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Pickering and Whitby Townshilis Lreshments were served by the Home Pickering Continuation School
Boanl Committee- Lance ver reit ai'edding was 1501 -
Appoint Joint Planning Education Com A y pretty
At tie request a� the township The annual V. C. S. Thanksgiv- i emnized St, Georg When Irene friends at Cedar rs Anglican Mrs. R. Dixonimae for
rratvisiting -
13tewart�•-woadw� ing Dance wa.s held in the school 'Church, Pickering,
-councils of Pickering and •Whitby, t
m, gait decorated for the event Clark Eliott daughter. of Mrs. week.
_ v- wedding was
gym y Eliott and the late air. airs. C. J. 'Stevenson has sold
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eloPmeat hna`ed the whole --with �rhooi penn:813Es>�se c St air• and -
of the two to hips as a Planning solemnized by Rev. J. W. Bray, of coi'ou s Among the large number Elliott of Pickering,
Oshawa at she home Of Mrs, E. I % ' Iert price, -
JLrea and approved of . a -Joint ' d Brougham-, Ontario, in attendance wer ns now lata U, noE vii\ars t'A 'Alfred mall Miles and the • late I son Mfrs. Alan hillier at a very ahoy
Planning Board. This Board has 'Woodward, , George Bandurchy J• C. Murkar and
w en her daughter. aliidred Mary .T hIedical School; Peter Thrasher, `'Mr, 'Miles o3 Niarlborough, Wilts., I hir. and Mrs
- bbeen ap$ointed and was organized became the bride of air, Jack Stew- was Rev. E. �.rilyn, of Rannoch, spent the hol-
e October 1 They are: Represent-_ with Hydro Engineering Toronto;' j England. Officiating day w th Mrs. Bacon, in Stauffville
. art,- of Toroata, under- . a latticed .
Ing Pickering Township: = J. Bani- Norman-CaETk, Superior Tool and 1 G Robinson. :-. - _ i.
gait, Chairman, C. E. Morley, ,Roy arch of .pink and white ribbon aur- Die Cast Co;,'Toronto; 'tike Mich- I The ceremony was in a church and at Cru -Mg's home here,
Morrish Clare Baladon, Reeve R. ,rounded by late fall flowers. 4e1 Edwin Balsdon, Joan Pearson i beautifully decoratederwith white ou�on herrs e Bush--aayVis�abo� owing _
her great unclgiven
ehir, Allen lSgronB.-tb- I a las, -
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H. esmey; Y -
Wm. G.' Manning,
Vice -Chairman, n -'aged lovely in a The feature, e}ent of the evening i played the weddin mu and
ah customerat s ac stovidee Pipe e fell Yrom
RoY F. Lick', Reeve N, Anderson, a Mt #1e is, was the presentation by Kerb Le ,solo was sung by: - her grasp and landed on her toot.
L, T, Johnston, Secretary.
lone dress of white satin ani' lace. Gard of the Trophy Cups won at the "j of Toronto.
This planning board's duties are . with finger-tip .oil and carried recent P. C. S. Field meet held at i Given in marriage by. Jack Frost ' severing a small artery.
visor' to the township councils', white'rosea, Her slater bliss Evelyn Memorial Park. t�'m McPherson, the bride was becomingly gowned Congratulations to a1r, and 1a1rs.
ad 5 e Pres[dent of the Literary Society in white Yaconne creFe with sweet- I. Robert (Bob) Stork, of Toronto. on
to collect data and Matta and pre- Woodward acted as bridesmaid • in the birth of a daughter on Oct. 11.
pare plans Sor.the area-.-, It has someY blue crepe with shoulderlengthpink
I introduced Herb, who, an alumnus !heart neckline and full skirt. She
ecific duties re sub -divisions but and carried a nosegay attended by ` is a frequent winner• at local track l wore a heart --shaped headdress and lay�edAAnnam,so iso among the
gD and field meets. Those .receiving carried a cascade .bouquet of pink
acts jointly with the councils and roses. The groom group of 'I'ime3 Gazette' paper boys
other authorities. his brother, air. Ernest Stewart, aY -- --_ - :- -
a1t Denis, alias An`n Coverar of ,cups were: Sen. Girls' Ev. alicb- .roses and white caruatio>i$ ,and
The Planning" Board has been lel; Int. Girls' Carolyn Smith; shad, as ornament, a double strand visiting Ottawa this week; .
the nicaf O.hawa, played the wedding march i Sen, Boys' M of Smith, I twos y, . She pearls.
was attended 'by her sister, , Y -oaths (hive Police 65 J1ile An
Oshawa. of ` i
asslatance of. Mr.. Gordon Culham, an Ken Butt.
The success' 51ree. R. March re o Hour Early Horning Chase
-a recognized town planning expert, close friend o' the bride sang 'Be f blonds Morning T?� week
c. eddin reception was no small Dart due 'to the fine work I vise taffeta with cascadec boy- Ili h -
to - help condnet a preliminary sur- cause" during .the signing of the of the ll, Part10w d committees: Inuit- oriel' and carrving a
vey of the areas in' thg •two town- register. The g allose: Josephine Waslyk. Sheila t quet- 02 white gladioli and carnet-
aships-having the post pressing pro- held in l3rough� Hall. where the
Called to a Liverpool home tarCY'
Ihlems, br 1e's mother received in . Fuschia MtPberson. ow . groomsman j terrupt an early -morning morning P
9mith'r-Tickets: Wm. I ions. � Officer 'Fred White- was obliged to
Already the Central :Mortgage dress with black accii6brtes and , Murray Fallalse: "g afreshments, 'J. I Douglas Johns I drive over 6ii miles an hour to ov-
rovar ' with brown accessories, after which !Bray M Smith, J: Bentley,, `�' and Fred a we dingethe, reception I ertak several youths (some from
and Housing Corporation liar pres- the bridegroom's mother, is beige I Beattie: Planning: •G .M1lka. V, Bal- I After the _
tinted to the' Board for its app home of the_ I Ajax) who'ha -t�left-la-the-dir- -
=--pr Ciiticisna file master Plan for the couple left, for Toronto, the M Wionzek,.- R. I3Jborn: Dec- J-roar---at--the-h.
_ _ writh _� 411--
ection of. Whitby. Overtaken at the
nearly 3000 acres of Crown Land bride wearing wsIiz blue I oration: S. Smith, Ev, Michael. C. I mother where ress ofbluereceived rayog (tour -corners in Whitby a scuLile
Hobbs, G. Milk 'Master of Cere= i wearing ink roses and cor-
at Ajaz,' This plan provides for an (grey accessories, I m +ales. C. Hobbs. printed with -D ,. followed with all but one 'ending
Ind and business and. resid- Guests came irotn Oshawa, Tor- _ 1 sage of pink roses and chrysauth- up
In the police station. Magistrate _
-ential development for many thoua- onto, sit. Desi couple
will reside in. I emume. The.hom% was beautifully f Ebks handed out tines to the first-
' suds of people over a term of The happy
dears. It le the largest Planned Brougliaim• _ y _ s
.Miller Pake • deeorpted with White dahlias,
offenders on Tue daY.
reamers °and silver bells -
_._�deve1oV1Ment in Canada. A detailed _A prett.Y wedding was solea -- Erie r°biide trait _
A trip to Fort Heard In Tine Local Sank Tuesday
plan of the first sub-di-vTsIM-W nlzed in a setting of white glad- by the bridal couple the
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also Presented, TWo- possible sub- - wder blue Wool suit
11 loll. in Pickering E;nitQd Church. I velhinFr 4a a Do wit► A small Ind walked into the bank
divisions at Squires' Beach were hast Saturday, when Miss Phyllts � with new accessories, They -
Vlaced before the Board. Piikey, daughter - oY air.. and Mrs• reside in .Pickering, • here on Tuesday rs. j oon, and ad -
It Is -proposed to keep the public _ � as
�' dressing Teller 'Mra, Jean y out O
Chas. Pilkey. o! Pickering, became asked "Can you draw money out of
constantly informed of the progress the bride ot- \Murray Miller, son of Euchre Clnb of the Board's plans and discuss the The Brock Road ' this bank without Your bank
problems it Laces, It is- the hope &Mrs. Georg;
'iiller and the late Mr.
'tiller of Hillsdale. Oat: - Euchre on Wedne have „ ac _
�, _ Ottewell es, you
Board Leat the citizens of an count here haaven't You
ei th@ _ - I Boy. "Yes, seven do laFe.
bete townships w ° • v 1
•' ORVP �� u11 1 he=lather- wore a gown of blush 1 - their regale= .
'part in ns Plan Willy 6d the whole i' IlV day night. I Mrs. Ottewell, making omt a with
part
peiirl satin with high neckline and &mall Silt notebooks II d awal form ,`how much did you
area, AND PECK �� 7�N� train and tight ee-gg sleeves with were given. la the ladies, courtesy want to draw out ". Boy, "thirty-
second net veil° od three-quarter length of Love's Flavors; ere b ion score
ted Annual aiet " US THOSE n1T
IAL- �ard.a and pencils were brought by fire cents", _And the -smiles went'
- gnus and
8clwd' Club - and .pearl readdress and carried a around"the office. AND NEWSEIVl3 bouquet at American Beauty _roses, I Mr, Jos. Wright, train the Domin- _
_ _— A sympathetic feature or the ion Coal. Refreshments were ser -
01 and School Club OF
Y^' ►R occasion was the weartng`of the I ved at the close. Organization aie7eting Pickering
held their second annual' ineetint3 NEiGH$OR#100D engagement ring .of the late Mrs. , .� __ Towts•'hip Hockey l.eaR,nr
pit Wednesday, October 6, V _ : W. J Clark. loaned by her dau- i
The meeting opens tithe sin - - - - - r W . Boyen. - . .i[n liemodiam r I
. A organization me g w be
meeting 111
fins of the "Jaaple Leaf Forever" ftLWarm TOM The maid of honour was Mlis
_ land ..The Lord's grayer"- �w.doeat Sadie Dickson o[ Toronto-, who In loving memory of our de$r eon I held in f e `own �� .l d_ at 5,00
The moving Pictures were very in- 1.7.E
s ecially Lost Timber, _ r�r wore a gin of pale blue tattetit i Alfred William (lillard f3im 44. o' Monday a enliig,
teresttng, e D on what _` ^Q f with American beauty plume head- kiltotI in action October 14 19i4, o'clock. Anyatse interested tit the
anal all could take alesson /� ion Of
dye a, BrldeQnaid. was M`as Grace I often think I sae his smiling face ;wintersport are asked to attend.
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we do with our c4garette,butts and e As he
o see more Barr, neice of the Groom whoveiAct And he eft htsie h
shome last good-by
and tdtacusstotat Junior Iloclte5a�s
matches.lea
_ We yr ould like t i-. a gown of Asnerican beauty
parents out and taking an anter ( with.. headdress cif braided velvef. I „ in a distant, land to die. well as o' Jab SL.. Palmer, Pres.. on
,est in the work that is bein�dorle I The junior brideslmaid was Miss F.r raana m4 :r.y*\io+it and Z'oii. hand,
for the children, So come along �'� Ruth law, c,>usiu of the bride who ' I airs, C. •y, stevrnson To 'Hold i
and bu,Dport your Home and School t
—flub and let us get acquainted, �. _ ,wore a gown of pale blue taffeta L In. loving memory of our dear i 'action '+ale '• lk•tober Ga►.
a tt��p. headdress_ t brother Jim C.illard.
