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Home My WebLink AboutPN1949_09_09 THEPIC-- KERINGNEWL -1 VOiL.88 No. 49 PICSERII:G, O'gTAIiIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9; -4949------ !Subscription i49---- 4 Caste per copy . Authorize_d._as.Second Class Matter 6uhs+cription Rate:$2.00 per year; U. S. $2.50 W. C. MURKAR•and SON, PUBLISHERS - ■ ■ PickeringAevelo men! And Plannin ,Present Interesting �e ort 77- INp DPTI'ERHM REPORT OF THE PICKMRINIG-WHITBY TOiWNWIPS Grass FJir+e At Mitchell Yards On -- POINT PL.ATi ING BiOiAaW TO 7M TWP. COUNC" Monday Night Ulud t6. ttw..X..v Pickering Village Pickering Fire Company soon ex- Pickering United CSuroh Pira, M. Smit Foxwarren,l iDaYf preliminary Otud'les and conidderUtioa of residential sub-di•vis-• tinguisbed a grass fire in the cor- Ret. Axthar Young, Minister Manitoba, mother of ,Mrs T. Wat- toar tions &ince our appointment on October 1 1948, permit us ner of the A. W. Mitchell fuel yards Sunda , 1 ' _ on Monday night. The blaze could 10.00 ar ih. - Sundday&c0 1 � efterlal °a Tuesday for her month rile tasks•a first statement o+!igenes+ad planning+ ;mattenal of our two ponding a couple of months • townships• - i have caused considerable damage 11.0.0 a m. - Morning Servs in Pickering ...a�.rw _ &. -'- - _ --' and Montreal. the taiad""-had bee -in-the-right 7;00 ---- B+OARtD -- -- -- - _.-_._-- __ -�" p m. - Evening Service Mrs. per Bamford-lam-�trs, - Tbe Pickering-WbAby Joint.Planning Board was appointed by the ' direction' as it was at the corner " 'Gordon Carter and son Dennis, of Tow•n�xip Councils. It has the following membership: _ Representing Of the yard, but was extinguished C%olr practice In,the church at + Fozwarr•en, sisters of Mrs. Watson, PJ*erJn J. Banigan, Chairman; Reeve W. H W eotneY, C. A. Bala- before it reached the coal pile. The 8.30 p. m., Fll d y. left a few weeks.a origin of the'bla ie unknown, anon go afters one- don, C. E. Morley, R.op,, Morrish; Repreriienting �W'hitby: W. G. Mann- Ze month vacation 'in picketing and ' Jn4, Vim-Chmlriman; Reeve Norman Anderson; Roy F. Luck; Lloyd T. ..�.�,� Audley iService at 9.45 A. M. Montreal, Johmaton, Secretary Gordon Culham, Planning Consultant. Choir Of United Church ()`pane I sss� Alis Mars' Moore Ia ttnder the Season With Corn and N'e.ner Roast i Woatan's Association doctor'$ care and is confined to bed1PO OtP' T nt.BOARD. o n, tare Planning Board fa a vfrday �g I'a'n The Woman's Association will with a heart condition. ;With one relativelyun' meet at 'the Manse on Friday, Sept. Mr, and Mrs, v R. Shortreed f etdilading and advisory liom ittee to our two Councils. It cau spend The guests of Mr. and Mrs Cyril • 16, at 8,00 P. ax,_Thio will be a and Donald spent the week-end at only what woney Is appropriated by the Township Councils, Its mem. Morley, the memlbers of the choir joint meeting with the Official Bd. PrJceville. betitt serve without iemuner+ation. The Ac* d has no power to levy of the United Church "got back to , Will members please bring in their • Mr. and Mrs. 'Waddell of port- _ Money. incur debt, make or enforce any regulations•or restrictions, work" again atter the summer hol- quilt blocks. Refreshments in charge land, Ont,, spent last week with Mr. The Board's functions are to study the growth of our townships, plaa iday, with a "c, and w." roast. The of Mm. Frank Baker's group. and Mrs. W. A. Goudy, M•rs. tioudy's for the nature, and avg6ost solutions for our problems. "why-and-what-for" 01 the lusty Parente, Mr. and Mrs, Doucette axe voices 1x3 now explained in the a- Pickering �� C>�'ch I with them this week. • flC70PlL OF'THIS }IIVTERIM RGEpOEEtT. mount of wefnera Bev. David Marshall, Ddmister Mr, and Mrs,.R. T. Dobie and , grand corn and Watch for announcement of our Richard returned to town last week T�report is a statement of our pe.nblettae and. as a�endtta which pumpkin pie and coffee that was oP�g �,�. i end from vacationing e contains some of the facto we have collected,,and a suggosted Build- consumed- In the garage and out . g at Twelve Ing Bylaw. lea• the lawn before a big tire, they Wottxrem's ]ti[lsslpsary Society 310le lake, $ray tells a story ' hard a real good evening. Thahks in The September meeting of the W• Mr. Gordon �T 1. - OUR PROBi XMS ti expressed to Clare Baladon for the, M. S, will be bend at the home o! I of their trip down through the Pict* A. - The Problem of Growth. _ _ ,. ;- _ -corn and to Art Mitchell for the Mrs. F.'J. on Tuesday, the j Hills, north of the "--- ureegxre Gatineau - 14. TM$10�A]. PATTER�Ni (W GR.OWR'43- ._ for one hundred said firewood. �� Ottawa 'River--.one of Canada's 134h at 8.E 0 p. m. 1 7tasrl4 there has been s clear pattern of growth in Southern Oat- 1 truly, Beauty spots, Wdo. If a line I& drawn on a map so ani to include Cornwan] Peterboro, � I Mise Ruth and Mendell Smith lest tulip HEA.1rH MVTRE Calvary T awe PeateeowN on Thursday{iaei�h and .Barnla, 1t will be !Quad to be nearly straight. Twenty. �'• y . for Rochester, N. Y. orae Of the twenty-three titles in Southern Ontario are located south DLNBARTON Holiness seevfce@ where they will attend college. NOTE - The Clinic or t. 14th. b.4i a, m. - Sunday School Mrs, Chia, Baker or,Udo line. F1ye are east of Toronto and fittoea'are Twelve of '�P we*. a POSTPO.YID 11.00 a. m, - ]Horning Worship home after spending has returned turned these cities are located on the shores o! one of the Groat Lakes, eight g several weeks sire loctaled on sizeable r1worq such as the Trent, Grand and Thames, Due to School Alteration 7.00 P. M. . Wo.2-<slleft )at Huntsville. 49 their tributardes. Kitchener is the exception. Watch for notice of October• Clinic � Wednesduy . 8.09 P, IWL Mrs Hugh duller, of Saratoga 74er Tilts of grorwth waa determined by the prom['mity of forest sad Jla A Inter Isme 2'm'f Meeting 18prings, X. Y. visited last week at team land@ to 1a }ad river trap N. F. To®linson. W. B. the ugh Mill- ke transportation; next by power from the a homes of Wm. and H stresmAl tots lumber and grist tmiila, and later amxall factories. This was - Medica] Office- of Health 8.00 P. in. - Young People er, tollowed by railroads and hydro-electric power lines, Scouth:ern Ontario - Faeroe W. $• Yw`sy Chas. Coates, Toronto . spent Sun. west of Toronto had more of these growth factors ,and received rail- Kitebe ware Firm ]loving To Ajax , a n a 1 day with Mendel Smith reeds and hy4tm earlier, and hence op9ports more cities. -�, J, IL Braheni, 11L1abter airs. W. J. Monney and daughter.' T From this, your Board concludes that the southern part or our two The latest Canadian Company to 8aaday Missy Leila, spent' the week-end in lownsWps is is tke established pattern-of ribbon-like growth. Our lack - move into Ajax is the "Kitchen In. j 10.80 a. m. • Sunday S@hoW the City with Wilted and Mrs• streams for water power will not be a factor that will govern future stallatlons Ltd. of Toronto. They p -Mooney. . of ," ll.lb a. m. Worsbi lnduee"Al vowth. plan to conduct all ouerations_trom 7.80 V. m, • P4osstiat San. Evening Mr, and airs Tbos. Hortop, iblur- A�, and have 18,000 square fe Wed. - 7.830 p, ma, • prayer Bernice gaset and Douglas. spent the week-\ 3. T+ORONW. ArRISA A18 A GRnOWT•H OENTRE _'Due to geographic- of floor space leased for 'munufac- Wed. 7.90 p. M. • pinnies'&WWI" sad with relstt}ves near Orangeville. eJ and political advantages,, Toronto became the *coed largest etty in turfing purposes. Markers of commer- Thursday . 191veniag ebbir pe■ades and children, of Gananoque are Oaatada. It is also the centre of wholesale business, distributfve indus- tial kitchen equipment for ho pails Friday - (tibs sad Scouts Mrs, Alrin McLennan; Gvmanoque ,V7, mail-order buslaes"nd chain stores. and institutions, the company is Sat. - IFortnigbtiy . Jactio■ Fleet , vlatted friends here last week, _ expanding and will include the men- .��...� 'Many attended_ the big day %t I.. .Of every 100 people 4 the Province of Ontario (1841 catkins) ufact�ur•e of stainless steel alloy Hit d k ( term ) } Heber.Down's rami on Thursday, y types of al- Rev, J. R. Bra Minister i 28 blue in Sorther•n Ontario sink bowls, and tun Sandy IIG,' live In Southern Ontario East of York County uminware for domestic purposes 10.00 a m Worship and S. School i. fly live !ix York County Production `will begin at once and 7.3 0 is Mennorlam fp,-m. - Pleasant Sun. Evening _ 40 live In Southern Ontario West of York County. about ifty persons will be employ• Mon, - 8.80 P. M. or. Boys' Group'The Toronto Harbour Board states• that one-third of the buying ed, Wo, . 8.00 p• m, . . o L T. in loving memory of William Me- power of Canach lies within a one hundtred anile radius of Toronto. Lbod, drowned September 9 1948 The Toronto Industrial Co=ntisdou considers the greater Toronto Thurs. . 6.40 p, m. Trail Ratsgers Time may heal the broken-hearted, Brock Road Euchre Postponed 8.00 p, as. - Choir practice Years may make the wound less sore ladnatrial Area extends la a demi-circle from Oakville to Whitby. p�L . ��ylady - >tttotloa PLtastres The Trade sad Industry Branch of the.Dept. of P9anning and Dov- '!'he Brack Road Community But it cannot fill the longing ebpmneat of�0atario, evtee that one of the number of the new Club Euchre scheduled for the 14th l Flairport United Church For the loved one gone before, - tlndustrie@,coaxing to Canada is the poet-war period have settled `in Use Toronto area. a is postponed until further notice. J. R > �. Minister Whcr shall say the grief is lessened hDo ontrtKaadi ezamTle of western expansion of the Toronto area Bondy • ) Though the smile may hide the tears 38 30 a. m. - Funday school ' emosles keep the wound stt,l open, Ills the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, This firm still retains its xlrtaouncement 11,00 a. m, Cburcb Service '� De=iD-te the passing of this year. - or'lgi�l Dant in $owmanville. For the peat thirty-five years Its ex- -1 ---badly missed by Wife and two passion has tu&en place in New Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Herbert Sc pasl's.on.the-Hill, punbarten Souls, William and Notumn. Your Board is convinced that thj fadnstriaa, growth of our Town- Watson, of Pickering, Ontario. in- slld■ it tiled to that of the Toronto Area of which we are a p%rL pounce the engagement of their The next monthly meeting of thre� Schools Re-(ljiened With Lrrrph ' daughter, Freda Miriam, to-Harold W. A. of St, Paul's Church, will be I e about Tarsnshlp Alreodanc Throw s 3, 18A8TWARD GROWTH TRJENp OF TORONTO'AR•EA. Deane Davidson, son of Mr, and held on September 13, at 2.30 P. i YUctory altep are becoming scarce in Oakville, Clarkson, New Tor Mfrs, George Davidson, of. Whitby, � m, at the Hall. Mrs Bellhouse, the I Th continued onto, Min0co, Etobicoke Township, Leastde, Weston and Toronto. This The marriage-will take place, Sat- hostess, and Rev: Harry ,Newman, . to wnauip is revealEdr(a oug tauowth Ill t~ T a resulted in sw !HAr+bourrge Commissi ns havend values.beensod formas high as 3b 000 R 6trial sites of the day, October Geo B s Anglican Church pick-,at 3.00 o'clock, In recently returned from India, will platen) in the uun.uer ut pupils - e t, be the guest speaker. registered in our s�chuois on Tues- per Gere. Similar lead with equal services in the Town of Whitby are ering, Ont,,do. 4 Sept• 9. day. raiabd at tram $ 50 to $400 per acre, that is, one dollar wiil'buy in- i Those along the South have been 6ustrW land in Wrhitby that will cost $90 to $100, in Toronto, Open Seasons On Mfg"tory LYJW �LVLE CHOIR receiving the t e- ou nuaxuer of + 8oart'bom bus recently secured twenty new industries. Its building, Game Birds -' 28 dale Singea�s vdmdft%acre soared from $651,000 in 1943, to $10,000,000 ip 1843 Available For Evening Concerts pupils• At the local school, with aunty $1.00 in building rive years ago permits equal $ib.38 nasi! Duck%, Geese, Rail.