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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1948_09_24_N -j -� p1pS]EKII�ICi O - - O FFtII>-T.T4t _-VY, 91•:P'TF-NiBEK__24, 1.915 4 Canis a copy ~ Avtbosized Secon €Ji:►ttNr ol, ti 0. S. ' _ Sub Raw - per 3'�}'t II gY W . C. Marker and bon, Publishe�z+ - ■ �■ _ow­nship..-,R9tepayers--ria ?P�cke Me.re-La rrr�ed• Pickering Town Hall vcas filled yriest haps Uhlshultu aledical Practice Partnership here a P� Villa •'Jlemarles UI 7 tie l.ut ` • ' when the group October First: %,iscount Greenwood_ Pickering V ge 'On Monday evening, --- (f(ontributor L'nitnown� _ _ yy sirs. T. C,' Browu LAN;organized a "Pickerhng Township _ �,,� _ - _ Mrs, H,!T.-Fallake is spending _ ,te vers' Association.' Rev. Commencing on October 1, 1948, E -�'- . pa Toronto, Sept. 1 !, l C P 1'— g Horse- Brown .Chairman of the I � lier•nara riy€e Hector of at, alich- � Dr. T, H. Orton, for erly of Brook- 1 While Canada mourns and -honors -the week to liontreal: ed what a katepay- 'i oui at tank issue.; lin will be. in partnership with Dr. I an illustrious son; -and ,tae Land Mr. and Ira, RoberTruet ale present- meeting' er�lain t ael'to Cathedra , t g , ' Or -is, and "the reasons ,behind the with Dr, G. Bruck Chiah�olm, wLo V. E. Cartwright, in the practice of I-_yuud the Sea mourns .a uu.;_t , ed their son l3abert `Barrett for �. Loaning of an association, To ill- said at R ashwgtcn, that the "vis.- medicine in the Village of Picker- sNae�man, we m the little S'illage ; baptism ntdisa in she United Church oa , t vsorate •what such. an association of lsrougnam, in, Pickering Town- - sue of large familie3 has ueaue ing.Ed. to Picker- �an accomplish. he cued ten .instars- uwulete•" rThe' practice will be conducted , sh:p, Jv�e to assail the happy school = Mr. and airs, themselves Brown brought ccs of accomplishmor ents by for, ••.he'poor mothers who keep the, from the office o' .Dr, Cartwright. I boy, ��ho quite requenfly spent bol- i Inn with theito r bleastifua floral din - r Association. i world in children da more than ail i tie on is grandfather's farm, The _ said will I the 'social phiiosopLers who keep it one .mile 'west of the village, His plays at the Oshawa. Fair, where Warfield . �1cLennan f gr..ndfather, the late Thomas Hub= I they, won several First, Prizes. have to campaign vigorously a�ucz}s-s in con- = _. lairiiatry in this township." He ex= nesting, on the statement by t e b as the third in lice from the 'Our„ best Fishes to Hiss Ruth. The we took place a �a� plained that it .Provincial Police,, head of the «'cold Health Or&aniza- -anogne, on Sept, ll;' at Grace I n-''fu•at Thomas Hubbar vw o eddttt-Qf ��ea�cTc>r,-�RhysE; tiioni -iiia t trite le --- "take oyer" an a - here -in the letter years of the 18th tags took place last Saturday. hated area, "it would cost about mer Canadian'. Diinisier of t$r of air. and airs E, -P,- McLennan century of L`:= ls- L: sloe ts. Y12,000 instead qt the present Health, formerly of Pickering; to Clarence father, was in Comfortable circum- several dojo last week with her. 200." "If people here had to pay Dr, Chisholm's' view .were not . James «arfield, of Hudson, N. Y. stances and, devoted much oY his I niece, Mrs: Irving White. K tame to public affairs; was a mem- , Jim White returns to Queen's taxes on thai a e r -6uid. Tuey had beeia advah- They will reside at, Claverick, N, bar o. the Town Council; he University .this week- Paul Field = _ as fair' -to have a designated area cad in a book publis e y ABs• alcLenncn is the former was -a m�lgistrnte, and his good and 'ell liurka:r to U. of 'T,, MIM '•on roads t+oo," he said, ; Landon, by aoberi Thomas.�ialrhus Miss Louie P.0^krin, vrfio-; w3th her h husband are ver; well known to judgment and wise council was es Donna White, Aileen Lishman. Mr. Brown concluded by saying who advocated. sexual restraint to i sought by many. His wife, Harriet : Betty Lou Baker to Whitby Lada _ -t-here - I Churchill H>t •sr repro e - s g • payers' association � could consider :i ;, orld could not support a larger other ^=1hR bile pioneer family, so -Miss -Lucille Hanly arrived on and go to work on": po&)ulatiOa.1,' I Charlotte Hubbard Greenwood was Sunday from Edmonton, fora two. - William McLean then read the _The greatest threat:to the World "Thank God For The Fools war to born and grew to womanhood- in -a -week visit with airs. L. Emery of �-ex_ -- " min u ` hens' Committee. It was pointed tinction through birth control .part- The many who were -w-here' tine-iLighe f o1 --the Brock $cad -Thea she will Pts= = out that this e. my as intQrim ; li.:6 were maintained. Perhaps the it`friends in Toronto; where she may w o icularly- a•m-ong � so-�8lled` better leave the dining -room early on Pion-_ ate Vic�ount Greenwood 'inherited start yin the hair -dressing. ittee. of the new A�ociation families,"--said.Fathe1 K5`te. day evening were the unfortunate naie e s - _ _ from such--at'tlrivhile _..forbears; O=umOfficers resident Horace •-The God who coniimanded man } ones wino"did not hear Rev, J4hm-many of tlse.i oterling character- --� 'ar•en R rico . �e; p -"to increase and multiply" would McLachlan, of W'hltevale address - elected- atlas. One aDccisa incident: of those -d,r•ys of -over to ye:.r pgo. when he T marriage took place quietly $sown; 'Vice -Presidents, Jno. Skid- . provide the ma.t_eria.l 3eeda for not- the 13,otary'Ciub on "Tire Fools• of-' .,t. Pickerin on Saturday. Septem- - the Ages'• _ more, F. Perks and E. M. Smith; ;ural increase in population." w.s about eighteen, he was ached- I - g• . Secretary,- airs- Daniel -Jenkins; (R'a've been wondering it the last` Ia'concludtng his address he; her 18 1943, gt P,ic'-ening, of M160 uled to recite at -an entertainmeu' ; Eleanor Ante Kerfoot of Saskat- Treasurer, R. Ilse; Corr. Secretary, paragraph in the abot'e wonld apply ' "thanked' God for many Fools", hay- .I in the Township. - Hall, . which was cheinor A 'lir,. Frederick Bertram V. Willard; Directors of which to Europe. India, - Ch11ta etc' too. welug in mind the ma `fools" who ;acke3 witL a, expectant audience. , Bulmer, were responsLrole ifor the invention Warren sap of air. and Mrs. David five were elected are; C. Ed.) and develoi>&esrta -at mast of the He had _appeared on the platform,-. Warren, Pickering, . Rev. R. 'Cr. in, R:_Fox, J: Lynn and tYfiO GE1`g. THE CUP? utilities conveniences and cosaforts ode his bow when he•became can- '{', Willard.. 1 j vulaed with lauglite-, apparently I Copeland, aIint3ter, . Pickering Ua- A Family a3embershlp fee 1n the - i which ewe enjoy to day ited Church officiated. In the semi-finals a" the men w roceed but too late sa ,pscoctatlosrof $1:00. -vas 'adopted. ship Sodtball'LeaB� e, Brougham de- I-hible for discoveries, of which we the uttdience - as roc c ng w . -- Mr, Daniel -Jenkins •on behalf o.t and Ajax Defeat- : bringing our I 7i:iQ tl;v iR�,�Ree . . the , Daniel-Jon Mason, of Scar- !sated Ptckering, now make use, in , „hter, many a ster.l-visaged -face, I. what it la to- bnso.asked .for the support of the ed Dumbarton. - i standard ut Uv to. 1, right -mo -with laved Thomas the IS In the Finals,. Brougham won day—referring to: Watt, Gallileo, right moment arrived Thomas Siam= li . Association for a "commuters' from Ajax in the.iirst game and in .Ford, .Franklin., aTewton, 'std even'' er bowed; ant walked from the _ pickerin(s Unit�l ('hump train" between Toronto and Pick- the second Ajax Was}ending at the Christ himself�'1'hase men all con- I pl;•,tfcrm, cul erb acting, thus deaf- Rer. Kabt. f'. Copeland. Minister ening; both morning and evening, When the game waa''aidered -''lunatics by lesser nrluds l oastrating st -an early age his pow-' SUNDAY, gEPTEl1l3ER-26, 1948 west of - aiith i"Lng, They have such a train There er to sway and control other minds, 16.00 s, m, -. Sunday School Toronto' now, The meetlnit support- His parents passed away. in 1902 11.00 a. m. - lIorniltg Service called because of darkness, so the i for Fools will always ire a demand T this suggestion Unanimoutly. game -was awarded yo Chem. •How_ f s" 'men who could hatch fthdsfy School Rally.. Day ever, last Friday evening, fon the i their wagon to a; star, and . io]loW and were not him his Brea honors. Several Several gpn- Rev. F. J. Whiteley. QshawA a -.-- _ their inspirations and ideals., not _ g,W4U"10El5EN'f' final Barre, Ajax, did not field s being disturbed by tbe'crlticiam of esti o[ his ahces.ors rest to the 7.00 p, m.. - Evening Service to=. I village cemetery here, and several �•Th� Chglcee" ` Stewarttormerl• of It hoe been suggested that the those who would te: n€ thelia "crack- relatives will keep -ti loving r + +. • wishes to i nnc-unce Cup be aw'arde4 to Brougham. The !i pots" ..:."deal gt he grow - never ramly'memo Announcements Wtnnipeg, morn:, ice, � Canada Oougaittes will soon be ' kept an "ear to the Bround for memory this mach-hanoser. Can+sd- line opening of a dental Dry +' San whose ' wonderful career has Anniverrsrq Sunday -October 1T- public oonion in the forming o! eat interest to all who I Rev. H. J. Stainton, Mimtco- _ ilii Dand■s at. E,, Whitby, Phone holding a meeting to decide .�vho policy." been o[ 6't' t . W>zltb7 ?!T. sets the CO -Progress tn-'this..world is due in ver knew htrn. _ _ _ - -1 — ! •�' +, Choir Prat'ttce e large measure, to, ,Foots --thank 4t the Church, Ftida} evening, at �.. - - - - r the Foos, concluded • the • gpe�aker F-D I:vGO 8.-30 D: m. Rev. lids: McLachlan .was the_ guest of RQtartaa Geo, Todd onoodlands' Hall To Fnten'Ain (1hoir 'Fhe }idle? o: theW. A, and .tbel`r iso Son. .g R husltan's will entertain the choir sdinner ane week ago, Mr.00 Pte. B� to tt•e ba.ae•n•en!'ot the churclt onth-At thed th d ' falter C• Thomson address° e .e livening Will. ]Be j Frt ay, October1, at 8,00 p, mA GOVERNMENT ANNUITY Club in a topic that w'as something(is your $ofeguard-against - oR a.surprise in that' he talked to dpr absrerlrR Church• Rotarians om the tfine work 'done by• S'AY THAT ! "' Rec, Davi,! Mjrahall, 114!0 ss dependency ie your aid age. Rotary. is t'he tirrst tjme that SU�'DAY. SEPTMVl31 :'R 26, 1948f reoarb for your fidpre �'8B, ToronRo - a speaker has come -to the Club to L.00• p, 'tn. - 5unday'School —then you will never need tell them, personally, od the work , .Draw ice' 3.00 p. m, - Worship Service To look back and say re- being done by them and express- ..the apPretciation of those notTILITY CABINET" me cookln • • s tsM T adipo' gatA of Ao A gretfuiiy, "If Only ... -- `-• 1 within the membership. Mr Thom- 9'he Presbyterian Ladigs' o are " / r .son's address, as might be under- I bio a sale of home co - - ^ stood. was very much appreciated 4 ` Aaaa a Shower For Mise Peggy n I "Count" n Store" and afternoon to '1 f A -little encouragement such as this -Saturday, October 30. now and again, does lie1p. Thank Mrs. Rachael Irish, was hostess °kering Gospel C harsh pen: Mr. Thomson. The speaker was at a miscellaneous shower in the the guest o1 Rotarian U. A,. Stet's- I DA H. C, McEwen, Pastor, Tov#n Hall here last 'Friday even- I S]T�TDAY, SEPTEMBER 26',• 1948, i ing L r Miss Peggy Annan in hon, 14.00 a m. -Sunday School _ 3 tt' lin. tiiensoriam , r 11.00 a. m, - Morning Devotion t or o2 her marriage this Saturday to I couple., received marry .beautiful gifts 7'30 p. m. - Epangeltatic asr�iew i Mr. R.obt. Scott - Pickering, Whe WeelanlghM SEEP' In loving 'memory of a. a ndauc de r wife and' mother, Babel Sleep, �tapgroyriate.imantrer. a Wednesday age Piayee'e lieetlai n e.in ednesday . i . , very -Thursday - A low-cost Canadian Government f o passed away Sept. 25, 1937. - _ ' wh Annuity guarantees you as much as Gone from, us, but leaving. mefmor- a i?ort i p Yon - in Dunb6rton District ? i Dunbarton, Cesttennial, Fir Fr day, 8.00 m -Youth Rally a '-$12Wa year for life. iee United Churches Church. Death can never take away, g �rdial Welcome To All r No Medical Examination is required. I'Memories' that'will always linger, - .Your Annuity cannot be sdized under - While upon this earth we stay,' I During July and August we had ,s Anglican-abaieh 11 any, law. You cannot lose your - _Ever r Htisba P --- Rev, E. G,' Robinson, ]ia*w - stnane even if ovr payments fall the home o1 112r. and Mrs. Mottea- Y Y P Y and son Iio�vard: SUNDAY, SEPTEiadB1A 26.1.948, info arrears. head, to whom we -extend our. a'Ap- ciation T Cation for tak n harge. To 'Mfrs _ i g c :� • 1 10 00 a m, Sunday School ,Anyone, -from 5 to 85, is sligibls.. Audley Woman a Asp al.dlement and the Warwoods far 11.00 a. m Harvest Thanksgiving helping with the. music, to Mr, Fan- Rev. E. G. RoQngon, Preacher Ala are cordially invited to worship Annuities Brandt The regular.meetin6 of fire Aud- ,therm, for the splendid . meetsage; ley Woman's As•soeiatiou..was herd • to the. various speakers from For with o in remembering thank* t. . - DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR at th.e Audley Church, ou Tuesday, ward Baptist, and to a14' -vino -cause 'nod for the blessings of the bar. HUMPH MITCHELL Minirt•r A. MacNAMARA D•pvtY MP•i:t•relPt, 14, i and .helped ,by their presence all vest. t 1 No Evenin6 Service _ .. Anniversary Sunday will . be Sep. prayers, 26, at- 3.00 o'cl•ock Monday even= A meeting of` the Elders of life St. 1Panl's' Church, Danbarton ing, •Sept. 27, at 8,00 o'clock, 'Sol- three Churches has taken place and Rev, �• 4i,��� Ina will present their Drama —"It much time and thought was given SUNDAY,-sEP,TE�ER 26, 1948 1 Looks Lille •R�s-in Lunbh will, be to the .future of our churches. 'It `served, - was felt that there must be much 2.00 D. m - SundAy Sdhod! ' The west Group took charge �f 7,16 P. m„- 'Ev9ning pt'ayer greater co-operation, between our . _Rev. D, G.- Robinson, Preacher , the program and -introduced their Sunday Schoo'1s*and the Chijr t.: Un- You are colydtally invited to be with _ _ Meil )hl• C•ppn today rOiTAQ! FRs! , _ 1 : 60st-speaker,. Mrs. R1Lbten, Public lei we can tT�ln our teachers and - -' Health Nurse, Everyone enjoyed Whola,rs to take an 'ac'ti've part in t Paul,e Aannal Service d 'j her very Ynterestins talk. Mrs. the church services, thea there !s ,rnankegiving will be held -du Sun- i _ .,,,�,r mow; per+ ' ' Hedge favoured with a Itl�no num_ not inucdt future for the church. bar. Asocial hoar followed when ' AnQ so at Duhbarton and Fairport, day, 6ctaber'8, at , P. , wltl, t•1••w ••w/ wi aOM/lRE RIOaMATION •b••t Ci••�I•e Oww•auM Anw•eM•. RSV. Fsytnk llileon, M. A., B. D., lnnclz was served, it was decided to meet for Sunday io �. Monica,s (church, Tor- - The Bazaar article for October — Oontilaned'On Anp0leme■r� - Rector her. N�►tss......................»..: •-.....»•.._... ,. onto, ae epee ie] Drew • ._.».. POW CtEuuY) "something for a clilld .• _ AOORdE ........................................................ , ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING -----------_ AOrMTa WANT= group ss2.n 6 COLLIE pupa, 8cotcn i m eta'■ Pants direct from toanntacUrer kinson. Scarboro Bluffs P.O., t. a Lai** profits. Beery Allan, 1100 0L Law- TWO Incubators elme 160 t� 0e i <d good tnach7hee o we. er 11.00 t� '? ren a Burman hand Dower clipping Rouse dearly new, used only once $12,00. Montreal. pILB, GREASES, TIRES, alli�leesa o horse blankets good condition heavy wbbA Q 'Sin- i T 1 %� iasetU Ol+atrfe, /'epee Controllers. R Tw L L 1.1.E and Sara Paint hoot Coatings. eta til• ° erg wantod. Write Warne Grease a Oa Llml duck, 110.00 the pair. _ ted. Toronto One Gem electric Fetbce controller used only few mcntbs, Ineulat6rs Jfikudodless BatterleS t Trying to keep tab on the major steadily to the initial sack, forcing "` AGENTS wanted all communities to eeu uo.00. %S�d•':••' our popular priced children's rubber tired One yearling German Polity Female goad Lague baseball situation is about in what proved to be the only run ter' wagons ars i_ Ahe "Me thing as aUemgtinir tar of the garne Sales, . Ridli is K Richmond Bet . Toro le watch Lon¢ of children 810.00. A..Lawrenp, Mow, and write about, the French + + • BABY eHlees HEDGE.Carraxana 24-36 in bee $4,60, 15-24 -- •� - --- 3 60 per 100• delivered. Cramer Nureetleg; _ political scene. By the time your By Labor Day the Braves were 1b,000 PULLETS white Fox, seek. " staff gets into print," a colleague tied with th'Giants for first,,place; Ready to Lay also 10 weeks to 3-4-$ Months. ROOFING AND SIDING who Writes comments on world and with s 1 morning - afternoon Floor and Range raised under,ideW conditions. „ Also Fal) Chicks. Catalogue and Price List ]FACTORY SECONDS 1 =- e►ests pate it, you're liable to find double-header scheduled "against the 11sees• Asp* Is real bargain roofing, we doubt yet yourself about three Parisian crises New Yorkers, the demand for tick- LAKEVIEW POULTRY -FARM tell: them from first grade. Asphalt Shingles 210 Ib. $4.98. 16$ Ib. Hexa- ^ti' and two new French cabinets be- ets was so great that they borrowed EXETER, ONTARIO eon 83.75. 126 lb: -J3,15 Per sq. (100 ft.) Red, lhind what's been happEning." Ftnway Park -home ,of their Am- PULaRTS. Pure breeds and erose breeds, green. black sad blends. Blue available in a•� weeks to laying. Bummer and Rall chicks. 210 lb. only, + + + erican League rivals, the Red Sox, Forms, Cabinet-Henri�Queuille ' Free Catalogue. Top Notch Cbleb sales. Rolled Roofing '90 !b red, green or blaol, and holding far more 'people -t0 Guelph. Ontario $2.96 per aa. 6o !b. red only s1.76 per ■y. Anyway, at the present moment smiles in Paris after telling PouLTRYl3EEP3iR can cask to on the soca 11" thick Insulated Brick siding $3.96 a% the two Boston teams are still lead- Play it in, Roil brick siding In tea or hurt ia.lo per zee orters he adds ted Presl- egg market by era+ring a to a week pullet.. w + + s p , P naw ready for reasonably prompt shipment. F.O.B. Factory or Hamilton. Delivered Drips ing their respective loops - by dent Auriol s request to form a Send for Drlcellst and order soon. order with detailed circular on request. - Dicky Rudolph pitched the morn- chicks now for October delivery. Robert Jones Lumber Company. Hamilton, OnL C about the width of a gnats eyebrow a French coalition Cabitlet. " Ing game, 'against 'the immortal Bray Hatchery, 180.Jobn N. Hammon, oat --and please do not forget who pre- - 3 PIECE BATHROOM SET =oe* , dieted, before the season started, an Christy bfathewson, .and when the PULLETS Free Dmmbms catalogue-e.on leg., reds.. Braves came from behind with two a �Ateake to Ready to Lay Several breeds and bath:, closets. basins, furnaces, radial". 0-Beantown World Series. -And if season - ended Mr.- Stallings, untie- crosses. Send rot price flat and breeds. All necessary pipe and fittings for plum WN runs• in the ninth, to win 5 runs to lievable Braves were pennant win- HURONDALE and beating. Brain Plumbing t Heating. the Braves should Ret in, everybody P •tat• Lawrence St.. Montreal 1. 4, they were in first place. But asses b no less than ten and a half CHICK HATCHERY and his brother will be recalling the y - =- that_af-- oon Jeff Tesreau out_ � _ _... _ _LONDON, ONTARIO SEVERAL' Ga Farms to zo neve to Q acre■, -- -flays-Of---E'irCbYge---$tall3ii�s - ------ --- xltb aa. Wells on. Bring !a $60.00- a year " itched Tyler, a d the, race• was all , e a ' ' PULLETS a -weeks to tayins in pure breeds each. Some with stock and implements. All lfiraCle-Ttamt ; s.4-w17y not Qs. i� --- -' - • • and croasbreeda Summer and rail • Chicks level land. those not on highway on good stone knotted u again. Then, die-fblIow= - csed-to-order-T'ree e�ulosor.-Twedals _ + ' + p We have no ace to tell how the John Walker, salesman. - .: 3 - Ing day Bill James tossed a dazzling p Ch�ck Hatcheries Limited. Pe uric John Walkrr, salesman. Box 62, 3arvle, Oat, It was late in the season of 1912 three -hitter, , which •-was more than Braves' wenton and fooled the ex- WAITED to Duro pal Barred Rocks. SPECTACLES L that the owner of the,Braves hired, "Rube" Marquar'd, •for the .Giants, Perts, who almost unanimously said New Hampeblrea._ a Ls■hosus; Lisbt T3 -- as manager, one George Stagings; could match 'Dace more The Mir - that -they should be charged Sn" ; ,ivaaaty aoa pseud. asked. RETURNED tsby aticgame ey same e�olor,aa e same ark with Box No. 12, 123 -lath Street, New Toronto, Ont. TROTTIER and ifyou imagine that guys such sole Team was on top an P ', V - the Philadelphia Athletics and . e ze Giants, still not + UY3f9N(f ►1fD CLEANIAG 6LA111717FACTURING Opticfan. 1064 1lolrnL - who will battle till_.i31e Last out and realizing that -it was all too true, swept the World's Series in four HAYN YOU anything needs flyetns or wean• Royal East. Montreal 34 oxen after; we might tell you that practically .chucked it. When the straight games. inet Write to an for Information We are gists to answer roar aue■tfooa Department TRACTOR OWNERS H. Parker's Dye Works Ltizill /*t i0ose Write !0r out catalogue. 37 page/ of worth ' they ase! sissies as compared to the street Toronto. Ontaris while equipment, fully illustrated. We have Mr. Stallings; Sa he was is the for immediate delivery Potato diggers. •ora days we are writing about ■ FARMS- POs sALN wood saws. . tillers. fertilizer broadcasters,7. - SPlke 'tooth harrows, etc. Order now before • a • 200 -ACRE FARM to desirable locality. Two price Increases become effective. Truck A fither''-ofS'�es��es good bank barns. good frame house. ten Tractor Equipment Ltd. Lakeshore Rd`Tate Braves, when Stalling% took acres good hard -wood, running water, oda at Hlmlco, Toronto 14, Ont. Over, were about the mosth at/le from village, station, store/, churches.oplless-ac "td: Owner retiring: lmmsdiau-Dor -WAR-SURPLUS TIREcs-'- - ' iooking aggregation that over �ap. session. George Kerr. R.R. L Ethel. Out. New 400 1 19 tractOr tire+• rib tread 67. It. --- -- peared in Big League uniforms. oy-from r C a a a f 160 ACRES clay loam. 100 clear, balance at"dard tread 88.05. Like new $00 z 1{ - pasture. Wood and tiarber watered by standard Mesad $11.96, Jeep (mud and snow). George immediately started using rtrearq. House. out -building good repair, steel tread $9.96' 650 x IS atandard triad. tl1 a6i aha, pruning -knife, with, mighty_ stancn za head box stalls. Hydro pressure Jeep tread. $12.95. Prices of other car ash tank Wrlinn. e Chas. Anderson. Leonard. Ontario. truck tire* and tarpaulins on request' Remit rweeps and no regard for hurt feel- _ 10 n vn orders or send full amaunt 'and gave �inga; and when the 19'13 season.be- INS DOW AWARD PRODUCTIVE DAIRY FARM COD. chargee. - pn there here only four Of the 12. splendid d graiGreenbn kar. nearandeclover' Hfarm. fully Established 61920. 1 28John SOTHERee; Toronto previous crop left -"Rabbit" Mar -equipped for dairy, bydro. large tractor fields. "'Is � .'d t �. ,c � � ' " largo barn, well equipped for hos* and poultry, HAtt3UltElit4lYQ anYfile, George '„ Lefty„ Tyler. Otto a , { Jw• steel driving shed large cement silo. two LEARN Halydresslme the Robertson method Now and Hank Gowdy, - � : rr ` . ,`, "" F.. ^"' _ '..'`" • r _room f !fie price slot furnace. system, running water dna Road. Toronto. ■ reser a asses• .. .-• used something -like fifty differentRollertson'e @afrdresatna Arsdoro 1117 Ave, eve �� ..,, iaA P q gale. Contact _. rpluty0sa that year, shifting his idea HELP Wis, xD •' LLOYD LEE. Iib one of these chess experts play- b j, A WILLOUGHBY REPRESENTIZVsad SONS. - twenty or'thirty garde$ simuL Fa ALEXANDRA MARINE & �Z �..