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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1938_09_23 .1 H- E CKER NG N • AV — K Ja.J PICKERING . VOL. LVIII - - + - }.• 'safssstaasa! 4ol'W . — + Audley GREENWOOD NOTICE Greenwood aledtcal Harvest Home Service will be MILLS - Mr. Wright, of Green River, vis- held in the church here on Sept. _ �$: H. O. PE ARSON-Physician 'P1Uur trucks pass your way ited his daughter, .Mrs. C. Devitt, ,25th, at 2.30 p• m. Rev. R. O'Brien, . 1886-1936 R-, Hrgeom. Dmnbattom. 101y every day." over the week-end• of Whitby and Allman's choir will ` R. FORSYTH. Opb.D., Director Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark's friends have charge of the service. At 7 p. CJiOPPING R*Gptome'rial Associationof Ont-to deg- COAL, COKE. from Toronto spent Saturday even- m. Rev. M. J4nkinson, of Pickering Monday,�Wednesday'and; Friday ttgeed Memberof the American pptometr,:al • association. Eyes easwined by appointment- WuOD, • CENf ENT, ing with them and hatz, a most en- will preach and the Pickering choir yi Phase fao4,Clammunt.Ont. joyable time. will supply the music. WE GRIND FINE �•� ��,-- BAND, (TRAVEL, Mr. and Mrs. Kellog, of :north Bran, Shorts and Feed of all " Bay, spent the week-end, with their Kinsale kinds, also, minerals `and other DUiYALD RUDDY ti+uriater. aria nephew 'Mr'. Carl Devitt, and fam- .Solkitor.Notary PUDUc. •-io"eyw-Loon• rT Several from here attended, the eonceatrafes for profitalile�feeding 6ffia,Uumerly occuptsu by ma late A.E.Chris- B t- ILDER,'S SII PPLIE S sty. tlaa,sOYth wing of t„Oltrt Howls Whitby. try Our new teacher Mr. Maffey is _Oshawa Fair last week. kept on bandl -- a160 local OattBge WOrh busy preparing his pupils for the Miss G. Stevens spent the week- We stock onlythe best Poultry BEATON, BELL & ROSS - . We have also plaeed in stock a full school fair. The children look for- end at her in Ashburn. - Feeds and Supplies. --$�rrts"toga f�5oltcl 63`8-""- - .ward to this event.a9th-Pleasure.- Miss line of Maple Ler f Milling The W. A. met last Thursday at end at her home here. QV ILLIAM 1,13EATOPi.K,C. Co'r Feeds, Mrs. :Milton Pegg's with a good - Church was held in the evening �1skIB1fL©t�KE BELL,K.C. J,D.F.ROSS A W MITCHELL JAIVII;:S A WRIGHT attendance w was unanimously. de- here, with the W. M. a in charge. PIANO-TUNING Y NTNG A. a Miss Roxana Led ett is spend- "Vey bereet Toronto. Adelaide 2938 tided that we would" not have a g 7� Pickering. Ont. fowl supper this fall. ing a few days with Miss Ella El- AND V C. RICHARDSON & Co.. Harris- �' : • The Sunday -School Rally and son. •tin,Suhciturs. Notaries etc., 50ite 54M. p combination church service will , be Mr. and �lrs. G.''DeAth spent• a gg�ttorLiEeSuilding.3tiToromtoSt Toronto. Office. hone 7400 Residence All kinds of I epalr Work 'reisphone Ad.idbb:Pickenng Phar, sera. stf C 25th, t a. M. few' days at Niagara Falls and o- Claremont k splendid program and address is other points of interest.' slot, Notary Public. ty Melinda Street elm visses Claire ari Jean Patter_ !!, CC 1►�,�ii T $pronto, Teledhune Elgin 5'iba. 29ti PHONE 98l K —sJr S. l!u F�1 ON • -' t FURNITURE P urage the S. S. worl�ers and the son and Jessie and Betty Spencer, 209 CT E•, TORONTO Astor..Rei'• H. H. Mutton. spent Sunday last with" Miss E. ,one Lakeside 1502 Parkin. ERBERT T. FALLAISE. L. D S., I've i,re displaying. an at Brougham The W I. will meet at the OrderP taken at NEWS OQiot' D:D.5,Graduate el O,e ttoyai College of variety of misses Sadler home on -the after- penal Sur4eons and the University of Toronto. Ai,tuAnum Kad Graniteware Etc.` Billie Bayles is-recovering nicely J FUEL Qmeefa residence second door east of St. And• $ Y 'noon of the 29th. Roll Call to be- essr'sCburch,.Pickenng.Out. Office bouts'. 9 Furniture and FurnituCp " appointment. tX-ray INoveltlee. - from the accident of a broken arm. ..r'My Worst Mistake in Cooking • am. w a P.&.-.-or coy apps Miss Lois Stevenson spent Sun- — -- - •rvics). Phone Pick 3:110• Prices low, in keeping witb timee. Pe Address to be given by :hiss M. r�T•a . day with Miss Beatrice Stevenson.- Westney on_"'Menu Planning". Cur- ilaastasyeie 6 avb*. Mr. Will Brown and Mr. George rent Events, by Mrs. A. Parkin.: • y ' ' Dry-man, of Toronto visited Mr. and -'"� Builders' Supplios . . . RdDIO, SERVICE Sept 29xh. Mrs. T. C. Brown o n Tuesday. School Fair, Brougham, _ R: BEATON. TOWNSHIP. A Graduate of Radio Co11agP Mr. Harper and Miss Gascoyne, 's Dig Clerk. Conveyancer.Commissioner for Lumber and Lath tstisa .t98a4;te, Accountant, Etc. Issuer or Wlth of Toronto were guests of Mr. and DunbartoR (y/ereia;e. iCemsn. Whitevale„ont. U to-the-minnt;e training alts. Robertson on Sunday. ....