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VOL. 69 NO. 41 IDAY, JULY 14. 19,30 — d its per copy Au��'es Sind Clan, � atieg,
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Rev. A. F. Bamford Inducted j Promotions At Pickering _ ...1y`Viekerin Village
.7sewherQ in these columns ref- High Schoo _
erence i' made to the recent app- Dmtbsrton United Church
ointment of two now officers to the Below are listed the names of Mrs. Thos. Annari and daughter,'
Pickerin T was Po Police Force, The congregation of Dunbarton t Pickering High school 1 _Mrs.. Lorne - Sh4rkey have returned
8 V United Church welcomed Rev. A. student' -o� - r
Some may view with vlarsn the who have been successful in Grades Yore Croy. a two - ntr trip tp I�IeW'
suggestion that . conditions here F. and Mrs. Bamford, formerly of I York City. and - Montreal.
Z,eph r Ont., as their new minister 1 5 and 10 of the General Cam,
have reached that state where four y ' ;:; t These results are based on the I Messrs John Ashton and' Doug, _
at the induction service held in the y: las Johns were on holidays lasts
police officers. are required. but Christmas, Easter and June exam'. L
our answer to thin will, very, defin- church! last Friday ,evening• Consideration has been given to weak'
Italy be-they have reached that A number of clergy officials of 31r, and Mrs. R..T. .,,,,,ble .and
y the Toronto East Presbytery were the students ,c�sswork throughout family are leaving this week -end
state. You have to be associated the year: 1'r Promotion
with the police and heir work to °n hand for they service: Rev. Binn- for 'two -week holiday in the north
,ington, Presbytery Chairman, pres- means that students so promoted country. i
tsadesetand bhia• . will have to comply with certain
ided. The address was given by - Mrs Otto Gibney is confined to
requirements before proceeding With
Rev. Dr, -Kerley, of Toronto S.t. _Michael's _hospital, _her' condi=
Sortiedtaral Society• Plonk Several vocal numbers were -ren-, advanced work At the. opening of j tion being much the same.
and Miss Mrs. Howard McCiement viewed such
and students i ' idividube al came I - spier at the Murkar was Woman's Asp
Members and isienda of Picker - � and Miss Joan Wilson. - ::�.., n. ., �..`° � � ' ,
►, ..';;" discussed with them. lion at Myrtle, on Wednesday aft -
in Horticultural Society are rear �; Followwing the service, a social Yrt , y
in� that 'the Society Picnic will hour was spent in the basement of ;'; : -.;3 At a final etas! meeting, very , ernoon.
be bold on August 12, at Red Wing the church. careful consideration was given . to Mr, Chester Butt has the inter+
Orchards. - y`, ayl doubtful cases so -that promot- ! for of 'their new hones nearly re,
CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER ion or failure has been determined finished, Mr. F. J. Prouse doing _
Inter-
FROM THE DICKERING NEWS �' NOTICE Canadian Actor, Bernard Braden, by what_ is reallyt in the best inter- carpenter work, and Mr. Thos. Rod,
�- _ formerly of the "Price Farm" Pock- eat of the student. I man, the heating installation. Mz:
07 Years Ago - July s, 1883 - . -~ eying, -is now making a big name Promoted to Grade 11: • (lion) : Al- Butt has had extensive alterations .
In vlllaggr and rural schools, the The Baking Sale of the St .Geor- fur hiauel'f in London. Eng. an Bentley, Jessie Bushby, Albert j made to this building next door to _
hoiidayi commence Jn}y, 7, and end '' 8e s Guild. scheduled for Saturday, _ Cafik,..Shirley Disney and Carolyn ! the Bushby residence.
August 19.-...only six weeks, except ffurtherbnotice. been cancelled until pyvs� Ir&-Bo Resident Of Mr, Murray Miller who underwent
Smith. Paso: James BrouBb
in such schools where the Trust Passes at 94 Years Frauck, Lome Lawrence.- Bruce : emergent appendectomy at the -
ent the holidays shorter., _ - • _ . - _ - . Richardson, Pauline Sheridan. Pro- I� Oshawa Hospital, last Mweek, is mow. -
July !9, xt388 SOSEBANS visional Promotion- Yvo=o Bnsn esin favorably and expects
Balsam We are proud that We Ira Boyer, a iamiliar:'arid well- ; pr0� 8 y p
Don't fort the regular Satur- knoven SYgure in Pickering Town- 1 ett, to be home by the end of the week.
can boast of the most thriving wilt; F day night dances in the $osebarsk ship, 'and particularly Claremont. Promoted to Grade 20; (lions ° - - Mn. A. °Bustsby and bliss Jessie_
age of its size in Ontario, Hall. All Old Sime and Modern passed away at Brierbuch llospita: J ^3 &_tell- Frances Brown, John Day_ are spending a few days vis-
as Years Age - July 31; 1x84 This Is' on Saturday last at the age of 9i Chubb, Robert 'Cowie, Don - Harriet j iting their aunt. and other relatives _
In the Democratic Convention in��• °!' yOUT requests'. y , Margaret hortop, Joyce Morley, at Hillsdale. I
°Cbicago, on Monday, s Resolution - proving one of . the most - popular years„ , ' Shir=e Moss Ire ie- Potter; Margar- bliss Gladys Barns, Toronto, who
evenings in the area -!or both the The late Mr. Boyer was a teaclrer Sim non, Mary h g 1.
was offered against Poly"my of music in this township for many et Rose. Wayne P a' been �asitin her sisters Isere'
66 unsays Ago .July 22, 1886 young and old.. Waiaman, Bert White. Pass: Robt. 1 bas :gone to Hamilton to slwnd the
The cedar swamp at the Cosner s•.•••• years, and was a brother of the _
_wealth Detroit' inventor, -the Iate Bryant, Bruce Cossar, 'Bert Cowan, I remainder of her holidays with Mr:
of Church and King • Streets has. Sunday evening the Rosebkvk Y - _ _Peter Damson, Patrick Ferrssne, i and Mrs. Cori Bishop.
been removed Club, are holdimg a Musteal Tea, in- Joseph Boyer. Gail Hannah, Reginald Harris Dan Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson and far- -:
Magistrates Parker and $tasting ciuding a real Bet- together sing- Funeral service was held at the Hillborn, Leona I�entner, Robert Dy a! Swift Current, Sack , motos`-
bold court at _ Dunbartan on .at- song, at the home of Miss Violet O'Neill Chapel, Stauflville, •with in- roue Rosalind Nickelchak, $arbors ed East last week and are with Mr.
urday. Jahn Charles King as up Swan, _ Rosebank. - Ther® will be ferment -at the . Claremont L risen Sleep, r Provisional
w Sleep, Go don Berry. and Mrs. George Baker. ' --
before Squire Bunting on Thum music to suit; the taste. . of every- . Cemetery- Promotion: -Ruby Eade, Elaine Misses Jessie Bushby and Elean-
day -morning,- charged -with having . one, end refreshments, so 'bring -a- Card Of Tbaab Ken Irish. y
?on the family and Your friends. - Frederickson. Dan Gains, or Stork left an Sunda for.-two
assiaalted John Lyrnde on 'edner. g y - Lillian Littleford. Howard Mashin- weeks at Camp at Oak Lake, where
dsyr, , a weak - minded fellow. - Amem)cr the place Violet LAW --Rata and Ruth Law wish to �.. ter, Elwood White, _Jenny Zoiopa- Jessie ivlil set as ,Counsellor. .
makes a 1 works among Swan's - Sunday evening. July 1¢, app their sincere thanks and ` Proficiency- Awards for the School Mrs. Fraser, and daughter San-
working
farmers. While he is somewbat 7.80 to 8.04 ]t', M. sppreeiat3on fo tlieir' many' ielativ- I Year '49 - 'SO are% Grade 9A, Joyce dm, who have 'been visitin'T the
4•16•6004 - es, friends and neighbors for their ' 9B Don Harris parents', Mr. and Mrs. C.
and" in the head. be L by no g Morley; Grade forager's pare
saeans an invalid. Wednesday Lymde- Tuesdap. afternoon the ladies of kind expressions of sympathy and '1 Grade 10. Jessie Bushby. { A. Sterritt, left last week -end for
want down to--get IGna -t0 help in the Rosebank -Rouge District are beautiful floral tributes, and spec •••�+�• their bew tome -in Montreal -
the hay, when the fellow seised a invited to s Social • Get- together at im thanks to Dr. Cartwright, Rev. _ Note to the Editor The death. took place on Thurs-
eoagei and belabored his visitor 3.30 p. m. at the home of airs. J. A. Young and the Firemen, in'their � day, Jtr1y ti�'at the -home of her Nis-
wool the head until be was pretty Wimble, on Dyson Road. South. recent sad bereavement, in the loss Dear Sir: At the! close of _the school Mre, K, Mach, Melbourne,
bed�l�y used up,
All are invited of a loving 'husband and father• year, I wish to express my thanks ( Que., of Miss Jennie S' Roses well- _
lrra• Catharine 0%eary died - !n to ):our friendly paper for the use known to many of our older citizens
go on Wednsadsy. She was I. of your columns for the school news, here. The- funeral took place on Sat-
Chic-
tiffs owner o! the sow which kicked prosnoisone an Be nlc «ten =h— y. -with went at Iiount
o+ar tae f and which kicked
a • The students and ateff of P• IL -', `- Pleasant Cemeterv. Toronto.
blase which cost ChieW $190,000, - Ems u rr -1 -. -.�. S gTratly apprec your ', Mr. and Mrs. Cyril,MoaCley and
snd interest., - ' family left on• Tuesday morniuj on'
W Yearn Age - July s, 1018 - Thomas Rivard. Principal I trip to the East Coast where
C.7rurch Union is making rs¢d - they vdll visit relatives. `f
progress in an the churches Conn- PICKE:RING MILLING Members and their wives and
corned. Before many years the un- )[s�tning Ausillaty N� A. families, of Pickering Kotary' were'
ion of the churches connected with _ entertained Wednesday evening by, • -
*At movement will be constrmmat- C O �n - - ^mss U�ted Church Evening Aur � members Jack Balsdon and Art:.
ed. _. ++y - - Mary W. A. -are holding- an after-
Mrs. Mitchell at their cottages at the
We congratulate Jno. Sod- - _ beach. It's a gland way to have a
en, a pt%pil of the Toronto Coneer� _ - noon tea and baking sale on the dinner meeting - .-outside • its the cool
vatory of Music, on having p> !A M b . 405E _ July 4. Sale opens at 3 on .00 P. my � breeze. W e enjoyed it, Art,
successfully the Third Year _
tnation in; Theory of Music. SATs RDAY NOON,' JULY 22 to MONDAY JULY 31.
10 Years Ago - July 1% 1940 :. - - I ��Ii1rt�1 News
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'Constable Wm. Chester views • THE C.'N. E. -
"FSfth Column Activities" in this �_ for staff ho���tayle : :'. i Calvary Temple Pentecostal - ••�• t th
township as demanding ponce a"- _ . _ —Holiness S" Loft The big grandstand show a a
veillartce: 1r.45 a, m. - Sunday 5cno0& Canadian • National Ex coition this
11.00 a.• m. - Morning Rorship y i8 .under the diTeetioit of. Leon
-- - - -- -- - — — 1 ! 7.00 P. m; - Evanseltede Leonidolf, erstwhile Torontonian
` Wedneadsy ' a'� P. Y' now in charge of dande. numbers at:
AN INCREASE IN RADIO LICENSE FEE? WILY? Having the privilege of watching and knowing Prayer Meeting New. York's Radio City. The show
A lot of people.bane become disturbed over the about much of the police work,' the are quite able to it�:you will feature the world -f ' ous'ent- .
r*aour that has spread in some way, •that the CBC,," understand. the Chief's request. There are some- who _=8.00 tt; m - Young. People ertainer Danny Kaye. The extrav- —
of the Federal Goverment is contemplating the rail- are of the belief that when one man was able to take P=astor W E. XCILIT07
_ - aganza runs from" opening to closes
of the annual radio license fee from $2.50 to $5.00 or care of the.police work ten years or so ago, with two St. Andrew's P bterisn Chareh. ing of the Exhibition, August :85.
even $i0 (ass some would have it). A lot of '' letters - - carrying on since that• time, then why four now?.. PIckeri>t Ontario -- September 9. .4
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g, to _..... �.-
to the Editor" are •being written on the matter .... most Those who are a little more close. to the work and —
of them, in opposition' to -the' raising of the fee, of conditions than most others are prepared to say --- Rev. David Marshall, - Minister . - -' NF" �
course. While we admit that-aome fosan of control of there's been a big &e in South Pickering since SUNDAY, JULY 1A, 1960 - • -• -
radio is absolutely ' necessary........if we did not have those days, and, strangely, the demand for police in- SURPRISE PARTY ON -20TH ,
8,00 m. - Ch*• h Service WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
control, (and. international Wr"ments on control) the creases ,ith the- increase in population. Our two pol- p' _ I. Jk
"radio ear" would become a terrific mesa: This or that . ice officers have literally, $aptisss•• Servi,oe ' - •
station would be tramping, on some ot=her atatior' - for the past few weeks, and quite recently, getting Dedication of New Baptismal Pont* Frenchman's Bay neighbors • of
toes (using any wave- length or lrequ�ency, the station about two =tours ales in the twent - rodr...mo man can will take place' at this service. Mr, and Mrs. George Templeton,
i P y s� I summer residents . there for some•
chases), But, personally, we do not see why suet an keep that up .very -long. The lake fronts require a lot i years catried out a surprise party,'
elaborate, costly, and_ expensive set -up or organization Presbyterian Ladies Aid r
of. attention during the week -ends, but the officers' will ,meet on Thursday,• July 20, at on Tuesday of last week on the occ-
is necessary to operate radio in this country. Some' phones are ringing almost contiuousl these days, anion of Mr. and Mrs. Templeton's
several hundred thousand dollars deficit was announc- .. of the calls, y the home of Mrs. Harry W. $ogee, 20th weddin annive
y true, are downright petty and &• rsa='Y.. ,I
ed recently by the CBC on- last year's operations yet shy, -but, they ave to be answered Just the same, at at 2.80 P. M. Cass will `leave the The. part took place st the home,
ey 4- corners at 2,16. y
privately- owned, .stations in Canada -in Toronto are three o'clock in the afternoon -or morning, and, we're y of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott, and
w everybdt as good radio entertaiament as the one of the features of the evening's
ling - saying this on 'our owssi --- liquor creates the trouble • �• -' - ••
CBC (the writer, k lookina o'er his radio dial. finds that t the demand for a grestdeal of the police • • Practical Atheist*. . _.. program• was- a• mock -- Wedding in .
tdrat sl Serest part of his listening is done to Canadian wow _ !� honor of the bride and Q1oom, to
privately-owned, and U. S. stations) and are ahowin The, two new otiieeis •enter` upon their "dntie4 on the ' are people Who believe in God, bt1F 'which Miss Helen Scott played the y -
a profit. It looks like many ether. government-. operat -. 15th o! `July, and ere: Gordon Charming. Rosebank, live as If t was no C3od. Part of the bride: Mr. Flank Flat+;
ed organizstiona:•.eeldom run efficiently.... to many Today, a vast- proportion are Cher, the groom, and Mr. Frank
`. habj3ers -on .1antin8 a fib, and_few o! them doing a aal�ee a0� married, -3 children, a resident of Pickering �. A C�stian +must obey laws Nichols, the cleigyinan.