% Coots and (in extstance for 20 years) lour At open in the' Public For 1�'ngagenxents Address: LSchool, 145 started on Tuesday, 46 7"mr• Gallinnles: being in the Primary Room alone. Pickering Townsl.dp, building permits have Inc-eased 'from legs than North and West of a lin across F. G. THOMAS No 2 School on the Brock Road $80,000 in 1938 fo nearly-$590,000 in 1448, that is, for every $1.00 ;the Province from parry Sound 7 Heyworth Cr•esG of buiriidbVx permit value ten years ago'the'e was $7.37,value Issued to Pemboke following the line Of To*onto 13. South have something over 90,reg I&A year, These figure exclude Ajax. the C. N. R through South parry, ". istered,and have arranged with our The industrial growth of the west of the Toronto Area is exceeding Scotia, Whitney, Ba:-t's Bay and R omen Isntertained 1t C. N. E. village school to take about 15 of the resident l:ubor Golden Lake __ Sept. 17 to Nor. those in the Intermediate Grades. papa]^.tion• Several plants in Etob'coke Township i Between 40 and 50 from French- are 0ansporting employees across Toronto from their homes in the 10. Several repreAent,tires'of wom- E:.stern sect}o{1. 'South o€ the Above Line-Oct• i en's'and other organizations in the man's Bay have. enrolled at that 3pecific examples of ea:=tward industrial trend are seen in the start :7-5 to Dec, S, .except that in Alie neighborhood wens guests of the C. school. of a building program of 'the Dunlop Rubber Comrpa.ny, in the Town ,,,_County of•Essex, the open season E. on Monday + The heating system in the village of.Whitby, the Johgs-Manville'Plant at Port Union the conver.•ic.n �i on geese is Nov. 7 to ;Dec, 31. I At the dinner. Rc" ve \V' H. Rest- school is undergoing major repairs• the munitions' plant of Gene-al b,ng•ineeri_i Cor.: «Wilson's Sni x•: ney, one of al,ouT '-h"ee men pros. After twenty-six Years of service; - -= --,_p _.--_- t g_ p'�ny. the_!iecelclp . 1 I' r,�f{._ th- furnace aml boiler was' found znent• It ine.t<trial townsi e at Ajax. Throughout the Province --Oct. ' -ent, was .... %. i, say a fe<< li 1 to Octobe 31. words, .11, 1';.ii IJ-haran, repres- ! (by u Government Inspector) to be Your Board concludes that an industrial growth problem in the r c c., l in remarkably good condition. Southern p-irt of our townships is of immediate coneFrn. Woodcock: ; enting the nota r choc Assoc y The development of Ajax,•land the increase of permanent dnellin ;. Throughout the. Province Oct. ! presentee e•,zhi 1 nl of poetry- The High School uses two of the give notice of the pressace of industrial development. `1 to November 7. "Pickering >u, I;n,1 ;u', Creek in roonis 'in our school building, ttnd (all dates inclusive) t Ontario Cmtntr also uses the town hall for certa]ri B_� mn icipal ty must have{n� intomte equal to or slightly in e.•ces• Ilax{tDUCK%: fags Has Toronto and 0, p on its grades♦ In spite of the warn '' bound'rY; given b the High School Board',_tve s aF � DUCKS - 7 per day; of which y • expenses, In addition, as a tax upon real property is the main sl7nrce not more than one may be a Our fertile fields help feed these understand that many pupils from of revenue it must Ibe low enough for citizens to be able and Willing Wood Duck - possession limit 14 places, all over the township started ori to to pay, I - GEESE - (other than Brant) 6 Our horses are noted at farms,•fatrs Scarboro, Whitby and Markham, as and races they have been doing. These schools Tn a rwr•al municipality taxes are.besed on the assessed value of hn,h per day; possession limit 10, and• , „ have been ad'vi'sed that the local farm homes and the farmer's source of Itvelihood, farm land and the season limit 25•. farm buildings. RAILS, COOTS and GAILLINUL. We're sending a member.to make High School Board will not be res- This laws right, ponsible for their tuition.-these This �ondibinn would remain true if, as in Europe, the farm Totts ES - 26 per day, g were -Assembled in a vill?ge and 'the farm lands circled about the WOODCOCK - 8 per *day, Doss-, 'We've chosen 12 acres for a High 'pupils will likely be back in Pi�ck- village. If, however, the village of farm homes were in one township, e,aton limit 16. School site, _ Bring High Schools by this time, And the farm lands in another, then the first municipality would have WILSON'S SNIPE - 8 per day; We've voted moneY for a water ! Some parents were disappointed an unbalanced, economy. aensou limit 50. supply, when taking their youngster to AAs' most of a rural townsMp expense arloes from farm homes the ( PHEASANTS - Pickering Town- So we have a future you cannot I sehool on opening day, only to find n township losing farm lands would have little reduction in expePHEASANTS: and ghip - Nov 4 and S. deny, i the child was not old enough to be w A special Township Licence Is pie- Pickering received rnnsi'derahle pnb- i taken in. The child is received only --a I 11olty at thea lnnehonn at which if thev mill haw- raaehad thm a¢e • \ :: - - - - f'SERENADE TO SEPTEMBER . . .OR9 THAT OLD, SAD SONS r,.Classified`'Adyertism .• --- - AQzrm WANTED HELP WANTED ••Ego ~ REGIfa�'ERED NURSES and CertiaW N*r� M i .. _ �• ,.,� ILS GREASER TIRBS Assistants r•auired for Lab lafnto !!limn. _--- - , • '"•'•" � ' Itoaeoaolaea pl•atrle rasa Caotrolloro• Boat• Pita'- CDaDlean, Ontario. Apply 9aDerps• tett t-�� • f �. pNltrs cadent, • s j �,;'�' rf_ r _i r and Baro Paint. Roo! Caatiasi. oto Of l� write Warta, ea troo a •.;::>:.•, �- - -- i — ars wanted. rl t7rea!e-� _ LE$IiSN-opillas-- dealer aa+'aaM.— i01 Limited. Toronto. Central stores, contractors and all ess► BABY CHIOE;B paroles. B. ST. GEBMAIN, 66f1 at. Lawreaes. RANGE PULLETS 10 weeks to laying. Montreal. RQ. eel e e t• b' pure breeds and crow breeds. Also day old "RnIQAI chicks available 'the year round ]trN ate- DON'T DELAY: Every stttterer of Rheums \ loins, ,Twaddle Chick Hatcheries L1mit*L Palms or Neuritis should try Dixon's Bs. q- Fergus, Ontario. nomssonas" mods. Munro's Drug Store. 886 Elgin. Ottawa. ' ' 0 1 OVEII40 AND W.HAAINO postpaid 11.00. ,. t .• ?,• 1rE OU anything needs d7rins or - PEP UPI nit :. ' a, Ei t, . ;i?" tnsf Write to os for intormsuon. We are TAKE C.C. k B. Tonto Tablets for ld► sat 1 nervous and CsiWal debility. V. glad is answer Your questlosi& Department vitality, ry �� Ei:• $ Parker a Dye Warks Limited 191 Tons* and 11.00 at druggists. Toronto Ontario.' PROVEN REMEDY—Every ymorer of Rhoa- BtrNL FABa16 FOR 6di.>6 taattc Paine or Neuritis rhoald try Dixatp'g Remedy, Munra`a Drug Store. 186 1611011. •06- 9) • r ACRES—Good land, location. buildings taws: Postpaid 11.00. `- ! ',t 18,000. Lovely located home edge KemDG ville. Nice lawn, trees and 4 acres 17,600. PATENT! atdo Q Rood choice In all size !arealtWrite Rs yETHERBTONSAIIOE 8 Co50 Ba tr"L aufremeaU. Charles, Pelton. Realtor, HemDG Solicitors Established 1880. 860 Bay BtrssR . ler villa, Ontario. roronto Booklet of Information on reque L 1 FOR BALK OPPORTUNITIE6'tor HE1r A" WOM= b €iiE :• �\ o • ALUMINUM ROOFING SIDING BE A HAIRDRESSER ,E5�•k�::: t I �� EIO•. - JOIN CANADA'S LEADING BrMOOL '(1r'iE:.ol i:.:• �` �J fiat: Cress-Cr1mDW Corruca;ed 'and e1bDW Ct71w, g 10 tt teastba. Immediate delivery tram ' . O Opportunity !.taro _ boating, loafing, . Let's target that dreary August; ■ k write for anepias and estimates. steel Hairdreaams +.::.• i Distributors Limited. 600 Cherry et. Toronto Pleasant NsnfIIed profession, son° sages: :. Summer hasnwttbetedns,so bfaee it _Pica cs,baseball--all tat rat. _ Meet the joys of gay September, wou.aaa. successful etar.0 traaaata.• GIFTS china babywear sad library.' Living America'&!Missy Writs of Call ted eafr quarters. Low rent loam. Good turnover- - GEV Mala, Vancouver. 7-too ed apartment ;ARS SCB00St � ve�NA se =. REI stn an m part nt D mate y ✓: ='-7G{ combined. Meats. ice cream. tearoctn:-flour- - Da �r Rin -t —Brand ;.. i 'eta Hamtltm escent lighting. Kelvinator refrigerator, req 1 profitable turnover, priced right for Quick sale k 7 Rideau Stress taws 11,600. OO miles from .Peterbnro. Leonard NCRETE BLOCK PLANTS, why work Ston. Coe HI11, the other fellow You can earn a s living ruttalnC •block giant. Bee ignore 9ro6ti. A x: M• - HOUNDS FI:ZLD 01, Nelson Street Toronto. AD3791. �9 a b A monthly magazine of Hounds and Humins— machinery. ' for the sportsman. Hunter, Breeder and • \ Fancier: 6batures all tits hound breeds— PERSONAL hunting and shooting—Field Trials and Shows ME SAMPLES—plastic comp. Bend —Exclusive articles. illustrated. 12.26 Der T ' c / :rip ^' year., 2. 1134°sYons Street.handling or 35a HOUNDS AFIELD. ORTON. UNTABIO. Yi STAMPS BATH tubs, toilets, washbasins- minks. !ter �. nates, boilers. water pressure systems sold, 00 COLORFUL pictorial*, airealls, CatalOtee Inch - iia q. n • . -T N I, over also installed. Galvanized pipe. 116.00 only i1.60. Satisfaction or 1r 74 inch - 19c tt. Articles sent everywhe» tuna. M. Lemecha, 523 Jsmteson Avntes. r It g L J r"` " !