-B. C. Shingles A. E. RiCHp3RD�CN We are glad to welcome :lir. L. ' C p The Masonic service at Claremont ' and on Sunday afternoon was attended McConochie home again. blue Coal' FINEST EQUIPMENT.- --- a� — - -- 77 SEN FrR A is 'INS U R A N CK by local brethren. Mrs• Johri. Gilmer spent the end Alberta Coal RL�`AL ESTATE for Congratulations are extended. to is at Nigra with - BL10 Ci01le of the wee' "a a Falls h Guaranteed Satisfaction Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips on the relatives. l : home r ec N V EY A NCI lei G Mrs. Hiss is the guest of lrlrs AT birth of a son, Y �iFmeIIL, •Llmet Y1a13te! As old established agency, ready Reaaonrtble Priceq''' miss McCullough has been with John Toms this week and all .her Maple Body Wood to serve. the Manson Ellicott familyfor a friends are pleased to see her. P y - Ttaber and Batteries alwty! as Tt ad few weeks• The Mission Band will- meet in A$ents for Lnndy Fenoe Phone, PicL 60011 _. H'ROY 1ItLLER, A Miss Gladys Gannon and Misi the basement of the church on Sat- y and 24e*?' 'vooune �7Iy M. A/ /1 �7L1 BrouQbam. Ontario McLaughlan have been . holidaying urday afternoon of.this week at 2• �f�f 1 11 1� Y Y 48tt Phnne V4rk 1608 at the Garuion home. 30 o'clock: IIDO LIaSNSED AUC`TiONEEEt AND - ` :Hiss Ruth Slade, of is is St. Paul's Dumbarton: '•zunday, CockKhlttt tiDplements VALUATOR Sept. 25th. Sunday School aO 2 p• - Sal ee etsaducted Anywhera D• �.. E R visiting her relatives, the W. Gray family: m. Evening I Prayer at 3 p• m.-The a pricey Before Bay1l" g '$ec>tr Pboue or write. Address 614 Dundas aliasJohnston, 'daughter of the Preacher at this service, Rev. E. G• Street. East. J Jin n wires Standard -_ late Arthur Johnston, of Coiling- 511 on nda d _ livhi6by.,oot,>vrio. It>�nra>�ce of All Kinds. MIB. Time. WILSON SON B R O S. wood, was .with her relatives, Beat Rates Available with L. Johnston and family, last week. - 'St. 'Paul's Church on-the-Hill, will LOCLISt Hills- Ont. be holding their' Harvest Supper Shingles For Salt fir. and hire. Wi:: Bate of Tor- g Phtinp.Nf4o- BION . g Sef3nrity and onto onto and Miss Ida Bate, visited the and Concert at the Dunharton Com Cecil Bate family of Port Hope munity Hall, on. the evening of Oct Qak f3wicwoized Steel' Shingles, during last week. 4th. Supper -will be served from b SPECIAL Bird'* I+'eti._3ixte Shingleai. %ildress Phone to b p. in. First Class Prtrgrarr The Church attendance ai 5tin -Alari. re-rubbe•ring buirgy wheels. BROUGHAM PICK 516 day evening was small,' owing to will be rendered by .professional .1 in. Maple Lumber^420 per X LAwo mewere trharp�ned. the #leans r3in at the time•.of the Artists. Adm. 3s and 20 ct�• 500 ft, lots or more.. T. PATERSON8 CLAREafO}� ,jG�RDEN CROPS meeting. �� \'i1�9ee Group of the W. A. l pall end'Qet prices. Phone 261 air. Allan ,Stewart and friend of are to be congratulated on their Get our prices on Reddy Roofing -- St. Catharines anti miss Nia �n" r,a inti div" ` needle-u o::.,a '"Will Pa Profits the home'of alrs.'Dales, which, was and Asphalt $hinglea. Prices wit if you knew you WERE NEXT y Cassie, of Agincourt visited the F. If You Use Cassie family last Sunday. bright with lights Arid beautiful be higher in the .Spring. you would'hustle in after that In. flowers s-ent.b friends.--During the ' rurance Protection ' we've been NATURAL MINERAL An old time resident' of Brough- Y talking about am,' the late air. Joseph Young, afternoon,'about ninety called to PiCKERING Phosphates passed away at his home in Mea- have a cup of -tea and.view this r 1 •;•. ''YOU MAY BE NEXT -.Phos ford last. week, .interment taking• Avnderfu.l display: Many pieces of y To frcrease Yields and Improv, Quality place at Notv.ay on Saturday last. needlepoint,t some just' completed, ' LUMBER YARD - --.-CYRIL E. MORtEX of all trop$ Rev_ P. D. Augustine will have were very beautiful, also'the •ones `I GENERAL INSURANCE f, tJ'-Y were PiiiL�LE. 4iM>—_ T charge of the- service here on Sun- of ab�ut�ei lr , �,--~ Our Motto-Service an Protection D. N. .Lock Wood day afternoon next, in.the absence ce admired. Quilts of aLmost every hue Phone plcltx�ng 6700 of Sir• Glover, who is conducting and pattern, iihouiirg the finest' o. A t Claremont I - -Pickering Mills anniversary.services at Centreton. ' needle-work: One we noticed of �1 FALL SPECIALS PICKERING,•ONT. air. and alts. Bert Harvey were 1728 pieces taking about nine i guests at the Golden Wedding of inouihs tv snake, a" out.i5 years a- � WE DELIVER ,yl r. and rs. F.. Long.Aaff, of Tor go: in E..n land• The laces, knitted Ernest C Fetzer • �- y » ' PHONE o-nto. This event received 'conSideT curtains of pioneer days, crocheted =100 up—T, repnlred. taMa 'The "Restway able publicity .in the press. tablecloths, Chinese embroidery 'etc, First Mortgages. , .q " .'Studio n The W. I. meeting ror September were' al'l carefully .examined. The LAWYER i that can be converted R. 1d. CLENDENING was,held at,the'Ellicott home, hav- sale table of candy, useful articles 'A years aspede>sa 4} A couch ,t ing an attendance" 'of over forty etc. was, well patronized, vocal and tit '� into, twin or.double bed arr- NERAL DIRECTOR' airs. Bert Harley, President, res piano solos added much to the en- Thi ' _ :. •P Were. ovable afternoon. The proceeds angem . The Mrsition" Wt mattrefie -are spring-filled. The Private Ambulance presented at •the Business Session, were indeed nrosigratifying. .upholstering is.