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LV 111 PICKLhCi ;` O.�TT:e • 5 i�t �fi�ikOtttOL �,raffrlaa• _ a�1y_�_1.a (,+T's+•Y�U ENW NOTIC Aiodley Frank Clark, of Toronto was the Combined service'will be held in j�IL H. (7: PEAR80N-Physician �.. guests of hit'sister, Mrs Kutch Kinsale.Church next Subday. even- : ;,MIU ` ' +�aodsarseon. Duabatton. :oh Oufttrncka P your way last week ing• R. FORSYTi3, Opb.D., Director every day." The rain storm of Sunday was in Mrs. R V. 'Mowbray and 'son, �. ° ��� �`•. 0909tome dal Amwdationof onri.to ,tag. the proportion3 of tt cloud-burst Ii al h, motored •..'to Ottawa asst .- . COAL IrOHE districts were flood week. pMed Member of the Amxieaa Optoseaer::d � here Low-lying . . . .. - .. � ' '!EH4PPthiG. •2 .�,_ '`�� j arrClaaaa• 87ta easmiDed by appointment. ?.. sibass ssea.Ciaremunt.ont. ,OD, CEMENT, ed Miss Marie Hawkins, of 13rooklin, Mo'd ' vilddnesd and Mrs. Iii., G. Zimmerman' 'has been spending sedefal da s::svith raw z � BAND GRA VEL` pen g Y �E GRINa F 1VLr f`x . ` , , and friend, of Toronto called upon Miss Alice StelLL Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Chapman- on Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Bell Sr. soil Bran, Shorts and. FeedF NY- and R, AIJLlJY` liueriaWr. and Sunday. daughter Eileen have been spend- -kinds„-afro minerais .� Saiicitar,Notary Wuhlic. irio>ieywz,a.a. , $ ,�'�'• T 4ter�mrmarlytrecttpt d by tae.teca A E.c:ntia- BL?IZDE+'R S SUPPLIES - The Club.Corn Roast will be ing-several days 'at a cottage in coacentrafes for profitablc��40s Ong ,~ %M%south wiwt of wan Howe•Whitby. toy held in Chapman's Flats on Monday Beaverton, «- $lfl0 laoal Oartage vgork •th. The ladies will lease Mrs. W. Gibson celeb kw bra band �- BE7ITON, B L tf ROSS Aug.us• s: L P rated- her' arms o o ici rsWe have - birthday, r - W x _ _tine of '�aple l.eef Killing ” ' ening' last, with, all the t y an f egds acid Su Ccs:'> r Ef.I..K.C.OJx» F.ROSS vein merit of the Dramin- some friends. PP , affil] r LA_M Gua Feeds. The P 6rBQ K.E 8 - ion of Canada during -the-past 60Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greenwood F• _+• �Rk7F.+l�T ' ` JAMES A wR1GHT A. we MITCHELL y being'depicted in the Pag- and family,and. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. a 1�i } ` x • O.KICHARDSU�i.A Oo Berns- Rickering Ont. sant at the Grand Stand. ' ,Mr. and Sirs. V. parks.y iiN;O, i Ni McDowell, s nt Saturda last with V eters.Sohatots. Notaries etc.. Suite Sal. Brougham Mrg. I.Ou RpgBts and falnlly aid :,� jj a : isavlor Luesui'ldr7�.3e Toronto St. oronto. Oftiae phone i 400 fis8idenQe 85`GO ' 'T.ispbone Ad.1688:Pickering Phan del flit Mrs. and Miss Hitchcock havg re- Miss Mary White of Toronto was - � -- ' turned to their home' at Scott's All kinds ' of F epairol< • PGUS MCMILLAN-Barrister, S& -a Sunday=guest of her-brother, Jno. ¢ ' s iWr, Notary Public. 19 Melinda Street The Beal Store,Claret? ono Guard,, Saskatchewen, .after spend- Aff Tonin Guaranteed 7 and. Mrs. White. g ' to. Teledhone Elgin 5'103. 29d PHONS'. M ing some time with _friend$ in ai d. G 'S. .MeODONAI,D -. _••_ Mr. Donald Wilson and members around this•district. FURNITURE of his family spent Sunday with the �_ - t�` 209 cton AVE.. -VORONTo- Gannon household. die �$RBERT T. FALLAIBE. L D 9.. We- ire displaying an attractive Mrs• W. Carlton, son Percy and � -fig Beach Community Phone Lakeside I60? D.D.S.Graduate e("Roysi.Collese of variety of ' Assoaation. Qrdlf! taken at NEWS Ofh+s. Owtai Sar as and the um�ersity of Toronto. daughter,' Pearl,' spent Sunday at Yc Aluminum and Graniteware IS W. Ann• meeting and Election Officers. _ Odes!t re.�a�e second door east of St. Aad the M. Hamiltdn home. ese'aCLnrcb- !'iekerio�,Ont. Omce b : 9 Frlrniture and Ft1rDlture , -.s.o. w s mor of appotgta.at.. ' -ray INoaeitks. , *Mr. and Mrs. Brace Morton,_ of _ The annual meeting and election --,F I�'i x';01'1. 0°' na0 Prices low. in keeping with times. 8touffville visited their sunt, Mrs. of officers of the Pickering. Beach, '' �✓+'� - Edward Wilson on Monday- Association held recently, opened .$ � ••, Mr. and Mrs. -Bert Harvey were, With a resume of the past year's �` 7 RADIO S - President, - - w 'b entertainers Y ng DR BaATON, TOWIrB@IP Mani]Ia last Friday evening. Mr. Mitchell ind reports from -the era a part. convoyan4er.coimoinlaoer for A �}ra<jnate Of Radio C011egIrtra. Ales. Malcolm, son and dao- Secreta Tressnrer, - tatsttrt .tea. Aa000tant. Etc. heeft of with ghter, of Toronto, were week-end � F. Brim. The c wbitevlle.Out. -' :_ Aasociatitin is g Climber.and Lath 4 ,: lleeri.e. •e•. growing in member- , . Bp-to-agile-minute training guests at the H. Malcolm home. ship ind has a substantial cash . !!►• B. j�(j ARl?Sa and. _ Miss-Doris Johnston, Mrs. Bert balance. After election,the new ex- B• -_Ce Shin des w:• Harvey and Mrs. T. Robertson were -ecutive asked for and,received from iSlIIe COaI• s QIf;N1iDRA1 I�I$UBANI�E rINEST EQUIPMENT- memhe f rt ` guests of �Vhitevale W. I. 'last the rs promise o suppiDr RBAL BSTATE for W,ldnesday afternoon.n ItiAlberta Uval Df3ltFVSFANCINa _ Guatentetd Satisfactios. and Mie. G. L. Middleton and and co-operation in all its efforts to make improvements and care for - ,DOB18sLi0 Coke .. rr a efstabllslted ashy. ready wT b members of thele family are on a the interest of the members, A CFment Lime Plaelte! ReaeonAhle Pricer motor trip this week to Kirkland full season ,was - to sena promised for the •a Tabes astd Batterim Lake and other.points. . �►� s b � following' . , . ��' �• i000 - Mr. and Mie., E. Crocker Sr: r. activities Year, indtading social ,�aPle Body � _ WROY'MILL6R - during the winter season. Agents for I.nnd Fenea and Mrs. E. Crocker Jr. and Maga The Young Peoples Association ." W Broerabam, Oetario , , pen joined up en masse as associated sill fl118.$l stloflD� TY M. MAW' McClure of Toronto e t the end ♦ r 48t! Phone Mart 1908 of the week at t ' memlbers and they will- assist the LIC SNBSD AO_GTIQNSBK .AND he Matthews home. VALU&TOR The Misses NBate returned-home .executive in carrying .out• a pang- "L ► :Bales conducted.Any+srhere D• "y�.. $ E R to Port Hope*with their father on ram of sports and social events. It Ce iksbutt linplementa Rhona or write. Address 914 Dlwder Thursday evening after a- holiday is felt that -the Association with rest. Fart. # t = their aunt, Miss' Ida 150. members is, now in a tion ire Pri4ea Beiotti Bst visit with Bate. ' __ � P� _ wbttby, Ootariio. Insarailoebf All Binds, to demand recognition as a potent - - uu w Visitors of last week at the factor in the business of PickeringWILSON R �7, a. Sal( Beret Rates Available with �� t"'ere' Mr' and Mr's' N. '.L. Township. Councillor W. H. Down ShTngfes For S►alE King, Mr- Frank Lott and friend was Present and received a hearty Locust Hiu,_ Ont. r Setlilitit and gervl('A, ` of Zephyr, and Mrs. Mina McMAs- welcome. The officers- for 1938-39' p ' ' ber, of Toronto. President, A Read Vice- Oakhent•t1.. i ;N,fa are. A. G.©w}:anised $feel 8bingles, Fes: Our Y: P. were pleased with the President S.- Mann. Secretary-Tr- t /� iBird's Felt Sate Shingles. �drtss �' Phone fine reception accorded them' when easurer, � J. Gould: Exec: Comm., SPECIAL ileo. re•rubtwArig buggy.wbeeis. BROUGHAM. PICK 316 the "- YPresented their drama, "The . Mrs. McCormacicti :Miss Rawston, ;E Lawn mowers sh%rpened. Ginger Girl" at Goodwood on Wed- Dir. Pennell, Mr. Powell.-and bir: 1 in. Maple L.uMber-420 per Ig Pia1R80N 8 DLARSMOh �' gRnEN CROPS nesday evening. Cottrell. in 500 ft, lots or more. • Oa:1l and get prices. lsbone 8915, Sunda• School held on Sunday✓ morningwas well attended. On re- Greenwood Get elrr prices os. R ` _ Will Pay Profits . quest If you knew you WERE -NEXT t 9 st oRev,•J. E. Glover, Rally —..-. eddy Roofing If You Ler Da will be held o Mrs. Chessan of Toronto, is and Asphalt Shingles, Prices wQ you would hustle in situ that In Y one week earlier, _ � .' • ► eurance Protection we've been .N'A1 U RAI: M IN LR RAL on September lith: visiting at Mi-s. Geo: P.egg's. be higher in the 41`684 - talking about ~ M • E. C. Thornton, of Miss Vanessa, Walls spent the L bar and rs C - Fho: Slates W dstock,'their daughter, Mrs., C. w k-end with tier parents. 0o ee PICKERiNG x _. YOU M71Y BE NEXT Mullet ind Mhster Ted, Williams- Miss Margaret Cowie; of-Clare: ORLEY To] Yields and Imptovt Quality port Pa., were guests of T. C. and moat is at Miss Jessie Rielby's. -LUMBER-- f • ;., -•4 . of all crops hiss. Brown on. Thursday. Oar Wed- The Misses F. and: B. MacLean, � _- li1HNERAL IN9IIRA aeaday, the h sen visiting Mrs: Oar Motto-Service sax' Protection D• • • ' arvey and daughter, of bion W. Gee PHOVE .9lOtf , . Phan• Pkhdug 0700- real. Hiss Ella Wallace, of Toro-n- A Dfr. :and Mrs: George Wilson, of > - ;Pickering Mills to, and Charlotte mcpougatt„ of ..Toronto, called. on friends one day `<�t Claremont PICKF,RJh.G, O�1T. ' Blenheim. last week: + Mr: John CO.W e,.of Toronto*had Mr. Wm. Ormerod and Roy 'Walls • summer Funiture WE DELIVER a very narrow esCaPe from fatal in of Cresswell spent y. Sunday with Ernest Cs 'Feuer PHONE 5317 juries,'on Friday,•when he. was hit friends here. andknocked down on the pavement Lyal Mark has secured a-posit- =100 ap-Moaeq reQaiserl. AMd z ,, w Chair � by'a. car, when crossing the street ion at Sarnia. We wish him the beat ���E�• r > � G. �lT*,��j!t ��jj!!�* in front" of Annis' store. Tife car of -success. s y.• (9• Folds very cosily from the R. G. Iiii�N��`iN� was travelling ,at a high rate of Rev. Mr. Moore of Toronto gave � 26 �� ah +� RA D s d. a ' •b1 w' c a ria st n a. wood frame, with reinforced John could not hear. He received a' day-morning.' This . . Pt•ivaLe Ambnlaoae �: ' -: ,• very bad' shaking-up and le breis- Master Murray Ormerod is send ^ '- stat,in a heavy striped-awn- Day and Night Service es. The driver of the 'car took hir11 ing his holidays 'at his uncle's, Mr. NEW y f ing duck••-$1.49. Phone 90M " „ home.to Toronto. Howard Ormerod.. DISCOVERY ' The reunion • +' Malvern 5000 Picnic of the W. M. Mrs. George Wri$llt, of George- g Deck Chairs S. of the Church held on the lawn town visiied Mr. and Mrs. Carl Complete with canopy and Mam f 10 P.:�te of Mrs. George Philip, veaa,a..'gytid Devitt last week. MBINSOLES D success. Nearly one hundred attend_ Mr. George Pegg's barn-raining foot rest. Sturdy hardwood ed. The .President, Mrs. F. Cassie, was a decided-success and the barn Ends Foot Torture Quicker frames in natural bardwotid, ,�j conducted a*short meeting, Msny is nearing completion. Comfortable to wear eoveriw in it baavy striped ' •. Ot W@ather old friends expressed their pleasure Mr. Harold Wright and family of ,awning••-52.10. t at being present: From Markham, Stouffville visited, his sister, there came: Mrs. J. Stewart and Carl Devitt on Sunday. 3tOs •'_ ' May mei Cool Days 1s. SORE BURNP,G A INU SWZA1� • 'd ;; _*MONS' WALNUT STEEL daughter; Mrs. Walter Bennett and The C. G. I. T. met at the home. t N ET - - h o)[Itchen If you Dee a her`aiste Mrs.. Bray, Mia. Penny �` Mist Helen Devitt on Saturday R BED I G 1►S and children and Mrs..Phil Forsyth. last with a good attendance. : eOmeves Callouses.Destroyi Siad ' Cioadllets with felt maitras sed �_; Ooleman Inittsat Lig�►t � Odors tptiRtg-=16.60 From 'horonto: Mrs: Mina 'McMsi- ,We are glad to learn-that Mr. M. RAP litOTe - or . hot_plate. ter and:'Miss J. Duncan. From Osh- Ormerod is improving grid hopes to DIM for %lbtetes Feet, ad f � z• `l�I�elAallalsatasr" Wok, Clean and .Rafe. ewa: jllirs. Byron Feasby and Mr. soon-be able- to make a trig down ®aeelog Feet. LasNy Applied " 't N Machin and his mother, Mrs. H. here• ,HN�, ,y C r ;; r i ;llrst� We (hive.Coletrlan Irons toe .tdecbin, of Pickering:' lirorri Brook- The Dramatic Club gave their x: K ` s-sh make ironing day a lin: Mrs. W. Harvey, and her 'dao 2" } Popular dtsiris'"Wibdy WlHaws'' at -: se' /W' i• ' c *� *i.."Ure. C41 and 4" tbcm,. litter, M'r's. Walter Stevenson and, Victoria Square on Thuntlay even- Cc ttbroltt Prt+1pM�Mofit-I�O//f � � z A. STE" l S` - thtaghter and Mian Lois Stevenson. ing last.°It was well .�bedved by a And from Claremont: -Mra. S. Benn- crowded house. * � )R'tsnerlli DiTeeir �� eft and uranyl others from points The W. M. 8, of the Cly+calt'wI11 e/ :Ss. weirs Tlwarith Dflw nearer hone. A fine program of most on Thursday atteanoon, Sept• ' � `; $$$I]�Q ' jfamee and sports were arranged 'lit, s.4 2 P. m; ax the labrule of Mrs. { R ���� �-r NM Irl int ity Misses Boris" Johnston and An. P. W Gibs n, with Mrs. -Walter, } _ to was served on tables Stevenson y1e1s.+ Tea enson is � pt the prod• lli1� y • ..., y�1 � i'.'i '.. a ,.,; .,. .- • "•t .-.....,� �,. $' ,`�'C`'^• t zi"%+% '� .1sL'"'4ti7°R��x''�' � ''1''�„rk!i �wC-,x„�c�' >�..ic' :.sy �w3'�'G`T .. Y ,.. .. rs :Fs ., v-;t�,,,e,• .