/t Write for prices. Philip Perbeyden. Aylmer. Winatpes, _ s out ANYONE wishing to exchange or .0 otch " 'j '^ • •h BTERB: wonder aalmals from Syria. Psls stamps. coins. correspondence, et. Writ- �s Y / 1 or labs. Pair 86. Send mo order. Paola, for contacts to Norman S. Watt, 4 TDrN 'r` ti, r ,or St, Thomas. Ontario. Rd., Toronto, HAY PRESSES TEACHERS WANTED YAMOUB Moody 'Stet! Queen" Protean avJl- VALIFIED PROTESTANT TEE _ barDle tiresfor Prompt also Potatoivery. mounted an diggers. Write ffor fres 4. s.tot. APP17 stating Mrs. Lewis limo,. a" afrouiarm. MA DY ! S Cont- boale. Out. I S. S.S. No. sad Qualifications. _ T»Y.. Cala • u .... .�.Yh,,K,n.+ ..,. Deny. Terrehnnne. Qitabnc (EatnhlishsA 1816). - _ WANTED ASBESTOS SHINGLES & SIDING BROCCOLI plants wagt•d. sultab ar tramw MILL SECONDS' Shingles, eidfns and.Roo!- Planting, any aaaat Phan* EI. 1129. W ing Papers. Send for our Price lists. David write S. Lightfoot k 'Jean'-Ltd• 23 1!t Law- Here's w Planes fiN month we start!e bre Mil Sharpen up thaw braces and pendia! t3Jvs theta cheers for. .well,for. .AW. W. Armstrons. 120 Pan Horne Ave.. Montreal renes Market ?°fWnte. VIM in heck do w think were kiddie' IC ill's the start of school. Remenlberl'. Wait with joy the teach!►'/biddis� "1% RECONDITIONED TRACTORS--2 Marney= Harris "101 Supers" on rubber: 1 M.B Pacemaker on steel: 1 10-20 International an A rubber: 1 used t0-20 on steel; also 1 ellsh%17 All These Things _..:. 0 the 800 meter fret-style relay is filen a E P,Priced to Garden h a at with I=- in 11 , 8 8:54.4-which is six-tenths of a sec- filaments Richmond to mu, see tb•m at R YonC• Come Fr0>I>rl Fish arrest- arras a alvei, B:ation 03 Mortaoa, /�/� and faster than the !nark the folks !tames-8arrls Dealer Telephoas !8 ! D/ti► south of the border made such a roR SALE—Vied Buckeye Incubators in good condition—esveral modals to ehoom from Hair dw a Lx81TC IC fuss about when the United States Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited F?taus, clasps.and jewelry, gelatine Olympic Team alt it last year. Ontario, sed glue,lubricating oil and leather Now swimming meets-unless * * -28 liver Mart Parr eractar as rubber. softener, son and cooking fats- 'they happen to include Esther Will- Mechanically rood as new. GORDON p g y THOR'NTON. Brampton R3. ,Phone Victoria Y all from remains that were outs Not satisfied with that,.he topped _. isms in.Technicolor-are a type either s r 21. thrown away. It sounds Iike a fish sports event which we can either things off with a 9:35.5 is the 800 R BALM-Model w ora sixteen Passau• -story. and so it is.. The " y poor fish" take or leave alone, principal) the meters, which lopped 15.4 seconds school bus, Nichol-on and Pelton. Yoattg•s its poor no longer. He is contribut- - latter, We recall sitting about half- from Biil Smith's record, which had POat' oat. MINARD'S ALN to our comfort and health in stood for 8 years. PwforB TOE utum _ _ Way through one such meet, many * e •e AESERPE now rot ramal Autumn Dtanttngf many spectacular ways* years ago, and then announcing that Chinese Elm Hods.-ss lack" so so manat Codfish livers started it. It was we were going to eek for our mon For those of you who may, -be in- bleb +.Dern ehIDD•d—will, grow 2 !«s she ars LIN 1 ME tr rear-26 Plants tar is 98--•uiffcl•nt !or 06 sound,that oil extracted from these back on the grounds: that not a terested_in the style he used, H.F., feet. Giant Exhibition dowering Pa*Ontes m Appy sed rub contained deposits of Vitamin A. and the rest of his Japanese teim- colours rod, whet. or Pink-s for $1.a9. stns'. sn It'. greaseless, single record had been broken. Brookdale-Klnsraway Nurseries. Bowmanv111e. 3-9- r aryiag. bas so which strengthens our resistance to a mates swam with a very choppy. Gntarlo. odor, And it brine. disease. But codfish did not hold (We only desisted from um making short arm stroke'with a revolution- CORNELL WHEAT 395 retletm muscul.r. and the monopoly. Halibut, swordfish, ary four-beat, instead of the cue- GOVERNMENT tested gas germination m °'h0s OeOrai�r' �bago. �s1 this laudable attempt when,'some- 7 days, Cleaned, treated. No. 1 Rade. LARe9 9tOMONKAL 9129 65C Sturgeon and albacore also had vita- borne n a ee us that mightn't be tomaty sixheirt'le kick for every two bagged 12.60 bu. Wynyates Harems, 1200 �, tnin-ricn livers. .. strokes. On.the last two"strokes the Bay Street, Toronto. The fortunes that were made by YELP WANTED - processing- fish livers and market- quite ethical to demand the.return pe rest t g - Nips ing the oil, prompted industrialists of our admission fee. But if YOU get MATRON wanted for 28-bed. modern hospital. Furuhashi' eateries this new style located in central Alberta. Apply stating to take a closer look at the fish to the point we are trying to maks, qualifications, age. experience, salary e:- For Quick Relief swimming• records, etre a dime a to its zenith. His. arms rotate'like steed to secretary-Treasurer, Lrclrville see if anything else besides its flesh a churn, apparently without pause, Municipal Hospttel, Ecttyfn.. Alberta. Beyond Belief. .. and oil could be turned to account.. dozen or thereabouts, and it i-a a and be obtains maximum power They took a tip from the Chinese" very unusual meet that doesn't see from extra-strong back muscles.- and begari to manufacture a tasty several of them broken.) That, according to the experts, is From the Pain of ARfHA1TIS. � At USED ` soup from the tins of the shark. the bigdifference between Japanese CORRUGATED RHEUMATISM,NEURITIS, or SCI- Then somebody discovered how But this 21-year-old. Hironoskin swimming 'and what we are accus- ATICA.,.get a bottle of DOW N , 110 make glue from sh skins, •Furuhashi seems to be something GALVANIZED SHEETS tablets .oda DOLCIN has lfE- tomed to on this side of the Pacific. In Serviceable Condition y' }]process which has been w much really out of this world; and he fair- The Japs use their backs, while our improved that today a ton of fish ly knocked the Polka out in Los lads and lasses are trained to lice 30" _ �" lieges the pains of thousands of iskinb yields 60. galleons of liquid Angeles, where they take their _ swimming very seriously indeed, for month' the arms.-And shoulders. 65e each sufferers. DOLCIN tablets an Slue. * Paildn Brothers Limited not harmful, easy-to-take, rea- Quite apart from the oil in fist% a whole series of loops with the way Hamilton 1-9251 Ontario liver, it was found that sharks, her- he churned up the water recently. But, just in case solile.of you are saveable in cost-100 tablets for Sings, sardines, salmon and mock- * *. thinking 'of going 'and changingour own style overnight, and set- $2.39; the large economy-one r -+esti all provide an oil which is now When word came out of Jagan.as y used all she manufacture of paints, to some of the things Hiro -,- ting out to bust a flock of records ` bottle of 500 tablets. $10. in tempering steel, in making lower' shucks, let's juit make it H. F. and on your own, here's the catch. It. PILES __ grade soaps, and in the tanning let it go at that-was supposed to takes training-real,,gruelling.train- _ LA 1 industry to make leather more phis- have been doing, it raised peals of ing-to make a swimmer such as {/mote dte8s"� Hiro-whoo-zit. He •commenced Whea you 'remove the internal cast of " ' •+east ole for gloves and handbags. scornful laughter among prominent tile, you set worthwhile results tllae tut. supply r' Guanine, a au'bstance obtained U g swimming coaches, who think : swimming as most Japanese kids do, bat's the ampb reason for Pyltone's DOtetN when he started public school. And ( •t,success. No matter what you have 1•rom fish, is processed into the that they wrote the entire book so done for this torture, or how long-standing w,+Mto terggsFd'i""M""• ovals pearl essence used by mak- by the time he was. eleven—that's d stubborn your case, modern science has *V7♦tTIs, {, far as the natatorial pastime is con- ten years ago=in an all-Japan tom- �s answer in the new Pylton•Treatment ...asses-------------w.... ars of artificial jewelry. earned. But they soon changed their (■ liquid taken b mouth). Your first bottle M From the air bladder of such as petition he set records ivhicb are erover this or the price refunded st dna WLC� LiMRED.'fYrOptO��•Odai'N tune when they saw the youne \ip That's our aitarnntee o! Pyttone'e Anality. elle btllrgeon, Carp, catfish and Cod, situ standing. *. " 01.73 st all modrrn drncrioc PT-1 j isinglass is obtained. T f real!} go to work. • personally, we-think 'an•outboard slaking jellies, imparting gloss Here, in a coup e o motor is a whole lot less work; and ; to silk ribbon, and for making cer- what H. F. showed the folks. He eve �n' act u e.. lain glues and plasters. It is highly and refuse to start. started off by doing the 1500 meters _ valued by brewers and wine manu iin 18:19-just 39.8 seconds lower soturers because is clarifies their than the former mark . made 11 - - brews and vintages. ears ago. Then in the 400 meters, DOES Enterprising one-man firms are y Smoking 1s. he hit 4:33.3 which is just'1.9 sec- fashioning trinkets and- ornaments ands faster than Alex Jane's retard - Or f constant n� 7X fashioning INDIGESTION some from the peculiarly shaped bones in- - some fishes' heads. made in '1917.. 1 o� ow%4*9C Slightly Mixed That sailic teeming that he broke WALLOP YOU °�`'� the 400 meter mark he anchored his Tokyo Swim Club team to victory BELOW THE BELT?. _� « " It was his first speech, and he �� , wanted it to be a success. His 1, �� ` innate ! Hap Tete Far en"28"For The Kled Of 1 o>Ktion 'was long and pass R E 1 D S HOUSEHOLD • and he tt;•ished to end it with a Relief That He�i Make Toa Retia;To b • INSFCT POWDER Mar. e b halt of your dao to dop* ' warning. helot. the belt-in your 2s. Test at Irowe°la*' � Cig>Kette Tobacco ..:, He could have couched his warn- i so when indigestion strikes, try parnothing e aid proverb about locking A sure kiilerl that help digestion In the stomach A Is ing in thof Seas ants, bedbugs, below the bell the stable door after the horse bad reaches :ns. ° ;men ,., Wha0 yen may need i.Carter's Little Liver Pills to give needed help to that "forgotten been stolen, but that was too Com- lricehea both 28 to""of bowels. _'•.complace. He wanted something l Take one Carter's L(ttle Liver Pili beton - 1•!s end garage. In handy tnd one atter meals.Take%b=a000rdias b better. Then he shouted: "Don't, I strer•ebaped eheker-dispen-1 r lireetions.Theeyy help wake up a largo A ter. Get REID'S bodstyi of the a main digwtive]uiess inyau� beg you-don't wait until the house AND bowels-bap you digits what ym have 'A LW AYALNLAM takes fire before you summon the At all ,,.ten in Nature's own way. Drs.!!and Then most yolks get the kind of most that % � TMS 1iremerl f Stores. makes you fed better from Tom head to your 1 Stores. coca.Just be tun you get the Impuice Carter's ISSUE 37 — 1949 Tett Ile t.ivw PU$, from vmtr druggist-96e t ■ r 1A g O s air 7. o • • t a;ti•'` '"' � 'f`�� ' LET �4W'; COSMETICS n ��, L 'M —PHOTO-FIIVIB�iIN(3 ' V� �+� taus. 0e VTTZRINARY 8UPPI;�IEB f� BABY NEEDS ANADIAN FILL- - try Materials • • )0 • art wad. 0* a STORE HOURS _ THAT lw1iA*d pp""Irtts ATIONAL .do tha eoespoundiaq, Week Days. PRESCRIPTION t.t :0*00 Sundayst P' K. \ w • ��` - 1.00 P. IL to r . - BRAY �•� � ILI'L2 "AIAl • v Je Re BOYES, Phfn1 B. • T Store AUGUST. 