- J E Ptrii iibeti .4,,.� r• ory dart
The Pres.,_ airs, _ The attendants all carried bouquets •I t1'e hare only your
a Vote of thanks -be given to I \1'ednesday. October=0-auctioix
or roses and chrysafithernums, I brother sale of household ' furniture, the
the teachers: Mr. Parker, Mr. Crow- , ;Rev R. C, Copeland oi'ticiated, i To remember out whole lite through property of '1rs: - C. J. Stevenson,
hIIrst and Mr, Nelson, for as enjoy- `' with 'S r. W. C. 'iurkar playing the Flat the sweetness will linger ever
able' evening to all, The meeting ,. ww+.. wedding music . and accom 'riving As we treasure the i+mage' at. You• Church St., Pickering. Sale at 1'L.30
t closed with f=to Save the King'. -Re, '�''�'" r Rivltr \ell, Bro.
Mrs. Marshall Lyon, cubo sang ' O �adl) miaserttl by p, .hit, sharp. Terms cash, No res-
erve. Wm. MAW, au/ioneer; R. A. r.
Promise Me" and Melotte's "L'ord's they Fred, Rn.: ±>� C'eO P' " 9iurison,,clerlt,
- Prayer I memory of our dear
The best ]nan was. Mr. Arnot Villi- f In loving Ole
- brother, Jim (}iliaard, -
er, brother of the goon?. tiahers:. a s.
d R r- Heavy are our hearts today, ll 'tJ; t6 (Oiw dee -
y- • '[r. Bo
y 'Siler an rY brings you back once more
o d Mr. 'm He
+ _ _ on. Memo were with us
Cherrywood United Ch-srch At the •reception held at the, home I To the time when yf picker iCtrlted Church
1 of the bride's parents, the bride's To the It days of yore.
� _,Always n�membered by brotbe" Rev. 3ia+bt. f7. Copeland, Minister
October 24 1948 -mother received in a gown of black I _aAlw Jim and 1Mac. SUNDAY, OCTOBER... 11. 1943
k a _ �;�ndgy, 1r -`+ with blue, and wore a corsage of I i 10.00 a, m, -Sunday School
j } ellow roses and titans. The groom's Suicide Near Here On �{ondaJ 11.00 a. m, _ Morning' Service
- 11 •oo a 7-U� P. M. mother assisted, wearing agamin-o[ 1j.00 -p. m, Evening Service
blue with grey and wore a corsage Mr Larry Henri of -post., }
Ajax. , _ This is our Annual Anniversary, .
N ses about a. halt mile east of sand Rei, J, Harold Stainton, of
P'OLI,OR ING F1.\T1RNSI\'F: RE\O\' -OVATION of Bo mauve
Wedding trip to Points hiiniico will address -both services.
Rh:-UPF.NING, ALSU THANH-OF`FT1R[\G 3,r"D •East, the bride more rose boucle, took his lbotit ul a 1 nt otiit,Ioi-Fnetsar-i-
a.
and morning a+ The home choir will lead in the
ICES a h t er.
- - AR] SF.ft� hr is n coat nc] dau ht
�1N\i• ER5 tires. n ith music int tilt morning, with Dunbar.
t rv, nd brown acc•essar.� leaves his w16e anti. r t d a we
e a ev-
1 0 o air i the
in a d t
_ mease P United f.tinrch choir n
y will res- The dee ton L t
GUEST 'fINISTERS + les. On their return the: knn�rtt floor -s' machine all, ening. -
-� -- onto Mae in Toronta .
]'Soft .'. �I, .Rev; F...',\ W. Slapletord D_ D. Ttx• I btlsineQs in fhic neighborlfor - He
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TLC: Tll� r } et a
TORS— F rise poor health for some
,OM) P 'i. .• Prof. Rev. Bohn Nl&hGrsrin, \ ictoria College - ' c , F .d t
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- at tale Ghol' 1' .lctico .en1n�
\u ` en 3'30 P. M.
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the Fat:at, of Aarion Sti,wart, j GF1NF'iLa1,• 1FF:F1Pi\(: .
deceased. Pickrring Presbytorixn Church
SLI. PE(iSUNS having claitils;a- pirlipatIN TOWN5i{IF' � Rei. David hlursh111, Minister
W R,-ITEP_• PERS, .VSsOCIATION SUNDAY, OCTOBErR 17, 1943
. ' . �ain�t the L�tate ni Marion Flew
Anniversary Concert art, late of the Tawiawhip of Sour _
bor.>, in 'the CouI'W' of York, who - • _
_ - 2 QO p to Sunday Sehoat
Pickering "` 3 00 P• rn Worship Service
United Church die.' on or -about the lith day of !� Pickering Gospel Onurch
..Pickering U April `1945, are .berel)v notified to TOW\ HILL "
_ j� send 'in to tile undersigned Admin- Rev, H. C. McEwen, Pastor
fuesday, October 19; 8.15 P. M istrat-rix on or before the 15th•day On��v �Cy, 7 Q SUNDAY, OCTOBF3R 17, 1948 a -•of ovember, 1943, full part J `* 1 \7 10.00 a. m, _Sunday 8ceool
ti c NEW _
SC ars of their claims, Immediately a - 11.00 a. m, - Morning Denotlo11 q
COWU'RED hIOTIOv PICTURE. ter the said date tis chid Admin -.I ,-. 8.15 1'• 1i• "' 6 I q,gp �, m. _ Hvangelistle aerwl0`
+PIGTURDS FOR CHILDREN. ,
istrntrlx will . d We assets I GUEST OPF,AI ER' ` Weems ole
VOCAL and INSTRUI>aH�iTAL PR'OCrFbAM �f the said decea ed having regard �� I' Wednesday -Payer and I+'eliowiM
A VARIETY PROGRAM FOR EVERYONE 1 only to •the ' claims of which she Ralph Milson; aoiauty Triiraday -Cottage Prayer Ye�llt�
:�dTnigsion: Adel"i9 :3bc. Childre r4R6e theft -has 3.-ao.ticee, __ __ to Dnnbattoa District
DttJted, a Tornnto, this h day of I Mr, Wilson will gladly answer Friday, 8.00 P. M. ft a -
any general questions concerning
October, 1048. YOUR ASSESSMENT SII rch' - '
Lilian Jean Sto :admin. g Cordial \'ie1Cow -To Vi �
by her Solicitors; Farrell, Gould i•. EVERYBODY WELCIO E
,and Tltll, 320. Ray Street, Toronto.
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rhe fact that the MINNOW
Russians aa. C LA SS IF IED ADVERTISING
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trounced their Intention to evacuate :
TGdu'nS ON
_ Northern Korea right qp the. txs-oE- -
the .Paris Assembly seems to indi- AG> NT9 wili - Furs SIUri -
ate the purley propaganda purposes DOOR to door salesmen. Sell made -to -moss,
of that action. It put the Kremlin Lown points I set Anm roasutactw+t• COTTO=t anal patches asenrti,a p�tura! '
= Lars+ psotits: arry Allan. 1100 St Low- colors, generous cuts no wast;. 1 lbs. 8.9f .
V THE in the position of being able to cap= sante. Montreal. Postpaid., tarry safes co., Boz 144 stattdt
G" Montreal.
italize its peaceful intentions toward r0fake orders for Bro Baru shoe. Btg. SELLING eheees tacwiy, (prod tion 16.000
-- i the rest of the world; and it would Pmau. Free details. Bronze Craft Res'; lbs.) house and 50.acres. 19.000. H. Weyer,
1668-W Stanley, Montreal.' Brdokdate, Quebec. --
_ be no great surprise to see the So- BABY COICKS
viets pressing strongly for full.Allied DUNLOPILLB CUSHIONS
-WORLD evacuation of Germany. - 16,000 PULLETS FOAMED tED LAand firm Implements.
for every make'
of tractor and term imDlamente, etc. For
-R4iad7 to'Lay also 10 Weeks to a -t -t tdoatDe further information write or Phone Resent '
NormanBtair Perhaps Y al. , b the time this is read, floor and, Range raised under ideconditions. Truck Cushion Repair Service, 80 Birch Ave.,
Also Fall Chicks. Catalogue and, Price LJst Toronto. MI. 5641.
1 already VO a L3I LO\ D vpfes, 0 0 males. ••
Possibly, on the other hand, LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARMS 2 females. nicely spotSed. c�Frank' Teasdale,
/ that act= _
byktha44
tPtime the Russians will have EXETER, ONTARIO -' +uro.a. nate Phone
p p PROMPT delivery on laying and ready to CHEAP ;crease ahead 0 NeiTrw
pPool -
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picked u their marbles diad left paying -Great Profits. 22o New on Poole
.; Palestine were seeking -that 'although ,they Paris in a huff. Anyway, the United lay pullets, several breeds. Also Fall opened in Texas vast 8 months. References.
might be extreme nationalists, they States and Britain seem to be fully,'batched chicks. Free catalogue, lop Notch JE. S Adams. iservicea Teras. _
- There is an ironic significance g CII1ek 86tH, GutlDh, Ontario. JERSEY Bulls, serviceable ase by first Drize
onii,
t act that e, quotation id atill be most useful to the aware that it is one thing for Mos- PULLETSbull ac Ifalton county terser show. and
ft Russian cause elsewhere. cow o pull its roops u - a wiser■ co Ready to Lay Several breeds as
"sowing the wind and reaping the crosses. Send tot price Ilot and broods. Clure,. medal R.O.P. records. Estate wine A. Mr
k wehirlwil3d" ahoLld came from The- - Anyway it is. significant that when many, where they have thoroughly HURONDALE elute, Georgetown, Ontario.
all the rest of the civilized world communized their. zone and are re.-- l SELECT Pure Dred regfetered Yq k&hir. _L
k which is largely concerned CHICK HATCHERY gale, s months. 'Advancea�t ants -
all swell organized and
writh the history of the' Jewish -LONDON, ONTARIO t cedant;. Df. J. Ba:evert, Wolf ell Fall..
was expressing sorrow over Bern- ported to h
Reople adotte s passing, a Soviet spokesman trained German army under cover, ontarto.
8-10 WEEK PULLETS ready for fairly --
sa{d-in ' that -- charming . Russian and quite another for the western Prompt shipment. Write for list. and ON RAIRURESSINO
When the Stern Gang and other manner -"He' had no business being Allies to pull out and leave all GeF- der- your chicks for November delivery now.
Falestine terrorists were torturing „ - request
aem7 e•• --
g _where..hs was. _.._ _ _- _ _CnY_ to the "mercy" of the armed CASH on he go John
N.icea m un, loaf• leafsa r
8 h 1 it f.EARAi HH ins the Robertson method
3r C I n t cod Dr B Du e s Information reciiest regarding classes.
-Sad murdering $ntlsh soldiers, who - Communists rf Ot11 the taeL we have Wem all ages from 12 weeks to Robertson's rd "'"' lie' tat
ane Roaa. Toronto
bad been guilty of nothing but do- Korea laying. Also tan hatched chicks. Free cat-
'Ing their sworn duty, there was From Moscow came the dramatic A' Ontario.rio. Fergus
showdown must come, sooner Fergus. Ttachick Hatcheries ,Limited, _ NEDlCAL _
.
Ittle or no general condemnation of- announcement that Russia intends or later; and it is to be hoped that taooD RESULTS -Every sufferer tram Rhea- ,
atl�}3 $i t8 by - troops out of•. Korea by " UYEING AND CLEANING uratic Paine or -N Drag should try Dixons
our aide will show the same latest- Remedy. Sfunro'e Drug store. 'sad Ei + -
tLizers in other parts of the world January, and hoped that the Unite -d- 1 fastituda in ht-sszttecnf-G�s-- H++� =ov aa7tnlns assn. dyeiman II or ele ar � a Pa
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pa J y, pe �g1-iVrtU t6 ui`T°Fuestioma n Wa lir+ TRY IT! Every .utterer of Rheumatic Fab*
and especially in the United States. States would follow suit. And from many as Secretary Marshall alreadx glad to answer your auastioas. Department or Neuritis eroula try Dxon'• Remedy.
