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-lot VOL. LV.III - :'PICKERING, ONT.
FRIDAY, AUG. 11. 1939 No. 51
• isa'�ssstastat 6ax1►:. � ,
Earl De 8 In Pick- DUNHATiTON
aled�eal y y - P GREENWOOD �GREENWUp� a
Eileen Allen has ;returned home r i
DR. H. O. P'E•ARSON-Physician ermg Townsh ip. from Toronto after taking the sum- Miss Pearl Hickson is visiting �l�Ls
and surgeon, Dunbat coo. :Olr mer Course in Music. friends here. `
RE: P'C?RBYTH, Oph.D.. Director In 1820 the. population of Omar ---�- Mrs. Win Sadler spent the week ISS6--t936
.Optonwt'csl Aswtfatpi000f ontr.lo cites NOTICE TO READ u
io Count was 875. ERS .ice with friends in Fracebrid e
-_ tlrwrd t,lembu of the Kmerfean.4lprometi:ra� y' � g
awsdsbm. Ewa esaadaed by appdntnsenC. About this time the fami.liies Miss Dalby of Whitby is visiting - J = �CHOPP4140
l�rre sew'Clsnacratr oar named were located in the south We have heard complaints `Shat her grandparents here this week. Monday, Wednesday and Count Fri
end of the we lave not advertised recent gar- „ ss Mildred Corbett is home
. lwoeei. y - Spencer, Ud- Mi
den parties and other gatherings, frau summer school in the city. WE GRIND FINE
ell, Jones, Wood, Yeak, Winters, We are only too glad'to insert such , Miss Edna Green and her C• G. Bran, Shorts and Feed of -a10
DONALD BUDDY Bt►rrister. Outer, Wilson, Webster, Brown,
�h Mira e p d b*Lbo late g,AM- Eves, Anderson, Albright, Church- notices is the News, but frequently I. T. girls are at the C. G. I. T. kinds,' also minerals and oiber
eW.aosw�iasol rcHows.wbluy. 817 ill. H•tbard, Richards, Richardson. we do not hear of them until the Camp this week. eoncentrafes for profitable feedior
BEATON, BELL (f ROSS Irish Quaker'- families - Rich- event has passed into 'history, and The W. A. met at the home of
eve-are not to blame. If these int- Mrs• F, Walls on Wednesday and kept on ban, �
8arrlators (t Solicitors mons' Wright, valentine, Reaz� ;
' Taylor, settled here about this erected in giving the:event public- Wt stock only the best Poultr �
�.J►BLrATCMI.K,C. _ T• - fir- quilted in the spare time. ---' . . ,
I L ROOKS BELL,K.C. Adel,28.38ce i William Dunbar from' Scotland, its send in as account of what On Sunday evening August 13th, Feeds and Supplies.
is to take Place we will do the rest the Missionary Department of the
1,1).P.ROSS founded the Scotch settlement of Tingly and gladly. Sunday School will put on a splen- �� _+•G7 1,ZEErj
72
JOHN L.POND $Taanto� Dunbarton, in 1931. Families inc- DUNBARTOhj did program at 2.30, standard time,
luded: Nesbitta, Annans, McGon- in the church. Mr. M. S. Chapman, LAND SURVEYQR
!`� U.HICHARDSON do Oo.. Harris- or-hie, Anderson, Kennedy. ' - of Pickering, will be the guest -
Vtte:s.sot►c: Nots�ie.etc.. suite sei�
-Dr. and Mrs. Taylor paid a visit F. J. DO:�TEVAIV
y�.t.fr Baps Rw!�Tdron:o btu rocoow. In 1834 Ebenezer Birrell, J. P. to Mr. and Mn. Alex. Thom this speaker. Come and help encourage B, A., gc. G, ;•
Titspbooe Ad.tea8: Fitt.,•ing vbae Am ad settled on the Ith Con. east of week. the S. S. workers. - L. S. On file are the records �
MGUS McMILLAN- Duffin'a Creek. John Miller, sett- - Surveyors Gibson and Arnold, 361
•• A*'riater. Sol• Miss Evelyn Westgate had as her B80L'GHAM g phone
r lhlot�ry Public. i k m u da steeec led at "Thistle'tsa" north of Br�u-
Twerte.'Teleobone Elgin s w8. Zpti guest for a few days her cousin, 198 fir• East.
. gha•m in 1835. Oshawa.
Miss Betty Baker, of Pickering. Traffic over the weekend was 1981, lay A
lal The City of Oshawa received its t.
name about 1840, being suggested The regular meeting of the W. very heavy.
,BRHHRT T. FALLAISB, L D 8., to a local council by several Ind M B will be held on Thursday, The Follow'a residence is pros- M. R ;"
p:t�.n•s.• Ge° of We Roy=, of inns from Lake Sen the Mme Aum 17th, at 3 P. m. at the ressing nicely.
D.
a.�Um.aw,ca d Toronto. g°g' home of Mrs. Alex. Thom, Mrs. W. Norton is a guest at
we.edd� 40= wt se. And. Oehawa, meaning - 'the . place T .
st-'s b. PSdtr5oft enc. o tssaet.o-9 The United Church choir are- the.-T. Norton home. InsuraIIC� Of All Kinds.
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•o.a tis'e me.r, (X-raa In the stream where the caiice was gain this Friday We are l
exchanged for the trail. starting practice a ad to w Hil
g welcome seat Rates Available with
_ after having a rest during the home frorn the coast.
- �attsis:,i" V ax,bo. Caaudian National Exhibition enough of July. Mrs. H. Malcolm was a Toronto
Rev. and Mrs. -Howie returned visitor the first of the week.. BeCnrity and BelVio9.
LAWEI'k
BEATO>!� • TOWNS HIR The playing of massed bands was from their vacation and Mr. How- Mr. and Mrs. Sherlock were with
. +ror,eatet cotamlgionar Dor not always just a matter of re. ie took charge of the sere in the the Bert Harvey's on Sunday last. 'Address Phone
;i' *�. A�numt. Etc. Issuer o beaming. Early in the 19th cent- United Church on Sunday morning The Brougham Fire•Hall is res- BROUGH�IM PUCK SIS
en.ea, Wb1tr.8le.ont. We are sorry to hear that 'sire
or�r at a great Royal review it plendent in its new coat of paint.
A, E. RICHARDSON was decided to have many massed Harry Westgate who is,working at I The Y. P. are planning a Social �}
regimental b.%nda play "God Save Guelph this sun3nner has Teen laid Evening at the home of Mise Hilda CHOPPING
GENDRAL iNSURANGE the. king". The breath-taking mo- up and under the doctor's care with Hood.
REAL ESTATE a sore hand. ON MON., WED. and SAT. only
CON V EYANCI N f3 '_ ment arrived, the conductor raised ( Miss Wanda Varnum and Elean= After flay 1st, 1939
his baton, and what' a terrific dis- The attenclrsnce of the Junior it Beer are holit;aying in Oshawa,
Iia ori estabAdsed agency, ready cordant blaring was there-no one congregation has been worthy of this- week. We have a quar tity of-Seed Oats(Alas.
to serve. bed thought that. the several mention this year, room is rtiadr , The W. J. Brown family of Tor- ka, Banner, and Victory), also$arkp,
' Zee, PicL 6Y00 _ bands' instruments were differ during the serv=ice f,r a C'hi'ldren'' . onto, spent the week-end
with Purina Feeds, Chick starter, Dairy Fa-
ent pitch.. Ice t'.SZ
lays Yf „d_ story $end t+vmn• after which any their people. tions, Dryeaa, Fig Ftcda ate. A full
. A Z 7[T and military ut the chi:lrrn wishin to leave do j The 1►nax boys; and .Mr. I;;no,r line of these avail knoRn teeeia
YY ry Pitch such a mixture iet g
would he unpcysiole, in fact, _ ..e 1'"' sump ,�irg to stay spent Gundav with the family ' at Chops hiotsssea, ;alt, Millfoods Sher
WOBNSSD AUOTIONEBR A>\D .die greatest treats a hand Iov- .iurircg the er..,re service. 3t. Geor .
VALUATOR er enjoys, is the :. Bain. Hog Concentrate. Mitera's, Est
ge
3 performance of WHITI:VALE Mrs. R. Malcolm accom hied
t3+alee.conducted Anywhere' dozheiiearof d at massed
famous such as - the People
Wasapa Beach for Mash Etc. '
Phone or write. Address 814 Dundas T. N.
Lo
O�kwOOd
Street, Sart. Russell a.•id Mrs. Parks and 1�J 111111 j,�
Whitby. Oobwrio. Tattoo at the Canadian National The Brock Road North, is open .
daughter,•Pamela, are visiting Mrs. ' to traffic a mile of new highway =P]Ce>r'1
J",xlisbihott. .
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' Miss Phyllis Manni having been laid. 5
_t j ng Mills
BT 'V4Sb $0$pliK�l WHITBY y ng 'and little
Doreen 13elen were visitors with uadte a aurnber here have. Keen DELIVER
ONT.
PICK#�'RI'�T
Government Laaneed WE DE
/� council appoi a form of summer flu. PHON b
`�titII St,' E. �tOu$V111A, Ont William Elliott, ise Hazel L Mr. and Mrs. Harvey -,
iotttstired detective Y� has been hol-
ida•in with her y were ent-
Pbotle 101 : inspector of file Toronto Police De- y g grandparents, 31r, `
and Mrs- T. Ha lin, ertrsiners at the Newman Garden 'M
Matertfity, Medical, Aon Surtical partTaent to the office of Chief of Party on Monday evening. -u' aw -Harris
Police of Whitby, at their meeting Mr Jones and family (save moo- g'
Cases taken y' g ed into t*e cnnt;e e I Mr. and Mrs, R. Witter return- -
�Maternity Setei-Rooth on Monday evening. He was thus- section of the ed home to Toronto last week - Repairs Here
em trarrr a }lac of forty applicants, 'hotel• We extend to thea! a hearty
Rata for 10 daje--625.]6 welcotre. with their daughter, Gladys All Orders Promptly-attend- :
kesirtered Nurses in attendance and He will be charged `with the tacit Masters Billy and Bruce Baying-
of re-orgardsing the- police depart- Another success due .to our tea- � Blackwater, have ren hol-
yl'
�hour service given. :led t0 -
ment -and placing, it on' a around cher, Miss Doris Johnston. All her ids � '
Awbulaoce Service "' pupils successful} sing at the D. Maus home. Coleman Instant Light
administration basis. He vas thus- Y passed the:r Ttse bountiful crop of raspberr- g
MRS.E.R. GOOC 25.37 en on account of his splendid rec- Entrance Examinations.. ies are about at an end. The
FOR ord in the police department of Mr: and Mrs. Lloyd and family has been fair through the season a stoves, quick, Olean and
Toronto. A large petition from the of St. Catharines . holidayed with
1NSURAN�E Mr. and Mrs. Herbert last The Happy Circle Mission Band de e-bdable.
residents of .Whitby was presented Robert and Her mak' will meet at the home of Mies An- pl
to the Council asking them to ap- Harry returning with vie Ba All Hardware at Right Priers 1'
SkRVICE Dint e 1 them Bayles, on Saturday, August T T g
w oo but tae Council thought it best to Women's Missionary Society '
. .Mr. and Mrs. Norman Iiia ac- ALVIN BUSHBY
�CYRIT select an outsider. will have charge of the evenin g
,LI E. MURLEY _ service on the 28t4, These arrange c mpan ed by _fru and Mrs. hiur-
o i j
phy of Sutton were Hardware . Tinsmith
FIRE... .AUTOMOBILE, LIFE .,.AUDLE'S' ment% are for the holiday vacation -John, , guests at the
ACCIDENT, WINDSTORM• of Ftev: J. R.. Beck, of the United . Phillips home on Sunday. PIC•RER.LN �
PUBLIC LIABILITY Etc. Ghurch, Mr, Norman Mechin, of Oshawa
The Sunday Schoo: and the W. and Mn and :firs A. 'lfechin, of PROVE '1606 •' ,1`A _
SEKVICE = ..'PROTECTION A. of the local church held their The community vias shocked last Sarnia, with their children; called
annual picnic in Green's Park, on evening when news was phoned
on Brougham friends one day last
Thursday. from the .Mates, that Lillian, wife week. `f �',0..
*� ,r Urban Blake is somewhat indis- of Laurence Hilts, eldest son of W. Gardens have 1,ren suffering
P due to the hot weather. A and firs. Hilts; had passed a-. �C
��
I 4 from .the long continued drought
will , .,e made at
Y and heat, The heavy rain on Tues;
H Mi(� t
Several of our. herr producers way. nterment v�-i HE1VIs�•'�s-+ =E'
sold thea product to a Toronto V'hitevale. ( day evening will do much towards I POO
firm, who were to pick•them up at The United and Baptist Churches .,
3 ' -: the door, but failed to appear at of R hitevale will unite in, ars 'ev- r o� t on yr '
evivisg h VITAMIN t! MINERAL TONIC
the last picking. ening service next Sunday August St J congregate elcom-
Mr. Yeates has ed tock their pastor last Sunday,
a� purchased a fat- 13th, at 7 p. m. in the United To aid in tire: j
who delivered an inspiring mess-
tory building in Uxbridge and will Church. Rev. Harry Wilson will 1 p g Preventaoa of Nutritional Anaszls.
