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R ..., � :',.4 "" i•: ,�!.•:�. ..'}q, . .. ,.w. .., .... .•T.n,,.. ^A( X6;:{JWT...,S.X, ._JN". .:.;'¢:... :t. .x-' .:.X a--. �w',n - .. '•'-e. <c.`,;.••s,:''�°^. .�'. ...*+.. :j- , � .:� w:^^ ,y,.y# �� :.�.rry�k>^.a .�C', J.• .t.:.�s x'. .& . cw' yam. VOL. LIX : PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, SEPT. I5, 1939 �: No. 4 d tea" A �Yaiamstgssal ti,sfrid�. GREEN RIVER Pieloeriag and District Wanes to AUDLEY nn GREs EN CDD •' -�` Register for Service in Canada MILLSModica& The service of the Green River - Remember to share with the Pio -The voluntary registration of Ple of Almond's in their church an- Church for Sunday niversary this Sunday, Sept, 17th. 1&56.4936 `• Da '�.A S. O. pLARSON-Pb y,,*ole ori SePtem'ber Canadian w°anen is going forward i✓asdsnrsa�. 170nbatton• : 1°1r lith has been cancelled oRgng tO throughout Canada. Services at 3 p. m. and 8 R m., Measle anniversary. Dominion and Provincial Coun- Daylight Saving Time. CHOPPING E.-P'ORBYTH, Oph.D., Director stome•tiad 1►wdeiativnotonc..to -tea• oils have completed organization, Mondor ; Wednesday and Frida 1*t.a,e.��8s Member of the /rmcetean I.TBRARY NOTES' and the week of the 18th to the :0 member� KINSAL,Er_ y Y ? ' - tam Erse esami�d' bT _ _ IN NEWS. E1 , R T; f:hoda tstot.ctrenont;Ont. __" -�-"' 24th has been -set-aside for-the � � WE GRIND FINE -- - - Those who read "Victoria 4.30', registration: Mr. J. Brignall and Mr. Herbert Bran, Shorts and Feed of all a based new cars - kinds, also minerals and 0her in the further fo es of the woman between Mr, Herbert Parkin, of Tyrone, ?; j� DUiYOLD IiIUDDY Barrister, y g voluntary, every eoocentrafes for profitable feeding e _r Koy„r Pubbc, mwwry°I•wn; rtes at thelVictoria $tat- 16 and 65 is urged to visit the reg- spent. the week-end at his home t°raan 0�•c br cho late A.a. kept ion. This new }look taxes credulity ke t on band ".. .M�ao,.tb wing°t urt H000-wbit,br. str to a greater extent than the earl- isLrataon booth forher:d strict,=-so re. - --- p r that a complete record,may be sec- Mr, Milton Parkin, of Sudbury, BEATON, BE tit ROSS ier one, butt has a great deal'of inureds of the capabilities and attain- We stock only the best Paultr - Barrlstora ff Solicitors terest nevertheless. "OrdeaY with- spent Sunday lest at h18 home - menta of each: here. feedsSupplies. - - and ja BEATON.K.C. TelePhona out being gruesome or in any way The Community Club at Picker- W. icker- Mr. J. Compton, of Ashburn, � ,�, _,,,.G �+.F � N • ;, Y : horrible, shows what may haPP B.BROOKE BELL,K.C. Adel, ing, the Public Ia'brary, nt Brong- spent Sunday last with Mr. and J�b•F"ROSS in a town that is Persistently Loin- ham and the Church. at Greenwood Mrs, J. Stell and family. / -872 Bay St. bed- and the readers mind follows � be open every day beginning Mrs. C. H. Pilkey and Miss Olive LA0 S�TR'VE'YQ \ JOHN L.POND Toronto with interest and sympathy the Monday, Sept. 18th from a to 6 Pilkey spent one day recently, with �+. J•` ' a /"'• U.HICD.ARDeON & Oo,. Barris- effort of Peter and Joan to get o`clock, and 7,to 10 P. m. and con- Kinsale relatives: L. S. On file are rds V t;�;�,t Kotanjis ate, 50ite bei their three little children to some tinuing till Saturday, Sept• 24th Misses Ethel and Edith Dewars, Surveyors Gibson and Id, 866 Late B�i.iia Two°t°st• t°co°t!' plate wllere good milk and pure Those finding it not convenient Ad.less: arlo6 Pb- nets. su water and other necessary food isof Atidley, spent Sunday. last at Kong �. �. Osha� pheD. to coma will be supplied with tr- their homes here. 198L 161y IMUS McM]LLLAN,B@rr*er, Sol- obtainable. There should be some rtat ion if calls are glade to Icor,Notary Public• 19 Mahoda'street in fact that the anspo Service will be held next Sunday f<ae0�o• TeledlLww Etsi°6Pwa. 39tt encouragement. �e the Community Club, Pickering, be- at the usual hour, 10 o'clock, this author gives-them a final haven of _ _ g g eafeby in Canada. "Harlequin Dickson - Hickey being Rally Sunday, Church and �' �l. R House" is hlbmorous with a good Sunday school will be combined. T3 SRBERT T. FALLAISF. L. D S.. About fifty Young People .from D.n,s..Graduate of tpe xorzi colatse story interest' These books move Pickering, Sept. 2nd. - At St. Kinsale and the surrounding, eoun- Insuratioe of All Hinds. paow S 60w ans the umvewitr cl Toc°0to. on before long to Ciammont- Read Francis de Sales Church, Mary Al try gathered at the Roy Mowbray 11�c! raidrnce.econd G� � p1 st. And- aa. �i ,, pyekaitoa oat. Ot6de bean: 9 them Whsle they are here. The new ice, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. home to Charivari the new bride gent Rates Available WltIl sw'•- to * a °9 apQowmast. (X�.s book in the pay collection is G. B. -Morris Hickey, became the bride of All Plait>R00 and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Y -- Stern' s latest popular' noel - Louis J. Dickson, son of Mr. and �° B®©TI22ty and Selvioe. ~t The Woman in the Hall, Mrs. L J. Dickson, Toronto, Rev, Mowbray. All were well repaid for t: �tts!{=t!s/ Rxllf. - with asses! and ' their efforts, wi ice d -- - - BROUGHAM Father D. V. Hickey officiated, and chocolate bars. - - 'Andress •Phone - _ . the Nuptial Mass wets sung by the- _._ . _._._ �- - BROUGHAM PICK 313 a1' K. BEATON. TOWNSHI -- choir, with Mrs. S. Cask as solo- HortieuItnraj Society Fall Show b e affidavits.• s. Ascan to �n"'s1imueo-r i e Philip spent last ist and Mrs., A, • O'Connor at the - _ atcaaR :a�davit+, AGtnuntanti Etc- [sorer o frits. 'Georg Tuesday evening Inst at h b as t!cense,. VYtite.ale.cot.- week" with Toronto friends. organ. The bride, gi1en in rrarr- Dunbarton. CHVPPIN4 C. RIGH A R D Q N Miss Gladys Gannon R. N., was rage by her father. was gowned in with her people at home on Friday nary blue sheer, with maroon ace- The Pickering Horticultural Soc- ON MON., WED. and SAT. only 4EN>3tRAL INSURANCE last. - - essories and carried American Bea iety held their annual fall show in Aftet:�iay 1st. l936, ESTATR Mrs. A. Moffat, of London, call.- REAL uty roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Dunbsrton United Church on Tues- We have a•4usrtity of Seed Oats(Alas- CONV.EYANCING LU on her aunt, Miss Bell Brown on Anne Dickson, wore taupe .IrreY . Tuesday last. day evening and was a marked kaTl3anner, and Victory), alsoBarley, 7tta oli estas�lfsked a;ores, ready The Y. Y. ar; holding a tartest ape' with �O°n accessories and -succus. The attendance was large Purina Feeds, Chick Starter, Dairy Re- 41 sane. carried Taliserrin roses, air. Robert . and enthusiastic. The display of tions Organa, Fig Feeds ate. A fu 1P1 ��,6N0 roast at the home of Miss Hilda Dickson acted as his brother's Gladioli and Dahlias put on by Dr. Hood on Friday evening, Sept 15th• line of these well known Reds omsman. The wedding breakfast Pearson was. gorgeous and ranked Lorne Hoitby was welcomed gTo -in--the g �°u Chops Molasses, halt, Millfocds Ebur t a T was served at the home of the in the same class as those exhibit- . 1/11 h•+- f-mn' Gravenhurst, tit�Flere' he dB,a parents- Mrs Hickey wore at the C. N. E. An illustrated V °• Hog Canccnh Ette. Minera's, E� _•t.I08NSBD AU AND has been a patient for two years. navy sheer with corsaire of roses, address by Mr. Edwin Grainger Mash Etc. VALUATOR The Haaw Circle MR.uori land and the grooms mother 'wa8 also was excellent. After a nicely served D N. Lockwood u -sales eesducted Anywhere win rrareel at the home MTs in navy blue with cotes a of roses. ' g tar- in the basement, Mrs. Harold ^� phone or write. Address 014 Dundas Mairs 6th. on Saturday afternoon, Sep. The -couple left on a motor trip Mitchell gave a solo, Lock- Lomond, Pickering Millis Steeet, $teat. - . Francis Ritchie was welcomed to Northern Ontario. On their ret- accompanied by Mise Inst McCon :Whitby, Ontario. urea they will reside at 881 St ochie. A list of the winners follows: J"IOR$:RING1. ONT home during Lite week, atter spend- Clarens Ave. Toronto. . . WE DEt4VER - ' ir►g same months in San Francisco. - a - -------__ L �t HospitalIn $I'I�r f,s�i�ii looking very fit- WHITEVALr-, order of Classes and number -PHONE b8I'1 1. E. Bro�vii, Mrs. Lotton, Mrs. r Gova�est Licented The new book, "Reaching for the Wood j �alII � ri,. $ton$ville, ODt� Star's" in the public library, ie The Whitevale Baptist Sunday 2. Mr. Stallon, Ed. Brown, Mrs. �Massey•Harris p 191 proving inou interesting and ell- School will not be held next Sun- Wood hod Surgical hghRening � day. * ..iNlatertlity, Medics!, ,Mr, and Mrs. Swordfaeger, of ?>i Mrs, .LotLon, Ger. Cowan, ldis� Repairs Dere Mads takes Mrs. N. Robinson entertained cif Somerville � Winnipeg have been with the lett- .a shower for Miss Muriel Hager- 4. Mrs. Latton, .Mr. Down, lir. All Orders Promptly-attend- IMatereity Sen►l-Room ees brother, Mr. Fred Cassie and man. Many lovely gifts were resStation ed to. _ Fetes for 10 da)*--$25.76 family the past 'week. eived. _ cored Nunes in attendance and The Mat;hew: families were the 5. Ed, Brown,alias L. Mooney, .., Is something' wrong with the Stallon Coleman ` In Light g1 hour service given: gtresta at the Crocker - McClure merchant or -the purchaser? Last - Ambulance Service wedding in Dentonia Park United d one dollar 7• Ed, Brown, E. Stallon, Mrs. A, ��• Saturday a lady P� Gouriie access, quick, clean an ' MRs,E.R. GOOD 23.37 Church, Toronw, on Tues&;y, St.Pt• for six pounds of sugar at Stonff- 8: Gerald Cowan, Mrs, Gourlie depeDdgble. 12th. Ville. 9. Ed, Brown, Mrs. Gourlie, Ger. . FOR Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harvey have Congratulations are extended to Cowan fi received re-assuring cablegrams, and Mrs. W. G, Baldwin (neeMY. All Hardware at Prices By otsfrom it sons, an Memel Hagen, who we Lotton; Mr. Stallon 5 S>~RV10E England. Their families are with in marriage by Rei• J. R. Bick, at 1 . Brown, Ger. wan, rs friends outside London. couple 1 :phone Pickering 67 the Parsonage, The happy 12�Ed1e Brown, Mr. Stallon, Mrs, Hardware Tioemith �' Best wishes are extended to Mr. have taken up residence at .the Wood P�a$EiRIDa 2 Il .CYRIL E.`MORLEY and Mrs°Price (nee Mary Wfiite), groom's farm at Locust Hill Sunday next, Roily Day at the 13. 'sirs, Lotton, Mr, Stallon, !11r. FIRl3• AUTOMOBILE, LIFE whose marriage took place at the Cowan 107: TlHO�IE 4604 ACCIDENT, WINDSTORM bride's .home at Claremont, on Sep. LTnited Church Sunday School. The , 14, Mrs. Gourlie, Mr. Stallon PUBLIC LI�$ILITY-Eta. 4th They will live at Toronto. Worthwhile Girls Class have char 15. fir, Cowan - a PROTECTION Rev., Mr. Kennedy delivered the ge of the program. Mrs. 