Air tgvinmentators, newspapers and Waihin ton came the prompt reply, has done in calling the Soviet bluff S Freiro D7e work. Lim�tedTai Tons* Munro's Drug stnre. 335 Elgin, Ottsw•a
g Street Toronto. Oriurb Postpaid 11.00.
" magazines south cithe border held that the United States was keeping over Korea. _
EXCHANGE _ OPPORTLNITIES FOR WOMEN
them up as heroes and, gloried' in its troops in. Korea . until the affairs - _ _ -
their deeds. But now the picture has of that count are settled by the It;LAAsr and We exchange blanket; For woollen
�' Alfalfa is probably a Spanish ver- rags dna cotton raga. Write; Fteahertoa BE A HAIRDRESSER
changed United Nations and -in di woollen mins, Flesherton. Ont, aOiN CAVA DA's LEADING 8t^HOOL '
- _ p Sion of the'Arabia t word alfatfacah, Gres,_ opportunity learn
For not only in official Israel language, of course -that if -'Russia FARlIa Fos BALE Hairdreession. ,
''. circles, but also in the opinion of didn't like it she could lump It. which means "the t=est fodder."
Plansentt13isucc DroreV&ry goon..' was..
.. Ia0 ACRES clay loam. 100 clear. balance thousands successful M1fanal graduates
Dastuie, Wood and Umber watered by America's greatest *Totem mustrated eat&
Za10at expert observers, there IS the
_ _ stream. House, out -building soca repair, steel lotus tree Writs or Call
1 Tlpelltf t at with the caul murder O� etaachlwi, 18 head box stalls. Hydro pressure aIARYEL IiAIADRIt.SStNO -
n-� - tan--F�riia-Chas Andersen. Leonsrd: -ontarto. SCHOOLS
Count- Forme Barna o� tte, the Uri ' ata Bloor St. w.. Toronto
lied Nations official mediator. the leo ACRES for sale. Lot t. Con_ 11, Hullett -Branches: e4 inns St.. Hamiltoe
- Boy B rav es storm • o s s e d
Township. a 3-2 mile from school, good clay A 14 Rideau Street, Ottawa
Swish cause has received a terrible loam. 1t acre. hardwood bush, drilled well.
low. large bank barn, 2 -storey brick hove. water PAT7iT0
-an tap, house and barn. Hydro. furnace. -
Hopes for gaining admission t0 i Posseeslva at once. ADp27 Norman Shepherd. MTHERSTONAUGH A, Company, Patent So
-p for Ili-_ R. R. 1, Blyth• Outssio.
United Nations memllcttnra EataDlidhed 1890, 14 Kens West -
'United s matio
Toronto. Booklet of Inforn on roauest.
rat] at the present have been great- FARM for "Is or rent on shares. 200 scree.
4 tulles 3rom•Cryeler. ai cows. electricity, a WANTED•
1y shaken. That the killing of Bern -7 Lake 7 Rescues 1 Persons minting machine;' tenant to Provide machin- y
• Rdott! was not the impU]SiVe art Of _ +ry, horses. some cows. Apply W. S. Flem- HOL'SEIiEEPER under 40 for Protestant
sit►me hot -head. but something long lave Mills Roche., Out.
farm home. Hydro, moat be willing to
g g - FARM for sale, lea acres in. Dungannon help milk by, milking machine; `1 daughter -
- -[WODWAWAR -slow eysricarklivar
Mos - Twp.. good barn and sables. hos pens dna tielcome state .vasrs Arne. Al . give
-
r 1t possfDl°• write Allred Wright•
lake, never- falling well and cistern. rural Bonarlaw. Ont. ,
t malt. Five miles o Bancroft. Price 24600.
" Max Reynotis. Bancrd t.' tf
9 '"< * x n SEVERAL Farms 20 to 100 acres. severe) Prefers `=Fresh Air
fy a witb Gas Wells on Brims is ta0 00 s year _
�€ each, Some with stocr and tmDtemests. All To' Russian Stuff
.:a` bh ° • `r ,..,:tar - level land, those not on highway on Food &tons'
4 ate,^e roads. Come
and w Broker. them. R. Moore. --
�; > -
•r _ _ Ft1R 13
John Walker, salesman. Bos e2. Jarvis. Oat
ALF
A Rus.ian orliocr who claims tc
~iRIFLES =lave` been et
-Propulsion ex crit
HI -POWERED
j f =+ � �.. - Write tot new lists dna ortcp in the Soviet air forces says that: he
a •- i2e Queen SBCOPE LtALES Co. in
Oat. likes the "fre=ii-air" of old England
+'t ON" -a15o that a for of his fellow
a
!'✓ l,�i "PRECISI H is
POWER CHAIN SAW trymen would • like- it -tqo, t
(Suitable for cutting all type& of wood.
StsDt alaare-t type* manufactured. all u&tnr ''Lieut. Col; •Gregory Tokaev whose
the well-known and reliable .2% b.D. •'Preef• fli h 1 `
> slow' 1 cls in Ecrlin as recently-
..:
delivery - ministration
! PR10C1S TS TED reported an ha' Ow been Oilfirm
- 1 *i PAA [.IW / sd n c
K :.,,. •5 Q- Montreal to ..,
w tdbythe British Foreign Office.
a9to e)rnam
' r PORTABLE cboVWDZ mtlL eons!&ttas of er
. , &at 11" grinder• driven by John Deere to Colonel Tokaev brought his' wife
p. Power oast mounted an Maple Leat -truck and Io -year-old daughter with him.
Walter W. Bterkholder, Markham. Out.
to . 5 D TOWELS Appearing at -a news confernce- in -
4.
BAG AN O P
Blracbcd and washed cotton bags, Firntr. 92 88 London where* lie wa heckled and
es s h 1e
Per do:ea•.-'Suva.-*9.86 par doze' TOWELS: accugeA of - .treachery" by' Soeici,
`< HEMXED-about-L?" 1 -34", Floor $2,00
a rasa re resr,tautca.
- � Boz - Sugar, 12.23 Bolen. Surplus mattress P P •
cover=; *in*#, white, washed, about 2a" x 63" �' -"Gips the - Riii f fan• .. people . juc't.
-81.00 *1I For malllnc add .25c postage
e Park. just one
i li de Fa
- ' DEPT.
W. one da o l
-BONN IOWE _.
Y
OF MONTREAL BY-PRODUCTS chance 'at speak}ng then minds e
93 ONTARIO tire, TORONTO public, rile free election in life
Count l.'Olke Blitladott! -► ° 1947 REO 43 -passenger ecbool buses, Perfect
` 1�SCY�f two R3!!tr flw boy= ,�.�.,�- -'ondition Stewart's Bus Lines, Lyn. Ont. genre that Gre i Britain knows 'tt,
�v -- J �,- ,„
HEDGE Carragena 2t -St inches $4.40. 18-24. and I am cluite ..are cJ0 per cent of
him" ovw-turned craft $3 50 Per 100 delivered. Cramer Nurseries,
�4and carefully planned, is almost cer- ahem will go nRai;I'Phe. Polithtiru'
- d� ,+ ...' ��' White Fox. Seek,
fain. For weeks rumors had been In Brame Lilco " -- —' and Tass oiiicial Soviet nr ws
K E ROSSRI ES
eirculating in Palestine that the - - to3 Stilts rWero w1.ung.�T46 eatII wMle agency)."
.-Count Y p paid ` . write for, desling.on, Declaring t':e regime. is
At SCOPE RALES CO. Soviet
although man ' of the cooler minded
group of -vacationers d any
was marked for death; and first, no one in she little they last
,Jews condemned such rumors is attention to the ghouls coming tee Queen St.."Ottawa. oat. "'fostering, ;,third _world war," Col- ti
ntastic, 1 ed he ,was, a from the lake. Such sounds were _ ROOFING AND SIDING onel Tokaev said. "I refuse to par -
Bernadotte been repress re- _ wbeexpectedInsummerresorts. F S ticipate in this policy and am going
Here 1s real bargain roofing. we doubt you over to , the camp of, its most re -
one nation in Palestine his mur- But in a few momean it became can au thetas -,from first grade.
r would have been, politically obvious that the voices were not. Several of the older people trit.l t0 'Asphalt Sbiasles. 210 Ib. 84.99. lea lb. Hera solute, enemies, as long as this, i
raised in laughter c they were pe F foo $3.75. 1111 ib, 10.1a Dgrw. -(-"4 tt.l-Fled,• wilt benefit my people."
speaking, serious enough. But he pie lit John from veIItunna out on street, black and Dienes, tame avanabie to
desperate crass for help! the storm lake ... but he was determi- rib Ib. only.
was there, in theory at least, as the y
1' ' Ped ... and in a few moments was crit Rolled Roofing all Ib red. green or plata.
representative of all fifty-eikht of. LAUNCHES (MALL BOAT __ t2.16%per of 00 lb. red only 81.43 par sa.
111. United Nations. Now assembled to the rpcve in a small motorboat. %'! thick Insulated Brick status 88.911 so. No Wonder
in Paris, and with plenty of other l4 -year-old John Lowe was the Roo Prick siding m red or twit sa.1o. Per w.
r,O.B. Factor? or Hamilton. Delivered oMees A' lash wli0 weiKlied many in Oz
and even raver matters to occupy irst eine to act. Although the with detailed circular on nvueea _ Used ;words that 'nice girls dr n't
g Py Robert Jones. Lumber Company. Hamilton, Out
--dleir mind's, are the delegates from _water was extremely rough and a - - pronoz.
'Biose fifty-eight going to accept into high wind wu blowing, her "' :i"" 3 PIECE BATHROOM SET $120 When-- teF'i,rrkind =
}unched a small motorboat and ,. r rree plumbing catalogne, baths on legs. recti&
inti membership a people claiming ��a baths, closets. basins. furnaces. radiator.. Yanked her chart froin behind
Io be a nation, but where such a
headed for the end of the island. - •.:. All necessary pipe dna fittings for ply;nbins just to ser'. hr- r,plainecl, if sht'c -
thing could Happen. ' soon he saw the reason for the "'y° and heating. Main Plumbing k ir:aang. tod9 boz.
Just what those who I 'shouting. Guiding his little craft / Lawrence St.. Mont -real 1.
J panned it / r beds* Fa xtre ly _
et. '
nhrough the white -caps, he Came j PLANT a edg this II -e me hardy o -
Ito ed to acc8tn lish b the assassin- � aulrt; 4rowsno ear-;-Chiner Elm -will scow two
p P Y t:llpOII iII over -turned Elft -bot- .� lest the first year=enough Plants (25) to
d.