` e' I REALTORS GENERAL HOSPLTAL taneousl When the campaign was x • AVE, ONT, - PHONE PORT PERKY 116R1I - y, pm - ever the Braves, much- to, e9 � " � k, REQUIRES general duty: NL'RSEs. Good . r lindp s s had struggled from + w�- r FOR BALE salary. deal llvlas condttlon■. A pi _ P'•' - e a er�c Ontario,' ' the Cellar Of -the Idati0A81 League T1FUL gummed frames for mouattats t"M�D14 AL 4Yt snapshots till' album. 110; as. 120, 177 or a asp tdizzy fifth Position. , .r - r / , sorted Package 202 Deeoredses. 238 Bonr DtrN"r DELZY; Every sufferer of Rheumatic • +-' a _. " w r '� goofs. Montreal 22. Pains % Neuritis should try -Dixon's Remedy, - - . :.� .:.�..•,-, .,ge:Q•' • Munro's Drug Store, 336 Elgin- Ottw:,. Post- Sy the time the 1914 rate began "` -�„ ,.,,,,"; HI -POWERED RIFLES paid $1.00.:, _ - rr_ italmngs had added to the line-up " °"" wrta for new Inks and Prices 9AT)siry YOURSELF - Every wftrrer o! the One and only Johnny Evers- - i2{ qursn g�C9P8 SALES CO Otuwa Ont Rheumatic Pathe 'or Neuritis should try -Dixon's Remedy. )dunro's Drug Store, 372 ora -time key -man in the Tinker -to -LIVE brooding mink for'sale. standard. ■tiver• Elgin, Ottawa PSttpat8 11.00•- $Ye�i-lO-Chance COm'bination - a blue; pastels and Dalt-blood al)verblue, pelt PROVEN REMEDY -Every ouffrrer of Rhe?, prices. . Write to Ervin Green■p000 46 Glen- matte Pains- os Neuritis should 'try Dlxoa'a - scrapper of high degree who was arden Rd., Toronto. Remedy, Munro'*. Drug Store, 335, IFW.24 bastalled as second baseman- and a Ottawa. Postpaid 31.00• - f eld captain. But in spite of this _ "PRECISION" P re6Y)WER CHAIN SAW ngnt all types of wood. dl g~ , oP$E ANH iF.J FOR wuni3SN . <y. ••• audiffar for caning all type/ d woos. -. _�- t but inur of -bitirg4rhes- � ,.,,•,- _.. the well-kamu and reliable 3% h.0. "Precis <OtN CANADA R LEADING SrHOOL - - the Braves started off distinctly "on 'firit time. two mea. "" �'"""- "` 6""" alon" air-cooled. 11-cyrle motor immediate Gree, Opportunity " 1 delivery Hairdressing • • • ... ....-. PRECi8ION PARTS U3117TED Pleasant dignified profession 6000 wasee. I tf10 Burnam Montreal 16 thousands successful :Marvel Breda.,. In baseball they have, a belief D ARC1` HILL America's creates, ar.tem Illustrated eats• �` that the team on top when. the PORTABLE chopping mat. consisting of Ves- lorue free.. Write or -Call ''Fourth of July rolls around, is very OF LAKEFIELD ONTARIO! ;g Fog 11" grinder, driven by John Deere elf $$ARVEL HAIRDRESStNO i b. D. Dower salt mounted on Maple Leaf Lttrek. SCHOOLS Sable to cop the pennant. On July kbps wowscleas yompmr f r Walter W. Burkholder. Markh,m. Ont. Ise Btoor St w , roronto > 061 ti%Nf �lYfa! 1Me iiwea y 1t 1 Branches.: 4e [Ging St, Hamllem Fourth, 1914, the New York Giants g , BEAU?IFt'L farm raised EnelUh coals mala a 74 Rideau street Ottawa were In first place, with a fifteel; s;< i f 7 months,. 17.50, female $3.60, male s months $8 00, female $4.00. Scotch and Ens- PATENTs ;game lead over, the BraSes, who •At his home in Lakefield war lash male 2 months. $7,00, female $3.25, male a - t FErHERSTONAUGH Comeaay, Patent 8s.• were last. Then, all of ,a. sudden Peterboro, Ontario, D'Ar Hill _ a months s7.so, female =3;76, Douce conte ..-.�.*=�.•a'f male I months, 87.50• female $4.00. male collie licltore Entibltahed 1890, 14 Xing West .i 'things began to happen, and on'July had just -started to remove his .. ready to train $12.00, female $6.00. Parents Toronto. Booklet or Information on request. 19th the Braves climbed from eighth' ' work clothes when a shrill cry, + ., of theme DuDa will go half mile for cattle like • comingfrom the direction of the man. Trained, male collie cattle doe 2 years The Tower of London's new flag- :ipkce to seventh. f ofd, will sacrlflce $25,00, female' Jurt u good + + M Ototiabee River, pierced the uF: $20.08, Safe delivery guaranteed. Box 298, ata#f, cart from • a Douglas fir be- i Dashtag 300 yards down tits Morrtshuric. Ont. lieved to be 389 years Fold, vyas Then-whsn they had ascended to wooded path, he came to the NEWMACHI`E§. Massey Harris s sec. one brought into service last week, the fourth rung of the ladder, the "' ':sheer, cement -walled batik of the Seeing bubbles rising to the surface, way Disc. 6 ft. Grain Binder, 2 row Ferule when it took the place of the staff braves fell into such a hitting slump bat' canal. At first he could see- )ser cern planter. a fr. Tractor Flow, used which had stood on the 'White 1 that only the work of one of the no ;and then, suddenly, 46 -year-old D Arcy Hill dove ipso 17 machines. 5 ft. McCormick Binder. 13 run L he tlouced a kw bubbles rising feet of dark, murky canal water. McCormick Disc Drill. McCormick. 2 fr. Trac- TSower from 1890 till 1945. newt remarkable pitching =staffs in ao the surfaces for Disc Plow, Apply Chas. B. Craig, A son. The new flag staff is., -a gift from ;bistory kept ' them from dropping North Gower, ono, Immediately Hill dove into 17 COM. 1 CORNELL. Reg. 1 Daw..... . Gold.,, British Columbia When cut the tlsar out of the league. There were feet of murky weer. Swimming Chaff wheat, 3 dollars bushel; earn. 1 Dow- tree was 158 feet long. The fm :only three of them -Dicky Rudolph, \ bottom of the cana<! he son's82.60 bus.Power cleaned. Gordon Leslie. E Acton, Phone Rockwood e1 -R-12. fished and white -painted flagstaff dung a favorite with Toronto fans, ' found a bicycle. A leaking an ' Hill James and "Lefty" Tyler, x C A kI Y Standard rd StI ablel a and half measures; 85 feet, about 10 feet of valva had caused the bubbles ...x Y which is embedded in the roof. Stallings worked them in order. and Hill was Certain that f 4 delivery O �I. Lawrence, R.R. 1 _1?owassan. Ont• rider must be somewhere fie _ with only two days 'or less of rest -Coming to the surface for BAGS AND TOWELS 'between each mound appeatance.the rescuer made two more dives Bleached and FOR THA T washed cotton bags. Flour, $2.88 ` - How Well the trio did their duty is to the'bottom. Despite the heavy per dozen. sugar, $3.00 per dozen. TOWELS: seen by the fact that for fifteen con- :: undertow from a nearby power 2.00 a =MM ssabout zrl 7aosen. Surplus Fl i, cress •?!' covers, single, white, washed, about 25" x 63" ' ` 1*ecutive games they held the oppoa- �, � ,finally --lo ted the u - � hide to an averse of one run' conscious body of a 12 -year-old -$1.00 each. For mailing add .25c postage -.COLD f _ B Pei . 'Ila , �,1, f,, .. 111+:.. ,,.,. � ' �� DEPT. R', "boy and litought him to the sur- RUBIN ... i fie' '.: •+ • .+ ,- - •face. Eight feet of bare cement BY-PRODUCTS The measures the Braves had to tab ' in order to win . games some- times reached the point of despera- tim Arthur Daley recalls one after- •aoon when in a lata' inning of a • iswMeas t o affair, they somehow managed to fill the bases on Babe Adams of Pittsburgh, . Little Maran- wall faced the rescuer ... so be began the 'slow, difficult swim to the canal entrance. Luckily, .'help arrived within a few -min- .tltes ... and soon the boy Wig '''in the hands of a doctor. That zourg boy is alive and- -wen •today due to the bravery and cool -efforts of D'Arcy Hill . of fAkefield, Ont.' We are proud - The *beer, cement wall was impos. sible to climb ... so Hill swakn with the unconscious boy towards the canal entrance. Fortunately, others soon arrived and helped them out bf the water. - 93 ONTARIO ST.. TORONTO VEGETABLE Juice Extractors for home use. Very rapid. Write or phone Live -Rite Pro- ducts. 749 Yonge Street, Toronto, RA. 7425. BEAGLE hound puppies, finest hunting and show stock. • Emerson Robertson, 1234 Rloor 8t. W.. Toronto. PORTABLE saw m111. including Came tractor, power unit, slab saw,. sawdust drag, founda. tion timbers, eta Cheap for cash. Also one team of Horses, good farm or.bush team - $200.00 complete with harness. Apply Edward Lee Chur-Lee •Lodge,. Dunchurch, Ont. . TM was the next man up and Stal- to pay him tribute through the Presentation, The Dow Award. - RM ordered him to get on, no 1 �: � " ' ` " • matter how. So "The Rabbit" limp- ly stuck out his head and allowed THE DOW AWARD u a himself to be conked by one of cimm for outstanding hero• Adams'.fast+oats# + - ism and incltuks, as a tangible -. ex ssion of ap «iation, a.. - ' ]Iaranville dropped to the'ground $100 Canada Satinp Bond. •-ince a steer. hit with a sledge. Um- O Winners are selected _by._tht. - -__ S F _`_. _ __�_,._ Mor workin behind the . • __ _V-_ - - Vim �,. � B . ...- _-- -- mon Itivatd- G`ommrtue, s �1ate, Mimed the Prostrate. -figure eroftp of editori of leading est w1t>b deep suspicioli. "If .- bow . .. you can ,. K7anadian newspapers, ; �6$ilk to first base," he .foully said, Earn lot you get away with it." So.07W Rabbit" managed to totter um- _EETI5 T E N TO THE DOW AWR D RADIO- SH - ~ . ISSUE 39 - 1948 .��. -S A T U R D AY - 8.3A P.M,. �" Corn Is Ripe—All summer long members of the Junior Leagtt,e in Hamifton; wot�king in eo- "Barber, Barber, Shave A Pig"—But 'this' porker, a trl.� ,he have been helpin bo t and girls with theft - 0" in Mother Goose, seems to prefer a hair cut. He's getting operation • with • the Royal Botanical Gardens, gg yy g w, gardening. Here one of them is seen'examiningcorn grows by jot Faulkiner while three of his t-beauty treatment befo��faci�nagl the tr. gaze of the judges at a _ friends look on admirjngly. 1 4 '6` We Ave pa3406 the blpteat PeeWallitts Prises For Dead or arlpgled Yalta Aalmale HORS-E.S CATTLE HOGS Telepboae ODIieci FM Immediate 19wOm l�OR DONYOUNGLIAl"ITED TORONTO AD. $$ii BROOKLIN $2, PICKEWN'G} 150, PICKERING is UANDS AT �V A%NTAX16W products are desired and purchised by people all over the world and the capacity to such largely determine. ;••••:•••••••• ••••••"•••"""•"""""•"'•": " produce goods the economic welfare of every man, woman and child within her borders. Because the sale of URAMM[21T6 M every articleaced in Ontariolrings valuable dollirs into this P"Winoe, we all are -PUOTO ENGRAVING more wured of j+nb security . , , and we and' iiur children can have more of the '�-- better things in life -To produce such goods in su[iieient quantities, akaled labour R. C. Smith, 22, of Toronto, in R.C.A.F. ' s is vital. That is why every single one of us should he glad that war veterans are ieteran, u shown routing a plate in a constantly being trained to provide -the skilled hands so needed by Ontario ON THE JOB S large • Toronto photo engraving plant. t training under expert instructors in our Duringtheirtrainingveteramare shifted f�Theyreceive Ontario• from one job to another to • ,/ This training, provided through the co-operation of the Deppaartrtment �of Veterans' " familiarize them with A _ Affairs, the Federal liepartment of Labour and the Ontario De�artmeat of i:dnca• phases of photo enaraviil�• - tion, starts veterans on the,road to skilled -crafterganship. Taught to use their bands in such jobs as routing, etch' serip�tng, Burnishing and finishing, TN Many veterans subsequent. they "ill eventually become photo engraving era tf emen.. Became ly obtain full time employ= ' of .. portance of this newly.siu„1 elcd workers helps to make. Ontario a finer place is which to live and contributes to the weifareand happiness mew -in the factories where �e7 receive -training. of all her-citioeas. ARIO ' THE BREWING INDUSTRY O - ( NTARIO) .....:.:.........+.....:............ Comm of a sapper, wives nr8ent4y reQ ' 6r,�.r+• .P! ,> .