27 TO SEPFEKB R 10 kexceA Suridaya) T > `fie: as _ . ,Phare: Scar, 2m Reduced 0 Round _Fare $1 * 2. Trip .. li..DREN 90c._ �: Hous e Sz Farm Wiring , . . POLE li.INSB ON PRLVdTE Property Also PMTJDD8 EXHIBITION A.D&ti3S ION-AND BUS TRANSF R.I.NTO AND FROM THE G4ROLTN1 a8 ' Electdad Appllancee For YOU After You Have The -'1jZ&VE PJCK.ERIN(} r_: - LEAVE TpRO°NTO ffieci:lcal labour Haver In Your Home r Regular Toronto Bnow Regular Oshawa Bases .. ' BOOK FOR TSB BSD jiMCM WIT$ ' – ;+a "- lfion pnsee106e-7 travelling on regales* buses will transfer at tLe R' L oronro Terminal to buses sartnasog sato the Grotmds. lDunbarton ' Rp ath@—Ail Electric UQ9ZTS exD INFOB3fiATIO�T EASTERN, HOUSE PIC10ERIN(} ON IT'S DOOMS . .� AT ! I .. PHON 04500 ..- ' -• ,p'Ba0.'1'1!�I'IC.S.El3L114 1I16,T9 : . Fieker�a NardWare GENERAL L HARD V'VARE .. .. : }y { and i l _ SUPPLIES , BALSDON and 34 `� A. see Hawes ROH Ja•t� w s CAME ¢ l ;A. T. C. 31t. TELICHER and SOLO PFP.FOB_IIE;R, �F S�11ySay$.. - PIANO tic THEORY Safe yHo - ,� poc m gianers said Advanced .C1a.,.� Phone 120 a ih _. O �-• �• STUDIO 1'[c'L .RdtiG - •_See Us 1' 'Noic 'tto'�YQU .....w. .. i, �tlalates Ftee _ - Wheneveryou are wear a school—Follow Safe S-311.'s rola. : _ E.\TERI\ Y fY or C E.�iT1NG - REAL VALUES PLU3LHL'NQ Yes•-when yJ6 approach a school SLOW DOWN--be on the ROOFING . . "oviert to avoid an accident. The rules of highway safety aro _ _ _ We aLo sell Brantford Roast :rsimple to observe. Exercise care, and don't take chancEs. NA�1s, �pi'e Baduvo e :.: uc Mlnhyr GEO. H. DO ETT. ;b n Rga.gnneat. Duro Wates z -- — - --,� , Beaw At HARDWARE and 0 N T A R. I O D EPARTME N T O F `�H 1 G H W-A Y•S . uipmeny OnUdIng ltaateriale ' - Work onanumm" --- :. FOR F lt>t+E ESTDIATMS Q� ALVIN , BUSH BY 1 U 'PHONE PICS, 188 J 1 ;: PIC&. 4d a • a. _ RO 'NOR 1IA_N GRAHA11 'Gamey Warm Air Purnaeft. OwnerBrock Rd. and No. !. Phone: Pse3teartng itirsd Conditloning Systems Continued trout front Paige 1 a large decrease iu rouree�-of revenue or take; would go up, Filter IIaite and Htunidiltera , GiROC1i±.�ISB _�n urban cotrmr:nity is similar to a f.,rul village in Europe. The RC1D�'�tAN hou.es are gathered together and factories or industries are substit- zs• _ - ]!lTATS I uted for farm lauds. If the urban residents work in the same comm, ., TCE QRSA�I unity in which they sleep, then there is a possibility of balancing the SoFT DRErES ;- Sheet NLetal Works torn or city economy. It the residents live in one municgp�lity and work ill rtnOther, then the reoidential town–has increased'eRenses and Wore Hoare.Each Weekly. . . PICK. 168J- i -. — Our two townships are becoming residential municipalities for the Profits from Poultry Tractor Work 04cto of Toronto and Oshawa. For oUto f.c in the, ten Sears e,-idfng 8.00 t► 1a. To 7.00 P. ]f[. October•1945, Lisp population oP To:o>ato iri.cre;tsed by 45,000, b the GAS :AND OIL public school population decreased°nearl '0,000. Dr. Goldriri Dir, _ _WHEN THEY ARE.FED U.4RDEti PLON' G Y.= g , DLSCI\C� ^'- - - "of EduccrEion far tLe City "attributes. this charge ?o the scarcity .of FUNCTIONAL FEEDS building land••which has compelled families with Caildreu to move to • ' • � :•� .• -LIGHT EXCAVATING the outskirts, RAISE FULLY NOUR- a*** Co•nt,rast-this statement with coiidi'tions in Pickering Township is )SHED BIRDS—FOR Treed and Grass Cutting From flee last th a years, From Lite asslessment roll the Population increased MORE EGGS BETTER A Picture story Of inane 15 to Sept. S0.' p t OHA.9, HCTTv>H.\G3 , C-om 55 7 6 to 7210. For every 30 people here five yews itgo there are EGGS, BY FEEDING FOUR �rF.DDL\G - now 26, The Public school population in the same period increased ' Pickering, Ontario _ PhoRe 2;54 .per 806 to •1265; or t'ive years ago there-were 20,children at sehools where there are. now 31,,Whitby Township school children increased from 381 in 1.943 to 547 in 194&• or where there wer former! 20 : (Fid-tM-Aotkaf) - e° y TRACTOR achool child.-Ten there are now 27, Pickering Township debt is wholly. 'EGG MASH - for schooh, it amoumeu to $40,566 do 194'', and er^to��`$14P,141 in, AND P40TOGRAPUER '1948, tbgt 1A for every�dollAk of debt-in 1943, we n� ce X2.62. PELLETS aCL-LTIVATM. 1. `DIB.a14Q Your Board finds that the economy of our two.to hi9A is is the .. . '2dI513. 148 Devtlt $f. Bout!; paresencb-of losing dtst economta bstiaace, pets!+ D1V0 that the incrasse3 euburbati ` . WHITBY OWI', populations and still fads !y . Breese. incroased school populaum is p oceed ng Stttdl0 Some Saturday anis �[RvtNO R'iaTR ata dangerous rate. It ceoins probable it-will continue ut th:s, or an ' ROr� V. Ill►i_t a( : • To 0 P. &L increased rate, if rlous 7t can in1patr our finaneW eol,•onc;. it Greenwood VIU 187%1-4 M. A.'1•dl;-t,i LIAl"(11 tainly has -ncteased tared uvon norma beyond w'htt n1a7 be attributed ` V -- Plckerlag Village • )lie MW to enlavged social services and higher llving costs. This is one of th* serious P-OblemA disclosed by ou;r studieea, ;, J. - . Jr 0 . WHIT __. ;�a�aitied Adv#'. $ -- RED BOY R'AJ1TJaD - with bicycle, to a�d �diel!Ver after school and oa 6atur- I - �• - days. App.y "Dunbarton Meats". J!OR 0W or wood kitchen stops, all white enamel, in good ! -- ------------------ .7 -� "t cbaditioh. ADplY 'Mrs Sugnumori, Mum% rice-k ,phone Pick. 97W4. sop. 16 yP TEW _ garage mochranic, with , maple Leaf - Certificate. Phone Claremont 3404, 0 xcLeod's Garage. • We bab, rolls 49c EQR S arTF . tt rangee, in "cell- condition $25.00• Apply Mon- _ day, Sept. 12, 6.30 to 8.00 P. M. at n ' Pickering -tinited Church Manse. r _ f� Monarch ,f lour 7 ib. : 454 ,. CVISTOM WOOD 6AWLNG Applyi GORDON WEST THE JOHN DEERE Raspberry Jany 41b. phone Pickering - 0344 Sept. 30 MODIEL 66M'19TRACTOR sw ice 4$ oz. �4 -YpDli> OED APPS...... amNIS . Tomato Juice PICK �i 2s 31 is41lis� its a *Rvl% .el�rls 31ras1se w!t waw l ' ` ;,y�.ed. Cali•F. a- •.:� �•. ..:; �, .m& "a Kleen ex regular �-35 Pict 1ziff ows, Sep. 16 tf wetltd�. milia aiai,4�f aft aMei ami •r � 146/9 to 39 NWO- ON s oaei23• 09 ''�-'1s11�"' Alm roR � - cow or wood sto.e. _ .� EMU vaAw .�.� 76% - - CIDER or WHITE al¢apet new. ADUIy W, E. Dolmage, Lincoln Ave.. Pickering., Phone - 9sr'` or my" Ise >� 2af� r Ji own . . 3tM�2s tr/ h/ Jw ss< 3tss Pick. 253. .. VINEGAR 1 gallon 49c Wcimild D _ arm', horse mann.e• AM SONS • ' ' Orchard 13173 Farm. Locust Hill•, R. I� R.: 1. Phone Plekering 19J2. : 8"t. go. MAM.A% OWS" . �..�. ..*GUM S•+ 1�t GRADE BUTTER Ib. kik l�oR flAIT _ 1vsatbty of COMM- tti wl so isg� • - sted barn rooting. Beams and wood suitable for kiadlins, Phone:Bring 299. tfRe ic' h'a r son Pick- WR_ U." _ ltardwood• stove, Is MARKwET ■ lengths. $16.00 9W cord, Phew® , PLck. 187JS. N! 130 : Beal. l• :. .-. . _ .,. - 1- �IClf»RINdr ONTbIiiO .e* ' OLD �Bl>�_ =9540CAMPbeft ! - ��las : S Mhft 11M 1!s�s P _ Y" vor Y~ ow l~Ico� . f t!� !� OE�11iNGi'9 i8Jis Cblleel P'RivAT>l7 AM[BIILANC� �o�: teak Sirloin s19cR»� � -- ...- �� TUN118tAL DIR.SXJ'TOB PHONE: MARK 99W. ` WET pluo 0 TO OL R•. atKl7aID. Ont. �►1G7tiENl3 ��- s� JE WELERY - . . little os• ago, Pick*... Bacon Squares ' .. A tt e7' s year 8 P'�c 9 lug and Whitby Townships, already well aware of the probable level- WATCH and CHOCK opment in this .area in the next Pickling S,ippli'es ��o RADIO SERVICE tow ye4rs, and possibly lust a bit pHOK>!t: PICKffiRIlal3 38 Qoaeanteed RAOS& 6setiCo _ Masted at what has already taken _ place, appointed a Plalnuing BoardNEW 4 to work with the Provinc:ai Dept. i - of Planning and Deveiiopmeat. Moatlbs of regularly-herd meet- East Woodlands Community ';all sLr I' _ .sage and study by this Board has brought to 11ght many Interesting i(sowue disturbing) tpcts that are _ >Lalt• ]iodel now available to the reading DKb- en nappy PYO Lc and are contained in their re- -- , - BINGO 'port to date, published in thin Caeca : �' - of this paper. Tltiis is the first half 32><T A ur' ie -'- of t3 s report, the balance to be SONE: ptCKZR�} M W 3 ' sue. e3.. is an early following is. ' t �� 8:3o P. M. sue, We urge Pickering people to p • o read this story and learn about the 7. 7. position la which rye now find our- ,pp IY CASA TO BEIGIVEN. AWAY selves. d=BVIC= ODIi AOL 4 T�Lt"E GA_��9 FOR 25 cl&iN. FraARm hi.lteva.E $1 .00$PJC'L•�L . _,T3C9C-pOT � -'. Visitors on Sunday with Mrs. G. Ll DRAW Pick-P.ring Market & Lo_ker Plant LUCKY Anthon • were: . S i!r, and blrs. Roy. '• - - Se%:beck, Kenneth and bars. Anta• 1 ; PHONE 30 ony' and Bob Anthony, - 31iss Jean Fleming and MI& P C 11.Y I ER _�._11lyrtle GorTell were at the furmer's. - ,.QUAL11`Y bo me. - The PubIic School welcomed a :►figs JuneeFare from Perth Junior bliss new Potary air ihledcalfe having gone to Bampton 'Rev, J. McLachlan occupied the r :pulpit bf, the three churches on the - Circuit, after a month's holiday in -• _11b ...-]Scotland. t: 1Specials Wed. Se 11JA.NF'UR F1 I- BUS LlNl� S LID* ' ' aillu :. FAIL:' SERVICE - : 1OWNT0 - F;OU(iHA][ -QI�RR21031T - ZA3'T BOUND READ DO WEST Itade' Road 490 '$.�aP.M. ..m. a..m a.m a.m. a.m. Pi $.a. ..s Dally to sea. ri. 1 e r - ',.Por_ ic _ - S hoc d - raw ana. • sa><, • 9as. nail 'rosorrro "a, • • "a. • rl car _ J9411. ROE 007, Hol. Hol. ,ot SOL ROL Oal>r �d Day and Dnndr . 9.40 fit 1.`0 6.20 ! so .. :r �� c 9..1 6.46 L0� 1..00 919 Shoiten"ingSol• 6.10 Lai 10.39 .644 banterth and Lat4mg 9.10 9.10 1.36• 4.66 1.le ' 4016 4 so 3.36 10.36 9 10 9leabaro ic6: I 3.00 9.00 1.16 4.46 •9.09 •-.•419.11. s t!t v �e .n 6s 1!l.ai 6fals�n _. . .1.{$ 9.46 - 1.00 '4410 !. Spring - ,le vs 2 22 2.69 10:63 '10## ti seen s"1:otaaes 1.43 9,-IS 13.67 4.37 1.� 48,66 648 .3.66 10.66 .1. 1.0 lbwn Lilai" - . 