-of plain fabric Di►y And Night Service to.be considered and acted upon at . Brock Road - DISCG`'I+''$Ys' efn one side and colourful vel- Phone 9000) the next meeting. An invitation was J �T owe on the other. received and accepted to visit Aud- A Corn and Weiner Roast was a I MEDICATED Malvern 5800 ley W. I. at the home of Mrs. F. • arl;ham, • Ont. Chapman, early in October. The held at the residence of Mr. and Ii�1SOLES Mrs. Arthur Batch, by the Boer �.j next, meeting of the W. I. will be finds Foot Torture Quicker • _ held at the home of Mrs. Winton War Veterans, of TorfSnto, on Fri- Comfortable to Wear White of Claremont: Mrs. Harvey day night, Sept. 18th, under the - Hot Weather invited the ladies, musically inclin- �nidance of Mr. L. B. McPheison, ;Stop Champ President, The Ladies' Auxiliary, VaV _ ed, to meet at her home on Wednes= -day evening, September 21st, to also attended under Mrs. Bowfietd, SORE BURNhG ACHINI; SWEA'D� I net Outfit May »lean Ci001 nage lII their President. There .were over .ING FEET practice some musical numbers. _ two hundred attended the gather- (Moves Callouses.Destroylb Baj —Riser_ ca�_springs-springs _-the-kit _y_ou ne_e a_ The afternoons program was a fine _ham v -enjoyahle time. Odors 'White ,cotton mattress. Coleman Instant' Light address by Mrs. T.-N°rtbn'ON" g Sgt.-Major' • duty and co-operation o#, Parents ''There was one member, MST for 7klbletts Foot, a� X19.95 _ �>ti. stoys or hot plate. to the School Teacher". Mrs. John- Charles Hughes, who is 92 years of panting beet. Easily Appil" ' atop followed with a fine paper on age and served in the Boer Was, .,Qniek, Clean and Safe. sv l>t�t4—�++t�t><7rARY "The School Child". A very socisible 1881, also in Afghan, in 1879. They , c ; =0w:AstrWwo. DW W IfIX% Vg bgve Coleman Irons too half hour was spent around the tea had dancing and community sing- lfe. ps[ 1� Ing, Supper, Concert and Bonfire. 1lt0 Odie >!'Ma 1>l�0 �Ihi>!k make ironing day a tables. Hostesses: Mesdames, Witt. g, Ccatt Knox W. and M. Ellicott and C. Two Scottish pipers attended with p•.4sure. Calland see-them, their Pipes, also a string quartet, • Devitt. all from Toronto, C. A. STERRIT l "VIN BUSHBY They lea forslows home about one o'clock, happy and E -..L�C� Funeral DireotiOr . • .Hardware Tinsmith Canadian wines may now be man contented with their evening en- The Qaw'1J� � � t �'nrnitrnre Dealer FiQHERIN© ufactured with 40 P. c• proof spirit joyment. Mr. and Mrs. Hatch are The ieo�w'a" instead of 31.4. It will now be easy me�he`r-sY of this Club. PfskeHr►!1 pbo� QDa<0 p1t�e deM 1 i to get drunk on Canadian wine. also other dohtmn) . 8 • • I b( rK'. „. .t .. ..` ..... :-.+�.-•.'••�-.r.-.`-max l _.... '.Y '73—, v -ti ,P •..w-.w . -•vqy-y'•:larawyy,Yr x.-•.-.Tm-7Rf ',.:::1 .x ..5'.-•_.^rt.,...::' '. .t r.L'?..�. •. '• �_x.. :,., :..tri ... .:::.. ::.a•. •N4-�. N `,F •.�7, .....,., U .al ..:. • � Fred N:?her 230,000,000 Bushels- 00�•E S LM WHAT By ? NAM .E S - 1�e�r'S - in the Canadian- Wheat VALE—YUM. -.- = - Are Exportable �� �� N E W S --- _ This Year'ti Chop Biggest Since .1932; Wheat Board Expect- ed-to Halnae Most of.Har-- - - - aion_in theuAfediter- ' SAFE TRANSIT—An •• r T _ le o t th y vest Y`�, !' ranean: Travellers making the • N^r v,. \\�' crossing to North-Africa from the Canada probably will have more '1, ^/ , Q Continent are patronizing• Italian than 230,000,000 bushels of this �h{ ,`{y/ �/ ~ �•+� o boats more and more, so that d {{ i year's wheat available to sell in if % ,, � French shipping•companies report ft '` world markets, Government figures , a falling-ofl° in traffic. Why give showed last week. French steamers the go-by? Be- The Dominion Bureau of Statis- c a / cause they have been targets tics in its first estimate of this over and over-again 'for "pirate" year's Canada field crop yield set i o bombing and torpedoing. Italian y the wheat harvest at 353,433,000 `N ships aren't bombed, torpedoed; so w bushels, nearly double the final es. _ your travellers, flgcre they're sate timate of last year's crop. which 1' 4'joard 'em. was 182,410,000 bushels •and the U 1��/ XVII highest production sincd'1932 when TEN OBJECTIVES-Don't you be- 443,061,000 bushels were harvested. ,�u ' ,�.