%; ' ':1va" r '•�.... `�� .a" '?i i':, . �!'�° r ?'�,.. .' .. � ^: .Y Zi . :fat•Y.±• -.' '.. '; ...;w•.'.�LL'W :: xsv^:a. -..•s -P _. wt�+; :e,•=cam: - ^'", �...u=.c'__4' "+''',.r• "�:>'. x.`•. - -'.n' t , ... .. R* m r� e,,.. .;ae.a:r.� cs.catR.e: o:.o-.sufG..r.,r<..a. `'�'•,rsw!^r w� te3�-.e,,ar.�s:p •+r: y-wi+v`.:. :dx3F.: ,. .�. ':.c. . tam„ .:.C.pmsrm.. ., "'•B:+dui' ,est s.. .as.' y. ,� rr ...iVn. di"'.' •':.•4:afSr.':0� 'l....�. Y J..Y.. .. i ./Y RY'.- _ ' .'d .. .. - . •M. '•'.:I.L",i' M1�.. .•..,�', :..._•._.—.. ....-M:. A,i' f•'* f`"W 6 •t .9..,''Y ,. ;.,, � .,.: �,,e:a. vv... '...:..^.:'^ ''.•.: .. +- .' :W-'i, •:j• 'FLt•N.�•.- t! Rr :y. R.f y� s> ;y;Y .,1•'.,'fr•. n ^F8 n ,� {<i•�nA�, __. y� 511? ' zvRoosevelt, King Meet at Opening of New International Bridge x y. ;raw . i,n the ' NAMES �§ r77Z r v ' a wR •' •.�'' zM S . � E W V ,.by Peter Ranital �. "+ s' �Ff� � u ,y.;�,, �.sr4t�,j4 yv ��,�,�.,,'. �r abi�ate ':: •F'a/��sw :: 1. 0 ANYBODY'S GUESS. The Sizing a precise date for the next war - meed not be taken too seriously= It t is still anybedy's guess. What R ' 'should.be taken seriously, some- � /, � { �•'^'' � �� ��`�' � '� i .thing that cannot be over-em0ha- sized, is that the stolid British who -" as a general rule refused to be raf-, ♦ + vd y Y 5`Y7Y° fled believe that this August and A 9 September are the critical months for. peace. They say again and again: If we only can get past Aug- ust and September, war may. be ;A ` held off till next spring or summer. `' It might be added:• If only the `.'democratic nation; of ,the world ` ; s �° would get together, face up to a - - - -aggressors, and prevent a war-front -- happening, ever. Dare we indulge ,In such a dream? GEORGE BRIGDEN' ,. MOBILIZATION: Europe wor- � a„•° This week we are presenting to tied last week when 1,000.000 (Ser- K' b - man soldiers, reservists as well is you the head of She world's largest . , `segnlars, began army manoeuwes fi annual exposition. "'`:- Mr. George'Brigden,.President of ADS a'tremendous.scale. n the Canadian National Ezhipition. Should Canada be worried, Per- Is a capitalist and proud.of it He i haps, to-see the largest gatherix " points to his own rise from a job- . ` of Canadian forces since the Great _- _ --_ as window-washer at $1 a week '($2War- mobillsed for liar Ita tax It - Camp Borden this August, es ent an envier W. L. Mackenzie King, of Canada. a week the second year) to his Not at all. you say. Nevertheless meet at Kingston Ont., on August 17, when the new Thousand Island terns lona example of facially opened. TSie esident stn ed in Kingston over night, and on the following day received an honorary what can be accomplished by in- there's more behind it than meets degree b Doctor of Laws from Queen's University. Above photo shows the designers' conception of the new dividual• enterprise in this old the public eye• suspension span crossing the American channel from Collins Landing to Wellesley island, one of the five world. ss to spans and eight-and-a-half miles of approaches and connecting roadways comprising the Thousand Ip red international bridge system from Collin HOPES Landing and Ivy Lea, Ont. President Roosevelt is shown at The advantages of thrift, shor- -- --- HOPES ARE HIGHER., Since �t and Mr. ging in the panel. oughness, were early-taught to the there has been only one case of Brigden boys by their father who " poliomyelitis (infantile paralysis)- .«.-..e established the well-known Toronto , in the Toronto area to date, this 17th century buccaneer, declared have been reading about lately,— engraving arm of Brigden, Ltd. .. year's attendance at the Canadian list week-end. Ottawa Journal. They learned their lessons well. A National Exhibition should climb Whether the goad coming up VOICE OF remarkable memory has also aided to normal again after the discs- through the pumps was deposited Serest Air Route Mr. Brigden in his successful ca- Arous drop in figures due to the there by pirates or was a "dome" THE PRESS The loss of the giant trans-Pact- reer. As a personality he is,inte'i- .-1937 epidemic. of rich Bold bearing ore was not Sac Clipper air liner with 15 men. eating above all; kindly, humorous. That is, unless war starts, or known yet, Nolan declared, but he aboard is regretted IV aviation sap- His advance to the Presidency of something. Because it's a good was inclined to believe the latter CANADA porters in Alberta a lmuch as those the Ex climaxes a long career of show! theory. ' anywher else. It is a blow to the public service. Mr. Brigden was lift The expedition has been search- Comparative Bliss realm'ot commercial aviation. But 24 years actively interested In the iii$ for treasure hidden by Captala _. Our idea of a happy motorist D,. FORECAST FOR FALL: People tt adds point to the statement made administration of Toronto schools. Swede, more than 200 years ago. a western farmer who, atter nine aren't giving much thought to poli- Returning from the West Indies, by Mr. Howe s few days ago. sad For fifteen years he was a mem- tics these days on account of the Tears of drought, gets his car bog- the belief held in Edmonton and by ber of the Advisory Industrial the pirate was believed to have hid- Bed in a mud-hole.—Financial Post, - = heat, the-harvest, or hay lever. But many Canadian aviation officials Board of the Toronto Board of Edu- den the gold he plundered from the Toronto. things are brewing just the same. for a long time, that the best, the cation. He Is a charter member Spanish.towns on the Shag Bay Is- Prominent Liberals are reported to shortest and safest air route_for an o3'the Toronto Rotary Club, now its land to prevent it from falling Into be quietly protesting Mr.Hepburn's Wrong Way About air line to the Orient is by way President. He has been Chairman the hands of the British. Swede'wis The flocking of Edmonton, the' Yukon and the of the Ontario' Division and the attacks on Federal Prime Minister g of people to the captured and ho4ged for piracy towns from the country !a about ` Mackenzie King. They object t4 Bering strait—Edmonton Journal. Toronto Branch of the Canadian . when he was returned to England, nal to withdrawing atones from E Mr.Hepburn s campaigning against g Manufacturers' Association. Thirty the parent administration. the Ltb• The drills were believed to have the foundation of the.building to , Sve years ago he became a mem- - - encountered the,precious metal last place them at the ton•_ !iu The West's position five Cc'3•L•.-has since ctlinls- Aral regime at Ottawa, It is fortpeopie is other parte of ween, but it was not until a period. Mercury. ed,to: the top. There is strong reason for, the it:at tontine examination of soil is Canada to recognise the nature of ' belief that Premier Hepburn of this Western, economy, The pour What is the primary purpose of a the discharge gully by Nolan that _Ontario and-Duplesais of Quebec the ground around the shaft was Firs' Gamble ing of the golden grain into the the Ezhi'bition? , According to ]Kr. actually Intend to support the fell- found to be full of fine.and coarse +°► few hours before the storm the elevators by the hundreds of mil- Wi9den, It serves to teach the peon r' eral Conservative cause, when the gold• wheat fields'!n this area gave pro- lions of bushels in good years does ple of Canada just what the conn- - tim,c rr^ - - not mean affluence'for the western try is doing; what Canada has, to cru het hall l L t . • . . � est la years, deluge o promote profit along all lines; what t T farmers. The.__retnrns are divided DANGER ZONE: The big reason National I'�001�-lip and high wind,destroyed that pro- among-a vast army of ahem• and it is actually producing ,both agrt- - why the Arabs are kicking up such p mise in a twinkling. in some sec- lean�years_ must be reckoned on, culturally and Industrially. s fuss In Palestine !s that the es- tions there was a total loss, In oth: too. The average farmer, year In. Teletype System : era partial. The raising of wheat year out, cannot hope to dive sump- 1 um abllshment of a modern Jewish na- y � - tion within the borders of the Holy _ on the prairies Is a gamble.—Cal• txously; he does well if he can sup, done to lower their production I.aad (sponsored by Great Britain) A teletype; system linking police Bary Herald. .. ply his real. Deeds. A great num- costs and.their living cost should ..-wonld soon, see the dwarfing of, departments to cities 'across Can. her live very frugally.. The western be done, toe it Is needed to ensure !their numbers into obscurity. They ada would be of inestimable aid'In Such.Things Make News farmers actually need'all the con- them and their families that degree • fear that the influx of Jews will combatting crime,. Charles Barnes. Much is being made of a Canadl- sideration that has been sought for of welfare, to which they are entit-• ' dominate the whole region of the assistant director of the Montreal, an girl, dauglRer of a tugboat cap- them.' They are under serious ban- led.—Winnipeg Free Press. f n: Near East and prevent their dream police Department, told the annual. lain on Manitoulin Island, who mar- dicaps with regard to Eransporta- wf as independent Arab at prom• ' convention of the Province of Que- tied a mtIlfoiialre from the United tion costs—both ways. •on the iced to them by Lawrence) becom- bee Police and Fire Chiefs' Asso• -States. Why the fuss? Isn't a fine things they buy.- They are serious- Cam :Loma y elation at Sherbrooke, Que., last Canadian g r w or without mon- e y the various 80"Lutes ��'e5b Miller, 'veteran war and week• ey and social position; good enough of the crop. They should not be for anyone? And a lot better than handicapped, also, for the benefit of The Million Dollar Castle on the diplomatic correspondent, looks Routine information on-wanted some foreign millionairesses we other people. Whatever can be Hill. Toronto,is thronged daily with - upon the Moly Land as one of the criminals could be quickly trans.. hundreds of visitors. most dangerous, tragic and puzzl. mitted, the lice official said„and pQ � One of the big attractions for Ink spots in the world today, Why? correspondence among police de- , tourists is Casa Loma of Toronto, In addition to the threat to inter- partments speeded up. When major WTr S LIKE THAT -;,By Fred Neher known as the Million Dollar Castle .,..national peace presented by this crimes were Committed, a general built by Sir Henry Penatt, and wan Car civil war is Palestine, danger alarm could be spread instantane later taken •over by the Cit; for --°'r to Britain's own interests !s !avoir- oualy,•which would aid in rapid asp• /IL taxes. ed. "The Holy Land, a bridgewa7 prehension of the criminals. The Castle is operated by Kiwanis, 'along the commercial route from. The speaker `also suggested a x//, \ Club of West Toronto as an attrtic- Asia to Egypt is of great import- central training school for .police tion for tourists and nearly 60,800 - dace to Britain's scheme for pro- and firemen. `s _ people have visited the castle this o t tection of the Empire's sea_-and air - 'life lines'. The Suez Canal ant! the _ R / ` ,_ The admission is'L5 cents and this rich oiI Sande in Iraq make Pales- Air-Conditioning ��� �\ includes one hour's tour with guide. i :;.;line of particular strategic value." • t The tours commence every fifteen ..:Aids Operations - R minutes from to a.m. until the last THE WEEK'S QUESTION — `w ' --�+ tout at 9 p.m. This includes a tour What European power gave notice = � through the large library built to. _last week of intention to withdraw. Claimed It Eliminates 99 Per. �7I-h-� cent of Post-Operative e I accommodate 100000 volumes of 3 itrom the League of Nations Coua- Pneumonia 1 books and is now used for dancing; oil whose retirement deals a furth f I' the conservatory with its stained ,er blow 'to League pres.tigj? The r A discovery that air-condition. 1 _ \ glass $12,000.00 dome and marble `Answer: Poland. ing apparently eliminates 99 per 1 =�} , floors. A trip tlfFough Sir Henry cent. of post-operative pneumonia f i - pellatt's private bedroom and Lady was reported last week at Corey r'" �� t •� •••' � o �, ,�\���,,,,, 'ti) . , Pellatt's suite and. the suite occu- Pirate Island H'Ri ll Hd ontrol ofshumidit kee _ ��/1 1j1� pied by the former Prince of Wales. _ Y_r�P- _ — E�_ a _ ouyenirs_may he obtained and - --- — - — _Treasure Found Ing it low; at 30, compared with • . '-- refreshments are avalIable, the 90 humidities which have been ca - It is a very unique exposition J "scorching" the Eastern United - and something everyone In Ontario .. 