods riding the trap vett�e. "1'ut trying to grit all ray brg_c in one ,•,y�i;• #,..,. r•a � ,,,r'4 ' do. There was the red tvig and ask it." _ avow over the mountains and up everybody being in the same lo- and down the desert valley* d '* ,, L'. ni`.t:` t i "•� it h" ��: ey cality of just the ache time to ISSUE 32 -1941 �'ri,;*7 ,ti ;;,i; * %r. :r,:�,• , -- " Ilia Southwest. ��,��y •{y,•:'• -J`� '[•�.w:,,���cs`•,tt�, •. ..., _ —_— - '{\' ^ ' ^mot •�,�! �S•'['1 Ll •P. 'Yrl N . ' , '-y�•y, ,� t tee•• ''l. 'S. 4 4 "�� r 7 � 't'�.ti "�3^r tl' 'ni_ :•� 'tat '7 :'•:`:'�,i��•'.n Q READ THIS i •'Ah far Juliet, thine eyes tare as two bowls ► THRILLING :;` ' "' '� of honey - golden Grape -Nuts Flakesr ► PEP " i,; "They're made for thee to feast 'Tn truth they give thee carbo- :a b N STORY ; =6u upon, My Romeo — as is the malt hydrates for teeter � . y- energy; Proteins for ' 1" �, rich nut - sweetness of Post's muscle; phosphorus for teeth and tytYTAINS bones; iron for the blood; other ► 1flT,�. , Grape -Nuts Flakes!•' 1 food essentials, And on each pack.; BEGINNING 'rltNEaAts t + I "Post's Grape -Nuts Flakes are age are enscrolled fine recipes for -Z Two such good thin as cookies,, mu NEST WEEK - wondrous good. I :w� it Two >� coma, olden cakes," B grains do make them so: Good night, good night. Post's :.sun- ripened wheat arrd malted bar- Grape-Nuts Flakes I'll beg or ley, skillfully blended, Laked pad borrow — and dreattt of them 'tit toasted." it be -morrow- 7- ti __ - -..� • .. ' «.j.I ... ' J•• _ L3'r•* ... - ,rJ} ... ..- ...- ._1,.7 •.., q..t ...:.Ri .. rt'rv..v. r - , Wt- ,M - .... . < . a • .. ' , f .. _ p:.b::.•• 1• .. . �i - . a..an• y "k'l .Y ., - i..• � ii • i • �...w, .nip - r. ., •. i ....� •� � •• -�. ' � f .,,?^••i.. -- - - ! ower so t•r��lou,• 1'ui•t� • ► "I�OLh /rig it ill," she ansNere� been having have been terrible for r « .Young Actress I i CHRUNI�L� OF 1 would just sit here until some- haying but have they beep, good �y :, :x �t •i _ ` * ope came to find us And I eer- for the berries! This year no one N f- GINGER FARM "ly was not scared." need go without berries-all that i HOlI<IZONTAL VEtTIEAL NS,rt fV * * • Is necessary is a means of trap- t By GwendoWme P. Clarke I Pictured child 1 Tangle E fV T us• ARMY Since 'that trip there have been sportation, a bottle of mosquito re- m • :'. " screen star, 2 Operatic solo D 80m others: Twice John came with me pellaet, s dote, ....,,.13Y . to ignore -0 - -3 Send in UIVt510tr i This is the year I've been waiting and I was relieved of all anxiety- scratches and bruises and a eo- r . payment i for -yesi this is the year -with ber- also the job of carrying the big operative family who can turn to 11 F',XISt M t T F.' Q 4 Peruse M E 1 ries in the bush hanging red and berry pail. Today Second Niece and get a meal or do the dishes 12 British school S Et cetera A ripe - whichever way one looks. We ' and I, along with a neighbour, went should the necessity arise -as, 'for 13 24 hours (ab.) haven't had such good picking for picking on our own. And what a instance, if one should arrive home 14 Duration 6 2000 pounds connoisseur song t R Individuals 21 One who 33 Per several years 3s we are hating great picking we