1.40 13.40 13.96 4:l9 !. Chickens5-6Lc 10 t• laarkh.- 1.30 9.90 13.46 CIS 9.38 lb 96 G!�T Y 3t ee t 00 1.16 31 t8 to t• t udeha BA 1.20 9.30 13.36 4.09 B&.2t. t 1# 6 1i 11.36 ii ,: Broom RIVVr , fit iii iiia i.6i 1.10 1 YOUR MEAT • ;�,, •. � st K 2; .916 19.N .•. .'. :.` 7s-r+rs•., - ''-- • - . ' 1.Og _ -- V --------- fr6nb �cv vii 1 )tlt� �cn'9 v E>� TO ry P T1 !'� n y ' - :� •�''. irl�R.�'.,. Fel• � _ . Y li Lcng Experienced �� M. & SON Loyal Pogue - . LICENSED ACCTIOtiPk-kering and Wh'tty ETEwRn. - one 281a ckerin , � Ont '1T'8 ALL.COLOi R FEATLrRE WEES Farm, Household and Property - -- At The Beautiful New Bales a Specialty. TH Delectable Miztnne Of Oat-door prompt Attention Given' E' i,' J IK �' 1 1' .A Del le tenAr"T. Whitby R• R. 1 - Phone Wl,. 814 tic KW4ii sad Laughter, $10.00 Special,I and then, to top EE F6 STOP Si FREE PEAKING WE6T SILL oft the evening, there is the Jack- nut wh.ch th is weed,' is 35-Jai The LADIES first game starts at 8.30 P. m„ so + YOUR ATTENTION, PLlISEf cat. come early to be sure of a se FRIDAY-and SATURDAY - SEP'PFLwBER. 9 and 10. As I was awiay folks, news 1's a TIiRlIA pACHED EICFLODV G•ACTION I bit scarce, 'so will do better next WE HAVE JUST PLACED IN STOCK A.VERY week-neo you at the Bingo. CO'M,PLETE NEW STOCK OF • Smart Shoes for smart Dry 8sersi C...NADIAM PACIFIC _ I Exceptional buy $4.96 . Audle LADIES' ELK GORE IN BLACK and BROWN R;Ah LPH SCOTT ......»................... ... _ .JANE WYATT � BOW, CUBAN HEEL .... J. CAROL NAIEH VICTOR JURY The wind storm of last week LADI BROWN CUBAN HEEZ OXFORD. . l CINFit)OL0FL ? shook cif a bunch of appi� ia'our SMART, PiLATED BROGUE TYPE ................a.............. $6.50 MOrRDAY and TUEtSJ?AY _ 9,EpTEMBEIR 12 and 13, orchards here. LADIES' BROWN or BLAG�I{ ELK BRO(':UEB y An accident whew a truck and a. FOE WIDTH ...».......REAL EASY FITTER ............................ $4,95 TWO NMMT9 ONLY AND at our R.EGGULAR• P� ,l car met at the Greenwood road on LADIDS' BLAC>fC LEATHER TONGUE-PUMP WgTH - the 4th con. resulted in .a badly $6.50 .- Xittbpfeea•Winsor's Dsripg Story l - •. _ ._ BOW, HIGH HEEL, VERY DR,F.9SY .......................................... damaged car, but no one was hurt. — - Trees obstructing the ' view at LADI;HS' BRAWN SUEDE PUMP,TEA BOW _ pi.ATMR'M SOLE, HIGH GU ......... $4.96.. _ intersections, and fast driving ac BAN HIEEL ..........» ... FOREVER AMBER count r many of the accidents • •. , iP LADIES' BLACK SUF3DE PUMP, ' ;r red ' ad Mrs. Pu krin visited 2-STRAP, HIGH pUBAN HEEL .,.....:................................ $4.60.60 on dre Hollinger at : 'F9A D3R.YFd.I. �' WILDIg CherrYwoow on �µn�ay last, LADIES' BROWN SUEDE and LEATHER rU!MP _ PJCNAXLD C&SENN - iG]ODBGN SANDERSArch and Mrs. Bell have returned WOVERt VAI[p, PLATFORM SOLE, t . - from a fishing trip to Bela. OPEN TOE, NiFTY,and ATTRACTIVE, HIGtH HEEL »:«... �6.l6 Y - apTDhU�7g 14 and 15 The Club is putting on a cnra .Everyone AVizzn►er n MAWA and T$iTR1 1 roam oa 69aturday evening, Sept 10, ' I,&rC;E JG FA MANCM HIT .1 at L Ubrook"park. This U going to. E be a real evening of fun and corn. roasting. Probably some of our sin- 1 �� •A Fresh - - gle boys will find a red eat. D. F. and M-s Young, of Torouto a` W 2vlw R �R A . , vAN-Joa YBUN and Bert and Mrs. JWdwin aa4 is being pra si - 1</OIB UVA T"N4 friend were guasf8 at Grasmere on The regular meeting of Che W. M, >i(WGST ANO BOLD IIWDIr VALLSM >sd0y. L w'fil be held at Ohe home-4f Mrs• - BfQ secord sad his young wife George Cain on Thurad+ay.-Sept. 16, 0!rMd lgts new. Qaay a largo '1!N T'ECH,BiICOI�M and baby, have rented the Oorry when the program will be in chargeaaA n< h!�dean salts, s•ab - - - cottage, and will tai up rsaidenoe of Mrs. Cramp. We hope all the "Ad of aLo taia good aleck of MW - soon, He is s student sit Toronto ladies will mace an-effort to be on ��' soots and wlerdbreatei"s� University. hand for th first Fall Meeting. so. C4@LW ttiss!dWage. at res, SOF Many from here are attending that the iSociety meat' continue its sfYs �1 Odbe ' „ - this bis -d&7 at the Heber Down work and bring'.la its Ratuai :W. good T• �:•-.� W. :� - farm an Thursday. fine report at the end of Che year. . The annual meeting of the Clara Also, rsmainber the W. A, will. i3A1,E RPiGIBTER ren returned to Toronto alter two moat Co-Operative next week .will resume their meetings on Thursday Ma le Le Fire y,�.. weeks with her Torontatlier, claims the attendance of eeveral from Sept..22, when the final plans w121 R ••• be outlined for-the Havaar on '13at- WEII)N'E)SDAY. SEPT. 14 sue- Mina Hanel Micheli, o1 Toronto, _ ham• urda7, -the 24th. Insurance Coe Mon sale of farm stock, implements spent the week-end under Use psi'- We are happy to repott Mrs. Fier, 40 head of registered and grads entail root• ton to home and making good Prog- Write or Pitons _ Ayishfres cattle. 60 hogs; 260 head Don't forget the Anniversary atYOUR EYES r� tai recovery. We 'hope aha Amp hater for t�sss and OasfsetrT of poultry; Pio, 8 I: H. C. trai oa the FiT3t Baptist C�Lurch, 'White- couttause to do so, and hope to see BP rubber,.White Lhreshing mschiae, vale• There will not be any service on Bad4fto 28-46 comb.aa►tioa with grain throw sere Sunday evening. Sunday School w her out ag Min the asas future- N '�wr dleallawar.aof h in the ate as wsitai, AND .VISION and Mrs. Clare when? sad bdelad>esW/, oft"o etc. ,�. W 'or and s trap $11404 Ar. and bars, Carl"Walter have re- Iasosso lasarsusoe of All with roller bearing, inoludIng buck turned from a vacation to the U. S. sales on '37 Ford truck, lncludinyt when they toured the Catskill Bowman & Gibson all Inict j equipment, at Lot 29-30, vunbo►rton , . Rewritten Mountains Now York City and the COIL 8, Dicke'tag Also hay. Brain_ �„i trom pr~4- - - - Adlrondsc�e They report a' spies- and straw, property OC Sam Frets. Harris and Hire. Little and Ruse- copyrights, at l did trip and a od time. again and get things organised so Zio reserve. Giving up farming all and Mrs. Conners holidayed on F° Terme cash, Sale at 12.00 chary• L. C. TUCK Mrs M. Cha�nan has been to twill every active g i . of our churchsIt the week-end at Wood Lake. the "not-too-well'' lint for quite will be active ageia. Ramour has It Turner, clerk. A. S. FARMER, nuc- Sympethy is extended to Dr.. H. some time and_we 4age it will not the Fellowship Class may be hold- tioneer, Phone -.Stouftville 67312• ,C Pearson in the loss of his bra- D�„y g1di„ be too long before she is out a- fug.% corn roast soon, and we ticMe This b a lane sale and must start that, who passed away in Toronto (ppp, F. p•) gala. the rumour to true. Also. the vur- qts time. and was buried last Wednesday?' iehool is now open again, and ions week-day organizations will Th brother had been a dentist iu rP'bosre- with tthe end of this week will be probably be starting again, and a SATURaDAY,. SEPT. 17 -- k°face• the city for many years. cah"M Isla the conclusion of the C. N. E. Per. round of-activitles will be the res- wattle pigs, hens, tmvlements, mod- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd CopMice, of hsps we will be able to settle down ult. : .y fel T. 1' 'furniture etord, hay and- grain, harness Oakville. were here-on the week-enc Thee-a-re many good eyesight land 1 cthe property- of and made a trip down to Ganano- • specialists, Optometrists or Oculists ;Kirk Beelby, lot 0, con. 5, Picker- ue. -in the cii ized communities. The ' ing Tap., one mile south of Green- q' Mr and Mrs, Harvey 'have re- best of those specialists' is none too ` . wood Hili: about a mile and•a half turned from a holiday near Perth good when your eyes are in need of Routh of No: 7 Highway, do reser- Vii'ss Doreen N[cGlashan has been net All'autlioralw nares and the `� `e, harm Sold. Terms, cash. John spending• a holiday a • Bala. P . `00000 h•at o YOU Scott and R; Faulkner, clerks. A. S. Y t public has now come co recognize - - F3R�LER. auctioneer• that a sc:Eatific examination of the f eyes is absolutely necessary'to the a S o l Cast Wood.ands eyes cot settop of the detects, In Y,eenwo�J the nteres of, ubP.c heal h the �.l i t L p t East Woodlands would like to- eyes should no be treated at• a bar- .G r . .! `. gain' counter or by tuail. In the in- Your n 2 Roy Join with every one else in extend- g 1 va :- The many.'friends' of Mrs. R Ing oaf deepest symipathy to fir=, '-e.est'of pre:e:'vatWri find:efficiency.' I. 11111 are pleased to learn that she Hilton Wood tri her recent bereave ae,should realize what thCs, means. :Js gaining in health again meat Mrs. Wood was. untij he Tissues of the body to be efficient The connection of many people with ,At the sound of the School bell .mar- a a "Brown Owl" of our owl: depend upon the observance of the I on Tuesday; the many pupils rush- - i lie-t.i; %v.her, worn out tiles N 'B Bank is only Through a pass book Brownie Pack. A.- -ed forward ('^'• Ed.) to Set their must be r,placed. :hew places tp' seats 'at the classes Now that the holidays are ova and a cheque book we will all be once,mora eettlinfi _ lender the able tuition-Of bliss Edna down to a regular routine:' When � however that there is = Green, their teacher. Card of Thankq We believe, s Mr, and itis. Edgerton Pegg and school closes in JJune, all the child- Pegg mnjoyed a well-earned holiday ren clap the'.r hands for joy, but We wish ton thank our relnt°vets more mutual pleasure and benefit by bn the week-end. _ urban September rolls around itis generally Mother - who clasps her friends sad' netghbocs, for acts of doing business in a personal, friendly Stir. and Mrs, Ivan McLean enter- hands Nevertheless the kiddies have kindness, beautiful tibial tributes tanned the many friends of Miss gad for cards received durin8 our way. had a gran& summer, no.t' very, = j Doreen Pegg. on Tuesday evening recent sad bereavement, in the loss " • many rainy days to spoil their fun This Bank has rows to eat size ` to a shower for the bride-to-be, and of a dear husband and brother, g gr j finished up with a lovely'corn roast land if mother's' nerves are a bit _-The Woods Family _._all enjoying h fine time. ragged, Oh Well! it is just what we but it is a human institution,very much expected anyway, so now that the -..Interested interested in giving something more •A. C and Mrs. LuMman schools have Opened, Just relax a Centennial United Church' were call-era oa frien3e here Thurs- ' little and all will be well again, than across-the-counter service. The day last. They reported that Mrs. t5ome of our members took ad- This Sunday Mrs. Mary "Conroy, needs of the individual, and how we Anderson Is with them'at the Par- v atage c the last long weekend on -behalf of the Dadfodil Club pre- �sonage and is doing tine. y' can help him to progress, are matters - The Evening W. A. and Senior W. to take that e�ctra trip away. The seated the Pr:ms,ry Dept. of the Q. , A, are busy people this week,.on Bates' family was away to Shed- School with one dozen smell chairs :•of first importance. boar and the writer and faanily for the little folk, These are really t 'catariag at a wedding in the S'. S ;' room on ,'Friday evening and the were away to the cottage and on up nice chairs and add greatly to our to Midland to bring back Dianne, Department is well as snaking it You will enjoy banking at any Of our other serving lunch'to the host of S, - ifirmers at the farm demonstration who hind been on Ihohdays there for more comfortable for the ch�ldrea branches. - the month of August. to wart at the tables, W'e bay a raIICh on Thursday. �,t week we missed up on one hearty "thank you' to the &,rle of Our genial store-keeper and his °f our members.