'Search Party off Nova Scotian States this summer, appeared to should see. Many American visit- e _ Comet Comes Upon Rich Quarts . be fully 'half the cause of improv- �- ` S %i •q /��j�� ors have advised that the admin- ed vigor. {� I i.' j - �--• •g . • U�,, j atoa price should be $1.00.iasteata A treasure hunt on storied Plum The lure trouble is one of the w. g. of 25 cents. r Island, 20 miles from Halifax has risks of surgical operations, for o * �I� - 'resulted in .the discovery of free which no satisfactory preventive _"_ ` , ` -Seventeen thousand Americans { gold gushing from a 64-foot shaft, heretofore has been found. It ' . we among the 0 who visit - James Nolan, 19RITer bf th-e`etpedr happens after six to aeven per :. f� �,'f "ed r Shakespeare's birthplace in _ _ (I( S tion that for two years has search- cent. of operations, according to a �cl1Ed iYEfIER• S-S to., ry4�+sa.,n+ca.e..t `�`�t�1 ted for pirate gold said to have been am made by the Massachusetts - -• Strut oro on Av England, Bidden by Captain Edward Swede, General Hospital. "1'aa g"ettin a as tar o 1 ft overs. year. '''sick ed f e ,„ i f on, ng a , last _ ,. c,h- :iz,•Jyu w"s;L•:.x-] .;,iz'e.. .-: •;.. :..:'. , .. ...._. •.w z a.a r.. scs s•-.. -w's sive x9:,. ..,.,<s _ i..: :>w..,,�a...•�'e.e,.� ,'�`. -+aL„'trxxt•'s�k A _ ..,r:.._-.T _.._..._. Amo.. , .:.,,'•-. '-• x. - -�.. .. t. .xa-. .,, .. . •-"fit •.. .. _.,v,,.., .era'. ;,. .. .,.;. '._ .,, � ..a:,. P. y -w��. S.;s..f•�.. .:•,...�. .. .- ''jar:::: _�q.... x e, .•�;.y.`�w. T Y..r'"r2•A+yH- .1"Sa.._ :S.:n' ".'�r•�.iy F v r -. -.t. a-��I" C� � ria, - ti v, r: Isaybe a cosmic ray doesn't The best papers Come '$ra ass ie ., Advertis�n� mean much to yon. Maybe yon dnt even know what it is. Bnt in the handiest booklet- 0 I _ - --_-__ --ever in Philadelphia, scientiat4 It's 8 Doable AtltomatiO t -- - - --- are striving to fathom its myster- 1 AGF.NT14 WANTED ODOURI.FatS T111111."IS Members of the Bartol Research -sxlL.ING N'ATERPRUUFING8; - YOU CAN HAVE: CITY ,'ONVEt11- Foundation have built a cylindrical E% paints, root, and flour mastics, df- ences in your village or farm home ��wfYw F rect to large consumers, part or without water supply or sewers iron tank, over 40 ft high, and I full tiwia. Jrhe Presco Company. Write for tree Information on our, 10 ft. in diameter; to be used ass wow //� -� modern. self-empt-emptying. odourless ` ate Toro to. Toder from $ss.ubv up end leave laboratory for experimental pur- ••. FOR BALE behind for ever the dread out- PQ8e8a EftfEURE "house with its tiles, cold *and nn- FANNING Silt-I. (IiLISE). PROOF healthy discomforts. Kauatiue En The bottom Of the tank will be rRA gUP 7� sneering Company. 164 Portland specially shielded from wireless rE fX Best Mill, sells price new,(Auction g P Y Street. Toronto. Ont. 1VAverley DO r , Sales). )dine Manufacturing, Is- waves-which disturb the cosmic QUA �, lington, ntario. 8985. 0, A - ray-and the top of it will 'be DF:RPu Pttuuct:Ts PHurocttAPHY filled with water, through which '4VTpM��`� Y x EN Roll FREE WITH EV- the Cosmic rays will pass and be / DERPO BU(: KILLER 85c EXTER- cry 2lic order. Roll tilm'developed / �oOKYET'C minutes bedbugs - cockroaches- and eight prints 25c. Reprints 3e. measured. l r 1,. .ants-crickets. Derpo-Moth Killer 25-950c kills the moth worm. At Established over 26 years. Bright- a Fainting Simpson, Tamhlyn and ling Studio, 29 Richmond Street polio and Sumner FIN other leading stores or Derpo Pro-, East, Toronto. -It is possible that there is some . :ducts, Toronto. BEST RESULTS, PPICTURES TO relationship between summer flu DF.RIGNINl: !iCli!►lIL FOR be proud of, culls developed and and infantile paralysis; Dr. B. T. CLOTHING priated with higlues deckled edged �i f` prints. 25c. Beautiful enlargement MCGhie, Deputy Minister of $. 4;ALASSU'.3 PRACTICAL SCHOOL tree Reprints 3c. Prompt ser- Health for Ontario, remarked last of Designing, and Pattern making vice. Excel Photos, 1272 Lana- of It appeared probable that The for ladles' and gentlemen's gar- downs Avenue, Toronto. PP P HAVE menta, dressmaking, and fur de- many people knight have-•the or- signing. Correspondence courses FREE ENLARGEMENT - 25c, DE- anism,' yet not develop any up- If necessary. Day and evening tire-velopiing and printing 8 pri+ita, ex- g Write for i113131Y11`11201 Instruction.nformation. sb Avenue traa,3c prompt Service "FOTOS,'_ eaT8nCe Of paralysis, he said. Read, Torcgitu• Boz 510, Newmarket, Ont. of °1 PERSONAL Ne Nitrogen Fortin �...� Y pit u�rr1'uR There is a mysterious light in w ., MARRY-WOULD YOU MARRY IF which does not PRAY FOR THE WANpERER suited, Hundreds to choose from. the night sky, L Y O N 5 some with means. Many farmers' HEARD By Kate O'8rien TRADE !lv L1;YARTMENT daughters and widows with pro- come from the moon or stare. Thr. The soft, warm charm of the pro- perty. Particulars, 10c. Connden- Joseph M. Kaplan, associate pro- Irish countryside is evoked'as a a 478 Yonge St., Toronto tial.• Canadian Correspondence fessor of physics, University of ACGL'JT FURNITURE SALE Club, Box 128, Calgary, Alta California; at Los Angeles, .has Set Me a Task' convincing background for this .'RECONDITIONED FURNITURE 1•t/I:1:1'Hii ado VOIA"I•K1 been- investi�ting this radiation Set me a task, that I may work to tale, of the Costello family who Every article thoroughly cleaned. F:gUIPINF:N7 live at Weir House in the Vale of reconditioned and sola under,& fie- - sand his studies have led to the gain an inch of ground. halts money back guarantee of rut- SALE .OF SEVEN AND EIGHT discoveiX of a new form of nitro- Along the path of progress, where Horley flataction. . week' old Barred Rock cockerels The action of the story i9 en- _ i����C nn L'euutitul tnahugany ben eri. the joys of life are found. 7""•�! room suite, dresser, chif- 2il%c. Feed some of [1}eee well g tire in the minds and hearts Of' •started cockerels with your aur- He secured pictures of its spec- Set me a task, that I may grow in 3r fonier, bed, sagiess spring and new ylua grain- Aleo 5 week 525.95, i three people. Matt Costello.comes telt mattress. Perfect, week $20.95, 3 week $15.95. Big trum which -indicated the light strength of lessons learned; Rich walnut finish suite, back Siler many years in London, 39.04 dresser, chiffonier, ben, Egg Quality is more. Baden El- - came from electrically excited In pride and meekness let me be - - ria dna new telt mut. ectric Chick Hatchbry Limited, gases in the outer region of the with clearer sight concerned. after winning fame and riches as Baden. Ontario. novelist and plaYsright, after the trees.a , atmosphere, but there were some Set me a task, that d relay give' $49.04 Modern suite In dark wal- 22 lines in the spectrum that did not what has been given to -me,' raptures of a passionate love af- 'lrs�7 Wnut finish, vanity, venetian PULLETS�y cVEEKS it -- WEEKS: . ' . Barren Rocks. White Leghorna, fair-and after its end.- A month snirrur, chiffonier; bed, Bagless Also started chicks and cockerels, belong to known gases. CAICU19 And know that greatest works are IL ` spring and new tett mattress of a with h e cool, lovely, 8 week to 7 weeks. Write for pr1- tions demonstrated thin the lines done out of humility; meetings t th t �.00 Beautiful large walnut fin- des. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries intelli8ent Nell.-Mahoney brin - 4 tr°+`� ish'suite, chiftrobe, triple Limited, Fergus, Uotnrio. photographed "corresponded with )rim the sudden hope of new lite. mirror vanity. full size bed and sag- those produced by nitrogen in What ens when he grass at less spring.vunttY. chlltooi 5 TO 6 WEEK OLD.PULLETS. Bar- atomic forms..._The known-nitro- Clarence (still bragging_.�uut PP P :__ •( 0re ocks 29%.c, eghorns' 33%c, the h0 e, It la Miss O'Brien'S pre- - er, bed, sag- # week, Barred Rocka 23%c, Leg- Ben ]s s molecule made up of two himself to his girl aTmidnight)- P less .prang and new mattress, in horns 28%c; 3 week Barred Rocks nitrogen atoms. In the new form "My boss says I have what he calls rogative to tell. The swift de- - two tone walnut finish. I9%c, Leghorns 23%c. Large Egg $19.50 Large dresser, full size bed, lZuxlity add lc. Top Notch Chick- the nitrogen are single atoms. a loft of "ge t-tip-ahnd-dget.t ' aouement la lsurprisi sugless spring add 'brand Crises. Guelph, Ontario. Sally-T en why on you?. Pray For the Wanderer," by new muttress. -- - - Kate O'Brien. 209 pp. Toronto. n M solid walnut suite, dresser, - NEWSPAPER OPPORTLNITY $79•�•vaa4ty, chiffonier, full size 1•ROPERTY WANTED' f'''e"o-4""�'r'`'t"p'�'S"� � � - � Doubleday, Doran and Company i+ed saateya spring and new mat- .¢p. ''Recently there was, a -Negro -$2.50. __ trees. Like new. ADVERTISER ltf 1NTEHE:STlrU 1N ¢ • Sol4d oak dining ryoM purchasing Ontario WeeJcly Ne s- r{�. Gardeining baptizing in South Carolina. Akn •50 suite, large butfet, exten- �b fi ¢ ter one of the converts had been . fon table and 6 leather seat chairs. paper. ('nn make yea ons {e ¢ ► down payment M cash and month, i• +d1• immersed he was asked if the wet- Jack Miner's Csaraeil - .----$29.00Beautiful large butfet, ex. ly payments for balance. Must In- 4 „ +, � tension table and s'leath- %11M clods Rood job buz•lhere uaa <• _ er,was cold. No, not a bit, said or n,h.,l-tered chsire In soNd oak. established newspaper in krowinK Noteshe, "Better put him IIndet again.;Perr...•t. district. G, Emerson, 9 Uelawure ,. 'umplete suite, solid oak Ave., Toronto. parson," advised a deacon, he 3 y7 NS $39•� buffet, china cabinet ec- afire-}444}fr'G•aC'�"9<►4•CrS'f+'}'t4 hasn't quit lying yet." teas,uo table and 6 leather slip seat ehalrB. SAWN SEEDiNG`TIME $42!w large Eugtiah �k suite• More and more generally it is be- A couple of rival, 'but friendly .50 buffet, double door china eubiuet. extension table and 6 loath- .coming recognized that the late store-keepers were 'talking .things •'r , j or uphol.rerHl rhnlrle, i'erfect oondi, What Science summer-August 15 to September over: t Ilion _.. µ First-"When does your .open- ..:. wlu,rt oak +nits, buffet,' < - e close?'' _ � ,. s = - `59,00 -, -15-is the beat time fol['"seeding �. -�� 7•s quart &.tell+iia table, Is Doing * lawns.- ,The grass grows voroualy ing sa} ch ' ., .caninet and:6 leather slip seat g Set'ondi--' Wheri your, closing Chu,r� such_srtrill until hard Tweeds 'eezing et ay sat sale_op-e e,' . . _ I •00 neer Butte, buffet, cabirtet, "-_table .,rid ti leatheY upholftered , are tilled off by the firs Variable Froez+n Point Chair-. Perfect, Even better results are obtained A chairmap iss-a man oho speeds y� L ;109.00 l.,rtce Build walnut suite" -A-scientist last week described 21 minutes and 16 seconds intro- (cost new over s300). when the area to be planted can ' burr.„ r%len6fun table, mbinet ur,d -be prepared a.few_ weeks in aQ- water as a strati chemical cum- doting s.man "who needs*no in- ' 41.leather uphol..-terr41-halrs. Perfect bination which can stay liquid at troduction." ' condition• temperatures far below its freez- vanes. This-gives the soil a chance ,•1119�00*1! uutirul,cur.ed English to settle under heavy rains, so that rI oak suite, buffet, recce- ing point or freeze at tempera Every one of cls has a besetting. tui y ,t:,tlr, i•lusrd iei, buffet, et, icabinet, 6 any uneven places may be regraded tures several degrees above. 'pro- leathersin. ch>.irs-t'.,,.t, hew 5325, Used just before sowiAg• It also r# A r m..nch Dr. Ernest Dorsey of the L'nit= •'One of us is lazy. 125.Q4 L,usr calved wal„ut . ed'States Bureau of Standards vides a chance for any weed seeds Another is too found of liquor. At, `•$' suite (regular $37:.uu) in the soil to sprout. These are t$ I:u. , r.cautlrul cabinet. e,xtenslon said he has cooled water to six A thi;d had rather starve than ,•. tabi,•',u,d ,: t••:,th«r .•n4r- I�etr«ct de des below zero without havingeasily destroyed wiles the ground' gr , grasp unpleasant tasks. ,��►t eonaiu..,,. receives a final preparation for ti.•wl-.." PaILC Buud w'a i-' it:turn into ice. .This is Z8 degrees Again.you sex a man or woman $127.5 nuc, tori a Hurter, china below its "standard'' freezin sowing the' grass, which then can who gets nowhere because of ob- cabinet, rxtrnsiun table and 6 learn• point, get' off to a dean start, with the session always to.do.or to say the ` ��;k ^ or ups"I+teres chairs, _ minimum competition from weeds. Oki. e i:eaviitui' tiuN walnut Other inves�igators have*found, wrong thing. _Occasionally he ', „�,.,:', s ''� , :_<- • 119.00 suite (cost new over he added, that -under some -air ' lf'lime is to, be,added to the soil, off the handle into senseless an- 83ou), turret, extension table, china copditions'ice*forms ort the wings it can also be, put in now: this is ger and undoes more,than he ever, ,Jack Miner, famous naturalist cabinet and G' leather. pphulstgrea <pceferable to applying it just be- - of Kingsville, Ontario, has one of eh. ars (G months old). of an sirplahe in flight even can do. _ *49.00 Floor sample cheatertLe4d though f'a temperature' is set.eral, fore the gra;,s seed is sown, Finally, a lot of us who think the largest flower gardens in the, - "I= .ultc, in ru:.t repp, revers- ' country which is cared for by.Jack . �T ,nie Slursh:.lt spr°nf:eashionx. degrees above freezing. we are paragons, kill ourselves Miner himself. Photo shows him �+ er re' mohair xvite. 