had. It rained late through a slight error in direc- 16 Skin disease trains right note. And believe me, I am nearly ill day yesterday and I im- lion! y s 8 Perfect 34 Flock making the most of it.. Everything magine most people thought the : : 17, Mercury -lab.1 9 Aristocrat 26 Story -+35 Soothsk"r : Partially Pleased 18 Pointed a : �" else is_being neglected, or at most bush would be wet as only once 10 New York 28 Verbal 36 Exclamation Teilured to minimum requirements. did 'we hear voices, and they were Friend: "Hullo! You don't half T weapon City (ab.; 29 Saddle pad 38 Excitement q " Al '28 Rob 93 Send forth 31 Sports 39 Also Any time now I am expecting to children voices. The bush wasn't look pleased ttith yourself. 22'Pomt 17 Encounter stadium 41 Things hear sounds of exasperation fr,, a really wet all. I suppose the dense- Prospective Bridegroom: "1 am. my menfolk because 1 am afraid ness of the undergrowth keeps the I've just been half promised half a 19 Food 32 individual (Latin) house." 23 Relative (ab.) their supply of mended socks must ground from getting soggy'. _ '24 Palm lily 1 >: 3 11F 5 6 7 8 9 10 be Just about exhausted. Probably * ' ,_%, they will say- `'llarn those - socks' All this activity.•has netted me 25 Near I) ► . t'oo Will enjo, starins At �� sW .3 -in which case 1 too, may say. Awenty jars of berries -to say no- 26 Tungsten 'f "Darn those socks" one not qui +.� (ab,) i4 5 tb 3' Y thing of the number we have eaten The St• ap,�g Hotel , •. with the sam= meaning. -and the prospects are very good _a_ 27 Negative iz r, 0 I Of course we are enjoying our TORON 29 Standard of 18 I9 75=+ for still more pickings. The ques- 6�en Boov wlte cam. shower value „s.� .x usual run of summer guests -and tion is which will give out first- • y " I mean enjoy -but they, too, are the berries the sugar or m en- fOd to 011 30 Age g Y • slate. 52.50 all.- 32 Bargain C9 25 being drawn into my scheming toils thusiasm! �tik• $3.50 nv like helpless flies in a spider's web Maybe, when you come' to think • 'a.•d Fo•d, DInsns and DAnetns events —"_ xtsrtt, 89 Listens ' -mv web being the raspberry patch of it, it is really'a good thing that rAerbourne at enrtt•a to which they are enticed and given one mans meat is another. man's 36 Ors _ ._ .... .. b ' 'ice a Trl. RA. I335 - -' 3Z.Diallke a pall and a pair of overalls. I po have — intensely 29 1 might add they are rising to .the -- 'son. The heavy rains we 40 Sneer 'occasion magnificently. ; 42 Beverage 33 l 3b I . . i• 43 Smell 36 "31 LN Last week my silt :r -in -law and 44 Born I made our first visit to the b -isli, 43 She is one of 4L 1113 It was more of an inspection trig the youngest • than anything else as 1 wasn't at of — — �5 it all sure that the berries were ready. So we wandered around in the bush ' quite a bit, picking here and trier e, but with no intention, of stay ing " Y: very long. At ten-to -six I thought TEEN-TOWN ? ®P I C 5 ` rive had better head for home -an By BARRY MURKAR 7 - that s where the fun began- Do you Wtll. the summer botidays are playboy youngsters of the present think I could find my way out of _ 'half gone and everyone' is looking day --and so on. He says that build- that bush! To make into t wore _ - the sky wan overcast so that we _ « Forward to get- ing such places is only ad mitting couldn't even tell where the sun R « ling back to failure to teach and control children, should be. A:!