Pilon Of Bernadotte nobody, pOasib- tOmld boat. Seven persons were
Plant 2a feet -size 12 inches when shipped. MR. PILE SUFFERER
LL,. will ever 'know with, in cer- apecfal Price 25 planta for $2.98.' write for
_ e7, Y clinging to it, almost exhausted.' new free rule colour Garden Guide. Brookdale. What a asst difference there N to the
tslnty. But one theory is that the One b7 one John helped them Kingsway Nurseries, Bowmanvtlle, Ontario.
modern way to treat PNP. The netwvnity
`aternist ' leaders, convinced that FOR SALE -Massey -Harris Potato disger, 6 of remoalen the reel carte is only drat-
overthe side into his boat. Some feet, in rood condition and Farmal F12 common sense. The new, PYLTONE'treat-
nothing good could co=ne for ;Jew- wereso weak They could htrdly tractor lust overhauled. rF. 1. Flash, R. A. meat is liquid take- b7 mouth) sees direei '
t. Newmarket, Ontario. to (the inside eause. Special Burns. Plans
'ish state from the western countries, hang on, but he got them all in h extracts that help nature
rebuild these
wanted to prove to Soviet Russia his boat. A few moments later " SPECTACLES LENSES delldate ties' PYLTON$ . Pile Treatment
The �t youngster did not rest DUPLICATED is scienre's answer. - ft gets yo° sntia
•--whose alliance and support they they were safely ashore. RETURNED b7 'AIR MAIL "me dal as foetoty results witb a one bottle trial or
until he had the seven victims stfe]y, tscelved�. Plastic frames dyed any ¢Dior. Drlce reloaded set onre at all modern
J.For his courage, coolness and on the island. His brave deed w4 aro;ttiata.
t presence of -mind, we are him the pra*se oftheentire Knowlt9a aiANUFACTURING OPtiofEanR 1864 ;fount: _-
oud to pay tribute to JOhni tatmm Royal East, Montreal 84."
-- How to combat - _ - _
ws, of Montreal, through the
presetitaaon of The Dow Award. '
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i• a
Sita 41ftM-
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Pam y b".by r �'
easels tale acid, a blood it"Wity dont
am" be extracted by the kidnsys. If THE DOW AWARD 1s a
iiinys fail, sail we laic acid remains M ' ^ 's� t
t trtd and lir a ta»gt
Sawa severs prrL
4prpraston o predation, O
Tett rltcwa& M kospirr »u► ff .p � .. � .
load ee� on. Got' and toes oo Catads Satlin i9 r ° e t. t
Q�ss�id'' ��ssasfr inrtns Ms 3tlr[t0d by fns t�t�r c .
set e16etlb{o.ima�linSplistls Awad Committer. s * -
lscetu yae bol be". p of sdita4 of ltadi^s
what Sall for yea.
Ifri��: �13TEN TO THE 'DO W AWARD RAD10 iMA
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SATURDAY -8.30 P.M. - —
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When the papers ore ducational two earlier than if the ground isn't
authorities talk about children who turned till next year.
? are under -nourished it's almost al -ways * '
r y _ ese Deep litter in your hen house can
_ r towns the mean. "Children on take a lot o the hardwork-out of
" * ---yet RAMP RAPIF
poultry keeping,
farms•get plenty to eat" .is the gen •owners who have tried it failed to
anal opinion .But do they? get the expected results.
The
_..
" � chancesare at they didn't use it
X' properly—and here are some hints
`^► ..
Well, investigators over id Wis _
from a poultry specialist which may6.
consin recently checked up on some .possibly be helpful.
400 country school children who at- « ,�
tended 39 schools scattered over 2
r Founties. (incidentally,_ none._... of . 1•► under eight inches of depth
tt
these schools had a ' school lunch -isn't deep at a e or wo
program.) They found. that -- these-- -tris--hot-enough--Thr da'
L -Mc m rent getting •sufficient milk, water 'consumption, most of which
wale
vegetables, citrus fruit or tomatoes'.
is thrown off, will amount to Le
d h in t' rent' c
n e v s t a ions we on- wen six and ten gallons. To ge
a t e t
g k tion of that much vat-
. •�,• :,, �s � •fined just -to what they ate at school quit exapora
a
t r
- - - at noon either. They included home er you need plenty of litter, so don't
k meals as well. -So maybe we've been, start with less than eight incheg.
.a taking too much for granted in con- " « }
"a ,; eluding that farm children's num- Experiments proved that old litter,
tion is all that it should be. formerly .tossed out,• still had cap-
cit}for more
' i
_ '' - `• �a yti f a moisture. So instead
•
of throwing it away, add to it. As
« , `` w"`f • %"'. - Now here are a, couple of useful new litter is added and mixed with-
:.
tips for tractor owners, and if youthe old, this extra capacity increases.
;���"� -_�• kpew all about them before, just Just why old litter, -is better than
-..-•VOL, 7 _ F I known it ma
Vii!" forget that 1 mentioned them: irst, new isn t exact y but Y
if your tractor battery isn't going to be because of what is called bacter-
_ be- used during: the winter months; .sal action. This action is what caul-
- ter" be sure it's taken out and Brought earlitter to heat. Then the manure
up to full charge: After that, check content starts slow fermentation •a •.
the battery each month• while in
Y which, in turn, causes more h"at. 1
"Under The Spreading Chesnut Tree"—No less than!, five generations of the same family have storage and recharge if necessary.. driving off the moisture. .
had n'ork done by Arthur Clendenen, veteran blacksmith at Cedar Grove. Ontario. %N'hen Then there's the matter of tractor
he at lin fuel. If a tractor is to be idle for . Don't use the wrung ,sort of ma -
and Colleen .Reesor, txrins and great -great grandchildren of Samuel, are a atchin�' the. 78 year any len
and
o tame, the fuel shoo tenial for deep fitter. ng oa as
old smith as he works at repairs for their �cagon:
be drained from it A full fuel tank is the poorest among matrriab
— —
_ _ -on a stored tractor is always a rear commonly used—chopped oat straw
-- - fire hazard. Besides that, _eyapora- being many times better. .The chop -
tion of tractor fuel in an idle mach- ped' strawdries better because the
With -The Movie and Radio Folks t ine may leave a• gummy• deposit on hens.foss it around and get air into.
-- = the inside or the tank. - it, and, it doesn't mat on top like
off,.ser bash, good night wherevert,Sfr . are Just before freezing weather that
lime
a ed t have also shows.
Bang a radio comedian is a So they went to look. There in that lime added to litter helps pre-
t bus business. Most air comics, their own library they found some- and wondered what ii was all - in_ it's a grand idea to r Viers vent such matting.
either of the real or the alleged thing like four hundred stories that s give "that .
about. Well it seems that Mrs. Cala- vegetable garden of yours a good _
-apRear __to look on life had been bought, and then set bash, really is the married name. of a deep. plowing. Such plowing is bad s
mliar grimly when—not-T-Ing their- ---aside,.. Also that there were some - former schoolgirl sweetheart. "We news for a great many soil -infest- , • . •
uff before a microphone. But twelve hundred films available .
there's -one .big exeTptioa to ' his for bringing up to date and se- used to play hockey. together' is the in:- insects, as well as for soilborne
way Jimriiy puts it.. And though diseases that may have cut down Sold by all Druggists
rule—the original and .matchless making. Looks like dull days ahead he's honestly interested in knowing youryield the ast sunimer. -
Jimmy Dw-arrte.
- if she's atilt alive, in spite of count-•
-afore jokes "off" -than .lie does been getting small fortunes for leas letters received there's never A fall -plowed garden also dries ~ •
when getting paid for doing so. film rights to stories whooped intobeen one from the actual Mrs. Cala-
much more easily in the spring, and -
false prominence and seeming pop -bask i planting can be started a week or
- Asked recently what was his ularity by the Book. Clubs and
favourite of all the gags he has similar devices
ver. used. Mr. Big Nose thought
♦
for a While, then decided that be When it was announced that Bob
likes the Automat joke belt. That's Hope had realized that a comedian •
"the one which gots, "I walks into cannot hnpt so keep on doing the ��'�X�LjVrllSFjf[ffif0 J7fPCBlIC
this Auromf and puts a lead-nic-kel same radio act. forever and ever, and
the slot of the .machine. And— _
that he was going to pull his show
-what do you think comee ouii The to pieces and remake it, he received
''Manager of.the joint"' plenty of praise for his eourag-. -
• (Possibly the fact that fir. Hope's -
Aiot song ago Durante was a popularity rating took a terrific drop
linest at -a big penthouse party. last season had something to do
he little son of • the - host took' . with the decision.) Anyway they _
finny by the hand and led him said that Hope was getting rid of
a miniature fountain. "Look 'tis old gag writers, and also 'dis-
•
Jimmy �vi•ante—that's a iountainl" pensing pith the services of. Vera — _
jf
-he cried. Jimmy's classic cdunt- Vague and Jerry Colonna—the im-
finance beamed ��'ith 'a mixture of plication that Miss V. and Mr. C. 4000
-
'ppride and -benevolence. "See dere." were chiefly_ responsible for the,, '
he said "You can fool some of de sloe ink tip of the show's ear -appeal. s #"
_ . growed ups, but not -tlie little gaff-
jars. De'- kid tells me it's a fountain. , : -• x e,
!He KNOWS I'm' iggorant'. As iar as Hope's work on the ,
first. two or three of the' new shows
was concerned, there was a 'real im= " '
Out ii I f olly�� cod they are in provement 1 thought=although he
the middle of an economy drive. was never among the first- three—
Building new ` theatres wherever
o- even the first ten—in my personal Yin
there was a vacant lot—which preference list. But this season that
seems to have been the custom •terrific cockiness.of his—that air of
the past fes' years' both here --"Gee-how lufky you folks are to be � � -
-.and in the United' States—hasn't able to listen to me"=was missing, �> '
proved to be the cure for falling and Hope honestly
seemed to be.,
attendances. The float; and glitter trying fo please. z «
of a bran -new 'Show ' shop will * • • �; x
brute tolks
-along-:-once—just' to - -
liut even with that the new show k� H
see • what .the place is like. But
doesn't seem to bt going over in
Ontr good piclrres that fetches W<:h:,.'?d `
arty too big a manner, and t4ere are --
- them --back• regularly in profitable' even rumors travelling around to
quantities -and ' there - just . aren't .. the Effect that Vague and Colonna
enoug' good pictures to go around. will before long be back Maybe
` comedians such as Jack, Benny and
The rising cost of living undoubt Fred Allen—who stick to the same
format year after year but who-real-
L�:edly' has some'thitig 'to do %kith thety
rk like mad to polish their Y <= THE _VICI'O_R_IAN ORDER NURSE
large areas of vacant seats as well. shows
the right idea after all.
As one clean er put it, somewhat « e « - This year marks -the Golden Jubilee of
wistfullyi 'There used to be mill
And t ' wind'u with lust another .;.:.,:.•. ' lite Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada
ions ofi folks who said they'd sooner A d o p 7 r r � I
go to the movie than eat. But Jimmy Durante story. Countless,. ; —50 years of achievement, ahalf-centutl
when it comes to the point where listeners have heard Sehnozzola's of unselfish dedication to the ,needs of
they have to make the choice—they — others. ,
find they'd really rather eat."
_, , r : ' , , . - �1•-_.,.._. _ •. ,, ,- .. publmico
's service—at
People like this, "
., finest, are in the
At all events, in practically every The Secret servtee.
circle in Hollywood they're begin Y "
nit�to feel the economy pinch. ,No Two peddlers of children's dresses OAWES RLACK NORSE BREWERY _
104jer is money. something thatmet'on a'New York street„ "I .don't {
gushes forth at the turn of a understand how you manage, to Now
tap. Take, for example, what - is_
_"veported as happening not long ago undersell me;' said one cAadidly,
at ons of the big studios. Variov> '"since I ,steal Me materials from
...... y
producers were talking about ne�N which I make my dresses." "You're
:bookiy
hey would like to ponchos a. fool," said his friend with• as equal—
fo[ sdble filming. They wcr, burst of honesty. "Why not do like
teed, the man higher up, to g,. 0" of a sanies of dAs 1 nls in N*wh le On* fbaodiaas the lfis service of Ellie pubfk
and look at their own library, me? I steal the finished articles!" -
_
`�---- --- - - silo, 1 ucc lboiise, will be offered READY -MIXED
r- - ,serried Advt - -Homemade Cake-...