Tor ina1 i for two years; owns • his `own home and is laid down Jeans Christ. To do Tbre daughter of the honoradpl
real day's work, but being well paid foi it anyway, bin
It's always the same••••privately - operated._ orgsniza, u veteran of four years service with the R. C. A. F.; as one pleases is against reason: Mias Irene Templeton was present;
-and -Welter••Higgins-, Fairport - Road North, age 27,• Christ fired His laws at ass, saying�� for the occasion. A grand time was
tions are more efficiently op6rated...they right well 8 children resident here for some ears, a entes. had, with the 20 -year bride 'and married, y Obey or take the Comecon -
have -to, it's -their own money they're spending.. owns home in -Pickering, and is a veteran of the late ' The- Catholic Chuch days the lame groom etepressinir their apprecia -,
-war. Both men have bleu in the employ Qf the famous of her laws. Reason demands obed- tion in the event. A corks blearing' _ =
PICKERING - 4 -MAN POLICE FORCE ``Brinks" Agency, end enter on their wort has sots fence law under a.visible autho>y the hisaription "Graetings on you!'. _
NE-WQO�
- At a special ineetinB of the Township Council on sty, Inquiries invited. Father. Y. =0th Anniversary, George tandl 1
Friday evening bast, Council approved and met Chief :salary of -$'860 each...,aix month's Probsiion. �� y,.� %. Madge" adorned the table.- Lunde
for two 8t0re POSOmeat riff- Constable Fred White is promottsd to the rank of -was served to all at the close at
L W Tri%taeli's t+egoest :4. aid, Pea , - - -
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:,7k• u+.:�I,'�� "�r' a:; ,~.u!gs • f S , u'"n"''' , �'�.. A '" Mrs a : �ti• ° krgn
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0. Mows contalnln; 10 -,Wn --ori-
less are not likely to heat much.
V. Use, Qf, t or sodium bicar-
1 bonate has �en recocmmended.
_.. Last week -this column hissed- ?� "µ °!r`rr' But value of the former hasnttbeet9
a trifle - broadly, perhaps, ;hat the.. - 0 proven, and teats. of'the latter in- _
aristocratic Thoroughbred people _ dicate it doesn't sheep
didn't appear to be welcoming, any a' • -- ear
too warmly, the ' Standard.- Bred' - -�-- �~- 8: Hay fires occur most frequently
the month after harvest. `T
folks'. efforts at making Harness 3;
Horse racing a major league pas- -` , ' ' • - - - :1
time, in and, around Tor, ato. _ "; Its perhaps a little early to be leaves may` dry fast while stems
4 9. Check hay temperature by in-
worrying about overheated hay, as still are. high' in moisture. _
We might have been mistaken, of most' fires caused in that manner * ; • - serting pipe and ldwering thermo-
meter into it. .i
course. For all avt know the run - n;. .occur after harvest. Still, forewarn- 3. Crushed stems dry faster than
'Corr horse interests may harbor a ed is forearmed, according to the solid stems. _ * • ':
old saying; so perhaps the follow= « • s 10. Before you move hot bay,
deep and secret love for the lowly ing little tale, as told by a farm 4. Loose hay will continue to care - -have fire -trucks standigg by.
irotters and pacers. But, if they do, safety specialist, together with the-
in the. barn-if it's. not stored in ton « « s
'�:; ° °', - 'w•'• °:`.. `^ ..lit "+ bints that follow, tna0 not be amiss mush quantity and if some means
- - - remind us of the line from an 11. Carbon dioxl-
" after all.' of ventilation is provided.,,_ - dlschar ed throw
ancient ditty which. ran, It's all ♦ s s • « s g g pipes arlvea
-very well to dissemble your love, into the -hay will cool it so' 1t can - -.
"Hello. John Franklin 'speak- 5. Hay can be artificially dried -'
- -but why do you kick me, down- ?'r - usually be removed safety.
+ - stairs?". But that's all water over the dam; extension office luwh n�1 he phode t
- in -the' liiow with safety. _
- rang•' -
and the sire too. Anyway, is spite • •
`This is Mike . "'I'm said he Advertising
` of each handicaps as not being voice on the wire. °I'm afraid that ...Classified ••
'allowed to run their- cards during -
flew -hay I plat in the barn about -- --
- Eke long, summer twilight hours- ' ' 10 days ago is burning. What can -
when thousands of lovers of the ACCOUNTING FOR SALE :1
;y- • �; I do• >,., BOOKKEEPING a ACCOUNTING SERVICE SPECIAL in Gallon Cans-O.T. Wood Pro-
sport- from a distance Could have Have you checked it with a Irvine N. Shoom. 77 Victoria St,. - Toronto. server $2.11: Roo! Primer, 11.49: Asbestos • -
and probably would have attendedro'' Roo! Liquid, 31,99: Asphaltic Bass Auminum
Ahecmometer2' -, r _ BABY CHICKS Paint, 34.89: Silo Seal $2.09: Foundation Seal
-the ThtirIIC}iffe 'Raceway meet has �,tr " 31.99: Dirt-Fast Metal Palut.Black. 13.21L -
- ;got off to a very encouraging start v "No, How do you do it? re, HAS happened, Ear, are up a. predicted
u sad likely. to so_ bisher. Poultry. meat wni Hughes d., o nt al 28. Representative. 46 ++ I>•
- -- Toronto.�never - -was, and for that _ Get out your dairy thermomt a1w be high in price. Don't -a out. Prompt carte VII&T Montreal 28.
-matter isn't yet_, a Harness Horse Red Goes West One of ter. And a pipe large enough to delivery on der old and ,tarred chicks and
HALIB RTO;taacshe a �esehin�co 7. late
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the thermometer into. The Turl4era Canadian Approved f Pullosum
Rating town, mainly, because • it maAy Communist- youths l'tak- free, stock. Seed for our Bars 1n Prices for Prentice. west Guildford. Phone 31 -11.
reyer' saw that sport - xc t is pipe should -be 10 or '12 -feet long. - July. older pulled i weeks to laying. 'Free TIRES -New and used, specW bargains:
.. - _ eP ing refuge in . Nest Berlin, I'll be right out:" " Catalogue. Top Notch Chicle Sales. Guelpb. 600 -10 and 930 -19, regular 41.69 only 15.90. . .
Tither shabby circumstances. But _afraid of Red reprisals if they Ontario. - - other saes same price. Deposit with C.O.D.
'from the sort of stuff the fans have 1eturn, to theilr hon es in Egst- a ` s EGOS UP Ile a down. All men: soaring to shipping instructions Pte- Nomy back
been seeing at Thornctiffe, it might When John arrived at DeValt . >�c••• can mass only one thins. High Egg guarantee. Hats', Tae. 143 Catherlae stseet
ern Germany, appear to enlC t and Poultry nte.t prices this summer and South,- Hamilton. Ontario.
-very well develop into a real one* farm, he found - the whole •- family.
i tall It 1. nos coo taee w purchase Twaddle HAY PRESS automatic plchatP and .e►r eytas
a taste of freedom after his clustered around the barn. He chicks' aad -Turkeys. Can give Prompt de- - with wire. tractor General, for sale, apply
and before so very long, at that. sample of life behind the Iron checked the hay in question, found livery an day old' 2 weeks to i weeks. non- 6199 St. Patrick at. Montnial.
• « r axed. Pallas. cockerels. Turkeys. day old. Curtain. Though- stilt wearing ft to be a small ile-ma be, five •tasted 3 weak. to. + weeks AedngII brine■ - aTTENTIO+. - tSaseern cJnadLa Berry
The Thorncliffe folks got o}1e p Y orow.r.l Try our herd: cemfled 1lrtti.b
_ 'the blue uniform shirt of the tans- -i1S one end -of -the' mow. i for lair. Fz« Catalogue other Pallets. scvvrtxn strawberry plants for large 9ronts,
.' grand break on their very first, day. - - -- • Twaddle chick Hatcheries Limped, Versus _Theo• plants grow 14 Inches tau. yielding
On the morning of the opener a Colarmnnist Youth 'Ocgani ?a- . • • Ontario. .2.000 crates of marketable -barrio* per acre.
friend remaiked to us. "If they Rion, has ripped off the inset;- The was p t during their- period of Produetwo. The berries_
nia, and wears tie and Socks, ° th BUILDING SUPPLIES are ,weer. Jana and lam. Last winter they
-ever had the luck to start off with But with such a small amount, ASPHALT SHINGLES ss_ls 810. withstood 21 below sera watlier wbiiat other
i "nice juicy 73aily Double, also Rift of the Red Cross. .John knew here wells 'no tfan- _ THESH lnartachtvi ahltigles are lust or. ' fruit trees suffered dsvuutlne damasa..
•deco best f long-shots, e, it'-would mrnt ! People flock there • to arch ter: Se he told Mike h rc cis of our many roorae and a,Pltalt -siding that lane a aurmacf b; before- spring shipments. C>� ._
that then listed some of the .facts do aLbb.. Butt Bhinglaa $4.19: 196 Tit•loo Plana now for teas spring sLlpm wry Com-
they Could• about hay- heatin 3t. 9i war 160- square feet Plain in s ecial tn%Li with every order;
possibly get" r t atmosppher• and see the • game g• - arrival in .pedal roPar too l ta, Pr rd
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Thick Insulated alatng: Brick or Gdar arrival Price 12.76 per 106 glans. Prepaid
fought out by experts under ,ideal, - Grain de,lrn, only 19:69 per w. 230.00 per 1000, propud. The H.M.M, Straw•
So. sure enough, When a steed conditions J. Hay in - a mow is more likely- 60 Lb. Red .aran(ts Rooting. 12.22. Red berm Farm., Kelowna. _B.C.
codas shingles 6x9" or more, clear butt..
_. called DANIEL, in the second race. �3 _ * * _ to overheat and burn than hay in $1.37 per bundle; covers 2e, square feet. 'Above BALED SHAVINGS
came to judgment ahead of all the- r Yet' already, weeks before• the •-'a stack. prices F.o.B: Hamilton. Fort SALE - Baled sottwooa shavings.
-Many other barsalue -- Is- la•a - !actor! carload lot only. write Pius Produce•
others, the payoff was $277.30 for tournament is due to begin, briefer " ' « seconds, we doubt you can tail from first, Po. Box 78, Montreal. a,
-32 itiveaimtnt;, which is.a pretty„ and briefer --and even more dial- - 2. It's hard to cure hay properly �usands of stems for your new building M old in 'At, ca ttion, combine. on le 3 yr.
fair sort of price on. any kind of a phanous - creations for the- e- court _in the opet� -or to tell when it's or 't,emodalling lob. Bona na soar 1tw and ws old In 'Al , cea2, St . Stratford.
Lloyd
_ Hutchinson, R.R. 2, 8cra[ lord.
When dry, will-quote you our low delivered prices . • -' 3/EDICAL
when the figures -were aged -for under such dmky �tltles as In- ALCMINCII COXXUGAILAW SHEETS only
,- ,� 17 90 per 100 aq teat. D•liverd OstWW #- S twerowu TOO NAil Salve. -Your
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the c Daily running Double, trotting.
theposteAnd d trigue front-page Love stuff. 'Mat he property cured. Wh . air is - Qudbaa coat 16artttmea Druggist acne ores..
$629.50 -which is ditto,.dflto, Otto,- ''niaker," and' eoflsiat of anything' * All'a,w stock, -36 cause. -various aisain v:ii IT'S escailant Rent resdts after
able -for prompt shipment, Send maasurmsns moon's on's Remedy for rheumatic
- :.jand in :spades. Having a fair knowl- from transparent nylon, revealing - tor' free estimates Get your• now. Stock and aetsriti&
edge of, the Toronto horse- racing multi - coloured briefs and bras, to �I�iwsaXT JONES toslaaX CO. - t MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
- - mentality, wee_ would say that the__ _ our old friend the bare midriff. While uAxlLro-4. ova: - S- Elm Ottawa
ilitv9s of such payoffs would attract the undee-eohseioas Miss Moran I Barrya ptcTuRzs $1.23 Express Prepaid
;more attendance than anything else threatens to startle us _even mor4 •.