Motor' Atnbulatsee, Day or Night fit it for the making of paper milk preach. There will be no service in age taking his text from 18th
bottles. the Baptist Church, 'Sunday morn-
Psalm; his subjects religion 'Prevention-6f _Ricket.9,-Den#d
P
Phone iBOQ �that woT}be�, ucr
Miss Graham, of Orilli' is ors_ in :but----Sunday Sehooi--will-be---belie Caries, and Tetany of Vltaat•;
iting-_her-nieee,-Mrs-*m. . -M.--Chip- as usual at 10 a: m. ect will 3Christ who vas". in D, deficiency.
- item `lin last week's issue
Irian, A happy gathering was held. at , An prevention, of Iodine deficiency
should have read Best . wishes ,
C ��� - • the lovely home of Mrs. W. A. 1 Building of Resistance
5 extended to Mr. and Mrs. Neil ix
Sgte Register Hilts, when the Mission Circle held ' Degeer, (nee Lila Hiltz) whose Adelicious food supplement
their anneal picnic. A short basin- manage place last week. A PPF
Funeral Director FFa-DAY, AUG. 25th. Auction ens meeting was held. Mrs, H. Wil- containing quantities of
- -
- _. shower, was--held-for the young- t.
16lDltrlil6 D6ale! sage of-household--furniture, house son conducted the Devotional Per- mins and Mineralafrequtntig }
people at the honne of Mrs. 'G. `A
and lot, also one acre lot and iod- The party gathered on the
r fttW0 poultry house, 15 x. b5, ir1 good lawn for a series of gaines'ao vac- Hicks". laekcng in ordinary diets.
' The Au at meeting
condition. Belonging to the Es- es. Then enjoyed a delicious lunch, gu g of the W. Small dose—Ease to take -
tate of the late J. H. Evans, will after which more games and inter. M. S. will be field as last year, as
` be sold •by public auction at •esting contests •were held. prise. a Re-union Picnic on the lawn at 24 day treatment,, $1.15
Prize-
the' home of Mn. Geo. Philip.
Clarern*nt on Friday, August winners were as' follows: Mrs. C. It 72�da 'treatment 2.46
25th, at 1 o'clock, sharp. Terms Hilts, Mn. Robt. '.Melrose, Miss Ed- is hoped old-tune friends of Brd�- , _
na Iia sham will avail themselves .of ,this
c on'\Real Estate ' and Furniture, yes, Mrs. Gordpri McKay, opportunity of renewing old acq- �+ JONES`c
. , Clash. A. S, Farmer, Auctioneer. -Mrsson,. H.A . Wilson,
tired
Harry Wil- uaintances. The meeting will be E. C. JO1�EJ I
.- CKERING
NEWS
Geo. Storey, and John. Scott, group voted
Clerks. Mrs. Cliff Pilkey and Mr. the day a great successl held on August 27th at 2.30 p. m.
Fred Evens, Executors.
_... ONE 68 r
V -
--- Stork MigraW" n
EXCUSE ME—
Has Been Traced 1
B U, T 6!G BEN STAYS o gave You Rwd Use Dyeing A# New Mwker s
- -- FRESHER AND LASTS o'• ' Method _
LONGER ! --� To what extent is the migratory
habit inherent in the Stork? What
Al ,/ are the limits of the bird's travels?
Make A Monkey Out Of Him European bird lovers are adopt-
V' 1 B Q A wise guy stepped up to the Ing many expedients in their of,
bus as it stopped the other morn-
torts to find out.
�`• �/ •
Ing and said to the driver: "Well, has been the ' • ,
For years ringing /
Noah, you've got here. Is the Ark chief medium of getting at.the real
full?" facts but' now other schemes are r
The motorman answered back: being tried.
— "Nope, we need one more mon- Recently six Polish storks arrive
\\ / key. Come on in:' ed at Croydon by air from Warsaw
—o— and they were immediately convey- M,,i,l�lyio�n of dollars in land,
isn't It The Truth ed by road to the Hazlemere Mus- buildings and equipment,
This the the time of year ,350 acme of rolling
to get out the golf clubs, ten- eum where Mr. C. I. Blackburne Land—and hundrgede of
nis racket the swimming suit, a well known British ornithologist brilliant attraction gath• 1�+
received them, Mr. Blackburne has ered from aU over the world
the fishing ofed and tackle, foro years been ,receiving storks, —science, art, music,
and riding boots — and then ringing and releasing them, but in �>�, livestock,industryl
go lie down under a shady regard to these birds he dyed their
tree, feathers in' particularly bright and
s • i I — distinctive colors in order to render
• Sh-h tllem immediately discernable to -
In his announcements one Sun- all watchers of bird life in Europ-
day the clergyman regretted that can countries.
i wants a flashing candy one is lim- money was not coming in. fast Dye Is Narmtess
ited to sugar wafers flavored.•with enough—but he was na pessimist. The dyeing of the feathers, It is
`
Modern wintergreen, lime, lemon, clove or "We have tried," he said, "to pointed olit, can 'be done.without
• sassafras. If, however, one does raise the necessary money in the �y harmful effects on the bird be•
Etiquette not want flashes with his candy, usual manner. We have tried cause it In no way tends to clog
r SY ROBERTA LEE better stick to flavors of chocolate, honestly. Now we are going to their feathers, but leaves them soft
ticoriee and cinnamon. Candy is see what.a bazaar .can.do:'
c and resilient, exactly as'they are Norssshow-•d �
not jest candy any more. This —o— in their natural state. even
any
1.—May a woman invites guest modern. age complicates every- No Alternative Birds Flew Off In Different Ranters, hackneys, anc�
to a bridge party, when she has thing! 'Kind-hearted Old Lady Directions prize h�ea�vvyy horses com�ppet- �.
never been in this guest=s home? =o=` poor man, and are you mar- After the dyeing had been•com• ingiabriiliantcompetitton,
2.—Where should a girl sit A1.SIFILM ONWARD lied? Dleted the birds were given a good
when she lunches or dines in a Last year Professor Ernst Al-
Beggar Bless my heart,, Teed of fish and released. For a
restaurant with a man? fred Hauser of Massachusetts In- - lady, do you chink 1'd be re- while they showed e. rominclthe h is
a.—What should the father of stitute of-Technology discovered a lying on total strangers for take their departure.from the huge
tke bride do atter he gives her new kind of wrapping material— suppert if I had a wife? grounds of the museum but event- 4
away. odorless, tasteless, impervloas to �— wally;one by one they rose into,the _ T.-`-•
4.—Isn't it impudent for aper- fire and corrosion by acids—made Generous Angus .air, .circled over Hazelemere and,
son in company to be unusually from bentonite clay and called lMrs. McTavish went to her hus- much to the surprise of observers,
_.forward, always wanting to "hold "Alsifllm'.'.' Alsifilm is'already be . band and said, "Angus, I had a pew off in different directions. On-
the centre of the oor"?—-! ly one bird hit a course which, It _ '•'ti__�` -= __ _'!`-
!ng used to replace mica (isin- funny dream last night. 'I dreamt it folalw sit ETA ETAO OA EA
5.—Ia it necessary to thank a glass) in electric,motor and gen- you .gave me a hundred pounds." on so � _
doorman when he opens the door crater insulation. "Well," said Angus, yon ve it follows it, will lead 1t back to Po and dinghy yacht
' =9 - race*, also
for you? The first Alsifllm was whitish been a grrrand wife lately, sc Ill land. Interna ower _ _... _
6.—What would be the correct and opaque, -like a tough vellum let you keep it."
races featuring the we:~
phrase to use when latroduciag paper. This quality suggested its falTse Il class andthrill.the
two women? use,as a durable medium for writ- members mo sea ��' is at
The law imprinted an the
of all mea is-to•�love the me most thr111tag s� � }�
_- Answers ing and printing. Dr. Hauser is
Handy Hints of society as themselves. man. Exhibition)
1--Yes;this is frequently done, now making another kind, from a For.Housihold-
One or the other must make the clay he discovered in California's
Amt move. 2.—She usually takes Dentn Valley, which is almost Duringdamp weather brass or- STOPPED
the seat that faces the door, and completely transparent and water- naments are hard to keep bright. I
� r�r o✓fff{/ _
3s supposed to sit opposite the proof—usable as wrapper for to, e
o a-. Rub them over with a cloth soakedCN •of MM�fll��t�
also e -
He is -
i
nar- bacco and foods. For ymek rhi,•t txa eshms
a sinal da
table is bright a
to When a y
e Wh
7naa if the in olive oil. ti:
place erimentin with this type as a Ms's4 +� •
—He takes his Pla P g easily rub- - tra, s•trQ�
8. i very s ssa.ed skin
w one. on this s ry y
,.
row copies along (3rsds,u �
i Premiot+m
a C �.D.
- O hOtO s d U.J)
for r
i L'>b
material sl i3r ia,
the possible P .w f
of oaai �i
ad iss®n w
.. •. me:t to his wife at.thee p . bed off and the brass can be c,ean- ' ;,•�tt�,a sad�b stop
first pew on the left of the church. Elms and automobile windows. ed in the usual way, as the oil bas �,o�`�uw&A sw.»rM. °r ` ;
e,—Yes; it is not only impudent atediscoloration. re" tads? or M.
PTI016,
prevented f �- •
'tent 'a display of Ignorance. Gre- The Dominion Secretary of *L
ville tells us, "Unbecoming for• State Department will be asked"to
wardaeas oftener proceeds from ,
„ rename Endymoion Island in the �P POSITION I T i O N ■ - , D ramalUn"Tho"smimse
ignorance than impudence. 5•—• Thousand Isianda in the $t. Law- w
This is mere) a routine ser- bet Isle Scotuah�'��- Familiar
No- y Queen Eliza h sus
_ ce River _ and dna
ren Q _ - ces.
rms hundreds of Favourite
vice that he nand in commemoration of the visit of BY a in GreatBritsia
times a day, and he does not ex. Their Majesties to this Eastern sad
- pect to be thanked each . time. Ontario district m May. QUALIFIED EER
Europe
6.--"Miss Allen (the elder), may QUA D ENGIN
When the King and Queen were
I introduce .Miss Adams (the in this country there was a sug-. WITH
YO
"' gestion that ane of the Thousand _
Islands be given to the Queen, but Nine Yeats' Experience m Construction and Selling
this island, like many others in the '
belongs to :the BOX 20, 73 ADELAIDE STREET, WEST
• • group, already. _, g�� •...
'What Science Crown.
is Classified*
iP[I'at FUR 9ALE
Ata:X rB RA\TED a�aaaa
:]Doing ,' RL RAL btAP7 WITH CAR TU SELL AIREDALES AND BEAGLE PUPl3; ,.6p�„_ago
0R among Farmers Threshers. • good stock, good breedlnB• Apply- ish igeoaalylav
e a to Adam Hartmann, Neuatedt, Pageant depietingaiaa's
Truckers. Splendid opportunity. Adverfisin Ont. Beare t for peace since the
Write British Lubol <:ompany, g76 time of the Crusades, 1500
141ST SPIKED WITH VITAMINS Bay Street, Toronto. pEK3UNAL oosfamed
The ility_a�_seiking'.' the ower CAiCh"S' —_— HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL — 1000-foots#gc oa a
_white bread, sugar and meat diet; unttxY—wuu1.D YOU MARRY IF
Mainstay Of low income classes, LOOK' AT THBSL•' CHICK BAR- sulted? Hundreds to choose from.
gains. Day ofd Grade A White .
GIRLS WANTED TO LEARN_ Some.with means. Many farmers'
with calcium and other substances -Leghorns, 87.50: Sono Pullets, 814. Beauty Cluture, taught In a school daughters and widows with pprro-
aecessary fiden-
for health was suggest-' 95; Cockerels, $3.00; Barred Rocks chartered by the Dominion Gov-
party. Particulars orr10c, condense ~
87.95; Pullet-,, Sto.95: Cockerels, iernment,'branchea from coast to tial. Canadian Correspondence
ed recently by Dr. H. H. Mitchell 8g,75. New Hampshire'Reda, White coast, hundreds of successful grad. Cluh. Box 128. Calgary, Alberta
nates. We prepare You for provin- i
of University of Illinois, at the s1i`7s'Coclkere ss3G.75.Ten day old 5: Pullets. vial and state board examinations,' SHOPPING
Pacific Science Congress. add two•cents, two week:old add rates reasonable. Call or write to
Dr, Mitchell said this might be three cents, three week old add Dept. A, Canadian Largest school, WITHOUT CHARGE ELIZABETH `
three cents to day old prices. Ex- Big Marvel, 358,Bloor Sheet, W.. Kent will shop for you in Toron• x
done by "salting" the dough With sevtra add three cents, three week Toronto- to acorea. Bend for description St.