• looking didn't get « •school -school a and that the handling of the child no anywhere we started lis :tntag. laugh! How- is an ililLesome jolt- -so let someone We could hear a tractor �O J q, ever you may else do it. Brother you have some- going not too far away and then we heard " be thinking a _ thing there.. (I'll probably hear about a car, so. we headed hod -•,l I ;n- a _ w little abottt fall thin one Plans are in the making _ y u "plans and 'won- for a centre hero and maybe we wards whose we thong if the car derin ,ghat the could . -ve chosen a .better. time for had passed. Eventually a e set •� g out but quite a piece .from whera 11�� �-•. _ , football tine -up it-or' caned wc') � � was parked so_ t tat meant Y Sam Murkar will be like this It ennead Only Happen to Us a nice little walk for me to Tii•, weeks ago we counted . 11 get it. , term. But thin g - • • • - _ Is still summer so well make the mistakes in our column, made up of tmost of it, while we have it. typographical errors and mis- placed Of course when !related our ex- - lines, Either the weather was too -periences at supper time the Wren Can You Top TWO scoffed at the idea of our being '" hot or the composites and the proof- r at tYe art in receipt of a letter this Jost; ridiculed the suggestion that • ,� - - 'week, follm-in a reader were -cooling off with =yon • g paragraph last is- way out of the bush -and :n any • • q - - sue on pen -pats. Huth Gillman of know. what case thought I was completely _ ;Brougham, Out, says: Thanks for crazy, During our wandering I Burning Feet the swell column for teen - agers. 1, p asked my sister-in-law if she were have just finished reading your arti- `- -cared and what she would do if - - 'ek, "Correspond -It's Worth It ". 1 Bathing. - exercise and adoption of _ have been writin to Is since correct footwear are recommended we were really lost g -� for those who suffer from bdrn- . ' • I eras eight years old and after nine years, I write to exactly 452 differ- ing fees in summer time. It is sag= ROOMS BEAUTIFULLY ' ent people. !.write to pen -pals in Ja- ,Bested that, whether one uses a to- I FURNISHED •,•,m pan, China, Cuba,Thilipines, Jamai- aid or an alternating hot acid co'd $1•50 up � F •�. Newfoundland. Hawaii, Yalta foot bath, the feet must be dried e , avid naturally V.S. and Canada. How thoroughly, T:itunt etc -the soles sad -- abont more articles on pen -pals? A)- between the toes, and a little witch so for anyone who is interested. I hazel, will help relic, a the burning. would -be pleased to give them -ad- too ' dresses or send their address to some of my pen -pals. Can anyone top my Not His i record of pen -pats? I'd be very in- «,Teacher: 'if you had $5 in otie tereste'd in hearing: -Muth Gillman. ;ockrl' and $10 in another', abeam � « would you hose! HOTEL METROPOLE , Brougham, Ontario, r t►fAaASA FALLS Thanks a lot for the inter Tvnlnly: "Saurrh.:d rlsc't rr,,ns- I I r -- wrr. letter, Ruth and hope to hear from erg - c.x.rt. sTATtuy ' • ,you afrain, If any of you kids out -- - M•.,k i• ' there want a real pen- pal,-wtill here - You 3News of the C. N. E. - o - Secnis like a long time since we - tin i - - u midiva at - ti wn t e w do _ . our a , uvhed ._ Y , IP Y • _ _ the good old "Ex ", but it's here again I and they sure have plenty of inter- " =tee eating things for teen - agers. In the ..