��/ Ileus Adolf Hitler when he 'says in Average yield' from 1929 to 1937. //� - - - - -- -Nurembtirg speectr-that—Der- — was 329,761,000 bushels. ` _ -'- --- - —_��,!'' .' — � :� ..many doesn't-want-to.-take .Alsace-. Nearly Double Last Year A . . Lorraine. • Home • consumption a1 wheaC % Upon the wall of the Feldherra- i likely will be between 110,000;000 ° hallo is Munich, -which has been " ADOLF HITLER and 120,000,000 bushels, leaving made into a Nazi shrine, is a great more than 230,000,00 for export. scroll bigiring the .words, . "God To citizens of our. Western In Washington,-the United States World these last tense weeks Agricultural Department estimated Make Us Free" and on either side • Adolf n_.,__ ,.a r_,._..,e,,,. has a.,_ � five wreaths, with flowers renewed eared to be the most momentous the U.S. wheat crop would be 939; F,t?Ep /VEf/E -zB '^°■ every wreath narripq P 972,000 bushels. The U.S. has an. d :is„re ]n all whom otlr ex- ••Ha.e t jsin our aemL_•_he's under the -age limit!" a of the color o1 a lost province civilization stands or falls.. --not a'day _passes without tens port of 100,000,000 bushels of wheat This man has caught the conn- and i,000,000 barrels of flour, thousands of Germans coming there tries of Europe napping. They.. It is expected at Ottawa that pan, Russia, Germany, Italy-and, and mourning their loss: Ten did not believe that a so-called practically the entire Canadian others want to know in what re- names are f,"the l on the scroll. , b', •, mystic, visionary, fanatic (w handled by the r'a�lx. ___spit we think we excel them.- yyThe � + the names of,"the lost provinces": . you -111) could be a coldly prac- an Wheat Board, which will pay the Hamilton Spectator. BOOR SHELL' Alsace-Lorraine; the Palatinate; tical planner. Nof until Austria Western farmer 80 cents a bushel Schleswig-Holstein East Prussia; —.. had been annexed did we wake for No. 1-Northernat.Fort William. `.HORSE AND-BUG-G.Y DAYS y Hemel and Danzig; Sudeten'De t- up to the fact that this wild-eyed The price also has been fixed on B ELIZABETH EEDY hland;. South Tyrol and South .Colon- dreamer-orator is swiftI turnip We have no quarrel with those Styria, Posen, Silesia; the Colon- y g other grades and any losses suffer- who refer to. the "horse'and bug- into reality and substance, the ed by.the board in marketing the gy days." It is an apt'term, very "IMPORTANCE OF LIVING" les• shadows of his own mind. We are wheat at a lower price will be met descriptive of an earlier era.. But finding, too late, that. Hitler in by the Dominion Treasury. By Lin Yutang ON WITH TH.E NEW-The'money yv his autobiography, "Mein Kampf" there is a sound objection to those has to come from somewhere. So , (written 15 years ago) meant ex- who use the phrase in. atone of Here is a book to enjoy w at If part of-the tax burden is lifted acorn. bits-to pick up and put down at from real estate (which would be. a ' actly ghat he said. The "horse and buggy days', your leisure... It is a witty, wise A native of Austria, the one- _ were important in the develop- and deli htful• summing-up of a g good thing, don't you agree?) other -- =-time bricklayer's helper and paint- VOLE O f • ne-w-lasses will have to be imposed, er of picture postcards, was em- men -of Canada and of Canadian= diatingtrished, Easterner's outlook so she Ontario Government says, to' bittered towards his lowly lot PRESS ism. They produced Lite men' and on'life. make up the difference. THE P women who made the present!era, In Lin Yutang you will find: early in yo4th. The war expand- Three new sources of taxation with its conveniences and cam- a 'widely traveled, `widely read' ed his horizon and.with_it, his dis- are staffundat cQueenraPar then, b l content. The shame of Germany's forts. They made these modern man with the gentle wisdom o! an ilio stag at Queen's Park and will , CANADA days possible. ancient race and the practical out- come up for action at the next sea- defeat.acting.on his overemotional Thus, when one refers to the look of a modern man . . . a wit- nature became s determining . stoa of the Legislature: an amuse- ` force in Hitler's life. He has felt SIGNIFICANT TREND ".horse- and buggy days" it would ty, intelligent tolerant, delightful meat tax, to be collected by each his divine mission f bee awaken be better to do so in a spirit of comport on . ready to discuss municipality'; a sales tax imposed _ A significant trend in all fairs, respect, rather 'than a . spirit of your favorite topics with you, by municipalities; -increase of pro- . Germany to revolt against the large and small, is the prominence sarcasm.