� nested to'iio' :eseut at 7.00 p. m. The children will sill come to the Car at, •idverpobl, at 6.45 to meet x church service. The Junior choir those coming by ,bus. Plana for the 71 — PLi3�Bl�F© will bead the singimg, 'under the dir- future, to be dascussed. ection oQ Mrs, Bewley, Mise Eve1- A1s aim sell Bran6tord aD�i • yn 'Westgate will tell the story. We Matad&* Empire Utbroom invite all the children and their _ -- parents to be•'With'us.. Lquipmenu •Duro W&W Gacrament oft the Lord's Supper 83e9em16 B44147 bta11a - on Sunday, October 3 — World e igaipmeat, and Communion Sunday—at the' three Bad MaterWb p churches, The minister *111 be Wack Gaaraataod pleased, to meet with any --who des - _F. J. PD. : ire unite with she church. We shall com�sieuoe our evening so* - — — - vices. at 7.30 in the Dumbarton ' 4L.Aassi'jedAdvt's 6ale os fqp stock, dairy cows, mAk- sale of farm stock, implements, ing mach1wi, tractor, %mplements, hay, grain, entice household 'fu Homemade Coke..'. READY-MIXED ta.ALtiA I b'uti tiel�.v, nay, grafin, furniture- ow on Lot 1, iture etc.,, property of Wm. Self, f^� Con. 4, North York T .. on,Dawen Lot 3, 6th Line, King Twp. at Lar- _. AUy 4uautlU'. - nuL %ji"ali Road haft mile north o1 Egldnton. kie. ' Sale at 1.00 DST,. Terms cash, Yboue Agincuurt 18811 tiPrnnert ' Ter=s No reserve as Drop. goingo Enit._ b�UR SALI;- I tcnen coal and wood caghl No reserve, farm sold. Sale land, Ken and Clarke Prentice, -range, new Decemuer. {Food condit- at ,12.30. Sellers and Atkinma,l auctioneers. 6Q Seconds ion; dinette suite, tour chairs and: ctionesrs, Success every time with Campbegs Cake u- - `Mix: dust add a cu of milk or water eNo table, bu•itet. i�ila, VV*. k:. Lulmage, • • * * TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19 _ suet- p co Jrintcoln Ave. Plckesiug, r stir and bake. Light tender, dehaious THURSDAY, SEP. 30-auction sale 'ton sale o! ferui etoc'k, imylaments,Try it today. k'%OR S+AIAE X00 S. C. N'. Leghorns of herd of good Holstein dairy cat- Grade dairy cattle, near new Case pullets. Alfred Bayes, Lot 24, Con tie, farbt stock, implements, hay D- etor; Hay, grain, hogh, roots, : r . w.� 3 Flu-,ws "4. Phone Pickering 96 R 12. �.• -- � �. etre#-ate:;: tlse-DroDerty of -Joseph it cMocou►iE i grain furniture etc.,-�a-z+o�l� eon- OMPBUL R. R.H1V'r winterized' cottages 6,' King Twp., property' f;�ed �rjak, Lot' 4, Con. 8, Markham- (,�KE MIX •GOLDEN Starr winter months. Students only, O'Brien. 'Sale - at 1,00 '-S, T. • TeP- one and a half .miles south a!, 'sPitE St- Children welcgme, Reasonable rates Terms cash. No reserve. Farm sold. Markham Village. -Sale at 1 p, •m. -35 minutes from Toronto, Mrs. Ken a.nd Clarke Prentice, duct. sold. _ -_ - Kea add Clarke Prenit F aunt **�' Bring .R_R. L MO'VDAY, OCT. 4 - auction sale' KAISER STANLEY Goldman Elisabeth SCNor. Pick. '�` i FOLIN-4black cocker spaniel, fe- of new brick-tiled 7-roosted white WEDNESDAY, OCT, 2'0 - uctioa ELEC -ECTRIC stucco ,bungalow.. never been Occup_ sale ,°o!. dairy cattle, farm stock, sale. F, J. Barry, north of Ajax, led; 'six and half scree goad garden implements, hay, grain, etc, n Lot - Oct. 8 18 con. 6, Vaughan T ert• ;House and Barn W1rin • 1and,J-ntumber apple .and pear trees,, wl�t�� s WOOD FOR SALE�oftwood . 12in.'' oY. VIervin_Keffer, Sale 1 p: 2r:__ ESTIMATES GiVLrN-, p t'4Rd dement'25'.z.30.garaBe, nicely _ eatre _43.00 single cord, Delivered. Phone situated on No. 7 Con, Markham, \-o reserve, Terms rasTf. Farm ha °^"' Gla-remont. been, sold, Ken and Clarke Prentice ^� CITY hal! mile south of No, ? highway; __-_;_Jl• .Jl. J1di1¢s HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.--on also at same time and place, new' auctioneers, _ � _,Stodfvilley Church St,, Pickering, known as -Ford Ferguson tractor and plow I: - • .�T - 1 the "Stevenson. roperty'•, Offers, H. C.; one and half-ton truck, gar- WEDN-1JSDAY, OCT, 2.7-,anctlon a.y Q Phone Stouffville 348 R ✓ LCY.,2tin Vnt. SEE YOUR FAVORITE PICTURi� ' for same will be received by the den tools etc. Property o2 Sam Rev- i3aIe of dairy - ',otitis, farrtx ,stocky Undersigned ti14 Sept 80, 1948. ells, Sale at 2.00 share. Terms cash, implements, hap, grain etc. on Lot _ First at the STANLEY THEATUX 7,ot 12, Con. 4, North York Twp, PHONE PICK. 120 C._L..314ckey, Exec. No reserve, except on .ptroperty to Saturday Matinee at 2 P. IL - for the 1FAate, 2.4 Rossland Road, be sold, subject to reserve bid: Pur- west ,of Yonge Str., at O'Sullivan's i _ Doors Open Mach Night At i.i@ Corners, • Properly Of Wm. _.G. New- West Oshawa. chaser can have immediate peas- _ Farr's Elevator FRIDAY and SATURDAY ' OcC. 1 eesion, Ken and- Glaake Prentice, "�1-9aTe at 1, slurp- Terms cash, _ _ _ No reserve. Farm lease expired-and S ' vases .BUS.8811V --- - auctioneers. SEPTEMBER 24, and 26 1 JOE'S HAA, SHOP * * s s Prof 9uitbing ,farming. Ken and or Robewt 11liNer, Brougham _Nar>;escr Made and jRepaired T Clarke Prentice eructs: WE TRY TO GIVE SERVICES. Reckless Orders Quickly Done. Saddles For TUESDAY, OCT, 6 _auction sale , _ e . Sats. of dairy •and fat cattle, hogs, farm ifheat We will handle from field - stock, implements, new Ford -For- v Wi11a.M Lythe Barbara Britton! �- .Joe PEA'RSM RADIO SERVICE- or bars bags loaned. ask for price _ gtison tractor, - hay grain, roots, Repair Service PIRATF33 Or MUNTEBER 8th Oon. Clareasoat, Ontario Guaranteed Feeds .' Try our growingh for ` Phone. 3 R 22 furniture etc. on Lot 32 Con. 3 Vaughan Tapp., property � of Wm,. a chickens Price,is -- .- NOV. 88. Master sad Maple Leaf fee" !fin t ► Montes Rod Caoaerm Burn, Bale at 1.00 P. m. D. S. ' 1 Nlop�j8�_ shock. Start your pnlleta on MaaR- . . .. Teams cash. Na reserve, an Kailas+ - _.-..-------- CEMLRIT M11101IR FOOL RENT- Id" or laying _ mash. Avoid . trouble to - - ih ebld. Ken ,sad Claris Prentice Electric Opeeatod, 25 or 60 cycle. ♦ MAt'S►LT8>!fD� poultry by not feedlmg new grain. MONDAY and TUESDAY accts.. ' 6, A.. FAIRBAIRN, Pick 1044R2 # • M « Wester grain -, Whole or chapped it WEDNESIDAY. OCT. 8 _section notreasonable prices 13F1"1E'MFIli•'27 and 2B sale 25 head Reg, . Ace, holstein Any Mahe or Model ` Fibron and snow-fence for tempor- I-IaZarti •cattle, M-11, tractor, farm stock, ary silos. _ Semi-solid Buttermilk. FOR FREEESTIMATES implements. hay, grain. furniture .Arthur Field !food'. Ooolers, Milking machine. Paulette Goddard M. Cares etc., on Lot 4, Con,- 3, Vaugha p$ONE b! B Car load of fence PHONE PICU;; 8 -r ¢2 - Twp., property o! Geo. Troyer. NEWS - SELECTED SHOR" Salo at 1310 n, c T Terms raab. Claremont, Ont. iiaerney Warm Air furnace . rze. as proprietor quitting �'*- �-....'-��- .lir Condition 3y'stemy farm Kon and Clarke Prentice SEE US >rARR% FOR SERVICE + SLP1'E'O18L$ dna fllter -mite• and Hundditers . 80 SULD AND LtiSTALI,IE� ee.* #_ _ n tctioh r, - ` _ for _. Ti THI�R5DAV OrT, 7 _ auction sale ice flit Of I111C1' - �TEL>i BY ^ m,aA aFf;ERAL _ relit Dr S phylfs Calvert Bob Hatton , et(,,. ori, Lot 23, Con- '7, Vaughan RODMANTwp. prottertp of Annie Kerr, Sate E S A�rfte Dispeastai at 1.24 IIAT: Terms_ esab. No res-'Vetertna (adult entertainment) ry Remedies erre. Ken and Clarke Prentice.Reliable Photo Ftnishi� Sheet Metal Works auctioneers _ Complete Line ` 37 TUDOR ST. AJAX * • + • .W E m�s1 FRIDAY, OCT, 8, _, importARa+atest.•ensirPa+ir•inn sale.of Rea, -and L E G'S �� 9T©RE a'omteC END �INHieb Grade Guirn!rev rattle', nearHBY Wen Dais ..8o.Sft n. a >. n,. i�E Ii'EGI;TJF6JEt4 new M-R. tractor en rubber,farmSunders • 12.80 Y. M.. 6OP. 1lL.s . s stark Implemtent@, bay grainfurs- { -' THE REXALL STORE SATURDAY,_ SF]PT, 25' auction tture etr„ nronerty. c✓ Estate of the PhoLoe Msr)t. N0► sale of household furniture, prop- i late Win. Davidson. Lei 29• rear of J' P. BOY Markham. Onto 3erty of the late Mrs, J, Foston, :con 3: PirkerinR TWD. at dark••! SNAPS RETURNED SAME DAY west end Dunbarton, All of the Hollow and north from Cherry. RMCEIV D P80D1E PICK. ASW. household furniture will be sold.! wood. Sale 12,00 noon, sharp. No Everything . in good ,condition. Sale - reserve. TPrmi . rash:- Farm sold a or 8 exposure rAlme developed and at 1.30 p., m. Wm. MAW, duct, Ren and Clarke Prentice, suets, printed 80c. Reprints 4a each. Maple Leaf Fire Claremont Locker • • • OUR PRMTS ARE MADE WITH p fele head cattle, . 2 50 swine, at ' THURSDAY. OCT, 15 ._-., auction ONE E AIM .... TO GIVE OUR CUS- �` sale of dairy cattle, farts stork, _ �Jyatom TONERS BNAPB130T$ AT THEIR --- : .7 i ; �-I'naurance Co. _- --- - -Lot 19, Con. 9, Reach Twp., At Hon- im.DTements, hap. Rreft etc., on Lot BEST.... LOOK FOR THE NAME Write or Phaas standard Size Loeser li9.OD A Tr! We Corners, 2 miles north- of Pt. 22. Con. -4. Srarborn Twp, property VDLAX ON, THE BACJC OF EVERY -errs; the property of Paul Diam_ Q•- Mic%ait Donahoe, Bale at 1, p• PRINT..IT}S YOUR ASLSURANCE Cbaap states for Farm and Qs®tr, Cutting Roam and Chilifn Rooms bud. Terms cash.' Sa3e at 1.00 p, m, m, DIST, Terms raroh. '_vq reserve OF QUALITY. BuikU2418 Available . fto To Ousto.see! Sharp. Ted Jackson, auctioneer, Ken and Gierke Prentice ducts. Wi=Worm Insi ranee en SOME LOCKERS AVAII.AMA • • • • Free EnlaeEesgent With Imritlal Wh��, BMW eta. - TUESDAY, SEPT. 028 _ auction ShTrRDAT, •OCT. .16 _ a'uctfan . ,� 68 Dept. T-5 L. n, �. Atttoonebile lniuianq of An =l& TAYLOR - LOYS,T' Pho . MARKHAM FAIR - Bowman & •Rowe'e se MW DICKERING :S�pt. 3Q,. Oct. ' & 2- Caatinnoos Nightly Monday JE W ELERY �--�41-1^0WINui Friday from 7.80 P. M. _ Saturdaycontinaou4 from7.00 Fcioa 4 OCt• - P. M. Matinee 8atsaday At y1 Saturday, Oct. 2 0 York Co.: Holstein Show District Ayrshire Show - WATCH and CLOCK -:Regianart Guernsey Show Jerseys, Sh horns, and Angus REPAIRING - .THURSDAY, 'FRIDAY, SATURDAY - SEPT. 23, 24, 25. JDlatrict Hereford .Show - - Swine and"(coats • Poultry Show TFrE BIGGEST LAUGH OF THE YEAR! Regional Sheep $hoe, Jr, Farmers Show -Judging Competiuons -Mgtaees and Pony Races. ` R� SJOUNON and JANET H[_4 PIarness and Pony Races - BTG 3MWAY :_ 10( JU H 8 furl', Mttmpet Bas,a �� " �lE�& Y "THE FULLER BRUSH MAN" sw - - ,ADlt[. 660 • "Chtldt+en Monster Dance Saturday Night ^ MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY - SEPT. 27, 28, 20. '$, aRBY; Bed. C�lerl Knapp, Prop. F' 0.$: MUSICAd. PARADISD 1N TE(]FINiO0I�0A! • •ES'1'BTR t' naJA�MS PETER 1 AW ORD •JIMMY DVRJII'Nt1' Commencing Snn. September 26 '48 "ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU s Garage_ Y ... _ FALL h'AIR, -)Gray Coach Caines - - - p. • : STARTS -- 14�QOt8�Dt�Y, EIEP'I'B11EHO�t 804 ic�r�:rin Ontario - 'B NUATM 0. UASW 150 (iEYM AiTTRY Tat .111STM-AWBERRY . ROAN'. 2W bopos�lq, We Doi UMMOateig . Whoden Take a little Levow - - Refreshments to -- -�---Groceries. _. - .. i� las '+ �� ',� 4'S ^ .Biot jjC(e�'ie� psvro�l �+ � .,ACr"T for .._ IfiNrDis+Gnwiat (l'baees4 Qsesoej /erg Yov;es. 3vuJsalC ?!e PICssAuvG ToWNTO .1 . "0w STOCK _I Ott" WAV.tor Ot�ico WwtesJ _ "Mai* +..:. - a.ar + .i - wr•� t e.� ONTARI TARN � Wer:ods Oosvertieie Mum and �eL a t � RMLtETIN p. alet�,.i �u►1 t: p a' a: J , xll-1 . o i -r%wl it WAL&Y Pf•1i1D ZPW "-A :0 .w »::1�GSi 1►5_. _�'^• +` A� r .7 •.::8�\ , !731 �7 91' -1?, low, �0 44- k%mmiq 23ifOIIw PO'Me 4 SaIA I ! lis•: r rr (' i • i ~ •. V• '• 1'Unq iRep ub!1 I 1!lsltw hs T 40,A42= film ido iC,6 .__.' �� DunbartoW 1 ;�•�° �" Wm. Hit, Taros- ; at the Hall sad - despite the hot. M. S. Chapman &Sonf 3Picken nt'Sundef witl}�r, and Mrs dry weather, we have had, we were = - E. Csaven, sole to show -a real beautiful d'&.' c Qolo¢ratulatio� a to the Duutiar: -_ play of flower• and )!Cent Wood_ ;, THE BI G STORii - Dos Kiwanis Club on their success lands deem It a •oleaeure to have , j h do theat use the Half for such Pickerin -phone 101WOntario with their two-day; - carnival-lasti'�at Woodlands • �r-- _-- _ week. We hear that it is estimated purpose. the Club will dies; something over Every one it is hoped,, will re; $12oo, which is going to help a plot is their plana for the future. member that the "movies"%�-Iighland Creek The attendance, was. _good, goody both week will be on ?Friday 1111912t days, although rain interfered on stead ow Saturday. This has been • ,- Saturday night Congratulations on changed so thad all of us will be Church wag not too well attend- v► ,� _a -fine show. _ free to attend the Fall. Fair at the ' ed, but those who were there heaid Mise Pat Hedge, Huntsville, was Rouge Hills •Home and School.., in- a very fine sermcZn oa the text so L cIdentally, , this will be something well known to al} `"Take no thqught visiting recentliy_ with her aunt and .entirely new for this district, and for the morrow", and Mr. Braham - -- -- - 1 - �ocle, air. and Mm. T. Jones.