., ( �l
Ca1Cltlm Or by increasing in the old add seven cents to day old free service. 45 Richmond St. W„ 0-0— -'
bread recipe the quantity of milk prices. Extra Profit Grade add one COLORED AND MOUNTED Toronto.
cent. Order Pullets and Capong. TIRES AND BICYCLES FOR SALE
solids,. which are high in calcium shipped COD. — Tweddle .Chick
content. Hatcheries Limited, -Fergus, On. ENLARGEMENT IN- PORTRAIT 82 UP, GLA
tarso. easel mount. Free with each- or. * RANTEED USED TIRES;
Dr, Frederick F. Tisda11 of Uni- 'der. Films developed, printed 25c. Bicycles, 810 up..Write for bar- DaAee on Canada's lar
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THIS CURIOUS WORLD 'Fye Wilson `
Sunday 1� _ � RADIO _�I. ;` •_y �..
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By MADGE ARCHER
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Lesson
I British Stateemen 'Will Broadcast Royal claims he offered facilities
Regarding, International Sltw
Of bthhee NBC to both Germany and
Ita
In an effort
present all
LESSON V111 Both NBC ands CBS seem to be aides_6f the questiontto NBC listen- y ix
1E,LISHA: A LIFE OF preparing for another international 'ers. So far, he said, he had received I %
- HELPFULNESS.-2 Kings 5:1.18situation—at least they aren't tak- no word from these two countries.
Golden Text.—Be ye kind one Ing any chances should there. be While in Europe Royal also ar.
to anoth*r._. Ep6. 4:32. one. Preparations have now been ranged for a series of six talks by HORN "M '•
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING completed by both networks to Hugh Gibson, former-17. S. Ambas-
- Time.—We have no way of de- bring to North-American audiences sador to Brazil and Belgium, now I OF AMiER jcA ;
-- -_ _finitely_ determining the time a flow o[ European opinion from' 'in London._These will be broad. ,HAS NO C,e�y
m racle-occurrea; -for— -pests-of-lkat contine
when this �it by lead- teat over NBC networks from var. a ���v�r AM)� - --
Elisha himself lived in the reigns ins political figures and stataemett roue pons ori the Continent.GO. + ,
of at least six kings, but wt should is an effort to present all aides of son will summarize the stivationLIT FOSSILS aS SHOW
the European situation to network and discuss conditions he findin
's not, be far wrong in placing this `yHAT A1WERlG4
s
event about 900 B.C. listeners. his travels from country-to coon I ONCE HAD
Place.—No locality is assigned Antony Eden and Winston Chure- try, yEIE'S •`
fin this lesson telling us where hill, famous British statesmen, and I Sim P_ 0V'
these events took place. Syria, of other important European political Kaltenborn To Go Abroad—WIN THIS ANTELOPE
Broadcast From London On His
course, is directly north of Pales- figures, will discuss the internation- ',NOW LIVING
el situation from Euro Regular Evenings
tine, and the Jordan River flown Dean capitals Columbia on the other hand re &N AFiQ/Cq,
Colm
between the Sea of Galilee and the over the networks of the MC in
Dead Sea. Aside from this wq the near future, John R. Royal, cantly announced plans for as ser. J
dal tour of Europe to be undertaken ��N�
cannot more accurately locate the vice-president in charge of pro-
` .ptace where Naaman me', the king grams, announced recently on his by its veteran news-analyst H. V. SOMETIMES
of Israel. return to New York from a ten day Haltenborn 'who will be leaving on CAUSES
trip to London and Paris. / August the 9th: During the threePf'ff�N _
1. The Need of Naaman and How ,
weeks he is abroad Kaltenborn will _
He Was Potrsuaded to Come Eden and Churchill to Broadcastinterview leading statesmen is ; Tp GR,ow
To Irssel For Help Regularly England and on the continent, re- ? 1 C.L.lRIOiJS
1-4. Now Naaman, captain of Eden is expected to speak from porting the results-of these inter- x s 14AI.FORMeo
the host of the kink of Syria, was LoAdon to the NBC*radio audience views on his regular Tuesday and TUSk,�-
s great man with' his master, and on this continent, twice a month Sunday night broadcasts. -
.honorable, because by him Jehovah beginning In th'a middle of Sep- In between his London 'broad
had given victory unto Syria; he tember. Churchill. will speak at casts Mr. Kaltenborn plans-:to fly ;• 2 H
was also a mighty, man of valor, least once a month. Royal said he to Paris, Berlin, Geneva, Brussels,
BUT HE WAS A LEPER. And was,sot at liberty to mention the The Hague, Warsaw, and other im- CWa,siasre,cnscsv,cc we yp
the Syrians had gone out in bands, names of the other European,states- portant centres to secure first hand THE pronghorn antes '
and had brought away captive out men who will join in discussion of Information do conditions abroad t iTH ope is unusuzl in two resperts. First, It _
of the land of Israel a little mai- the present international situation, for use on his programs. glratly from the present-d:,y ;,ntclopes o[ Africa. Second,
g it molts Its horns a=UWIy. a pt•ocess common amongantlered
den; and she waited on Naaman's .TO BE HEARD ��L-• but unl'--rd of am_xg tb'nsc ani:::-', .::-f be: horns.
wife. And sZ a said unto her mis- _
tress, Would that my Lord were 'Ing, Go and wash in the Jordon Farm Broadcasts, CFRB 1.05 p.m. - - _
with the prophet that is is Sema- 7.
seven times. and thy flesh shall Mondays to Fridays; Farm.Broad-.
ria! then would he recover him of come again to thee, and thou shalt, casts. CBL' 1.30 P.m. Mondays to VERSATILE INVENTOR
his leprosy. And one went in, and . be clean. Saturdays; August 11, 8 p.m. CBS,
told his lord. saying. Thus and Naaman had great pride, the re- Under Western Skies 9. p.m-
thus said the maiden that is of the cult of his exaltedosition in S CBS. CFRB, Raymond Paige
ria and
Iaad of Israel. P Y- 10.50 p.m. CBS. Believe It Or Not HOUZONTAL Answer to Previous Pussle 16 He was.as•a
so was to receive vt les- Ripley August 12. 10.30' a.m, 1.7 Alva , operator in
TLe young lsraelitish girl, who son in humiliation; that is why - Pct operator
`was now a slave in Naaman's pal- Elisha did wm gd-out-to Frim. Atso - Inventor. I I ihiw
ace sav, day by day, her masteT's he.had to learn that he owed his 8.00 �P.m.: NBC, CHL, Jimmy Dor- 11 onal. p� 17 To forsake.j
Auff.:rings and she knew of Elisba cure not to any magic touch from sey's Orch: .,-..• 9 p.m., CBS, Your leaf. 1 19 Seeress.
ithe Brea, prophet who had sue- the prophet, but solely:,o the w. Hit Parade ..:.. 10.15 p,m:, CBs. 12 Gashes.
pow. ! Y1 20 He Invented.
� seeded Elijah and who was doing er of GodCFRB, The West Remembers 1S
. working through him. Light blow. ' a—plctare -
wondetful- work and was wieldi.Ug Ther: directions an4 treatment August M 2 Rm., CBL, Chamber 186
c Concert Warble. nor I Machine.-
Music 4 p.m.,
great authority in Palestine. seem given to test Naaman's faith. CBS. �• 22 Health spring:The whole thin was humiliating CBL, 3o You Think You Know Mu- 19 New England IDSA 23 Obtained.
6-7. And the kind of Syria 8 3
said, GonoSte ...... ? p,m:, CBS, CFRB, The Al. town, famous 26 To decree.
now, and I will send slat- and seemed unreasonable Eo Naa- ibi Club _.... 8 NBC, CBL, for witchcraft 27 Overall
ter unto the k' man. So he turned and- west p.m.,mg of Israel. And Chase and Sanborn Hour �•
he departed,and tcok with him ten sr,:y in a rage. "'""' 21 Eats a fabrics.
tr-lents of silver, and six thous- 11-14. Then went he down, and 10' p.m.,• CBS,. CFRB,. Grant Part �'• 39 Things
and pieces of gold, and ten than- dipped himself'seven times in the Concert ...... August 14, 9 p.m. CBL, 23 Gam• distrained
Jordan, according Don. Turner's Orch• ...... 9.30 p.m. . 24 Behold• -�42 Average, 3 H
broughtsaying 25 Soap. Coat of d �Sel Hodgepodge. 92 Electrified
gee ;e raiment. And he sr g to the as is of CBL, The Down Easters •,,,,.10 p.m. 4 Pinochle particles.
the fetter to the king of Israel. the man of God: and his flesh Carnation Contented Hoar ...... Au 27 Adot• 4S Distinctive scot 33 Organ os
saying, And now when this letter came..again tike unto the flesh of a S• 28 And, doctrine. �'
4># 15th. 8 p.m., CBS. CFRB, Human ale• 4?Dad. sight.
us cc-me unto thee, behold, I Piave little child and he was clean. 29 S Spanish.
Tun nearest route from the cit
Adventure•.....• 9 p.m.. CBS, CFRB, 41 He invented a 48 Ear ra He invented
35 commonplace.
stat Naaman my servant to thee, y We. the People ...., 9.30 p.m., NBC Early. 38 Form of "be"I
that thou mayest recover him of of Samaria 'to the Jordan valley large of 50 To scan, the
40 English rola.
his leprosy. would involves journey of about CBL, Alec Templeton ..... 10 p.m.. devices. 52 To incandescent
p y. And it came to pass.. NBC, If I-Had a Chance ...... Aug. ' 44 Strome Neat
-hen the king of Israel had read twetay-five miles. Not only in the 16th, 8.50 s 33 Silkworm. 53 Go on (music) 48 To long,
the letter, that he rent his clothes, journey to the river, which was p.m.. CBL. Goldman 34 Monkey. _ S,4 Venom, 7 Electrical .49 Genus of
withcut an Band ...... 9,30 p.m., CBS; CFRB, 36)ro t
-and said, ltm-I--6od,--Ec-Fill-$-nd._ y display; and merely pa on. ,S6 Tltroujit, -. term. swans.
I to make alive, that this man doth terminated in some lonely spot on Stadium Concert .•,... August 17. 37 To deposit. i57 He was a 'S Enraged. ITP Herb. .
send unto me to recover a map of the river's bank, but alio in the or p.m., CBL, CFRB. Serenade 39 To laugh - trained 9 Hall
tai leprosy?; but ---. er, prep -reperted dippings was the faith of For Stria a ..... S P.M., CBI., �`o- - lOAn aperient. S4 Plural.
ronfo Prom. l0 m., CBS. 41 Groundless �3>8?iCAIr
you, and see how he seeketh a Naaman put to.the test. p 14 Bode• 55 Nickel. 4
` CFRB. Columbia Workshop „,_ fright. k$xcessfve Pear. 11 Railway S6 Jumbled type.
quarrel against me: Naaman'. Gratitnd•
.10 P.M., CBL, Kra[t Music Halt ,:.,•. --�
Leprosy was considered by all 1L-19. 'The miracle of cleansing
Oriental people, and rightly so, a had resulted not only in an entire
Irving death. The Mosaic law healing of Naaman's diseased Stones For the I "
''clearly declared that :*• was God body but also in' a mellowing of Rock Garden
alone who could make the dead his nature. IC is true that he flew
._,dice and who.gave life to any hu- into a rage because of his pride
man being. Thus ''ie king of. Is- 'when first the prophet's message -A cheap imitation atone for the
rael was dismayed and angry when was brought to him, but once he rock garden can be made with'.
Naaman appeared before him and had_be a cls c cement. Place some ca- --
knew that he could not raise the appeared and the foremost desire ment in a-tub and adct water- until _
N dead in his own power. Nor would of his heart was to thank the,pro- a creamy consistency is secured.
be give comfort or hope to Naa- phet for what he had done for Then immerse some big lumps of
tnan. him. His cure convinced him that, coke in the cement solution and &1-
8-10. And it was so, when Eli- the .God of EI'sha was the God of low them to remain for a few min.
sha the man of God heard that the the whole world. 'So he returned utea until they are well coated. 40 {
king of Israel had.rent his clothes, to Elisha,with his companies, his -When the cement has set place the
that he sent to the king, saying, horses, his chariots and a numer. lumps of coke in water for a few
Wherefore hast thou rent thy ous train of attendants. But Eli- days or leave them.where they will
clothes? let him come now tt, me, sha like a true prbphet rafused be e7posed to raid. The imitation .
and he shall know that there is a any recompbnse. stones thus made will be found w _
•prcphet in Israel. So Naaman The story of Naaman shins quite good for the rock garden.
came wiih'his.horses and with his how prayer, and faith in God will
'chariots, and stood at the door of give us a new birth of ,spirit and Calcium should never be taken
the house of Elisha. And Elisha cleanse the filth and heal disease with meals if it reaches. the
• .sent a messenger unto him say- which_ befalls us. "tummy" with your food, it is of
no'.value.