-Windsor Star.. whatever they may oe . . , full•of Treaty of Versailles. By what von to boys' and iris' club stimulating thoughts about every vfnciai gasoline tax from six to }neons he is accomplishing his g seven_cents• extra proceeds to go work. it is one of the best tea- plsase o! life frotn your marriage ends, we all know. th the tobacco .'o munOnta toes Hitler is a master of staging,-an tures the exhibitions have ever in- you smoke, from The Ontario mayors "who get troduced.-Farmer's Adrocate, The EMPIRE religion that fills a need in your `artist at playing on other people's " life to landscapes, from the pleas- pretty mad sometimes should be _emotions. Into his words as -an WHAT-NEXT FOR THE NORTH? "THINKING" UNDER THE GUN ures 'of literature to those of eat- should with these proposals which - -' orator.he puts all the elementary Jim Curran of the Sault has Even the obdurate citizen who ing,, from international affairs to should bring more revenue to their force and stupendous vitality that q ) arrangin;, flowers a philoso- respective towns and cities. and re- discovered that there used to be still refuses'to ac ui>e•a (radio. duce the number of sales of pro- are. his to command. Screaming, white Indians along James Bay set will not easily escape.the voice pher with -a deeply satisfying phil- . 'sobbing hysterically.. . . and now some .bird at Timmins of authority, for it is planned .to osophy of living-not in a seclud- Parties for tax.arrears,, The min is still an enigma• has discovered white blueberries. spread a network of ed tower but in the hectic world DECEITFUL FRUIT Those The answer to his personality- Tall tales from the North! - St. over all the towns"so that the of fgday. won- ..riddle will be revealed only by sub- Catharines Standard. German going about his ordinary "The Importance of Living," by' Peaches you borsht looked _ .:secment history. occasions 'shall not miss the in- Iain Yutang Toronto: Me- dertul in the store under their de- IN PRAISE OF SOME DRIVERS structions of his leaders. ..Loud- Clelland d: Stewart, 215 1'ictoria captive covering h rosy gauze but when you got them home, you : The total motor accidents in speaker columns in the streets and Street. fouqd them to be .green as grass ' Germany To Buy - which children are injured 'while 4ubterraneati loud-speakers boom- and hard as bullets. Bus it isn't NO Extra Wheat playing on the streets is appalling, ing through gratings in the pave- Treat'Horseg To just peaches '• every sort of but still more striking is the num- ment will impress even - on the• her of times in which accidents are most heedless citizen• the latest. Day In Cotry fruit grown in Ontario is shipped to market In an immature, unpaIat- �? avoided, either by ,what appears edicts of Nazi headquarters. able state In order to catch the best The German Department of to be a pure miracle, or by re the full blast of this propaganda prices, quick, before they drop. Food Supply stated this year's our- markable efforts on the part of is added to that of a press com- Dobbin. had his day.' at the,Pelta-. How long has this been going on? !.,chases of viheat in Canada -prob- the motorists.-Guelph Mercury. pletely controlled, the'canalization susu Club; Rockleigh, ;`LJ., as 100 Oh,-for years and years, but nobody ;ably v:ould not exceed the.normal of public.thought will. it is reek- horses frolic in the country away -has said-anything much and the quantity. "'ALL BRUTES TOGETHER oned, be as' complete as it can from New Fork's hard -streets. growers have consistently, got away A spokesman said that in ac- The Philadelphia prison horror be made.' The German who'may '*All the tu.o and relaxation of an with it. But now a storm has been cor ance wl e-Gerllsa - - -the-details are re- til be independent enough., to honest-to-goodness day in the coup• raised,in the press of Ontario than trade agreement, an averse vealed. Twenty-six men were wish to hear what the rest of the try will be theirs," promised Doug- _ g y- which,may result in. action being quantity' of grain was purchased locked. in the eight-by-ten cells, world is saying does so at his las G. Hertz. 