----•$ ONE MINUTE NEWS d`p'
- Sellers. aad ..._. , � ,, ••.
for sale, Sale, at 1.
i reserve. Terms txtdh,., Sel ,
.,ABOUT Atkinson, auctioneers,
APPLIES FOR SALE - s s ... .
r'- JOHNS -MANVILLE aloxD��, OCT. �: - auction- ° ' Mix. Chocolate Cake ,n
Blenheliu Pilrpini, Ji.25 buia., with � ci 1. ri, C. Traetur:+:u, H. tractor, 60 Seconds
`
--out containers; aisu cthet-'arietiee. }, new milking machine, Yarm Stock, Success every time with Campbells Cake
lt. C• Ree-ior, Due and a halt Miles �aei! �G� at "�� 11nplements etc., on Lot 351 sou. 3, 1�lix. Just add a cup of milk or water- ey�?co-Ar LL '
Scarboru Tw'A. the property ut Nlr. E
vest it'om Brock Rd, schuotnvuse. ¢tir and bake. .Light, tender, delicious. % r.
- Oct, 1.5 costs the Cuali�any Y-ank •O'Sullivan. Sale at 1 P. m, Try it today. t
R gA:1,E - Find ay cook s[vve, " company terms cash. Fern, su.d. Ken and `" ••�. 3 Flavors
FOR 1
coal or wood, equipped wah Brun- ht l .Arks Prentice, au�t:oneere. _.._ . ---_----. _ t
-More than $6,0001 . CHQCOLA E
son oil burner, first-class shape. -y iPBE LLs CAKE MIX •GOLDEN
Phone Pick 35 R 31; ear. L,roc•k t duan :: self to provide 1'Hl'ic3UAY, OCT ' 1 - ztucUou .sviCE'
Rd., across from school. a job at Johns -Manville? sale of antiques, aousehoia turn!.
Oct. 15. If it were necessary to re- ture, large number of carpenters p, _
2_Rooaned--bun aloti_�- mgr-- ale. -he- - - -
bines tools, builditegs and etc, ins property of the r:state uz
exchange far siffiall farm, What other assets nee a to uo u --t- ue late . U, ti,. Lowson .o Lui
have you? t n
Hess it would require more lf, con. 4, �'au;nan, south oL �la�_ ELECTRIC
«'e would appreciate ?'our listing than $4,000 for each and every
your property with us ,fob• -quick J-31 employee. e. :Sale at 1.0 U. Terms cash; �c � reserve. Ken and !larks .Yreazttce, Th6Aare
JLrs, George Pattison dot
re -represents the in- a ucuotieera: _ 'Hanle and Barn a'�ring
JL,iu St. vestment stockholders have in * * * s _ESTIMATES GIVEN
!Real Estate' Broker eadh J -M job. It is typical of
Pickering, Ontario Canadian industry. SATURDAY, OCT. 16 - auct:v,
Oct• 15. ` sale o • farm stock implements
The .reason Canadians can hay, HT1. J1. s1`a�s¢=, Stouffville
DROVER or FARMER - Weil produce • so -mane things and grain, entire household furl - -
ktiovrn in tail district a'w'�,ed as have such a high standard of iture etc., property of WM. el_,
I. Phone 3tQuffrille 5.48
agent- -to old and trip;�.- • ho:- living i- because the;: have good Lot 3, 6th Line, bin; Twp, at Lar-ie¢tin ,. A1nt. SEE YOUR FAVORITE PICTD1tB
' ses. Write "Marg ill Fur tart tools to work with -tools which kis. Sale at 1:00 DST. Terms ca h, g First at the STANLEY THEdTlR1
Tyrone�, 'Ont., one o nanvtt
hail, been x0vided by the sav- No reserve' as prop, going to Eng-
ings of or 1nat; Ke�--a-nd._ S -
-
..-• X679, are willing to risk their savir}gs larhe Prentice, _- -
PHONE PICK. 120 Saturday bl�r`inee at 2 P. M.
Oct. 29 auctioneers, rs Open�eG Night At
_. in the hope of earning a fair C S _
return on their money. * * # Farr s Eievator FRIDAY and SATURDAY
JOE'S HARNESS SHOP TUESDAY, OCTOBER ,19- auct-
Anrnese Made and aRPlktireri • No other,system ever devised OCTOBER 13 and .18
Quick Done, Saddles For has canis even close to the Sys -
or sale of forth stats, .implements, - liES: 3tiJ Phun s . BCS. 38W
Orders .4 tem of free enterprise in pro- Grade dairy cattle;` near• • new. Cate --•• or Robert biiYer, Brougham
fie• viding more things for more D. Tractor; Hay, grain, hogh, root„ WE TRY TO GIVE SERVICE _ Gay Ranchero
Joe PE ARSON people. •7
straw etc., she Property of Joseph � h die from held
8th Con. Claremont. Ontario -=. Barjak, Lot 4, Con. 8, Jiar"barn J4heat _ We will as f ��
Phoae 9 R 22 This is one of a series of an- :.Twp. dne and a half miles south of or barn, bags loaned. ask" for price
�.- Nov. 2� swers to questions frequently 31arkham Village. Sale at I P. m. Feeds - Try our growing maga-for :�:-C.3.LE"DER' GIRL
NO + .n Canadian Johns- Terms cash, No reserve. Farm sold, hogs, chickens, The Drize in right William asked about
- - M' anville and Canadian in- Jane Frazee Fill am MarshaS
CEME`I'i' hiIsZER FOR RENT dustry: Ken and Clarke --Prentice-, atzCS.__ _ Master and Maple Leaf feeds in
Electric Operated, &i or 60 eTele. s s s s stock. Start Your pullets on Haut.
S. A_ FAIRBAIRN, Pick '104R2 WEDNESDAY, OCT, 20 - auction or laying mash. Avoid trophic to
tf Gard of Thanks sale of dairy cattle, farm stock, poultry by not feeding new grain. MONDAY and TUESDAY
Implements, hay, grain, etc, on Lot Wester grain . Whole or chopped OCTOgER '18 and 19
.,VOR $ALE - quan'tity of teed bags I would like to thank my n?anY - -
i in goad condition. AADly E. Dorn- . 16 con. 6. Vaughan Torp. property at reasonable prices
utt, Pickering, :'iea�is and relatives for their acts of Mervin Keffer. Sale at 1 D. m• Fibron and anowfence for tempor_ State (if the Union
of kindness, " sympathy and floral No reserve. Terms cash. Farm has ary silos- _ Semi -.solid • Buttermfl><
FOR- SALt --cook range 6 -hole. tributes -during my ret@nt sad her:
reserrnir1 ` l ood dally thanking Rer, been sold. Ken and Clarke Prentice p�•r Coolers, Milking maehlnes Spencer Tracy Katherine' Hepburn
nue_ condition. J. Kinnear, Greenwood auction�re. Car lid of feats
J. K, Braham, Duna _ . NEWS - SELECTED SHOMM
Road. words of kiadne�s and assistance. y�.ED�'EgDAY OCT, ' - auctlotr -
CU'STOyi CORN PICKING yin:. Clifford Headland ,sale of- dalry cattle, farm stocltp Claremon---Ont.
y Qx.Sprinsr Faru�s Limited implements, hay grain etc. on Lat PARR'S MR SERVICE
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Uxbridge,, Oatarb_ OCTOBER 20 and 21 , I•'
Oct. 22. HOBS" Lot 12. Con, 4. r'orth York Twp..
gAt.Fn_ HAY _�1'L? BTRA-- _-- OLD A.'�L CRFFPLED wQst of Yo.nge Str., at O'8ultivan's It Had To Be
---$ig t- Price;_ Plus Bonus Corners. Property of Wm. G. New -
FOR SA.LF7 ---_-
It Delivered :'<t Tyrone. Ont. eIt.- Sale of _1,848hA*-n�_TeFms Cash._
x.Rtu•in�¢ Farm><, Limited _ Quality r u � - on
Uxbridge. Ontario Also Able To Hill At Your Farm No reserve, Farm- lease' expired and
Oct. On aIARGWILL FCR FARM prop. quitting farming. Ken and Aerate Dispensing
_ Tyrone, Ontario ',CIarke Prentice, aucts. - Co de
AOR.. ALE - Quebec cook stove, Phone Howmanville 26-.9 Collect Veterinary Remedies Ginger Rogers reel lY0
used three months, with .30: gal. 'Reliable Photo Finishing
water tank and _fixtures. 835 cora- g.ux ftF,(}LvrERg j j i Complete Cosmetic Line
plt`te; also man's steamer trunk. TUESDAY. OCT, 26 -auctioUS
sale - SEE S
►Icier ---street at -rear of Vic- f -Reg; and'- High Grade dual 'pur. �-
#O sTORE xOc-Re
!ton* Grtli, Pickering.
'pose making Shorthorns- (Weld- Week Days 8.80 a. m.. 8 p. m. U,»;RAL DIRECTOR _
PIANO Ti'�'TNf;. a\"[)
REPAIRS wood Farms skratn), Case tractor, Sundays •, 12.30 P. NJ. 8 P. M.
S, Hoffman tractor plow, implements, horses," Private Ambulance
(former't• with Grv-hard Heintzman poultry. hay, grain, etra�r, iurnit. THE REXALL STORE Phone Mark. 90W
WORK- GI' a.RA:\TEED- - ure etc:, the property of the es- Is
EFTIIIATE� FREE .tate of the late Dayid Dawson. at V Al U E S 1
4. R 130i'F.B - Markham, nt
For 1nf .rmatiot► Phone 1''tt'_ Pick. Li 19, Con, �, Pickering, a halt - Phm. B
FOA SALE - child's crib, large mile ports west of Claremont stn; in PHONE PICK. 68W.
t,!z?, Spring mattress. Rea4onable: alga at same time and ptace-the, . iGENERAL HARDWARE
'Mr, R '.%, \Iurz on, P?i�ne .152- farm' codsls.ting of 100 acres' morel � Claremont -Locker
-Pickerine, nr lea. with hank barn, lament x f Maple Leaf Fire
ALVII� BUSHBY j System
d PICK. ale i - lnsVranee Co. Size Locker $9.0o A Yeas
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!Write or Phone Standard Roars_ .. • _Chea Rates for Farm and Counh7 Cutting ble aad Cbfiliag � �vo�d thea Y P Avat?ab! a Free TO Cnetonies+f
BeSaf SAPS RETU R\ED SAME DA
S' . - .. Buildings
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RECEIVED rm rimer, Baildiais
C Wirximo SOME LO"C KERS AYAU ABLI
- 'Winterize Your Car a or 8 exposure films developed and W� .a. Q
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printed 80c. ReprinU+ 4c. each. TAYLOR •• _LOYS T
{; OUR PRINTS ARE NIA.DE WITH - Automobile. Insurance of All Klaim a 1A
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Box 63 Dept, T-3 Ctterson, Ont. i II� N F.�I F:1l.I. POLICY t .
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Doors a •15. Shale start
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nighty. 7.04) afld 9.00.
M„LRKH.1.?i. O�T3Ri0 Afatinee �aaur�la}' at 2.00:
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BIG i:N TER, _ki\ N T: BIG CAST OF SHOW FOLKS!,
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A liON.,AY and TUESDAY OrZY! OCTOBER 18, 19.