'N. Robin- SEKViCE first'of his discourses on "The ]6. Miss Somerville, BTOa°Tl ,FLY `EASQa7 ` to a large son will fell the story to the child- !lir. Stallon IS " Church" on Sunday last, ren Mrs. Walter Forgarsh will be congregation. It was encouraEing 17. lair. Stallon; Ed. Brown, alias Fleie ! n:• guest speaker. Come and spend a Somers isle l l to see the Y. P. all back in their profitable and interesting sesta 18. fir. Brown, 4lrs, Woodl01- places ion. a _ The W. M.. S. twill hold their The Anniversark Services of the 19. Mrs, Lotton;'Ed. Brown, sirs. gill and Destroy thele Di September meeting on Thursday, Wood Whitevale Baptist Church will be 21. Mr. Stallon, bliss L. 1Vlonney sease Bearing Pests the 21st at Mrs. Cannon's home. held next Sunday, September' 17th, ' - Word for Roll Call - Pardon. The at 2.30 and 7.30 P. m, standard Fly Toz 8 oz. 25c. The Sweepstakes Prize, donated Toj` 16 oz. 49c. hostesses - Mrs, Dean;Maiis and time. Prof. H. MacNeill,.of McMas- 1�. . t Mrs. Fred Cassie, -by -the-�'." ECo. was won by ter University will be the guest Mr. Ed. Brown. Flit 8 oz. 20c. The Rally Day Service twill be. F7i£ 83c. Motor Ambulance, Day or Night speaker. The .choir of the Baptist 6 oz. , 1 field on Sunday next, at 2 p, m. - _Church will sing at the afternoon- � In Memoriam �`lyocede $ oz. �• Phone 1800 Sunday School and ChnrA are un service and the Zion United choir `_ Flyocide : 16 oz. 49e.' N iting. All the parents will show at the evening service. All are cor- In loving memory of our dear their interest in the work of the dially invited. Mother, Mrs. H. W. Jones, ,whoJim, Fly COi� for �Nc. Sunday School by being present to Members of the Women's Instit- passed away, Sept. 12th, 1995. Fly Pads 8 for 19e. encourage teachers and officers. ute will meet, on Tuesday, Septem- Today recalls sad memories MAGAZINES,NEWSPAPERS. V Ca A. �TE2RITT 'The women of Canada deem it ber 19th, at the store, to'take a Of a mother gone up home, I+'IInergl Director advisable to organize a voluntary "round" 'of industrial plants in the And y a tear is often shed CIGARS, CIGARETTE--9. TO, • re istration 'for service, both in Furniture De�►les g City,'leaving st 8 a, m. Standard When we are all alone;. CHOCOLATES, = peace time and in National*•emer- Tide, The trip Last year was 80 And often when we close our eyes, 'BACCOS, r , r ♦�� genes. For' this purpose, the'week mach enjoyed, that the ladies de We feel that gate are near, ICE CREAM ETC. e � s•0 of Sept. 17th to 24th, ;e-being set sided to' repeat the outing; visit- To' guard and guide us just the p �s n aside for registration of all avomen ng other phases not seen last Year• same, 80 i�jt7 DRUM CO., Ld l� from 16 to 66 so than the inform- Tees will take their lunch; and A9 you did when you were hem, Rtion will be' of use to the comm- will eat at Long Branch. Our Father too, is with you now, SUNDAY HOURS--19-1 neon,6-7 P.M ittee and the county at large. The BIRTHS His suffering days are o'er, tgONy; gg }� place of registration for this di t- - And my ,We here, live lives like ` • r rict surrounding Brougham is the y AENTLEY - at the Brierbush Hos- yours, Public Library room. Hearty co=op- ital, StouffviAe, on Monday, Septa Till we all meet home once more. * station of all women is asked for• 1th, 1939, to Mr. and Mrs. John -Ever remembered - The Family Bentley, Pickering, a son. , F„' ... rx'>�.aans.�yy: t:......ya!'8: -.. .,Lv...:r.:yr:s.•�.'. �ak..b1•z.:.-, .aws'"�`�way..�......;. 3ui-n-+,..,z3«.+r'�--'er��s.--�@..s _..c>'.�+r l�ea.s"�n,c.a�+a..ri:+:,s .�,•s. ..a._.�-...,. .-:,,.,.._`€';,,:..�w-:_ - E.,... �s: ..�+1r..•:.�.n�...ei..,j .:;.,:x 'I w• 5r:vi"W,KS .:'.... '. ."..., k .. ._ .. -.:iT• .':A M _ - ti•. .kf' ,,T.. .. .., L•. ,. •,`,1 C . .:^'d ._t„s ... _ r r .,.. ,� .r ,-?'i•• ,� t Z,' — '.:i'.`!n 'R' 2e, 'a ,s::"• c',a- .._k:.. "c �::�R:' �`.�.?•- . . .r,��,. �. ,, •�_. ;� � Wit. .;... `.;$:e 'S.. "•'fro• t ... i. r "' ;t= �, .1 :E - ,L`•,i.x ie,, " »: u.7,• '':. The ecclesiastical and religions C • f' • • leaders of the people followed er Swastika s Sunday: ror (their own desires) and ledother atter them, iL. Therefore o�d, vo - RADIO =NOTES shall Zion for your sake be plowed ' as a field,, and Jerusalem shall be- Adolf Hitler Didn't Invent It— come heaps, and the mountain of s'� sch" -� the hoses as the high places off a Popular-with Cl+saeN - LID N -1. -W `Q forest The prophecy came Prue, AR - People who believe that Hitler - By MAOGE CHER Le��0� first at the capture by Nebuchsd- invented the swastika should visit WORLD SERIES BASEBALL Thursday night's "Good News" r a nezzar. the exhibition of Chinese imperial Judged By the Heart " Another big event o1 nation wide over NBC CBL at, 9 p.m. . , , Ths robe's and tapestries, recently op- Interest 6:6. Wherewith shall I interest broke into radio news last Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra LESSON XII ► anal by the Chinese Ambassador open its toath year on CBS on come be.ore Jehovah, and bow my week. Exclusive broadcasting " salt heists the high d? Shall I at China Institute, rights for the 1989 Baseball World Sunday, October . Go g as -- Sada bar 15th - Swastikas o! red, blue, green and '"•MICAH• A MESSENGER OF come before him with, burnt-offer Series were awarded to, the Gll- _ SOCIAL JUSTICE tags, .with calves a year old? 7, yellow, representing infinite pros- Tette Safety Razor Compare of WAR CHANGES SCHEDULE Micah 8:1-12; 6:6-8 Will Jehovah be pleased with thou- Parity to the Chinese are to be Boston by Judge Kenesaw M. Lan- With the declaration of war by Golden Text- What doth Jehovah sands of rams, or with ten thous- seen on magnificent ritual coat- dis, o1 Chicago, baseball high com- Canada, programs on the Canadian require of thee, but to do justly, ands of rivers of oil'. Shall I give ansa worn many hnndreda of misaioner, networks may necessarily have W t. •.'' Isnd to,IoW kindness, and to years ago by great Manchu empor- my first-born for my transgression, be adjusted. American programs ars. Baseball is perhaps the most walk humbly with thy God? Mic. the fruit of my body for the sin of will remain as scheduled as fir as 6t8• my so The prophet overthrows The symbol is of unknown orifi popular sport on this continent for we know. ' '!`H£ LESSON IN ITS SETTING in. Swastika, or, to be correct, millions of radio listeners. It .is ; Time - Micah prophesied from the outward means of raeonctlia- safe to guess that baseball has the tion with God, sacrifices and such, avastika, chama haus for many about 735 to 715 B.C. reminding the people of the moral years- past been made to suit all biggest audience of any type of TO BE HEARD ' Mica e a sixth ansa s ....poelr9to andn large numbers radio program on the air. It is very Sept. 16 - ':10 p.m, 1�BG Tony minor prophets, was a native, of showed thee, O man, what is good; by jewelers. Their appearance, al- ou u ,w is-ev -- the country, bora about twenty and what doth Jehovah require of most that of two "Z's intersecting passed by the fight championship Sept. 16. - 8 p.m. Mal Hallett's miles southwest of Jerusalem. He thee, but to do justly, and to love suggests magic and mystery; yet broadcasts. _ Orchestra. was pre-eminently a,prophet of the kindness, and to walk humble with it is doubtful.whether nine out of Sept. 17 - 3:00 p.m. CFRB Cot•--- - Wor and a friend of the oppressed. thyGod? This is one of the most every ten of their wearers know „' NOTES.AND NEWS umbra Symphony; 8 p.m. CBL The Chase and Sanborn our. Jerusalem is his time had become anything of the history of the,ma - famous verses in'x11,the Old Test- Orson Welles opens his second Sept. 18 - 8 p.m. CFRB Tuns a hotbed of.actions and Intrigue. gic sign. Up Time; 9.00 p.m. CFR Radia ament.,I is a creed in itself. In the Middle Ages the sign was Playhouse" series over CBS and _B The custodians of the taw abused their power nobles fleeced the thought to have been derived from CFRB at S p.m. on Sundays with Theatre; 10 p.m. CFRB Guy'Lom• the announcement that Helen .bardo; 10:30 m. CBL Pageant'ot poor; priests taught for hire, Com- • • the Greek Gamma, and to be em- F• mercialism and materialism were blematic of Christ, the Cornerstone Hayes will be starred in the first Melody. F #y For of the Holy Catholic Church, six dramas . . . President Rouse-supplanting the ethical and the Sept.Sept : - 8.00 p.m. CFRB Bis volt will speak over the Red and spiritual. Then Micah appeared, a F Afternoons It is now known, however, that Pleas 8:30 .nT. CBL Information "T prophet of the people. Blur-aetwerka from 10:30 to 11 Please; 10 p.m 1�B�! f" Had S the sign was in very remote. ages Stns of the Raters Introduced into India, that home of p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 16 ,„ the Chance; 10:80 p.m. CBS Katten 1. And I said, Hear, I pray you, ye things occult. It is thought,to.have World's heavyweight champion Joe born Comments. Chiffon Dresses For Daytime Louis will defend his.title against head's o1 Jacob, and rulers of the ' Are been connected 'in some way with Sept. 20 - 8:30 p.m. CBL Jack house of tarsal: is It not for you to - Popular _ Bob Pastor is Detroit on Wedaes- the rites of sun worship. Teagarden's Orchestra;• 9:30 p.m - knoll justice? E. Ye who beta the In'India, Peru and Mexico - day, September 20th over NBC be_ CBL Percy Faith's Music; 10 p.m. While silk chiffon 'is primarily The svastika has also been ginning at 10. p.m. Waiter Huston NBC Joe Louis -Bob Pastor. gg0d, and love the evil; who pluck as even has been appointed "man of all oft their skin from oft hem, and evening fabric. latest showings found on early Indian a d Chinese Sept. 21 - 8.00 p.m. NBC Jessica their flesh from oft their bones' 3. Indicate at famous French houses work, and as tar 'away from the work" for the coming season on Dragonette. - .-who also eat the flesh of my ileo- that it Is Importantly considered East se, Peru 'and Mexico, among ills, and flay their.%skin from off by Paris couturiers a formal after the ruins of.old Aztec civilisation. noon fabric as well. Paquin, for in- The religion there, too, was sun them, and break their bones, and � 7. _chop them in pieces, as for the pot, stance, combines black chiffon worship. CABINET OFFICIAL land as flesh within the caldron. with vertical rows of black Yalso- ctennes in a formal afternoon :Csnada's' mineral roduction itt a ' The people are likened to sheep P • who are devoured by 'the she frock worn over a white silk slip 1938 included twenty-one metals, P- HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 12 He was a— edged with black silk lace. Printed herds who should protect them. four fuels, twenty-three industrial ",1,7 U.S.A. to the ' People are being similarly oppres- ehiffona, especially the smart now or other non-metallic minerals, as cabinet . Pan-Americaa - sed !a many parts of the world to- wallpaper prints, are also erten- well as many, clay products, and I I day, in Germany for instance. slvely seen at formal daytime af• the structural materials such as official. Conference. faire. _, gravel. i o low as a 9. Thea shall, they cry unto Jo- cement lime, atone. and 1- Conceited 13 T hovah but he wilt not aIIBWET ItPertod o time cow; p 15 He has'been them; yea. ,he will hide his feCA ■ I2 Lady I i in — many ��/� years, - from them at that time, according � 11 j�) ) �C �/ r//��+�r/ /,,/�t�� B William , 11 Bushel. rA' ! T/'lIS �CI�ChO+VV ►I C�r`�V Ferguson4 Driveway In fAIVE a t-' as they have wrought evil in their y" 17 Electrified doings. guson a, building. Particle. �•�' False Prophets Condemned ■ ■ 16 Exaltation. 22 Water barrier. " Thus saith Jehovah concerning 16 Medley, 24 Any glee sutra Plural the prophets that make my people T•�S 19 behold 25 pronoun. to err. Micah now turns to those /7 � .. who are In high spiritual places. �V 13��J • ✓_,' lo •. 20 CrllCi$X 27 Striped c tjL29 To . the prophets and priests of the �� ` 21 Dye. eight VERTICAL. 30 Repose.Peel ~;3 land that bite with-their teeth, and' WERE: A HOLLOW ✓ �� _ 22 Noise. allowance, .2 Rounded 33 Torto 4 cry, Puce. And whosQ patteth not SPl-{ERE % S3 Mool apple. 48 Since. too 35 To erlllt. into.their mouths, they even.pre- 'THERE WOULD t t 26 Brother_ 49 Footless '3 Genus of 37 Gro ••_ ,pare war against him, 6. Therefore BE Rr;-'�OlH ; ; E71,gTiy f4 ftp Of eight Y 1t shall be night unto you, that ye 28 To seize' animal. frogs' 39 Charts, TO SPARE 1 1 29 Green quarts. SI Punitive. 