POP---:A Waffler—One Who Worms Out a Living _ = - y.$ J. M -
ILLAR WATT,
IIID YOU SAY HE -
_VAS A e'NAFFLGO" WORM WHAT A MAN .WHO MAKE$
WHAT'S t M I TATOR ► i
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IRAs, lf3t, try'Thw I#etl sTw�f:•v. IarJ��3 •..... a
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proceeds to Fred Wright's for ;a
•
TENDERS WANTED Wednesday, August 16th. EDter- loon; thence to M• Dunkeld's Con.
tainers' Postponed Garden PsrtY• 1 Friday, proceeds to
x;
, for night.
l for the purchase of the frame shed Green's Park, Greenwood, Aug•1 C Lig own stable where he will Pe'
?erg t at the rear of the Co:z>�tY Hall main until' the following Tuesday
i1r1.46 ; ; Paid In advamp 1 Claremont. Tenders to be mailed to noon. ;
<, Hub tip United Ststds I tl+� undersigned, to be opened oil ARNOLDWPLD DOCS, the t
SHALT
Saturday, August 19th- Lowest or Cklestnlxt $elgian Stallion, (Enrol:
sad GR. ] is adva:lea. any tender not necessarily accept- Vo. 3422, Form 3) the property of
ed. Allan Reesor, ,Markham, R. R. 1;
JOHN tm
M U R KAR. Proorleto r Alfred Mole, Secretary. f , will make the season of 1939, as
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL Park Board, Claremont, Ont. _ 1 follows: Monday afternoon, June
0 5th, will, leave his own stable, Lot
-- 3, con. 4, Scarboro, and proceed to
(continued from last week) ; if-11y VQn$L11t
o dad let me show Wilmot Shea's, Base Line, Picker-#
Roads and Bridges Committee Phone or dine ia, for night. Tuesday, at Ben.
W,D. TWEEDIE, you hAw Bret' Chicks meds rca. Ing, Pickering for
" paid, the following:-C. A. L'alsdon 0 profits for poultrymen last yam• Bryant's, Con. 3, g
7,25• Geo: Todd 7.50, E, Pilkey 3. ;g, jI, j, Pickering Personal attention, prompt noon, thence to his own stable. On
75,.Frank.Berkey, 3.75, :`sal Pet- dd" Thursday morning, to Win. Nichols
On Rooting for Barns and for
t y.75,. A• Peity 3.75, W. Holmes : 's Ha Lt G. Wilson, R, R. 1,' Myrtle Stn. Sullivan's Corners for noon, thence
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vetrou Y
'7.75, A. Pilkey, 6.75, R. Morrish PIANO•TVNING Houses, Ea '; to the Woburn Farms, Markham
6.75, Walter White 1.75, W Spar- �,vD Track, Barn Door Hardware, Road for night. Friday to Chas-
row 7.50, W. illiller 4.00, D. 16-
Nun-
AND Lift Eze Garale,Cementw,ork Entertainers
Party, August i6.
Tapscott's Axmedaie, ' for noon
-ro 2.fi0, Ed. Andrew 2.00, J. D -ctl kinds of 1,epalr work and Car enter work of all thence to his own stable until fhb'
. .
, L• kinds. The Pickering following Monday afternoon. Textus
Colletto 6.25, Ed. Collins 9.25, -- $13.00. All accidents at owner's
states 19.25, Walt- Brown 1025, K. C. S. MacDONALU Dealer for Eastern Steel RKE�" risk.
'- W• Cbse Ave.. Toronie -Products. MEAT MA
Ward .10.25, Geo.'Green 19.00, _ -
--- -Thompson 16.65, R_ Lynn 12.50, G. jone Lakeside 1502 -
Baker 6.25, R. Wilso_36.25, Thos. OrderP taken at NEWS Office Let us give yott as estimate on your ATTENTIONI
Beer 12.2 R. Gerrard 625, Joseph Kequirements. We Carry a full line Of
Hilts 5625, Jas. Griffin 57.00, S. Fresh ----
Stephenson, 35.00, Jce'; Valentino -- - - k G avef
53.75, Walt. Hardy 5325, B. Burn- and
Brock Road r
ell 50.00, C. Reynolds 50.00, Amb. Pit
Hastings 68.40, Lorne White 63.76, res . res Cured
A. Lee 66.?5, Go=d• .Spenceley 2�,• Crushed Pit Run
00, Peter Nighswander. 11.25, A. J. -- Meats
Taylor 14.75, A. Annan 7.50, J. Gravel
Booth 2.00, Geo. Pugs 2.00, aid. Han Measuring Glass our delivery is at your seri-lee
Pugh 2.00, John Moore 2.00. W. J. Sand and Grad
NI Donald 6.00, Wm. 3icTaggart Graduated f lr Spoonfuls. PiBte, Cnps, Eto. Phone Pick ifi20
30.25, L. Lye 4.75, Roy Ward sal. CLAREN ZE •SILK #one
and repairs 155.71, John Petty 1•, Villith Easy Visible Red markings that w^n't Dalivere3 or Loldel Ira Pit
15, N. Smith Belting 4.9ii, W• Pet-
ty 27.10, Shell -Oil Co., 15.00, Can. OpIDe Off. Easily worth 25e, at any Store. . Utopia. Universal Peace and Free- PHONE: Plant, Pick 1026
Oil 7.4Co. , Sh Canadian Oil Co.. 275. dom, the Pageant at the C. N. E. Toronto office Howard 6471
oo, `Bruxzsier Mond, cal. . chloride. Every woman" will Want one for her Pau". � thin rear♦ Aug. 25th---sept. 9th.' JOHN BOURNE di; SON
--1043,86, Chas- Cooper.._r>;pa
Pairs_etc_, -- •0iven FREE toevery Customer buying 5 gals. -
"-so, C. i. L• chemicals, 414.00, E, ROOPPNG SPECIAL
Ormiston, spraying weeds. 84.10, gas, or more, Friday Lk Saturday, July 21& 213 ,
Frank Barclay 47.50, 1. Purdy 5.00, BROCK 3-1 std. Wtht. Asphalt ShIBXWS
lift. Gee 3.25, Wm. Brown 2.00, cec- lus tax 13'HEATRE =6•� kr .5.,
i, Pascoe 4.00, A. Harlock 18.80. �asoliile, 16C. a gal. p 3-1 Hwy. WskA- Ash halt
WIM
Wm. D. age WS='TTdY a.81f per
Gorden McKay 5.15,
H. LiscOmbe :,.TR+r OUR UNCLENE Ott. NONE BETTER All first saality TOnontO AaprsM
• .2.00, John Bayles tractor, 500.00. PLENTY NOT 71S GOOD Htaltbfuily Cooled by 'Vat .Roofing Co. Shingles, Is Istel
Committee on Relief paid the Washed Air. of 5 pre. or Over.
following for services and sLx�l3es ��PER ����(��'�` Ali Sh>w? Daylight Saving T'Lme
._ Pickering Dairy 11.66, S. 'G. s jr'a+.+• �/a 1 j Prices subject to ehsn=e w
- Morrish 23.71 Roy Morrish 29.80, TFlURSDAY ErRICiiY di SATU12DAk nonce,
M. S. Chapman 19.80, Mrs. Scott ;AUGUST 10. 11 and 12 a PICIKERING .•.
13.00, E. R. Woodward 6.00. Eaton I 7-wo Chows, at 7.30 and 9.30
Go. 8.10, Township Scarboro 5.21," sty
Twp. tiTorth York 72s, E. Gannon
•,,�
.Saturday Matinee at 1.30 - LUMBER YARD
15.74, Ernest Baker 9.80. "STAG"ECOACH
_ �'OACH�f
- Committee os Contingencies paid - _- m . a g - _ a,,s i COCKSHUTT
-the following _ B. Jamieron Ct. CLAIRE TREVOR
Fees, 4.00 Thos. Gregg, ditto, 4.00, '
Judge Coleman, ditto, 12.80, Pick-
Judge
TREVOR
tint- ENROL. N�� ANDY DEVINE �f tooering News stationery and p ; 3 C,t:ORGEBANCRl3FT Frost W •
- lea 22.25, Toronto stamp Co. nog NEW DAY SCHOOL TERM • AUGUST
tags, ?.71, Whillier Co. off'ce suPP- Wedassda7 Agency'
lies,,36.1 3, Thos. Brown sal. 20 00, 3 2 SCHOOLS I N T O R O N T O .- °
Attend, Canada's largest and most ENQUIREABOUT M may' Tuesday
Hugh .Pugh, ataire, 00. Don. r�i School. .rgESE SHAW _o .
po lo. - -AUGUST 14r -Stock ! Parts on Hand
Beaten, sal. 125.00, Wm. Chea- Students come. from all parts of Canadi First Show at 7.30
ter nal. 60.00, L. Tllow
. Johnston, sal. to enrol in SHAW SCHOOLS Day and COURSES Last Complete Show at !3150 O° above ��
60.00, Jack Andrew, cu'tipg weeds Night classes (also courses by Corte- 6t.tt•graf
lik spondence in all business subjects). Out_ o kk /; » �tpletpents on Cztllbit In aeasas
15.00, Flank Masers. cutting weeds. standing• results in Accountancy and "Hotel Imperial Plows, Bowers eta
�2.�, Wages, fighting bush fires, Secretarial Courses. Students receive as'S, swlwe• '
Fire Brigade. 25. individual instruction and practical. ex High a..+e■ws V
61A0, BroughamEmploy
secr•tarlal WITH '.THOS. L I E
fl0, Arthur Boyer, Weed Inspector, perienee in model office. Free EmployBanking
alrnt Service. Baaine..Organizatlae :.isA MIRANDA
28.50, County of Ontario. re hose- Cost weeeaneLag Claremont, C)il#.
itAl. acct-, 273.78 androther lynf oorntation catalogue
oeHead Office- )RAY MILLANU
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• !HAW SCHOOLS, 1160 say sr.• fefee/O - sbeue K1. el ! GENE LOCKHART Radio
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Specialist Shaw Vocational Guidance Directors will be in atten- !tp 1t R•
Eyoggllt Spee ";ff Phone 5201, PICKER
t>17 gMs, (opo, p• 0.) dance,to live you advice.and .intelligent guidance a3 The Grand Champion Clydesdale
i Oshawa. Ptaene 1616 to you choice of a career. No Obligation. ' Imported Stallion, 11AWKRIGG _
SLF:CT, (27348), (22476). Enrol.. J ... .O'N& ILC.
By being constantly a medium - No. 3298 Form 1. the property of 1�•,•
whereby much of this knowledge is Oscar Wilson,. Brougham Ont: will FUNERAL B11tBOrOR AND
passed on to tha p"ullic, I hope to K r y trunks the season of 1939 at his own ,I��BAL�iiLR
,be able to impress you with the stable. Terms $15.00, Payable 15th guccereotit to W. J. Mathers
V alue of this great asset - vi'sion, � >: � � C� w �r� � ;;_ �.
hi° ` ' January. $1.00 off will be allowed
f9to iflville
t when you have 'it, when you �, 1 to parties who truck their mares.
• 6-�_ c P and Day3arVice
have perhaps regained i*,. you will ak tr l J usi on jaintain it and do ever;thing in u: l Mares from a distance will e t - deoee
nce 8 near Ph R vier to appreciate �t. There ) i ` � en care of at reasonable P ' 9801
you po ' ' : The Black Pereberon Stallion,
Are many wad s that thigcan be - t
1 done. If you appreciate its; value, �OR EVER y Hickory Lad, (Enrol. No. 1Ree-
_`�G Isi�EV_f�o s Form 3) the property of Alii}•Ree•
r you ill not attempt to correct or N 7 gI K 3 sor, will stand for service at his
;randerestimate it by attempting its I �/ w P Htt' wRY
over a bargain ecunter �`�r �r� l b O R i> L t L own stable. Terms $10.00 -
errbytlmail. This Ls public we r. ��pRBg pytytt? r : ...... . x:;.. OMIiODOR). _AGAI1 the i
C '
�� aulsEw s DAYS AMER CRYIfI KANAwHA HOTEL choicely bred Clydesdale stallion,
.,and if you are competent to assist ISLANDS wASAOA PACK
`' MMKOKA LAKE �"tw"SM1N°?ON i 3.OS •8.60 (26812); the property of Root. Da- PERMANENT NAGGING PAIN
- 'ft by wit' device of a self-tesang foe, of Green River, will make the THAT FRAYS THE TEMPEC
_31.15
nature, why do the leading univAqr- t S.4O ASK FOR YOUR COPY aP - Tues-
sities take from two anil a halt to TMESE PRICES APPLY FROM THE DIONP1E OUWS --VACATION TOURS" season of 1939 as follows: AND NERVES, ..IT MAY
TORONTO AND INCLUDE, CaUlsE ON LAKE NWMIHO p.urlbfng 30 D.ROhtful Tou" dffy, May 23rd, will leave his Awn YDU,R EYES,
five years in their courses of R.turnffore by motor coach "20.50 CelsulcOur T'ravelBureat, n T•Oceed
training,to those qualified to E C- pnr,t.om.r,m.ols and,tote- For Tours o r.Awd stable at Green River and p H TUCK. O PT. D.
room or hotel occommodatbn RESERVATIONS
- amine and correct the eyes of ti-e ,aborad by y Pana,,, ,nuu be made in advance t0 John Barnes, Cheoceeds Bert C.