-that deserved con. the Ciub for this splendid donation ' ' site are busy people these days - :IYOu should see the display of the gt+atulations, so we will give them ;and wish,you'well in the htture.of V thus week and may we ass "nice the Club. many new articles and groceries at , _ �DLA�'T B.WX o to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur The children and parent,, are ask- .(A reasonable .prices—al mo anything $ H I you wish. Skidmore on the b'iYth of their don- ed to remember that Sunc?ay two • : l;hteit This lucky. little lady ha 25th is Filly Da" �Aj �/(�j� three brothetx, so she is exception- gcd to come bac:. to d,.:.ua.y Sch'o: ( j 4" COivAJwi WCE � .. again and ,make a +tun: r t:.a fa: ' . " lF^ '�' ally, welcamo, � f � • 431 Ern Ri ier Everyone s aiski�d t4 ramie er Lha d sinter t the Dlrrgo do next Mon Adv night course, .. you ha: r,c;tlu oft x air, and &Ira, J. O. C, Campbell, to be held in the ball,- It Is thr,. 'a.Lxl -on throngA the sumnrrer d�R't 'ickerfa!r Br^:J ch N. R. Sh" Y 25t1: to r' �.� -%•.� tea... _ .._ G t�t +.own . F1 T was tlrid our ti weekly B r.,v,, •'i'lae \wait till o , ]u,:eh on :..ons:ay Of taps weak w'th is wha;. we otter you 'or yo. eQ- d� that l ght away, but we ....ai,: Ie! te laiss Margo Wilson. ettla,g s enlolment 12 ;�an:ea for like a ay when crowd 1i cna•iat program Mia Leo t Tondervold and child- 4Sc. with all good prizes aad then a j R.�iiS Day II /l . . LETALKS WANTED' YOUNG WOMEN ,for For those who like pickled 2 teaspoons mustard seed H a r v e s t i ng Peaches, Plume {{ ,I m—Agrs ad 4 : us— sother Fall fruits and vs,the following is just about the 5 cups cider vinegar and est way of doing -them down getable. that 1 have tried. They're called METHOD: Slice the cucumbers in paper-thin rounds and pack into Accommodation in ICE WATER PICKLESa stone crock together with the Farm Service Force Camps �'6 pounds cucumbers a onions and green and red peppers. August 15th to November ISth 3 quarts white vinegar. Now mix the era ' ed ice with the Campers must b • jj 3 cups sugar salt and pack around the mixed blankets, sheets and pillow essq 1 cup salt vegetables.in the crock. Cover the Onions crock with a weighted lid and al- [torfur te information write: Celery low to stand fox 3 hours, then drain. Ontario Farm Service FOiCt Mustard seed Transfer your pickles now to a 9 Richmond Street East targe enamel or aluminum kettle METHOD: Six pounds medium- and pour over them a mixture of Toronto 1, Ontario. size cucumbers, each cut in four,to Auspices: _ the vinegar, sugar and spices. Bring V A C V Y M PACK 1 0 A l W A Y f Pais" eight chunks, according to size. DominionaLabour. -Provincial Soak in ice water (or very cold o boiling point over low heat. Pour Committee t Farm Labour' water) for three hours, then drain into hot, sterilized jars and seal. - Recipe makes 7 pints. and pack pieces into sterilized jars. • ' 'I'o each jar add six pickling onions. SPLITTI N 0 ' WEST ,. one piece celery and one teaspoon So now let's call it enough of _ Wr1S 1 OF T mustacd_ .- ,seed --- --.-----._._snug king n; -s-for one stssfoatTd now ;�.. ' Now mix together the vincgai, I'm going to give you still another sugar and salt Bring to a boil, peach recipe. It has the advantage Sj Taj pour over cucumbers and seal at that either fresh or canned peaches •� v1v o can be used, if you don't ge ' = -. r.. r l nce o around to giving ita trial rightnow, A >lerial Stork _ it will he iu4t as good next winter. by What are known as "bread anis', _.JOSEPH LEWIi butter pickles" seem to become It's called .w•w CHADWICK more popular each year - and no PEACH CRISP wonder, as they're really delicious 1 cup flour when properly made. "Here's one of 1 cup sugar the best r.ec'pes I've run across; poon malt • .r.uut•�i• o teas - � --' - The rturr thus far: lirt:inla Amen sad and wilted "I'm'iiot gutng to and even though cracked ice may be V2 cup butter eseases the wild. frontier We" by rail and say yes—yet. Let me think I've rather hard for some of this col ataao in response to the pies of her dune. .V2 teaspoon almond extract Phil Lawrnee. that she tome to him at got to think this ou" umn's readers to lay`hands- on, I'm 7 large-peaches -- eaer at Santa Bootta t n t •� ,• "Don' take too long," a sat in include-it-auywa�" or-E ep�i�iro cast of LaunaM, to which - 31ETHOD:If peaches are canned, a same* pia of ben and a moors box for "f want Phil Lawrence away from , Steve Barron, ssmbllas esar at Mann the Territory—soon." - Bread-and-Butter Pickles drain and slice them into the bot- 7feelts. ere Wised. abs is escorted br tae ;1 gallon firma clean cucumbers tom of a greased casserole If they Rim Randall whoshe ones, knew in He took up his eampapgn.hat trom are fresh,peel and slice into greased washlastoo and who is now witb the the table and moved to the door, g small white onions ,y territorial arms, Phil. 'she terms. has casserole. lad fortes* trouble with Barron. o{rr a "You can save him. Lanya" he 2 gree., peppers Place sugar in a bowl slid add IE�EID 1N �p mbltas debt. She meets him Analb and said, then he opened the door and � red peppers g �df him moth chanced. He ha• t.ee cu salt salt and almond extract. Miz KIEL everrtbine. V aztr•emeb bitter and ad*tree went out, 3t. 1T _ the her to retarn home. Jim uandau. me From the street he glanced up at 1 quart cracked Ice the flavor through the sugar. Add ' t I i ,wbue, tsnrns'that Phu robbed the stone the window of \Irs. Warden's house. 3 cups sugar the flour and mix with the sugar. j Is rovesse scninst Barron, He core to *es, 1Lr Add the butter and cut asra Celle.. whom virsinta bas, are■ The window w•a, dark and blank. l/ teaspoons turnerie through the Wearies the stolen cameo pin, Virginia was no longer. there. He '/a teaspoon ground cloves sugar-flour mixture until crumbly. And life CHAPTER IX, walked on slowly. toward the cam .Spread over the top of the peaches She broke off abruptly, her eyes is P• and bake in a 375 de RELIEF IS LASTING gees oven for frightened. quickly,."" � Virginia awoke the next about 30 minutes, or until a olden y fast relief from head• - When �- g Jim card 4uick] "What ` For t'atua+rkabl about Barron?" - morning Jim Randalf's command g ache 1 "Nothing." had already left camp. From the ;� brown, get �TAwrnss. For real relief' g." came her flat .heady kitchen door she saw the trop far r^ • o S�T �'ftxs Forproloot�/relreT repl,v P And nog•, as an answer a to that [�INsseNTrlrsp�p every day are He was wise enough in the ways off across the desert. trailing-a long Yes. more le ever-present "what to give them for '•: •: funnel of yellow dust. She watched. fhtidin that hfs'rtNTtrtx is one,ilii tsf "e no is know that her lips dessert" problem, here's something g "d the column until it was beyond the p n$ to once • ' _ were now sealed Whatever she y 3 Pen fes- sot' headache. for -•• knew about Steve Barron was lock- desert's rim. Then she went to.her 14 you might find different, tasty and pains of rheumatic pain. achy and room and took up pen, and' paper. easy to prepares. Colds. far neuritic.or neuralgic pain Nd within her. She wrote sys'iftt T� on INBTattTtHtt: to He said. "I'm not u do as to arrest teens if afraid "her CHOCOLATE CHUNK _ - newly-formed decision would some- PUDDING quick Lawrenct—if s 1 uy.' 2 cups bread (tftree alicts),cubed �IN�u made a doctor's Trow he shaken. edit{:Zits. do as you say?" she said, {••Dearest Phil: I have decided yoti 2 egg � pa� three proves medial "Yes," he said. and knew he was are right I should go home. There cu s ingredients.llly�gs r/ P sugar titin cruel. "You're g is nothing here for me but a vast V4 teaspoon salt ; g spin to'give And I am afraid of it. 2 cups milk tu! relief. emptiness. eel istLsaas o.•+ Itim up You're going to break I span', heg you to go with me— R squares sweet chocolate, cut "in. t sad slwsp with him." 9 q �. ". though I v�ant you to, bad! I a'r/s"•+'`� "But-I love him!". Y• chunks Ae•O k baedy "'aa„�•., "So does the p know something holds you here. but. teas \ girl he promised to + �s Poon vanilla extract harry. She had a claim bn him," 1 don't know what it is. - Place bread in buttered bald e And e I don't beak with him?" '1 shall be waiting for your and tnstantille _ "I'll send him to'Anson,.• loving von. Come to lite in six dish. Seat eggs, add sugar, salt and She sank into a chair and covered months, .as you promised. Yours, milk; stir. Add chocolate and van- Virginia." ,.•r.; ' illa; pour over bread. Bake in a 350 12-Tobia Tin 250 ;her face with her hands •rv`:•ryr to 375 degree oven until set, about Econotaical 4S-Tablet hotNb 690 It was always possible to find a w You don't know what you're y' 45 minute4. Serves- six to eight. asking," she sobbed. boy who owned a horse and a•saddle J • � "I'm making a sacrifice too," he and who would run an -errand for •, . a dollar or two. Virginia stepped �•. �,,:, o ". old her, "I'm an officer—and ['m from the house to find such a boy disobeying my orders which were to ride out to Phil's ranch RICH with the r .}o arrest themen who held up the letter. Site saw a lankly, redhead- SPICY C 1 N N A MO N BUNS Lulnasa stage." ed boy in front of the general .