40 Elephant shall have no vision: and it shall FOR THE '�gp�ay iw 31 Lizard. SZ Viscous fluid, 4 Abusive tusk, be dark' sato you, that ye shall MOON ->O Q / 32 Boundary. b3Concerns. 41 Augured, not divine; and the sun shall go . 3 Half an eat. . flown upon the prophets, and the ` ' e,4"Regiots. !i3 He isTo wash 43 Liquid MONTHLY TRJP 38 Toward. if�� Clay be black ever them. T And AROUND THE `_ 38 Astonishes. 45 Bird. the seers shall be put to shame, EA%CT'H, 41 Before Christ.56 Crafty: 17 Places where 47 To sup. and the diviners confounded; yea, e " i�'v5/�E OFr 42 Stall shield. 57 He promotea herons breed. 50 Estimated they shall all cover their lips; for 1�; 44 Revived. good will 8 Russian golf soots 'there is no answer of God. These - 45 Cry for help -through mountains. ,51 PostScript. ` men will be more accountable in goof.wnsr�ua nKa.Wa ' NOME, ALASKA, at sea. agreements, 9 Witch S4 Compass point the day of judgment for what they ,Ger I'T5 NAME •TKT�uGH A / f : have dose, .knowing better; than �DMQAA73 A44NS ERAXXQ. w will those Whom they have led FROM A MAP SHOWING A NAME- astray, who knew no better. "Dtv- L 'ESS CAPE INDICAT -D THUS,.' Iners" used .incantations and tither ' .~ �NAMLr;' THE DRAFTSMAN k �', r.r,•= 'unlawful, means of drawing mea to COPIED T AS "GAPE /V4ME; - ' - 2 `BUT HIS LETTbZJNG WAS 1�0i'Zs 8. But ai for me,' •I am full of ANC THE NAME WAS INTER- power by the Spirit of Jehovah; PREYED AS and ne to declare unto Jacob his transgres- _ tion, and to Israel his sin. Judgment To Come > `' 2. Hear this, I pray you, ye ?leads of the house of Jacob, and rulers PIP of the house of Israel, that abhor CN THS 35 justice, and pervert all equity. 10. 4GACAPAGOS They build up Zion with blood, and !SC.�rNCSa Jerusalem -with Iniquity: "With, BIRD -'T� ✓ blood"meahs by cruel extortions, 1 N FLAB ITANT IS. x bygraft• 11, The'heads thereof to t II 11� 1� \ ,.._ judge for reward, and the priests $ONGLE'�S'. I' 47 8 thereof. teach for hire, and the THE diameter of the sun is 864,400 miles, while the moon's pro.'tet the;c.-_ divJne for money; average distance from the earth is about 240,000 miles. Thus, # yet they lean upon Jehovah, and may 3e seen that the moon could stray away almost twice its say, Ie, not Jehovah in the midst present distance and still make its monthly Journey inside'a•sphere of us? no evil shall come upon us. ,the size of the sun., t aFUP—For All Pop Cares He'�Could Fly By J. MILLAR V�7ATT 15 1T ALL THE- SAME -- - - WHETHER I GO BY ELEVATED -,% - •, : 1?''s� Ai.-t_THE SAME OR SUBWAY t - _M- ZOO TO ME! 1 le Ir uJ ; v � ,moi'• 1 _1t +1 r.y-,y,�� .q ..Q�P.trYN•''" r.. :ca��'-...Z�t^Jatwa. .:.�, r. .--.w• :.....Di,7i. ... _ .,_.. -.. -... .F�.__ "i ..-. :'.T ,'d*a' . y States, came in under a 60-dal ? , / Two Championship Rivals Who Are Pala tourist permit. Six were from tlu Philippine Islands, 54, from Hawal .•.., W S L}.. r�` w +r a rs , ..ctyxrn�'' '�.w..wr rr r�r .:: Books And You37 from Mexico, 27 from P8a8a1$ f ,jy �wu,<�, 4,,,,,,� ;, BY 14 from Cuba. 12 from the Dniteii u • ;.'....-, . �ro "'!C'539 SNJy '»t' y /i'1'"' r+r -- ''�` � �q�.p�+.�,� , - ' Kingdom, seven from Alaska, .ifvt 4�y F h rw M ,a16e G yr EL. .ML H EEDY vNa PARADE , y from France, one from China, and , n" others from the Strait Settlements «W IC„ the Dutch West Indies, Venezuela, "WHITE MAG " Newfoundland and Brazil. by Faith Baldwin Tourist travel showed a big is e '�- sr UNWELCOME NEUTRALITY: A h,.;. Here is a romance on skis In a _ crease •in June as compared with 7 story has been going the rounds %:'.'' setting of snow and fn�tiiitalns and + ..:that it would be cheaper for Brit- June last year. Cara that eAtery the brilliant frosty nights of Sun ain and France to have Italy an en- Valley, where three groups of peo- Canada for stays o1 from a Sew .�emy in this war than an ally be- ple are drawn Into close aud,dang- hours to six months numbered us cense the Italians are notoriously- Brous personal relationships. to 464,327, as compared with 436; ` '' June 1 increase of poor fighters and would have to be ri, ' Garda Allen . . . was surrounded 166 in 938, an ase it was said by podyguards. 29,161. marched to the front, so it Is said, ; -- and spied upon at home. s : i :;':<; `¢ Martin: was . always ` � Larry .- .. But to have Italy neither an ally catching Fortune's. train and I1 a percolator is not available, nor an enemy! This strategy of the ' - never missed it. good clear coffee may be made by Axis powers is presenting Britain Ellen Mitchell: `"She was real placing the ground c¢ffee in a bag ? �r and France with a difficult prob- solid flesh and blood." and suspending it in an aluminum ;s>; j Frena . . . could teach skiing, pot full of boiling water. tem to solve. Had Italy come into s cr 3 like Haas or riding . . . or the war on the side of Hitler, then ; France could have attacked vulner- rS dancing. :._able northern Italy first thing, ta- r' The heiress, the self-made man, 114 BEE HIVE ken over its industries, and SoneGumy " the secretary, and the German an from the south. So far nobleman come to know each other IT the French army is co e o e - " >" and out of their acquaintance in- __.�__- • 1 e heavily-fortified western front, has ;y a1r v evitably comes conflict wpich d no ensues to attack Italy. Britain sashes its climes n a blizzard far r f r t i 1 , also is unable to go after Italian ¢ from the luxury of Sun Valley. Said- shipping in the Mediterranean. "White Magic" . . by Faith Said- f win . . . Toronto: Oxford Urriver- sity Press 4i4b0,000,000 WORTH: Canada's role in the Second Great War may not become important by virtue of s our sending an expeditionary force. Dorothy Hobson and Gordon Devlin, tvio champions who swam against ' (such may yet be found next to each other in the Ontario Senior One Mile Race-at the C.N.E. for the •'�"'ny Tourists r -4 -useless) but because we are able beautiful trophies presented by Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. Limited, are shown to supply in limitless quantities, here "taking off" into the water at Gus Rydees training camp prior to foodstuffs, raw metal, planes, small their big effort. These two are rivals—but friends! The attractions that Canada has arms,. tractors Almost'hall.a to offer to the tourist are gradual- billion dollars in gold has been A"- Ip becoming known in a wider posited with Canada by European Tribute To Early .New Qil Fields sphere, to fudge by the license financiers which may go to pay c markers that , are seen on the "'�� for the above-mentioned.purchases Trail Blazer$ (Seen For �W`est streets of the larger cities in. the � here or across the border in the Dominion. Tourists are'to be'seen United Staten. We are to be a res- in ears bearing the registrations ervo�ir for supplies not MOIL Has Ample Supply but of every State in the Union, but ac- Alberta a, Monument to Marls Site of Output Dep' to IYls�rkot cording to the Natiotsal Revenue Kootwee. Holme ExWnsion • R.evfew, issued by authority of the AMERICAN OPINION: A survey Discovery of major crude' oil Minister of Revenue. Ottawa, there made by "Fortune" magazine fast fields in Alberta and greatly tn- are those who have come in Kars ! s r before the war broke out showed In tribute to the dauntless ea- creased oil production for the Tur- from far more distant points that the majority of Americans op- plorers and fur traders who blazed ner Valley field are predicted in a In June 170 cars from 16 foreign pose intervening in a conflict to the first trails through the Canad-_ report prepared by J. L. Irwin, stn- countries, exclusive of the United ®� save England and France, "even it Rockies, a stone monument has tistician for the Alberta depart- they are losing." 65 per cent. of Ian meat of lands and mines. persons interviewed in the survey been erected, at the site of Kooten- "The prospects for Turner Val- were opposed to the United States as House near Incermere, B.C..-by ley appear to be as bright as ever _ pnterfng a war "at all." 24 and a the Department of, Mines and Re- for vastly' increased production," halt per cent. said they favored en- sources. The unveiling.of this mon- the report said. "The prospects for tertug the war i1 tbe,democracies umeat, which marks the site of the securing. additional ti[ajor' fields ��G were losing. The sinking of the first trading post of the white man within'the province, with the wide- G 'Athenia" may change this Propor- on the Columbia River or its tribu- spread drilling operations now 3n tion, but It would require a rare Caries, will take place on Septem-- forceti are equally bright. combination of circumstances. we �\3` next, with Judge If. W. Iso- Mr. Irwin reported Alberta pro- r' .believe. to effect a right-about:face way, of the Historic Sites and the dnced 3,284.269 barrels of 011 in the 0♦' In American public opinion. Monuments Board of Canada, and first six months of 1939, an In IL N. Russell. Superintendent of crease of 424,899 over the earres- MILITARY GUESSES: The ea- rational Park, in attendance. ponding period of last year. ' 939 pressed opinion of neutral military observers and some retired British . , Fred Neper and French officers is London last LIFE'S 1.KE THAT Y week had it that: Germany's Sieg- -tried Line and France's Maginot ! ; Line will stalemate each oiher all US MODERN.k' /�/�� _.. along the old Western Front for at least a year, perhaps Ieager; / Polish resistance will require the / attention of at least halt the Ger- �� A A man army for six months or more, /// ^\� (the annihilation of Poland's army / f . I is the primary German objective); �� • Sending of British and French aid to Poland will be a tremendous * NEW SAFETY'LOCK C task — due to difficulties of access / S11ade b a ORD BODY supplies might have to go �` 7 new method of tiny bail „ . soround by the 3tediter can andadvaaad and interlocked E �"b every Part of TSP /� \ mto o so method of Cam-DipPiai welds ter °af°ty' New as►d up through Rumania. / '° °. inseparable unit atnasiet the tls+e 1Fawn Startles ` - BathingBeach - * NEw GEAR-GRw MEAD -- seieataFptr°ad is d�por, and totem = gwiek-sto ns and anal" her. Th The appearance of a spotted �' nr • make it a Thousands [awn caused great excitemifee ent in under the tread add, ewes greater FiramarvW for stone'a 2 Ewa Cord pl the town of Oakville ,recently is �- it pranced down -the main c;reet and later ran onto i bathing * NO TRA COST beach on the outskirts of the s\ With all loaf- es extra new featurey town. It first appeared in the bust- � seat mon. }yam � M Cbamp;� 'mss do'. tress section of the town, but dis- an early new a appearance. °a 7v Dolor ca anne d �it appeared when two men and a crowd of children chased it. Later r. st the Reservoir Park bathing beach it darted out of the woods and broke•up a baseball game. It ,ePE-o N //-7 49 rushed back into the woods and - disappeared when nearly a 100 "Let's.put it this way,'then . . . Make believe we're sitting in the pari.-- .people started after'it. up jumps a goblin, an' you're scared!" -- -;REG'LAR FELLERS--This Modern Age - T - -By GENE �YRNES _ , - NONE O THAT STUFF! WELL,SONNY, / ' o I M LOOKING FOR THEY NAVE SOME A LACE CAP YAOULDN'QO ` WHAT CAN SOITHDAY PRSESeW� VERY NICE KNITTIN WITF1 NNY�g KNICKE II = DO FO f Y. FOR,MY GR�ApNMA - NEEDLES ONDTLA AN -K 1TTlN NEEDLES , - YOV ;SAN I VE S r , 'r CA / � WOULD FOIL HER - _ 80 SPEND TO r FOU RTFf FLOOR. TENNI C4RIP �` «,. lat T 1, ar'it • .