` 4 , Mcg, $arraclough, of ,Worces_ ! well worthy of everyones sn s- painted out this did not mean we rt, so let's all meet at the. Fair, s1lau�ld not -consider the ,future at. ter, ss,, s .visiting with Mrs. J. port ]d ills -on Saturday. -On Monday night Sep. all, ..but we should not let our Congratulations to W. "and' firs, 27, at 8•oo p. m• there will be a worries over tomorrow overshadow Clintori�ronse, of Fairport Beach, "=Monster Bingo" at the Hall; ,also the necessities of today, There was OF RSL, >s�JTEREST TO EitPJAY HOtiBEKF]57PER day te1r, on. this night, we are to have with much food for thought in his ser- peciuil� Thule U\ THE F`3RJi� during Threshing and 440- arn .the arrival of 'a, baby, ' no, the program "Did I say that"' mon -- we wish more had heard it. $piing perio(ln _ - 1SMr.. Norman LittlefoYd has B'ol'd from CFRB, Everyone should make _'Slrndziy School has dropped off a `�) chis hardware business in the vill. oint of atteuddng as the prizes -bit •too,but we hope to'` a -:up to a STURDY �YHiTl: CiJF'S A�cD SAUCERS proor, - non -flare . _ a shta ed :cup _ .UUP and SAUOER, c.; .: or, -2.79 liar dos, Who P D _ er, w , ra Al. D p Supt. ' -age here; to. bLt. - � .are excellent; also we have a brave higher fng�ure again loon. Our S p , - will take over on efct8ber .1. - for ii Whit,§ ' Utility Cabinet donor- Bill Derimmpsey has been $wa3' and Al. is a local- boy who has lived ted by Mr, A. Skidmore, and on top GLASS TUMBLERS for Everyday Use, ea., or 57c. doz., -:.and here siu�e boyhood.' Since the end now with his return, we hope to 100. 'ea, or $1.1 - oz. of the -w871 he has been tr�CT+elling of all that there !s a chance that see things boowin9 again. This for a hardware concern' and knows you might get on the air and make week the teachers are meeting to BROWN BETTY Teapots straight sides - 4 -cup, 39c. 6 -cup, 49c. . the business thoroughly. yourself some money -:so talks, 16ta discuss plans fo_r the betterment of Mr. an Mrs. E. Eraven had quite minute it a' date, the scliool and we 12ope all will be GLASS `PATER SETS - Pitcher and' 6 Tumblots - bright Red ni ht Our Brownies and also our Boy . on -hand so that' we may talk and a c�OE coo s ave started and by next Decoration -very snappy $1.60 he storm, when lightning struck _ plan t, crook ti e - :tlr. Craven said, -"thex week, we hope to be able to an, choir -practice has started again, GLASS JUICE SETS - Pitcher aad~6 Tumblers, BPECIA:L - c. " close by nounce something Befinte regard- and we ego hope' a`ii the members of _ _ • . could smell wire burning for a Cube. 0, - few minutes and thought the house lig (31r1 Guides and the Mrs Traynor the choir Will come out" Thursday .._ fsLA86 BUTTER DISHES omly _ �� We are sorry • that evenings at 8.•30 to support Mr. _ W on much. This proved to be- oVOId Forest Road is confined to I _ . ��g� mach to their .relief, _ Barnes in- the good work' he' is do- V , GLASS NAPPIES , tfio. • .Der• des[ _ 660. My.'and M•ra. Bev. Warwood and bed for a few. daysl. -We hope she ing. If you are not already.' a mem- ; will be around again soon. ber of our choir and have a voice, 36,00 ' Mr• Balfour Sieightholme attended Here is a special appeal to. all LOVBILY, DECOF>ATDD 97 -Piece DINNER BDiT • _dayKiwaui'e'.Contention to then Tve will welcome you with'open the ladies of East`W(stldlamds and 6 8 _P IF]C:E D�:r':�'Ei�SET; :� ea+-StocY,-F'toawd Patters - Montreal on the first of• the week- district. Every Tuesday afternoon arms. of Centennial wish to- extend I$-� Mr, and Mrs.' Donald Ly -ode at- there is a Euchre h-eid fro the Hall I 68 -PIECE "GQLD BAr'�7D" DINNER SET. ' , vended the funeral of Mrs. Lynde'e at 2.30 p, m, How about oafinR a_ to the family and relatives od the - _REA7.LY CHA MIXU : •$30.00 aunt, Mrs, Asa Pearse, of Cherry- . tong this -week' and Iets�l -h`sve a lams at y • pea Pearse, our deepest 1 - w'o�: on -Monday. Mrs. Pes.rse Pis- little get-together. You can bring sympathy in their beieaveiment. We TOW-WE'VIf "DL9CK-S YOU UP REAL QUALITY ti00D9 • ed away on Frtday sl`"ter a. linger- along the babes !� you like -there have known Mra. Pearse for many $T QiTICB-BI�.LilYG} PRICES,, 80 Ing Illness. Her husbr epi -dam= is lots' of room. Let's make a point years and have always been sorry eased ber soave year's a¢0 She t% 02 meeting at tbe- Nall every. Tues- to hear of her sutgeriag during the _ COME �/� E O ,� IN , a sister of M• 11,.8 G. '.4forrfah °f dap afternoon at 2,30, past aumtrer of years, I �� j / 1 1 \ • n,•nh-*+on. The funeral was- he'!d week the Pickering Hortic- On Sunday. October 3, we w} ori Monday, with 'interment at the ultural Society held -'a Flower Show 'loin with the churches of the world '8lsskime Cemetery. in World Communion Sunday, and all members aid adherents are ask= el to Join In this Holy Sacrament -Shop a� Heme of our. church. _ MO#EY-�-' Due io the World Communion weNCY - ^ MkIRF may be changing our regular Har. • given later. vest HomeEVE MW eT ' notice of this will be DUCE _ lidFOR FARM. PRO - nior °t e- who are - n_ - Junior Haane-makers' Circ7e(F are - buoy with_ Markham Fair, we do 1 HERE YOU GET THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR sy ' - ITP ,_ -.... A�NDR�l39HD not know wbere we are going,.so !f _ ----- things seem -rather hectl"nd dds- • �oI•IIaKInNs -LMB -D - - UA L . connected in this- column, .we hope *.• you Will excuse and will tip At Reasonable Prices t ba l _ _:. BROILERS ' after tr •nt :,. . -. to a bac to norma the 8 _ NN TURK£Y6 Fair - ,E S It any er the local Young De°- _' _ :SILK'S -MARKET pie are interested there are two ev_ ents taking place next_mont'h whudi - "RM PAY MORE FOR EG(318 BECAUSE- WE SELL piJil$CT TO we would like- to announce. Furst, Poon• PytbErlttg 26 THE 40ONSUM'E1R - , � - there Ie the Festlrval of Sacred _ TRY Ug F(M 1•EI(3�FSPIFi• pRICES• FAST 8MVICE. RETURNS Pradee at Stouffville 17alted Church ' MEMO i jlgl-ABY nAY �.DWING DELIVERY - on Tuesday and Wedneeday even- - a - inga, October 6 and 8 This -is open - - Pickering Farris Limited t° all 'Unions to Toronto East Rur= - _ _WHITBY 336 -- NIGHT OR DAY-- F4IITBY, O.�iTARId - - a} �: and It yo-c=have iek anyibdortzratfori-about it, drop a �D1WD-LIl1RD � Le. Pali _ : ert ar ware P1Jii39 S T lime to Mies Joyce, Campbell, Mark. ham, and she will send yon Che s�llabns_ The other event Is the Toronto CotOwence Biennial rConv- Tention _at 'Owen Sound over the • ICK M�JDE t Thanksgiving week -end ,October 8 WA" C6K i to evetTa� para _ ay w G . • East Rural. so'transportation stiould Ali RAINICrEs b� available. _ SUP PLI ES.��,.:G1 - _ DESIGNED FOCUSE WITH �I ' I of P.icker�ing, beer 18• r This L9 4n Lm rtant Notice v it - _ Concerns the. Health of .Your chil,i. J. S. BALSDt)N 81 PICKERIN. _Ess'otane Every mother Is interested in the i You'll be the envy of your neighk)6urs wb n'you - t eot� health and happiness of her child. ' new, oodern-gas ranges designed for use with Erw If you have not, 'had yogr child lin- There's ONLY cooking is quick, clean, less trouble. Thees's no em no mttnized you have failed to- give; '� • soot to blacken the bottoms of a )hts 179 0 auiomatically; gives full heat at once. You'll M thriliad the him that art otection which will en- RO+GERS MAJESTIC convenience. sure him health and happiness. and water heaters sold All lnfaRts over six months of Imperial Oil Limited. Rang" sold age should be protected against - appliance dealers : z}� whooping -°ugh, diphtheria,. small - x ,i�'a�•aa ( �¢'ox: Yo -hr - own--droctor will give a 'r RE your child the inoculation or he RADIO AND AL'TOi1lATIC C+ORb PS.AYE.R a. u array : be .inoculated at any df the <> , following schoaLw. Choose the. one CONSOL TYPE, WITH LARGFtl 11EC%OiiD RAT• y .� - that is nearest to you. Now us your . B AR . RECORDs�►YEW Wim+ PIAT o, 4coHSR°ti a 0�: w R, apportunityl Sphool lot Treat'mt Tlmd -.1.2 TO 14 SK.)OPJ)S WITMUT A'IT> 1'1'I f. No, 7 Sept. 27; 1.00 P. M _... me. 10 l.00 V. m. 'A GREAT BTIY W�•S TJ�lY LAdT" else r Cedar Creek, No. 14 3 P.M. Cflaaemoat, No 16 Sap•' 38, 1 D. m. panbartori Radio and Electric _ ~' Aitona, No: 17 Sep. 80r 1 p. 'm. FASY-CLEAN OWtNERS MI s Atha No. ill 8610. oro. 2 D. m. IN THB V I1A,&t3'E OF DUZMAJit1TM .<.::,.' T. Can. Nb, if SM. ore. 3.1). m- , Brougham, No. 10 Oft. 1. 1 'D, M. PHONE P%CK1i�II�FO 36 ii 81 g,, (been River, No. 11 Whi tevale. No. S .. 3 p m f'wa wiaw-�w (M 34^vrw *•dot s?a.00•� 1• _ • ilbb. M .are. -w. eras... ry .„lr lo'% � _ Gt•ee+mrood -No, 9 Oct. d.' 1 P. m: . • ^ vERffig ova do"'�" old *0 Oeleaa In 9.0" a..MMr ��� = Wriggle, _ No, 2. y � �. m � Motto ' �er7ice Our A� o Andiey. No. 6 _ 3 p.. ori. Quality �r' �� Rrock ltd. No,. 6. ,Oct. + 6. 1 P. m• '+R\ d RIAL••►,��-�LIMMED ..00d P. m. ,`,l r - - v CAItL rppt� rocs AAS se MA)'t[ B.:..,.,'a. _Nei. 3. Oct. T, 1 p. m. � � F, A'w ,�.. �� NM•M ` IMePi! T '•.r-tt�^ *}� `??. (1`>. 3, i �. T. ►` .� ��� •.,�: - {,., �....., ...,. �.. _. _...� _ ..• .,� � ..:._.. _ _ : _,..- � .•_ ._ - •;-� l 1 t � a..(° c �..r , " � t T R, 1 r ' en . �•• py. � _. , � -_ _ _ • .. •-,,, � Q Rwoano(1w:urca, vt nF J' llo,iwd , ' �1'0/i. %f , 1. OSt. 1�. l 1►. 221. Pj�i�G+ * r ' `• 0J ker Plant 89Chjnl: 4' ,.•ee,•,"o,,•utoQ.Onwb ? I:I•t, r'o i}+ 7i 1. I2. i •.�:`s1 1-+ "?n - Yew i w\+Id.t 1`ke * kno.. s,nr• 4Dr ! i+'(•!7�ir-!l��r,•,r��ss�d m�, wlthaut tabnrM+ew � � Pirt�oIin� Vim, 1. :3 _n •-m. , `r os oQv� tion, your FREE, $.l •s• iltu4ralod bV61:4 =gab aR about this 3 �� . \ "•? l t p� O^t. 21. 1 P. Tn• ( :.;• ' > ~' Mr NAME w ,.n 01e• 9'MI�- .�.�r,. +rte •+� _ �+, •.. .. tr . t� . T? f' :' T - ! M: - i i v.ri I,r �. 1 CIT fsp-n1 1, Y� • ht� �' At �' li'!lN(� FMT i 'I sir: 1E l l r t � � } JV. /' 1 . ~I L.1 \ •l. �•\ 13. � R C• VM `'--� o _ V Itneat Q �MU-11 YOUR wo of-:-iEind j, TWod ks' aPPropriattd a Cad, illac coupe and went tearing up -Broadway at the height of the = C _ x. One cknnot imagine a lazy, shift- theatre crush at sixty miles an hour, less persalt writing with force and "Thish ish terrible," cried the pas- ' i �' - — energy, in every letter. Usually senger. "I can't stand it," "Okay, - there is a weak then," counseled the driver. "Just E response in close your eyes like I'm doing." making: strokes -Another version, of the same �;�rts - and lack a general , of corn se er exclaiming, -For has the pas ,,n�� Pete's sake 'Too* wbere' yuuie� - _ -- .. leteness tothed . ' .�.- f o r m a t i o nof riving," with Oct loon at the wheel ' ? answerid's, "Am I driving? I S A G - certain letters' ,. crtain3 thought you were. revealing poor , ima ination and HICK o < + �\ judgment. tG Dusk had deepened; and -Mr. Jen- ?his 'week's illustration is a good / kine yawned. "Reckon I'll turn in. example of a writer who shows Gotta spray the apple trees tomm- —`— some of these traits. Notice the row." 4789 loo in the letter - _ "Don't forget to call on Sheriff p g ,how short it SIZES is, barely as long as the body of the Aid'= QNiet Dawson," said Mrs. Jenkins. Z letter itself, Also the eye of the _ fie clip clip stopped. Then Ma loop is almost closed and the whole I j - Jenkins saying: "I'll be over to aft letter'is hunched together as` though ay him tomorrow sure before- he sells the writer could not muster sufitci- !