-C O A T 1 N• G - automotive building you will find jr a section for teen - agers' only', They h' Screens, Garbage Cans, eh. ' have a record bar, fashion shnw 'and then will be teen -age broadcasts - conducted • from there daily. The . e "` ^h�,vanatr far T i Mk ^' •. :<.j; / i Midway will he bigger and bateT Ty+` than ever, an-I ciery moment voar have can -be taken' up with seeing 11 ` something different and something •�radTrrde- mark i Boys and iris tvh have 'n � interesting. , S• 8 an ovctdose of -freckles-can get in / - 1 the freckle -faced kids competition �. :•:a 1 t and maybe mein a little green stuff. • 1 If interested ill any of the c•,mpe- 1. t titions you shmii(I get your cutr +es In early. R - piac,u rile nigntty pa- , s gcant which linfl +evil a fcotnre of / A the C.N.E. for .ears, will he the `'• � - '- ! famous Olsen $ Johnson comedy DDT. Varnish 5 jb - f- e! . . it team with the New York cast. -Ow- r ing to a mishap at the Frandstovd. � KILLS THE FLIES —LASTS FOR WEEKS -the nightly Pafieai>t had in Lc,- sue = _..- , pended this yC:tr: f T _ is difficult to spray a wire screen with DDT— the deposit is, not sufficient to do the job. He Tells 'Em. , Now G A clipping t an editorial appear Green Cross brings you a product specially ar i developed for this purpose —a colourless Liquid ingtin the \it,;,rpark F- nterprice of coating which can be easily applied with a brush. SEE iTAT TH Ventura Ceunly, California came in 'CERTICIDE brushes on easily like a clear varnish from a rearlW the other day'. The and dries quickly. It leaves a S% DDT deposit on editorial, head, rt "�� "h. +t S� r rd of It the screen sufficient to kill flies, mosquitoes of other insects lighting on it for months. Also snit. All"" concerns Me Present teen- a shle for garbage cans, baseboards, verandah fur- age cr :ntres that many municip,rittics niture and woodwork, etc. = arc - -building, or draimin," pup plans " '� A GREEN CROSS FIELD LFADER F'RCCUCT fcr, at the present time 71ie• writer"4 Mode in Canada by says, and we,quotir— Tw'rn;N fire or I thirty years ago tCel, -::,C c,•r11— and CO. • • • i1. A. SCYTr18S ,Places -of -recreation for v-,-with (lid i Et WOOD A. HUGHES not r,,ist and the vouth of Ilrtt (l:+y Ond+•M t Ge•wa, Mo•op•r grcw up ns w l,nlcsome arr,l art ell'- • SHERWIN CO ' filtcd for honest ttonhwbilc lift- the namhy- uan,hy, sh+irlrss .�„ c R �p �� ! ! _ . ' qtr �rr�ectorW VW s : B .. t air UII.n1l�S B sUl?i�Llrs A.E. Rkha r ason Immediate delivery can be made � _ 7 _ file foilawing iteaas: _ SAL Iii 6I)E,ANQR F M E T' HERE , HBTAi'L i Roll Roo All = ling in cis�ade. .,.,,*,r .6 LANCM6 rss�rs3�r 7 he' New 2 per cent. D• D• To A.pit R i Wig. An old eatablrlsi�ed .gage.. s••b DISINFECTING PLASTIC PAINT Aluminum - corner �, Ridse w •� • TRLURSDAY, P'RI:, SATUWAY S Cap and Volley •I'taone Pickeeing 40 AUGUST ?, 8 and 9 Chimmey Flue Lining ' tl'wo Shows - ?and 8 P. li[. 