YOUR FILM Elsa- gralnd developed and 11PW6R'rt.nlTllLli YVE N1CN Oyu N'61MS•r
-that could have happened. Also, than last year. In a pair of pleated from J. primes• 3 expo are rote.- 40c; 13 6xp000re BE A HAIRDRESSER
r gall - 600: 16 txPOSUn rota - i0c; espst its
•thane Who go once are almost cer- chiffon bloomers undei a _ballet ,. �� �� _ 1 6o, -grad film sad• paylnan£ to; B6nar Pto- J01�7 CANADA'S `LCADINT sceool�
-' - p' , ptiri 'skirtf �' �- • - • ' 0��� �! cure•. !lox 364, St. Catb[rines'Ont. - Gnat opportunity Learn -
fain to be re eaters for the s Halydrsaing
is smart and snappy, prices or' na' -Now that sort of thing's fine for DzaiNU AND CI.EA911N0 Pteauat at6at"" tirofeeeton. rood wasas-
pikes. ' Which will have to be the beach or a gentle frolic with -13Aws rOU anythian use" draws -at" ol•aa n.ana. wcc...fui Marv*] srsand t
t last Writ• to as tar Informatlem We are • America's ereateet system. Illustrated cs -
;enough of Harness • Horse racing bat and bail iii the back garden. tosua free, write or Coll
- for this week; - It could b.-L- recommended, too, for - • a Pa keLr'ss Dye Wafts Limited. 19 aar - KARVEL SCHOOLS
♦ • ♦ Street. Toronto. Outaric, SCHOOL.
-- - - the local • tennis club, at'huh is r , . -- • -341 Bloor et. W.. Toronto
From dear old Wimbleton comes_ usually_ just as much a - social ren- EXCHANGE 13ranebo 44 Icing SL. 8a1nilt6•
word that is highIr shocking. There dezvous -more effective than any _ ICXCMA.VGM woolen Rags for blanket.: A 12 Rideau acre". Ottawa,
Wrla Flesherton woollen Mille. Flwhortem. TAILORIYO. 'Dressmakins, Designing - taught
at the very shrine of Lawn Tennis matrimonial agency at loosing Cu- Out in your bona. Send for, Free Bnohlet. Low
we have. cite AP reporter. sending pad's dart's -in an oppbrYniiity for . -- - - cost. zEPtaR1> S SCHOOL of APPLIED -
FAAM8 FOX tSAa ARTS. Route Nn 1 ttos 371, Bsra+n. - yew
news like this. "The decision strenuous sport. But is it what we 304-ACRE Farm for is about half woos ,terser
S -- - - - -Iot boar hares and i ble -
brought on a noisy, anprec4dented wept to. see at'Wimbleton -. - w M ,P lea west Guudrnrd =•
rhubarb -it sounded much more ' v ' Pnona Haubureoa bl -lit rZTae - A- e°mp'°' '" ®`
like Brooklyn's Ebhet's Fieid than At the risk of. appearin "" Bolt nr E.tabn•b•d loo cso nag amt.
g an old � , , 100 acre. elan bum and • 38 acres bush, rm+mtn RonrMt M tatormattnn an aea•eat
�•� - pasture and' creek.- 26 acres- cram: rest- in - -
the normal, polite, hand - clapping grouch, I'd say very definitely, NO I key. Tw�ars. wars large implement Shea• : A. Y. LAIDLAW, e.Sa, Patsqt ac+.rnay.
gathering'.at British sporting events- For one thing, glbls whose lives are I - alt witS.teel roofs. 4-roomed brick bona. Patents of
rovention. 39 S9arr• St.. nrtewa
-- police reserves formed a human devoted to slamming bails about hardwood floor' and furnace. Two wells• TEACHSXS WA-41W
�� _ cistern. Hydro. Close to No. 11 Lad $3 WANTED, four eualltied Protestant teachers.'
barrier in front of the main doors, aren't always_ suited, to , appear in aiirhways. Apply to W. A. LUCK, X,a. Nis. for School. 'Area No. 2, ,Belmont =od
Arid stuff like that. Euch airy -fairy -nothings. You can't - ' !, shanty Bay, .Ontarl.. Methuen: Duties to commence September the
a - 100 CLEARED, level acres, all modern cot ' first. 1960. Salaries from $1,300.00 and ua
keep serving aces without develop- M venience., hydro, tame barn, water system, Apply C. $,_Stetnbureh, sec.- Tress. R. R. I.
Still, , we - were not so greatly ing bulges. I' brick housi saw access to schools. Ed. Havelock, Ont.
appalled at such happenings as we ' '" a •' • - Rurtiell, Mt. Forest, Grey county, 602R33. PROTESTANT teacher for S.S. No, it
W:•la }: j � a� t -a �: nor lust Also, ttm much frou -frou is, die -. R Mi B ._Haldfmand, .Northumberland, to teach all -
5aished readilig, shortly �iefore, an traering to gentlemen sy«i.:�.,. ~ if +e a roar MERCURY dumv truck exra public .cocci i+aaar salary $1.Ieo:OO. stars
good condition: Ford tractor, I months old, quallficatlons experience and reteRnps cry
article in an English periodical. They may fail to follow the 'flight ` with soar ne-ji, a .. A»Qty N- w. Harvey, caatleton, R R. No. 3.
Dt was by Derek Barat, itld was of the ball, and miss a hard! won equipped with eats. • Oliver Smith. Atwood. �QC ALIFIED Protestant reacmr
Y- �/ 't s Tel. 102 W. 12 Storriartou (12' mile. from Slras,ton)-
"titled -MORE LAWN TENNIS, point. Even umpires could gb cross- �Rm A �s 4 MUST I ALUMINUM i DOTING- immeaiat• shipment salary $1 100,60 per annum. Apply Elwood
LESS LACE PANTIES PLEASE. eyed. • - 012•" thick to 6. 7, 3, 9, and 10•foot Campbell,- Sec.- Treas..- Sunbury, oat.
-Because what Briather Barak has it's not that I'm condeming frou- square. !?rice to apply .er @ ars delivered
Per
;in Every Home savage, .016" at 13.21 per agnar delivered
to say more or less applies to ten Ontario Points. For estimates. samples. liter•
- - -frou for tennis out of hand. If it's suure, etc., write: A. C. LESLIE a CO. O! /IIS�Cf
mis on this side of the 'pond too, wanted let's by all means have some DEAFNESS rosulting Mal clogging LEKITED, loo Commissioner. St.,' Tow. ntn 2, STOVITCLOWAV't
the following-are a few quotes from, at Wimbletvn =but let's keep it as ear -wax h 04dively nlievedby Dario, -
_
-the article which-we -need hardly a sideline. A special court =could the amazing new dkcevwy EAR -X, - - MOTORCYCLES, Rarely Davidson. Now and �i Stop itching of insect bites, beat rash.
used, bought, sold. excbanged. Large stock
• "plain, was , written before Wim- - be allotted on a sort of non -stop Probing at your wax- plugged Gan of guaranteed used tnotorcycter. Rspalrs by ' toot d otot hires, er"p�jly cautaiedd skin troubles. taiouubles.
bleton opened. cabaret basis. They could kick off can be unpleasant and dangerous. •- factory- trained mechanics. Bicycles, and cola- Use 1!iick�geti�n� soothing, antiseptic 0. D. IL
,. Aveid thk with u91 a had dye plea line of wheel goods. 0190 0uaa Boats P11i11CR$iTIK - Greaseless, 6 Wtih� ltch' .
By all accounts we're m for some. with .a brisk can -cap, followed- by i Ps and Tohuson Outboard Motors- open evenlaes Hops or, Your i�n�q� bbaads� Y dragtliw
+ bigIa jialls at Wimbleton this year. various national dances as a sort N EAR -X.. Safe.. Sure... Pleasant. until nine except.. wednesday. Strad Cycle stockif o, it p_ r1RSCRIrT1091.�
EAR -X 3s ascienlifit formula de•. A Sports, It1ne l3
at 9anfotd,amtfton.
The only snag is--we may not be of- tribute to competing countries. � - - -- - - - -- - -
- • able to, see the chalk fly for` tired The main brunt of 'the higll kick- signed to dissolve excess ter -wax
and fellow WAX - DEAFNESS re-
bodneismen ing would, of course, have to be._
• x « suNing from this eepdMton -- - -• .. - ._ .
borne by a resident chorus. But „
'des, it 'promises to be laoge of coinpe`tiiors could -' parikipafe - for ;
-` `a- leg -show than aii" elhibitfoa of ' limbering -up :purposes -the whole with apppea►or
% } eourtcraft "Gorgeous Gussy" start- thing interspersed with juggling
i ...........
..... ...........
ed it all last year -and a very good acts, preferably with bats- and balls.
stunt 'it was. Atthougk barely - is * • « - MAC COUPON TODAY I. ,
tore top` light as a player, she's far But so far -as Number One and DOUGLAS DRUG NOOSE
' and away the best known name in Centre Courts are concerned, let's 2004 Yonge Arcade, Toronto 1.
''• tennis. Her lace- edged -briefs yr`oved" forget 'about lace' and` concentrate- _ {
to be first -class publicity. But isn't more on - the game. At least -one Phase land sso beNhr
t N EAR -X at $1,00 each -
lit time they were tucked away'-in .s gill .with the - iight idea is attrac- with applicefer. _ vl
-- drawer somewhere and forgotten? tive Nancy Chaffee,' of- California.
_._ :._ + . _ • .• - Nancy,- who combines the hardest �*++rp+�+a +man O •.aco# D -
..We go to Wimbieton to watch 'forehand drive since Alice 'Marble; Ffbme
leanils It's the undisputed Meets will almost certainly be the -gla-
Address " -
;' Of the gams- As-well as attracting moue- girl of the- tournament this-
_. cube, world's finest players, it has year. But "No fancy pants at Wim-
CRY or Town
i something else - that indefinable - bletoa for me," she declares.. "1 - SOW ON A MOfVty.tApr OLMANW.
1. - - "atmosphere" _that ,Lord's .gives -want -to be liked'fo�•my- tennis- - _' _ _ '�.Iool� in any pipe! r
-X Test Match, or the great stands not for what I have or haven't ISSUE 28 - l9 •" " _.,
pt Twickenham add to tugger. -got on .,• - y • O
Iti E
• ' _ - • - �, +' r !""" _1 - _ _ _ - i ,' Via, r_ •!` +/t-9"' -"- - -- •[• _ -
BANG LABOURERS '� who visited with flat ixeans aY will have to pap more ao from daily ' roattnp, - w ho
Class and a hope' they Lt'4 O
help us out to those who Our boys returned safely from grand holiday, although w• NI�ls
' 8imaa Contracting Company Rouge tsdies go �„+ w ai#-
wwxTID � please
Last were naa a u.. ... w,.:... a aauuggp� over the week -end and re- �s them next Sunday. ,
%1 Ill=W6 Isom' Oshawa most enjoyable time and we hope to appointed., ported a wo;it6.,,.a
See Mr. Cole' after 4 p, tn.. see more of them sa the years go Sorry to report Mrs.' SoutIscombe girls are off on Monday morning --
by. (We are also happy to report 'is, still. confined to bed and we do for another ten days: Those plann PICKUP STRAW AND RAz.
that four or five of the ladies have hope it will not be for much longer. ing to go are: Marilyn Smith, El- BALINJG 1
, 0berryWGOd , deeld9d to join our W. A. in their We take this opportunity of wish- eanor White, Heather Jeakinson, F1A10•!!' G AND -
annual picnic. We still have four ing all who are now starting their Carol and Margaret Walker, Anne Oordess Plowed •ad 0010e41"
t
Mrs. W. J. Petty isited with her or five seats available so we do vacations, a very'happy holiday and Coad, Sandra Barteaux, Gwen Long 'h'�r wwwd
Tamil W. et week -end hope you will take them' up this may they come back refreshed and and Joyce Helliwell. This takes IRVIIM WHI'!'E - t..,.�•,'. :JN!
family and Mrs. eek-e have sold week -end. If the bus is not full it feeling rested after the change praetieally- one whole Sunday School Phone Pickering 9�
their home and will be .moving very
soon. X11
Mr. Stanley ' Taylor was at home ,
for Sunday. ' N 4
--i ; ,Miss E. Dennis, of St. Thomas, - - . .
-` .visited this past week Grath Mr and -- -- ■ - ,�- -
Mrs. R. Tindall. :. I LET
�: , � COSMETICS
- -- The Woman's Association is'hav- i al e'
5 Service I PHOTO - FINISHING
ing a Garden Party on the church vs / aw' v�rERItiARY SUl'PLffi8
dawn this Friday evening, July 14. v Rt.a. Oa BABY NEEDS
The "Merry Mixers of Goodwood, flu h1► ia•sttiaii •ssus•••
will present their play 'Aunt Cindy IMA EDIATE Delivery on 60. Cycle we essd. oe�r STORE HOUPA
Cleans Up.'' Other talent will be . THAT �� Week Da
�r given between acts. ' _Agent for Woods Milk. Coolers do 1110 8.00 A. 1[. td- 9.04 P. Y.
lid'r. and Mrs. Buckingham who _:. - - -_
have been visiting r. and Mrs. PRESCRIPTION
may,
Lock P. M. to 6.00 P. PL
ththis wwee3 m leving for England - 1 .may; Lorne C. white
�. Centennial United Church Phone 9 3 2 - Pickering J. R. BOYES Phan, B.