� .. - .. .fit y ( . ' •y 4 `\ y r u5 �w Z to Fred in'a !am supply wtk" Lisa MM,IlIg -Ig.G("D PAYING proceeds r • ill low, and that leaves the "IM-WI-1j1 A LARGE XANUF- -M00,T =a 0 : ,- ' noon; thence to X. COZ6 merchant with a shortage. In one ACTURJNG CONCERN OF 200 AND 8, for rdg� Friday, proceeds to Tx 4 Terio of our stores one lady was seen to daily, necessities used in every his own-stable w2mehe will re- purchase six Pounds of tea, when home. Sum and quick repeaters. No k1l kinds of F"ir woirk V-111 Per Tow, U.".paw is ad main until the following Tuesday her usual purchase is half a pound. experience needed. Good pay every, &AWAP64" to the United States her Tuning Guaranteed A few customers like this would day if active, and permanent bus- f mid Q& 3dafn $L90 in advanes, I" , soon leave the merchant without iness certain if persevering. Inves. 0. S. MwDONALD ARNeLDWOLD DOCK, z�, -77M Clan Ave* Taloft -Cbeatnut Belgian SWli6n,L'(znr*lVW% any or very llttle.� tigate our Plan at once without Ob- JOHN- MIJ11KARd Proprietor acne Lakeside No. $422, Form 3) the property of ligation. Catalogue FREE. FAMI1, ; Allan Resect, Xer)iham, R. R. 1; EX CO. 570 St. Clement Montreal. 'Orden taken at NEWS Ofts' .140TRO AND COMMILNTL Opening Dance will makle the season of 1939, an follows. Monday afternoon, Juno • Eyesight Education 5th, will leave his own stable, Lot GREENWOOD ENWOOD AT— The Pickering 3, con. 4, Scarboro, and proceed to 'TOWN HALL WUmot shed's, Base Line, Pickm ind niece Tor. yrs. George-Pegg's n:, MEAT MAIN X`16 E T ing, for night. Tuesday, at Ben. -'ento is holidaying at Mrs. Peggs. Bryant's, .Cbn___3,1!kkerin f BRCOKLIN EFFICIENCY Th Woman's Association will The rry a full line of' noon, thence to his own,stable. Oi —ON— We ca t TJ2ursday, Sept.' -21st in -)n-. Nichols ,.,mee on Thursday morning, to Vv b M 'Sunday school room, instead of the 'FRIDA 22nd I . - ,-:. :,: E P T. Y Fresh Sullivan's Comers for noon, thence 14th. All ladies will be made Wel-. SPECI'ALATTRAGTIC)N C, to the Woburn Farms, Markham :...corne. H The W. M. S. will hold an Open HARVEY and ALLAN BATH TUCK and Road for night. Friday to Chas.. Tapscott's Armadale, for noon,6,Meeting in the church on Sunda Popular Radio Entertainers thence to his own stable until the evening at'7.30 o'clock, when Mi�s Also Opt. Cured following Monday afternoon. Terms Margaret Bayles will give an inter IVAN BARRETT and---bis-OTchestra $1§.00_-A1I accidents at ownerlhir estinr report of the talks given at ADMIS.-I0N. 25c. Spotjalist -risk. % ---- the School for Leaders, at Whitby Disney Bldg. (opp. P. 0.) O. L. C last week; Musical numb- Oshawa. Phone 1516 Our delivery is at you-r service vra and the Affiliation conducted by Ceitain people are. so ordained Phone*Pick 1620 the W. M, S. for the C, G. I, T. ATTENTIONI Come and take part in'an interest. from birth that in later life or CLARENCE StLK ding service. On Sundev at 11 a. In. in fact all through life, they bear the Sunday School Rally and the GET FREE an. intolerance to light. That i's Brock Road Gravel Church Service wila be combined. ESTIMATE ON YOUR ROOFING -natural-to--their make-up and they BROCK The A splendid.program is being pre must be corrected against W, Pit glared. Rev. McVey will deliver the complete explanation further would THEATRE V y be lengthy here, but I will allow a address. Everyone welcome WRITE Crushed Pit Rulir" NOW We are told by those in a I pond- litide time to it now, just In case know, that there- is no I may not get back to it properly Healtbfully Cooled by Water, Graxel tion to 'd and Graded shortage of sugar, or flour, and ot- later. -Washed'Air. San her food-staffe. If that is the case. Grey's anatomy tells us that it rise? Enid- = why should their cost =to or r#- is not generally known when pig. A+ll Shwa Daylight SavingTime . -Stone ently there is profiteering some- ard LA ment is laid down in the human THURSDAY FRIDAY&SATURDAY system, and, if I recall properly, it Delivered or Loided in PA where. But one cause of the rise in SEPTEMBER 14, 13 and 16 -price Is In hoarding. People who is not known from whence it comes. L 0 Two Shows. at 7.30 and 9.30 PHONE: Plant, Pi-ck 1026 7 are well-to-do and have plenty of M This is the explanation of why rorocto office Howard 6471 '30 money at their command, are lay- SOW ON A 25 TIM --ame-wople who are 'evidently nor- Saturday Matinee it 1. QUARMTEX mal otherwise suffer from intoler- JOHN BOURNE & SON top of serf column P210- this Fell an lower beCaUso of gal" Taz ance to light. There are many sim. "Sudden Money" ezecoptiam Savo mmoney byVritin t%M ilar things to be met with and when ROOFING SPECIAL also Of famous Preston iaxneawa Poultry equip. went-Addreas SCOGuelph t..?rest.=.Odt. no other explanation reveals the WITH cause of your trouble, it does no 3-1 Std. Wght. Asphalt 9h6gWs 'CHIRLIE RUGGLES harm to speak with your optomet- $6.00 per sqm MARJORIE RAMt1EAU 3-1 Wry. WgM. Aabphalt Shingles rist whose experience should cover nce $6.65 per sqr46 this. A LSO All first quality Toronto AspbaN Roo C Co. Shingles, in lote, -GEORGE O'BRIEN fin of 5 sqjre. or over. 66 Prices subject to change wMadA ii* AITrouble in swum Sundown" .:a PICKER�G '01.6 "Coum:9 Standamd'y RIB-ROLL or Monday, Tuesday & Wedn LUMBER YAR1% Tito-Lap Roofing es"Y is being Widely -SEPTEMBER 18, 10 and 20 I used for houses. It is permAnent, Two Shows, at 7.30 and'9.30 fireproof,weather, COCKSHUTT i proof—requires 4 .y minimum upkeep. ".Young Write for our now free "Hoese Tcpo-'. Frost .,.,Mr. Linco n WITH : :.Agency HENRY FONDA 'ALICE BRADY New Stock of Parts OU ffma V MARJORIE WE VER ARLEEN WHELAN Service on above ma&b" -11 Implements on exitibit in seapft PataftJa 4L A Plows, mw*m - Consult 0 W;11 sk ro sty PIT 141 W.D. TWEEDIE, THOS. LYE R. R. 1, .Pickering Wd laremont, nt. On Roofing for l5arnsand for 0 --a C, Hay Houses, E&vetrosighs. V__�vv� i000 Track, Barn Door Hardware, %OtW— RAI 7 RV0 °Lift Eze Garage,Cement wor k aaio mrvice Caao&'s Sowrwd FMIsh of all ..�iond Carpenter work COVERS IN ONE COAT Expert •service and rib. Lkinds. BRUSHES PERFECTLY pairs to all makes. Reas-!_* cat% N NO TIME I Dealer for Eastern Steel iLtOo -enable chargai; �:Work cc VeNt 7k to guaranteed. 0 6,-o -:Let us give you an estimate on yeur C's 0,00 00 0% Requirements. 't 6 w. ARTHUR. FIELD of SO 'o al—fatLI �� C *0 o� 21110wr...... Graouato Radio and Television lamtkow �s Member Offleial Radio 9so 0 0 Se�� Ito Massey-Harris *00, HOME REGISTER Ste Associstk n. C 46 Rhone 5201, PICKERIN% 10 The Grand Champion Clydesdale, Farm 'Implements1.0 JF e fr.. Imported Stallion,' HAWKR1 -7 e0% 1P X0.06 SELECT, (27348), .(22476), Enrol. Sales and Service' jX!j -0 L, E.O'N&. /LL C'Wsp V-C* 'A V� No. 3298 Fermi 1. the property of eop co .0- Sea. Osear Wilson, Brougham Ont. will FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND 09 &%eO winke tate season of 1939 at his owlt stable. Terms $-16.90, Payable 35th Air_ 7 o uccessor t W. J. Mather, January. $1.00 off will be allowed to parties who truck their Tuares. DaIrSoryluej Night fit Ni ht and Maros from a distance will be tak- an sato of at,reasonable price, Basiness Phon- R"deqcA Vho,,L 4t 9801 9920 No matter where you live in Canada, ther The Blaok Percheron Stullion, is v 'ety arl __QVfish available to YOU, WmekorY Led. (tnrsl. No. 11155 either-*eshFfr"on,--srnoke6,—dilect,coined or Form 3) the property of Allan Ree. pickled. $or, will stand for service at his Your f amilyk will enjoy FISH. It can be own stable. Terms $10.00 A fUll 10ke f corn Ma. served in an iyWnite number of delicious o ;4,ayr.. AGAIN. the COMMODORE Send for the FREE recipe booklet A!9,0 plows, today. ekolcely bred Clydesdale stallion, ohinery. OTTAWA: (26912), the property of rtabt. Da- PAIN plow points a-ad repairs 1�il DIPARTMENT OF FISHIVIS PERNANENT WGINC J , foe, of Gre" River, will make the THAT FRAYS THE TEMPER for all kinds of Maese' IMW/7r Pole ME#1000K4*7 season Of 1939 Tues- AND NERVES- IT MAY BE as 'follows: _..Pepartmont of Fisheries,Ottawa. day, May 2 Harris machinery, -Plemie sand me 2-paga lNooklef, "10 3rd, will leave his own 7 YOUR EYFS, "Vempting Fish stable at Greet! River .and proceed '.�-'.�.JOHN L. GILLMAN `0................................... to J'ohn Barnes, Cherrywoo4i for H. TUCK. OPT. D. (PLZ"Z•NIIXT LXTTZ= MAWLY) nig+A. Wednesday, proeeeds to Bert BROUGHAM, T. r. Dhmiey Block om F. 06 Pboni Pick 5 r 12 ._,•_..................__............................CW-17 Ackford's. NTL 4, bot 19, for 1516 FEW,% !loon thewe to W. E. Roltby's -ON ANY DAY A DAY AZ 6. 'rail Riot rws&w. E k. -.3gn•";,P;.. ,- ,n. _ ..s......,.. r.�•' M1%1'-.+r gs.� w.w:,,,g;., v., r.sa- a- a. rw,�;M..k4 __i s'�w- - _'Le+.s.-i .' -•'a^' :,a R $��..w...�.,ux r.x-�•w-� .�,. __.s �. _;. .;,.K�3.� :'.i n.• r• .�,c,. ,�,j�«s. c a,s..: .. ti. ,� ...shi`�se ��_ _"�,. �. ery, is on vacation at present. Mr.°sad Mrs. Lou Send n, oft � � �HIGH/Q UALITY �� li*LA8�1[Oli'E ,ti 11Era, Cooke has been confined. to Toronto, spent wit" "1 � her bed as a result of campHost- ` ---, Toronto > ` here. is staying with LOAD SPZ�R Mrs. D. Morgan ions following her aaaual`attack Miss Trene LynqTHOU visitor this lweek. of hay-fever. friends at Weston. Mr. and Mn. Eberle�in and soA meeting of the Oshawa'Pre1- - Mrs. Brooks is entertaining her . at resent. _ t y` SYSTEId of Cleveland, spent the 'Week-endbytery will be held at Hampton mother here P AND Wth her aunt, Miss Underhill. on Thursday o! dais week. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Tamblyu, said son, i Mae. Florence Jones, spent the McColl- of Rochester, N. Y and Mr. and __T C' ansit Sound $,ennedy and Mr, Jsmee *eek-end with her d .1:L&t r at ough, represent'the local coagrega- Mrs. S. Cambs, of Oakville, Out., KILL Blacketoek,_Ont. tion. I visited relatives here last week. Car Advertising u Mrs. Join Coates is moving into On Friday, September 22nd from Mr. Merle Boogie, joined a Mech- 3 o'clock till b, and from 7 o'clock anical Division atv-Toronto, Dir. Y the recently Purchased Evans res' DriveFOR GARDEN PARTIES,PARKS idence, this week. in � evening until 9, Mrs. C. A. "'Bob" Holman, the 34th Tank Reg- FIELD DAYS ETC. r Mrs Henry Pindey.. and Mrs. J. . Overland is giving a Trousseau iment (of which he was a memb- • Oshawa, also Mr. "Vic"' Murkar, of Pickering were Clare- Tea for her. daughter, Mies Marg- er), at WILSON' RADIO wont visitors on Tuesday. aret, at their home here. Lobinson, the same Unit, thio Past , . - The Women's Institute will meet Ra113� Day on Sunday next in the few days. Ci Iar eTnQ Q -�p ne r 1l. -�' I'' --- Kilpatrick on The Beal Store, R�KL 1& B ONT at the home of-Mrs. Ki pa United Church here. This will be tt - — PHONE 921 . �•. Wednesday next at 2.E'p P. Roll combined service of the Sunday x Ca}} Some "place I would like to School and the congregation. ParRp�B T n Fu e F U R N I T U R visit, Paper — Indoor Gardening, eats and friends are invited and ++o We are displpying an attractive COMPETENT — RF�.IAB]!E 1by Mrs. Kilpatrick. Cellophane, its urged to attend this-service, at 11 �� , ►� Co. vQrieiy of bApn and .uses, by yrs. Hooey. RADIO SERVICE a. m. fetal Y:AWANESA Ijijs �, dluminum wad (lraniteware Etc. "?s• Lunch will be served. All ladies Thos, Gregg Was in Montreal Furniture and Furcfture rvelcome� over the week-end, azpervising the CIM1 nw for Farm a>si .La�F Novelties. Expert Service on all makes Mr. and Mrs. C, A,• Overland, of shipment of two, four-year-old Cly- Buildings Prices tow,In keeping'with•Eimeo. ` of