O F. a
public. We. train the hands, ` ti-e co1APLM INPOWATION AT night. Wednesday, pr DMlley pp.
F.A, Lot 19, for Ills
voice, the' eyes and the mind -- all CTF,R�: HOUSE PHO\E d�00 Acldord's, COn- 4, oltby's
vo thane are linked with the use of noon; thence to W• E. H 08HAWA, ONT#
We eyes. The eyes are the most ill- • l l
as. :ret►. S►LLia aslr�:. •. n=zdflit `
,yed and the =Det '--l'= :.a"'
- ••rf, .. ..-"tea .. �. ...� .,,...,.. ..•...� .. _•. �-st_~ _�., _ ._ _ .--. � .� Tom.
lCLLABEMONT aiagtoa on V► y " of last 1 Sunday instead of in the evening. Entertainers' Bis Garden Party,
-��' -• -�-'- ' . week, and fa. spite of strong comp- , of instaltiagg pompe,• and then Rev, Harry 'Nilson will preach. as Greenwood, postponed to
al, etition made a high for two wing, per'
Different groups of our Local Wig'third Prize for the day. A very pretty wedding took 'Wednesday, August 164L
bowlers played in the Civic HOIZ- place in tabs United church here BIRTHS ,
aq
Tournaments. Ma Kenneth Morley while heli-
daying with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff. on Tuesday, August 1st, when -- �
,r Mr. Nonan Banbasu of Cold. Pokey ins-.the..north country, � Wss Margaret, daughter of Mr. B0rn, 'at the Brierbueh Hospif�l,. HfCvH QU AGI TY
' water, is viilitina his aunt, ']ffss. S. and Mrs. John S noel of Clare- Stouffville on .Tuesday, August fith, ��
RumAb taken suddenly ill and .rushed to a y' 18,39,. to Mr. and Mrs. lack E
wont was united in• marria
4'oxoatd 1, for observation, mond, Brooklin, s son. `
Mrs. Bvel+R►y spent last k but eras We to return to his home James Delbert, son of Mr. and
with relatives at.Brooldin' and Cot- 1 here in a`few days, without fur- Mrs. Douglas Booth, of Stouffville. ..SYSTEM
:;umbus. ther serious developments arising. Rev. J. E. Glover, of Hastings, JNOt1C@ t0 CrCdlt01'i AND
Rev. and Mrs. Augustine are at formerly of C!sremont, • officiated. Transit Sound
their cottage •at Kingsville, Ont., Church service >n the United
Church in the morning during the church w� prettily decorated
d their month's vacation. ... Eric G Donee Estate
during with white daisies, fern and rose-
Miss Clara Neal, of Toronto August. It is expected that .the
open-air service in the evening will Pink gladioli. During - the aigNW Car Advertising
spent the weekend with relatives of the register„ Mrs. J. E. Glov- Creq� of Eric C. Jonest of
` 1 e continued, weather permitting. Pickering,--a—druggist, who died at
ogre. er sang 'Because', and Mrs. Har FOR G?1RDEN PARTIES, PARKS
A Mixed Doubles Tournament 'A definite announcement of this g Harry Pickering, on July 16th, 1938, are
evening service will be made at :Portes' played the weddng music. requested to send particulars• of -.-- FIELD DAYS ETC.
on the local Bovrlurg 'Green here, The bride was given in marriage their claims to the undersigned be-
tonight (Frida the morning service.• g g WILSON RADIO
nigh y�' Don't forget the VGirls' Softball by her father, and was. becom`ingiy fore August 15th, 1939, after which
'Mira. M. Chandler spent the end Tournament and Concert on Satur• 'attired in,turquoise blue sheer with his estate will a distributed a- BROOKLIN, ONT,
of the week with friends at ,Viet- white hat, and carried blue and Ino
day aftenoon and evening. The pro- ng. the parties entitled thereto; -
oris Corners. j gym committee-have secured some White cornflowers and laby's and the executrix will not be lia- Phone to r 1L
Mr. and Mrs. Hooey, who eve breath.'Miss Margaret Booth sis- Ole for any claims of which she
excellent local talent in addition to g ,
: .been on their: annual vacation are thA band music. Seven teams h ve ter of the groom gas bride's maid, .has not then received notice. COMPETENT - RELIABEE
;expected home this week. and was attired in orchard sheer,
Mrs. Heustead unci family, of entered for the baseball, coming as >
Y, white hat, and carried mauve and Doted at Oshawa. August 1, 1939: RADIO SERVICE
far as from Lindsay and Weston.
Vassar, Mich., visited with the One or two more teams could still Pin cornflowers and baby's breath. W. E, N. Sinclair, K. C
formers, sister, Mrs. "Chandler this Mr. o Spencely; brother of Bank of Montr,,LW Building, Osh- Expert Service on all makes
be accommodated. Come along and g,
week, the bride, was best man. Messrs awa, Ontario.
do your bit towards the upkeep of of receivers
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Barber Wm, Jones, of Sandford, and Earl Bring your d Ssvei.
our Commurrity.Park. sets here an
_-:"ispent Sunday' adth friends at Lake of Stouffviile, acted asush- Stock of tabes always on hsnd.
With the closing of the factories •
Simcoe. ers. A reception was later held on c a 1
in town, the Bowling Club are fac- Raseli W. Gra
- Mr. and hiss. David Scott, of the lawn of the bride's home. The y, — Bron haat' Oat �v=
ed with a w8ter supply problem. 8 s g
Locust Hill, and Mr. Smith; of Ux- ` For some time, they .have been us- bride's mother received. in powder p j' a
bridge, spent Sunday with Ms. ing the system which originated blue sheer with white accessories, ' Law Motor Sales
and Mrs. W. G. Scott here. at the well on H- G. McIntyre's and a corsage of mauve sweetpeea $pys' slimmer SWe_ters
i� Mr. John Fleming bas been sub- t
a severe heart condi- and baby's breath, and was assisted +
�ering from property, Dir. McIntyre, also ren- LL LL
wn by Mrs. tooth, mother of the groom 50c. each lCSlrysler-Plymouth
-dering the service, of pumping the ..
tion, and has been confined to his rester to .the for the Club. who was attired in navy blue sheer '
bed for some as s. green Boys Camp shoes, $1.45 Deale ;
Y The Club'anticipate the.. Contin- with navy accessories and a Cor-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barclay and sage of pink s�weet� 8 air
. ned use of the. supply, but have peas. Following �. p GOOD USED CA 9 '
Mr. and Mra Robt. McLeod are now" to install a pumping system. otor'trip to Northern Ontario„ �Qn's JIM ) h Q3i, , GOODYEAR TIRES "
vacationing for week at the Frank The happy couple will reside in 0 1 65 .
Baker cottage, at Lake 1{oushog. This will require some study and ILLARD BATTERIES
_ planning, as there are' always a Claremont. Mise Spenceley' taught a pint _ ;GENERAL BLACKSMITHll' b ,
Mr: and Mss. Chas. Sintzel, of number of conditions to be provid- at the 7th Con. school for a num- n SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS
London• Ont. have been spendingMen's Sport shirts with Give n, a�; on a New yr kUeed Gar
- a week with the former's grand- ed for. and is not merely a matter ber of years and both.she and Mr. . ,
father, with
Richard J. How. Booth were very well and favour- -short sleeves, $1 00 ea. 24 Hours Towing SWA= '
Wilber, of t ably known here, and have the
Mr. -and Mrs. M. J. Wlineinsc. 20c.
Toronto, have been visiting with The BealBtore.C�arel>�OII best wishes their •many friends.. Men's Eos
+ 1S , Gordon J. Law .
25c., 35c.and 50c. a pr.. pha,�
'tom latte�a-'-saa�ather, Mzs. E. flee- PHONE 931 GREEQ� RIVER
C -,.on. FURNITURE C. O. Bradley
P�g>�RIY4' ONT411
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Dickinson We me di•plpving an attractirs The service of the Green River
have returned from a 'week's hol- variety of Church will be held at 2 p• m. next PboneiPick 2904
' Way at Lake Koushog, in Hah'tur- Aluminum wad Granitewcare Eta.
,,ton District. Furniture and FurcRare R. G. CLTNDTj!� �
Moveitwe. +a'r���i++�e G
Mm Duncan Morgan has been }. n - ,
visiting friends in Cleveland. but. Prices low. in keeping 'with'times. 4 �ye O 013 «FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1j
was required to return home as j INOTTER V
:account of the illness of Miss Ef!'- ..w ePrivate Ambulance
Day and N•ght Swrvice
e Miller. NOTICE
We do Building of all kinds
Mr. and Mrs D. Pugh visited Pbone,9000
it:e Les. Fesaby family, of Send- CARPENTERING. #� ltalverm 6000
-*.e es Sunday last. Mr. Feasby
CEMEiyTFNQ: MarKllil • �t. -
- -has not been enjoying the best of Our tracks paw your way every • tl! lea -..PLUM BINQ p
health of late, but is now somewhat Y 1
�aproved. COAL, GOKE. t111 Eti and '
The regular monthly
In of Roc�FINa ,Farr s Elevator
i`
the Women's Institute will be held WOOD, CEMENT, We also sell Brantford Roofln
,bn Wednesday, August 16th, at 2.30 BAND GRAVEL Empire Bathroom ` Claremont, (Ont.
p. m. at the home of Mrs. Frank bdaterials,
'Carson. A good attendance is re end ', In simpk but sten de- 'e Egntpment, Duro Water Phone — Ree• J38 office Wit
quested. Each member to bring T sign tva can' furnish Systeme. Beatty BINDER TWINE 6Ob FEET
_ BL 1LDER S SUPPLIER memorials that will Stable Lrgoipament
other Baildin
The Brock Road, South has been alEo local eartage work ! Aim from every g Materia $7.54 per VW,
opened after being closed for n stux1poiat In dignity Estimates Free Wheak $21„90 Deliverer
We have wino placed in stoct a full of appeasaa:ace our
week, re-surfacing same. There is Work Guaranteed
la.E of MAPLE LEAF MILLINGwork throngh the apses°tet :'F J FR,OIT SE ,
now, a hard,' Clean roadway to be Spray. ..8Sd, is britt
driven on, and although net as COXPANY FEEDS.
6mooth sa concert it makes an ex- Na Greater Tinhorn ' Roofing and Fencing
A W� MITCHELL N. W. STAFFORD Phone.
cellent surface. • • t I ;,Anything in Seeds and Flog
Mrs. Fred Evans, Mrs. Wm.,Birk- Higbwq Monumental _:.PICRERING, ONTARIO
%ett and Mrs. Fred Cowie took part Pickering, Ont. Works
�• .a� :Vhitby Oak aPECIAL PRICE .
..,in the Bowling Tournament at Can- Office phone i 400 Residence 632 Kingsto>a Road West
MdbbUy Udl S x alL.0
NEW
- W CHAMPION _
Implements :_ ' :• .' �� - _ _Barclay-Transport-Trans ort '
Y P Firestone Tires while the present
Sales and Service so.lc.
stock lasts
between Cl-rem n Btoaghaa
- �- a
+,c , Oreenwood. Whitevale Toreatr
and ;~
_. .Large stock of all sizes.in used
uF drivers are trained to be earei'ar •
• tires on hand.
•c .;.-,�• courteous and reliable. - •
• �: - "•' - '---"' ' Be
Speesure.3o gen your free Gift Couporie.
lal Rates vii Lasts Didaoee
r ' . hauling.
Y all. to lairda ALF. MOLE, �C_ laren ont.
No girder toe small. None
All altipments Insured and preteens PHONE 3201
from the weather
Tab Clara ar;
mea anoperated� xt, a
VEAL CALVES MANTED
- ' Frank a._,Hardaaal
saw :• . �:.•� • .• ":, .•. ,,. .. ;.
he new l�liassey-Harris No. 16 Bind- Maple Lea,# Mutual Fire 5 E LL YOUR CALVES AT HOME
er, the best for all conditions of crops. Iasuraace cos --Save Ti me and Money
Man new improvements rovements make this C+w n s W��arm and CooWn t
Y p r . . `=--:We havea, buyer at the farm •-' ._... � •.,f, .