'Cent-Ron-Fair First Annual ■ ■ -
sip Picnic
Ths combined thar$e of Centers .'. picker�n Hardware - The Store -
Ial. Fairport and. Rouge Hill hvites g
-
all its members and adherents to
i join in their first annual picnic to WEST ffiLL PICHEBINt� '
be held at Glen Avis Park, Preach- GENERAL HARDWARE :,
man's Bay, on Saturday, July tae SCAB. ><eOi - PHONE: #!
(.at ! P. m. Centennial folk are ask- land
sd to be ready to leave the church :
at 1.15 and join the Rouge Hill -- • -
folk to form a procession and all eL rp��
L sit*ft together. A fine program of _ - _ . - -_ _ _ S V • - _ -
IrFosts is arranged and the relzesb- D O v `L.8 • JAMES
meat committee has been asaklag -J. 5. BAi.SSDON &SON
Plana so now we need all the child-
- ibafs parents and the adults of '
the three churches to make this er- PLUMBING HEATING
lent a great success. All are asked
ito contribute toward the food, w 7EAVETR0TJGHXWG A SPECIALTY
su,pW sway be one to remember • _
♦ t
said a collection will be taken to de- - .•_: ._ _ p ' . , .
fray expenses. We hope to ate you INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS
au at Mt pienie-
There was a very nice crowd -out � \ - s .� +� � ' •
--
an Sunda}}- morning despite the fact ��; � �,� M AR KHA M • PHONE 272.
the wester is warns and . holidays ,
capon us. We hope this will continue ' t _
throughout the summer as it is very
-- - A7WItying to see a church comfort-
ably filled rather than having too _
many vacant seats. -
Work, has slowed up, slightly an
the Sunday School as folks are a
;. tittle busy at home but next Sunday we wotild like to see all who can,
' -
-be on hand first thing in the morn- _- .. _ _ .. __
� ss it is hoped to pour the con- • '~:,.
Crete for the first section of the f
floor. Once this is started it has /saga
: to be finished so let's have a good t a -
$"up on hand to do this import-
ant work. We urge you to inspect fwd'
the building on Stmday� because - „' Don't miss the chance
'you wouldn't know it. The rooms rS ��' �i*
_ are oracticallp all finished with ply. _ ` to show -off some of _.
wood and now the windows have to ♦ M 4ti
�e s+et in. Before we know it we' can a �' ��� • • • l : :your own fancy strokes
use the building and we certainly � _ this year. There's safe
- .- neon at. alit 61.M1. tiauw•y ,,,�p. -e-e - • - .. - ...
-has been an increased aggregate -_' ' " ',bathinglor You and the
,attendance of 160 in the second
quarter over the first three months _ whop Family in
of the year. so you can see we do =
need all thA space available, Your Ontario's Lakeland.* IPS
donations will be gratefully receive • I „� NOIIIO �:
• 1 - BEAVERTON
• GRAVENHURST �` ;E. ?0
Eavetroughing ' ' : PENETANG . 4' 64,05
901 ALA
-TUIL14ACES t"
- ° IURNACE !AIRS (subject to Clouser)
. RTAk TRIO WATTt► BYRTI i
- • - �..s ta< w �f...�a ,. :.._ DISNEY MOTORS
•.4 •• Pickerin Ont. AASM HOUSE
`ire�e 1ro.10iia $s n�of+t coo
r monk of Wkift
YOU (AN T MAKE
QUITE SIMPLE
_ .._ Y.. DANFORTI-I BUS LINES, LTD. JUST FEED YOUR PIGS
;SERVICEr. _ :: 1� _, a a�
soneio'ro ssovc�eaai - iliislssisolrr -HOG FEEDS
LeT ]BOIT1� A19b.tT D01�:1 • They till prow quicker -fatten quicker-
f. B, P. X. P. li. A. lL• WEST BOUND READ IIP. keep healthier and Beach market weigkt
A. X. A. id. P. X. P. much sooner and u lower toad eoM.,;
- -. , �/ �... -.,tit ��� t Dally - • . FEED A from the vary t a�75lia. .
;'114. .: FEED�� Crowe•
an and Bat. sad _ UL44 1':i _ IOi. 84. • • �' from 75 EW.to market aaishe.
ad sal sat. and
So. ' Aol, Only 801. ` -_ . , _ _ ' , . • • -- '1"D100BV'Bip = -. Asi. 8oL tall►- Hol. t;QD �� -when Ant w feed hoar
!.R 5.44 3.0r ir.rr �.� Har and Rdwst'ii - 6.40 2.16 X6.10 0.34- own home grown grains.
1&10,410 410 5.26 10.l6 ..�•�rLh and Luteftn �;,,,;, 5,11 #:1sT 4.55 0.10 - � Over 140 years'e�tpericnce in the scientific
6,60 l.is 10.16 - salllbpre Jusetioa 6.00 9.06 4.45 0.00 preparation of livestock Me& ensures
60.56 6.66
3.60 10,50 lislvara ~~ l'~ Aterling merit.
$A.lS 6.25 l.55 16156 'w _ _ Oarsmen ; •I T.45 5.45 4.30 5.46
t ilww� s t r 'T.4! 5.4! 4.17 5.41
=0.N 6.40 2.55 16.55 t TOVS Lys• �a i ' ' . l.40' !.## 4.l5 5.40 _. � • to d Pee TICS* 6.40 5.05 11.06 Is.,- - - • a" pantie . markhass !� T.lO !.!0 4,15 5.00 ,� /
•LI* 1.60 $As it -is �'' 30=4 >� 2.w f.l0 !.!0 405 5.10
1.#5 5.10 11.20 '� slMsaa L•.e - T1# 0.15 4.N S.20 • • •
b.10 T.10 5.55 11.16 �.aslass T.10 5.10 3.55 510
il.li 1:N S.N 5.4'6 5.00
so wa owe" V% o•f Mom" *O. m I is W. 9% no ... z�.. it ss an. 1 le nsa. ft' Claremont Co- Operative Phone
_ _ MEZZO"--
tt
- Clasf " Advt's - SILK'S MARKET
I 'OLD AT 40, 30, - -
Go," = TE�C�TP Oran a Pekoe TEA
r - -�. You're crazy. Thousands ➢t a RED-
ppy ��
70, Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up IT
60dim lacking :iron. For rundown '�'� AT THE OLD P R I C E
Now "get acquainted" size ONLY li + t{; wITH EVERY POUND --
�FOR SALE -Ji ce box, 75 Ib. cap. �i _
in perfect condition. i - - - - 1"
A. J. Gillard; A
Dixon's sidero _ r `\
FOR SALE- chiid'sDu dress, . white, a .
deep recd smocking, size 3 to MARGARINE - COLGATE
4 years: also white -satin and lace 01WOMMlA51411 �t.� BEAUTY SOAP
negligee, size 14 to 16. Apply - - � ..� .i z.! �'
"Waizman's, Church St. first house
of highway. PHONE: PICKERING 80
FOR SALE- -flAt hay rack, looks _
like new. John Middleton, R, R. 2, �' ag� Woodlands round the hall. There bas been a
Claremont. Phone Clare: 6R13, great many windows broken lately AYLMER PORK &
FOP. SALE- -ice box refrigerator, and these days it is quite expen- BEANS
I! you would e'are to see children sive to
12 5 lb, gyp, real good condition. replace them a1L
enjoying themselves to the limit. Do not forget that Monde night
Phone Pickering 286th, yet under good supervision, just is Bingo �O o6
' Night and the $a0,00 is -' .2 29
LOST -on Tuesday, a boy's bathing take a walk some afternoon around the amount of the Jack Pot,
'.hunks and towel. Reward, if-taken 'to the swamming pool. We feel that
• Dto Spencer, on Stations. Picker- Mrs. Mead is doing an excellent DOMESTIC SARDINES - Z5
job and that the children are bene-
FOIR SALE -- poultry farm eggs. fitting from it too. If you Want a YOU'll WANT TO -SEE THE LIBB
Case lots or less. Pimoley, Pine good time yourself, at the pool, go Y SPAGHETTI -20 OI ,Z - 33
Drive, Dunbarton. over any evening from 7,00 to 9.00
WANTED -hash with car as egg when the pool is under supervision SENSATIONAL
- salesman, part time. Pimbley, Pine of Mr. Nernon Bates. No children
Drive, Dunbarton. are allowed in the pool at night. Was FOR' SALE - •small Quebec heater Remember, anyone living within and stove in very good condition, the limits of the school area of 3W. Reasonable, Mrs. Geo.- Baker, are eligible for inembership. If you �� r s�
- Church St. South, Pickering. have.a fiend staying with you
_ then : you can get a "visitor" ticket
FORaLE- McClary cook stove, for : - -AO which entitles a membei - PICKERIIWO, ONTARIO pgO� 1�
:'with warming closet .and tank in to take up to four guests a day in-
-
-,.:'With condition; also furnacette, a to the. pool and this is good. for the
quantitP of congoleum and tiro entire seasati. +i y' �iWATER-FLOW !! j
congoleum rugs, e x L' , Mrs. Geo. lkii. Donald Craw - tfll in the
c
. d is
s
I' .M Ilroy. Phone Pickering 4.J1, tlosp, tai and his condition- is still
YRATOR
RO July 14 about the same.
_ 03LS 'or BOARD and ROOM. Congratulationk to 11ir. and Mrs. w E R _ Fran
r urgently required for good type Cliff bz anniae r y: their second �. ��� ,taale industrial workers. Advise wedding anniversary; also to bite
accommodation and rates, to the and Mrs. Claude Roodhouse on - traosssWoo s
National E mplo��eut Service, 2'l their ninth anniversary. - tortes rs0 f`s wo
Albeit St, Oshawa, Phone 2616, Mrs. A. Hull entertained an old !,aat ►oM64 Pickering Market & Locker Plant
July 21 friend from England; over the week- = °� W0,00 % -ISSN
M°
CUSTOM WORK Last Sunday night was the open- 0 was PHONE 30 - - _
' CUTTING OR HAULING PEAS- ing for the season of the sacred "
CUTTING G HAY enjoyable " . -
+ sung -song s t the pool. About _
f. - were the an iry v -
-- 8. A. OSTERHO['T time was had. These sinit-sonls are w ^„ •:.,, �t.tp - -- - - -. -- ----- ._- - -_.__ _' - - - -- . -- :.. --
*0'. Phone Pick. 98Ji —< _.'a traditidn with East Woodlands, =','
(phone only. after 6 p,) and have been enjoyed . for a good ry
fly Jul 14 many years under the, leadership of
Y Mr. F. Palmer, who through illness
.. ARC HELP had o
► v e up such .
aA d
&s 1 e sed Re 11a bl e Ao I last. Y ear w e had- no one to take.
-
_ eu'
;! I
..
.- - -
=
- Eaad lam
Was svtaiiabla. Arriving Boon. them over. how, bfr. 'Farrtharn has
Writs to kin011, -.. t 1 I -
S. Boma. R R. .itsestetoa, dry offered to try again to .re- s - _
IDat, Phone lk,i !4, Pt Parry. store this pleasant hour on Sunday 1 , -
_ Aug I - evenings.-from 7.30-to 8,30 p. m. ,
FOR SALE - 3 We hope all that can will make' it ::: _
Pickering Building Brock Road, a .habit of .going to the pool on the ! elf _ _ . _ ' • _ _ _ . _. _ _ -
rag restricted to II) - (Quality MEATS
>ab000, Priced, - $1:00. Terms. X. Sunday nights.
V4e would like,' "
],,. McEwen, Whitby. as an Associatfon .„ ! ;''
Jul 21 to wish the -Xivanis at Dunbartun r
} every success on , their_ Carnjyai on r i :-
- PROPExTIE S FOR SALE this week -end. GROCERIES and :
Summer' home, west side French- i�4'e would dike once more to ask f -
Man's Bay, Dunbarton Snores. 150 rents to t bald- '" :: '.,.. .`
feet from;' Ba front. try and stop �. - z -LOCKER PLANT
y f All inside city'- ren throwing stones, especially a- -
-- `conveniences. Hardwood floors, e1- _ ..
settle. Large Entirely new from top to bottomrthis
e 8 panelled living -room
. - - ' • marvelous new washer helps you do _
r,°drooms, and sun porches. Reasolti- TE \DERS 'WANTED more laundry. faster ... cteaner! It's Meats �io�'�8
_ :attar priced tGr quick sale. Beautiful the most amazing -... most efficient
�wboded lot. Walls inside stucco for Lire interior decorating..of_th'tee Gyrator Washer ever buik - exclusive -
fua+ela, ela:. Foal La" krs. lJ., Malt- ClaSS- rooms• or Lunoartori r roue - •'�t�acer �lt,w= ::'m:....d �:.: �.. helps
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land; ' Fairport Beach Road Phone - School, will be received by the un- l.etp clothes fresh and new by forcing To Your Specifications
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t 1950. water! •Has% new, super -safe, Ea�y - .'-Full particulars may be obtained wringer with instant - - -
-from the. Secretary- Treasurer. The safety release and ad. "
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August to 1155, 1950.
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local news. 'fog no" to ko.-w all crippled 2"M animas and
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paps. and The Christian ssi.ao. y N 71% of all $yea are is Oven with ewers dower sOent 10
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- ' science Monitor Views the News.- y r ✓ ""'"� Dwdling, Fire � ► ,�� Inem's Coruna or Lsdits•, 17 -ji'�
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j today for a special is- Iniurance is
tfoducte su Q s ' .a , - rabies; as Second Prise: Chest of
ry bsaiptlon. $ !gyp f inCxjlEnlit7t 84 Piece SUver Flatware or Credit
. _ ' . _ . : r r: - -- -- � -�- - -• 1�� •.•',� �`.. -' _ .r . aloe wtats wt>si •' Bolos. '
The Cana 07 $"d Alsatesr �08B18 D157E7 18 YA]CT 9 P. 11L
Mare r+sr..r St. Ihutsw IS, iltsea„ us A: ARE 'YO INSi TRID TO -'rib $onto oe 1Eode1
Meow now we r r I t P AY VALUM? - :.. PICKERLYG JEWELLfiY
" The i '� Arthur Field
1 .refs.. tier DOUGLAS G. b9che : POW PSOFrl�_
_y and ChIldw-
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} tnnsatsi I From g 100 percent blood
ol!.a goltaM staaoa Rlitchery. ,
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• r and Mrs. W. 1rT�int m Open air service at Wilson's Part
u�tKe�f� 'treCt�r1{ �unbarton par. and -Mrs. John Cameron, of last Sunday in July. Keep in mind.