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Y the )solids ]Lavine•
weds Mr, and Mrs. 1� Stewart. also Mr. and Mrs. Honey of Ham-
to, hOms spent here, + ;:
uilermg service on Sunday even- They will Otos and M". David of Ksoia'to°h
Dti barter lug, Oct, 17 at 7.30, 111" Alex- see �eildred Wooawi�. Regina were weekend, visitors The W. K. S. will most Tlt1t•
' - auuei of Whttevaie will be guest Vide ig BroughNn. Oct, 81 at the home -Of KV& M"
1�[s, ey H. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. at the Wm. Ellicott hom!. �- P%Illfps. All- ladles of the 00=0 -
Mr, and �-L. J. Mills, Ottawa, speaker, Also special music. W 1�t and Sauna, also Mr. Miss Margaret Dancsa mad
iWeai t,�e wee -end with Mrs. Jas. alu,s 6ybi1 Wilauu, a former and � -Gamble all of Toronto, tend, Mrs. Ana& Eadee of Torun- unity are faulted.
teacher -here spent thanksgiving
�L here. _.... _• ,
XM Dales Went Sunday in gores with hlr, and lira, J. GillnAu. -LINES LTD•
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)oto, at the home Qf her Bon. Mr.- Carl Devitt who has. been .- � DANFOR H BUS .- • -
Mr. and ALM Jack MoGlashan had under the doctor's care for more
h number of their relatives with than a week, Napes to be up and ZA� DOWN WXff BOUND MAD 07, s
tb m for Thankssivin6. around soon. p P. L. PA _ ' ;
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The former Mileea Annis and her Born to Mr. and Mn. Roy Moore P )Pals. P.3L. A.iL. I1JE. A3L A.Y. •>� .i
Bnsband, of Toronto, were here on nee Kathleen 13similton, a daugh.
itis holiday. ter, Penny Anne Hazel.
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Kr and a[!0. Itnstin Wood. The Grads choir .of Ye. Old Da. �� 1r+� } :. rtl �'8 i
-other. vuayort United- Ohureh, trips
3.&L Bearen aad Mr. Ted Dagleton at 18 anniversary on Sim. o _
-- - Went Snaday with r. am even nextm ; ..
d. �pTllah, Little Miss Margaret Beare was say Md 8x481 9.351 L501 6 9
Mrs, Milne and Mrs. Bol 9.46 6.4512.00110-001 9.15
�,i� on Sunday. while her parents', Mr. 10.101 6.10[ 2?1i110.261 940 Danforth sad Ilottrei! 8101 9.1q lsol 4.6x1 t,l•
�RO� and 'ears. ' Beare visited the 10.201 6.201 2.85110 851 9.50
Searboro Jet. 8.091 9At1) 1116 �;4b1 9�N
. aaar,'s. 1 father who is now iw 10.$61 .2.5 110.010.06 Malvern :. TAM 8A51 1 -OW 4.30! L45 i
very enjoyable time waa spent Welffiley Hospital, Toronto hav 10 381 6.881 2 68110 68110 08 Hrown'd Corners 7.421 8.42112.57E 4.271 8.tl -�
in,; had his leg amputated last .. 10.401 g,4W 2.65110. 10.10 Town Line 7A01 8.40112.561 4.251 US
4t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mme- Thursday from 1p long standing
g0n F.111oott on Monday evenihng, infection, from which he suffer- 10.601 6.501 3.06111,0 0.20 Cedar Grove 7.801 8.80112.451 4.161 B.eA 1
the social of the Friendly Bib- e4 much, We nope for a good re- 1L00( 7.001 3.16111.15110.30 L;ocaat Hili 7.201 8 40412.851 4.051 8,20
Is Class. There was a good attend- covert. T
&nee and the guest speaker was, While enjoying a game at 11051 7 Ob1 3 2011120110 36 Green Rfver 7.154 8.16112.25 4.001 8.16 -"
air, Mahahe'y our new public d's--ehower,. ..aad 11.101 7.104 3.26111.25110.40 Bromham 7.101 8.10112.25( 3.55i 8.10
-- xr:GCOOenc er rogram conv ne - 1l,201�T:201..3.351 areiaont �.00L8�2Q112,151 8.451 8.00
here Geo. Wilson and James Phi- in some, manner, Ruth Gillman
11iDe, n Friday, Oct.. 29 the class had quite a bad fall, Well we are DAILY REDIIC4iON' IN FARES EFFECTIVE SZPTEMBLR 80th FROM TORONTC
lad it was only bruises and not E
are holding a Hollowe'en masq- g �,• ; `._. din le Fare _ -...Return 9'a
Rerade party in the hall. broken bones;
Dir. Bill Devitt had the Pleas- � Martha Rylands it Torun- TO LOCUST HILL '
L1re of ttending the. world's ser- to spent the holiday with Mrs,
so �' • � to 6f
- Seebeck and daughter Ethel. '� )�ROIIti83Al _
.75
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Joe at Cleveland, Ohio on Thanks- TO "'CL"'EMUNT 14 j
Swing weekend. ;- Brougham anniversary OCt, 31• _ _ __ —r 9QSiQDQLRB D. $.-T. r
United Church bazaar will More details later.
The U Mr, - Roy _ Miller spent the wee}�
be, held inn the Twp. Hall.. on S&t' sad in Muskoka with iriea�B. _
ov, 13. All details later. -
_ from a.oughsm and the Transmitters do give things away
m.trict Bre attending the plow- y. _ - •- 1
match at Lindsay this week. Mr, and Mrs, Frank Hood and
Mrs. Brace Ritchie 1s is Ottawa and Mrs. Jack flood of • Val -
Mr. r_
is called to see' 'Mrs, Robs Ml-
Ouj'!ag the- week end attendingqac
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the wedding of her Bon, Dona14 to say shuns we are very sorry {
to say ie suffering fry s severe
#o ]Qiss W. Busgis, R. N. o! Ailsa
f. ii• stroke: " `•��
The W. M. S, will hold their Congratulations to our -newly
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OampbeR MY • P.4MCb ft"
;115.00 AT YOU1t FARM
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stook of high okm snits.
��-pan".a100 a 904
— -.S roducts are desired and purchased by people all over the
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world and the capacity to produce such goods largely'determinea the economic
and child within Ger borders. Because the dale of
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was pIMM. Call
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welfare of every man, woman
every article produced in Out brings valuable dollars into this Province, we all are
e and our children. can have more of the
R. C. Smith, 22, of Toronto an R.C.A.F.
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more assured of job security •... and -.w
-.better -things in life. To produce such goods iri sufficient quantities, skilled labour
veteran, is shown routing' a plate in a
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is vital. That is why, every single one of us should be glad that war veterans are
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, a Toros avis plant.
g to—phete engraving p
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constantly being trained to provide the skilled 'hands so needed • by Ontario
Duringtheirtraming,veterans aieshifteci" .
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industry. They receive ON THE 70B training under expert instructors in our
from one j6b to another to
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Ontario • factories.•
' 'his training, provided through the co-operation of the Department -of Veterans
Ontario Dep' artment of Educa-
e h all
familiarise them .wit
phi of photo engraving.
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Affairs, the Federal Department of Labour and the
tion, starts veterans on the road to skilled craftsmanship. "`Taught to use their
Man v crass subsequent•
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ly obtain full time 'employ'
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}rands in such jobs. as routing, etching, stirpping, burnishing and finishing, they
Because of the increasing im•
M!!1 went in the factories whets
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will eventually become photo engraving craftsmen.
pe
of thistrade, every effort- of these newlyskilled workers hel to make
thmy receive training.
i � ppeewf4e ♦ssf�Ms
p'po� rtance
Ontario a finer place in which to live and contributes to the welfare and happiness
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.:of all her citizens:
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_ �t more, so, come week Yolks and also
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W and: jog these mid -week Euchres; also of-withToronto, spent the holiday week-- hone O • Ontario
do: not forget that this group are end with E. and Miss' Ruth Hutch -
East. Pic tiering • p
We are very glad to report that holding a- Monster Euchre `\-ednes- Inge.
little Dianne HuIF is �progreseing I day ,night, Oct, 27, with $10'.00 as TUiiuuto eaftetrcy wLoumramonthsr and to '
very nicely. She is still in the hos- F`irst Prize. - When the leaves start to , blanket _
_ ipital and will be for another tw'o ��'e .are glad to report that d half' tiys HazelaMichell, Mrs. Charles
r three weeks, but we are truly (}irt.. G with
are now le s. >;
thankful that sue has made such start with good, capable Zea rs. All Hann and daughter were. here for _ thd.e •earth 1Or Winter a \ tlinely '
+wonderful, progress this past week, girls Yrom the age to ten to four- they Barg_ shower'was hold for Mr. `
:ill the ladies are asked to rem teen are invited to join. a question` may b� addressed to Mr.
lember the Tuesdaouatt like built- tended ur Sant weekay , and ool was
helltime lovely gifts were oreceived,nsho Ing
' res, This group would t really fill the the respect and esteem in which the r
N np therr, attendance 'so that .during goes on, we h9Pe o
• the coming winter' months a real hall with young People ever. Bun- coup'.() _are held, t been
young
couple who have just been married and Mrs. Householder - (what about.
enjoyable afterfioon can be had. As day afternoon. / .
_stated before in this column— do Once more remember the Bin- JIr. and firs, Merritt, who are vis-
do
tray foray because'YOU have a go on Monday night and here ming here, were there. Mr. Merritt- blanketing—, the—whole family?).
Whiqb man for otten is announcer on the noon -farm, _-___--
- small baby• • .'.Just bring tier st with Fou• a-. it is vers important at this Bin- broadcasts. t -ULB BLANKETS FOR THE BABY
The Movie Committee are hold-.. go- there• will be a special game, the —• BLUE OR PINI{ ES_- ND.'B'LANKETix•'
_,i g apother BINGO on Monday ev- prize being Ten'. Dollars, Come out - o $1.591 each--
-; Whitevale . with Animal Blocks. 3s x
ening, .Octobel• 18, Everyone is In- folks and _enjoy a real evening's
vited toyattend. These Bingos have fun. _ PURE $IGHL_t\D WOOL $L�NKETS, 35 x 50 $3,50 each popular and - a .rs George A
"proven to be :very Ro$ Anthony i3 enjoying _
large crowd is hoped for ag' 'folks--
k - _ a ilsit w a. grandaughter .near
largeMonday `night, 'Incidentally folks— _, _Green River. awuYfvllle. RE IL CONLFT fiFL3iiER BLANKETS I OR THE '�L�GLFI
=- do nat forget to remember to list-. ... .�� ' • • Bruce •Buckles who is teach. OR �HK,F E•(i 1RTER BED1%
PINK OR BLUE CHECK
en to the program "Did I say that' firs. J. Davie speut a day .with '.[rg school at Haliburton• spent- the NASHUA CIJECK, 72 x 84 Asir $4'70 _
on Monday night and you will hear yriends• at Leaside. hu:iday - week -end with his, peop.e, ,IBEX, WITH PINK OR BLL: E BORDER, 70 x 90, pair $5.50
.''a 'recording of the program made at . . B. Draper spent•Sunday with Under the parental . roof for the WAR -11 WOOLCO.T BLA`-KITTS, satin bound
='our last Bingo. Also, the -Movie friends in Toronto, week -end: '.hiss Doris Wilson. hiss
would like' to remind Mrs. T A.Bareloot and Mr. and .Bary Burwash, _Miss Connie Randall Rose Shade, size•66 x 84 pair $8.60
--Qoymmittee-- - --- "
you of the good Dictu ,. tits. .Roes Bar�.foot and. Shirley, of and Mr. and l_irs. Earl -Campbell, t
She Hall this Saturday night-- Ajax, had Sunday dinner with lfr `rr—and--yrs• -Br-nmue HEAVY ZJTr'BLEACHED COTTON
"The Late George Apley", starring Barefoot's father, Mr. J,_ B. Wilson. young daughter3 of Toronto, 6Pent 1.75
Ronald Colman: They were enroute to'Spiucedale: '' Monday at the Randa.il hame-• .9$ inches wide per Yard $
The- attendance at the ednesday; Among those at the Thankofter- Jars. 31ollie Hamill and small dau_
night Enehres is coming along very ing Supper at the pavilion at mWil- the prom- Size
e ' Wiseman. with lir, and Mrs, Randall, YASFiTDo� le Bed SHEETS.
gh42r of Port Arthur, are visiting r
good, but.the3'e is room for a lot moon's park, were 'fir. and•Jlrs. Dud- 'each b.00 -
ley, air, and Jars. Percy An interesting item $] , z 99
33r, and rite- Wm. Smith, Toronto. otion Service im the United Church
Bingo 1firs. Percy and Miss Anna Percy. Sunday School.a Pupil from each
- k_ham Rev. ew-corners with aIFE.CO'FTO?i PILLOiW Com$ =.