receivers ! Claremont Ont•, wish to announce dales, Imported from Scotland. VIRANUM Insurance the engagement of their only dao- They were shipped from Montreal Windmills. g1 dc. Bring your Sete here and 3wa6 " ghter, Margaret Ashley, •to Mr. via C. P. R. to Agincourt,to this Iasuraaee j Stock of tubes always on hand. William Lionel Norman Douglas„ place, aAd the purchaser, Mr. Nel- lEmd� Rusell W. Gray, — Brougham 004 ` eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. son Wagg. ~ Write er Ztiow - Douglas, of Bobcaygeon Ont., the The marriage took place on Mon- marriage to take place on Septem- BOW AA N &,RO W]b - day, September 4th, at Cairnbrodie, pecials • her 27th, in Clare United Claremont, home of the bride's w tltTBT f�API'ARIO Law Motor Sales -- t'hurch. parents, of Mary Kathleen, elder — Boys, Summer Sweaters L �•� Messrs Short and Anderson, daughter, of Mr. and Mra, Winton �atCla 'TraII$ Ort ;,50C each Chrysler-Plymouth :'Toronto again won the famous J. White, to Mr. Ralph T. Pride, y p Kaiser Cup, at the local green on son of Mrs. and the late Louis 1S. -- Boys` Camp Shoes, $1.45 Dealer j Saturday last. Wm. Birkett and pie of Tomato. � i'�M 1' - , Fred Ward were also on the list of �� Claremont, HrougU a - --_a paar� GOOD USED CARS ---� - � GOODYEAR TIRES �r loom winners. Mr. Ward presented Greenwood, Whitevale and Torento n ` this cup, and &iso their hoose Merry Christmas 1 d :y 3 3,�1'$ W ILLARD BAT?ER18g flue Sinclair CUP, to Mr. Moor Uy drivers are ,trained to be ears tel a pair LGENERAL BLACISS1v1ITHIY�.. of Whitby, (Played recently', to Willsoonase here with its tangle of e.ourteats and reliable. , SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS these winners on.Saturday. (,IE? PROBLEMS. '.leas Sport shirts, With Give us alt W on a New ors�Uisd CM The Baptist Church announce Boeeial Rates en Lao Distaase short sleeves, 1 24 Horns Toning Serviaa Start now to put your ideas to work g ea. - i their Anniversary Services for on HAND MADE GIFra. hang' Gordon J " Law Sunday, October, 1st and Monday,. Men's QOC�ts, SSC., i�Qc, • .' -October 2nd, On Sunday, a former Many useful and beautiful articles No wdm,-ter small. Done We lace 25c,, 35e.and 50c. •pr. 'bone 2W8 well-known pastor,' Rev. Parks. of can bemadefsam smell remnants. tH shipments insured sad preteetef PICKERING, ONTARIO .'Aurora, will 'preach at both servic- ADOLLARinvestedNOW will re- from the weatbe IC. O. Bradley •es and will be assisted by the Lad- you many lima in HAND- pay - las Chorus from Baker Hill. OnDE (GIFTS. -TOL Clara. a„ !. C. I Phonelpick`.)04 _ Monday, supper will be served and' (lase, a sad C. R. G• V L.�I`1 DEI- ii\O n excellent, ,high-class program by -_.Yom `riendsand relatives will deob- ,Owned and operated t r the Lyric Mate Choir, of Toron- iy appreciate your thoughtfulness. Frank S. Maeda) You 'B'UNERAL DERECTOR under the' direction of Dr. Cur• Well selected stc ck of REM- N0t1�eto' ' s, will be given. Further an- NANTS EMBROIDERY goods, _ Private Ambulance , . rwuncements and advertising, lot- ILACES Etc.. at your service. +++ Dag and ,jglzt 3ervtoa y +m•'• � We*do Building r,f all kind. Pboae tiDOc . The death took place 'on Wednes- Bus Fare refunded to Bickering Cus- jJOTTER 6talvern 6000 day, last at his. home on the 5th• tourers with EACH DOLLAR I CARPE�iTERING. ,�•�� Conce$sioa .of Uxbridge, of :►Ir. PURCHASE. i {CEXENTIN'G. Markham, Ont. - John Norkon, in his ''Nth year. The T O N HALL BUTTON St�UP deceased had 1►ad been working in..their :PLU3f BFNG Town Hall, :WHITBY Earn, 'when 10 suffered a s PP• and from which he never regained con- Rd #1 lea ROOFItNG Farr's Elevator sciousness., Mr. Norton eras very •f� rued knavm in,this ddstrict. he. hav- NOTICE ' lj/!�lLlCh We alio sell Brantford Roofing !` -j e a Hent thresher a- Materials,Empire Bath Claremont,. Ont. ing been .Prete Phone Res. J38 Office WU rrtong the farmers here. The funer- Our true pass rose way every Egtupment, Duro Water Systems. Beatty Comminiee Agents for' iej al tootd place on Friday Mast, with _ Interment in' the Uxbridge cemet- days Yate . . .. A b iP iGovbrnm,mm to Bay Wheat !� e (;PAL, CO�Eti • In simple but Men de- - M her Building materia g highest gra" i:� •` we can. furnish The male quartst of the Baptist 1iV'e ave WOOD, CEM£�NT, memorials that will $dti�ptee Ftee P'bene at our expense. g ' _.C'hurc'h here have been very much rfI your from every Work Guaranteed lin deasanfl during the Past few aB AN D, GRAVEL, - int. ire dignity T p �t R track o sesvle6 iweeks. They spent an active day.in and ed' appearance our F. d • r R� .: Haliburton two weeks ago, when they sang at four different servic- BLTILDE Volk will atswd out Phone ts5o We alae bay course graiw ..,ea on that Sunday. They will sing Uke `iPICgER1L'�1G, ON on ,at Markham Presbyterian Church Valeo local cartage Rork Na Greater STAFFORD Tribute, - N. W. STAFFORD � 'en Winds$ next. Following their We have alenplaeed in stock a fall Highway Monumental USED CARS trip to Haliburton several members SIE of YAlZE LEAF MII,LI:v'Q Worb SEE OUR �of the party, Mr. and Mrs. James F•H£DS. 7•' ,� Ph, 483 Whitby Oaf. Used West D1,6 n JL AyasAW%A%AA sad }yIrs• R. E. Forsyth, motored A �' to North Bay, Callender, to see the A. W. Pickering, on>t. _ . ._1935 Chew Deluxe Coach Quanta, then CHELL 1 on to Ottawa, stopp- PP g, l Ing With lite v�il}ison's over. the Offi ce phone 7400 Residence 65 Wiith Trunk Perfect ill every way y, _Grant Taylor of the Conner Bak- tl _ Sed • ' ' -X1929 Pontiac •- _1� �► _._ _ 1929 Durant Sedanzq WORLD, OF TOMORROW :1928 Oldsmobile Sedan : 'estia RadiTH os _ At t/ileWa�lds fair of 7TOQAY� 5parton and1VIa,� NEW YORK $15.95 ROUND TRIP `` ;ALS. MOLE, Claremont. i PHONE 3201 Ilk NINCLUDING CA �'ED LVES WA TAXI TO HOTEL VEAL .. `ASSURED HOTEL ACCOMMODATION _ ADMISSION TO FAIR GROUNDS SIGHTSEEING TOUR OF FAIR GROUNDS I I SIGHTSEEING TOUR OF NEW YORK ',:zELL_ YOUR CALVES AT HOME AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENT ,: Save Time. and Money at the farm - ` We have �a buyer rte. .� � _ . . . . . . . • a ..: TUESDAY AND _ .:MONDAY Reservations must be made at toast a Week advonc. WEDNESD�y o r✓ rt Descriptive folder and complete information a1 - t-�1CKERflNC-� ;. FARMS d hone 4000 ESTE-RN MOUSE LIMITED p 4.16 3'hea-ese-. did flie, because an JOIN THE ' A a sudden she xcm&ed that she a -7 adt-rcd Dr. Stephen Wiftent. T11 a The WorK His Oyster 1044 Of course alie knew he wouW probably never *even give her an- other thought. But that didn't really matter. All that mattered vfm that he should be alive and here where she could "a him X ei sometimes, striding around with NW Abim a Now TAMP -.,CLUB i that look he had of knowing that the Id was his oyster, and ex. ERS j". e wor 13T SADIE B. CHAMB LAMP antsy *hat be was going to do 0 For im coob And the label end "win,dw teapot trade. Cdt"ILS AND AUTUMN About it. Only that now every. I.111i,27-hIrtaull." Werk,Trow aig Po0of of SALABA TEA we will send low thing would be entirely different, GRAPES with its lovely days of' ught In a Bqinnees wilit 4111t 1--" tslampAlbon. 2— 00 "n*Pres- M=wao*ofstamps offend because she understood now that crisp air is upon us. Nothing is v. It bums oU--k% air. Fres i!exehutge be knew how to laugh, ha in characteristic 11 days 6% fuel. Ram wide varkti, of shades. h, and how r SX DA labeh oref Fa to,be kind. than the air pervaded with an ar- Colem4a EdLu SALADA $TAMP CLUB 4161 King SL W.,Toranf,� . . . And some time she ou RHO mAntle, use,b I a orn of grapes. C*AL With -type Was going to work With him. 016 Lamm reaus for Great str6si is being laid upon Naturally, when one might con,. 30C — a his the minerals, sugar and vitamins es template a 'radiant god—even if Type XIEZ YOUatilEALIER oe but 0QI.E1!A%,LA1WP 4 STOVE (A, B, C and D) of the gra Write to us,foe detadst only from a remote distance no pe .9 SERIAL STORY -tad-mo-tinte-for lesser beings like there is nothing new in t9 im- 4-"141111 1U.U.. LTL' COPYRIGHT, the Bob Benchleys of the world. portance of the grape, for many Dept. w - its it mi L : thousands of years ago the. value 'INTERNE TROUBLE NZA 29 VICIL JHC. The situation might easily have of this luscious fruit was acclaim. Toronto, C-mt. proved difficult when, early in By Elinor, ed by Romans, Greeks and E Cowan Stone Tran's second year; she wag as gyp tiaras. The familiar" name "Bac. signed to duty in i�nergency. For thus was given to us.by the Ro- young Dr. Benobley had been re. Police To Rescue CAST OF CHARACTERS own opinion is obvious although, mans. The Hebrews credited No• lained at Saint Vincent's as as- ___TRAN DEARBORN—heroin*', quite properly, she does not say all with bringing grapes to their Of Keyless Wife sistant to Dr. Sargent; and it was student nuise. She ran into love so ------ 'A good nurso.,doea not land. So let us rejoice that in our mW trouble when she met offer opinions' (Nursing Text)"— he who was most frequently call- �6wnTandv growing in such abun. Halted by the upliftei �1 ' ed to Emergency in an advisory rd of DR. BOB BENCHLEY—her*. again he broke off dant crops we have this valuable Constable Sprague as he t to cough, into capacity when the internes found rave. Landsome young interne. He had his handkerchief; then finished food, resplendent with its lovely themselves 'beyond their profes- autumnal colorings of purple and led along Woodst)ck's main trouble, too, keeping up with bril.; hastily, "the exact page, I regret sional depth.' 'gold. Every street, a Detroit m&'ori.,:t, 'home- ' ,6 Kant to say, L do not recall." wise homemakei is me. ' DR. STEPHEN SARGENT— The Spartan Road 'storing & goodly supply of these wird bound', pulled urea,.''- to a He's leading up to something The young Dr. Benchley seem.' additional minerals and vitamins, Head surgeon. Dr. SargenVs prob- diabolical, •Tran thought. Oh, we ;stop and put bis hewl out of the -,Jeas was something also again. 11, , ed to have retired with definite in her store 'room. The making of, window,if he turns me across his knee finality to distances of his own. grape juice is perhaps the. most J. Yesterday: in a moment of nil- and spanked me, it wouldn't be arity, Tran preparsis a any core than I asked for. e foundation es-cd He was brisk, businesslike, when important, for it is the wasn't farcical Nursing care report CoucerielKif their paths crossed. No re4zq!lec- of-many a refreshing fruit the driver. "What -aji I d...i 'A'o _puneb trier 5 A��ge aspect;"-Top tion, apparently, of the days when and is an invaluable addition to Dr. Sargent Everything turns Sar•e was going on, "is that go they two had clung to many desserts. "You. have gone off wit!.; your bla�ck before her when he begins getber, L documented a report rocking in silent mirth, or danced Wife-$ 'keys, haxen't 110 read iL How did he get it? GRAPE ;UICE NO. I You"' Con. should say no more about treat. surreptitiously in a deserted ser- 'I quart grapes. stable Sprague 1_-umwted. -eitt than that the nurse repeat-ni Tice room to the music of a hurdy. 2% cups sugar. "Good hesivem, to I -ha7.