:old favorite still more.popular. w d term Insurance e. bandb , _.:.MOND,A Y, TUESDAY AND 3
►
A full line of genuine' M.-H. Repairs. ,,a•`' i».. aln.�a.a
fa` - WEDNESDA YKiodk
A number of used machines on hand. w ';.e '/CKE'R/l1lCFARMS'
` �/UaNN L• GIILLMAN BOWMAN a ROWh LIMITED
r 14 �DROUGHAM, ONT. ?base INA 3 R is
alt
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..� Tom'. _•�
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I;-„ ,w ed no pity'oa misfits. . . . Cool
'
SERIAL STORY For o course Mies Miller must it Makesa• A'_= ��6 �,yti,nk
know. `t L s i
��'�NTERN E TROUBLE CA SWAT. Tans : d Don't let her get you down,
sisw sa:rtvieg. INC. - , kid," the other student nurse ads-
wised kindly. "YoWre one-up that
By EIinore Coworn Stone st:e even let you touch her equip-
•�� •.
ment. For a probe, that's rating
" AST OF CHARACTERS est. Right Laparotomy with Miller. And isn't she the
?RAN DEARBORN—boroine, stu- I�oowa. Right.•. . . But, my dear leading lady:of this hospital?"
• dent nurse.' She ran into love lvhild, _ you're positively white But Tranquility turned away
x
and trouble when she"met abogt--the mouth. How often - with ice at her heart. In the
t pR. BOB BENCHLEY — hero, must—" stimulating contacts of the past
handsome, young interne. He _ "I kno•-•, Miss Miller," Tran hoar she had almost forgotten that E��� ��
keeping up blurted. "I have no professional she w•as a tigisfit. When she got • T
had trouble, tow, p i
with brilliant poise. but working with you iback to the dormitory, o1 course,
s
— she would find the summons from —
,DR. STEPHEN' SARGENT—head soso exciting that I — well, I Miss Armstrong; and that would
surgeon. Dr. Sargent'* problem 'just forget about everything else." g' Peach Conserve
:wan something else again. Miss "Misfit" be the,beginning of the endue
Ready For Regular Duty { 3 "cups ripe peaches
Last Weeks One day Dr. Bench- . For once,_out of complete in- pace bees in the dormitory, she '/• cup crushed pineapple
toy suddenly crushes Tran in his eptness, she had said the Light noticed a light in the demonstra- 1 grapefruit
arm*' and, frightened, Tran tool" thing. Miss Miller's smile was al- g 1 cup raisins
UP to see Dr, Sargent standing in most friendly. tion classroom. She had almost
forgotten that tomorrow she had 3 cups sugar
the doorway. She (lees in terror. "Well, I must get back to my R ] ?r{ cup chopped or rolled pecans
sliest," aha said. "*low Iwon- been scheduled to demonstrate be- +-+ z' L
CHAPTER V p fore the class in nursing procedure Scald and cold-dip peaches,.
der, Dearborn—Miss Smart is as- eel. Add pineapple, add grape-
= Unprofssional Conduct The making of bed with Patient in L ( �, f p
All, the rest of that day, after sembling the sterile articles fol'' It. The Bath of a Patient in fruit, sliced thin or ¢hopped very _
me
—I wonder if I can depend on 'ry Q fine, add raisins and cook until
the terrible Top` Serge had aur- you to get together the unsterile? Bed. . . . The Dressing of a Patient t✓ mixture thickens. Add sugar.and
prised her and.Bob Benchley in you'll want—,• in•Bed. . . . Preparatd,of Patient -
�' the instrument room, Tran waited for General Medical trmination. By SADIE B. CHAMBERS cook until it thickens again. Add
"I know," Tran cut in breath- the nuts and cook for a minutes.
drearily for the summons to an lessl "Collodion. Two tourni- It was to have been a sort of
interview with Miss Armstrong— y' final test before the granting of Pour into glasses and cover "with
euete. ' Tissue forceps in two per PEACHES paraffin when cold.
that fateful interview during cent Lysol. Flask of normal sa- her cap. Getting your cap This weed I am dealin with
which the director of nursing y meant that you were a full-fledged g Peach Butter
would tell her, regretfully but line. Board. . . . I looked it up cold pack canning in detail, severs push and removes stones of
when I heard it was to be a trans-. student nurse, entitled to wear s a] simple peach recipes and the
firmly, that she was a misfit. . - fusion. I ho you'd let me gray striped uniform, white cap, about two dozen peaches, but do
ped y ever-popular peach coa.erve,
not remove skins. Also wash and
. A "misfit" was Miss Armstrong's help.;, and white bibbed apron ready
etighemism for a student nurse for regular duty in the wards. COLD PACK CANNING remove seeds from one grapefruit.
Miss. Miller looked faintly an- Having given you something on Have washed 1 cu of white rais-
who ailed to click. The demonstration was to have g g y g P
noged: When Miss Miller was canning methods and syrups 1 ins. Put all through the food
_ Late that_sftern taken the full class period. In- g
along a corridor on an errand to graciously pleased to notice apro- stead of "Griselda,' the dummy, should like to give to you in detail chopper. For every cup of pulp
bationer, she did not like to have my method for cold a'ck, which use s cup of sugar. Boil for la
Central Supplies, Tran almost col- Anita Seibert, another probation= P g
her words snatched from her lips. method was tau me while visit- minutes then add one cu of a]-
' "tided with awhile-coated figure. er, was to have served as patient. taught P
pr. Bob Benchley halted her by Finally she smiled with ironically' You always had to demonstrate ing in one of the fruit districts. I monds which have been blanched
the simple expedient of hooking raised eyebrows, with a living patient before you, use it for all my fruit with but and chopped. Cook for an extra
his little finger through hers, and "Well, well! Our-little Utility one or two exceptions--I prefer 10 minutes., Put in jelly glasses;
seems to be running on all six to- Bot your cap.
. murmured swiftly, 'Heard any- Trar. and Anita had planned a currants and blueberries. done in when cold cover with fiaraftin.
day. . . . When you finish, you're the open-kettle method.
thing from Armstrong'." full-dress rehearsal here this eve A Peach Shortcake
"Not yet." to go dtrectly to the dormitory. ning. But Anita had been"sick in The rest, however, is done by cups flour _
"Maybe you won't,". he encour- she added, and moved with her bed all day. Tran had taken it this method and I have found it 4 teaspoons baking po-edei
aged her, but his voice lacked con- erect,,lithe walk out of the room. for granted that the rehearsal was does surpass any for simplicity; i/i teaspoon sa;t
viction "Top Serge dressed me Tran drooped. She had dream;- off y "Spoil"I have never had an fruit " il"
2 teaspoons auger
"down for both of us—`unprofes- ed of being allowed to watch the Nevertheless, seeing the light under this method and I think it % cup shorten::og
transfusion—from" a respectful under.the door, Tran paused out- incomparable f6r extracting that % "cu milk
eional conduct'—'interference with p P
nursing discipline' were some of distance, of course. But who was side. She couldn't quite face the natural fruit flavor. 1 teaspoon nutmeg
his rhetorical high spots. . . . I'm she to hope for favors with a thought of going to her room yet Peel grid prepare peaches, which 1 or 2"eggs, optifna:
wounds. 11aven't death sentence _hanging over her anyhow—with that summons from should be ripe but not too ripe. Mia flour, baking powder. gals,
- stili licking my y -
head? She would have been sure
time to tell you all about it now, Miss Armstrong waiting for her. Cut in halves or quarters. The sugar and nutmeg. Cream in fiut-
but"—he glanced warily over his else read pity in Miss Miller's eyes„ Perhaps Miss.Philbin, the instruc- kind of syrup you prefer will be ter. Add milk gradually (egg if
if she hadn't known that "the leis- for in nursing procedure, was in your guide for the quantity of used "ma he added to milk after
shouldex—`"when _are_. y_on off g p q lT y
- _ iutpY" the demonstration room. A talk sugar used. If thin syrup cup beating). Toss on floured board.
"This evening at eight—but on- with kind, humorous Miss Philbin to 1 cup fruit, medium % cup su- Roll limhti; and cut into individual -
ly till ten, of course." .-Shirtwaister His Novel would buck her up a lot. And per "gar to 1 cup 'fruit and "if heavy cakes. Cook in's, quick over and
At ten, without special permis- jam haps Miss Philbin would know equal measures of each or if you when done split and butter. Place "
sion, all first-year students must what was going to happen to her. desire a heavy syrup, that is a between sliced peaches. which
.be behind their own closed doors. By ANNE ADAMS If it was to be the worst, Tran little -different. replace half the have been previously prepared and
"Meet me at Borden's at eight." knew what she was going to do. amount of sugar with corn syrup, covered with fruit sugar. Put on
Le directed swiftly. "We can slip She was going to dress herself up preferably white. Place required Tither half of shortcakes decors,.ing
Borden's was the drug store" y ids Borden's as he had ask- cap in the bottom of jar. 'Alter- w-hi with more sugaYed peaches and
over to the ark. in her best and meet Bob Bench- amount of sugar recording to the top wi
Bu uta g• within one-half inch of to .of jar. Have ed cream. h Pie "
le o '
around the corner. Well-re Int- _ +� ed her to do that cocain If she ante fruit and sugar layers until Peach
.ped probes did not meet internes at was going out of the hospital an P J ve ready a.9 inch pie crust
(Borden's, or walk with them in her oar anyhow, she might as well It using pint jars 1 use the one- which is fight and flaky. Fill
the park—not if they really want- have a little fun on the way.. half cup measure. Fill the jar with with f real►. peaches. .which have
ed to get their caps, - Tran opened the door and .went cold water until overflowing, then been peeled and'quartererl and '
"No," Tran flung over her in. If she had only known it, her Pu ttops in place and tighten; turn have beat sprinkled with fruit
shoulder as she tore herself away. decision was one of"the most for- one turn to left. Place in steam- sugar. Cover with a simple boil-
But the knew she'd have a hard tuitons of her nursing career. er or oven. I do mine in a process ed custard.- The custard should
time living up to that "No" when. a (To Be Continued) cooker and let steam for twenty be prepaied in advance. Chill and
he called softly after her, "You'-
tighten
Remove from steamer, when ready to serve cover with a
tighten io•ps and"invert to test for a la er of whipped cream sprinkled
re the sweetest thing God ever ` �r y PP P
Imadt, Agility." Light Clowns leakage. The •next day I repeat with chopped"nuts.
"You're Positively White" • the steaming in the'same method
She hurried all the more after { For Evening and for the same period. Be sure Your Household
"ithat, because the errand was for _ ! __ -- to test again for leakage. Do not
''Miss MlIler; and "the icicle's" Soft Feminine Materials Used let jars touch either in beaming or Problems
sense of timing was uncanny. She. the oven method. When cool store Have you fussy eaters in your
!knew to a split second how hug With mid-summer nigbts lust in cool dry place. family? Do you'hace trouble
it should take to get from any right for dancing and good summer ' providing s varied and interest- .
giyen spot to any other given spot bands playing, there has been a ing menu? Do your cakes tail?
In the hospital, and back agai.ni r rush for evening gowns that are
Bible, they say. for the air to keep Then write, enclosing a "stamp-
When Tran got back with Ehe �' moving through the tine pores of ed, self-addressed envelope to
sentimental summer-lah. Nothing the bag, which is necessary•1f'the Miss Sadie,B. Chambers, care of
tray of sterilized dressings from dramatic or stark about t2 ese frit-
the Autoclave—the great cylin- ly, floating dresses. cleaner is to keep on operating this paper, and she will endes-
- ' most efticienily. , e roar to solve gout prohlems.
drical steam sterilizer—Miss Mil- Materials are thin and fragile
ler, with the assistance of Miss no heavy cottons such as pique or Don't worry_ when your vacuum
third-year student, was
kitchen-curtain ginghams, and you cleaner begins bringing fuzz out of issue No. _ r39
working in the service or `
roe
the corridor from which the pri- to get a white satin dress. Chiffons, of Carpet !Manufacturers points out
nate rooms opened. nets and tulles. old-fashioned organ- that this is loose ends left in dur•, C
Right now, Tran knew, Miss-- dies and crinkle-weave sheer cot- !ng the weaving. Regular use of the
,1ldiller was on private duty- The { tons are the order of the day. vacuum cleaner will retiiove them
PIS one of the doctors from, 1 Some Can't Wear Ruffles within a shdrt time.
-Saint Vincent's board of directors, The girls who can't, abide — or
Sometimes a short tcft.will showTV VA rilyl
had specially asked for Miss Mil- wear --ruffles are chooatng silk Itself above the carpet surface. Do
ler. jersey, and the frocks are mostly not pull it out, the carpet makers
For Tran, that alone""invested 1 the two-piece match-'em-yourself
advise. Shear it off even with the
Miss Miller with a halo. But, on kind: a full white skirt topped with surface.
p of that, the case avas one of a Kelly green blouse, a pencil blue
r. Sargent's. '. That lent Miss d/d!< one with a lipstick red' polo shirt.