3 - - . 1.` 0 pieces. reversible Sfarshalf -- � -b0 4 BTS f6Y-1113 -- • SPINACH AND CABBAGE _ _ . . :.isDr r .•ushece revea ible walnut -' The Lome owner with a veget- -Caul picking u--u al�Ck ' iiiii-i Successful Respirator Mask able garden looks to early August A friends. 7. facings Anyhow, it set the boy to think- �rn.rrt a pw�•e vheatmfleld A new type of respirator mask, as the time to sow spinach for a - , •� +nits in rust repp, rev�t<_ ing• Aithough England has fewer Able liar=hall r•Drin= enshion.' thou tried out in planes flying in the within a month or so.' Most im. Jerome (after Sunday, School) brewers than just before the Vis: out;hly elenned: subs-stratosphere, inlay sonme day. .'portant, powever, is the sowing of -"Say, Dad', our lesson today told' {r QC Thrr6 piece ehestertield Wcrld War their total profits have -$14.95 suite, tapr$trysr•nver,'goi,.d serve as a substitute for oxygen; ',Chinese cabbage, which usually shout the evil. spirits entering the risen from less than $5,000,000 in c,w�i i t otkm. murshail cushion4i tents now used in hospitals. .fails to head if sown in 'spr'ing. ,•' r tim:lrt three piece eul.te up- oro m� out of the sky after swine. 1913 to $142,500,000 in 193? X2.50 hnlatered tri` tine French PP y' Sow the cabbage seeds- in -Dad-"Yes, and what do you Jxenw,rd, recersinle \inrshati tush a non-stop flight at,'Minneapolis •--the row where they will grow, be wish to -k about that, son?" Ion,. .% beauty, last week ,with scientific data on cause they resent transplanting. Jerome-"VP as that the way $49AA neautiful 3 •piece brown Ox 4 P p Thin the seedlings when they be ?" .oa mrthair •ions, reversible mak mask art meat tr utiol they first got deviled ham?". I . • Marshall sprinh cushions (Reg. s_eo) " to make an important contribution 'gin to crowd one another, t:util the T C- ,Thnrou> hly cleaned. to medical science. planta stand' fifteen finches apart. READ IT OR NOT: - The C re,tutirw che::terfleld bed STOPPED IN A MINUTE . • '.';.$45.00.mite r Krneh!er), 3 pieces, For seven hours and •10 minutes They will slake solid heads by late planet Neptune is never visible.to ... T; .. Are you tormented with the tEchina tortures of upholstered in fine fl_tFrPd lactluard• the large transport plane of autumn •and add to the menu a ,the naked eye. eczema.rashes,athlete's too t.eruptions,or other 7I'e erg on-so " I. rt a- Ilailiep kin aIfctinns? For Cuick add hd pY relief. 7r(',e av?OI' en n P oP sing ran- - --. use cooling. an ixap ,c,, iq lnet-, sewin ma••hine�, odd Chester- Los Angeles and approximately mild and pleasant 'than ordinary W2 doubt. if it' would, be wise ' Prescription. Its genua ode soothe the irri- AeNs, chairs, beds.'tables, refrigera- listed skin, Clear, greaseless and stainless- one third of the time at an alti- cabbage. It also makes delicious s �_.•tora, china cabinets, breakfast t0 test-0llt y011T prospective On- dein feat.. Stops the most intense itching suites, at rock bottom prices. tude of 31,000 feet in order to " slaw and the'leaves may be eaten i. I•stantly. A 35c trial bottle, at dfus score.. in-law this way: Write for. free Ilhlstrnted cntn- ptovp it--or money back. ?0 4 -� .logos. give the cr time to test the new ave 1 cele u Q� The big business man, who had Lyons Bedding & Upholstering masks. he worst , r Ike celery or a ce. „ never been known to get t Johnny Jump-Ups of a deal, leaned back in his c alit•. t. ' Johnny jump-ups, as the old- Bi Business Man '(1'eanin back ) 478 Yon a St., Toronto Deadly Germ Photographed in,his chair)-"So you. want to RHEUMATISM n $ Bringing with him what he fashioned small-flowered violas of g g marry my' daughter, . eh? Well, d•°6r Rub liniment(featly n; described as the only great-grandmother's garden were „ RAY-FEVER ALL STAGE$ appropriately called, 'have .jumped tell me this, Could you lend 'me then apply k aeco0ing se ever made of the 'dread strepto- �„ directions . . and Boon CONTR(11.LED FUR 'SEASON AF- back into popular favor. Like 80 $1 000 at once, without securitytT. ter taking a few pills. Hay-Fever coccus germ, Dr. Herbert Rogers; ' • you'll Q{fCliOfl -Antigen (Ruttan�s) an advanced resident many other really satisfactory gar- 'Young Alan (standing by the Y 9 .°: pathologist of the North f9 ' 'pharmacological process-entirely Middlesex Hospital of London,. den flowers, they were sacrificed on `fireside, losing no time in reply- 'different. Applicable to 75%u indi- the altar of "big" flower worship, ing)-"Yes, sir.. I could-but I • w vidual types. $2.00 at leading England, arrived on this continent -�- .-._ too.;_that._tile_o.ld-_ -wouldn't.', fashioned soughs ---.._.. Winnipeg. medical authorities. Dr. Ro els - small-flowered pansies Big Business Man-"Good! Cer- rttgglat's;or-direct-from-Gartttaa It.is_o In eLest� Gradnnre Pharmacists, week tu-cotlfEt wrth-Harvard' said he discovered the germsac- One carefully fainly, you shall marry my Clarice. 6'KING0 PAIN„ 4 ' �. MEDiCAL cidentally four months ago while selected strain, put out under the I'd trust her with any man who i' name of "Shakespeare's," is the showed a spirit like that.. • S. BULDER'S RECTAL SUP examining the blood of a 30-year- PORT, ;2.75 complete. Amazing old woman patient. Although the true oTd fashioned type. : ` new discovery, constantly meai- germs were known to enter the Girls who used to get finger �a tea snflamed tissues and defln- Dublin Ireland will invite the exercise on the piano are now ltely prevents protrusion. Write blood stream of victims, he assert- r + Ji booklet. Free trial of Bolder'a ed, they eery seldom have been world to its• dramatic festival in content to get it finge>`ing theIssue ,38 + ` Herbal Ointment. Bolder Mfg., located. August dials On the radio. �' 3 :X51 Duffertn Street, Toronto. - - �_ R�`ty � ° ti,' 1 l.'h+ 'C,,. •� '• .'t.'. a- s. • .: c • :^F-. _� ,My .Ip ., • - / $..�" •s ., -...:-.':.,Fit•, ,,Y. J ..i 'F �, 'Cres on; ..e':+•.e �.r.. :,. ... .' - -�: .v�^w 3G+•'� . c::�•w.. c s �� ,: •,. .; s .: •.� ,.• . ,- .ti•;>...,,°i'•':n� ,.. , ,..: ,n•s.'"„' w ..r.-.• ....a.�Ik:r r:... _fir... .,.•a -.��^ '{i:.r r .. ,.✓ C s�, ., „ -_mi ..: .•. ,..;, ;,. •;` �,:y . .+i• r ..,.,s`L`. '' •i ^t'... y yd.,;�. a•»e a...ro :-r - '.. ,r 1.36 - �.T, A";* •a t: .. K.;. •£-^'aFP !A• ;7 'k :aF .v ,.- b.^' .�.-��.4�nA sem' .o•? 1 '4- t• r.. ."rr• r,+-. ,ti -v' " 'r ,< . i7.. ,��.e: 7 1' •.,�1, <} .k Tj•Y,' ?R. 'y 'F... y,,;7a '.k2'.,^. � 6'. �.x'r, .a.r i..'L�iy 1:-' 3• .ai, .Jk ,."�,�•r .._.... .. .. ...a .- ..rS._ .tss - _.. ... -_. s..... '' i± rwa^i„ as sad is much improved in health. 1011119 ahmm, at the home of her soar Canaan National B r - *acQiWD P Ward and James, id Ennisioillen. The sXmpa' Aatg. =6th - 3sPt. 1 • Mr. and Mss. Percy L. ` E.O'N� M family spent the week-end at Bur I thy of the community is extended '~ keton with the formees sesto the family. FUN>iRAL DIBSOTOB AND SL46 Ore y 3 �•� POW Miss-Agnes Thom, Mrs. Staples, :. _Learn to Play 8MBALMBIt Subscriptions to the 'United StatM and family, of Sudbury, also Mrs. Exhibition Opeains Today. i Roseland, of ){irkfield are spending HAWAIIAN GUITAR, SPANISH tluacereor to W. J. lilatilree, - and tit. Britain 13.00 in sdvases. 8to atfvtlle a couple of weeks at the former'a GUITAR and UKELELE home here. Farm- t14 tiCtllIICfy —Night and Day e�rvtue -JOHN MURKAR. Proorietcr is s' individual half-bourSeasoos Mrs. Crena, of Winnipeg,, P- Business Phou Iteeidenoe Phone endings few days with her cousin, Cockshatt Tiller&--s size to suit Mona K9a Studios X01 �0 NorE8 AND COMMENTS Mme, Ben Lotton, also Bliss Jennie Hprses or Tractor You can plow 1` AlilIs,• of Toronto, spent the week- Claremont. Markham, Unionville, s faster, The KID GANG is still the Ucbridge. Scouffville, The different European Countries end at the Lotton home. leader in a Nwo-bottom Horse Plow. _.:...rho are continually at war with The a regular monthly meeting of The No. 8 Tractor Plows reduce Instruments supplied on request, some, other country, or are prepar- t Woman's Association will be - in for war, cannot. &=stand how PlowingHours. We have Plows for `< u� held at the' home of the Mrs. Tb convince you as to the merits of.our the United States and Canada can Every Purpose.-1 nearly news-13 ystem you will receive FREE of charge ate' Whites on Friday afternoon, Sept. Hoe Fertilizers-=-Grain Drill, ears Jive alongside each ' other on such attendance g one lesson -on any one of the above 2nd at 3 o cYock- A good run in oil, nearly all steel Zerc- friendly terms, and with no forts is hoped for. T n r me , i :z u uta PERMANENT NAGGING PAIN *r &long their border,to protect them- On Friday, August 12th, hire• oiled.. well Cream Separators, Elec- . THAT FRAYS THE TEMPER A selves from each other. There' was -Charles Smales, passed-on, after a t=ic Fencers and Fertilizers etc. ='s : a time, nearly 125 years ago, ;n Whitevale AND NtRVES. IT MAY B 1812-1815} when the two countries YOUR EYES. y. were at war, but since that time Frost & Wood - Cockshutt General Agency TOCK, their hatchets have been buried and Delaval Pedlar Products C. F"1• l CJ C Kr OPT. D. they have been , living in perfect : Grose Fertilizers McCORMICK-DEERINQr - Disney Block, opp. P. 0. harmony and their ties of friend NOTTER ghip Are yp.Ar by y be oniin DEALER phone 1516 stronger. Now and again a dispute - ` J , - . L F 011, i' — or disagreement may arise over PFrnxss P�ex 2314 4ltf ALSO -- some questioh in which both sides FLEURY&TUDHOPE ANDERSON � L - `' are interested but when both part- MACHINERY & REPAIRS Yod les get together and discuss matt- l N� lea FROCK steel Wagon•Whcele. Pedlar RooNatice to ers,'the disputes are always sett- � 1 ing. Frost or Lundy Fence led in a manner satisfactory to ; 111/�LlClt�l--� =1 HEATRE Good9esr Tires both parties, and are never the -WKIT�'Y' Hedy Gasoline and Oil <. cause .of any anxiety, as neither Healthfully cooled by our modern air C. T. C. AUTO PARTS We do Buildiuq of all kinds party;. or moment, think of re- GENERAL HARDWARE CARPENTERING, , Forting to acn,s. They believe-that . maple lou{ rich de- .•,•••� conditioning plant. no dispute can arise between oat- ago We can furnish Au Shows Daylight Saving Time Frank Wright CEMENTING. ions but can be settled in a friend- memorials that will q 1`M ALE ONT. U M B ly manner,, without the shedding of it please from every FRIDAY and SATURDAY L -,and a G blood. The neighborly feeling that standpoint. In dignity AUGUST 20 and 27 ROOFINtt exists between, the two nations was of . appearrmce our clearly shown last week when Pr- will stand out Two Shows, at 7.30 and 930 Law Motor Sales We a eo sell Brantford RooBns pt esident Raosieveit____ot - i;nited ,ugh the age. Sway (�4at+nee-at t _���-pStaten end the Hon. Mackenzie Gmtar Tribal& Chrri epi --PlymouXing of Ganada metto open oft N, W. ,S'T'AFFORD BARBARA STAN%'VCi� Egntpaseot, Dano Wates icialiy the new bridge across the Highway >ldeasissental HERIiES MARSHALL Dealer Suable . Beatty St. Lawrence River. Roosevelt re- Warn Cther, 8',gnig .Mat teived an enthusiastic reception ° IN GOOD USED CARS an other^Bailding..ir[aterW Pb. 162 WTtitby Oat GOODYEAR TIRES from the Canadians, and at Queen's . gma Road Went « ff $..timates Free University he was honoured by be Always GoWbye W1Li.ARD HA'F'TERL)iB Work GuAmatoied Ing presented with an L. L. D. de-. GENERAL BLACKS, With SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRIS �j gree. In the historic speech which _ he delivered he assured Canadians -IAN HUN tER - - Give w a trial an a New er s Used G ITJ. PROUBE that if Canada was menaced by a•. .. CESAR ROMERO ?rl Hcavra Towing Service Phone 1502! foreign power, BINNIE B%RNES PIOKERIN(i. ONTARl0 she would receive L �+ j - the support of the United States. Eyesight JGQu4:ation �Glordon 'J. . .Law '-This declaration by the President Phone 2908 NCO of the United States was well re (� MONDAY. TUESDAY, and 31 AY �� ' ceived in Great Britain and France. and AUGUST 29..30 and 31 E'It%gBRLNG, I�NTAlR10 And when he said "The people of First Show at 7.30 • the United Statev will not stand 4 ' °"^ EFFIf ENCY .