��I' TIFF that white horse o' his to someone ent energy to form the letter prop- Earthquakes—floods—convict ea- else." erly. All the downstrokes are -short, Again, the sound of the blades. showing lack of interest in things capes. The newspaper. is just full of Mr. Jenkins opened the door. Mrs. of an energetic nature. Strokes of : - happenings everywhere. But Hath- Jeakina sat alone, framed by the the "t' bare are similarly short, AM�� lag ever happens to us;' sighed Mrs. light of the lamp in the kitchen be- - showing lack of effort. FOR RE LI E F - __EM--leer`Mr.�rown, you can't -The eA --a general uneveness in Mr. Jenkins studied the news- work in the •dark. Mr. Jenkins. She's the image of the base line, a wavering in the - paper. "Here's a picture of, this g You in her' g - won't mind if you sit in his chair." petticoat - whirl dress! Everyone slope of the script which given it Bat Sebastian, escaped lifer. Face 'You're okay --very kind." He will- say she looks so adorable. Pat a disorderly appearance. reminds we of someone— 'placed down the shears and took This script. reveals characteristics ' Why, Peter, that face doesn't tern 4789 has charming ruffles; the show a spark of kindness. the. chair. In the shadows his fin- allowing lack of decision; limited « petticoat peeks a bit b2, 4, 6, hem! ' ii sical and mental capabilities, gets folQed the paper Pattern 4789 sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. physical ' They remained quiet, Martha in " and enterprise at a'low ebb. When I was a girl, Mr. Brown, Size_6. dress, 2!._yds_25_in_ P a7ncler icirerrockeraut�Peter- I loved funt Would you believe it - ,_—_.___._ ___ �QR� EL�EF �/RE�R in his high -ticked chair. The paper iy, yds.; eyelet for both 3� yds. I went to a barn dance every week lay on'Mr. Jenkins' lap as he draws- ana with a different beau each time! Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ed. Mrs. Jenkins rocked gently. And icuica an ha rides. I couldn't .�._ P d Y (E5) cents) in coins (stamps cannot 6he watched the sunset. Tomorrow be tied down nohow. But today—I P she'd be doing the same thing, be accepted) for this pattern. Print o reckon I should be thankful but it plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, / 'Then she watched her. boarder, trim- De- get' so tiresome with nothing Send your order to, Patters De- ' �Fo>' a brut onalysss of your rhos- - sning the rosebush. That man was „ ever happening..-partment.. Box 1, 123 Eighteenth atter send o sample of luaedtucitsap. -- - so obliging. In the few.days he had The man said, `'It's' been nice-- ��O�O��D !been here he had made himself thor- St, New. Toronto, Ont. ttivitb a stomped, self-addressed save - been care of the bushes: I11 miss lope, to Alex S. Arisott. 123-18ek. FOR - aughly useful, that... I'll seram�-leavin tonight.' Nice evening, Mr. Brown." she g B Street, Now T orousto. L� E� Ant on the r. following she �� ii�� L • !said in friendliest voice. Mr. Brown � wondered why Mr. Brows had stay- J i �teW � Clip All smiled. Nice evening. L j\ Far faster "Wouldn't you like to ail t bitY' ed as long as he had, it was so quiet petit relief ' ' "'Thank herr: -Toward twilight. when Mr. INSTAWfIVIs lathe you. ma'am; but when-- eakin return f � vt i � �'� LESSON of Them Usef� n o I see a bush that needs trim- Sheriff Dawson. he mled a white to to take. Made like • ' "Why don't you take life -easy; orae. ter a had put the salols! ' By Rrv, R Barclay Warren For Cooks Heads. A light -weight up; fee made himself comfortable inao medical ingredients, I'as Mr. Brown? It isn't as if you were - soft sponge -rubber' band which fits works fast ... and the relief Instal t1 hired hand." his chair:. Martha was staring at Psalms 1tD:47-105; "John 80:30• comfortably around the head and. the sunset. 31;.Timothy 3:181T. Yes, thousands say there's ONS "I like to keep moving, get me?" y- according to manufacturer, creates for idache or the aebes and - ,. Pretty Heir forgot to tell yap, Golden Test: -The word of our God ' • Get you what?" "What? Well a rooting effect for mea working on _ "; Marthy, Sheriff received word that shall stand forever. Isaiah '40:8. extra -hot 'obs. The band absorbs fain• of colds ... for neuritic or -- ••-lemonade. 7 _ ,. police picked up Bat Sebastian. They' The lessons for this quarter are swtat and prevents it from, drop- neuralgic -pain' or the pain. of You poor man. There's some in thought he had a wad o' money in designed to help us appreciate the ping into eyes or onto goggles or rheumatism—st's IMMANrntlsl the icebox." Mrs. Jenkins rose, his pocket but 'it was lust'a news- wide variety of. literature found mi glasses. Don't .let a headaebe Or olhet gave her slumbering husband a dis- " paper folded up. , the Bible. We shall consider bi- Heat BaWs Food as You Drive. ,. approving. glance, and swept in. Mr, to ache or pain set you down. fief $rows rag u Mrs. Jenkins sighed. "It must ography, law, history+ wisdom. lit- Attached to steering post of car, ; p on the porch. fie have been exciting,"erature. drama, g po INeTANTINX and set relief. stood behind the sleeping Mr, Jen- she said, but prophecy, .-.Poetry... `this foot armer unit can be plug - nothing ever happens to us.. Peter, letters, The Bible is a libiary of ged into automobiie'ii electrical sys- e sins and ext l�` is hand toward -.what are you lookingfor literature. Ruskin said, "Read -your + the paper.. Nr, Jenkins stirred. tem to warm baby's bottle or other The paper. I ]eft it here last- Bible, staking it the .first morning food while travelling., The cup Shap - gown straightened and took a. tong - 'night. ' - business of your life to understand ,69antin ed device is made of aluminum with. step to the rail. He stooped over, -,Some portion of it clearly, and your ea section • ' heating ecti at bottom. snipping the blades as two sleep- daily business - to obey : t in all weighted eyes unlidded. Then the 11?odern EtIQUefte i8 Y the da understanc3. «-understand.". doop,tresked. _ _ '- By -Roberts Lee - Obedience to. the $iblt, is the -- _ and coid. Mr.- key o t er appreciation o it: e Brown." Q. When acknowledging an in- Psalmist said, "I have refrained tt,y You've a date each TUESDAY The man took the glass, emptied troduction and one wishes to avoid feet from every evil away, that 1 - - k in a swallow. "Thank you, the formil, "How do you do?",Bright keep thy word." Hence he sna'am." wouldn't it be all right to Say,- "I could exclaim, "How sweet are thy ! am so glad to meet you?" ' words unto m taste' MART KENNEY S �US'C i y yea. sweeter Answer to Last Week's Putaale A: Yes; this expression is proper than honey to my mouth!" a one can say it sincerely, without The Bible is composed o .sixty- � K PERSONALITIES O G 5 N O R T A L L affectation.. .- - it T w Y t If one is eating and takes a ous ranks and walks of life over r - L A M o N A 1 V E t E i mouthful of food .that is too hot, period of many centuries. But all _ La DOC K 6 A I M would it' be all right to take it from --point to the Lord arid Saviour J'es- :Sept 28 Mar Orle Lawrence ."Sings' in s ` the mouth? us Christ: John is ver em baric �' Y p _ A 1 N E Y E R L E N E A. No; take a drink of water' ,as about it when he writes, "These are 1 Y A D E POT 5 t A quickly as possible. but doso vn written that ye might believe that out attracting attention. Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; What would be a good excuse a"nd that believing, ye might . have M L b T O C L E T TER 5 to offer if one wishes to decline an - ,life through His name." TANADIAN,CAVALCADE ORA 5 5 N t P invitation that one does not care to The Bible is God's revelation to O U N t: i' S 1 R O N 6 accept? man. It is divinely inspired. Col - E L O t N D 1 P A- An earlier engagement for that eridge said, n w e e le is -- Yr G E L 1F day or evening would probably be inspired because it finds me at the best excuse, greater depths of my •being than any other bot.•, 331111. Grease � ai 10. T.iQuoi 1 to. 8mlrlra How f Invite to. Beep [7 OU% CQn Lsoe►eatis is. Blsc ur _ _ be is nye to. evourel By Anne Ashley „ tial body 41. is off ACROSS 4.'Tho hospice tq nt Sl out swo" - !8urroand s. he iia Dost leas vereattal Q• How can I remove a broken Sun-dried r t+,t cork that liar slipped down into, brick s• ASeA - coverios is. elite tribe the bottle? - s. Touch lightly T. M�eaat k - Exist a.8 Dos cut or ss,-�oda A. Pour in enough' household i. Floral part Ge t2te i'a�er Qat ' il. NBrse goA ammOaia t0 floab the cork, let it - i1. Swehlpriest l stand for a few days, ind .it will T. Covered with break into fine, pieces. It can . them _ a bora ensl!pee be removed without difficulty. . Variety Fq!y alone - - . ArmadUle Q. How -can I clean celluloid? - Alienate -A. By rubbing it with a woollen " Tho,ater loses . ]Ideba[es lace clot' and a little tripoli, then polish- lrefioh arc mg with a clean • woolen cloth. 3reaiaia a pore ( ..Sale is also usyd for 'this pur- ♦I P Ia. /e 1-t of Q. How can I extract onion juice easily? . with the' A. Cut a slice from a root end - msra� of the . onion, draw skin, andr - - -: soar - then press the onion; with a rotary k xesist "otion, on a coarse grater. 1 yilCarisele Q. Piease give mei a few of the " Got an apple from this I oalcher standard kitchen measures. _ t A. One salt spoon equAh three- e'"" 1 aale� .., ut>ie NUGGET every day." • quarters of a ,teaspoon; three teas- peons equal one tablespoon; d:- - • r tear tablespoons equal one cup; two eUR e a allyls aghal one pint. DID THIS You NUGGIET MORNING?— Answer to This Puzzle Will Appear Next Week ISSUE 39'�— 1948 " _ -. .: Recezitly Unveiled r ' • �� liths Oscar, whose family It" 3 _ >D recently moved .into the commull ' -- ~ i �.... - -: -_�-• ' �`�'���� . r, ky, wsat d1sY»>B with e of his Ir new-found friends- in the back yard a i of a neighbor. The neighbor, a genial, friendly = rs mangy, looked out of her vicomer, RONICLIB FIFO and eta oast to the newcomer, '# "Hello, therel Isn't this a new isce?„ A deep red suffused Oscar's -. '.' - �� •�;f .'< _ ��� freckles. - e�c�.dolti� P C le►,�l�.e Last Sunday in three of us still the fact remains there is went to a on much to ]ear came back. At ' 8:40 am. Cicely it we can but shut our eyes and r - 4took, to the air, on the first lap of ears to what is undesirable. .NextLift her trans-Atlantic Right. By. noon Wednesday some of us hope to go Of ■ next da ' she would tie in England again although Partner is showing Are on loins on�aechu lther fnnctiona even though she had six hours to signs of backing out already. He z Ar Ehi. mak you suuffer. from wait in Montreal As I watched Ger says she is afraid to leave the farm shot dashes Ecol so n■rww, A MR.y plane disappear into the blue - it Ty for very long because the horses tedv C�potary�ai �4:, seemed impossible that she should and -cattle need so much watching .� �Pinln ammo's` o 4.�, a -' be here one day and at home .the and watering with the continued dry trnic eliecu .n next. But so it is-and-her—visit,-cathec—and there is always the , VEGETAKE r like all good things, has .come to an danger of fire of unknown origin. A LiD1A E. PINKHAM S .eoeltrowfu, r r� %115 r..' end. Now the hens and chickens; neighbour kind a grass fire start cats and kittens, all look'at me in 'in his lane the other day—and nd surprise when I feed them because one knew how it started 'i" Forton- ?(/ tip " Cicely had taken them over' com- ately they soon had' it' under con- • pleteIy. What her pet cow, ane, . But supposing everyone Jane, trol ppoai y on TIRED will think of her desertion I don't that farm had been away to the know—and I am not likely to find Exhibition) AQ out because it is Partner, not I.