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son ` of � la � welcomed - .23
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Monster V. Ire class pair ;8
A. J,, Heal chairman. Sable -`"40_ warm handshake and encouraging -CANNON" _ ir x,1.86
lilon • Uct• '� �7 at U was realized, "gPARTOlv"'
as
Cdr, and Jars. Joe. Zubrisky ent- t
Brock Road Home and School
Woodlands ertalned friends on Sunday last. . . ;
�a$t • Mary and Benson Lehman spent ' The Brock Road Home and School - -
�T�� theyaveek-end'with the Brand -par- Club will meet again on Monday,'
BSI p�ye of x10.00 ' .i : t. Mr. ,and Mrs. James rerguson, October 18. Dr. N. F. Tomlinson `
will be_ guest speaker. Sound Piet-
_ Mise Betty. of Toronto, batted With ures on „Health",
;,11 otLez games friends. at the Park.
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Sour cream can be used to make
♦jig. a variety of sauces or dressings, hot
.�k� ^•. or cold for vegetables. If cream
A _ 1 happens to turn. sour, as it some"
times does, it should be used
promptly, never wasted.
With Fried Tomatofs
Sliced tomatoes, dipped in egg
g _ r and crumbs and
SALAD
fried to a olden
--. _ _.._. �'r�w'4 brown on both
- sides, are extra
good dressed up
K _ %r•- o w nth sour cream
or
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sprinkle a couple
—032of tablespoons of
flour over the fat left in the pan,
_ swR' D8 mix well, then pour in a cup or
a cup and a half of sour cream.
Stir and cook slowly until thicken -
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-- ed. Season' with salt and pepper '
as desired Then pour the. hot sauce
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- j and serve at. once.
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- This sauce is especially good w:th
I — li i,
�' cooked broccoli, cauliflower or
j�' potatoes. To make . enough for six
senvCT0� enaoun e P. C h�►rV""e As�t.o► V V _ butter o blend one tablespoon of,
butter or other table fat with one ,
Back to standard time—and were " Well, 1 suppobe that sees the last Relaxt Tired toes need these tablespoon• P "Then add one cup
you gladof hat extra ' hour in bed of our suinmer visitors. It's been comfy quilties after a long hard sour cream and 1 teaspoon salt.
last Sunday?e ,find it much .easier lovely having them,, every one of day. Easy -sew; Make these in an Heat slowly and stir until thicken
to adjust ourselves when the time them, but now " And then I evening, using quilted fabric., ed. Cover and cook over hot water
changes from fast to standard time went on to .enumerate the jobs I THREE pattern pieces for each' for about five , tirinutes. Finely
than when it is the other way round wanted to get done; the unfinished slipper! Pattern 632; pattern in chopped ,parsley, chives, or red or
maybe because it is a whole lot work that was simply dropped when small, mel, large, enc. large.- green pepper may be added to give
easier to .sleep an extra hour than it Cicely arrived; letters that were st li Send TWENTY FIVE `CENTS color and added flavor.
- is to, lose it. 'Yes, we really manage., to be written and various items of -in coins (stamps cannotbe accept- Cooked Salad Dressing
very nicely until we get outside. business to be attended to that some- ed) for this pattern to. the Needle- i cup sour cresta
'That is when the trouble begins— " how Sot put off until the time should craft.Dlrpt., Box 1, 123 -16th Street. 2 eggs
..On D.S.T. we' are often- out to feed come that would L see us back to New Toronto. Print plainly PAT r•; teaspoon salt
the chickens before they are really ordinary everyday life. Well,- er TERN NUMBER, your NAME 1/4 teaspoon mustard
- - ready for their breakfast. On start= outlining my, good intentions -to Parti and ADDRESS. : 1- tablespoon sugar
dard time the chickens at'e up and ner 1 went down for the mail ands -" % t}ip vinegar
looking for it and raising a regular there was a letter from -my sister Pepper if desired
rumpus because they think we've -"would it bc--&U right if she.caime
u or Thanksgiving weekend." I . NWSUOOL $eaf the eggs very light, add the
Gathering t ee eggs sour cream ,and other ingredients
also has to be sort of re -arranged. -just had to laugh.Cook . over hot water until thick -
On D.S.T. the hens _xtart late • but ' ^ « - LESSONned.
e
keep on laying well `into• the after- But so it is—we go on with our Easy Pickle Recipe
noon. On E.S.T. we have to start ordinary, everyday plans; each with -Save liquor left from sweet
lcking .tom eggs early because the our own special problems and our by Rev. R. Barclay Warren pickles when you want to prepare
p P e'P
hens get most of their egg -laying little pet worries, so important- tow _ - especially delicious pickled beets.
..done !a tit.- forenoon. Then the -and yet how unimportant when weLaw In The Bible Heat. the. pickle liquor to the boil -
kittens come looking for their break- consider what may be shaping -up - - ing point, then pour over cooked,
fast and supper at what they think ,from the tense International situa. Deuteronomy 6:90-23; skinned and sliced beets, which, if
is the usual time because no one tion. It seems unthinkable that Leviticus 18:9-14, 17-16, small,'may-be left wholt. Cool, then
has ever- yet found a way' of teak- there -should be another war but.' chill. Keep in refrigerator in a
ing the animals and lards change then war never does seem possible Aden Text:—Thou shalt love the screw-top jar. 'Easiest pickle recipe
their schedule according to the way until we are right in the middle of Lord thy God with all thy heart, we know!
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the clock is set- And isn't it strange' it. No sane person wants war' and Pep Up .Iamb Stew' "
and with all thy, soul, and with all
-stow mach' difference -one :hour can yet our war time effort is always so A1113is • e urs -- n3 stew can be fCat state and
t cul—better than our peace .timeg J
' '' • " Feat commandment. And the sr dull, or it. can be a drli hifu dish.
activity. True, but illogical, don't
Gond is . like unto it. Thou shalt Have lamb or mutton cut into stew -
Saturday was our local fair and
you think?' love thy .neighbour as -thyself. ing pieces.arid proceed as for regu-
-lfor once in our lives we missed it But then we are illogical about so —Matt. 22:37-29. lar stew, save for this difference:
The wheat is to blame for that Our triany things'— little things big 'Jacob, his sons and their families. add % teaspoon caraway seeds, 2
Nnen were on their second.freld, try- things, all kinds of things. —seventy souls in all,—went down tablespoons minced parsley and y,
big to get it finished before the, ' ' ` into Egypt. Four centuries later, teaspoon garlic salt along with the
week-end—and the fair. Howeser Just today I heard of, a s'ouuan after a period of great affliction they salt- and -pepper. -
trhen the wheat was sown there whose doctor has warned her that emerged as a nation more than a
_'`were still, jCtch3-to run. You know she absolute! must lead a less ac- French Fried Tomatoes
_ y million strong.. Their leader, Moses. � very -firm. tomatoes. - -
how it is—no, good farmer, is con- tive life. It is only one of marry by divine direction gave them a code Salt and pepper to taste.
tent to leave his field' until it is such warnings to which• his patient of laws. Many of these. including "Fai "for deep-frying'.
.,-properly ditched. But,by the time hitherto had paid little attention. the Ten Commandments are basic I egg,
that was done the rest of the She has always been an active wo- to the laws of our nation. 4 to S tablespoons sifted flour.
folk were coming home from the man, always ready to help in any Of all these laws, Jesus selected . 2 tablespoons milk..
r Mair. 1 suppose I could have gone social work; certainly she has no the two given in the golden text, Slice tomatoes. Beat •egg, add
-put 1 just didn't feel like it. Niece wish to be a semi -invalid yet her and pointed to them, as of supreme tindk, and • enough flour to make ■
Joy went on the seven bus that very actions are likely to bring on t importance. "On these", said he, thin batter. Dip tomatoes into bat
porning so I was more 'interested • the unwelcome condition that she "hang all the law and the prophets", ter until well coated. - Drop into hot
In getting my work 'done in antid• fears. Why consult a doctor at all Truly these are fundamental to deep fat and fry until golden brown.
pation of a quiet and restful week unless one is ready to take his ads Christian living: Drain on paper, sprinkle -with salt
--end. And we had it vice. Of course most doctors know John wrote, "The law w•as given and pepper,, and serve immediately.
_• • , that_women patient_are_crazy_ahareMoses, but gra-cf. and-trttth..ca�ne._
_ by- g e _Serves 4.'
I suppose we really- missed 'some- way. One medico said to me—"We by Jesus Christ". The law sets a
thing worthwhile because a;g heard can always tell when a woman is, high standard to which sinful man ,Answer to Last Week's Puzzle
It ,was a Wonderful fair and it was ready to take to her bed 'because she can not attain. But by repenting of
aiertainly' an ideal day. 'Home baking always has to make a real lob of
our sins and believing on .Jesus
I
YOU DISCOURAGE
very much to the fore so sugar -housecleaning first, arriving at the
Christ we become new creatures.
Pncome tax as a general tax was
Pitt
_teas
rationing didn't quite make the wo- hospital for an operation maybe,
"Old things are passed away; .be-
aBchtba a
PV
Inen forget how to bake. tired out, and with all her reserve
hold, all things are become new".
distress from
Really, sometime3 the way one's strength used up."
God's love is shed abroad in the
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
lana get upset is quite funny. After Illogical—yes—but change thr 'na-
heart: Then we do those things
loy had gone 1 said to Partner— ture of women you can'tI
which please God,' not from fear
to women troubled this way. why don't
_ . For over 70 years thotwtnds of girls
but from love; not because we must,
and women have reported benefit. Just
Pinkham's Compound is what to
but because we. thus desire.
known as a uterine sedative. It has ■
_
- - 1!. Causes♦!! tL. The s� ,, , .
soothing effect on one of woman's X500
important organs.
NOTE: Or tea mi.rerer LYD1A F
]PIrtEH.im's TABr7TBwtth added inn
measure i6, Asea
CROSSWORD 11. English that E8, Responsible
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14. 8mall.reed 40. More order!,.
Bath Note
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PUZZLE organ 43. Mineral
Trick 44• Sllkiror
.20. ts
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Miss Jones,,said the science
"' z2. sets right 40. summon
professor, "would you care to tell
— 24. mleetrical 46. Not excittag
ACROSS 4. Cate conduct*? 48. Yarn
I.X LM i6 E l '-ts P la -
the class what happens when a.body
" ,. ,r
1. Store e , ag e • ars is immersed in water., Sure, said -
i. Noah's vP.Ssel 6. Chafe 37. Aegean Island 60. Coin
His Reward ..
5'1.e hyo Scots, owners of the a
fiirut, called Niciptosh, the manager,
)Pto their office.
"Listen. McIntosh," said. the first
partner. "We find that last year's
usiivess was the best ice we open-
ed the place. We kliow how hard
_you must have worked, add as s
special mark of our appreciation
weare making out a cheque for
$2.000 for you."
The manager stammered his
thanks.