►ore She looked up. "Why?" she de- .. .inanded. "Why are you doing that?"' She walked toward him. " "T guess you know why," he She, saw Lanya Correy in tt•. ~ , R eci a , said doorway but, remembering Jim P "You love—that girl?" Randall had visited the dance halt747 M--m into large bowl. 1 a lake- "I love that girl," he admitted. girl during the night, she could not _ warm water,2 top&granulated sugar; He turned away from her, his greet her. e ;� d /. !1 stirwith Y envelop=til is dissolved. Sprinkle �e grim. She said to his back, "Miss Ames. te • ell .a Uv lR+a1C/get Fast Pining Dry Yeut, lot stand 10 - Ire Steve Barron learns about Phil Virginia halted and turned Lan- came from the doorway, a slim A gift for a bride was,i,r ,�ill ° O7t''1'JEN far"d Scald 1 a asdk :1M'll—he'll kill him I" c• and stir in}f c,granulated sugar, tit .. dark girl in a 'plain gingham dress. display with pride] Personalized . Barron isn't going to learn about top., salt, s ar �oeteming; coca to Jim said. "If you break with Her face was very pall, her dart linens have HI•S, HERS, MR., sl u lukewarm.Add to yeast miaowg and eyes smoulders Virginia said:- MRS. monograms, flower frames! «: d'hil Lawrence he'll leave the coca- g' g �. '� 2�-��age••stir in a c. .,. "Yes, Lanya?" Treat yourself or someone you td bread dour; beat unto " ""I'd like to talk to you," the girl love to these! Pattern 747; transfer smooth.Work in s e.more once-eitted '.: With her," .whispered Lanya. said. "Will you come to my house?" 12 motifs 2Y4x10 to 4x7% ins. broad dour.Knead until smooth and Jbn faced her. "With the girl,he ':. olasuc; gran *comised to marry, Lanya." Why—yea, of course. Send twentylive .cents in coins place i° bowl and She rose. She looked small and (Continued Next Week). (stamps cannot be accepted) for brash top with melted butter or sheet- ening. Cover and not in warm place, . this pattern to Box 1, 123 Eigh-' tree from draught. Let riae used! teenth Street, New Toronto Ont. doubled is bulk.While dough is rising, _. CROSSWORD lie vehiel 40.wife of. Print lain! pattern number, your combine 1 c. brown vehicl?a i:eralnt plainly,P 3S sugar (lightly 1f.Legume _43.Plant name and address. Premed down), 3 tope, ground aium- �� 20.'Buras' 47.Regale _ moo, 1 a washed and dried needless g 4f.architect rc i tent a` raiser.Pugh down dough and divide Brid ea 4T.English 2b.Girl's name portions; ,form into 2t.,Inlets _ ! 4, *} into '2 equal ' T.OstbuTldtn �'Vehicle eion alt Question ,� ,� £ .�,.. smooth balls. Roll each piece into an ACROBB e.Thick Itquld !T.Circular cabbage F � QU IJiht pttrnite a band 1 oblong}t"thick and 16"long;!*peso i■slstoM ago Jug 51.Crude `: dough. Brush with melted butter or � ptpto rt Posture go.Low L<altera tit,Compass .An inspector, noted for his fault• ZaAtan 1.Tea testers Sf.Rldlcaled P Balt-wafer le.Likely 35 Hermit point margarine. Sprinkle with raisin raiz- Ash 11.Affirmative ts.Darla b='OCes1 finding propensities, was InSptCtjng sure.Beginning at a long,edge,roll lip ]farrow 6T.Near paper a newly completed portion of a �gee MpHHS each piece loosely,like a jelly roll.Cut p' fi I highway, He grumbled at every- F�bIS e..Roue.* into 1" slices. Place just touching :Bull Lolfow q LEIS each other, a out-side up, is greased l thing. The crown was' not high ,..o"-• T" round layer-cake pans (or ocher, ' SnowsboM enough, the shoulder too steep,"the shallow pans).Grease tops,Cover and ^: A=M ditches not deep enough, and So let rise until doubled in bulk.Bake in lox"]amia4fte the string of complaints went on. � moderate oven, 350% 71-25 mina"--. q�aekles The foreman bor .it all c BIl]tworta patiently. serve hot,or reheated. RAAae�sttloee+f► Then he straightened up to his full' D Pen height, and, looking the inspector 77 R1 1 i .�onveprtue in the eye, asked: "How is she for tts,$Tt sTA'n t NEW FAST-ACTING DRY :Llki length?" A t"p^s"�r'•"w ... Toon salmon' :;, ,.,"r".e» YEAST NEEDS NO All.,�k p �t�"a REFRIGERATION! y��^� Same One 111117 swath ,Stays fresh and full-strength on your •'.. Bohemian amass pantry shelf for weeks! Here's all"you do: �fafontie► A little girl dashed over to her ritto " 4 mother in In a small amount(usually specified)of lukewarm water,dis- a great excitement. She solvethor�ou hl i teas *tom had found a pressed maple leaf In thoroughly pooh sugar for each envelont of yeast. p � 5l the pages of Che family Bible. I© Sprinkle with dry yeast.Let stand 10 minutes. mortae7 "Just look what I'vt found,56 THEN stir well.(The water used with the east counts as mother," she cried. "T bet It be' © y 11 nits y ' 6 I longed to Eve." pan of the total liquid called for in your recipe.) I Gel a inor�t,Ss st.1�,r;.�9�'1 Answer elsewhere in this issue IBJ:US 37 — 1949 • , r me n Atarw A". ---------- :rr The is r •v ... .. > ... .�.. ... .n. .... ..:.. ..... ..:... .. ...:•., .,::':::::. ,:: :t•:::r:}, ::.�:. {?t'r;t•i'::}:';:•;;:?'�iir't•f. ?4:r:.;;:•4:Jt . .... ,.. t yr. .....•:...... ......,.. ....... .......:.. .. .. .::. -.: .�:•:: ,;, ... .: :<%.. t { r Picture ;;:}:::i:•:�r: '.>:R:i'': ?Y>:�•}'.,., :.•f'::R{•.`•:;��"yO,, iii+rf' n r ShoaLu +�• es „ On Thin Page %:• :.,;::Cat -r 4 .. _ ;.,:,<.}••..: :• ..:: y ` } F�:�•»'�: .::n••:.:.: ' �:<,�.r .,,�,n:. ,•• , - 4z: '• y:•;�iv:i�•�:5i:''idi�ir` ..,:.r. "^"a'°`• s _- . Were Taken By The tR: 0. r' NEXT WEEK yotir'roving photo - r g _. • � 4 ;.' � :'; aphs r will be cover- ing overingseveral of the.small town fairs, and from past experience they know i that the agricultttial exhibits, the Photographer r r cooking contests and the livestock judging will be the No. 1 attrac- - ;Ai A Public Service a ,; s tions. At the C.N.E. emphasis is on °� r a s the spectacular. The public has as "entertain me" attitude. Everything 'is big, and wonderful, and it's. a show worth seeing. _ WHO WOULD ever expect to $f Y ; � J ,' BUT at the smaller local Fairs �1tat Mrs. Santa Claus- in August? 3 ,, y .. which we will be covering the tempo Wall, that is exactly what your ..will be entirely different, and con- -Varing reporter did this week at th! - { sequently you may look forward to Canadian National Exhibition. Mrs, r4 it r r an entirely different type of picture unto is a kindly,- stnifing, 'gray- pogo We shall be taking photos bored woman-who also answers to ,y ,;,•, \ of baby contests, the winners of the Ike name of Mrs (•ertruda Clynea. greased pig contests. sulky race Yrs. Clymta is in charge of the , z� "w Fes,`' �' . winners, and a myriad of other Vkyground and building fvr lost ` ': � events. Undoubtedly you or your �631dreu it the Canadian National 'neighbor will be in•some of these Zxhibition. pictures. v { ° pi t the took the part of Mrs. Santa So, starting next week we will be — - --= Claus at the Lions Club Carnivalcovering the best fairs of thein all, lot the Colliaeurn last year, and told the "Home town" fairs. We with a smile that she had just ISM e down from the North Pole !with her own ice cream freezer, at " -11be request of Exi+ibition officials. Gu, td gong!=fhe weight guesser, an ever popular Midway attraction, missed badly when - icture was taken. The rtly gentleman with glasses tipped the scales at 248, which was r t'lf�s P po d. .� lust about 11 lbs. more than the., weight guesser estimate - . . • •� ., ,; r,. .o,::x: .,. .,. �r,!,.„ ,.: _:;:' ..'.,.; ::o ::�;4 .,'...;tit :'.;,. r �-:'+r.`;« '.:;�: *'�, t R.'�',iy..:•�'t,t~ � �•>'?'`°� ��4 ' , i t p,.,R.,.,. .';�`W ; :SA''$�''S:., ...::,�' '� :..':• '.;.,?v ::h'i+,:;� <+: , :.,:':f:IFI+N,:.., � '..::':',: �:�.:,. M :4L. `¢; Y —.. _ •t, a r,: 3 3..R ,C`.. t ,.r y;:; ;fry ,; M , .. .. nf�. ._-. t�!,�... .',>:,^ •{a, :,i .';'• �+$� :P�:R. .� '�, .:..'��'' {,+,: :.. ,,pt'..�-� ''. ' ,: tr'' ,+at''t'�i�,,...:,j } .a•� r „•x,.N } F'+ ., r�•+�1 d c i ._._ ._ _._.__ ^�"•,• :�2\ :''.: .:, ..}t, .<': ,,t• !;y:.'.,.' .f ,??'s, "} f '�,t rtl x. w.,;'t _.- - -... .--- a t2• "+ i.''4 ^r FA"�c +t'aa'L"f t ,,':&Mr "+f� ,. �.,',t,' 'e .•\{��'•+iii ,�.4 ;r+ t."}<.v oT 4 1q :b4 { fa' '' •{.; 1'% r\k rsx,•}s, },> `'fr:'•c ''tib r.: f a" rt{• t?.;l ., ::'; a ftg.+t>� `• c•_. a J •ty��,'a} OG'a"+2 .�X k�{, 4' �l° p� t'.}'Yf . yA r ; < r • is is s the They Play For His Majesty The King—One of the top attractions at the C.N f mBn aawalataccotnpanielsMHis 11 Be t� tehKingtwheneverthetgo goes sea is popular with all „ho see and hear it: ev are, fact. the Kingul and pe R n� y certain1k always accompanies sound the Part. • r1t •: '� .:7?Lj0 "'bq`.. ::k Y ''�"2'•v 3::}; ,%'•^ \\\<•r.9 ` aS tt, .. .� x494^' :�::: ,: ,a.,.x?,}?, .k' •LL> n M1.0. \ ..\�:� 4^ '� { '� t_, ,..,. '},fir^• ob r 2n R ,;c •. 'f W'�yyk .{ \ 4 :'+.• k'K` i } v \ +R} ., $... :. ;. f.: :'' � ,-:� .}2.}^v:•�\ {,}y,;:t� +• ^v;:.,a.•{:,•?tit; +I ��'yy `5:,:�T� +?K„' :�::!2::•j;k}::.}i::::.}v:j 2•}}T:y a. .i•<.v, .. ..4,' ..}.:, .::.: •O. ,; .+... ._ � .•.:K•.• .+\' ^2,'�2i'Y,..v~2'+K• ....++`.+,.{;.}:,:::}ry. 22'}i,.•:• � � , 'i:: t\,�+}•. Y2�}`,;'i:J+\•2 �':\;� tin::::'•v2\;}i'22222•.,> {:;�•.>:'r,:....{. r: All 71 Viscount Alexander, Governor General of Canada, is shown leaving the Executive Otljces of thi' Sitting in an Air Force Vampire jet is enough to make any just prior to the official opening of the Ex hihition. Ceremonies took place in 85-degree heat fellow want to fly — particularly if he is just l2 years old. C.N.E. p �,....fir '...:...y,..,.�.. �.,�'. a ..:_:.., .... -._mss'. a .e:.....;_ _•. _ _- ___ ._ ... __.. .. -._ ........ ._ _ ._ .® .,f.-_ a._ - -.. _ ..u.i: _,i'-.. i m:s , J�J .�lc�ne�� BROCK `M� • 113L'IItD1r:R.S SLTPLiES .' Annual Meeting • � , ..._ _ _A. E. Richardson 2mmedlate DeliveryCan Be Made — -- �Q CLA.REDtONT Cid-OPERATIVE Oi' The Following Items 1LNSURANL7 THEATRE TAKE-NOTICE that the-iinnuai meeting of the asphalt Shingles — �- REAL ESTATE "C7CT�•3I'T��Y Clare'nao,t Co-Operative will be held on Boll Raofin In All Grades r Asphalt Boot Coatfag An Old-estsbT go we Agency, liar in ftpe lcomftnitnity Half Clarea>;ont, at the lspnr of; Aluminum 'Corner Bead 5.00 P. M.'.'Ul members an others interested are Ridge Cap and Valley Those 80 -- THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY d, September. 