•who Cicelq and I had ons day in To- ,� _ has taken over Jane'again. ronto that she enjoyed It was part- s horaWs, dr it7-' • week we really had -quite' a ly business, to check on her plane Im in Wary spirit of concentration as ..she busily stirs the batter in- a hectic time, crowding that was dare a •t7 �. _ recent pancake making contest. we had tea at thy* Arcadian curt as we could in flee little that t was left, and of course there was because- I wanted her to see that as M pasturage, records show that the regulgr work .to be done a. well Toronto_ could put tip something bLmw Yettaultilsid• / F T more progressive farmers of the up my Often canne We managed to get a bushel of better than shot -dog lunch counted 1m&aeh4havilselmi 6 Lr state are applying an average a tomatoes into jars between gadding Then we went to Loew's to see "A �heor tie pan•, dished rest or that O and entertaining. Date with Judy". It was quite ,shed„ fsoGOa. yThat's rhos time M Ze! ;1x.94 worth of chemical fertilizer' One day we went to the "E.a" light but goad and we enjoyed iL and we Dofe p� �a to pasture and hay crops for every and. as far as .I know, it was the Then' we were shown over a To- esti is desi the troolilo-makin head of livestock old enough to T+!w graze A number of leading dairy- only thing in Canada that Cicely ronto Conservatory of Music' and «acids from the system . It's probably no news to telt you gran go even further than this, nosing didn't like. She said it was too listened to several violin 110101. We ad a you a chance is htoi bader.,week that Gttadiafts who grow apples, o m much as fur$32 worth per animal aoiay, too commercial, too untidy also visited with my sister and boner. Got DoMsCidseyP3stodsy. 141 st commercial scale have real ren and too c6lossa . I paras disappointed nephew until late and thea. becauseD Kidney �"s = ions for dreading the severity of otlr�t during 1947.. • we still had time to kill we looiied 114 her reaction—and sire ccertainly winters. For •instance the extra ' didn't see anything worthwhile' be= over the Royal York. I wanted to Mold weather is the winter of 1935- Best results were 'obtained whbu cause the noise and the crowds show Cicely what Toronto had to 34 did so much damage to orchards such fertilizer treatments are ap+ , worried -her so much that she offer in the way of fust data hotel DOES in Ontario and Ouebec that prop plied twice yearly—the heaviest and wouldn't stay in any building long accommodation and, if my memory . ~ duction dropped more than a rail- most important being made in early enough to find out what there was can bg relied on, I believe the Royal ! Gen barrel. Thai's a whole lot of fall to give clovers and grasses a to see. - So we caste ifome—by. train 'York can 'match or surpass tit.DIj'O _ >_ ' cod start before winter; and the � lot earlier- than had - been our Ritz, the -Cecil or the Carlton is s e second app tion to spring ng on nal intention.�I Is But Canadian experts in the cutti- after"the first cutting of hay or, Of course there is no denyingllrmu Finally we wended our ,weary way Ovation of fruit trees have been work- with pasture, folloRving the first: the fact that the Exhibition is ter- to the railway station and at 2 a.g. lag on the probkui.fpr pears, grow- �Z1ng' -,,* '„ ribly noisy : and the litter all over we arrived here at our fecal station. BELOWTHE BEST? fag new varieties ''w''}}�i''�ch they expert the .grounds simply appalling, but Thad told Bob not to meet as as we did not know how or when we „ Although maybe it doesn't exactly Help Toot For t8 For The Cad Of will help commercial growers. to • should get home. That sounded all .Non belong in a fosm column, here's' flags That li.lw Make Too taro' To Go. battle. the winter kill-somethigg right by daylight but at e a al. the Nora than hats your tion to don who, like -the writer, ve been those • . which . will have the effect of push what -might t "silver be threads newsreal for a __ is still farther north our apple-- Trou� r• I'm. thiif owed. up. Mrs _trloo the b.tt-t° roar ss «s of tw..a. g icing ng the should have to walk over a mile bell '4 . "growing areas. _ didn't seem such a good idea. -But blow the bets. gold on top 'of the old nogg.ti.., Here are _the beginnings of some what res mar aced r Carter • Lttl.11wr (Matter of fact I've been noticing- man! quotations, together with we were lucky. Ataxi-driver pass- pYle to ah• W b.ip to that "forsottoe Russian varieties of trees produce same since World War. One, until ing by saw ' the tr„in pull in and >d f.n" d bCarte poor quality fruit by our standards nota the "silver" represents about the names of the authors- or sources on the chance that he might pick rap Tal" °°t Cart"'' Luwr em. Pau h•t°" —but when Canadian varieties were You are tot and give exactly the �d do s. T hal wake tum ~ ;y a fare he waited.. He got 'his fare Ya•• Th•9 h.lvup •�� �. budded. on hardy .Rubsiah types the os Per cent of the. crop). few 'words .that follow. When e� th. a antra dis«nve txttses tat.zzmu ■tomrah all right.. AND bowels—hetp.yws diaa.t what rca haw apples were all that could be de- Anyway, laccording to 'observa- you've done this, check with the Partner just informef me that a eaten to Nater.'■ own way.The_ -.-hired, and the trees proved to be tions --made th"e doctors at a • correct answers you'll- find printed li ht sprinklin of rain 'is, making lees man tour• eat lbs kind of met obs by. B g ,■x.ka. sou lost better from roar head so Yaw extra frost -resistant. )Aore than New York college of medicine, upside down below. itself felt. We hope it pours and Inab••m•rns■>the genuineCart is thaf these trees Seem to be immune common -table . matt . helps 'check you ours. The drought is awfully �y' 1'bor Ir'91. from your drzs�at -- to the collar rot w is is acre a graying. air zee o ac o car in our head whelk all about youyn keep hard on both beasts and 'birds. 'plague in eastern Canadian orchards. vitamins. Waiter, push over an- Y Yesterday. I noticed two pairs of - • s other salt -cellar) As for you bald 8. SHAKESPEARE — The bitterns circling and,circling around =.f quality of mercy is not strained-..." The most successful of these new heads—nothing to report as yet, q Y here, obviously looking for water. although I did see an item about 3. THE BIBLE—"Pride goeth As for the cows they have dropped .,:-.,,apples is alias Malas Robertus No. B j°"a 1a. which,. is flednow being distributed to a man who tried rubbing honey before destruction .. off in their milk - tremendously. nurserymen for extended trial un- on the -naked pate and -then letting. 4: TENNYSON —'Sunset' and Farmers on a milk quota naturally for ° der commercial conditions., It is a dog lick it off.evening star have to feed their cows in,.the barn �TI�$ 3 -=—=—a very -hardy apple. -and -likely _ LONGFELLOW — ��'Life is �r buy more cows. And water ... ' reall,_Life_.is .. earneatl pAR�D4t y,:. j prove of real value to oar 'grow- Ivrow, something for'-tt.—pouhry- hire is a trucker in this district who - - - 'ars; to it' would. seem that some- raisers. According to those who a• MILTON They also serve is busy all the time, trucking water. sting good, in addition to borscht, should know about such things, it We bought a thousand gallons our= "call come out of Russia after all. is of the. utmost importance that P. BROWNING -- "Grow old along with mel • " selves last week and scraped it • * • - Ehe--laying house should be thor. . B „ '• into the cistern. For what's the -Down in Massachusetts, where oughly cleaned and disinfected be- S. McCRAE— In Flanders field they really know the value of good ( fore moving your putleta into it -in the ..poppies grow . „ good of a: bathroom if the water- ~ 'x works tux dry? he fall. Dro ins litter and other 9. KEATS—' A thing of beauty t PP B „ *' material should - be removed 'With, is a . joy forever .. . 10. GRAY — -'The p1'oughmaa' TOO 8 Long Time shnvyel and scraper and the walls, When eq uirm is ceilings and floor swept with a. stiff_ homeward ploughs his weary way you disoomfostdot�6ted Mohamed-Taha, 90, receives a di- soar with phis • • ` s 11.. SCOTT —"Breathes there a vorce in • Cairo from his wife of .the ft's time for Parasol. broom. mea with soul so dead who never to same age He . told the court that Q�IY V 0O° ial wastes' After' 'that the ftaor should be „ C K "UntalI used it": add "- himself hath said their married life had . been happy every month, I suffered thoroughly soaked :o that any sat . 1b. SHELLEY "Hail to- thee, ' for sixty-seven years, until last RELIEF almost nabearable ^• .'s' mainin dirt can be scrubbed off. R a. `1 It's the most B blithe spirit! week when she demanded 30 pias-' FROM This should be followed by scrub- quickly effective ret'°f ANSWERS tres, ($1.2,5) for a new dress. 'She ve ever used, and bing walls, flops and fixtures with he concluded. there's no dieagreealile a solution made liy dissolving one ItaA► �anau ' is too extravagant," PAIR after effect." pound of lye in thirty gallons of nog3 p3!$ 'ZI :pus1 OAt1EU dui •'U/AO For crick reliefs use 4m s! it :ata of urs et;ao PILE SUFFERER hot .water. When this is dry, it is qZ 'TT P. parsdnl for periodic ' �• wise to apply a good disinfectant, -�jtp 01 P1aob ag; saAEal pad: Oi tom. and sat. such as lye in two or three pas cent :satrealou! ssau!Ian01 111 •g :Moa uo what a 'vast difference tae■e t• to ear .^. neuralgic pains. solution, chlorinated lime in the A+a� 'lasso�a ag; naa,itlag g :aq o; modern way t4 treat PIs only plats name Dr. Chase" is •f removing the real CommseN arab Hats our aa11uranoe. Garry proportion of six ounces to each iaA r! ;saq sqL •1, :3ItA% put putne common sense. The new PYLTONE treat �aradol in your gallon of water, or one of, the many �lluo otfM '9 Tot s3T lop al OAWS meat (a liquid taken by mouth) sees direct to (the Inside cause. special gams. plant " '" f•' commercial preparations available:, age pub+ q ':our JOI Ito 1tal0 coo extracts that help nature rebuild those DR CHA S Cracks and corners should •rte a aeneste tissues. PYLT(INE Pile Treatment • neglected, as these may provide cozy *pull 'S' ;uantaq. twos; ultl al;use fratory eesulte with Nh atones Do yep ran. i.. Answer Pays Off—While • she hiding places for parasites and dis- agi 1s gladdosp iI •S : no�S ao sI price nranaga at .nee .t .n modem n ease Berms. n 8ulultlq .put , estagl 8utsol a=d •T drmrrists. -_ was making chili .sauce - Mrs. Gordon Thomas of Chatham, — Ont., was called to the phone. "` By Hgrry•Haeeigsea _ It was allollywood prize con- test M.C. on the other end, and, when she gave the correct - ,` answer to the question asked, Mrs. Thomas won an award of an all -expense trip -through the United States. RELIEF 'FROM ECZEMA Lady a if I had Ectoom brook out on my IN std Med elme,t evwvthinq, hot it did no good.' Use t Mod /phaco and oat relief from the ■mwtlnor Wil "INS. I oamot.spook too highly of fvbcco LM. PENNY 9-12-. WEAL' HANEAsricwfwoRDAND 10WE WILL WHy WEL�,MfAUNTCIJtSCaANP NOTP MY UNCL6 TAL50r TY)01G . IFirIQyQU'kRRELI3DONE Cr114EM WAS Tiff PLAY TNS DRO 50 THE VERY FIRST SP UNCL "rAl- Br*5' T F cr=-11 M A QUARREL ONE OF 115 SAY THE WORD AND W.E'LL STOP., SEE , FSA RWRAAOST ME F1�10NO6�QAP11 ORD 0?4 THEIst AN M�1tDKE UP - K155 AND FgfNIL.Y 5 DE IF NxTS Y UNGr I STRUNIG t !N MYFAMILY, ALO• HONEYMOON....60 O . — rirrr'' ',.. f C Sudnedd sire etorq C L'A R E M 0 N T Lr1� uEi;a' 6UYPLll1+ 3 BROOK - - - --•-- -- _.._. _ � . A. E. R�chulr son Tre rains o! last Saturday and Ifmmediate DeliveryCan Be blade :;undny " Kers a welcome sight 0 1' airs. Seebeck -spent Sunday with Of The Following Items s<1' ENBRA L INSURAN(M ,-THEATRE the fainters, and on DiondaY rn- her dagghter, Mrs: Hastings, on 'the ° I Asphalt Shingles A> BBTA� uig, many of them caiild be seen 5th Conoession and her d:.ughter, ..Roll Roofing In. All Grades _ NVBYANM. G J�,.. - awding fon• the :iclds with their Zella, of Toronto, spent a cowple of plows. days with her Burin:3. the week. Roll -Brie Bsphalidlag tabllished A=eacy, Beady Asphalt Root Coating To Serve HealtlrfullAir-conditioned Mme• Tucker, Toronto, spent Suu- qtr, Ad Jiro, Jolla White and - y ay with Ax. and Airs. Len Lye, , tamely had a .pleas&.nt motor trip Aluminum Corner Bead R` • undeiataiid that with the to Napanee recently, Ridge Cap and valley Phone Pickering 60 � e C6fniney Flue Lining Band -- - THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATLWY exception of,,:: few doe:l'touripa- -Mr. and Pira. Fred Hope, Nliilik- Aid Lime Brick Faee Brick SEP,TE3LBER- 23, 24 .