'TAE MODERN WAY TO KEEP INSECTS AWAYI Dry-flue Chimney Tops 8atnrday Matinee at 1.80 P. M. Can be applied to new and old plaster, old paint, wall _ Said -and Lis:ae Brick, Face; Brick _ boards, brick, concrete, in fact any clean, firm inter- Concrete Blocks' Plainsman and . for surface. Insulation - Bats and Loose Insurance Of All Kinds Cedar Posts and Poles the Lady - Wonderful for cow stables milk houses u1 � " Insurance Adviser • � houses letc - Just BRUSH or SPRAY on- A..W. MITCHELL Addeo on William Elliott Vera _Ralston ti 8° Five Pounds DDT Plastic Paint, mixed with water, Phones ?4 and 114 Brougham, Ont. - Pick, 5 R 2E ' Gail Patrick Joseph SchHdkraut will cover 5000 square'feet, . OUR TRUCKS PASS YOUR WAY >` Colours- CREAM, BUFF, BLUE, GREEN, ROSE, EVERY DAY v �NDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN SDY .NARCISSUS etc. KEN AND CLARKE AUGUST 11, 12 and 13 j'�r p �J j �O(1Q PR:i1Tr -ri0i Last Complete Show At 8.20 'GET DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR FROM D • a • • • • v • LOOS AUCTIONEERS (Adult Entertainment) VETERINARY SURGEON Licensed and Authorized for the PI6KF3RING - PHOAT]I - 160 Counties of Ontane and York, Angel _ Farm Stock, Implements House- hold 4 on MY Shoulder M. S• CHAPMAN and SON Furniture, Real Reasonable POW Muni, Anse Baxter, C. RaSaa - C Y R I L E. M O R L E Y Sales our Dual Specialty ReQr the Plug An Added Attraction S �_D - - -. Price of One. - MY DOG P Milllken P. O. phone, Agin. 5EW8 _ ,Lenny Rees mmd`Tom Neat *REAL ESTATE Mariam P. O. phone Marls. 9f16 SATURDAY Prent ices have been eatabiished PHONE 67 PICK. auctioneers sine 1.890. ,AUGUST 14, 15 and 16 • g Hardware ' ickeri _ . e Sweet Homicide M C A C H iV I E S Harria� Selldter Notary Pam. L HXRD W ARE FURNITURE DEALER Peggy Aran Garner Ran FUNERAL C. C. RICHARG50 N FUNERAL DIRECTOR ' wad Lvo Bari • Suite 702 Kent Bldg, 156 Yonge 9L aZid Private Ambulance Service Toronto Phone WAverley $567 Fibregh►s SU PPLIIFS Day or Night THE IDEAL INSULATION Your Satisfaction My G 1 fonowiaA sizea: Wm merAL haia, Prop.' s � 2 in., 15 UL by U in- �. o - H. 14CKE : - d. im �1.5 in. by 24 in Phone Pick. 13 in- Batts. 15 in. by 24 rn. FAINTER 8c DECORATOR •� - J.S. B ALSDON � • � PICKEItI�VG Pickeri r above comes in paper. both si" 1 g On #. sos e6 Plain Batts 4 In. Thick _ g •BULK FIBREGLAS • Quality Me$ts J PICKERING ONTARIO bordo ' r �• - Fish in Season WM. MAW J. L cg�1' STEWART, a A. t `. = LICENSED AUCTIONEER and Barrister, Solicitor, No" f eke Yhtuches - . Friurts Vegetables VALUATOR BEND FARMS a ( Piickering United Churc>, Sake Conducted Anywhere I a Rev. Robs C. Copeland SILK'S MARKET Phone or Write Greenwood Road Tom-- - 614 Dundee St. East, Whitby, Out Phone: Pick. 43 SUNDAY: AUG. 10. 1947 -p . •10.00 a. m, - Sunday-School t 11.00 - Morning Service �'- e2vening Service Withdrawn During' LINES LTD. F. J. Donovan July and August DANFOLiTH BUS Danb:rton LTnI'ed cl�,nh Daily Service w u -� ~_ _ 1?ntario Land Survess k Rk John B.aham, ?Mliniater Puemaaant Nagging m 866 Icing Street. East, Oduwa. OWL a ' SLTNDAY. AUG. 10. 