�� y Victoria, B. C. called on the latter'■ Mr, and Mrs. Neilson of Brou-
L•" t*.VV.lt• ib p�'YYl „� lva.ly vx tLt am. e, J. t. 1— •,.4 34eeney --af
A. E. Richardson NUn01918' Kiwanis Karrdval being held in the Mr, .and Mrs. Snowden, of New Locust Hill spent Sunday with Iaisr'
*'+ Park tonight-and Saturday. ' Jersey are spending two weeks with Margo Wilson.• r
Q L i1Y8171id>Rt•1♦ b mediate Delivery Can Be 1111600110 Mr. Walton Arms is visiting his Mr. and Mrs. D. Trelford, at the Sunday . School Picnic at :Wood
DR” XBTA2U -- of a Following s Me'm daughter, •Mrs..James Clark, Agin- Park. land Park this Thursday.
As
: -' . Y,•i r;i ANCUO - Soli Bo�ott L AllO�das coats, at Present. Mrs. George Price and Misses Alberta Rebekah Lodge, Mark :' --
Iia 01Q.esiablished .Agency, Ready BoU, gf The village wrelcomes Rev. *Frank Francis and Ida Price, of Sault Ste. ham meet at the Park here for the.
To Serve You. Asphalt Boot Oostlag and Mrs. Bamford and family, of Marie, visited last week with their picnic on Wednesday, July 19. All
PHONE, PICKEHING 60, Alnmtnnm Corner Bead Zephyr, to our midst. nieces Miss Margo Wilson and Mrs. members and friends please take
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, Mr. and Mrs. E. Craven ' enter- M. Draper; also ° a brother -in -law J. note - picnic supper at 6.30.
Ridge Cap and Va110Y tained relatives from Toronto on B. Wison. Vacation School opens 0. on
twmney Flue Lb"a �, � week -end, Mrs. Lehman and children and
And Luse Brick Fa i $t the Whitevale First Baptist
,�. . �' Mr. 1. Woods is enjoying a week Mrs. Ardmore and son; of jdampton Church. All children welcome.
Concrete liilucka n -- at Sha opv_,i.pke with Mr, aad rs. visii,)4d 1 c.; - -
ni n huboe Of A11 Hinds Bata and Loose LWW Gordon Jacks and family. ds-here -loot ivee --
Posts and Poles
Inxurance Advisee A very successful tea and sale of
r 2" Anniversaq In Bnsineas MITCHEI�i. home- baldrix was held at the home
A. .
siddrow FLone of Mrs. Harris Little on Saturda
Btansit+tm. Oat 1►ick, t41W8 afternoon by the Village Group of
PRONMIS 74 and 114 - the United Church.
" Mr. and Mrs. Kerfoot have -left VIC the
"OUR TRUCKS PA:-S Y s` Z& WAY" the village to live in Toronto. /
KEN AND CLARKE :
1PR�tNTIC. STAFFORD BROS. _o-- 'VACATIONIST •� r :_
AUCTIONEERS w h�tevale
Weensed and Authorized for the MONUMENTAL WORSE
Cosmtiea of Ontsrio sag Yosh, Phone Whitby 5a9 The regular monthly - meeting of - {Says•
Faro Stoat, Implements Hon ,,:e Woman's Association was held -,
hold P`taaitnre, Real Estate 818 Dundee St. fi •, Whitby, Ont. .in the Sunday School room with the "Holidays were trade to be -
Sales our Specialty at R Est a e President Mrs. Kam. Hastings in the enjoyed I just got new ° ,,. ! •
chair. Roll Call was answered by . •
Bates. Daa2 Service for tin the word "Witness". Mr's. Howard Goodyears before the holiday
- Price of One. . McEACHNIE'S Turner read the Scripture Lesson- . no more tire worries for a
Millilten P. O, phone, Agin. 587t'S +,�. � DBAS.BR -B Mrs. L. Hagerman gave the Lesson long, longtime."
Markham P. O, phone Mark. 208 Thoughts. Mrs, Randall gave a re-
port on sick persons visited. Mrs. ■ ` AM W MOTOR SALES
routines have been established
b'II1Q1•:RAL :u. .�YiB Lloyd Smith gave an interesstli2g
auctioneers since 1590. reading. Mrs. Leslie Smith- sang
- rrsvate Ambulance 8enfos "The Old Rugged Cross .... both the EN
YOUR HOLIDAY
wm� _ Day or Nlglw latter two ladies are from Port
DAVID H. MARSHALL =:Wm, McrACB Prop. I speaker. y.• Mrs. to Irwin was guest _ s MONEY -SAVING
Her topic followed along
Accountant Phone -.Pick 93 the Lines ' of the word "Witness"
i'ARffi and STORE ACCOUNTS • and Jesus Christ's mission while oc
�'•� earth when he' said "Go ye into -all EA�
- - - PHONE: PICIL Z7 J 1E Pickering, �Jli #• the world and preach the Gospel GOOD
and Witness for Me." In the ab-
sence of the Secretary, Dare. Lunt-
ley, who is on vacation, -Miss Ida
W M MAW Gray acted as secretary. Following tires are dependable,
' the meeting the July Group served sr rr4irrwovs
""�A a delicious Lunch. made to stand -up under all` road avr r•.cr
XACENS I D AUCTWNIMM a" Mrs. Flovmrd Turner is entertain- eonditioas . . to roll . along
Highway Monument Works „a,..�. �� ins her grandson Rolad Webster of mile after mile deliver
ROin'l: AUSTIN. PROP. YALIIATOR Oshawa, and her young gran complete satisfaction. Drive in
1R• $ 1. WHITBY, ONT - - 1lhot�e ar Wr1te _ ghter Joanne. from Toronto. —have your tires Checked
Two DLilas Went Of Whitby Qa i Mr. and Mrs. George. Reston, icon _ _ .. 'before the holiday:
018 Iinndas 8t. Prat, Whitby Charles, and Mrs. Udell, spent a
No. R metway, Between Whitt frow . days with Stanley Burk on his , : at••
• I And Ajax• farm down East... • u „� ♦s'�`„
- -aNE: WHITBY 4A= Miss Enid Van Btancom enjoyed
a week's holiday with her matern-
- - al grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Mass - e43
_ .:.a•• ----- - • I ey, at Warkworttl•
- 10PPOaiETRIST Decoration Day will be observed
- J A. WILLOUGHBY 9.90 to 14:00 and SAO to 500 'next Sunday . rear. ale n-Bap- ".1ES cry. Rev. A. �• Greer, Wes: ore =Bap- LAW—MOTO
_ .. AND SONS Evenings: Mon., Wed., Fr, 7 to 0 List Church wilt be'- guest .speaker
Furey Yearn Cvanads'r Lars. DL9Ni?:Y BIr1D(3•, Opp. P. O. with the male quartet sLppiy ing PHbNE: 29W
' ere Furor Agency. 091i4WA vyT• Ip the music. Evening service i. • •
For Country Property Con. P Rs 2540
hone . e, 1 Office 1510 .treat United Church will be az .treat was
ststt J. 1, (Hud) Stewart A delightful musical sae
AD0605- - Tordato (Three -Day Service Arraaged) enjoyed by the worshippers in he
Flor That Home to The CUT United Church .on. Sunday evening
' Dail Our City e i . last, when Mr. and Mrs J. T. Hod-
KY213. TorontoG, .. �' "' `• ges, of Pembroke had charge of the
etlers & Atkinson music. Mrs. Hodges sang two solos a �-
- Ptsotu3 Agin 2U1 W S - 8tantf. WO '-Forgive Me" and *-Were you there"
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♦ Mr., Hodges has been organist in
- I.ieensed several 14rge churches in Canada,
C L E I l \T l� and is at present organist in the
LA D E N Pembro United Church .- "'• t S �>,� S S E' i ^ :� K.„�,�5�
DIXON ±Auctioneers Miss Catharine .Hilts spent her
R _ - BS year's Experience vacation with her 'folk here, enjoy-
fins a trip to the Fads one day. y , F XG✓ ;r$,
Balm conducted anywtieee Mrs Harry Geer . and two saisll.
J" ,• Specluiixins in Fsrm.stocic, fwal -• daughters spent a few days with the ; S <<
tl¢�Q��QnQ� cure and Property "Co. former's mother. Mrs. F. Middleton.
AU Sales personally Listed and Mrs. Sedgewick and children John 1 "� i }' ; �r •'' :?; -
Adverused. Bob prepared and _rend_ Nancy are holiday; ng with Mrs..
1w k1ison and Mr. Birnie.
Mrs. C. D. Reddick• is vacationing n�
PHONE YOW at Springville with old friends,'
r Promp
I � l t Service . { where her husband the late Dr. C. 1?1•.� i '
. D. Reddick ministered in the U
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PROPRIETOR Reasonable Rates' e3 Church there.
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' 'Grazes River note t your roots with dISCO repair �srateridYs and lengthen
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the Ilfi of your farm buildings gISCO Roofings and Sidings
Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold E'hapmatt, - - u�y !� lea» and barns_ . They are easy to apply, area
of London, renewed old acquaintan- resistant to Are, wear, wind and weather, and 91w yarn
• >t f ces. here last week, and visited Mr. o n -
buildings extra years f beauty and protection.
"Your Friendly Resident Agent I � - joinde in Canada for generations. NSCO products are dw
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ASFWALT SHINGLES A SIDINGS
"Smooth and min•ro!_surfac•d
ROLL ROOFINGS
Asphalt and tarred
CLEAN OUT RUST, SCAL[# SHEATHINGS & FELTS
BUILT -UP ROOFING MATERIALS ~
i ; ' • L o• DIRT AND SLUDGE ... PLASTIC CEMENTS
WATERPROOFING FAINTS
f The THE ��ar�y WAT ' ROOFINGS
INSULATION
: gcmro'88a0 or Howard 1117 ,_ROOF COATINGS
- • A deoe ooeEng systets b as bra - b•eo s
�.. Scarboro ' Junction, n�� to.rw ear = Vapor
i IubrieaMotL We edn dwn your t r
eooitng system thoroughly, . ..
FOK'IIN(MBDIATE DELIVERY - qulckty; •eonomkatly WO this'
r Bash end Doers. •w,'modern method. .
LC`�ER- -Ruagh or Dresred,.Trim,
ppL1'DO�C IIh'7Ta; COMPLETF- -Frame 8Reh, (Rasa. Sndrai f .; ^ " . „
•' : balance@. Fectan-built and prefitted • TC3 V "
WALLBOARDS.—Ten Test, DonneeOns, 637"or. Grrenboard. i P1 ' <'=':,A6
y 1#%rWOOb8__.Fir, Cedar, Bix'A, %Veldte -, an.l F.tril Wood. �9 WO ITAITCHR` phone 74 or 2
B1�OL %:b-- A�Tha1t and l: r; ae with Nails, Inrulbrfe Sliding.
1 si. �r"ftra*rrin SiMaX, Pittsburg paiuts- , j j
_A _. 1 _ •(�! 1 sass .. _. �, • ,. . _ �.... . ..._�,_•. ,.
Discover Now Good - � ANNE �
f iartr ✓
- Iced Tea Can Be! HRONICLES _ v
Make .�i�x�E�tF�tM
- }tat pour iato.glas�s fined.rLth trc►cksa .• :
- ice of ,;int nr nad lemon bo taste. _ GwrdoUr e 0 Ctarke "Dear Anne Hirst: - Sometimes ycu dearly. Trust 'him completely.
�9 , I wonder tvkats aroag with a man Once you are_his -Rife, your•doubts
ARA� i. t t' _ who when he's growing old, gets -will d4 }appear. Separated from your
_ his !ices been one a eek -end Youpg ideas : father. you will find a' new courage
-- without any complaints about it bt- - "My husband and make it your own:
•"" :, ing too. cool.. Far from ir,_ Such _ is 63• We have a I wish F had twice this space to r
I:eat ... so much humidity -and 1 s ` g r o w n family, attsiver your sorry . Itttea,- a can -
{ _ wanted to get a lot of work clone ^' and children we oily add that I hope yom will not
ICED TEA during the last few days. You set. can be proud of. let your present confusion Continue.
* Bob was away for a long week
My y o u n g e s t Vou are entitled to a life .of your
-and it looked like a good chance aoa kft home own. This is your chance to get _it.
to get a bit of painting done in the because his fa- I am sure your mother will'agree.
kitchen -a good chance bemuse ex- they picked on Talk things over with her. Once
perience has tau¢ht me that men a e married, she will know you
- - .� ar,d wet-paint are better kept apart boy c o u l.d n't are happy, anyhow -and that means
Riders f� �s but how could anyone paint with take it. more to her than anything else. n
thunderstorms rolling np ' every ; "There are only the two of us, Couragtt_ A year from stow 'you
O O �_ O *,'� - hour or so, and the humidity so high row. bay husband has made good will a;mile at the letter: you wrote
W it would have been like painting woaey, . but he spends it on drink, today.
with a damp paint brush? So I gambling, and women. Our home • •
O O - - - left the paint yob along and coaan -' is paid for. He should have plenty Sometimes Anne Hirst reluctandr
-crated on helping Partner with the H the bank; but he hides his bank- agrees that a clean break is the
_ chores and getting a bit o: writing book, and his car, the stock, and ,only solution to a marital problem
by Q H. SHAM done -in between times, bank account are in his name. 1 you can depend upon her honesty .