� Last Complete Show at 8.5.0 idly by if the domination of Gari- by SYLVIA S=IDNEY Radio' S&vice u ads is threatened by any other em- -' E A - pine", it was a clear ,warning to j ' GEORGE RAFT 7Hitler and Mussolini, the two dict- C. H. TUCK_ IN Expert service and re- Sold br/ ® store of Europe, that if they start- airs f>, pairs to all makes. Reae - ed a war w;tb the British Empire } •' . :. You an e �- Rhey would have to fight the Unit- �_ op`' with enable charges. OVo[$ A.W.MITCHELL - ,ped States•as well. This declaration, ; -Eyes-a�� B A CAREY M -• � guaranteed. naturally, was not welcome news %RTON MaeLANE � Pickering to these worshippers of the God of DLne Bid (opp. P. Oa ARTHUR FIELD H RKY CA ,War, On the other hand it was Oshawa: Phone L'Ili Radio and TeinYion t .. _ , ,. _ •, ;-ROSCOi; KARNS • . �+++ • . - comforting' to all democratic coup- � Gsadoats a=les and lovers of freedom and es- To the employer an inefficiency Also bTsmher Ofddai Radio Service Me y y pecially to Cascada whose naiural of his staff will mean poorer and �� i Asaoasscn. 'w=ealth is the envy of Germany, It- slower production during the time Reekle$s Living . � Phone .5201. PICKERINa aly and Japan. With the present spent. Inaccuracy and poorer prod-. -- _ With . 'type of airplanes the Pacific Coast 'acts; danger to tools and machinery I would be liable to .be attacked by and danger to life. For your child. ROBERT WILCOX any of these countries should a retarded progress in school, retard- N A N GREY ! Calve G :"d :iS ._ .W estate of war exist. ing his class and himself, and as a JitND1IE S.AVO �. constant repeater, a source of wor- Dunbarton F ANK JENKS :,. . . ry to his teacher.and his ,parents, a .. , cause of later giving his school life ir, and MTs. _Munroe and family at an early age and seeking ern p- Sell your Calves at ome. ve moved to Toronto. n ment - poorlyequipped, a oar- Geprge c noc ie an Harry row field of ope. ation through e Westgate spent Sunday at Niagara ective' vision, Two important fact- r Falls. • ors contributary to inefficiency and �J Mr. Cameron Barnes, of Toronto; success are now seen merging into • • e have a buyer at the farm spent the week-end- with his cous- one. The narrow field .or vision,'the _ } In, James. narrow field of operation, and in Monday, Tuesday an .,blaster Bud Conner is holidaying many cases the one is hinged upon O s y !with Howard and Arnold'Burton of the other. when the two are .prop- .Brougham• erly considered, better operation re- Twely*Sehoob Wednesday The Misses Mary and' Gladyb suits are obtained. Professional In Toronto e• Pearse are spending a few days assurance is obtainable to know PICK ERI N Q /- ARMS ±with Helen Thom. t to. What extent our energy Is For Your Conveni«�o� Miss Lucille Weir, and Jack Dlc- Chutes Sheet W.at Bal►StwN LIMITED wasted or improperly expended, Glory are spending Sunday with and :it is surprising to what extent Yom*St.and Itoadawis AMA, MR. at Wase _-.. - __ Ave. 1 — lieftble to Mss. Ben Wood is convalescing physical weaknesses and ills of the �. Gak at.Oadcwood AMw P ." with her dawchter, 'Mrs. 04bourne, may. Bleu Skoo at DoMaseesrt Rd. Dander St. wind PaisiAa Ara►.. 006" HwW.wd lNiaodann.e Our Accessory Setup i's 0om` - ' . ,'L.L., . 47 Hewed Pads Avwssa [= ExaMITION SPECIALS �L Av.Doth a��A�. plete. Compare• our prioeSe K odbloo Ave, Dail ecce t Sunda Au st 27th'to 6w �i p y, gu Fael Pump•exchange, 19.95 Sej�teeclber loth u11I SOYE 8T i?DT Yg'!'BOD Univeresl Voile, X9,40 i ROUND REDUOSIJ0a� Headlight Bulb, 290. &soh Tt;rre — OG. F-�l!�t -- =lion=s, all siren, — Via.-catch , ;::INOLIIDBS ADOII99IOI+t TO EXBIBITION AND i'+A"w"i "'�"'�"'O"tAs"' OOAOH TR.alN9PORTATION TO AlYO N'ROY w. L House LAZRps, �5, 40 and 6© w. for $60. •dew& guaranteed TERMINAL INSIDE THE 4ROUND9 �lAiL 1SK cooroll Teolrr ` Good returning votit September 12th aablos Gaskets Battel'led , -LEAVE PICKERING ,LEAVE TORONTO flap aw st Toed. .+: ® (8aatarn Howe) (Bar$e.Dundee) r.nd..rest d«�eionr. / ills- S PLACE Ressisr Coaches Regulst Coaches iw« )"Y'.404W Sunday ' Until September 12th N,......... Mole) y.: ...... '•" .... �CLAREMONTM O/VTARK•� i �: GRAY COACH LINES i Phone 3901 ' 8"M � _ PICK RING — Pbom 4100 ` 71; &r MW r 7", WT X_ ev a '7401 P& Claim"" junction with the flad"- Th@lied several fine musical numbers in the cake, with Bolen Hornshaw 2nd. station building is nami completipu, harmony. 'A debate, "Resolved that Marie Buckles lot for candy and lianch was 11102 V at the CIO" Mr- -Nawn, Wagg Is in Ottawa, and certain excavation bein g carr- a Married Girl he& a Better the meeting. Cound cidwrolil, showing his horses at the annual Time 90ris Wilson, 2nd- A refreshing W on for tanks ate. than the Spinster". Mrs. W. John- to 80 were present- exhibition there. son and Mrs. Hugh Michell took 4' Mr. and Mrs. AL J. Wilker and whitevalle the Affirmative, which received the ---7-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans spent prize by a small margin. Miss Dor- ATTENTION 11 Notice to' Cr 4he week-end in the north. A splendid gathering of enthus- Is Johnson and Miss Muriel Hager- Otors Mrs. A, H. Clark and family, if iastic members of the Women's In- man took the Negative. Mrs Hugh ALL PERSONS having claims Lakefield were week-end visitors stitute met at the home of Mrs. A- Michell won the prize for & best Brock k Road Gravel gainst the Estate of Mary Elizabeth ,--with 'Xr. and Mrs. D. A. Pugh. Spears for the. regular meeting. made apron. Audrey. Wilson let for Congratulations to Miss Betty Visitors were from" Maikham and Dickson, late of the Village Of . :L Pretty on passing nine of the ten Brougham branches. Mrs. J. Pugh, Pit Whitevale, in the County of Ontar. aubjects written at the Uxbridge presi was answered by io, deceased, who died on or about Presided. Roll Call Barclay Transport C' the 17th day of January, 1988, an High School( Upper School) a "a conundrum". Some witty ones rusked Pit Run, hereby notified to send to the un- The hay-fever sufferers in our were given. Mrs- Frarild Gostick gave a reading and the girls supP- ..Dally Service Gravel dersigned on or before-- the l2t�k community are "at it again". -This -fall hag been promised by medical between Claremont; Brougham d f Septeniber 1938, full part- Greenwood, Whitevale and Toronto iculars of their cla4ma, Sand- and Graded ay 0 .3pen as a bad one for the sufferers. Immediate) 4 Miss Jean Ward accompanied Mr. Farr's Elevator ately atter the said last- drivers are trained to be careful mentioned oned date, the assets of the i. and Mrs. Wrn. Birkett,to the north -,country this week,• where they will courteous and reliable. Dallvered or Lo Wei ta' Pit said Estate will be distributed a- Claremont, --.Ontofii 4� '-spend another few L days at the cot- mongst the. parties entitled thereto, A D L Special Rates on Long istance PHONE: Plant, Pick 1026 hiiv tage. i ng'.regard only to claims of Res. Phone 38J Office 38.W. hauling. Toronto office Howard 6471 which the undisigned shall then Miss Florenc;. Bielby is visitingy. have notice. friends in Barrie at present. JOHN BOURNE & SON Coal, Wood, Budding Supplies. No order too small. None too lar Weare sorry to report Miss Effie Dated at New T 'All Wilpments him-sured ind prelidiiii oronto;--Ontar* -,.Miller in rather 'poor health at pre- Fence. Poultry Feeds from the weather -LAND SURVEYOK y this 9th daof.August, 1938 4 seat Preparatory work is still'being V Raying and Selling TeL Clam sit Garnet Taylor Dickson, Adininiste - QT F. Z. DONEVAN B. A, B. Sc., 0 6airied on, on the Brock Road in All kinds of Grain. . rator, by his Solicitors, Berkinshaw, readiness for .the new surfacewhich Clam IL and Q eniledy, Goodyeeir I . . L & On file are the records of gap Baret% we hope will be laid in the not too OWMA and operated by and K Phone and Get our Phee& veyors Gibson and Yarnold, = Bldg New Toronto, Ontario. ,distant future, Freak L Sanely Kins, East. Oshawa. fteve .1m Gierland's repeat this week their offer of last week. Saturday onlyl ELECTRIC One piece of chinaware with 'each STANLEY T11EATREGOOD .0I .-order of two dollars, A chance for ItICH L PROD UGTS � .-FENCERS • a.,nice premium for ,your business, STOUFFVILLE an Satirday next. Phone lool Mrs. James Taylor •and children, SIMPLE—ECONOMICAL Lowes t Wholesale Prices Sim. Robt Beelby and children, Mrs. Harold- Redshaw, and child, Holds. Live Stock Safely with one Wire Week Night*—a.15, Standard Time Gasoline, Kerosene, Fuel Oil Xing. June Taylor and Mrs. Gordon It. &HolidaYe.-2 Shows, 7 and 9 p.m r Z, Riddle and child spent the week- --Six Years Use . -,-Blue Star Oil, 1-00. per-cent end at Ramona Park. rEJU1tSLJA1. FRIDAY&SATURDAY Watch for the, motion picture ad- have proved their0, AIJGU;T 2& 26 and 27, worth an 10 Pennsylvania Heavy Tractor Oil vertisimg on this Page for this 000 farims in U.S.A. The 20th week's 'show* A good crowd again century way to bold live stock Penrod and His Complete line &iberling Tires & Tubes ,.:--..attended last week's showing, and As the weather gets cooler, an in guaranteed U943 A,3 low as S 2 0. •Twin Brother" FOR PROMPT DELIVERY PHONE WHITBY 984 .4 cream in attendance is expected. For-full particulars write The local Masonic Lodge officers FARM ELKC CTRI Starring La o. aWHRR., 'Proprietor . .: THE MAUCH TWINS are arranging for a Masonic Ser- 183 King St. East. Toronto. or vice at 3 p. m. on Sunday Septem- 7 !WRING BYINGrON HOWARD E.TURNER, ber 18th. Members will meet at the Local fte-ft. Whitevale. Oat. Lodge Room at 2.30. Rev. J. L Coffle' dy Short Subjects 'Glover will conduct the service in the United Church Horse Rogistm AONDAY.TUESDAY. WFDN'SDAY JK The annual "Honey Tournament" AUGUST 29, 30 and 31 frAWKRIGG SELECT--3298, the sponsored and provided for by Mr• fashionable" bred imported. Clyde- 46 :and Mrs. Eirkett was held on Mon- sdale.-%tallion,- the property .of'I' Von Stop 41 � day evening. Avery enjoyable eco Oscar Wilson, Broughami will ' Aning was spent and practically New 'York" make the season' of 1938 as fall- ' i the whole of the membership att- Many sweet prizes were car- ows: Tuesday forenoon, May 310 Starring -7. will leave his own stable and 'rigid away from the green. The August meeting of the Bap- proceed to Jae. McDonald's, at :ANNA LEE ONLY ' Aist Mission. Circle will be held on Kinsale, for noon; thence to. Graham's Hotel, Brooklin, whiere Shorts Comedy 'Tuesday next at 2 So p. m. at the he will remain until Wednesday -licarw of 'Miss S. F. 'Evans. An Inspirational address, 'A Handful night, thence to his own stable, D(URSDAY, FRIDAY&SATURDAY • where * will remain until 4of Corn on the T46P of the. Moura- day morning. Friday; proceeds 1 2 and 3 any forlies King, tain" will be givin by Mrs. Cm he AffenW.", to Cliff Barrett% Brock Road, 14 juest speaker for the day. All the for noon, thence to his own stable -SeZ O'Reilly N= OutsftnAng .-Udies are invited to attend. where I* will remain until the I f -to McNab"I nwmn me FF Rapid progress is now being following Tuesday morning. AT=i Mande in- the clearing away the Z. Starring A!'"Is'Silo"magm-niew corner on HICKORY LAD-(11155)(111,55) the Ila" .bl*.Gas b.*T -:nmaining debris on the corn y" Quicku rays Now Food4afety Indicator *Now bred black Perchmn Stallion, .the '2.Way Cold Sto all Tray Auto- ....... WILL MAHONY J the Sanderson. property, for the e ierection of .the'Shell Service Stat- property of Allan Reasor, will FE Mask Tray Release WILL FYF asset Defroster * 2--V.1 F= 4ion. We understand that a lunch make the season of 1938 at his Storage Co 5 O."tTS stable, lot 3, con. 4, Scarboro. L"Compartments anter will be -operated in con- own "ble- dControl *F-1lrZ*d.1= S � Terms: $10. payable March. 1st, Pressure Ref iterant *Removable 111ar-T=Shelves Asliding Noisture. 1939. Enrolment No. 9-15. ...Soal ydrator * *'o4*aleStA .,TALZINO PICTURES '(5492) nstrucoon * n T ARINOLDWOLD DOCK 5.1 cabinet C. ill The choicely bred Belgian Stall- Maple Loal X%Lt%L is"Porcelain in Food Cornissnatans coo �Cub . -.-Under the suspiees of the -ion, t6 property'of Allan Reesor, R. R; 1, Markham, will make the ..,_t JUS'Urauce Makes 32 lNEW,SILUff asines-s- M a n- i -A-18 o-ciation season of IFTS—as,Tollows: Monday and WAWAXIS A INS: CO. afternoon, Mak 30th, will leave Chimp rat" for Farm MW Caudry I S E ]k -SWI56 FILM SERVICE his own statle. lot 3, eon 4. Scar The simfiest re born, and -pro--Attl to F. A. FAchBail�in ...Ir" —C,1A .-,Presents I u, 9RE ever bulla a FRI Every FrWd4ire lis am 1 mile Whildd6ru 111sum".4" Puild"W ea electricity tbaft even the current-. ahowroom beer$ this ardson's, con. 2, Ricker.:)?. ''TOM Vihags, for Al TYLER most of Pickering Windmills. Siloo sewing Maar-Miner of 1937. Cmases ted—rote.your gnerwase wkb 5-Year Protection Plan,backed by vo we a semokw N that y nigIt. Tift"y morning, will re. ;';IN AUO=Obae L�� of GEMRAL 3F=1tL IS138 modeL turn to his own stable. Thursday AR Kbmb. Paas" afternoon'will proceed to Fred 0 ri- Write or nwn "Deadwood Pas ClwW Malvern, for' night. F Chas. Coope' i Claremont day morning wffl return to his ..]BOWMAN & ROWE With own stable, when he virill. remain ALICE DAHL =01 the following Monday after- %WM ONTARW WALLY WALKS soon Taw-413. pay" Search rY `'DVXE LEE lot, low. . LAFE McKER 00MMDORE AGAIN (26812)_ _t .7SPECIALS s"R -THIS .