Miller wings of glory. Tran for- �l$Q With these, chokers of gold links Cucumber" dressing "adds a de'- �Vs� RUS 11A Wt her her worry in an ague of sag or triple-stranded white coral us- Aightful fresh flavor to summer _
ierness to please Miss Miller. Dashing all-round-the-town this ually are worn. salads. Mix half a cup of finely
When she hurried, a little' summer will be more fun with this chopped cucumber with two-thirds ,.
breathless, into the service room, spirited youthful Anne . Adams ci a cup of salad dressing Or
Dail -Care of"Rus mayonnaise, one teaspoon of mine.
Miss Miller was saying, Of all shirtwaister, Pattern 4180. Just y O
tke patients in the world, do imagine it in plaid gingham, a
ed parsley and two teaspoons of
-:are the biggest babies. They're checked cotton or linen, coolly Housewives Advised to Clean finely chopped green peppers. _
�¢+�•l�ways sure they're going.to die._ topped._off by, say, a snow-white c"My_ _
B,Ie's diagnosed his own case a collar. The beltlesa princess-effect _
jdozen times in the last six hours." lines give your figure lithe grace;' Vacuum clean your rugs and "it DOES last! good IA a pipe l"
"I know," Miss Smart said. the skirt briskly flares. Be sure carpets every day.,That 'is the ad-
"Miss French had one last week. to following the clear sewing in- vice given by a group of the lea - HANDY SEAL•TIGHTPOUCH-1Se
Believe, it or not, he insisted on structions ac Ranging this easy Ing carpet manufacturers. They
taking his own temperature. How pattern. say that abort use of the vacuum 1/z-LB."LOK-TOP'`TIN-60e
do you manage yours?" Pattern 4180 is available in mis- cleaner daily is far better than s`., also packed in Pocket Tins j
"Manage?" Miss Miller's blue ' iss' and women's sizes 12,-14, 16, longer use of this convenient ap-
pliance t
",lyes held a glint of cool amuse- 18, 20, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40. at less frequent intervals. �r '
pent. "I treat him exactly as if Size 16 takes 3% yards 39 inch Dust and grit" do not have the
be were a bricklayer who would fabric and '% yard contrast. same chance to work down into the °*a
of know a clinical thermometer Send Twenty Cents (20c) in
base of the floor covering; where_ D y'
�.om a stethoscope. After all, I coins (stamps cannot be accepted) they act like little knives, cutting 1C0
stn the nurse. If—oh, here you for thisAnne Adams pattern. the fibers when they are stepped
sire, Dearborn!" Write plainly size, name, address on- i
She turned to Tran. and style fiumbe'r and send to
Empty the bag, coo, after each
use and brush It inside and out
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BUSY: Not since the days of massv s y tal to the manufacture of airplanes
settlement of the.western rairies y " �+„ and metal for war machines, has BECOMING A PLAGUE +
have Canada's imm ionpautho- y � yky been broken with the announce- Hitch-hiking is assuming nuts- t
igrat s �i: s r.`
rities been as busy as they are ` r " ; % ! went by G. EL Babcock, at Burling- ante proportions. At convenient
today. However the character of ton, Ontario, that he is head -a corners, forks and intersections
• theiactivity is,a little different. 9E ��g s M� '. new firm foi the manufacture heading
the hitch-hikers stand singly, in
In the old days their job was to 'N ` � 'a; beryllium alloys. pairs and. even groups soliciting
'cacourage foreigners to settle in .. �/ ; lir. Babcock states that the new rides—and if they did not get so
Canada and to make the Dominion `k , plant will be erected near the in• much encouragement the breeds ;•
their home.
"w. ternational border at Niagara Falls would soon die,out- Many of
i At present there 'are many re- and will use beryllium ore from de- them could wet: afford to travel i
atrictive clauses in the immigra- ..
�� posits in the United States. by rail.but prefer the-road, being
tion laws but since the first of rile '" �" '3 He states that the new plant will optimistic to believe they will be
3' y thus ensure Canada, the United picked up if they wait long
enough. The hitch-hiker is a
year approximate) 2000 settlers 3
pro-
have been able to get through the f
States and Great Britain a steady
tangle of immigration red tape supply of the alloy for the mann• duct of the motor age. People `.
with which Canada's boundaries w facture of war and induatrtal mach- befoTmade•their own way the days q
:are now protected. Thes,3 settlers % inert' breaking the monopoly form- before cars became common. It
are self supporting and are bring- erly held by the Reich in this field, `
ing new money into our Dominion " r is a species of begging, and is
practised by people who would
1nhich is the chief "red tape" re- . never dream, and have no need, of
re-
quirement of .the immigration Herds holding o their hands for mon- ti
Darry out
' department. The largest group a" �r� et'.—Stratford Beacon-Herald-
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came from the Sudeten area Grow wy0lning
of Czecho-Slovakia. The second a TRUTH!
.largest group consists of Catholics y '" ' y •'Y`` "Old Cowhands" Dying Out Kicking�is Veasie than pullinfrom Nazi Germany.- The small- but it doeve the•load.giest group is comprised of Jews ';a; The milkmaid is replacing the Edmonton
who-have fled the Hitler persecu- cowboy on the broad plains of Wyo-
— 3i
)nous. mmg• . COURAGE IN ADVERSITY
Pilot William Hodges of Toronto, and Roman Braun, manager of Peter- The great herds of beef cattle -'
g Chinese are inclined to
SCOTLAND YARD GU S boro Air Services, had a miraculous escape from death' when the sea- Many'
plane in which they were flying crashed into a field north of Peterboro,sea-
still are there— behind fences now take a philosophical view tha: the
1j AGAINST THREATS: The great- Ont. Pilot Hodges received facial lacerations while Braun escaped with a —bat dairy cattle are growing in. invasion of China by the Japanese
gest campaign in the history of severe shaking-up. number and Wyoming now ranks is a blessing in disguise. It has at '
Scotland Yardw 'commenced last fifth in the U. S. in the production least brought about unity and it
week in an attempt to- guard of Swiss cheese, with an annual has shown that China's armed for-_
against threats of new terrorism "Angelic" output of 1,250,000 pounds. ces are b no means inferior to
attriflited to the Irish Republican An$e11C Fa>S�lllOn Formerly Frowned Upon MilkJapan.—Hong
y
po those in Japan ' Ho o ese
Army. N T A R I O Trend cattle ng Kong Pr
Immediately after' -the King's The hard-bitten cattle barons of
SUMMER ROMANCE -
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Assent had-given the police broad- ' UTDOORS with a view to giving the little 50 years ago frowned on milk cat-
Assent Many a romance that began
er powers to curb the LRA: bomb-- girl fashion trend a hand; tle, and raised few other than for'worthy splendidly beside a splashing wa- .'
ing outrages, they began rounding $y VIC BAKER of its daintiness, "Angelic," a new their own supplies of prodhcts. And terfall at a Sommer resort has
vp suspects for deportation—pos- and, sweetly tender erose shade of with the present decline in beef ended miserably beside a leaky _
ONTARIO CREEL CENSUS p markets and the increased trend in
aibly on warships—and;put special creme nail polish, is offered Gre- faucet at a kitchen sink.—Kiteli-
guards around scores of famous A creel census has recently been ated especially to accent porcelain the state toward agriculture, dairy ener Record.
buildings, These included the p y interested parties in delicacy in dazzling summer
eom feted b cattle become more numerous each
Royal Palaces, Westmisnter Ab- Eastern Ontario which shows that whites, ethereal pastels and gar- yE87• LEGAL VERBOSITY
bey, Government c4lces and. Par- the average catch for the average den party sheers, its pale, innocent The .verbosity in the phrasing of _
liament' Buildings from which y : our legal documents can be traced
-- fisherman is five fish per day. rose adds a diabolically, ingenuous - •
tourists were banned: About 15,- The census was based on 15.000 note to town, country and beach C � ! g
Canada ►7Ct8 directly to the scriveners of the
000 police were involved in the creel census cards collected from ensembles alike. Angelic is care- seventeenth century. For penning
precautionary activities -in -the fully designed to conceal nail de- Example le r"fly' business contract
„r( anglers during 1938. These 1.5,- � s, .legal writings ,
London area alone. fects, and impart a surface as and such documents q g
000 anglers fished 48.408, hours , the char ed
li PULP: Canada manufactures' and caught 92,967 fish, thus aver- smoothly lustrous as that of a South Africa their clients for eve'•y word-writ-
about thirty-five per cent. of the aging three and a third hours for Ming vase., ten.—Michael 1. Toll,in the Week.
world's supply of newsprint-and each fishing trip and catching 1.5 Oldest and Y st Sew.
exports more than all the other LITTLE HEttR--ECHO!
countries. combined, according to fish and hour, govertvog L�
g t the 15 000 fishermen re re- - Most people will echo the et: in
O y
repre- And You e
the recent- "Canadian Resources sensed. 4,330 were trout fishes-, Canada is 11he, oldest self-govern• of the annoyed English housewife
Bulletin." men who spent 15,404 hours fish- who declared that she wished Hit-
BY ing Dominion in the British Com- .. �
NEW APPEASEMENT RUMORS: ing and averaged eight-tenths fish monweelth of Nations; South Af- ler would marry and'settle down.
SEL LTABETH EEDY —Midland Free Press.
For the past,fortnight the air has as hoar. The average catch in rico the youngest. And it is fits
p g non-trout waters was 1.9 fish an
been thick with rumors, many of ting that the youngest member o1
which were obviously hatchet' in hour. Fishing in trout waters was "THE BRANDONS" the family should pay due regard to
decidedly better in the northernTharle.111 Ithe's—ple met by Ate ed sjpIoens 'Can be 'kepi
•
Berlin to weaken Polish, Frenc n to a southern pen- Here is a stimulating novel that that when its turn comes to receive from.splitting if before being used
and general European confidence insula district. Resident trout the are
in Britain's promise to oto inr_ makes summer reading pleasant— the same honour-as come, we y greased thoroughly with _
P P anglers caught fewer fish per hour in fact nearly every page provokes hope, it will—it may know how to lard or butter; it should be allow.
Aner Germany aggression. than did' non-residents, the creel mirth and light-heartedness with comport itself with dignity and de- ed to-soak in well.
The most astonishing report was w
census results showed. its combination of wit and human- coram. But that is not the end of a _1
that Britain was considering buy- a
Women Are Good sidelights
n ness. the matter. BEE HIVE
'ing off Hitler to,the tune of a five- Other interesting sidelights not- IL is a story of the Brandon fa- Both Bi-Racist and Bilingual '
billion-dollar-loan to enable Ger- ed in the census report were that wily, • The Brandons live is the 'Canada and South Africa have a _
many to change over from a war women, anglers who waded in and beautiful country at Pomfret Mad- deeper tie than that of 'common
f Ito a peace e:onomy in
return-for dropped their lines in the swift riga1, near Barchester. Mrs. membership of the .world's greatest
(steps toward disarmament and running .brooks caught' only half Brandon "whose easyconquest of family of nations under one Sov- s
willingness to follow the ways of as many,fish,as men. But women men of all ages is one of the fam- ereign head—a tie which is not
jpeaceful negotiation. who fished the lakes were just as ily's 'standing jokes — conquest shared by the other' Dominions. t'
In London, presumably. to at- -successful as the opposite sex..Of which she acknowledges without Both. are bi-racial and bilingual. '
:'tend an international whaling con- _ •'1
.the stream fishermen,, only four encouraging"—Delia, her daughter The Dominion of Canada has been a i.