'millionaire' art eon taken. ( annually in Canada. and steam heat -turned on while peril, for consignment to a camp noisseur and sportsman, who acts : _.. This mean about 2,000,000 bush- the only ventilation was from a may be the monsequence of receiv- as host to the animals at a day of THE WEEK'S QUESTION-Chat 'els. _ During the last fiscal year small grating in the roof of each' ing sentiments of which his gov- carrots and oats:contests and fresh " • alignment of European powers •ia : -Germany bought 1,935,836 bush- cell. Twenty-two men were taken ernment does not approve. The air, the Kingdom of Greece likely to els from this country and the year out unconscious after two days, total effect is a smothering of Etch equine guest on arrival a1 awing in with' 'Answ.er: Greece is before 1,678,895 .bushels,. accord- and four men were dead, literally thought' in an 'intelligent people the picnic grounds will be present- becoming .Wnore and more closery Ing to Dominion Bureau of Statis- baked to death. This is civilization for which history.holds no parallel. ed 'with a large straw bat bearing affiliated with Britain' and France tics figures. in Philadelphia. No wonder Ja- -Manchester Guardian, the legend "Yo ho, baby." and the other democratic Powers• THE WONDERLAND OF OZ ",n l _y _ AAA ,After leaving the Whimsies, Guph This was very perplexing to the �:o sooner had he crnssed'th3 bor- :Suddenly one of them caught the -„ t�ontlnued on his journey. ,He`want- 'traveler and a stranger might have der of this fearful Domain when gnome in his Strong arms and toys two guards seized him and carried ed him high into the air. Guph was ed to get to the Country of the- thought it impossible to cross the him before the Grand Gallipoot of :' terribly shaken when he fell upon ” Growleywogs, and in order to do Ripple Land at, all, but Guph knew the Growleywogs, who scowled up- - the hard ground but he appeared to that he must cross the Ripple Land,, that if he kept steadily on he would _Ori him-ferociously Rnd asked him take,no notice of the impertinence 1J• - '. a hard thing to do. For the Topple get to the 'end at last. So he paid why he dared to intrude upon his and composed himself to sperik j w L `'Land was a succession of hills and no attention to the hills and val- territory. "I am the (:rent Lord again . the Grand t ing,olra Jiy "valleys, all very steep' and rocky, leys and kept plodding along ,lust High General of the Invincible Ar- master. the,Gnome King, has srnt which changed places constantly by as though he was walking on level my of the Gnome Bing and my nn me me here to--aonror with you. He ilppl.inR. Wbtle Guph was climbing ,;i.ground. The result of this wise per- Lp C.uph," was thn reply. "Ail the wishes yog r nssi�tnnce to ronqu,•r a hill it sank underneath him and siatence was that the General finally World trembles,when that name Is the Land fiT Oz: Here the General .'became a valley, and while he was reached firmer moll and after pens- mentioned." At this pompous paused and the 1. in `GRtlipaot a descendlnR into a valley it rose up " trating a dense forest came to the speech the Growley,vogs give a srowird upon him and id: "Go ;,and carried him to the top of &,hill. Dominions of the Growleywoga. -shout of jeering laughter. on." _ clam Ia0ma �ClassiFied Advertising !'Cahadiana" will be returned to Ottawa about Sept. 30th. Tree �• will be given to every _ _:__—_--_ -------- _--- public school child attending next __ C('ATI<INA1. Saturday. Regular price is 25e. C -c Uhl ATTENTIO11 :TGG\rs ALL OVER These catalogues contain � plates Casa AAu S1ATH1('l'I.ATION ('oLl.Is(;E." 2U e A Canada are ntukini sgF(re time IIloor Nest, Toronto. Ontario's of historical pictures now at Casa e pOubl bbier r money shuwing Yuletide Christ- leading school for matriculation I,oma and this offer is to give the Y S 4 e " mud Cards. A dignitied and profit- ' , in ten months: day-evenim s. children and the parents the op- $pOk18 ig8�er� t : 8 f'p able Occupation which.means do.l.-.._. .. Tars for >ou. NV ithuut obligation Nt'RSr.RY STo('I: Portunrty of viewing and studyingd keep a a1a81 ' ' we send FREE' Portfolio of sam- - fhese interesting and educational DOUBLE Ales with pamphlet bn selling. RARE AND HARDY ()RN .1 f regh a. -Priced from $t to $1.50 dozen als—;end for our latest tall plant- prints and pictures. There are + :,everybody buys them. Highest ing• catalogue. Full deseriptigns Over 500 pictures and prints in AUTOMATIC eomutisston and bonus. Yule Tide t a arrdQ .asaortnent of lilies,. / n I 6�uains. Toronto. ocker'v plaufs and other peren- all. The famous painting "The BOOKLET nial flowers, also fruit for the Fall' of Nineveh" 'will remain a AGENT.' WANTEtr IN THIS TU�1 colder pSrts. Speclal offers: pre- , ti• representing Canada's leading triium with each , order. only few weeks lunger. It is expected manufacturer of Sportswear and strong routs and sturdy trees that the picture well go to, the. Knitted Outwear fur entire tam- shipped. Delivery in gond condi- World's Fair, New York. I`s has Sty., Complete selling outfit,` in- Lion guaranteed. The' Manitoba N eluding illustrated catalogue of Hardy Plant Nursepy. Orupmore.�= 29 life size�figures .and' is valued over sixty garments. Classic Man. at over, $50,000. Sportswear, Turuntu. MOt1E rt1Nla ni•:DICAL � AL.Tu611)ItlLl.