--," adz CHAPTER X PJIv attempte-1 to soothe the Pa. vice outside—or even of the Boiling water. milted 'the. driver, -ba he h3nded Tran was-never to forget tient with 'little thoughtful atten- �i clay he had begged her to marry After washing the grapes and them over. The officer ex,�Iajned horror of the 10' Abutes that tions.' I believe was the phrase." him. removing stems, place' in sterile ,the motorist's wife, who waj stay. followed. lit affected to rete*to the ma-iu- jars alternating layers of sugar Tran told herself that this wai Ing in Paris, Out.,for a fev; (lays, In one sickening flash she had 4 rcript for corroboration. - "Of 401 very gratifying-and exactly as and grapes; fill the Jars with boil- had telephoned aha-ad to ij,, realized how this. thing had come' evurse, .mentalAllnissis o her. outside Phe would have chosen'; b water to-orrerflowing. Seal the htisbazid stopped. to but she- Ing happen to her. The morning the scope of your present expe-:- could not help feeling a little Jars and store in a cool dry place. before B'eula Tan had volunteer- ence, but I wonder if anyone hap- piqued by his punctiliously This juice is best left for at least profes- ed to carry her nursing care re- pens to know what treatments are ional manner. Oh, well, she a month before using a port to Mis�r Armstrong's, office. ?nOst commonly used in such ras- a and is the Learn supposed she was just one of those right consistent for using. To Dance And on her desk with it had lain, es. . . . Miss er—" he glanc.d Is that meh kissed and forgot. GRAPE JUICE NO. 2 forgotten, that:farcical At the class list before him girls W report on as if At any rate, it made it much ash and stem grapes, place in' Ea-.etsr, most c)z-,cjds; �lbe case of the mythical "X." selecting a name. a kettle and crush -adding complete in'handpome. 111natrat- Now Dr. Sargent's clear, fns-' But Tran knew before he sPok*, simpler to follow the Spartan road : 2 1,1 ed, colorful Brochn-re each_page of self-discipline to which she hid pints of water for, each 8 quartz 27- x 21-? "qua voice was reading it to the whose name he was going to tail. dedicated herself. of grapes. Boil well and stir fre- Mailed Postpaid si.oc and, smoothly, gmvely, inexor- "Miss Dearborn?" he said. "Per. It would be gratifying quently; also mash after well Joseph A. Lewis 1 52.1 Fifth Ave., New :ably, while Tran sat rigid, biting haPP you could tell me?" Ifying to rec-, cooked. Pour into jelly bag and York` ord that Tran developed ever- lier cheeks, her eyes growing big- So he.was going to play cat and niglit -into a. perfectly controlleJ allow to drip overnight.- Measure rn and brighter and wilder in the juice, and for each quart, add mouse with her, was he young nurse who met all situs • -pallid face. When he had fin�- Tran cleared her throat, bat tions with assured poise.- But of cup sugar. Stir well and just MAKE MONEYWkITl.,4G I'lohed, his too] blue eyes swept knew that if she cleared it-a dozen course, since' she was Tran, that bring to boiling - I Point. Place in the faces of the claw, resting for times her voice would not mime. Jars and *al, turning tops one could not be true. The occasions .40 impartial fraction of a second RcfTre, he could pursue the mat- were still too ,frequent on which turn-to the left. Place in recap. w -ner- tacI4 for steaming--an Tran's before pasiiing on. ter further, However, the bell Ag and steam for Short Stories vifaljy ended the period. hour, Remove from steamer, Let Fainstea 4ather Tent y4ur -As I- believe I toll you." he the had to bite her c:teeks to keep Ability Free said, "the case is not 1 ne that has Tran would havi scurried fronj giggling. After helping at. out her. first operation she was hu. seal Jars tightly, and store-wken Under-The: expert sra,danc,� of come under rAy profeQeianal care he ropn coal iu--M��.-drypliiie._ Archie -31exiishme hundred.# of of t � without a back ard_ raptis are In —nor, so far as I know"—he glance, but Dr. Sargent called, SPICED GRAPE JUICE akfng money: why coughed--"under that of any of "Ob, Miss Dearborn—just a.min- Ant! there was the historic. day .-S lbs.. blue grapes not you? vee train You by Indiv- idual Home Study.Cc-area to pro. when—unable to fine a seat in 2 lbs. sugar sell. and help our staff. Therefore I may per- ute, please." duce stories that t h e operating Amphl-theatre haps be permitted more w find a market, Decide now. quarts boiling water rite for Free AbIlIty Teat. tie.. frank- She Adores Him 2 where Dr. Sargent was - to do, mesa in my comments than I might stand, a stick of cinnamon ShWisr Schools Limited, Dept. • i0themise use in discussing the :She had to d, w 'Ainglor something very daring in tho 6 whole cloves T.P.. 1130 BAY, street. Toronto. the others to file out before she, U_ way of laparatorrifes—she climb-' Wash grapes, remove the stems. I viedical handling if a case." could approach the desk. When ed to a point of vantage in a tree Place in kettle, add the spice t The claw, fully aware that she did, and ventured to look 0, that gave on one of•the wind,)xF. pour in the -water and boil gently Mere w" more to this than met he was holding out her ill-starred 'It should have been an instrue- over a slow fire until skins separ- the naked eye, exchanged furtive manuscript. His eyes, meeting Cve Afternoon brit 'for the fact ate from the pulp. Now let boil glances. Tran measured the d;s- hers, said as plainly as words, "Of that Tran placed too much con-• to the door, but-.sat still for 10 minutes. Remove fire,- course. It couldn't have been any- fidcrice in a rotten limb, and. drain through Jelly bag, UTS !'tom sheer motor- paralysis. a allowing one but little feather-train." woke to find herself in bid with to drip all night. Pour into a ket- • 7 "I read it to you," Dr. Sargent, "Hare you ever thought,"-he two broken ribs, which, it- seem- tle; add the sugar, stirring con- "Was going blandly on, ."because asked aloud, "that fiction writing ed, Dr. Benchley -had. already set stantlY, until it reache's the boil. Ri h t Through report. The first" "A of several unusual aspects of the might be more exciting than nurs- -'and- strAppid. Ing point. Boil for fire minutes* —his lips twitch- klr?" only. Pour into *stgirile jars', real One Stormy Afternoon ed slightly—"is the scrupulous re- For a moment' Trans heart 'When she tried to thank him, and store'in cool, dry place. 4erenct, to the.text with which the stood still at the ominous he snapped with GRAPE CO A .impli OGGING mat interlards her remarks and cation of his words, h a bi.:ef return to NSERVr* explains.her own reactions. The the Bob Benchley Tran used to 4 lbs.' blue grapes Ild j5 the amazing fact "I thought you micht like to'. ftht,�, if1ovu woulo I lb4 aeedlteea raisins 111DW that destroy the evidence," he went after 10 years of observation, the on, putting the paper into her only stop being su.h. a precious 2 oranges (medium) is case was still lacking a diagnosii, rands. ;Ittl�, idiot. shefted Pecans, chopped line Sugar. :.when any police court magistrate-- Why, Tran 'thought Then he turned* crimson-1moke -Wash and stem grapes. Place Wqft'a pure Flaks but—he's .Ihould have, known at a lance iesilly I'aughing—inside. He doesn't IrUST Uge. glan' off abruptly, gathered ',up the ,that the patient stethoscope he,had been using, in kettle, mash ind cook until . . . and you'll was a mental mind at all. . . . Ob, 11.1 never. b- -and stalked out of the room. skins separate from pulp. Prices -esise—a schizofhyme with a mark• afraid of hini' again, through colander, and with every ning fi-eely. It will not hacat tet��=1�8 clean and run- But that hadn't meant an through complex, hovering 'Oh, Dr. Sargent," she choked thin,-, after all, it appeared; fir 'Cup, Use % cup sugar. Combine, enanvA or plumbing. Bam _*Angerously near dementia prat, out, "I—you h, I vcu're adding the-raisins and oranges, .,eox. That this was the nurse's sinlr,y swell", a "y or so.later Beula Tagg told UnPleawmt odor's as it cloam. which have been sliced very. thin. Tran that 'everyone in' the hos- Lye makes light work Pital was talking about Dr. Ben Boil until thick, stirring frequent- Gilleft's ly. ' Then add the nuts. Pour in- of dozens of hard cleaning tasks chley's affair with Mrs. Maitland, to sterile jelly glasses and sea], . . .saves you hours of drudgery. a pretty young widow who-had toring where dry and coos. -KAP a tin always (m lumd beer, a patient. Not that it mattered, for three' times in'the last month Tran had Your Household FREE BOOKLET-The Gillett's Lye Booklet tells how this powerful cleanser been alone with a patient when clean cloaed dmim keeps out- Dr.- Sargent came in. Once he Problems boas"clean and od;;�by desti� the -,is of the ck)oct,. how it Have you fussy eaters in your perfbr=s dolens of tasks. Send for had even smiled at her and said, family? Do you have trouble Standard Stands Ltdo "Thanks. That helps a lot," when 0 ;��Avteo *Dd Libero Street, providing a varied and interest- Toronto,Oct. she had moved a.light-to a better ing menu? Do our cakes fall? 'position for him witiliout being Then write, enclosing a stamp- irsked. ed, self-addressed envelope to It was one stormy afternoon Miss Sadie B. Chambers, care of late in Tran's -second, year that this paper, and she will endea-' r. the terrible thing happened which vour to solve your problems. A. threatened to change Tran's' COM 1--t I world P e e y. Lost Village (To Be Continua,a) eir 14 Blackwell Mill, tiny village in the Derbyshire Peak district Eng- FOLL0 fllr A land, sees only one train a week�- on gaturdays.j Blackwell 34111 has A110. KissSaming Machine Machine 0 1pritaln's smallest station :- the goo platform Is four yards long. Driven.by electricity, a kissing machine is in use at Hollywood. It --;s designed to• test the durability -Issue No. 37 '39 •"Mm disrohv hse in hot imrw. T!pv oftloss of the hV 11setr h"Ve the%ater, of lipstick, C Ile L L.' A" papas not avec Shaw _L�Z E_ -7 Pk 7 " ,5 4- N+9.'KW 7 V, "Ji A Bengal Executive With Fanxily Pays Visit To Canada WORTH COMING ft , 19*Y0959m, d. OVER FOR am Dixie is a.grand iiAe any way ToU ake it, The tobacco stay: Fresh c$6!and 11ourFul until you cut Thevillage "softie" If offered it off the plug-and every piPeFul the,choice of a quarter or a penny Plaits longer. would always take the penny. A visitor heard about this, so decid- ed to test him. Sure enough, he took the p1triny, not, the quarter. Later In the day the visitor met "Softie" In a quiet lane and asked him way he had taken the penny. "Well, you see, it's like this. As Yo be a stranger, I tell Ye. but don't let on In the village. I knows PLUG SMOKING TOBACCO the difference In-colirpeor and silver. but It I ever took the silver no body'd ever try me again." r peel must he removed by scrap- ,,,`f it Is uttered in a bitter 0 -7-Be5trice says she has seen spirit. ing or brushing with a wire brush- 7 but eighteen summers." When eveTI-que.-canaoiL-wa—tn- itt paint that is heck- -Well, she always was uriab- the laughter. ed may be softened with iL blow- servant." torch and then scraped off. suppose when you have Surfaces that have been var- When he was just four, a young been flying for, a year or so It nished or enameled should be rub- bed with fine sirridpaper, curled lad was very much Interested In L becomes second nature." know. For "Surest Wrig, you wedding that he had seen. horsehair, or fine steel wool until days afterwards he would speak of Why, I'm getting so, that I of- the gloss is removed. nothing else. one night he asked: ten feel a craving for worms -The bulk of India's vast population is loyal to the Crown and the "Daddy, have you been married?" and bird seed." e," Sir George Campbell, leader of the European Group of Mamma.. Legis,ative AS3embly of Bengal, said when he arrived with members •'.Yes, of course — to Yellow Glass Used of n he replied. family at Quebec in the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Bri tain, -Sir George and his family, paying their first visit to this country ,•is it very hard to. get married" Before Painting With Purple Chalk .are -:�-avelling from coast to coast and will also visit the United St Sonny continued-. in pieture si�ade aboard the Em ress of Britigill are Sir Geor e*a "No," his father replied, "we did P Wood Surfaces Days of the schoolroom black- a6) Campbell. Torquil Campbell (left), Sheila and Cohn. not find-it, very difficult.