Actually, 1 enjoy that job -tile get $26 a week; l buy the food. and empathy, Write lur at Boa:
- - chores, •I mean.' I like goiag_d°wa Pay household expenses, and pay One, 123 Eighteenth St.. New, To-
CHAPTER FIVE Ranted to clear your name. She to the barn and being among the my doctor and dentist out of it, ronto. •Ont
weal out• tonight with Abbot. She cows and calves again. Giving ths- _ won't
(Continued from !cent week) ton He even take me to a
Joe Blake stumbled inside. Ab W supposed to coma back after - calves their morning and evening 50 -cent movie, says he can't afford
Abbot jerked him into the tonal- -she'd gotten out of him the in- feed seems to turn• back the dock; it! �eW Cllr Useful
formation I wanted. She didn't about ZO years. Naturally, that was •SHALL- WE SEPARATE?
Chino shut and barred- the .heavy
door. Mme back. I.came bean.- Abbot a,waya my particular mob until "Ill never trust hint. There - = -
Lad that damned Chinese knocked Daughter was old enough to.-take seems no sense trying to make a -paint Remover
Webb darted for •the back• door. me out• brae is -" over. Many things have changed in go of it any longer. My nerves are -
It was unlocked and he slipped into Buffing.— sanding, scraping dimin-
the kitchen, and then into the roots Webb's hand closed over Judge our ba'tn since then, but cows and just about shot. ated with new speedy - action -liquid `
used by the Chinese cook. It was, Aadtr's mouth. He had heard the calves arc much the fame as they _ "I know in -my heart he will paint remover. Remover is brushed
dark in there and the darkness was doorknob .turn. Now. outlined_ in always were. lows stilt strg around never be difftrent Wouldn't I be or. left- a few minutes, then paint-
sticky with the odor of opium. He 01-- tMilen light. stood Chino, a at milking time and if they catch a -Letter off if we parted, and each is rubbed off. with cloth. For auto
had made it just in time; for he butcher knife in leis hand person aff,'.guard, they. - cw still - tnolE our share? and marine use, it removes paint,
could now hear_ Chino there in the The leathery Chinaman". stood
"switch their tails across she eyes DESPERATE'. lacquer, varnish even from dents
kitchen, busy with his' pots and there, slanted eyes blinking, his of the unwary. Calves still bawl Your idea of separating seems oi- crevices that would . need spe-
' pans, wiry form alert, ready to -bring the lustily as nonce as milking_ begins 'wise. Toe long have you put up ,- - ciyl sanding-, etc., ordinarily, man-
Crouehed there in the darkness.- knife into sadden action atFd then when you take them fresh, *with. this old man's adolescent - nfamurer states. Said ton nerd n
'=-ins gun in.his hand. Webb waited. Crouched in the darkness. Webb warm milk, what do their du? They.- * conduct, and. you have paid a - neutralizing agent, evaporating-to
Chino would be coming into that sprang, hurling his weight at the' promptly bunt the pails and do their . high price. He has deprived you leave cleats surfaces
cubbyhole of a room soon. tong killer° best to. drown the one who feeds ' of his companionship. he spends
Then Webb stiffened. There, in The" whetted knife, cut and theta. But. not -quite . if you `' his money on his own amuse - l?t4t Together
that black 'room that smell" of slashed at him, ripping. his shiest, have once had 0alings with calves " ment, and leaves you with. -a
opium. be .heard the labored breast• striking again and again -at bile Y never. quite forget• the: antics - " paltry ill to- pay the family New Humpty Dual toy can h.
nag of a man He was gat. atllkr • seta eight off wall and tsiil."smast� --v^'`
throe_ - The Chinaman moved with they tali indulge,. its.. - expenses.
Ci ouehed, tacit; he waited Ftosls 1 - g 'pieces. - However, pieces'
the swiitneal of a cat. his knife_ Our twin heifer calve• are doing Now your heatth•is failing yt>t fit Nether_ a
the kitchen came the rattle of lashing wickedly. -Then Webb's face• -they really, should. bare differ- " He does not deserve any more gain and fall can
1 ,. - be repeated. Pieces, fitting ogetlm-
and paces. the sing -soap whine of gun barrel sent hire in a'heap on the - °tit color ribbon- bows around their- , 4 .consideration. ' tgately; are of - Tentiee plastic
the hatchet aura as he went" about, . Y' kitchen Roc'" yteckil so -we could tell them apart See a good. lawyer, i,nd tell
-_ Us Work, - Webb Winters stood over him. Not that it really matters, except � " him• the
truth.. He- will et is themselves, ttcrable.
R • g Pieces
The breathing of the pther occu- Webb's shirt had_ been ripped. His that - when 1- feed their, -I naturalli - .*-touch with vent husband. and - ash ,
meek and face and chest were red Ill two pails gad before 1 can handle the situation property. - es, no r
pant of the black room - betame ; + -
heavier, slower, more labored. , with blood. He dragged the liQtp _ atop them, there are often lean !lead!, I believe your children will cep- { '' � K E P YOUR
Webb; -his gun ready, worked his form � Chino into the swill .bed• in one Pail and gene ire tiro other: "laud this action Whey mwt have 1 _ .
way toward the-sound.
room, and tired Mini hand And foot, 'Getting there sorted out and de_cid. E _ a been deeply concerned about you
otw he was within a font of the' them gagged him. frig which one had its head in first • for a long, long while. LIVER BILE
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sound Hl! Left hand shot out in a Judge Anders had dropped- -batik - and therefore had the most to drink • • _ -
blind movement Its lm struck a on the cot again, unconscious, .. .ice little short of a- Cbiaese i.- uzzle.' "TO 'I*IXED UP": " i'
Pa Without C.M.d -Aced Yea9 Jaw Out el
dace. -It was a face wrapped. partly Webb felt diary, a little sick. OW that we have y milt {fag ma- You have made up your mind w is the , Rand i tie
: in cloth The man 'was lying on a He heard a door slam, then. the thine. milking- isn't the' chore it - to_ get married. That is that. Now u.et thous pwa out about -2 pma at
' lima!! 'cot. on -his back, A fevr I crash of broken glass With his cued to' be-for which 1 -am very �rttake up that same mind to Sad t +nb.t.r+to�aiswu+et....e..erdv. -
n cocked, he made for the treat thankful, especially if Partner has living quarters elsewhere, and not.. bG'r11OtaOttt°ate•nly yourfeed -or'
groping mbvenil told Webb that i •ot dl�wil It nay Jost d•ep 1. •e
the man was gagged,' bound hand of the house. Fits lights burned it -to do aloue•- 'which Tint very acitle in your• father's- house. to e14M.sobios"up yaw an
and foot There was the odor alE now, save for that .light_ in- the often. But even a milking machine t He is opposed to it; and that is w`W round y•d�r You fed •ace, wank and the
something that was sweetish, eau- Jctchen. ' The big living room was - c isn't infallible, Things can happen sufficietet reason why he would tt tat. t6o.e mild seat►° Cute•. L/tda -
dark. There was the odor ail to' it , ... or the go off ... make it uncomfortable for If s �' to s't cam• % fitati of owl ItO1F --
seating. pOtver Y9a• .. lest t:rel}►w al�ka Sou led "up and Webb's knife knife cut awn life cloth 'whiskey and tobacco awoke• Now, ;anti there you are, back to the "good - -' From w /hat you tell me, he would ••�� m.i�ag
Y from outside, shod hoofs poundetL tile+ days With storms all atoned pare you in any way, and I'mor� LeW Ii•te '
acd ropes. He was giving hirt)self. 1 not s
arc gveaa. now, Webb jerked open the front door. t us 1 wan thankful each time we got afraid he would not be ton-- kind
•'Judge ?" he whispered. -That It wan dark. The hoofbeats grew through milking without a 'potter to your new husband either. You ?' - -• - --
_dimmer, " - failure. We did not think' of a -would" be- torn between the twit,
you, Judge? nT { . Unside down to prev peeking. _
"I yes, Webb,. thank Gam . A. hasty, desperate search of the _ i�ther trouble, therefore it was quite and even more confused than you "
you're here._ M,as_is_fa_ihtr- house. house prate -Abbot - SON alIVi
_ a shock Saturday fright u hen . th* ' 'are npty, S 3
11 got _Iii into this because she nd Joe ,Blake were gong There tiiilker suddenly petered a.tt-- forte- If your mother's ., health grows
was no trace of 'Mae, but one of nately there were only -two cows worse after you marry, you will O M S S It 0{ V' !
the bedroom. windows was .broken that hadn't been milked. _l'Ve 'seas be called -on to help out. (So, -I
gad her hat was on -the floor. for our "trouble man," who found •� hope, -will the after children,) Also. L 7
Webb carried .the unconscious the pulsator was at fault, He soon , your father's idea of renting the S 3 >C 1 O
7 Judge Anders _cmt•of the house. It• had things fixed up so we were able apartment--that he plans wilt .bring O L X 1 A
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was some distance to the judge's to carry ore next morning. But why Jul more income, and then your, r M1 1M Y
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cabin but he. made it in a -few did - it -hide • to happen with Bob mother • can hire someone: • - s 7 t
i -minutes. Then.he,hit.a rust for - the -atcay , . , and just at a` time when Your father's attitude through
sheriff's home: jt wan so• hot,. fie 'years has been draining you of ( i
Hahk Roberts was not home. ho- But aboljtt �; C" � 1lr -. --rat normal self - confidence. He has eves j s
body came,to the door arh— wddo made you afraid of marriaget ;But
urlly- not.whea we have.had such _
poundt4,. ir. a wonderful rain. It will be sd f now your mind is made up, go s -
BYck tap the street, funning. he -'. good for the wheat and pastures ahead --and don't be afraid any _
made a ghastly looking figure with longer. You are marrying a fine,
- g y g crop ndsgardens. Actually, the last __•Clot !ores' -• .f °SS� ._ _.
p
^•• saddled hint horse.. ped cat ftiml as he two days, it rhn' been almost spring I responsible •y.onnt� man w •!_,-' • . �' _ 14�'"
s,ble to watch the oats and barley.
What's one 'wrong.
g g, yV.�bb. ? "_ -grow, Wow the heat seems to he . j • • - • /�� -•-� -- - — a, vlrra na,n• :, L.I�es
_ "Pleifiy.' Locate the doctor and lessening nd it is raining -- CROS5IKORD 4D'aa aS•'liziac
g g again. A 1 cauatter ace. Rubber
felt him to get over to Judge An- e,uiet,' gentle rain. That, of course, 16. Danes stop Oar Cooks
ders', cabn. Find Hank Roberts and- -is fortunate for farmers.4-,ith }fay pu `C" 21. craft e.3, Worth
na. Along' — leavens
sell him I'm headed for the Tri- still out in the field, But that's the 3s, Pinch 45. run leaving to
-'an le ranch to kill Ab Abbot and.
' 1 g _ way it goes —one man's meat is so ACROSS DOWN 20. (iatn tonilil d marry
1 x ♦ Joe . Blake!" - 1. Append 1. Roman money 22. Se:11 payment 47. Insect ,
=• e)rten an°ther'a poison. �; Opposlte,a t, Camel 23. Co
PPDr cola - 49. Exclamation
He was in the saddle and --gone. _ ehtp�rnstdrtfe '.t- Caneeted s {:Dolmas 60.3ottdrint '-
,a 13yt, oh dente was •there E�•et -' a a. Health resort 4. Siamese colas 26. News S1, Parrot
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a swung his horse through the
H ng ho e g time when mosquitoes were so bad? tr, Before s. College dsgrst. satherera � ' b2. River (spa) •
-• .Pia
a. es to Mae's cabin. It was lot in f cto >. S. a i e art s 1 w
Y ' d have bites and bumps all ever the la. Kind o t . Arabi i 27 Pulls; p s. Stl t
M dark Then he rode at a run, pull- i place --even on my head. Why I am 16, Individual 7. Ancient chalice s� State tab.) 5'' Distress cast
fng up at the restaurant, The cook performances
stared at him, wide -eyed. So did Crete allergic to mosquito bites 17, serious
than some people -I have never yet 11. Overgrown 7 y 9 w +r
Tex _and another Hoot -Owl Pool ' uoya
: man. Tex slid ,off his stool, found out. They definitely have a so. Ntyselt ri
r,, .,"Who carved you' up, Webb ?"
*ay of spoiling summer 'evenings 22. Help
f'eh- r r "Abbot's hatchet man. I'm goia' ' for nu. I love to get outside and tla, watroa I Ice
!r• watch the birds, but how can an se.. sauce :-
*v< f rr after Abbot and Joe Blake They y- 5.:►tan -
'r killed Ed Youn and Bob Antler- one enjoy' bird - watching with . a
nickname ,.
700 ^ '►" ?* T' " son.* I'm goia' after 'em." mosquito making a• meal, off one's , • 29. Yold•r of a
'� "You'll need company," 'said .lcex. neck br 'ankle? In the event of a fit, seen ' S
C �. r " bacteria war, mosquitoes would sure St. Parent
But fist, you need a doctor, _ »: insect
dRiRb Vr NRLKK i "To hell with a doctor - Abbot's aptead the germs around, =4. Seize :
• And speaking r t'n- .
d ea n f a b i s us of Mac. P g
o war, g ,
's tae e
s c o .)