-WEEIKV 4-'BUFFALO BILL JR. choicely bled cwemaau.Stallion Robt. Defoe, Green g. 'ADDED ATTRACTIONS property of River, Will make the "man of pp�, New York zoo 1939 " follows: waftoday, May Prwtioalljr now Pline6se 18avage Sporter, 82-20 Frigidaire Ziectrio Re- Digiew Quints 25th, his www stable and Pat porcelain 000k stove Re-pester rifle, prac. ....frigerator, in good' 16 Fried Wright's for noon; News 'Red 0300" thence-to W. IF. Ho}t:by`s, lot 12, High bsok. Clost $59.00. tically now. Y .,00uditionSale con. 6, Pkkemg or g . - 1$45.00 ak Ca. rifnight. ThSale $89.00 ursday, moosede to 'Free Lucky Draws east of *hitsvalo for noon; thense -Fall Sin.9croon—Toostre Briffianc*,A to John Barnes, Chen7wood for 'Mantle Model "To Philoo 8 Quebec 000k sto�ee., 1988 Rogers sill night. Friday, -proesem to me- -Griakin- .7-AUdio- "tt-brWi 7_-�horoug hey - -- 7��adio- - 460ial - noon; thence to his own -stable Toned. $9.95 up $39.50. Commulfity Hall w%ers he will remain wrtil the ..`sal er''1e1011t .. ...................... fon*w3a9 w'ednes'sy aorniag. 0•ba - The Imported French ftraboron ilt Hoover " Vaou- Rogers Radio. Console 1937' Victor AIL Wave 3XTURDAY,-AU0U3TS7TN 11taMon Doi C=16) (12M) "an 'horw of high qum4-. Mantle TS&O Gleaner Model, -1 tabes At S.0 P.41, fty carrying a first Clam PrOm" $37.50. #Z% POP412,ty of Gem guly Deal Miss It 110110 Certificate ,;and E. A. Somerville, Will Ad ults 250. Children 15of t Jile do @Seem of lamb, a Tli*eft for chi. show my be par- AA* lot 14, Ifth Lice, shiamoil from asty me of our mler-, %a—. Teri= To insure a fe SI G&111111160 4ft". J10, payable March 1*, 11 DON CHRISTIAN ELECmTm% 7 All aeddenft at owner% Ai. Oq I A WA, -open BV$ni&gs Ialephone 3 a ,�t'�,s...,,4...,�-9�:w' .`.`,.:?.'_'i,.y ,- v _•-:rA:r»�- '.�.,"�,'•�'�.•eP•,{•F�rs.x�r-.+:.:+,� .....k.c ..�"• `•>,'f',•�r.'.:•--•.+.w,:ewa:�em,�•7':..wfigr�.- .X�.".-�_r�+'o,e.�r:•r�::e+:•s..•.a.�-.-..�.r'�.�!«w:.+•u`v>�-.<'- r •�it:,ma.ay.-•:•aa.+'--• a!rte.. „-��w":..a,, z..�...."•<i..vsa1- �°-ekT.,y:- -.�sa-.n. :i ` fi :.4WNr ,...: �„� y i"!;.r'— t- r Y',,.+ c• T r .• iti.�-v ar`^, a � •7+.= �,. 'z .. :�w. .. VI x Z Nab r herself took hold of the situation. Sew 4L pail of Gay A*onls pa ,. : • �- } T ,goringthem rm arou nd Joan's drooping shU, she put o her �k. " t• r , .t. ar t� :;3 clear, high .e dere; and said in a >, �� '"Come on you foo}iah voice: ' P r0 m child. Come down with me." as The-girl had passed from frenzy ' to maudlin collapse. She was i �� w ' �' "6y rs` bel ROBS shivering as her protector dragged • r her firmly through the door. Down the companionway and along the corridors,they staggered, the older 3 ! B sport, smoking cigarettes, pant- woman m CHAPTER XXoving with intent and de- �' The Marenia was steaming on ing•your face like a harlot, swig- cisive steps. At last they reached across the Pacific with her home ging at drink — yes, and no Joan's cabin and the girl flopped ward-bound pennant flying from doubt sleeping with him, too." on'her bed. Miss Mudge bent down \ Wrigley'sGunthel eyou keep fit! 1 the mast. Captain Baring buss "Stop it, Joan. You are mad. and drew off her slippers,attd stock• / Relieves that stuffy feeling after `:having a cocktail in his quarters. Dick was towering over. her in Ings 'She made hese sit up while she oQo /•�`� -_ Miss Mudge was talking to Dick as fury. He caught her by the t pulled her flowered chiffon frock tee h,t o..assuressaee breath. A sirriple aid to health! Charlton. Her sparrow face was arms. She pulled herself free and over her head. Blushing vaguely Buy some nowt Small to cost aglow,'and she was drawing on a slapped his face. when she saw how little she wore, but big in benefits!Enjoy it after• cigarette in the ridiculous,.made- "Dont speak to.me! 1 haven't she' gingerly drew off the scrap of .� every meal—millions dol CS-31 quate way she had. The chief of- finished. with her yet. She wears lace that seemed to be all of her i firer semed to be rather embar- cotton nightgowns with neck under-clothing. Flow lovely she '•' '`r J�-1 sassed for onoe in his life. The like this: (Joan gestured from her was! Miss Mudge went' into her Foster girl, who had been drink shoulder to chin.) She:sleeps with wardrobe anis Pound a nightdress— ing cocktail after cocktail with curlers in her hair. I've seen her; of silk so soft that she could crush f You ll Find Belts her atention fastened on him, on her way to the bath. Went it in one hand. It was fragrant and c a • was refiling over in their direction-- wear her glasses; for fear they sweet as acacia blossom: Qil Winter Coats novo. Her, expression 'was glassy might spoil her appearance. She «Comfy now?" she asked.gaw ---.and determin.ed Angelher Falls over the _� was an incoherent y step between, them and catch Miss 71 tables. Chatters, chatters, chat- whisper. c �.i ( Ex ept BoxyTypes; y ]stodge by the shoulder. Heavens! tens to, everyone who will listen Stripped To Shreds ' } -- -- Fabric or Leather Was she going to'make a scene?' to her. All about Ohonto and the bliss Mudge hissed her and tuck- • • 7. ..She was drunk enough for any- wonderful children she teaches. ed.'her.Up,up, dimly touched by her ..}, NEW YORK.—What gees with thing. Suddenly Joan's voice rose 'Swonderful! Thinks the world is " '' helpless state. Then she [Quad her ? ..,,.• what for autumn? In other words — strident and hysterical, over full of glamsur — Oh, I've heard way to her own bed in the dark- what• accessories are being worn., �. the babel of tongues, arresting her by the hour. Loses her money nese, for she could not'Bear the ,5 '� 3 :{ " ,�11 with the, new dresses, coats. and : the attention of everyone in the at Monte Carlo. Thinks Dick's Sir light just then. Her numbness was 1 suits? room. Miss Mudge was 'blinking Galahad. Ha! Why is Dick good slowly passing and she was coming A Coats tor'winter are-pretty gen- at ber. t' knowing what it was to her? Dick's good to her be- out of a Log, aware at last that "� �� erally belted, at ]east those that all about. Joan, a blazing fury a cause every -`- •--�- e Ted locks and dishevelment, was she's used .up her savings and she her'in the captain's quarters. In are, except, of •coursa. the boxy - bending over her and shouting can't go-ashore. Dick's sorry for full blaze of consciousness, she.bur-. 09 types. Sometimes the bels, are of 1� things that made Angela's heart her. Dick's mad with me Little led her Lace in her hands and sob- 862 the coat fabric, and sometimes they stand'still. school teachers should stay at bed. Miss Foster, wild and drank are Ieather. You're Mistaken home and keep their pennies in • and beautiful, had 'told t truth By ANNE ADAMS In Unique Design —` "You think.Dick loves you, you their cotton stockings — should .. and stripped her to shreds, . ght Dresses, too, show both-uobelted " poor oiatle situp"' she cried. "Well not be a nuisance to grown-ups down to the awful foundation of he Aprons as much at home at the and belted waistltaes, had then you're mistaken. He loves me. Do — shouldn't think that a Spanish cotton nightgown and her. crimped tea table as in the kitchen—that s with the you understand. He loves me. He shave .makes them fit to kiss fringe. hey'redressy' as lump- of which the dress Is de ecause t as again a to frocks! Anne Adams is extra material. dr a :is laughing at you. Yes, I saw him, poor1ittle Miss Mudge." To Be Continued)- rood of Pattern 4862, which and sometimes with leather or sties you on the,deck at Yokohama Everyone tried not to look at P other contrasting fabric. after you had thrown yourself Miss Mudge? At first her cheeks makes it possible for you to stitch hew, belts that contrast Rich the , were a two su erlativei becoming dress a're original in styling and into his arms. I saw you faint, YOU had burned. Now they Men Not Expert up P Y 8 silly little crow. Xou did not see ghastly white, except for the dots �n Jud$�ng ASC styles at a fast clip. See'how few very attractive. me on the beach chair, did you? of rouge high up on her cheeks, the pattern pieces and seams, and Belts and suspender desF3ced by `~ how face-flattering• both..of"the Why did you ever lea! Ohonto, that made her look tike a'wax mo- The woman who's "35 years.old new neckline treatments! As in one firm include such nniqua ihibgs or wherever you come from? Why deF. Once she had raised her lit- if she's a day" to a chance ac- as turquoise studded copper plate did you ever think you could come tle hand to protest. Then it had all other Anne Adams apron eves- around the world and behave like fallen limply. What was the use? qualutance may really be just 3Q; tions, the shoulder straps are de- goes combined with leather thongs. or, again, she may be 9'0. r Some of them .have etched.Indian _ anyone else? Don't you. know' 'Captain Baring stood as if he were signed so that they cant slip' designs on them. One of these you are a sketch. Take a look at. carved in rock. He 'regarded a Dr. Hermon W. Martin, asso= down. And don't overlook thd!fact Yourself?" ciate professor of psychology, who depicts the "thunderbird.". drunken woman as the final de- P that you have choice-of two-back directed a three-year' research j • Joan threw back her head and basement of human nature. Heil treatments. Choose for "dress- laughed. Dick tried to intervene,. of a mesa for Charlton to get into project at Emory University on up" apron, sprigged voile or pas- More than two-thirds-of the rno- bat she pushed him off and took — his favorite officer, and he was the judging of physical, and per- tel organdy—and for busy morn- tion pictures shown- in Rumania_ x firmer hold of Miss Mudge, on not a fool with women either. He sonality traits, hsa come up with fags, sturdy printed cottons. in the Inst year were.Am?rican. whose face a slow realization was would have to haul him over the the observation: Ages are very pattern 4862' 'is available• in dawnin coals, though •it probably wasn't hard'to estimate." sizes small, medium and large. g Fury Unleashed his fault at all. Dick had, been all size, view A, takes 1 s!s yds. The judges made errors 'anging thing because Dick danr cold to more attractive women. to five.years, he said. They check- 36 inch fabric, and 4% yards ric- tTrS ALL AROLIlVD ed with you that he is in love with than Miss Mudge. The captain ed groups of students from 13 to race B, 1% yards 36 inch fabric. you and not wit me. Well, he is knew all about him. But a scene 38 years old. TO�/1'!! -8o why not get ), Send twenty cents (20c) in your copy of this •la6ghing at you up his sleeve. For like this — before passengers — coins (stamps cannot be accepted) everybody. knows he is making it would not do. :An invalid 11 years ago, grand. for this Anne Adams pattern. (. t� week's Toron t o itnn of you, but you are too aim- The chief officer had turned his: mother Mrs. Kitty O'Sullivan Write plainly size, name, •address Star Weekty while ole to know. it He knows you're back and was hastily swallowing a walked 881 mile? from Land's End and style number. In town. 43 and never had another man drink. Angela and Maeduff atod to John o' Groats; in England, in Send your order to Anne Adams, 3n your life." (Stop her, atop her in appalled silence. No one knew S4 days, and at 61 has•dpeided to Room 425, 73 West Adelaide St., - : someone,' Angela was murmuring what tack to take, but Miss Mudge take up flying. Toronto. through pale lips; but everyone •semed• to be rooted to the spot-) "He knows you say your prayers at night and help to support the cr .gape Jelly and dam missions. He, knows you are a Dry who's cheating, a silly little webool-teacher, trying to be a :,. By KATHARINE BAKER The ar> val .of grapes heralds and•crush thoroughly. Add in cup 4Fg-'ET HURT? the end of summer and the end water, cover, and simmer 5 min- the too of the jam and ,jelly making utes. Separate juice from pulp by • season. By now the wise and placing hot fruit in 2-4uart sieve.' , 1 'thrifty housewives have their cup- FOR JELLY: Run enough juice �. .NST QUOIT IN cards filled with something more through a double layer of cheese- - r than good intentions and have just cloth held in•a small sieve to Ab- r be�I a ' enou h space left to add the neves- tain 4 cups of strained juice. FORof f ` bottles of grape' BUTTER: Rub through sieve7 has ' i 1 ! preserves. rain- A good supply of grape jelly ed to 'obtain 42/4- cups pulp. Use F is almost essential in every house- the excess juice or water if.neces- hold. There is nothingthe family sary to fill un I-tet 's run. t will like better and it is,delicious I with meat dishes, on toast,. on RIPE GRAa E BUTTER lrstr} valuesthat is tr f, our 4 blanc mange and other puddings; 4% cups (21,s lbs.) pulp. a cost y antes when By making grape jelly and t}sing .7 cups (3 lbs.) sugar ;..; positive guarantee Stotts Tires• k the pulp to make grape butter, you 1i bottle .fruit pectin., you buy k ,Among _these are can. get two kinds of conserves 'Measure sugar and pulp into Firestone's 2 Extra Cord which anyone will admit is 'eery large kettle, mix well, and bring practical and thrifty. And it's not to a full rolling boil' over hottest Plies unser the tread that along messy job either. A few fire. Stir constantly before and 1 bind the tread and body minutes is all, the boiling time wkile boiling. Boil hard 1 min- into an elastic inseparable nee e w e - nLILC . .