- After board In Sudbury, Ont, are num- some cogitation the Young Son 4 Remove' Loose Putty, Fill) Ptah bered. Wlidn'school opened this spoke again. place causing the setting of the "of course, It was not difficult Hoks, Kill the Pitch in the year pupils began writing on yel- fertilizer is allowed to proceed in for you, because You Only got mar- Knob low glass with purple chalk in the .. Modern the pile. Before the fertilizer is tied to mamma, but I must marry King George Public School, most recent addition to Sudbury's school shipped out for use, it is reground some strange Woman." New unpainted wood usually buildings. Blackboards are said to Etiquette and resifted to ensure good drill.; aration. needs very little Prep absorb too inuch light and nil.the BY ROBERTA LEE ing ' condition._.�"G-V._Perth Cap: "Why have you been Dusting off loose dirt, r4moving boards will be changed It the ex- Co." sitting in your ear all after- mortar, plaster, or cement with a- peilment proves successful. Questions r, scraper or sandpaper, and filling Is it -permissible for. the. Motorist: "I'm waiting for aril holes and loose joints with brise and bridegroom to receive two gentlemen." patty enough after the priming Cop: "Who cong atulations in the church? are they To coats is dry may be enough. fora Charring with a blowtorch will ould it be bad taste How"Can 'I : Motorist: "The one who man to wear a tuxedo or ditiner. E ASH! EY owns the car In front of me kill the pitch in knots, but the -Jacki. to -.8Y ANN and this one who owns the car usual method is to apply a thin a formal. dinner. Z. When is it proper to serve in back." cost of orange shellac to all pitch Von" a the cob? Q.—How can I cut a bar of places before the surface'in paint- Has a host the privilege of soap more" els, It's A Poor Joke ed. Resinous wood like yellow pine A,—Dip the knife into boiling wils 11A telt:: his guests when t6 stop When someone blushes with so. should be brushed over with tur'- drinking. water before cutting. barrassment. pentine Just before it is painted; What does it indicate when Q.—How can I clean a straw When someone's feelings are cedar should be brushed over with a t"t-.ess invites some guests to hat? hurt- solvent naptha or benzol. • i. dim--.'nformally and then has a A.—For each hat, take the When something-sacred Is made Rub With Sandpaper' 16 OF re and elaborate dinner? Juice of two lemons, add enough to a-ppegr commonplace.' A Painted surface that is simp. tar -hen a-girl stenographer is powdered sulphur to make a thin.- When it Is dirktod against the ly chalky needs only to be dusted. b introduced to a man in the paste, apply pply on the hat, and then infirmity of someone. All paint that has begun.to wale dry in the- sun. When thorough- Answers ly dry, rub of Nol they no not receive any Our. Q.—How can I prevetit an iron in the church, but AGENTS WANTED Classified.. PHOTO FINISHING h -'d a at once to the place from sticking to the goods? asess I& 011j g A.—If a small,quantity of tur- EIGHT Exi.AnGED PRINTS=26a. where the brea:ifast.or reception JLGFNTS WANTED—IN AM DIS: Special offer for summer. Free is -.c be. held. 2. Yes. Unless he pentine is added to the pot of trictii In Canada for Indestruct colortone enlargement with an d :0's'Krideodsoldf aped and 8 enlarged double sired order of 23c or more. Films e,.[!' ha�' 4ormal evening dress he starch, it will prevent the iron able Household Ne Zsc for,:.. y r.' Advertising. 15- he goods. f,.ti.. Man prints shci,.d not attend. 3. Only at fam- from sticking to t 230t sat London Vending Co.. A 25c. Reprints 4c each. Can. �M:.jly dinners. 4. No' but he should. Q.—How can I improve the 23 Wolseley Avenue, London. OnL ado Photo Supply. Box 121. Tar- $I .onto. Canada's Largest Photo guests be- flavor of apple sauce? FItER SILKY ENLARGEMENT know the habits of his MEN WANTED IN EVERY CITY. lemon A.—Add a few drops of Sell Dexter Weatherproof service MOUNTED IN EASEL BAciL fore lnviting one who is so weak juice. This is especially effective shoes. greatest shoo value In Can. mount with every roll received PRINTING In �;.b habits that he is-liable to ads. Complete line of boots and and 3 deckle edge Velox prints A T T E N T 1 0 N 130USEWIVES— lose all self-control, as well as if the apples have a flat taste. shoes for men.and women. Also 26c. 20 reprints 26c. four tavour- Know your PreserTes and Pick. I clean ' kid raincoats and windbreakers. Free iself-espect. 5. It 'indicates that Q.—How can be its snapshot enlarged. coloured. Its. 100 Assorted Labels 10c, in Dolling outfit Dexter Shoo Comp- mounted sin leatherette frame 19c. Labels 25c postpaid. Lewis Priaro- the hostess needs training in the gloves? any, Limited. Montreal. Itoyal Photo Servim Box, 6, Sta- Ing, Station H, Toronto, Canads. A.—Mix 15 drags of solution 'o; it is not tion F, Toronto, rulet of etiquette. 6. N., _%r - 'required. of ammonia and a half-pint of ISAMY CHICKS ICK NA19D SPELLS" HAIR GOODY of WRIT spirits turpentine. Put the SPRUCELEIGH WHITE LEGHORN E R.-T, ASHTON. R.R: NO. Pullets. fsrm-ranged, 3day-hatch WIGS, TOUPES, TRANSFORKA- Port Hope, Ont. Now. pateni • gloves on and apply the mixture September delivery. $1. each. tions. Switches, Curia, and all screen for dug 'or dirtiled wells. with a brush, repeating until W�od's Poultry. Route S. Rock- types of finest quality Hair guaranteed. .. :-FARM Goods. Write for illustrated cata- clean. Then hang in the air to wood. Ontario. loffue. Confidential, terms arrang- +191rq AND RfCri(-,I;TCi dry, BOOKS -ed. Toronto Human Hair Supply, .,-.,PROBLEMS 12 UP, GUARANTEED USED TIRES; Q.—How can I prevent eggs Co,. 529 Bathurst Street. Toronto. Bicycles, $10 up. Wrlte for 'bar- from spreading and separating CANCER AND- FOODS WITH A 3 you have note on Soil Pertilization and NACHINERT AND SUPPLIES gain price Ilst.-Toronto Tire. t96 k2ve heard thatwho posiching them? Dundas Wept. Toronto. 20 Sa Re r p h-o—sp Fare—r C I t.I L I.L C A A.—Pour a little vinegar into Scientific FindIngst. price, 50 cts.. A-- -!I tat values in to mix with manure.J would like USED tARS,FOR SALE the water. by C G. S. Baronxtenther. M.A to know whether this would ap- W D.. LI-B., 11023-81 Avenue NEW friction rubber belting, G", 4- to can I preserve 'cut Edmonton, Alberta. ply, at 25c per foot. LL other sixes at low'Prices. BUY FARR ply for fruits, grapes and, garden flowers for •a longer time? A plan-E. A. Add a little camphor to tits CATTLE DEXEMIRER! Grain King endless rill THE BEST A.—In answer to your inquiry thresher belts stand tft gaff. -water in which they stand. Write for prices. CHEVROLET coach. Master. t 3.9 I would say that the use of 20% DUAL-PURPOSE 8 H 0 R T H 0 R N SE14D your order early, large stock Bulls also Heifer.Calves, accredit. six thousand milej, black. supplement and end- E Superphosphate as a s ed, - high production. Bayside in all sizes, in canvas CHEVROLET coach, Waster .to manure is a well-established Not inoney, but that old studio' leas thresher belts. 138 CH Farm, Owen Sound, Ont. SMITH Belting Works. 133 York do luxe. Royal tires, trunk. This should be a good foe-maker, billing, stands i;t the N Street, ADelaide 1437, Toronto. mohair trim, new car performan-be, practice. way of the deal that would bring maroon or blue. 'er:al to use *3 a mulch around CHRISTMAS CARDS CHEVROLET truck, inat heavy, , - F.RT AND SUPPLIES FOR duty stake, •Dual. elcetient -iTII1*tS txees and between grape radio's friendly enemies, Jack MACHTi )37 SALE motor, tires. 5-ton license. vines. It mtky require an addition Benny and Fred Allen, together SEND FOR THE CELEBRATED LET sedan, Master in a picture at Paramount "Royal" sample book of Personal CHEVROLET NEW AND REBUILT MACHINERY 237 de luxe, trunk, blue. excellefit of F�-ash and possibly Nitrogen Cardii. A beautiful selection of de- of every Shop suP tires and finish, special equipment. in to ri'mice it most suitable for If wise men of that lot can devise signs which includes six hand- ery description plies and tools. - Enquiries wel-. guaranteed performance, a means of satisfying both comics some Calendars. Entirely free. comed. The A. R. Williams Mach., FORD Tudor, trunk, black. gra-es.—'A.M.—Wentworth Co." Personal Cards, sl.0o per dozen '36 Snappy performance, good on relative size and position of rem. inery Co., Ltd., 64 Front Street, am writing you regard- Big Commissions and P West, Toronto. tires, special pri . Ing fertilizer problem. We have their printed names in*tbe ad ac- 'aums. Increased values and extra CHEVROLET coach, Master cessories, plans can proceed--but -free cards tor.early orders. Very, iil)�Nlg SHIRTS do luxe, blhck, trunk, sedan, In aXi-dr.t- sest, mechahictilly perfect, smart OLr locality a. club that mixes attractive Boxed Card that's no job fora weakling. meats. Experience or capital un. MEN'S SHIRTS, WHITE, ST I D lines, excellent tires. fertilizer in the Spring 'of the necessary.Orders despatched with patterns, English broadcloth. at CHEVROLET coach, standard. collars, F1268 95 CH rits year. Age for other' brands In 24 hra. of receipt. Published OV inched or Be blue, peppy motor. good tires, i!,&,,raTt61,s, S for $1.00. 27 Royal Publishing to 17%. 3' Box brakes, neat appearance. tell ine that fertilizer that is 'not then 10 herbs fiv Company, 00, Mont-real. Davids. 179 Craig West, Montreal. PONTIAC sedan, do luxe, watt knix" some months ahead and '35 then' DRINKyour daily cup of EDUCATION AT. trunk, new car condi.tign, OAA :eground in the Spring, MINK9 equipment, good tires, at ale price. srucic. INTERNATIONAL Z does mot become available as -G FOR 33 STUDENTS NOW ENRbLLIN FINE DARK, EASTERN QUEBEC ton, tires, motor like new, net/ NOT WATER quickly to the plant. Is this car- . Courses in Matriculation. Short Mink, kilts or proven breeders, uco. - Add die ivice of GARFIELD TRA's 10 herin Story, Journalism, Advertising, prolific strain, reasonably priced. --d Kect-?- There---is- a difference of to losses hansful mWisevied,tfia&s wwo.' Shorthand and Speech Culture. Visit or write. Brighton Mink .-.JU. 4186 ME. 7300 Ontario. expon- Make use of your spare about Five Dollars in price in fav Makin rw cup of bot water ems better sall Caorrer time. -Ranch, Brighton, 0 Write today. Canadian or ol the local fertilizer per ton work nim THOROUGHLY io'cifto so a J. T. Farr & Sons Ltd. larminal wanes and help yon look.fed and deuce College (established 1902), NEW LIFE FOR OLD HAIR wEs;rb-,. OAKWOOD AT 11,0CE11.3- of similar analysis.'Which is the 229 Yonge St., Toronto. work beast. At 25C. ROAD,.TORONTO best buy?, rw I coo""for LOOK 10 YRS. YOUNGER. NATU.R- 0 S iliEVELOPED In answer to your inquiry FIREEIArall SAMPLI-fai F LNI ails Hair Restorative " restores A.— USED FURNITURE FOR grey nr faded Bair to its natural I wC.-Aid say that it is not so much 0"014 tv_194�1_w. PRINTED color—stainlebs — for six weeks SAWPLEn Dw. 20c FILM DEVELOPED, P the Mat, 0111101 ter of availability of plant- and one Enlargement.-Speedy and supply — send 5I.00 Naturells GOOD USED FURNITURE: 8 1 this in- Model Photon, Box suit $20. 