"And,"ts'ent on the other paFtner;
"if next year's business is as goof
we'll sign it:"' -
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ARE MANY WOMEN
-
NERVOUS
without reasonP
When women are disturbed by e
noises it night ... become so nd-
gcty they perspire when talking to
stra ers,..oraytooeasily—these
sym ms -often herald a time
when y need special building -up -
But ually- there's Little to '
dread or fearl For plenty of sleep.
fresh air, wholesome food and Dr. ;
Chase's -Nerve Food will help to
build up vitality and tone up tltrj _•
system --so you can keep eaten
through the most frying periods of
life. Yes, Dr, Chase's Nerve Food
has helped thousands of women b
face the future with confidence.
So if you're feeling nervous, fid-
gety or rundown—if you don't
rest well at night, and often feel
mood)n or irritable—take Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food for a white.
Keep yourself in good conditiou—
try this time -proven tonic which
has helped- tuany.- -The name
"Dr. Chase is your assurance.' Y
FOR
• �� - -- ---ems ...
REL1Ef,
OCED
RELIEF
OF ACHES AND PAN
It's INaTANTINs I That's
the thing to get when
a cold to making you
miserable. You'll get relief from
---I
NSTANTurz and you'll get it quick.-
INSTANTINE is 'made like a
doctor's prescription of three -
proven medical ingredients. One
tablet is usually sufficient to bring z '
.relief from the aches and pai= °
'sof colds, headaches. neuritic.
neuralgic or rheumatic pail.
So don't let that sold ge
ytiu down Ret fast -a ='
INSTANTME now. - -.
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t. Irish clan 7. Low island:, B. Public vehicle tut. Drinking
12, Equestris u t. [stern Fuss veemel
sport '• Ireland 3 . Dance stop bT. Perform
swiss ;ones. The telep one rings.
I
YOU DISCOURAGE
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It. Petition
t{. New York
va,etal
Pncome tax as a general tax was
Pitt
BARE
aBchtba a
PV
first imposed by Witham in
because you suffer
distress from
. Olimbing plant
1799 as a war tax.—
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
$ed canopy
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run ant ses
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to women troubled this way. why don't
Tlae
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Quiescent
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M:atst
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ISSUE 42 •:1948'
PIT
which makes you NERMS
HIGH STRUNG on itlCh !lays?'a
Are you troubled by distress of female
functional monthly disturbances whish
makes you suffer, feel so nervous, cranky,
a
restless, weak—at much times? Thea do
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound to relieve much symptoms!
In a recent test it proved height!
to women troubled this way. why don't
_ . For over 70 years thotwtnds of girls
you get smart and try it yosrad l
and women have reported benefit. Just
Pinkham's Compound is what to
see if you, too don't report excellent
known as a uterine sedative. It has ■
twults. worth tryingl
soothing effect on one of woman's X500
important organs.
NOTE: Or tea mi.rerer LYD1A F
]PIrtEH.im's TABr7TBwtth added inn
Lydia E. Pinkham's VEGETABLE COMPOU,Mr
Tiny Canuck Wins Scottish rrize,�
-getter in front of the stands of the
The famous Dawes' Black Horses were a sure applause
efu awes. at the . Eshibiti^n
was well above any . previous
_ Attendance this year
Lindsay x hi
t
year.
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-Fed
Waste -
F.
__. Two Champs are Ful•-`�. Pep
The .vorld is too much with us;
,
late and soon, we lay '
Getting and spending,
waste our powers;
Little we see in Nature that is ours;
y v
We have given our hearts away, a
=x
sordid boon!
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The Sea that bears her bosom to
r w If
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F
the moon;
The winds that will be howling at
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all hours,
And are-upgath'ered now like sleeP-
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Baby' Show
that kept the jiidg'es busy in their
ing flowers; we are out
For this,.for everything,
few of the forty entries in the Campbellford
,',vonmore Fall Fair.
- rofessional entertainer in Ontario
is the onlyiP
of tune;
Of Brussels, and
that combines h talents with farming.
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It moves us not.
From ."The • World is Too :41uch -•
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With Us" by William Wordsworth
P
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..Photo by F -PCP Phot apber
ul-O og
enoto by
ably entertains the record crowd at the
_
Baby' Show
that kept the jiidg'es busy in their
' "The Kansas Farmer"
Kansas Farmer really Jack Thynne
The Ka
few of the forty entries in the Campbellford
,',vonmore Fall Fair.
- rofessional entertainer in Ontario
is the onlyiP
selection.
Of Brussels, and
that combines h talents with farming.
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shows it. 7.0o and 9.00 P. M.
8 t., day Matinee - At 1.50
&Aarday Evening Show Starts
-- _- At' 5.30 O'clock
rLL. BE YOUR SWEETHEART
Mar> OMk_ Lockwddd ,Tic Oliver
MON, TUES. OCTOBER 18. 191
Last Complete Show 8.20 (adult)
ime Out of Mind
,phylis Calvert Robt. Hutton' L
E,pa Raines ) Eddie Albert
abo ,ROSES ARE RED
twith Don Castle-,:---
WED.
astlez--WED. THUR. _ OCTOBER 20, 21
•':WOMAi IN WHITE
Elanor, , Parker, Alexis Smith,
BOSTON BLdCKIE and the LAW
with Chester aiorris
• --2a
Fabulc us Texan
William Elliott John Carroll
Catherine alcLeod
3jed A White j
SELF -SERVE
Fancy Toms ato
Juice 20 oz --10c
Case, 24 tins $2.2 c
Canned Peas 20oz.
. - - 2 for 25c ' :
Canned Peaches
203z." 25c
Red or Green
Maraschino
Cherries 29c jar
Club Howe Jelly
Powders—4 for 25c
Pasteurized Honey
_Carton 29c
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no RIC HAR US ON
pHpNX • PICKERING
Jii's, Thoi. Lv�r slid Dons of Tur_ we�l=kuo�vu here, was killed by a Immediate Delivery Can Be Made
u syeur tilt weto-eud with -Mr. trt.gut tr t -a UL til_ cr. slllg at NO. Of The Following Ittms
and :11rs. Leu Lye. last Taur�Llay Lieut. Uu h.s Asphalt Shingles
Mr. and silts, V. 11'rrgtit, Toroutu• • way hu•.ae ttuuut 7.011 p, m. he Katt- Roll Roofing In All Grades
uruu%ut ills. �.unsdale acme trol , ed Lur the mall• train to Vass and Roll -Brie Siding
Lue hospital last Saturday. She is slid . not see the ou-culning freight. Asphalt Roof Coating
improving nicely.He''Iea;=e; ( his wiuow and _tnree Aluminum Corner Bead
air, Dave Scutt and I3ec' rife, of children. Ridge Cap and Valley
Feikelon Falls, spent Sunday with Jus, Ward,iu Accident Chimney Flue Lining Sand
Mr. and Mrs, George Scott here. Mr. Joe Ward was in an accident sad Lime Brick Face Brick
�
'Mr. and �Zrs. Alan omlinsouh
, of last Friday evening, when driving Concrete Bloc" Insulation
Haanilton, spent .the holiday with between Pickering and Oshawa. He Bate Loose Cedar
his parents here, side-swipedN and a car receiving damages a anPosts and Poles
Mi49 Dorithy Hawklie and Slim to his car estimated at $6.00. .
Doris Dolphin were both e- their - A • W e MITCHELL
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homes 'jsere for the week -end. -+_ -----
(Mr, and Mrs. Reevil were up at
their cottage Iast week -end. PHOI(ES 74 and 114
Miss Wagar of the U. 3 -is visit 1 A udley
Ing :Vers, Al, Robertson. -at present. 009 TRUCKS PASS Y G WAY"
—emirs.- Rawson is apend•ing a few baa -- d"- Mrs. Manchester call -
weeks with friends at - BrampS2ts. ed on friends at Grasmere- on
N- r, Charles Cooper has an ex- Sunday. STAFFORD--dROS.
hibit at the Lindsay Plowing match The Cox family ' attended the
this week. 1 wedding of theitq neice in Toronto Monumental Works
Mr. and airs. Gordon Morley of on Saturday' last. Phone Whitby 582
Hamilton, Gladys, Victor and Joe,--- ----Wind storms took down several
of Toronto, all spent Thanksgiving -trees to- our west last weekend .to. _818•Dundas St. E. Whitby
with Mr, and airs, Fred Morley in temporarily put the Hydro out' of --
--tltaremont. 'ibusihess for several hours..
Wisses Jean and Isobel Gr999 of, . 31isMurieto spal• '.N'estney and friend
Toronto were here on the *eek -end. of Toronn . e d at NICEACHNIE'S
_- Miss Georgina Forsyth of Osh- her parents here.
-awa was home. Her father, air: G- The recent rain has helped out FURNITURE DEALER
:vl. 1�arsytl};ia.samewh4t improved. on pastures but it was apt enough
,Mr, and Mrs. Robt, 14cd-eod mov- to start the wells. . -FUNERAL DIRECTOR
ed in their qwn home (the former Thanksgiving .Day was celebrated
Maud Chandler place) on Monday. by many families in their homes 1Private Ambulsmoe Service
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Todd have I with relatives. - - Day or N4Cht
moved into the home vacated by ! 31r. Mitchell is having his `barnls
Mr. and Mrs. McLeod. Roy McLeod 'i' fitted for his running horses which Wm. McFACS.NIE Prop.
will continue to operate the , drug i I ,. has. recently purchased., P -h • k•
store. a Community -Mb -mer -ift--the i A
air and Mrs. Norman Linton have home of Mr, and Mrs. iF. _l1, Chap_
returned from 'a trip down through ! m4n on 3londey evening .last. A ziickei ins. Ont.
London and. Chatham, goodly crowd assemibled and after LL
Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Don the minutes and reports were giv-
Hedges, who celebrated their 10th en, an address was given by the
wedding anniversary last week -end. i host ' du the trip going to and re- � � M A W
air, and . Mrs. Jamas Peddie and i turnitig from Vancouver by Cp R
ad by C. N. R. High pointe, In his
at the home of Mrs. Bacon. Stoutf- ; ronarks`were the scenery -of praJr- LICl4NBED AUCTIONWIRaLnd
Ville, on Sunday... . . I le -and mountain, the abundantMrs, Drake and - children arvia= crops on the prairie, the develop- - y�DAq,OR
develop -
lung with air, and -airs. Fred Ward. ! -ment of the new tom on the north
the former's parents, at present. shore of Lake, Superior as aura- Phone or Write -
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and fam- tbon, the flooded areas in the Fras_
iix�, of Tpeecl, and qtr, sad_ Fire. A..
er-Tailey; the growth and the sea= $le Dundas St. Esse, lFltftby -
Loyst, of Whitby, spent Sunday with port of Vancouver, and the beaut-
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Loyst here. lea, of Victoria; The beautification
.M;ss Eileen Cooper, Toronto, was o. the stations on both roads 'with
t,• her- home here for tbe-tioliday. flowers appealed 'to all travellers,
Mr. and Mrs, Robin Story, West In a farm news sheet 'put out by
Hill spent Sunday at the Wm. Pal- one o1 the oil, companies this past -
mer hrnme. 'week. I& a good account of the-
Mr. Stas Robins, fomnerly a � farm operations of George and Mrs. Permanent agging Pain
Claremdht, is visiting at the home reln Nils. F kiln That Fray The pw And
of Mr, and Mrs. T. Gregg. her twins are featured, The cuts Nerves, It May Be Your Eyes
Mr, Wta, Pugh. is at present vis- are good and the reading matter MENWIWI.
sting'his sons at Duklin; OnL attractively d•i9played. C. H. TUC K. OPT. D.
Several from here attended the
I Ch"..'k1Rop. Goodwood, Killed !'plowing match at Lindsay during Disney Black, Opp. P. IN
By Train o week. OSHAWA
Mr, Charles Alsop, Goodwood.
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