•:: is used and besides saving time, it in pectin. Pour quickly. Paraffin speed. You pay no I�E ' saves juice, flavour and colour. ;hot butter at once. Makes about for this`eatrs feature that Ripe grape-jelly and ripe grape 11 eight-ounce glares. es extra safety and -'LOW PR - - '�"' .TIRES • � <. butter are a grand duo, economi- --• '. :extra•mileage. - ry cahy� as well as dietetically. : -Get the most far your s:. Ah it i8 a } :: moue Firestone Tires No matter bow little y RIPE GRAPE JELLY /MA6/NE Y' you can afford for tires 4 cups ( lbs.) juice. s d0 not cost one cent more y Ho MESSY WAX yo than ordinary tires• Have Scaler o to the Firestone grand idea D J?z cups (31i lbs.► sugar \ ME1r FOR YOUR ,+ • sweetening '/z' bottle fruit pectin'' "the nearest Firestone - safer first. He has s swee e g p J�Mf JEIdEf flt. Dealer replace worn tires ,genuine Firestone fire Measure sugar and juice into today. Sp fy to suit every purse that eci Firestone _ fn�1 morning ''- large: saucepan and 'mix. Bringtirer original equipment will give You the safest Ceres' to a boil over hottest fire attd at when buying a new car. rowest cost mileage. _ V _ once add' pectin, stirring.•coostant- _ 11t with boil and boil hardz minute. Re-' > C move from fire,'skim,.pour quick- move V i if :;;;BEE II'�6e ly. Paraffin.. hqt jelly at once. stone -- Makes about 11 - eight-ounce Use MEMBA-SEALS '� •Clear as glass. Beautify your Jame COM IB NATIOt1 AND GRAPE and Jellies. 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This outstanding recently by a court verdict fining _ event which attracts the sristo- a 71-year-old woman magazine Aug. 27 to Sept. 5. Athletic Day— of the equine world will be y Out-ef-town clients are Canada's oldest and beat track vendor for shouting her wares so ; invited to avail them- meet—Sept. 3. Yacht and Dinghy of.s character entirely in keeping loud she disturbed residents o!the . ' selves of the facilities 'noes August 27, September 3, 6, with the Diamond Jubilee celebra- district. , of our organization in 10.. Tug-of-War championships, 'tion. Canada's premier horse show A sound expert for the prosecu- Sept. 3. Wei ht lifting champion- is held in the arena of the Colis- tion telstified that while a voice fir the purchase or sale of 13 eum—the largest exhibition build- may not be audible 15 feet away securities. ships,, Sept. 3, 5, Girls' softball y tournament, log in the world. on the street it might have enough ' Sept. 6 to 10. Junior track meet and junior paddling re-'' decibel power to make it painful- In suggestions gaffs. Aug. 29. Canadian Table ly audible above the street. •upon request. Tennis Championships, Sept. 8European Powers , 9, r 10. International Table Tennis Are Represented Homes of Britain burned an av- Championships—Canada vs. U.S., erage of three tons of'coal in the •' T,4 W O o d ' Cilt,u n(� last year. s �' Sept. 9, 10; east wing o[ Coliseum. No less than eight European Man private flyers in South ., &Company,Limited World's championship softball elim- powers have taken space •up to y p y O acF Toronto Ottawa ination tournament for men, .Aug• date, at the Canadian National Africa now carry pet dogs in their Montreal Hamilton 26 to,-Sept. 3: Labour Day track Exhibition, several of them for planes. Winnipeg Vanowver London,Eng. London.Ont. meet, Sept. 5. Model Yacht, Regat- the first time. Czechoslovakia and Frolexiand, music. colour. gaiety—strange new amuse-9 and Sept. 8.- Finland -are baek again and, —0-to See Qtn Values < men •area Bicycle championships, Serpt. 10. new exhibitors include Germany, LINENS Specializing in Games of skill,rollercoast- y High Class Table fir, aeroplanes and po Joe Louis, world's heavyweight_ The Netherlands and Poland. Italy nice4 is also resent after several sea- and Bed Linens. Trousseau ord- dome Celebration P ere given special attention. Mail Novelty devices for thrills - - sons of being without representa- orders.carefully filled. and fun.For�;;onag and old • s -- tion. DONALD MacLEAN ^•rawle�ndI ' H�ghhght8. Canadian Mile Winner Formerly of The John Catto Co.. Ltd., ?.f'8 l ONGE 9T.. TORONTO Fountain Pens , monis • . Founders Day Cere s—Oi- ficial opening of the Canadian Na- ;. ttonai E;th:bition by the Right Ron- �: Fountain pens have been is use Learn Hairdressing. ours er has one Di lomas issued by Dominion Secretary of State for the'Domini- realizes. As far back at 1657, in a a: a 0� one. Band Shell, 2.30 p.m., Friday, "Diary of a Journey to Parts," un- Visit us while at the Exhibition. August 2E. der date July 11, a man fa men- Robertson's Hafirdre"Ing Four Dance Bands-Benny Good- tioned who "makes pens of silver, 137 Avenue Road In which he uta ink which does a 2B 8T D aian—Kin 'of Swing—Aug. 29; Baddy'Rogers and Ho ly not get dry, so, without having to +_- i half- take w Aug. 30, 31; GUY LOM- �`: take any, one can rte a WHEN IN,TORONTO BARDO and his Royal.Canadiaae— ': quire of paper at a sitting.'•___ SEE CASA LAMA _• The world -hssees Ronal . ` Sept. 1, 2,• 3; Buddy Rogers- and Samuel.Pepys, in his Diary, Au- AttiMryBandfromEnglaa� Sir Henry Pellatt million nous:c..• Canadian bands- hie Hollywoodltes—Sept. '6, S. 7; gust 9, 1663, tells us: "This day I tle-on-the-Hill. Spadina Road. Tor- �� 1lR�CfOrev onto. Haur's tour thro' Castle, tow- �,. Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra'— ! begun to make use of the silver er, tunnel, stables. art galleries, and —the MaydeW,ohn f� rial gin gal Sept $, 9, 10. Top Sight bands in- % pen to carry lake in." They Were souvenirsD r8eem`"TheiaFallhofitNl eathe the 642"Welsh °orcheetta#Ch _ teriiational favourites of screen, also known as "reservoir pens' and veh." (the king and his wives), stage and radio, brought to Toronto foantain horns." fainted by order of. latte Emperor _ mbfudo.Tommy �. Qeaa Goodmaa�Gn for these special engagements to astir a of a aniai, 28ateet ii2i feet. Buddy Rogave Inaugurate the New Dance Pavilion ��. and the Vlmy Memorial. Open 10 ---the,largest al. fresco dance p&Ti Dance Band Favorites, am. till 9 p.m. Adults, tic—Child- lion in Canada. Dancing afternoon. sea 1Sc Sundays. 26 cents and evening, 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 'The largest open air -dance �r avilion in the world has been rap- Harl - r p.m: to 1 a.m. Prices: 'afternoon idly pushed to completion at the t T .50o per-person, and evening $L00 ey i -per person. , Canadian 'National Exhibition, Davidson Military Tattoo--Superb military where three outstanding dance 1938 Models - :, spectacle w}th massed bands In- bands—all favorites of radio and eluding that of the Royal Artillery Gordon Devlin is' the present screen'will be heard. These bands now e n dorimenato`ur atw e. Also er.of the Wrigley laque, do- are Guy Lombardo and his Royal of England. .Saturday night, Au- C USED MOTORCYCLES nated for the alis 1 Mile Canadians and the Benny Good- to choose from.-Prices lower than gust 27, only. Thrilling pyrotic- Championship for Men. man and Tommy Dorsey units. any time in our history. Norsi�thew! Under the - ;aic finale. General �dmission 86 We invite you to call and Inspect afth `cents... Reserved seats 69 and 76 our stock of Motorcycle■ w i ash o e Coliseum attending the Ixhibition. w lith —some of the Box cents. Boz seats X1.00.. oozing champion; and his ''Brown IW gen Reeltala—Outstanding Ca- �aoae wwverley seed •world's Swat horses amt The Decades—Spectacular Exhi- Bombers" softball team will be nadlan organists, on the electric KCllned and Ment00 horsemen DD ofe bition Pageant—Nightly from Au- present.for two days in exhibition, y fog jumping 6a� organ in the Band She1L' Two con; 421 COLLEGE ST., TORONTO mese horses,pones! Eves• gust 29 to September 10. Twelve softball games. The Briggs Beau _ certa_daily—l2.,nogp to 1 n.m=end_ Harley-Davidson Distributors ;age. September tad to ,hundred performers on a 1,000 It tywear softball team, irorld's chat m- 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. :september 10th. General stage; depicting 80 years of Cana pions, will play 'Aug. 86 and E7. The Mendeiasohn Choir of Tor admission 25 cents. RL ._dian progress during the life of the The Toronto Star Dog Derby— onto—This internationally' famous, When in Toronto Visit ���,50 den ts; }} .:Canadian National Exhibition. Swimming Race for "mutts" and choral organisation in the Band _ '' r• '- Crashing pyrotechniv finale.of ficin- thoroughbreds, large and small. Re- Shell in a recital. 10 p.m. Music HERMAN FURS filleting beauty, famous throughout gatta Course, Sept. 6, 7, 8. DO. Thursday, Sept. 1, followed by the Albericas• General Admission Weigh imperial Singers—Amale community singing with Royal'Ar• 700 Bay St., Toronto Reserved seats .50, .75 and *, • choir'o[ trained voices direct from tillery Band. "Sing with Mandela- - $1.00. Box seats $1.50 (six chairs the Welsh hills in concerts at the Bohn." curs at tactery to wearer pries• In a box). Coliseum, Aug. 26. 27,.89, 30, 31. : . Canada's Premier Hone Show— Wednesday, Aug. 31, accompanied Evenings Lrom September 2 to Sep- by Royal Artillery Band. General _ �•`1 , tember 10. General admission 86 \ - scents. Reserved seats 50 cents. admission 25c; reserved 60c. Coliseum Arena. Freckle Faced Kids Competition Children's Zoo---Collection of ani- —Come and see the fun! The king .,:foal,,reptile and bird life of great and queen of Freckledom are *' interest, including a special ship-, crowned'on Children's Day, Mon- -Me Decades^I Aglorious -meat of fauna from Europe, a col- day, Aug. 29. North Band Stand. g ppaaggeantofcolour,musicand lection of interesting animal rep's- Finals at Band Shell. depicting Canada's ;histo f 1200 rformwe on sentatives from Western Canada. Model of R.M.S. Queen Mary -, s a brit fly lighted 1900• Hobby Shoves-Model Airplanes, Realistic working model of world's -footi rtageI As a fina3e each Amateur .art, Myriad Novelties. largest-liner, twenty-two feet long, evening—the most breath- Mezzanine, Automotive of--carrying_three�asr taking P-ysotechnic displayon the Continent General SPORTING EVENTS seagers=On the Rcgatta course, admission and reserved Sports Events—World's Protes- Waterfroht. feats. slonal Sculling Championship—Fri- Cooking School—At 21.30, broad- - - — day;August`26. Sept:2 and Sept. 9. cast program at 3.30 and 8.00 p:m. ;Bobby i?earce, defending world- Electrical. Engineering and Con champion; challengers, Evans Pad- struction Building. don, Australian champion, George Horticulture—Enthralling display Cook, New South Wales champion, of plants, shrubs and flowers in ex- x rn+l P; 'P• N—tham Qivers otic settings. A rtait to the re- trashing loveliness of this building6. ' _ is a memorable experience. Horti cultural Building. O ���L _ yr Lille I!1 Toronto - Hunter classes, September 2 to. Do machines replacemen? September 10. Breeding classes, 'Iiee a complete bottlingp SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE August 31 to September S. Coll- ) NEW and SECONDHAND = YOU'RE MISSING unit, electric stoves being t aevm arena. manufactured before your .ti ; something if you have eyes. men's clothes being ' Cattle Judging -- Dairy Breeds, not tried this new fine 1.SrJ.TAYWR LIMIl'ED °�'aramat �spot- September 1, 2. 'Beef classes, Sep- cut, which has a flu- -1oRorffo SAFE wORK5 timber 3,•5 and 6.. Coliseum. vour and a smoothness lighted for your interest Airplane Armada—Scores'of U. �' Ii that-spells new luxury y S. and Canadian 'planes in spec- eeoacs sataastt as.wooD A.nvamts y t Show Rooms 145 Front E. in roll-your-own amok- —,_p,yideni__ _ General Manager taenia' formation flights. Friday, iag. It's backed by a Sept. 2.