0; Q11 60, Mount Hair ResoratIve. P.O. Box 273, To- Dining Suite $15.00; 'Chesterfield fbod that is concerned in h' Dennis, Toronto, Ontario. ronto. q4torlIeld suit: $39.58; Stdlaio C'Ouel stance as it is evenly mixed fer- tiliZe- PERSONAL 9-piece Dining Suites III;e new. and fertilizer in good FOR SALE P.601; Breakfast Jultea ;20.00- ...Artl1ing condition. Factory-mixed I Clout- Avenue, Tnrvsnln 3, CPands, QUIT TOBACCO, SNUFF EASILY,T VundredR of other srrticic-s. %v'rite dept. an 11011 us for your requirements. Teems. goods are carefully and thorough- COCKER SPANIELS, WIRES, Inexpensively. ne r'�Me4y:� arranged, If neecsipary. %�IcKezinx Bulls. males Testimonials. Guaranteed. Ad- smooth Fox, Boston Furniture Co., Ltd., 6.'6 Day 'St- DIXIE or peel must P or brushing rc� my be tor�h and then Surfaces J A ly blerded 'by machinery. artl Any ales $8.00. ~fee fre2. D. ett's. -nox 1, Win- Toronto. of any brood, $5.00. Fern '39 Thomas Pettem. I,v chemical action that may take Th: n, Ontario. -nipe!z. Issue No. 37 's Z u is -4wim, =aim Asa, of -Pttm- --Jt so wmdw 'list1�1 boro,. In viml*ift bw =,As ZnmU and it h&A to mks =ything out A of the reports from Euroj*. on JT Ian Cook -visiting her —Miss ]Illiott, of Tbaw", spent were driv- is night the.enemy ZRAPNIA in Toronto for a few weeks. a-week at the h0M9 of her Par- On Out of and far sway from War- re- -Mm Dison was in Toronto bet 'eats, George and Mrs. Elliott saw,. and t4.inh- Itants wen Special Showing of bar aivtei�s illneew. —Ifts. ThQs. Andrew and Mrs. Ported to be coming back into the Announce a orii�ff to Aloe Wilson are spending a few c1ty by the thousands. Wednesday -IT)w IA~ Aid Bos ally of St. ME n6erning the Germans,had amurrounnd, vo meet on days in Iftroata, -with-0* tatter's Pop lots we BEd . . ed Warsaw, and likely' to Qccupy it 11v,�.Ve&mday next. at the home of son, Alm • Tai chrIssle Munro, -at the usual —aev. C. G. Park, M, A, of the witbin a few hours. 41 United Church, Whitby, will occupy N. McEkwen�and' f—,AY the pulpit of the United Church NOT �_,..-FALL and WINTER .Dr. RZ a few here on Sunday evening, Sept. 17th... weeks at STYLES !v*0 have been 'spending their fs�vm on the 5th . The sympathy of the comiraun- The Curtis Publishing Co. are WOOLENS and t*ncemon, have returned to their ity is extended to Mrs. Bugg, and anxious to procure.regular custom- if,� tiogme in the village Mr. and Mrs, Plartington, of 'Eliz- ere in Pickering for their magaz- coatings -4)n Sanda afternoon a-sbvere abeth Str., in the death of Mr. ines — The Ladies Rome journal In Suitmigs and Over odectrical' storin passed oveF differ- Bugg, whose funeral took place and — The Satt�iday Pod, and have ant Sections of the province. It was on Tuesdoy, with interment at the appointed 'Neil Murkar to this'del- 1by 'M R. C. A. RAFFLEMAN _Accopmgpsnied by a high wind, rain Erskine Cemetery., Rev. M. Jenkin- ivery. To those who appreciate d not last long. son conducted the service. good magazines for the long* wint- and hall, but di The Golden Tip Top Tailors SPeoial Representative Gleaners. Mission —The attention of the teen-age er evenings, the Post is the best Band will hold their opening meet- girb Of the coinnixailty is drawn to "five cents worth" on the market. ing on *qnday, Sept. 18th, at 4.15 the .fact that. the__:M��- _If you are Interested-, ask N_eiaL---A-to_- on the basement of the Unit- ute is sponsoring ' another project call weekly. ad Church. All �Thursday, September 28th the -girls and boys for all girls in the community. The Classified Advertisements ted to attend. subject under studa, s to sr- cordiWy invited McClure, of Toronto Jean 0 be — The Club Girl Entertains, MAN ,WANTED — with tractor, to ...-M sure to come in and meet him' ' pe, very soon, to have called on her cousins, Mrs- � and and we, 110 plovi 5 acres at Simcoe Point. Mrs. Mrs. C, Morley o)u, Sunday last, more information as to what the W-11lian1s. Those who ap' eciate rich Quality fabrics, will be pr prior to her marriage to Mr- Allan course will include. In.the days a- I =� Crocker, who is -attached to the head, we'-feel, that more and more EMPLOMMENT WANTED on intiigued by the infinite variety of Tip Top ..:: .'Mateorologleal Star at Vancouver. . will we look to the home for our a farm, by a young man, experien- _iMm. P.. N. Sprott, organist Of eqtertainnient, and, the ed in all farm work and machin- uitings and Overooatings abown by subject of Andrew's Church, announces studying the art, of the perfeciL. ery. _Can drive truck or tractor. the opening of the Fall Term in hostess,: should be of interest t,6--Sibgle. BoY-C. Non Office.. their represestative. Plano and Vocal Classes. Mrs* every girl. q. FOR RENT — 1 room suitable for Sprattwill be assisted by John S. —The St. John's Ambulance office or small business, in central in Sprott, mho specializes begins- Association, Red Cross and the am For information or aPPOM been A Ontario Motor League have part Of Claremont Village.' Terms me S. CHARM N reasonable. T. Paterson, Clare- --0n apply at Mrs. Wailter White's conducting a First AW Course here --On Tuesday evening a band of during the past two weeks under wont. 'of men from the 84th Regiment, the instruction of medical students FOR SALE 12 cows, (springers Oshawa,, with bugles and drams, from Toronto, the examinations be- and milkers) and one bull. Hol- ;snie up acrd Paraded the -slain ing made by Dr. Cartwright dur- steins, Durharas and one Jersey. J. -street here and treated Our resin- ing this present week. An author-. A. Somerville, Cherrywood. . LEARING . .LINES AT emu to martial music- Tl�Iey were ized First Aid Post has been estab- on a recruiting trip. Results "ve fished at Law's Garage, another of FOR SALE — Chesterfield Sae, 'Iess than Cost Brown, good condition. reasonable not yet been reported. the many such posts to be found Boy's leather coat, size 15 or 16 —it has been decided by the Dir- along the highways -today. The Men's Calf Boots, Reg. $6.50, for $3.00. ears, Wringer and stand etc. F. J. actors, that the Winter Fair 'will d1ass in addition to Mr. IAw and y Hall, R. FL 2, Pickering. not be held this year, on account Mr. Hunt, included the following Oalf Oxfords, Reg. $6.00, for $3.95. - of the'war. Also the same decision school pupils: earl .Burns, George FOR SALE 200 White Leghorn Boys' Oxfordi, sizes 13 to 2's, Reg. $3.60 for $2.00 has been made with regard to the Burns, Ross Burns, James Clement, Pallets, 5 months old, laying; also t. Autlisnobile, Show. 15=e, however, Fred Fowler, Clarence Gunter, G*r-- 100 yearlings. B. R. Boreham, Boys' &ca-mpers 1, 15to2's, Reg. $1.7#91or $1.00 are opposed to this decision, and an don Watson.* Barney larnage, Car- 'White's siderond; Dumbarton. Stanfield'® Underwear, Reg $2.00, for $1.49 effort maybe made ' to hold them ey Robinson, Rich. Fowler, George an usual. Bradley, John Walsh, FOR FARMERS ONLY — quant Stanfield's Bummer Underwear, Reg. $1.36,for$1,00 y alsh, Wra. Banks 0�=t r* --a)ougLss i'ahmm, son of Leslie Bruce Johns, Win. Bunting, Roseity of overalls-'and sinacks. Regul- Nansook Combinationeq, Reg. *1 CIO, for 49c.,' and Mrs. r Johns, of the Home Tel- 4qra,,�.w p1ld Leon - Pearson. The ar PriceL S2_00 for $1.49. Fred T. Ov-mlls, sizes 40 to 46, Rep. $2.00. for $1.69 j: ephone Co. has %.ie hoii,ur o! being wvll-wiwa course cavVrs* eme Bunting, Pickering. rgen- the first in Pickering to enter the cy.'-trestwnent of Fractures,' Bleed- Men's work Gloves, Reg. $1.35,for $.1.10; $1 for 85e. FOR SALE — 200 Pallets, Piy- Service in the war. He has signed ing Wounds, Removal of Clothing,ng, mouth Rock. Ready for� production Ladies Silk Hose, Dark sbadep, Reg. 69c., for 49c. ttPwith the Si9ml corp, and left Treatment of an unconscious per. some already laying.f Ralph E on Monday to report for dull. Pbiwns, Shock, Burns, Scalds do son, etc- -Mowbray; Kinsale, Fred T. Buntin is 18 years of age, and has ' 92 ",been a pupil of the Continuation Flatablisk ad 1867. School here and last year Wthithy High School. Be has been deeply 'interesW in short wave radio and W CHICKENS ANTED anters that Branch in the signal _Corps. He held an Amatear-opera- ... . ,. ,SPECIALS WS License. —The Women's ."erets an opportunity for farmers Ib f. Mig-Monary Soc- 25c. a isty of the United Clnirch held Breakfast Bac' on., the first meeting of the Autumn to sell their produce right at home Season, in the Sunday school "Minced Steak, 12c. a 1b. and had as their, guests, the -at highest market prices. � -- 12c. a 1b zoamoibm of the Baby Band, with Pork Liver, their mothers. After the usual De-- g Farms Ltd. have installed flickerin Fa s votional and Business Period, Mrs. .Mewing Beef, 12c. a lb j Jenkinson gave s, delightful talk on a modern plant for killing and finish- a the so-called "MissiorAry Babies", : .Jewd Shortening15e. lb whichboth instructive and ed- ing poultry of all kinds at the Mush= Ticational. At the close, a happy Classic Cleanser, 3 tins, .13c. 'J time was spent with Mrs. room Farrh on No. 2 Highway at and 4darkar and Mrs. Cartwright Z_ 6 tins, 25c. refreshments. E I D their serving ref i1t*- -.. We have a buyer there • --8- S. No. 2 opened an Monday ti of this weelb in a 'school ,house W for chickens and fowl. thoroughly renovated . during the Butcher, (phone 3000) ,.:Fickefing sun*ner vacation. The section can 'have a quafitil; write or 7 you snow boast of having one of the Y. in the county. ,!Finest rural, schools hone, and our buyer will call and' The building is practically new. A the school for a furnace, and a s well. FARMS LTD, carpenter work. The in er.mg ' Hardfine basement has been added toroonfor carquote you a price. Pickwar e - idde of the school room i 1. P10KERI NG lighted and is very attractive in TORONTO--' PICKERING WHITBY appearance, and meets the demands of the modern curriculum. 1h e ex- SUDDEN DEATH .tenor of the walls is of stucco, Sind the corners and above the win- BUG KILLER down and door Of red red brick. Frox.ank J. P;ouse twas the contract Can be dusted on the plant any ---;On Wednesday, Sept. a JOHN (JACK) BOYES wishes .to announce that.he, has bought Bowden, Alta., at the home Of her u -time during ring the day. :No dew is daughter, Mrs. 1. 9, Mills, Sa the DRUG BUSINESS of-the Late ERIC JONE8. The store W41 rub B c Strickland, b-e—loved wife of the late iv charie of J. 'A_. RTCH7VRDSZN-.-Pb6.- -G—radki-ati -ur.g. essar y to make ' it stick, int,with fifteen years'-retail experience. -John M. Harding, died in her 88th The deceased was a resident Make this storeyour Headquarters forToilet Go*ds, Patentof Pickering about twenty years a- uddenDeath torth6 BgU '„its, and was well known and high- Medicines, Stock and Poultry Su les, Household Drugs, Sta, vly esteemed. She is survived by two tionery, lee Cream, Chocolates, Soft Drinks, Tobaccos, Cigairs, daughter, .:New Life ++ Pia Pnt *one, and one r, Wm. D. ;Cigarettes, Magazines, Newspapers Ek. ilarding, of Port Credit; Thos L. n9v A ��r�i 'of Toronto, and Mrs. -111eipt for McCormick,iD ering Farm Miicblvery a Mills, Mary), of Bowden . Alta. 'ACCURATELY DISPENSED Repairs. 7 -TH One son, John S. Harding, died E SOYES DRUG CO., LTD. �Ckw Nott* —'we bwe ft. QW IL C* ft fs at nia& ponle years agto. The funeral took M N T place fromthe partours of the THE REX.,kLL SUN )AY UOURS Luke Burial Can Oshawa- on Wed- STONF, 12.00-1�00 (noon) 'PICKERING liesday. Interment in Union Cam J. S. BA.1QDON, -PICKER Phone 68 6,00-7.00 p.ni. ERING stery.