Terence was Dr. Helmuth Wohl- and a half per cent, were women who is sixteen when the story op. in.existence for 72 years; the Ua-
that, Hitler's star trsve::in9 sales- while seven,per cent,.of lake fish- ens—and Francis, her handsome ion of South Africa for 29 years—
man. Officiglly he rs chief econo- ermen were women. , twenty-one-year-old son. Their a differeace, of 43 years. It is
unit adviser to Field Marshal Goer- ura , ere ore, that South Af-
ins. hr theo. cta If the total number of anglers around an eccentric and rich old rica should look to Canada for
.- conversations with R. S. Hudson, 'were to be multiplied by the fire "Aunt Sissie" who is always some indication of the lines on
bead of the Department of Over-
fish averaged a day, the figures threatening to disinherit them and which its own future may be ex. s
seas Trade, he was given an out-
would run into startling totals. It to leave. her fortune to a distant petted to.develop, and also for in. j.
line of a scheme for an Anglo- is, therefore, obvious that anglers cousin, Hilary Grant. spiration in pushing forward that
(German convention. The enor- must depend upon the natural re- Hilary Grant arrives at Pomfret development, so that the racial 1
-'Lnqus loan was the outstanding production of native fish in wild Madrigal and succumbs to Airs, tranquility of Canada today may be "
)feature in the conversation. waters for the maintenance of the Brandon's charms with all,of his achieved by South Africa in the
Wohlthat went back to report fish supply and good fishing. -Con- twenty*one-year-old.heart. Thus shortest possible time. s
to Goering and news of the con-
servation officials admit that it is complications arise which hold the
wersation leaked out. The British impossible to keep - our natural - readers' interest and curiosity to
Iublic became upset and thorough- „ •, Do not ust son to le
supply by planting from the hatch- see how, Aunt Sissie finally dis- P glean hair e
ly angry upon receiving this news. brushes. D' the bristles
i cries, without natural propagation poses of he? fortune. Dip up and
More angry still was Mr. Hudson in wild waters. The hatchery can Mrs. Thirkell's' gift of subtle down in -a pan of'hot water to
who supposed that. word of the serve its purpose in restocking de. satire and good humor combine which- a little ammonia, soda or
confidential conversation had been pleted waters, but the bulwark of to make "The Brandons" ideal for 'borax has been added. After-
"tended by Wholthat himself as a sustained good fishing wards rinse down to d To Alf- �
g rtg is' clean home-un-the-veranda reading r rt'•
.--weapon to spread mistrust and ,• fen the bristles add a little alum,
hors dissatisfaction in Europe. waters and adequate' protection for tucking into the holiday suit- `
P for spawning and young fish. case for moments of relaxation. _. the last rinsing water. Psi "
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�L�p� --o'w"':` flu is �7 Prevalent
Yon. J. Smith, o[ Toronto, is • -
moa ;��
in ttu. district bas no nations visiting Mr. and Mr.• 30a chap
es are repotted. man, at the cottage bete- 9
Mradtie Officer Arthur Rune9- —Mrs. WMm- F, Lee,
who is still —1dis. Ida terrer, of Toronto,
e ore
his annual Confined to the Lockwood Clinic, is is holidaying at her home here.
naw enjoying miss Helen Burling, of. the
improving nicely. dG_
t-
._—•>l8r, . Ross MurisOn .,Mise Lawson, of .Toronto, Nordf Bay teaching
area etas is visi
Mea •
+visaed at the letter's loaner borne spent the holiday at the home. Of ing her sister, Mrs. Fred Bunting. MORE. and MORE
in Madoo on the holiday. . . her parents, on Church Str. —w. J. and Mr. Miller were in
-
-+Dr. N. E. and Mrs McEwen —Mies Charlotte Taylor, of Tor- Claremont on Sunday visiting Miss •
moved on to their onto, is spending a couple of weeks, Effie Miller, who is is very Pyr People are realizing that there is
'and family have mo health.
with Miss A. E. Richardson.
farm on the 5th concession for the —John Barker, who recently ,)4ir• ware. Gee, of British Cil- -Service .':Cleanliness Economy
_-Mr. and Mrs. Coates are spend- graduated from Queen's University, umbia, and Mr. Billy Gee, of New
ir►g a couple s. weeks ' with the spent Civic Holiday at the home of Westminster, B. C., are visiting - •-1N
former's brother, G. F. and Mrs. his, mother here. 'friends in Ontario, and at present, —
'Costes. here, —Hugh Robbins, of the Bank of with Mr. and Mrs• F: T. Bunting
who has a ]uc- Commerce, Windsor, and Miss Rob- and family: der '�rO�er'e�. .'
—Arthur Smith, o Parker and two �ea
• .:- bins; of Toronto, visited the home —.bit. and. Mrs. •,
:. 'rstive position in St. .Catharines, sons, Doug..
} anent the holiday vi
M. S. and of their parents, T. P. and Mrs. and Jack, and Mrs:
' Robbins, over the holiday. Smitfn, of Windsor, are visiting G.
Mre' Chapman. —Mr. andMss. Irl. J• Corey, of A. and Mrs. Reid and familY. �
_Mr. and Mss. L• Johns and ::We appreeiato your smallest order, Come in area
Buffalo, spent the week-end at the —H. J. and Mzs. Marquis and
t �soa, Brace; have.moved to Brook-
the latter's former hone here, and on family, of Stroud, visited Mrs. Jas-
un for a month to relieve in the Monday left to spend a holiday in Andrew one day last 'week. _J3ee us if you can If inconvenient to come, jnst calf
telephone! central ee a nurntier from Picker -
Silk Muskokia• "Pickerin 101, ands You'll got Prompt, Comte-o
—+QuiUS
and Mss. Clarence
e000anpanied ty Mr. and Mrs. Art- —Farmers are busy these days ing attended the Ihvine Services g
the harvesting their out crop, which is held in the Anglican Church at Treatment
bur Sill, of Toronto, spenta very light one as regards the South Whitby, on Sunday after-
holiday with the form�er's mother ow- Firemen's Aesociat- 1N THE DRY GOODS DEPT.
1 in Shelburne. the straw, which is very short, noon for the
` Nitavithstanding the dry rues- ing to the dry weather. ion at their Convention on Man-
—N. F. Mechin, Of Oshawa; A. day, There were representatives Men's pule White Sweat Shirts,
°} their, the raspberry rrbP. has been P. Mechin and son, of Sarnia, and present from all Parte of the Prov-
quite an abundant one. The price Mrs. Huh Mechin, spent Sunday ince. : +• pun a White P010 Shirts, $1.00
pnid in Toronto wise from 4 1-2 to g highway .was
' with L. K. and Mrs. Devitt, of .._..,The traffic in the big ,
6 1-2 cents per pint box, and 10 g very heavy over the holiday. The 6, Snappy Sumrper Ties, . '$ .60
:f for Toronto, at the Tatter's cottage at
cents
f. Barrett who 'underwent an Spring Hurst Beach. weather was all that could be des- .� p,lne �3It8, s dOIdOII." $1.49
--Mr. end Mrs- Jones of Owen ired for a motoring trip. Among
operation in Christie Str. Hospital $ 2l�
Toronto, is making satisfactory Sound returned haane Iast week af- the number of motorists was
�c Panay ()010<ed_8oekees,
prcygrees toward recovery: They ter being.here for about a month large nuniber of Americans, ,
are shortly giving recovery:
residence owing to the illness and death Of evidently were about to try their �`�+ Light Color E d Outing Shirts, $1 89
here and leaving our villrage. their son, E. C. Jones, our Popular' luck at fishing, as they had wig
„
—The Ladies' Aid Society of the druggist• them canoes or other boats. They
' n Church will meet at --�'MIr. and tris. John S. Balsdon did not crake the same mistake of ys �• so � RMAN
! Presby�,a and son, Edwin, who were accomP- some other Americans . who were M'Vl/
the hoarse of Mrs. Lorne Kemp, of
I pil2tltbY, on Thursday next. The
anied by Mr- and 'Mrs. Fred Bals- seen to have skins and toboggans,
g will be in the form of a don, of.Burford, on a several weeks being under the impression that
€ .meattn trip to the Pacific Coast, through Canada was a land . of snow and
picnic. All the ladies ,are invited
ladies Provide. the States, . returned home last ace. ELLII�.G AT 'COST LESS
—'Phe Pulpit in the Presbyterian week. —The mniriaare took place quipt-
f ,—Oa Wednesday. evening, Mr. ly on Saturday afternoon, August
Cl�nrch was oceupied va Sunday by and 'vire, Kenneth Morley were 5th,'aL the United (:hutch Manse, ,
gev. Mr. Itswrence, of Whitby, honoured by, their friends, when p1zkermg, of Barbara, Ruth, dau- QgO,
preached a moat impressive Boy s'Over Rubbers, 11's to 5's,
they were presented with a ML, ghter of Mr, and Mrs- 1il'. J. Fow-
L _ sermon. Next Sunday Rev. R. ,eellaneous shower, After a sing- lie, of Rockwood,
Ont., to Kenneth Men's Work Boots, R,es alar price lase $1,00
lSi apeo n Black. Csmpbeltford, will
preach On sole evening during song, Mrs Frank Baker gang, "I Austin, younRegt son of Mr. and O�Z1EfI@II'E and Boys' Beata 8nd O%10Id8. pr, 'i9C.
the last week in August. it is ex• I�ze You Truly". followed by a Mrs. E. H. Morley, of I'iekeriaq. ,
reading by Mss. Jenkinson, "When Rev. M. R. Jenkinson: officiated.' Mens Leather Lf g*giDits, Reg. $2.00, for 99C.
b „petted that a joint meeting of the ,t•he ceremony Btalifield's IInderwda,7, heg� `2.tQ, for $'1.49 :'• .
'Whitby and Pickering congregat Folks Get Married". Then. to the was attended b f '
+ music of a wedding march, Master members of the, family. The bride
ions will to held for the Purpose Kenneth Brett, dressed s., a groom, -^-as Attired in Or:hid Chiffon, with Meu s Romeo Slippers, Reg.$2.50, for a 1.79
Y' of extendinga call to minister. and little Miss Jashie Bushby, i„ t,et, w; ...pasting Mens Neek 'ries, Regular $1.(0 and 75C. for 39c.
g ' �. -
b The heaviest rain--all in rnanY
s bride, with Joyce Morley, car•Fying shades' of arched and lilac, and a Men's $wester Coat B, Oxfcrd prey, Reg,1.95,1,96
weeks occurred on Tuesday night, her veil, brought in a prettily dec- �+
! -when it poured dawn for four 8 corsage of carnations. cornflowers 'Men's Fine fihirte, Reg.. $2,f0 and $1,95, 1.39
harts. The rain was ranch needed, orated wagon. heaped high with and maiden-hair fern. The happy 69C.
an s!1 garden stuff and pasture many beautiful
and useful gifts. couple will reside on King Ste: E. �,atile6' Sill; Hose, Keg. fi9C„ fOr •
was eeffering greatly from the long among them a lovely picture from gckering, and have -the best wish- Pickering
the Sunday School. Hen and Ruth es of .their many friends. 1�'red T• Buntin g,
t �lS►
' riod of dry weather. Many CIS.
'�' then thanked everyone, for their - 1957.
y but the -- -'
teres also had gone drY, gifts and best wishes, after which _• - to -
sin. g1 ALL YEAR INCOMI✓ selling large
•1F,s bliss
n -filled them up ag hments were served. The Y. —
x Tlhe rain was accompanied by mut line spices, extracts, toilet .agars- _ --—
lightning. In some porta`consider- P. U leo he s farrtn prod-
• able damage was done by flooding our during three week, at the home _u�. Our cambination offers open
Wm eras. of Miss Ra by Andrew, when they every 'door. No experience needed.
eis :• resented with a lovely table Ord-
were P "Pleasant work. Steady repeat Ord
lamp• ers from old and new customers !► Breakfast Baco ♦ e• a b•
sma11,wriount puts You in business Bacon
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yourself. No Rist. L.:cellent Minced Steak, 2c. a lb'
opportunity to right party. For
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u si•parate house ::V ns, 25e. '
fried Married, _
p fe -John50 Watson, R. R. 4, D
-5 '" Whitby Lions Club Stouffville. 50-i �- R
pore' s red by i
f /� *cT/� HOUSE TO RENT —• on Christina
_ 'WEDNESDAY, AUG, /V I �i Str., Pickering, with garage• APP ,Butcher' (phone
3000) �Piel:eri�rg
. ly News Office.
HITUWN PAIRK WANTED — by a young lady, a
position as maid. Experienced, good
references: Apply to.Mrs. Jessie H
ar��ares r. �ICkc
_ Carswell, 810 Dundas St East, e r in g .
- -.-HORSE SHOW OPENS AT 2 P.M. Whitby' Phone 416.
.FOR g:kLE = 8 young pigs. R. E.
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(Daylight Swing Time) Hedge R. R. 1, Pickering
X500 in `Horse Show Prizes to be TO RENT — brick house, 7-raoxrn
:SUDDEN DEATH
- ed, Pickering V411age. Formerly
i tributed. B'
as
Methodist Parsonage, with bath
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;t .. ," room complete. Hard and soft oat- .'- •
er in house. Furnace. Electricity- Can be dusted on the plant any
�.ntrles close 10.30 a. m,; ay of e w Double garage. Possession First of
. Septerr3ber. Rent $20. per moxth time
during the day. -.No dew is `
,thaw. Send entries and ask for T. E. Crawford, Pickering. 51-2
YOUNG PIGS — for sale. R. A necessary
to make
' it stick.
apj'1ze hat t0 Wm •Davidson, , Pickering. to' '
the' Bug Birrell Con. 7 D e a hFOR SALE 19Z Chew. Coach: "Sudden
BOX 610, Whitby in perfect shape. 2 brand new tires:
+CA RN V A How. E. Turner, Whitevsle, Oat. Life to the Plant
_New
30• :Entrance free CLYDESDALE HORSES — for lVlaclhlttt sad
In the evening at 6, sale. 18-Year old mare, h. d. trod. agent for McCormick-,fleeriag Farm rr
1 8-Year old mare,' reg. bred; 2 Repairs.
4 See bills y
10 valuable pY izes
earn colts: Wm, Anderson. Notto _'We hwe`it. Cats Gas R b rah] ;
Dunbarton.
aAS. HEFFERING, J. H. ORMISTON, — Fbaos(i 8000
Pros. Hone Show Pres' Lions' Club FOUND Goodrich truck tire 1►T PICKERING
WILLIAM DAVIDSON _ and wheel, 36 x !s, Apply News J�`S�'B ALSDO ! •
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