-Sit'nrlay, Sept. 3. ® � name that guarantees DlamonD quality-with nearly, aJUBILEE .' century of experience in the manufacture oi�- - � .tom ap ,Leaf_ tadicrm. __ _ —An - v TORONTO . _ f • 'EXHIBITION VISITORS will have a chance to see the'Maple Leafs in the following Intetnst;on-' al League games: XUGUST 26-27 - MONTREAL - AUGUST 29-30 — BUFFALO t SEE''rEMBER 3'= double-header - MONTREAL -SEPTEMBER S-8 — BUFFALO _ (two tames Labor Day) allG ' SEPTEMBER 7-8-9-10 - ROCHESTER. SIEP 10 NIG14T GAMES EVERY DAY EXCEPT LABOR DAYF1 N E CUT i aV, -a9*'wressreryea-Yrn,cr .�,a`..aca�.�f®+�n+sw.v�'v+*c,r.�g,:,ra^.ryQ�.�Yq'�.s,.un3+c;�,r o�;.s• arra' �.e+usr�'+aa'a.•na..,.as'z+*. . •wr�cw.0 -'+<a.7-�.. w )r- "$••.v.i i} yi '1h 'aSfi.-.,i• P-. '9.'L:.' M1`-q� '.�1f..•.�5. ',7.'. .'ai - .C.x� :r'9' LS'-.K•N -r9.r 'S +L'.. �>.-, •l. p[, Pip kS#.•). Y. .. ,6.,'rc3:, x,. •-:w ta`G.,:S)' `Y. ."ti''`.p'� '.,'LAp R''.'t 7f:.W,.i .'i(-• ` 'Ti,-+; GE'w :. rr•S{... ," 'Yr' ..:.f•9v4+•, nil.: ,.'fh .rl..e. ,. v`3!h9^✓ r1•1..... '.Ir.. ,1:- ?'.. a,M'• �a,. �,„ .. '.T'- F: .a-.,;y,. .•:ta - ..i. ..ci. >. .4 ...t-.;'^r'�;..•+rs ..rr-r .'� •j" x N - :+�'` .' 't ..y .:#" --o 4Y ti ' � a Jwws i8ift.ftwer,-49-V%*Y,- - Abd&tiam-opess To&y. �•---.__...._ _.. .2. Pkkwinr Men& r,,§star- -Mr: and Mrs. Geo. Elliott and day &ughter, Maxine, motored to Mus- Y ar K F. --Mr. and Mrs: Darden Cronk Mrs. George Every, of Whit- koka on Sunday and spent the day r a►nd family, of Wellsville, N. Y. by, visited -her deter, Xrs. W. J. with their daughter, Irene. ;spent a day last week with the for- Miller last week. .--Mrs. Camper, of Windsor who ' mer's mother, Mrs. R. g. Croik. Mrs. A. H. Clark and fa¢nily has been visiting Mr, and Mrs. W. e 0 e w e lls >. .The Highways Dept.,are main- of fikefi;eld spent last week with G. Reid and family for the past p r taining an office in the office-build- Mrs. W. J. Clark here. three weeks, returned home on Ties i lug in the Gordon House' during Mr. W. V. Redditt has return- -day on account of the serious ill- sibsed to his office in the Bank here nese of her brother. period of operations ik this die- met. after a three-week's vacation. _. i -Be 39.M. Jenkinson occupied -Mr- and-Mrd G. R. Whitby, of Whitevale T -- --Sept. his pulpit here again on 3griday, Paris, Ont. spent a day last week 6 4 ath :.''after a short vacation at Niagara with Dr. and Mrs. Cartwright. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilmour of Lon- �' glia and other western parts of -=Misses Hattie and Nellie Law don, were rcent visitors with.A14 Efloe province:' spent a, few days last Week' with and Mrs. W. Hilts.' ' --Service has its reward. The their brother, George Law, of.Tor- Mr. Harold Pugh and family are /. t ,pew highway constructier. is app- onto. spending a.holiday with Mr. and - rdsching, a period of real activity, --Gerald Walsh and sisters, of Mrs. Judson PughT E ST and some nice jobs nave been hand- Toronto spent Wednesday last with We are glad to,see D. E. Miller ' I O RE :ed out locally. their uncle, Ed. J. Walsh and home from the hospital after und- The Women's Institute_catered family, er going an operation sl to the Parker Pen Co. on Saturday --John Calvert has been-off duty Mrs. William Hilts has retuzaed last when this Corn-may held its for the past two weeks due to a from a delightful holiday with the annual picnic at the Bay. The noon strain he received when moving a Holland family up north. - ---- Pbyllis Manning is: and evening meals were Provi a ,. . euu urtet .-.Dr; Ina Marsh, of Buffalo and -fie annual meeting of the mother's, recovering from injuries her sister, Mrs. Means", also Mr, . Pickering Branch of the Upper received in a motor accident. b.' Mesnard and sons of Hamburg, N. Canada Bible Society will be held (see also 'top page three) r -Y. called on Pickering friends one on the evening of October 14th. R _ day. last week, while on their way Fuller announcement later, LESLIE SMITH (3I, ' to Ottawa, =The Oshawa Hydro-Elee, men LIL -Mr. John Lishman, ' who has were carrying on their work 'of` re- been residing in Australia, arrived construction on Church Str. during .Expert ina, Pickering few days ago and the Past week. p • will engage in fermi..^.g with his -The heaviest rainfall of the „ �'iho' O1 S 6, brother, Mr, Allan Lishman on the year took place on. Monday, even- Radio Service v P"p, lies o arm, - -�Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Boyes causing the streams to rise rapidly D l ME ROAD -and son Jack, and grandson, Don- and,streamsto form on the streets. 2 PieBPrl19 ald Kemp, of Whitby Township had There was also some thunder and R. + D$ an enjoyable motor trip through lightning which, caused .no damage NorthernOntario' last, week and on in this district. ��i Advertisements _%CM. S. CHAPMAN their' return.vitised ttawa. The Septeniber. meeting of St. _ The Toronto Exhibition-opens George's Guild will be held on the FOR-SALD-2 bulls, Shortliorn and today. Should the weather be favor= 1st, at the home of Mrs. W. O'Brien Holstein. Apply F. W. McCullough, able a v lar crowd is-expect- at the Bay. The-Birthday Party will Pickering. 'R cry large xpe lot 16, con, 8, ed. .Last year the attendance was be held at the close of the meeting - much smaller than usual owing to and all members .are. cordially •in- WANTED--etrang boy or elderly • the epidemic of infantile paralysis. vited to attend. Cars will, leave the. mail for farms-good milker. Apply, Suere _The . Periak Oil Co. who have Red and White Store at 2.15 P. m. Jackson, Gordon Farm, Pickering. operated a distribuOng plant here 'We are sorry to report the ser- - for a -number of years are closing. .lOw. illness. of Mr. E. C. Jones_. He DAWSON'S Golden Chaff O. A. C' ' ' - - Na 61 R'liea# lit Ban" -and will make their diatr>l6gi- was taken to the Toronto East.Gen- Registered, -Grade. .-:.. No. t, Third generation, $1.15 bus; of tions from Oshawa. Mr. Robert scat Hospital on Saturday and on unsealea, 90c. bus. F. H. Westney, lackey, who lies been in charge of Monday morning he underwent an Pickering. -Phone Pick 1413. 1-2 FIRTH operation for internal trouble. We - BROS. _ the plant will be transferred to .Os- .. - -- 6acwa, are glad--to know that his condition WANTED - 'old horses for•'which - ' _Many ;n the village have been is now satisfactory an . early Ire- good prices will 'be. offered. Gar- . TAILORED . CLOTHES 'wondering where the heavy deton- .covery is expected. shield Fur Farm, Dunbarton. ations 'we hand`been hearing ttur- -Now here is something' The July 15th to. August 5th _ing the past few, weeks are coming Tennis Club-is sponsoring a dance FOR SALE-Emerson tenth'b. p. from. The Township are erecting .a on Friday, Sept. 2nd: The orchestra -lkectric motor. 3450 r. p m. double- - cal new bridge on the- 5th concession is our loone. There'll be old time ended abaft, 2 in, pulley and grind- -10 per cent Reduction on all #ailor- -near Greenwood, and a considerable numbers and modern ones. You can ing wheel. 60 cycle, May be seen amount of blasting has been' nec- have four hours' entertainment all at Dews Office.' e.\ ed clothes during this peri wery a , Hence, the noise. for a quarter. It will be in the •' -The Ladies' Aid of St. And- Park and. the whole. southern .half Vie Have Placed 'r+ew'y Presbyterian Church held a of the township will be there. Now .• Fred T. Bnntin r, : - Pickering successful meeting on the lawn of after all, ain't. that something'.- a � the church on Wednesday afternoon ---fir teachers of the senio Asphalt Roofing in Stock Voteablisted 1857, of last week and was in the form of r Have also received a ear of s social. In the • absence of the classes are. busily engaged trying $eml0el[ Blabs for Summer w -- �Freeideirt, Mrs- Bo-wen, the buain-' to figure-out the course for the En- ' sae period was conducted by Mrs. trance-Class of the Public Schools' IIRe _ PECI S ALS ' 1H.- W. Boyea. A- Pleasing program, for the.coming year..We have,.dur- A. W.- MITCHELL in the past two ears been wit- WAS given by the members, after g y - Pickering,Ont. 49 Breakfast Bacon 25e. a Yb. - whickii refreshments were served on 'nessing the. application of the new tables under the large.maple trees. courses with.the'junior classes,, and �� - A similar meeting will be held in this Y ar, the Fourth Classes will N OT I C E Minced Steak, ,12c• a lb• September be "enjoying" the new .studies, We - -The Coroner's ,Jury on the in- say enjoy, because we be that Pork Liver, 12c. alb• -quest on the death of Hymie Eckler, they will. There are so many char- The Shell Service, Station 1 B " of T-c-ito, gave ' as their verdict gbs i.n this class, that those of us now prepared to make meehan- ..Stewing Beef, 12c• a, The JJ "death by,suffocation by drowning who Went to school up until this ical repairs to all kinds of auto- :in the mouth of the Rouge River year,' won't be stile to recognize. it mobiles and tractors. Jewel Shortening, -- ;15e. a lb )n Spnday, Aug, 14th, and a' rec- it as the Entrance Class. Arith- 'ommendation that these 'dangerous metic, which formely occupied First '.H. FARROW. Proprietor _Classic Cleanser, �' tins, 13c• bathing places be closed until ade- Place in the course,- is now. down 45.51 C. B. SPENCER,•Meehan r. quate equipment and protection be about Fifth Place in rank of 16 tins, 25c• provided".- ' ere have now been 'importance. Health and the.. LILLIAN S several drowningsat this spot this arts now seem to be given: first � er l� '1111 . :;__R E i C� year,, and no serous attempt app- place' in the order of things, 'Sore 1R arently has been' made to �rarn about this as time roes on, and We BEAUTY SHOP --- - _ , people of the danger in bathing know a bit more about it than we Three doors east of the old Butcher '(phone 3000) P><e�keriug }} in these places where these'2b-foot do now• _ t holes areto be foun•' d. The -The Tennis Tournament, we Garage. mer' deep ■ ' feel was definite] a success. Some Chief Coroner rather 'severely cr y •' - iticized, , those .persons operating of the g eliminary rounds had been Shampoo and Fingerwa.. aft Pickering Hardware Store these resorts, and who have not played earlier, but a good number Fingerwave 7l6e. "had time" to atter to'the- de- of spectators were on hand to have Oil Shampoo Ftagerwave I Me. WIS. The alarming ' number of ernoon ea- an see an in eyes - Arching 350-' - k drownings along the front of this ins, phase of the tourney In the Manicure i6w c township this year makes it imp-' Ladies Singles, D. Baker defeated SLlC�de] Death. Bug Killer -, . .. .. 1 erative- that some steps bQ taken at W. Burningham 6-2, 6-4; J. Clark gacia'V tik once to stop this lost of life. defeated N. Quigley 6-4,6-4; G. HAIRCUTTING l Kills Instantly -"Let's do this together'}--a Walsh defeated R.. Robinson 6-4, Thermique Heater kss 9x1 Peeaaw few words that will probably go 7-5; B. Baker defeated E. Murray out Waves . on the_pages. of historians, Thus 4-6, 7-b, 6-3. 'Bound ta*o-]3.•Barker n•pa :Z•� 0 �■N 2 Prevents Blight --spoke-spokePresident Roosevelt-to Prem won from. D. Baker -6-0, 6-0;. G. .'°h^*+' mak• nog ' r- Walsh won from J. Clark 6-2, 6-2; ser King, when the former was a- 3 Does not burn the leaves bout to cut the ribbon on the bridge and Round Three+--B, Barker won lit the boundary last week..Only a from G. Walsh 6-2, s-4. In the The Pickering i' -few simple words, but consider the Men's Singles, H. Law defeated J. MEAT MARKET " Gives longer life to•the plan •sentiment ,and the . feeling' that Barker 6-0, 6-4; W. Money defeat- - m such a sta�nt- How McEwen 6.9;+l-6;6-2 an - - - - or`talo L Law defeated W Morin 6-1; 6-3. { many differences and difficulties ey We carr full line of lodght be overcome, if the two part- The Singles. Champions for 1938 7 • • !ea involved, would say "let's do are therefore, Betty Barker and L Tomato plants, Cucumber VMM the together^, • Although simple, :Howard Law. Congratulations. The [' this short est, might be consid- Mired Doubles matches were not _ iered the most � significant of the completed, We wish to thank all „ -dna _� For grubs and cut worms. Y of-this corefti nice. Pseaident the following for the financial help ►r Roosevelt, with scissors in hand, him, and Miss McMurtry, Pickwick "un a ;_ftent.for McCormick,Dearing farts MacbMeryfa" I ,) >l to snip the ribbon, dividing Awns, R. Birren • M. S. Chapman, Repairs. . e two countries, turned to'Prem- Booth and MnrLion, Ofd Church ' der thing -at his side and asked him Garage, G. Law, J. Y.' Stephenson, IVlpts theats ssetfo--w*Vit It, Cao At it,ev It ie frit t�ir/ } a Ob take bold of the scissors and C. Butt, J. A. k3ushby, S. R. Moan- L ; .'wo'll break the barrier together. ey, J. S. Balsdon. C. A. Sterritt, M- aur delivery is at your services c a■ 'flee, wasn't it. May such a rola- C. Jones, F. T. Bmating, C. Silk, T. thane �lek IQI� - �• a7. � t i ponship b� endure. G. lif Aekford, Pickering News, A. W. Mitchell, eid and D. N. Look- CLARENCE SILK ' wood. • Y , ,n