8, 9 and 10, asked to attend, ladles will be cordially welcom& Chimney Fine Ltatng Sand Shows at 7.00 and.9.00 P. M. Light Lunch'Provided: i Aad Lime Brick Pace Brick fi&awday Matinee At 1.30 P. M. M ALPH FAUt.LKIVII�i, 8ecretA•ry , CXmcrete Blocks In.nistlaa D• :B - T'! _r Chicken Every �.Lease� Or AD ipso LAREMONT CO-OPERATIV nth �ee Sunday FRON•E SSW OLdR81si4NT ONT. A. W. MITC . Addres .:starring DAN DAILEY and> PEONES 74 and 114 Broaglu'm, Or Pick. El1�Wt CELESTE HOLM - "OU8 TRIICKB PAnS Yi= WAY, MONDAY, TUE)S., .WEDNESDAY CLA R E September_1.2, 18 and 14 - MONT KEN A'ND CLARKELast Complete show At 8.20 P. M. STAFFORD EROS. _ '.4'. and Mrs. 6a Taylor spent 1![ea�t,eatal Woe'b �►UGTIONEIGR$ e- .Make Believe T � tins can and no doubt will do a ' » Whitby t� Ballroom Snnoday atith Mr; and Moa, Gaaaon •ceased iJiAOOZn Graham, of Oahawa, - great deal for vii sif! Dundas 8t, Bi. and A the Lags. We hope at'6orited for the they have success is their attempt .WIf7 Cv=tlss.o! Ontario and Y FP Miss Marion Disney, of Balsam, to •'keep local -buyers in Claremont" FW= Solis, Imgpleam" Ron with FRANKIE L&ECR JACK returned home after spending some and to make the v111t'Ige a place of bold F W.-dtwv, Rawl L�etsto RUTH WARMCK and hol.days in the Western Provinces interest on Saturdays inateiad of go_ewhere MCE.ACHNIE'S safes O°r BP�ialty at Reason ibry RRON RANDELL and in the States, A shower was held lest Friday ev- ingDon .Hedg4 Bites. Dlul am-vim for 1� Plus M Added Attraction 'ening forr Miss Dorothy Burton in a . edges and his cousin were D1�7.11�8 PACs of 096, honor of her forth-coming marrSage down to Smiths Palle and then over • Jungle Juno New York, State' on the week- P. 0. phone, Agit. ftw on Sept.sept. 10 to Mor. Earl Cook, The end. le'QNEBdL DIRECIVA Markham P. 0. phone Mark; 2W !bride-ta+be received many beautiful Mr, and Mia. Jack Badgerriw,were Pm{le� �ry slfwflns JOHNNY WWfi8?4 I#LER, CWts• tap to North Bay on the weekend, �� tae est�l�d arlth VMGE"A GREY Many Claremont*people �atterided Several froan here attended the Day 0r Night Aneacums Sure 1490• the Farm' Improvement and Soil hose at , THO W DAY, FRI.. SATURDAY Conaervation Dhy at the Heber t Mr. and M on Mondaa Was. McRAcin prop. bepooniber 117x, 18 and 17 Down 'Farm Brooklin L Do ' Gregg spent as few those and Mrs. Len We -ere among Phone Pick. ' 193 MWIAW � ply p�Dp _ M;:Hs • Iae,bel � 8sileltelr. IQ L • days last week here, after return- Jack at the '•Er";a 111oaaay. Champion Ing from a visit witzt her brother Jack iV oManver wan up north on a _. C. C. RICHARDSOh ett M,alartic Que. canoe trip over the holiday. eri llglfe 0n , let =l WT H>? imp Dial KIBK DOUGLAS W noticed and .Mrs. Bob Beelby, Mrs, ��'��^^dd o sed thatWe Mrs Dov. • GreggG _ reg8 _ j[AIiIl.YN MA]C'WEL,L and is having her house paduted which Towner and Mr. Roger Titgr-were up -mss: Toronto . ML. 0894 Is another hom2e receiving a face- to Midland and ---- - AILTHgTIIt H157NN�Y -� Peaetaag over the • Mitiag week-sad.. .W M. MAW Mr. Fm tit HAM. of Tampa,.Fia., is Mrs.ng n few days with Mr. MOMS= A ,M� . and MTs. Wm. Palaner. .BROUGHAM �t 1xivinexta Foveftouglting The Tomlinson family are feel- - vsi�esoB M. !)keg very thankful these days, and The fatmiliiar 8011314 of our school $I�i lifenomentl Wort HOUSE or BARN 8MAIl wonder. Little Jane Tomslin• bell is heard once again ,with Mrs, PSeee er Write son, daughter of M•r. and Mrs. Ted RAOHT. AUSTIN, PROP. Tomlinson was very lucky in that Mervin Annis as teacher, In charge. .014 Danlos St. iiWf, Wbftby FIJNAi0BS AND she was not in the car that was lLtany little ones who have been L ,A. 1, WD1tby, Oat, struck by,a train at Campbellford thin=king about what school Is like 2 Ulles West og Whitby. one. YURNAQE RZPAIRS last week. Jane had planned going will now )save their dreams realized, Ola No. 2 Xlgbway New and Used Weetok Water on that same trip with the 'Milne The new beginners are: Audrey none . Whitby 409 P ampa fi =42Y who turas .Il :wiped out by Hood, "Gall White, Eileen Carter, the smIdent• The entire community Dorothy Wilson, Barbara waters, q5-00 G BARNESHastings. - - Sharon Holtby and Chea • is also v lad that y wake t31 g JaaMrs e didn't , C. Sheppard is Home from OPTOM�TRIST PLOae: Brooklin 72•R 9 he hosOital with *a Mor, and Mrs. Keith H-iggenbottom t a-r new baby and 9A8 is 12Ao and a00 10 a 00 12 I�kghway, 3 plias North caller on friends here last west on the �+e is Brian Bentley, and : AGO Wed., FM, 7 to 9 of Whitby) the'r way home to Toronto from the both are well. DIgyEy �,Dt}N Opp• P. O• J A. WILLOUGHBY cots• The monthly meeting of the W. Nfi. AND sons Mrs. Robert McLeod suffered a Institute is postponed from the re- OSHAWA. O ARI0 DOORS Aomined ankie,la Thursday IiuLar date, Sept, 13, to Sept. 20th. �y Years Canada's st r. when The Course on "slip-cover making" done • �' ��' Otllfoe lai8 . she tripped over a atone. g" eR �� Agency. will be held at Claremont, cummen- (Three-Day Service Arranged) , Oon School opened on Tuesday with retry Property Qoa. COMBINATION, INSIDE A&M All c Lrt es well filled. Grades 9 10 sins on Sept. 13. s+tdt J. I, (Bud) Stewart OUTSIDE DOORS. 11 and 12 in the north end will at- Mr. Don Parker of Burks Fulls A1104105, . Toronto ,ALL MADE OUT OJr tend Claremont school and not spent a week with Roy Miller. Por That Home In The City Mr, and Mrs. Bill 'Devht of Toronto, ellers & Atkinso Ow Ouz C1 p CLEAR LUMBER Markham thin Year. This was arr- ti Dept. and Vernon Johnston had tea with Phone 901 W 2-Steaff.290 I RYI137 . Toronto ALSO raged at a recent meeting of the M and Mrs. C. Devitt on Sunday. "BYLVA CORD PLYWOOD" school board. The Johnston family were resid- Licensed !la's. R. Rawson is back home af- y ter spending a few weeks with tier ents of this community same years N. Me Gordon laughtP- and son-in-law Mr, and ago, and Vernon attended school Auctioneers GORDON F. OSBO$NE Mrs. Dick Shaver. here. He attended i Toronto Tech- >ti LUMBER YARDS ~� The W M. S. met yesterday at � n1ml Schoot, and at present has a � Year's E:peslenos -- 1C,.L II• piCKER11 Q1�PTAB)t0 the home of Mrs T. 3tanbury, with good position in an electrical app- rbo•s >N a very good attendance. hanoce store to Peterboro, -sissy Sales co=ducted"aidwhere plste!<ct 31[aiagea will remember him, 8 • Mr. and afire, Bill Tomlinson, of pecfaifs[ng L Farm Stock, FlsrEd- ' London;. 'air. and Mrs, Alan Tom-' The new home of Aar, and Mrs• tare and Property Sales. linson, of Hamilton, and Mrs. Alger Vernon Ellfcotk ie nearing cop- All Sales personally Listed and ` all spent the week-end witb' Air. N, Pletida; also'the new home of Air• Advertised. Bills prepared fad � F. and Mrs, Tomlinson. and Mrs. Clark These two homes, 1? >/ are on .Queen Victoria St. Ias�raaee Cosa i • • my an �kford Whister Called To The Mr, and Mas. Gillman, Ruth and w yO~s �� ..;• s+ United Church, Claremont, aihaa Betty Hooey are holidaying Prompt .�emce = _ •• At a meeting in Claremont Unit- ad mrs. Gilkwon's relatives in �`*= Tom Pockria ed Church on Sunday evening, s- tQuebec. s Sui'b Gray, Oshawa 'bout fifty persons. were present - Reasonable Rates .o». W4ite, Ho�sat4vily ` •OAIty ftevltE to alt when-the congregaifons of Clare- `"�� - Sno:' .'` `•' PHONE Mo STOUF TEEM CANADNMANDYi.Af01 __ wont United and Brotigha.m United A quiet wedding took place at the " N CHARTERED BYRE p'M9 Churches voted to bring Rev, H H. home of Mr. and Mrs. John Howard "Telephone•a2% Whitby, Out. IDEAL SERVICE no ala Lackey, of Franfoerd here as Pas. M4lcolml, on Saturday, September 3, 920111 TtAvs tor. The congregations had' heard at 4.30 P. m., when their daughter, C -0C ra I AND WOMM110N r four ministers before taking a vote, Mrs. Maty Irene Knox was married a " Rev. air. Fisher, acting President of to Mr;. Grant Irwin Glover son of « • • it>• ,ASTERN HOUSE the Bay of Quinte'Conference, pre- Mr. Irwin Glover and the late airs. Your Friendly Resident Agent phone 4 � sided at the meeting. Glover, of Oshawa. Rev, Charles INSURANCE AGENT �, �~-••+•• j :'Malcolm was the -officiating clergy. local Bowlery "Bowl Theon Over" rn�ta• LIFE, FIRE CASUALTY, BO\D.S. AUTOhIOBII,Ps LUMBER Local bowlers Thos. - Hammond: The bride was attended by her LIABILITY IN9L'R L\CE Etc. Robt, Mcleod ani Bill Browning sister, Mrs. Thomas Anderson, as BbY FROM AND sally "bowled them in" at Agin-' biidesmaid; 1Ir. Ralph Glover Dnp- LIST.YOUR PROPERTIES FOR SALE WITH SHEETING SPiELVING' court last Wednesday, when' they Ported his brother. airs, Ralph CYRIL E MORLEY cleaned up Vie field. The "locals feel Crawford presided at the piano, and E. FLOORING -'a quite proud of bringing home the I Played the accomhanim'ent for .Mr, M • Tournament Trophy. Cong-atulat_ Robert hiller «ho sang. The house itx4 We }av8 ions, was heautifully decorated with fall _ ( blooms The hHde's gown was of 8AR4LD gOpZ•p iiudindss aten's flub Elect Officers blue tissua faille, and rose buds Between Highways 2 and 2A, At a meeting held here last week the flowers worn by the bridal pan C OMRIE newly- -re-organizeds, t and tit r' LUMBER On Frenchman's Ba Road y Buslne, y e bride's . mother. ,The The CO. Bay hen's Association elected their off- lr'(iN°m•. r]': t:�ycu was of wipe -LIMITED jeers for the year _ president, C. nioirf taffeta Phones: Bcarboro 3388 or Howard •1117 ' Cooper. Vice-Pres:, Frank Barclay; The re PC m and' supper w.Te Secretary-Treas., Ed. Lewis; Diretr held at the liti-e of the br.ie's SCarboro Junction KAISER tors: Geo. Coustmble, Grant Taylor, parent-s ThP ):r cle's travelling cos ; 1 Gordon Taylor The new organizat- tume was my«- blue suit, for the -ion Is� oft to a good start. Frank honeymoon•motor trip to the West - FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY � Barclkey will head a "sports comm- Cti�t. On their return they will re- ELECTRICittee" to try and have a sports ev. side in Oshawa. LpMBEt9_ROugb or Dressed, Trim, gash and Doom ent here every Saturday evening, i The regular •monthly meeting of WINDOW UMTS DOMPL,ETD-Frame Sasb, Blass, pptml �OOss�14ita g7tln either in the Park, or in the Hall. the W. M. S. will be held at°the - s batanoss, Factory-built and'prefitted. TJ�I! (lips)( Ed. Lewin is in charge of drawing , home of firs F d Cassie, on'Sept. WAId.BOAE1t3B1 _Ton 'best, Donnacona, Gyproc, Gremtoara. up a Constitution and Bylaws for I lb, at the "anal�n"r. 'Mrs Norton _ (ARE, Birch, Weldtex and Etch Wood. the Association. Dick Cooper was is Convener of the Program, with + • • aidety allked to head a committee to in- I Group "B". Roll Call _ "A verse shalt and Cedar with Nails, InsulbMe 8140% veetigate the possibiNty of opera- I tram the Bible with the word - J. M. Oedargratn Biding, Pittsburg paints. !11 / ting a free "give-away" draw which Reap". Hostesses: lfrs. Cassfe, Mrs. �r �nt• will be open to every person who J. White and Mrs. B. Ritchie. A rHOIiTIE PICA, u0 sihop . in CLaremont. This Amtoela- welcome to ail is .extended. �1�.►