&ad__2o r �e.iion is about over for en, spent an afternoon with Ji T. and Concrete blocks Insulation D �� the bdwliug cltrtx: -r �iirs: A, 'Ramsay-.last-wbek, A Showa At 7.00 and 9.00 P-' 1K. Bats and Loose Cedar .lir. and _lir.,, apruat, Toronto, , Mr. Ramsay is improving from a Saturday Matinee at 4-3n._ Posta and Poles Tpsuraace Of � spent the ,week -end with Mrs. Con= ! very lame back, which he, has suf- _ • list. Bvening Show, Stars At 5.80 niers and her mother, airs. ' Long. fered ',or almost a week. Insurance Adviser gale. _ A. " 'W. MITCHELL add=s.... rl'hvas _ A_num:ber iram�here were_dowii _ _ fl - nwood• _ � • • e Rotary Fair at Pickering, an - Wednesday of last week, �., "OUR TRUCKS' FArS YOZ WAY" ,Agree r4eM The- Loyst Canning Factory is The Mission Circle meet at the going "full steam" ,'these days. and home of Mrs. E. Trimble on Wed- %regory Peck •Dorothy McGuiae they tell us. they expect to be can- ! KEN AND CLARK E nesday evening with the usual goad PRN''S'ICE and John GarfteId• ring for another two weeks at STAFFORD 'BROS. least. On MLonday last, they had a- attendance. iMr. and ' LMrs, Ross Dismey's cous- Monumental Wor MONDAY,TUESDAY, bount 3500.cases done. - AUCTIO_NEERS_ - WED'DAY Ray Hill and Murray Cobbins re. to Mdse Disney', of Oshawa', visited Phone Whitby 5i ceased and Authorized for fire $BiPTEJOER 27; 28 and 29 here last week. : turned some last week. after sever- Miss June Raine, Hamilton. was 818 Dundas Bt. E. Whitby Counties of Ofitarle and York. Last Complete Show At 820 al months in the West. Helping in .home with -her parents over the Farm Stock; Implements Hon SECRET BEYOND THE DOOR, the harvest there, the boys left in weekend. hord Furtiture, Real- Lrstat:e the spring and have seen a 1o't off. " Mr. Charles McTaggart took over Sales our Specialty at Reasonable -Joan Bennett Dlichael Redgrave country iii that time. They worked the store le Monday morning, the NICEACHNIE'S p y hard, but gained a lot of experien- i Rates' Inial Service for the � CORPSE CAME C. O. D. • Ce• 20th, having purchased the same Price of Ocie. from Mr:, and Mrs. J. Wannop. We PITR'\ITURE DEALER Mr, an=d :Vers. Ernie Baker motor- Milliken P. O, phone, Aala. 6ER8 .Toon Blondell George Brent all wish -Chas., success and we ed to the Niagara District last Bun- the McTaggart family to their new FUNERAL DIRECTOR Markham P. O. phone Mark. 206 day' - Prentices have been established 31r, and Mrs, Arthur Bates- and ,home here, 1 j • k,. SPrivate Ambnlanae Service • THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATUR'Y The WiInnoip family will be veryauctioneers since 1590. faimily, . of Woodbridge called on Day or Night - ,much missed, mss .Marion is a -fi•ne . . , day last. vocalist, pianist an organist, an Wm, McRACANIE ISP. RED SHELT Little Joan Tomlinson, daughter her place will be hard to. fill, since • Beres steer she was always willing to help en- Phone Pick, 13- ' BO"ritO1'' xO"'r9 Fuller L -� ' — ai Mr, and :Mrs.. Ted Tomlinson, of -- i- uller Brush ! i i an Toronto, won the Frigidaire First tertain. The many. friends of }flus Beat- . . �C. C. RICHARDSON Pr4ze in the. Lucky Draw at . the - i 3with Janet Blair Pickering Rotary Fair. rice McLean are ple$sed to learn Picke' ring Ont. Snits 702 Hent Bldg., 156 Yonge at. MT, Don Beelbp Toronto, seat she is well enough to go for short p motor trips -now. It t'§" hoped hhe Toronto WAverlley SW7 _ the week -end at his berme bere�. Mrs,Ridge, Ajax, has been spend will soon he well .enotigh to, help = T * t M ,v Ing a few days with her sister, Mrs, in the Sunday School again. She is l('S( l:j . M ,Red � - "hit a Frank Hutchings here. - greatly. missed in the S, s: 4,4 ( s .lir: Walt. Hardy Jr., hag return- _.:.., a � 1ACENSED AUCTION'EEeii:And � ��yy,/�e��Q r ed to Claremont after spending nli s _ SELF -SERVE some time, working in Kitchener. 'V�hitevale 'VAISUATOR Thomas `Hammon.d of the local _phone or Write ~ g�way, Moawnent Works wood -working shop is -being -kept_ �Ii -and Mrq. W A. Hilts and 'Mr, -R•OBT. AUSTIN, PROP. Rose Brand Sweet bu4p, ;hese-days making storm win- 614 Dundas St. East+ Whitby R. R, 1 Whitby, Rose and Mrs. C. fi8lta attended the inn_ - dows, as people start to prepare + �t- erai o' the late Mr. Batesman Hiltq • Pickles ry(� for the winter months ahead. 8 Mlles Weal of Wjtitby on 29c The electric, storm of Saturday at f)st two. He was a brother. of No, 2 Highway til, A H!1 a done Whttb q ev IMrs. :Nicholls and sots, of Detrott, i• +� r horc of Bob Fuller, burning some ri�tter her broiler, lir, �ti . Ff, Jewell Dom. cf the wires, However -ibis was the , .Iew � - • Hiltssr ---rte tgain dad Nl done, An Interesting event took- place - - ` � M^' salt ilia. Elson hoc' the mIs- Permanent Tagging Pala _ at the home of If* and 11ra. Jack hortenzng s 39e fortune last week ' to have,"'about That Frays The Temper And 4100' taken from their home, while R++c'klea,' .when Catharine Harp, the N�,es, It'May Be Your Eyes •j A. WItLOUGN>aY little daugbter of Mr' and Mrs; 3 'Willoughby Farm C they were absent at the -canning 1�6 7 Agency New Crop Clover factory here, Details are not avail- reline recelved the' . Rite of Bap. Head Office _.Toronto - 7. p able ,other than that police are in- I ttsm from Rev, J :McLachlan. The C • H • T V C K • OPT. �. .166 Yoage St. AD 0605 _ • • v seventeen mea are $uay a rueste Inrluded 'Mr. and :Mrs, J. 166 Y St. AD 0606 Honey 4lb $1.15 Block. Opp. P. °"� t the Coveter, • Mr•e• 1VhLachlen, " .Mfrs. G. OBHAWA "LrQlest and O1ldieas m aai- Sarco Plant this week on the new "Anthonor and Mrs. " Ferguson; the "Establisaed Forty Yew" Phone tai6 • extension of the buiidfng which_ , It itira.nt'r R•randmother and her bro- - CONaYLT OUR ACTIVa C11 DeFT, Apple Juice is hoped, will be e6mpleted ibis _ thar' C!rerr-n and Doumla.a, FOR THAT HOME IN'T IL CITY tall, .Barclay Transport, are busy ti'ext Sunday. Rally Dav Service, haulfnt away fill•., and report tbat. , will ha. heti to the TTnited Church s & Atkinso 20 oz. 1131 Vc half rhe- e n toren are eager 5'+TMds� Rrbr^1 The R"TMrthwhtle Phone Agin, 901 W ill- Stou[f. 290 ' to get it, farts' Cis"q will beve rharee of the Dates Mr, and Mrs. Sam Chambers, .G. pr^gram .9neclal and; music. _(Licensed Fancy gates __._ At. Fom7t.h' an•1 otbPrR. were at the, NPlrhhors ar-i friend• ratt,erPA • -- flahawa Fair ifat Friday. pt the home of . Vr and '.Ira. :T GORDON F. OSBORNE LL Rev, T. E. and tis:a, Kennerfy T. opMo to -++nor their r—spat : "Auctioneers Q I's cello pkg. 29c hAVP t%etr aatirhter Margaret viQ- da•,rbtar Ntarrarpt 'F.lizabeth > Year's'B:Pee4eace , I'ing them at present, I (Peter), row M" Earle CainDhoil `w-.' Loca19 at home' for the week -end ' After onenitir their Ieifts, thev then -Bales conducted anywhere Vanilla 8 OZ• 1-5c in^Inde: the Ainstead hove. Mica G. ; thanked the folks in a re -c, rrar- Speclatisinglin Flarm.Btook, Fumi-rorsyt.� Hinanhandl99 Vic Morley ham, -Doug itiRhptr are, nWIV AftrAaii 9feel"lf#W12-''Foa hit Bata personally Listed and - Insurance ��P1RE LIFE 1 dainty lurch supplied by the lsdfea Advertised, Bills prepared and I�raaa 7• , OC4iYut, /41b. 19 was i;erred, Posted. • �BROUGHAMI, Represent.ti.es plain, coloured - -Pror`ript Service Tom P� The re ui,.r meeting of the W I.. Green Kiver, Y _ ' or toasted was held in the..Township Hall,. -on 1llsu•vyn Keane, Oshawa Gulliver, harried at Alder rove B. C. Reasonable Rates Ralph G fiver, oahs►wa Twesday, September 14th, with an 6' Hugh .Gray, Oshawa excellent atte::d: ace. Plans were jam- The home of air. and .Lira. ltobt, PHONE 240 gT(iK)FFVILLI'7 H RIC I�AR ISS UN -n`•de to visit Aitona Institute on Book was the setting of the wed- • «'�dnesci; y, Sept. 22. Dr, Tomlinson I `'�ng- , of their daughter, Norma ,L, Telephone 532, WLttby, Out. PSONN f PICKERING ' :M, 'O, H., was the speaker tor the ,and James L�iSsom McLeod, of Cog- .. _ afternoon. He gave a very fine ad_ hlin, B.' C. Rev, A. L,;,lliott, of drags oat the "Publcc Health Ser- Trinity Memorial Church, Abbots- v;ces", Hostesses for the meeting: i ford, officiated. The bride was at- «yourFriehdly R esident Agent .firs, L. Sheprard, firs, C. Sheppard tended by her sister, Miss Florence _ Sirs. Winton -White, Mrs, T. Norton Book and Mr, Ian lIcl.eud was the REALTOR INSURANCE AGENT and Mrs. D. Seebeck, best man, The groom and best man LIFE, FIRE CASUALTY, BONDS, AUTOMOBILLI F. J•4Donevan Mr, and Mrs. J. Cook of Green are grandsons of J. B. Wilson here = LigBULJTYL*(SUR1N4CE Me. - -Raver, entertained Mlle -Firemen and . Mr. and )Mrs,. Frank Pennock ` BUY F` WK AND IL A•+ R. Se. ' ' their wives to c social• on.Thvrsdey are, spending two week's .at Hunts- LIST YOUR PROPBRTIlt7.9 FOR SALE WITH Ontsrlo Land Surveyor evening last in recognition of their Ville. - services at, their recent' bush fire. Congratulations to Reg. Nigher- CYRIL E.' MORLEY ' 5 Mssst, Oeisawa, out. TL•e fire laddies surely6 appreciate wander who won a $400 Scholarship ig this last term Domilnion_Provincial "• i beng given t .ia fine evening s en- tertainment. Scholarship , Mr, and .lira. Robert 'Miller spent 'Airs, E. "Crossland and Mins Ruth Sunday With M_. and firs, J. Knox, ' -'W 6" = 61 41 LA" and and. Nm Reter Hardy I ane day last week. i 'Sunday Mrs, Syd. Davies, Leaside, spent The, UUMAII: C o.:. „ . Biuie oT spent with i 'Margo 8', s 7, 1-!s. rt 1 S_W, tris tatter's parents, Mr, an�j Mrs. £" few days with Mise Wilson. 3E[1'FBi In Clea Fee With' Wim. Knox. Mrs, Leath," Toronto; called on Mr, and Mrs,' Mitchell, Toronto, odcl friends here last .Week. i TELEPHONES — Howar L liiv,• ami Sewbere gag - and 4 i �„ WRAeft thldk called on their daughter, Mrs. Al, Mr. J•, B. yVY4son and daughter, -'•Scarboro :.,Junction Harvey and family on Sunday. I Mrs. Draper Were ,Goodwood visit - Next S'u'nday being Rally •Day, !ors last Monday.- ;' 'IEiO7 Sunday Sc`.00l and' Church Service and Mrs, J. E. Wilson visit - 1 g Tile '. wil] be comibtned, r nd the time will a with Mr, and Mrs. Cyril Baxen_ SLATE 1101KA GRT ' :. be 2,00 p. in. d le on Satur ay evening last ;Ltalfnwom ,-- Nbr'egllass" Mr.. and Mrs. Gillman called. on Instead of the usual praye=r meet- Lumber - Rough or Dressed — All gases • . '` Abm* nsoitwool Mr. and -Mrs. John Hedge, of Ux- I Ing on Tuesday last, the Pastor Rev, Window Frame Vn is with Cftij" Wb, factory bout N. M. Gordon bridge, on Sunday afternoon. �• Hendricks and ^Mr, and•Mrs. A. J. Heal and his members all at- tended aervic' on Tuesday evening ,1 Insulation Woof ImlaLting K Gypown WaMbasede Ockenden ,and brby, � of Toronto; at 'the Baptist Church on the Oth _ Aspbal_t 11114tingles with Naft Mrs. R. 'Milne and daughter; '.Kra. Line, 'Markham, and report a very IInssl-brio 810sig , _ Sidney Beare and dauzhter were ihapirational time, Martin Senoar. Paiute - - • ` ` �itors at the Ho1'tby nouns daringtayah The rain -helped Gene Fo - - • ' -, , the week a.nd on Sunday. Mrs,. Holt- and Benaon Draper to get away to by is tmprovlrig nicely and Is mmeh a (lysing start with the -fall wheat better- at time o2 writing. crop and several others. + - \ p .