Dress up your newest linens tvlth Tex hitched up his Sunbelt) He wound to the disquieting news . • s;. Anger
ttheseI Embroidery and crochet - ». Crtlndrtt'I _
totttbine to field your interest with turned to the .c0oboy. with • him, i that reached us last night.. • . war . 41., Either �' _
"Tell the boys' to foller us. Make iir Xbrea.. ' How strange it is that 42• Beginner _
variety, while you work! for Blake's and'the Triangle, Come - 1 "while the the =eat and talk of waf 6. Decal vetch
Pond Lily- always.. a .favorite -al • Webb." may go on for months, or even as. Limb
kowerl That's Pattern 780; transfer The two mete left' town, ars, whenever and wherever it aE Like :
6 motifs' 5x12 in.; directions•• • g Y 4s. High emu■.) - -
hard Had they stopped at the noes start, it always comes as a $e. root coverings
Send TWENTY -FIVE CENTS doctor's house they would have I shock and a surprise. It n some- ` at• Foot vevertag.
in coins (stains cannot be accept- ace. Tatty metal
p P found Natik Roberts, cis wife, find tiling we all fear and yet cannot at. Tenth '
ad)' for this pattern to Boz 1, 123 ltiae. The doctor will attending to • • believe will actuill ha en. Per - St.-In raver of " -
p g Y- PP as, In fa or
Eighteenth' St„ 17ew Toronto, Ont. I .bme- cuts - on Mae's hands and haps if the problems of peace were so. fTebrew
'Print - plainly PATTERN NUM - �r+n�. Site was a little hysterical, solved more quickly, new .war, prophet
T et 7+nE nth J►aswtr slsewhare tlni this oatre
BER. your NAME and ADDRESS. - 'r'r+ntinncd •next µ•eekl -would not develop so readily, •,
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- )Every year more and more fami-
crush them slightly. They taste''
ies are buying or building home
equally good, eitb --r ways -
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freezers, or else patronizing the
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quick- freeze plants, that are being
I use a household scale, when'
Nx�3
established in so many places: Na-
freezing fruit For such as straw-
turally, 'there are more and more
berries and raspberries, where no
requests for information about quick
syrup is used, I add one pound •of,
z•;. <' ;'' .':
-
_freezing fruits at home.
_sugar to four pl,unds , of berries.
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However, some like the sweeter
_
Not being as thoroughly famaiar
pack —one to three..
-with the subject as I'd like to be—
-
and intend to be before too long—
I do raspberries (both red and
- I'm pttss:..a eli,LLg (ueZe i,i..,a al.CL
iraclL) Lilt same as strawberries —
instructions from one who is. a
only am' . careful- to keep them
real expert; and I do.;hope- you'll
whole. You wash all berries gently
...
-find what she' has to say both in-
-in cold water —ice water, if possible.
tereiting and'helpful.
Then drain dry. Next_ spread berries-
put •in a large shallow pan and cover
_
= What fruits can be frozen? Prac- '
wiih . sugar. Use a pancake turner
tically all. Bananas are an excep-
to gently mix the sugar '3nd berries,
y'
- - •lion: Pears aren't satisfactory to
_ - freeze, either. But most of the com-
you hear that red raspberries are
"
mon . fruits and berries freeze all
the only ones for freezing.' But I've
:The Ladies Were Unshaken— Police officer D. F. Copley assists
two very stiff,_ slightly dam -
right.
done black raspberries —nice plump
aged young ladies. from. the scene of an accident. The young ladies, who happen •to be undraped
_ ~
' It's been my • experience that
ones —and they were delicious. In-
window-' mannekins, Bever lost their composure when the auto of Thomas McKnight careened
-
fruits are easier than vegetables to
'successfully.
ferior ones may turn out too seedy.
That's 'where the objection comes -to
_ _ onto the sidewalk and crash ed through the glass window. - - --� -- - =-
-
freeze However, one
needs 36 be- more is
freezing black ones.
-
particular
-freezing han iii canning There are
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ha be tfrortn main
•p - h-
n ccan of a od met
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Millions From
Howe'tonrtd country f8irs, exhibit-
certain things that most , be ob-
I like todoes rs?
ods s stuff forM�ade
j
ing his "clever toy" for a trifling
± served in freezing any fruit
glass freezer jars ,because r have
freezer,. ' Still, it'sgreally easy when
%wing Stitches i
fee.
them. The nrw plastic containers
you get onto it. There's. one handi-
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In' the end; despairing of doing
First, fruit must be•sound —and•.
"yet
:also work fine.
cap, 'tis true, in using fresh frozen
any good ia'Amtrica,.he persuaded
ripe. Riper than for tanning,
Peaches is another on'the. list of
fruits. Once thawed out, you can't
If all- housewives had to choose a
his brother to go to .England to
not soft or mashy, just right for
our favorite frozen fruits. Two
store leftovers (nnleae cooked).
miehiae which they considered had
see .if be-could sell it.
_ .sating, , that's the idea because_ it
yam ago, I froze them in a syrup
_
Even in a refrigerator, t
� � de-
proved of the greal�sT- bzasfrt -to
-
There were literally, millions �rs�-
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will taste the • samr when you -take '
�� '� 5 tugs cold water, 2 cups
ttsiozate npld]y..« Esp� ia21y straw-
ltuananity during the past fifty yews,
pounds iq that machine, yet Howe
sit out as when you put it ia-
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light corn syrup and 2 cups sugar.
'- berries.
which machine would get saost
was, only too glad -to aScept,an offer:
Second, work with small gvanti-
The heavier consistency of the corn
'syrup
RULES FOR FREEZING
votes? Probably the sewing mach-
of F150, for the patent, _which hits
toes, I'll prepare 6 or 8 pints, at
helped exclude air and so
FRUITS
=
- ins --the invention that put as ead'
brother obtained from a staymaker
-'
the most, keeping the rest of the..
prevent darkening of the peaches.
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Fruits must be sound but ripe.
'Freeze
to mass slave of the needles
slavery
mimed .Thomas. Thomas, however, '
fruit id a cool place until I get these
Last I tried
small quantities at one
-
The sewing machine was not the
wanted certaiii alteratioca made and
-to
into the freezer, - (Or into the re-
year an ascorbic-
acid mixture (A- C -M)'. ob-
time.
Measure sugar aecur-
� product of one mans genius. bat
Howe came to England execute
-
' irigerator, if they Have to go -to "
citric
tained at our freezer supply store.
_ or syrup
ately.
' Its lsiaioty is as moving as any is
them.
town to the locker.)
I used it as directed, .• in a sugar
.
(Containers far fruit should be
the story of human invention
He was. paid, three pounds a week
,
'!leas have a 6 cu: Et home �ee:er,
syrup 11 pound sugar. 1 pint water,
liquid- tight.
It. began with a London cabinet-
named Thomas Saint, who,
while the. experiments were _being
made. But at the end of two grass
and I.find that 14 pints is about all
and b level teaspoons of, the A- C -•..•
___ Label sealed containers,
nicker
•m 1790, constructed a machine for
he had failed' to achieve what
it will freeze satisfactorily in one
M). The peaches kept perfectly.
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Freese solidly at wb -sera tent,
I
I sewing leather, or, as he it.
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Thomas wanted and everything wits
t --
Bay. If I have more, it mum go
to the locker plant in .town for the
'
This year I want'to try some -both
perature.
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pat
"for quilting, stitching and making
abandoned.
-.
'quick freeze. Overloading a freezer
ways, to compare for flavor. If any
shoes, 'boots, spiafterdashes, •clogs
Howe found himself penniless
it hard on the motor,` Akio, It
dews up the quick freeze, which
-'slices rise ost.of the syrup, they will
darken. So I crushed a piece of
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and other articles."
Forty years later a Frenchman,
again and had tq ,leaye_ his 1aa`hias .:
in pawn to :pay his passage home;
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inns result In a pooter tirodact '
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cellophane and placed, it in the -top
of each package before closing"
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Bartelemy Thimi%Anier, produced a
f eontraptiotf- made of wood which
„ When he got back to America'
he foua&--a number of ingenious
I have read that 25 pints at f time-
That kept the slices ressed. down
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used barbed needles, for stite hsag
.toventors producing or experiment-
ile titattimnm-for z 20' ea; Et. freezer. '
But I think it should handle
into the syrup. -
*
1 60CdOtl $Itillh
_ _ _ _
gktves,
- He began business in Paris as as
ing with sewing machines, and some
had deliberately infringed
_
_
surely
30 pints if you get it really cold (10 . i
'
We are especially fond of Bing
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army _clothier. But other people in
of them
his own_ patent rights.
to 20 below) before using•
cherries. So last year, for the first
time, I' tried freezing a few
L __ :. _, =
the trade were afraid that 'the
'widespread
Somehow he raised,cuough money
• _
freezing experience began
- pints:
-
result was so good, I hope to
. _
For A Hdthy Harden
machine would cause
unemployment. His workshop was
-to redeem his pawned machine in_
England and then took legal action
'with' afrawberries =some I2 years
with
do*
dotmorr this year ' *
The cleaner and healthier a gar-
invaded and every machine"- in it
1 who- had infringed his
ago._ You can prepare them several
ways, some of which we like better -
- -." " .
1'm told they done while.
maybe
`' :'den the less liable it is to be
�Itttacked by pests, -- Frequent' tulti-
wis smashed
; - - - -- —
ventor to fly from Pails
than others. We do a for the
But I like to havt it so they'may be
- vation and proper spacing of plants
`�
In 1834 Thimonnier a
-'- .The litigation both is clear and
_
berries frozen' who spat mg is
used in . t11o, so the seeds must
j
packaged
come out - theta in i
-_is most important
chemical fertilizer,
little ape-
produced
new and more perfect machine and
tx east wan tremendous but it
P
ended is victory.
lacking in their fl r, If I have
lace berries and am not too rushed,
- 40% syrup (3y., cups sugar'to one
.A
eially recommended for the garden,
to earn his daily bread he demon-
It is said that Howe, who left
I slice them once:- If 'berries are
gIIarr of water). This year I'm
..will a1'so help to {seep gloats ro-
aerated it is towns 'and villa
Luudasi in aeor, reetivea oetore nis-
,.
_._small, or -the" time short,' I'll jute
going ro"ure
as As this may burn if it comes
a currosaty.
patent expired in. 1867, more than
:6,e-.,r roc
--in direct contact with roots or
Shortly after, a rich Frenchman'-
two million dollars in royalties
~
leaves it should be applied care-
who believed in "him and his invew-
alone.
-.
Jolly and according to directions.
• Fringes about the flower or vege-
tion, started a firm for its manofao-
I rttue All well until the
=� number of names : take the
'
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table ; garden should not be ne-
promised
( Revolution of, 1848 broke out.-
stage after Howe, but the one which
I
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glected: If weeds are allowed to
:finally dominated the scene was that
thrive there they will spread. In
I This stopped the business, rained
of Isaac Singer. Singer was a mill-
any 'case they are liable to harbor
both men and Thimonnier died in
I wrigbt employed*.in a New York
_
a lot of insects and other pests
a poorhouse a few years ]ester.
factory.
"h-
which will give trouble at "the first'
'possible
Elias Howe is the man to whom
MADE A FORTUNE
• opportunity. If trim with
most credit is due for producing
_
;ry a <` .~� :
mower or scythe, or at least spray
and marketing the. first really prat-
One day a sewing machine *as
with some chemical weed killer.
� • lock- stitch sewing machine.
sent is for repairs, and after examin-
i•
Another precaution is to have
_tical
-But his final success was only
' ing its 'mechanism, Singer decided
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a sprayer or daat -guts hand and
achieved after great hardships.
he could make a better=' one.
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r•,
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the chemicals to use with them. It
: is s simple matter to control bugs -
•�
o�v .vas born in Massachusetts
S is
r Instead of a curved needle, as
e
or disease if one counter - attacks
in 1819, and when he was twenty-
was used in earlier models, he ad-
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at the first sign.
two years old the ' idea of the b
Wand opted a straight one made _.
Still Time' For Planting
1' - stitch ' occurred_ to him—Ear _Abree
'several oche} improvements.
- •
There are air sorts'of'vegefables
years he experimented with a sum-
Singer's machine was being
Soon
sad flowers, both seeds and plants,
her of beat vrires instead of needles.
tur°ed out by the million on both
.. fir•
that 'can stiff be started in most
parts of Canada. Beans, beets, car-
Thee a friend tent him some
sides of the. Atlantic. And when he
�M
rots, spinach, lettuce and corn are
capital in return. for a half -share
`invention
died in 1$75 - Singer left an estate
in this category. Many experienced
in the should it prove a
valued at $15,000,000.
' Mother and D'sughter Act —Lassie, and- Lady; mother and -
densrs.'make a r p
•gu practice of rant-
•success. Thus aided, Howe complet-
,
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6; iug;hter collies belon&ing to C. F. Sharp, combined to present
23 collie pups io the Sharp household within 48 hours. Ladv.
ng these regularly up to the first
Week in July. \� here -a long, open
i kdc himselfa suit of clothes�witt
The most curious thing about
above, had a 10 -pup litter, four more than her mother had ever
"Not
fall is assured the the sumnier wen -
then not too hot; even peas -can be
It.
j
$ure. Df his ground,' be took bold
women as men.
;
produced. to be outdone,
two- days later, Lassie, below,
included.. With flowers it •t- advis-
steps to boost his invention, He
-gave birth to 13 puppies. At
last report, all 25 collies were
_.' able tp get well - started• plants, A"•
! ..challenged five of the most -expert
doing
fine.
little extra cultivation, chemical
I sewers in a Boston sewing factory
fcrtilizer acid perhaps some water-
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1 to a match.
M t- WaltDisn
CM BY e! i
f
ing during ' dry weather 'will push..
any late plantings along quickly.