194? Daly IN' do Daily ex. Sat. �► mat Fraja the Temper agd ai Y ' SA5 - Church School Sum A Hel. Hot. Su-6 & Hot. , only ;Seta \ M. D. Fant'uaun, dips, Clsremo3t 7.15 8.15 12 16 8.46 800 N��- it �y b•' Your Eyes. - `11.00 Mr�r ino Worship Brougham 7.2? "8,2? 12. 27 - 8.5? IB -12 Re%. L. G. -GeW Lakeland, Fla. J A: WILLOUGHBr Green River 9.85 `18.35 13. 35 4.05 .8.20 C . F � .TUCK .OPT . D. >oVllIoughby harm Agency Centennial United Church Lkaat Slid 9.38 18.38 12. 38 d.08 16.23 Disney Block Opp A. O• Head Office - Toronto - 1•ligMaad Creek Malvern : 6.05 _ `9.05 2. 05 X4.35 X8.50 one A • 13. P. M. P.M. P.M. - OSHAiW A i 1 "Largest and Oldestt in s RL John ' liraham, .Minister Return Leave A.M. A,. - \DAY. AUG. 10. Z ! Toronto 9.15 10.00 15. y5 ....2-00 =19.45 ' l Canada - Established Forty ' Phone 1516 � Years" y ern Church sM Dwylight Saving Time Parcel Express Grover 5650, �a'd 1a8= • - " CONSULT OUR ACTIVE CI1YBErT. t - ' •J,•i, BrumWell, S+a FOR THAT -HOME IN THE.CITY Aa; Worship -. �ellers & Atkinson V !!� an Church, Pi.lretring F ICKERING MEAT MARKET Pbetae Alta. 2o1W2 - sa�aff. 290 Rev. David Marshall, bliniat GORDON F. OSBORNE -' .. _-:• FRANK R. SMITH i' 8eryicea w'ithdiaun during A - - L icensed C. �,, U, �n { St. Georges Anglian Church a.. . `�' Quality- -First - Service r0uc Aim ; :Auctioneers DISTRICT Ii�ANAGEs •.; Rev. E. Pickering, . Robinson, Rector ' ': , ,' "WE BUY THE REST • -YOt' MAKE THE TEST' 25 Year'a Experience : E�PIRE LIFE ` SUNDAY- AUG. 10, 19.4? - Sales condnoted anjwhere. :Sundry School - 10.00 a. m. _ -- ]Phone 1?icherira: 80 to in Farm Stock, Lwraaee Cvs>agf 11.00' 'y6rnfng Prayer. \ btn�iturez and Property Sales. :7.00 - �prning Prayer ; JA gales personally Baled and . Raprasagtat3►es . rj advertised. Bills prepared sad 1 .+ gk Nora Anglican Church posted. Ross D. ckrino Tan Pncicrin rF bunbarton, °� New 1948 Model Stewart - Warner -- - - . i Aev. E: G. Robinson, Rector . prompt c ervioe Murvyn Keane,. Oshawa SUNDAY. AUG. 10. 1qd� - - j Ralph Gulliver, Oshawa 200 - Sunday School Reasonable gates .8.00 - Evening Prayer TMafhoas, 628 Whitby, Out PRONE 290 STOUFFVILLE ` Ajax Baptist Church = (No. 4 East School House) • 1, Res. R. D. Campbell, Pastor l = SUNDAY. AUG. 10. 194? a "0 RIE LUMBER • : 10.15 ._ Bible School and Preaching s - M III :. �0 coService. A cvmbinei service --•* ; -' Tb e o 1 • ' • Fibs will enjoy. � '� ITED '' •. .. 1 7.80 - Gospel Meeting - Bright .'TELEPHONES -'Howard 1117, and Scarboro 836 Song Service :T LEP i :• ` Wednesday At 8.00' P M S1carborO Junction Place Announced at Sunday Service I I Friday, 8.00 P M. TounR People's Service - cordial Welcome To All 5 NEW TYPE MUNIATURE T J's g3 In Stock - $UILT - IN LOOP ANTENNA PICKERING GOSPEL SERVICE SUNDAY, AUG. 10, 1047 IVORY CABINET �- For Immediate Delivery Dav of Prayer - All Christians are � a hL PAPER BACKED INSUI�AT ION WOOL r ° drged to come and spool this time with A UN BARTON , • D • • • 210 lb. Asphalt Shingles Doors Opera At 10 A. M. , EVERY SUNDAY AT 7.30 P. File d RADIO. ` Rev. H. McEwen, Pastor R AD • wide Variety of Celoam RooBas Na is Wtillt i $TREI+'i' MEETING - Shingle Orders Only a Every Saturday at 8,00 P. 11[. RADIO LICENCES ISSUED ' _ _ _ :.. _ �•, _ _ v Shingles All grades of Be C. Cedar