, ALMOST ASSAULTED
,
•
They May Need Support
Tall big,,
- _F3eh,of them had to sew a certain
Howe
5,+'
ro"s
„
plants and those• with.,
strip of cloth, and undertook
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heavy flowers should be supported
to sew .five strips, torn in halves.
Qr they are liable t640 down just •
'before each than had completed his
a
� •
{ ahetr approaching' their most beau =
one strip.
t
tiful development. Winds aiid heavy
spins can wreck havoc with such '
To .the amazement of. everybody'
-
'
-things: For -bushy -.flowers hike
Howe finished his five seams be-
f . ,'•:•• `'
peonies, wire bent in the shape of,
"fore the others had .completed sae.
}
4 hoop and supported about a foot.
But threats instead of cheers
-
or so from the ground is excellent. "
followed- the victory. He was ac=
For slender, taller plants such as
cused of trying to take-the -bread- -
tomatoes, . d a h I,a a s, •.ielphininths,
out• of the mouth. of the honest
_
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w
_
three to six foot stakes are recom-
working -man and narrowly- escaped
,
fi
•
-- mended.- These•can be stained green
or brown and won't be noticeable.
-being assavlted'-b the-an
g' Y the-angry- mob: -
- 4 , - ,,...
w •�«•. -• y{
.
In tying plants to these, very soft
However, he managed' to get away
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4
twine or special raffia .oc • tree are _
. with the precious machine under his
"Foor guar's been marootled those
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I
used. The main thing is to support
anti:
two dsyi howl ,V
firmly without binding '1n soft
The experiences of . Howe • and
pleat too tightly. _ ,
Thimonnier were almost identical,
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TO SAME Ft= ON THE RANGE: : = ,o�* `• i Y �
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:'Offer These Advairtaggf SAAR.
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' 8° ft open range hopper pellets are not blowa-Qui d; THURSDAY,#FRIDAY, SATURDAY - JULY 18«
��' •� $. Lola from sRilling and billing but is eliminated. e ' spilled on
Wg2'TBY ground can L* picked up readily by the birds. 4":+�;., TWO OUTDOOR SMASH HITS
f4, Birds cannot pick oger the feed for certain more pa]atabib ingred- _ _
THURSDAY. FRI., SATURDAY , ienits. They•geti a completely balinci6d ration: - *M'� '� � �'�
JULY- 18, 14, 19, - . 6,, Pellet Il'eeds, because they are cdmpressed have less exposed sun M -
7.00 and, 0.00 -R_M. face to the air-thus retain Their vitamin content longer. - ; �l Starring — JOHPI WAYNE +` T
8ltowa At 8« PWIlets are compressed mash Ii appetizing fern the- bards like it. ` ,
Saturday Matinee at'1.80 P. M.
Mr. Soft Vouch i Pam=
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GLENN FORD and ;`SQUARE DANCE JUBILEE
- - rISVELYi� SEYES CLA R _ , - -,WitW DON BARRY and MARY BETS HUGHES.
MONDAY, TUES., WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Sack Mansell spent methods of canning fruits, vegetab-
Jalq iTy 18 and ig. the week -end with relatives near MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY -- JULY. 1T 18 19« ;
Last CAmpleta Show At •8.30 P. M. lee, chicken and meat, will be teat- , ,
Huntsville,
Mr, and Mrs. Don Hedges are Department �M�oi A�g�ic�•nlbt�e, nspo�nsor-
:Red Light leaving this Weekend to spend by the Brougham Women's In8_ ALL THE KINGS MEN the
RAFT week at Orillia. titnte, on Thursday evening, July ,
G� VIRGINIA MAYO Mr. and Mrs° Jack Badgerow are 20, at S.00 P. M. in. the Township
Eying a holiday. week at . Hall Hall. All are cordially invited to ae- Starring THE 1950 ACADEMY AWARD i
PLUS AN ADDED ATTRACTION Mr and Mrs• Ed. $oniface, and tend Chia Come and brings mend. ��
eon *are leaving today to spend a Mrs. E. Woodwara spent Sunday O C�WF0R
Cheated the LaW holiday at Rice Lake. Owen Sound:
The local businessmen are having The Strowberry Social given by - With TOM CONWAY and the rink scraped off with - the idelL St. John's United Church was a big a � f ' ADDED FEATM19- � j„�1` ; • j'
STEVE BRODIE it ma be used for the summer, as Success..Th eladies of the W. A. are ,
' s � tennis -court, _horseshoe Pitching to be F congratulated. The : tables' DO 'x(�u Love Me? - or other suiitable sports. were retM decorated with roses,
TSITBSDAY, FRIw, SATURDAY The street dance and fair last Fri- ' the strawbeiries were most invit- "�_ _ '
July 90, 21 and 21 � - .IN TECHNICOLOR, with MAL'REE„*I 0 HARA and
_ day evening, sponsored by the i'oa mg, and everyone enjoyed the del - � ;' t
Ch• • • al Legion was a big success. The icious supper. The drama ways well DICK HAT31ES " 1
ain Lightning Claremont and Oshawa football Pi8yea and the Buttonr p Women's - - -
twins in a return game ended up a Institute all tool their parts is a - ... _ - _ - _
8estr bg HUMPHREY BOGART - i_L Claremont had previously won manner their branch may well be T1�d'H;ZH P{1iflt�
and ELEANOR PARKHR by one goaL Winners in tl3e Lucky Proud_ of, and • everyone enjoyed it
teak RAYMOND MASEY and v ,mach. Zion Office Opener Evenings : Y Sim P. X
Draw were: 1. Glen- Manderson a` BstiardaJr and Holidays _. _ _ - - -.- -- iOAe P. E8.
RICK"D WHORE /Our annual S _ i
master; er; 3. Dols i�ullough, a Sun- � of St. John'i Chug h will held Saturdays � ��s F. IL i
- - master; . 9, Don McCullough, aSun- _ _ Am
beam razor. on uesday afternoon, July 18, at ple Free Parking
I YOU IBM =2WA Miss Viola Forsyth is spending a
" Greenwood - Park,' it 1.30-P. �,
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Phone Pickering 188 J ` 1 ' � da-ya with friends• in Toronto. We are sorry to report Mrs. L, �
' g Mr,- and Mrs.* Fred Morley. had Matthews ill m bed since last Sit -
Garrey Heating Systems all their (anuly home witb there ��• We wish her a speedy rec-
- , -an tine • week -end with the except- ov'°�'• �
iSveLSOOgh sad 1,nsmrtlt aappass ion of Jean (Mrs. McLeod), of Nova _ «•«-a ,
., Se and Installed - - Greenwood NO T I C E -t0 FARMERS ,?
R D a ent and Mrs. Henry Johnston -
q spent Sunday R-ith. Mr. end Mrs.` The maple of Greenwood are basq
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McFadden, o! Thornhill. with presentations to. brides there - - -
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Sheet Metal Works 11M S. Cook, of Lansing, is -now d t'8 , on Wednesday, -July 5, the _ CA �3H PRIC] "� PAID
spreading a yaw days with bet son Audley friends of Mr. and airs. Fred
9 and wife here. Brawn met at the home of Mr. and FOR DEAD OR CRIPPLED ANIMALS
4 Sear of Ptekerh>}g Nett' M :. and Mrs. Love and R ss Lave Mrs. William Brown and presented
of Toronto,. spent Sunday with. Mrs. � happy �a with a
Les■ - ExperhawaA Conners and her mother here. couple bridge set - - : .•
Ed. Lewin spent the week-
On Thursday, the Greenwood friends HOR SEB " 197.00 elach t'
Mrs. met at the same hoarse and gave _ -
�y end with blends• in Sand wood. the ne*ly� -weds as end table and - - -
The united service on Sunday more- � 00WS -4b.OaD itrold
was Pair! well 'attended occasional chair. Mr. and Mrs.
TACIi�1SED AUCTlONE1@l, �g y , -
ides evening service had s very few Brown are livir� in Oshawa now.
Pickering and Wbkby Twps. �, The W. M. S• Zneld -a very helpful
�ars4 Housebold mad Pr"011 Mica May Mdntyre, of Toronto, meeting on Thursday +last aLthee SMALL ANIMALS REMOVUD FREE -
&ales a ". ty _ _ vu the week -end guest of leers. IL
Pena At� titveia G, McIntyre here. Barrett, with Mrs. - Reg, Hoskins in _ . • : _
Whitby IL R, i - Pbone Wb. 814 A number of the Sum plant ern- �_• a� FOR SPEEDY PICK -VP PHONE
. ployees am at present enjoying s Mr& Barrett are members of one of `
vacation_ Toronto's leadin ehusches, et when
.�:., A�esan Team Wing Lurasa. *bev came to the country for the B.A.T 1\T�3R RB�N'I7�R�N'C�
• WaRer Trophy smi --ner they always he with the
Combination p y community work -hire. We appseo- :tea 1�.d.C�il�iC� QC•,�Zr� �.
hers ar- the- leesl -b_f Men's Trebles . ,ate then help et :,;..L.
r : pe al day was a success, L`th lgh notar- 'Douglas - — -
tournament o
00 although not as M=• and Mrs. Douglas Morden �,OCAi. REPRESH�VTATIYE''d PHONE 242W2r
• many as a�+e expected turned oat. vvieit+ed the format's 'grandparents �
t00MBIN�[TION DOOR In the finals, tare winners were: the- in the Hamilton District on the end 1
S_ PECIAL Agincourt. pla'yers•, 2nd, Toronto, 8, of the Week -n i
Me. 1 Pine Combination Deers Claremont and 4. Oshawa. w. Wm. Middleton it spending a
9 f46 8 by Q ft.. 8 s-Car Accident At Four- Cotnir, few weep with his son and Tam -
- with givaa and semen — i+�c ,uight nave been a mur.h dy u. 8..�.. ,to.
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more serious accident, resulted in ' Miss Edna Green ilk having a rest- ■ ■.
1 only a- few dented !'ands at '}:e ful, well-earned holiday in Hunts- • 1_• . .. a
Two er ea+e f a.o0 Fauei vice District ;Phone 28 - Pickering, Oot•
corners here last Thursday rright,
when these cars collided. The Woman's Association spon
N. M. Gordon A car approaching from the east . sored a fine strawberry social last PEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL g P.m
hit the bank end of a Rnu!h -bound week, in the- S. S:, rooms.. Friends.
�LUXBXR S car, bouncinx off it into in imt- from Oshawa, Claremont- and Brou- MEN'S STRAW BATS, LADIES' PRETTY' SUN; RATS a
w. r j.. bound tar. All drivers escaped uri- ghat attended. We all say -come AND BOYS COW -BOY HATS - 48c. to 10e,
'*' >lbesla hurt.-The_ were: Bill Towns, -, Lyb; Win- -- : XFN'S`-HELMETS
Brooks and Frank Rego. Congratulations to Mr.' and Den.
• - . Lloyd Pascoe on the birth of a baby MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS i
�BRO U G I-lA M
daughter. - Colours $2_95
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Elliott
i is family, of Michigan, visited the LADIES' MNVAS CASUAL SHOES' ,
a` Onnnerod brothers and. sister, . Miss Real Snappy sib' ;y,T5 .1
PIIOTOG.RAPIIER
� - The . W. A.• of St. John's Church*' Edith, leaf weak - .. - - - - - ' . • : ' � - -.
held tbin it meeting on the 'evening CANVAS SHOES AND SCAMPERS:: �
148 Brock St. South, Whitby, Oak of July 4, in the home of Mrs. Fied =.�•n F� ALL
PHONE - 8965 Cassie. Mrs. Geo. Duncan presided. Building Permits
Mrs.. W. Knox read the Scripture Mosquito Net Good quality with Bar, S yds. 500 yd
Lesson and Mrs, "L Johnston -play -
B -H Paints r�
ed the piano for the.singiug of the - j' 44PAY.TEX DRAPES" plasticized - a new'colorf1d
hymns. After the business meeting, p� P t
You wire lave. tine sew Pastel Mrs'' Lackey took chaige of the pro- Issued ,Tees. � Sa _ p '
gram and gave a very inspiring t� 40IIClI t0 fOl1T- CO tags ':-ONLY 1.19 ?
Shadw in the Egg -Shen "21A talk vn the "Christian Life in the 12.30 to 2.30
....tee• 9uiekl7►• Home" stressing the benefit derived WESTINGHOUSE G H O U SE Refri stator 1p
GI!7ITE9 by all who had Faith, acid she also
,HOT PLATES ' spoke of each person having toler- F., J,. PROUSE
GARDEN TOOLS anCe for others in daily living. Mrs. �i08r�*house 21G8dB a . WeIII$11oIISe
w"introduced g LAWNNOWERS RING
Pprayer. A SICKE � •
H RDWA R '�' social ti cookies waset a � the You ll _ ea�oy our self-serve Groesteri
h, lfirs° Shea is. in Brougham once _
AL IN 8VS88Y' Cora `Garden Patch'
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more at Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton's, •� E�IC _ ++�I�'��
Pict. N A good report of - the -first of July • �`l; .i pis V C _•
Ce]eliration was vise b those via- - o bottle '' - _ - =- -
Ju a►'► iting the Park t Pickering. The; Ti oiT>t!1 ' - - - -
%�� 6 - program by Mr:-'Al. Harvey amd his
1 ! • • corhpany was the finest yet• and vvas H H R 4 . Planters!_ Pea�gt 8iltte�'
�,. Man. You enjoyed by a large audience. • 8 . 4
� Mr. and Mrs,--Lackey- are- holid- ��r 8 •
aging the next while, and Mr. Dav- - - - • + . •"
.�., Pickering A MAROARINB (� 1 tb �a r W��r pepper
ison of Claremont Baptist,Church o�rawuur,rw.i.. .+
.� will again Preach for the month of lrrr _ !' -
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_ .July, at Brougham each Sunday at -
R.4 A..en. .�_
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