� l;�a'AtRS • ' shock Absorbers NO MORE SORE FEET IF YOU will use Busson'A Fix-Foot. Soft- knowyour opinion, which I konw BALES AN O S,ERV•iCE. AL1.MAKES. ens callouses, Relieves air cusea We specialize. Fred Stratford, 'ot Trench Feet, Athlete's Foot. W�C�L Science 0 O Limited -tN (;errard %West, Tur- Send 40r. 407 LumbermAns 131dg., W ll will be based on facts which you _ Farm Forum have gathered over a period f VantOU er 13.4. _.. - -- ---- -- -years? - FARM MACHINERY MI'sICAL INSTRUMENTS _ 1 0 - - _ _ _ _ _ __.._ 6ExI1NE PARTS aNl, SVPPL1Es isDoing 1. Q. "I have been wondering if certain tamount of avalablehplant. for Magnet Cream Separator. im- WE TEACH MUS4C BY JiAiL — I could-sow fertilizer by hand in food is lost out of manure no mat- mediate delivery. Two rubber Piano, Violin, Guitar. Voice cul- the Spring when the ground Is still ter how it is handler. rings and complete set of brushes. ture. Simple as abc. Particulars -� Postage paid.Ave.,1.00. T. S. Petrie, free. Paramount Conservatory of ALL-ELECTRIC FARM moist, and cultivate !t in. Would I If your land is fail']y well SUP' 23 Hambert ASwansea, Tor- Muatc, 246 E 18th. Vancouver. Wellsian peep into the fu- get good results?" R. B.. Durham onto. plied with organip matter,' and is " TRACTOR MAGNF:'1'U AND Lure of farming was affiirded vis- Co. not side-hill land, spreading it from PCILMITU ItW GENERATOR RRVAIR� hors to the Royal Agricultural A. I would say that our exper- the truck wood be'alright prol•id- LYONS' END Uti YOUR TRA('T(iR atAQNE- Show at Cardiff, Wales, in a dis- fence does not, favour broadcasting ed the snow is not too deep. I do to an tri- we save chinery which fertilizer for grain, or root crops. TRADE-1N BARGAINS you money. Adanson Armature not favour the second method you Manfr.. 8�5 Bay";t.. Torontq.' some day may turn farming Ino re all piles) because 11 -- 478 Yonge St., Toronto' --' fertilizer for these crops when thebe- 478 _ NEWSPAPER 1-ROI''F.RTY RANTED an arm-chair'industry. you get much bright weather be- A SEPTEMBER SPECIALS Laboratory wizards have per material is concentrated to a large fore the manure is spread, quite a Our Tr.,de-In Urpartment ie over- ADVERTISER IS ihTERFSTED IN fected electrical gadgets which do extent near . the young growing bit of the organic .matter will be ;.stocked With all kinds of high class purchasing Ontario Weekly Nevro- dried lip and blown away, or oxid• used furniture. all thoroughly clean- paper. (an make reasunable down almost everything but eliminate seed. When the same fertilizer is ized, and considerable of the Nitro- ' r. awl and reconditioned and sold icor a ,payment In cash and monthly pay- the hen in egg laying and,poultry sown broadcast, it is so dispersed fraction of its real value. All goods menta for balance: Must include raising. And in a low-roofed shed through the growing area that the gen will,have escaped as Ammonia. Scold with a definite money back 11 cd Job business and well g die thou h food for ten mirk cows— maximum benefit from it, I would a The manner in which you will ­Sua®made orders.S et al attention ticaretive t rict. newspaper erson 89 r eia al''s the same ncrea es atheirOryield ode certainyoung lyaadvnt fiseu you to toobtain old lose the least amount Of plantfocid zanies of satisfaction otr your - Ave., Toruntu. which a is to put .the manure in sa large (packed for safe shipment on _. -�-- ---- drill from fertilizer. dropping at-• of money order: u13u41ILF:!t� TOILETS tinuoualp. pile about fire Leet ig ep-- 14.95 3 piece tapestry,-cheater- tachment Sor the sowing of fertiliz- e' field suite, Marshali spring The miracle of the food-growing t well tramps g.i . o to pr-it to eusb;ons. Yoo Cwv HAVE'C1TY CuvvENl- er oli your grain crops, If this Is at -4141.95 hion Odd chesterfield chairs, Mar- *nee* ter your,village or.farm home shed is aecomplislied }�y tiers Of too much beating. If you allow-it e shall spring cushions. without water supply or sewers shallow trays over _ which are all possible. Of course, oa meadow heat very severely so'that the 1 �+ Odd chester-flelds, mohair Write for rree inrormytion o0 our crops and on alfalfa, broadcasting & when t$5.50 and velour. covers, coring modern, self-emptying. odourless spread grains of corn or any other is about the only way that fertilizer manure shoRs fire-fan ing tined cu+h,ona Toilets -from 735.00 up. and leave cereal, although corn has been you open up the pile,, there will RrautituI S piece cheater- behind for ever the dread out Can be applied. �19.5U field sully in brown mo- 'house with its liter, cold and`un- found to respond better than the 2 Q "In our district we use have been -much 1099 1n Nitrogen healthy dtscomfgrts. Kaustine En- others. Electric heat applied' to and organic matter. However. if Fair. rev Fsible Marshall spring gInearinR Company, 164 Portland Considerable-manure which we'find eaahion-. Street. Tnrnnrn . (rnt.,• WAverley the trays acts sb quickly and ems- convenient to. haul to our market You can keep it, compacted'as,re al- 09A.550 I-nree 3 piece,Chesterfield _gggS - ciently that ten inches of growth ly as it would be it cattle were al- q••* .ulte, upholstered In hard _ can be brought about in eight gardens in the winter.time. Vie'. ways tramping over-it, it should be wearinr rrpp (runt shade)-Marshall PHOTOGRAPHY have three main methods of sap spring cushions. finis s for i,c. Free days. namely: (-)manure to the ground, in 'good shape for Spring use as smatt $ piece Chesterfield ROLL FILM DEVELOPED—ElOHT piping this sdon as the time for spreading out 7•� suite. upholstered in ng WORLD'S RAREST GAS Spreading ft right oft erred a elour, taupe shade, Perfect prints me rep arises. eondltin.n. enlargement> with 25c order..Ea- A new affil that manufactures the t>ucit. (This method ii easy I believe you will*find these OP . -etas ��}p Large d piece suite, repD tabHehed over 25 years. Bright- three quarts a day of. the rarest enough. except sometimes the man-'ha'a•� ;•cite, Marshall reversible ling Studio. 29 Richmond St Eaat, Inions borne out by tests in,many cushion. Perfect- Toronto, gas in the world, heavy nitrogen, ore is cakyt or frozen.) places as well as our o.wn exper- ?•50 Beautiful Targe mohair - _- -wad announced- last week by Col- (2) Making about eight piles In once a suite (cost, new $200') - ruuL'rur Axa ruul:ruti umbia University. i t chi& institution. Marshall sprin8 cushions,. walnut Fxllffl11111K('1 — pyramid' Corm from each load, and a>.ow wood fadntrs. Like new.SM The difference between ordin- later (in March or April). spi;l:adiag. s piece bed room .spite, PULLETS'.\ND COCKZRVLS �ROai ary nitrogen and }Leavy nitrogen, it about: m3n•power only. •0� Ivory eprtmel, - dresser, bloodstested stock. bartrvd_ Rock g i1T p (g) putting the manure in a big vanity And full size bed. Pullets 5 wee•ka 3u%, a weeks a5%. though small, is 'Of eat import- 0IN 0 TO T0�YN? •� Large bed room. suite in i weeks 45ia. Cockerels 9 weeks awes to chemists. The first use is pile about five feet high, and after walnut finish. Dresser,, :.3.95, 6 to 7 weeks SLL.:. Top' t0 attach these rare molecules to leaving 11:t0 heat,for a week or ten C vanity, roll size bed and saglesa Notch Chxkeries, Guelph, Ontario. C ♦ Rentetatber to set lapr nr . rompletets'renneshea. 'food. There they replace ordinary days, it •.is spread ,d'ith a horse �q CC�� Smart bed room eulte,• S PULLETS Es FROM '6 to nitrogen. They permeate the Iii- drawn wagon, `-J� your copy of this 1 - •�+O piePr� dresser.'6hiftonter. 24 wreka—i:arred Rocks.. New •S -nanitl. fuH etz� bed. and sagtesa Hampahirn Keds, White Rocks,- ing tissues the same as the nom Now, to set!le an argument, and t week's .Toronto l `ak pI�p1rfng. idle new. White Legho;ns. Also yearling mon nitrogen and because of th;ii also to find out which method is t t 9 :tiodern hed room' suite with hnna and cockerels. Twiddle g}j , Lha best t0 use, both from the Star Weekly, "F� enettan mirrors, large dres- Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, [,'reattr weight, their trOUrae J' icer, v,tni.U• chiffonier, fou size bed Ontario. through the body esti be traced- standpoint.of cost and also total • +� land matches sprint: $iOlOgiaLS are using this method .value .which the' soil receives, LCC 4 phos bed room suite in rich," PULLETS W.\VTk;D — 1:A11 ED N`+ walnut Anish, fares dresser, Rocks. 1Vhlte itocka, New HxmDt0 find Out where nutrients g0 af- wonder would you kindly -ehiftrobe, full size bed And sagless. shire Reds,, Whit Leghorn+. Statee ter digestion, and how. long they aprine. Completely retlnlshe3. age and price wanted, Eaux TH, amp R.•Huriful walnut suite, large 73 Adelaide W., Turuntu. Stay In the body. _ drecuer, rhiffrobe..tripte mir- `+LE T ror, vnulty And .full �Ize bed with gUILT1N.t. 1'.aT(.HEa tr'ult Y1TAMIN "K" ISOLATED wAAT Ti1ATS 1�tIG+IT, - saAless spring, cnmvl�teiy reAnSsh- UILTING PATCHES,J AttGE BUN- r. $ Solid walnut s+rlte. dre.i". r, die, enough for five ,quilts, $1, Complete isolation of vitamin' All THESE FXTAA ' NOTON vanity, chiffrobe.. full size puatagn prepaid.' tt(egtrr's, 282 "Ii"—diet factor necessary for •` - bed And same♦s spring. Likecrew. was an- FFATURFSCOST Armadale, Turonto. coagulation 'Of b100d — :]I.95 Dinln'g room suite, buffet. MORE. nnnre'r�r�nsion tabre, 6 It.�IsftlT� nounced this week by Dr. Edward SORE? y ANT I chair. A. Doisy, St. Louis University re- id o.rk sulte,.butfet ex- LUROViLLE 1:dL'L'1T1:)', I':�H1iS- 421.95 ':",rain table and 6 Leather ville, I:,C., Breeders of Angorss, search chemist, Dr'. Doisy said ;•$ 1 �� uphnt<'p •l'rhatrs. Flemish Gant- New - ,New .ZeAlanda, the transparent and colorless . Brnutihtl solid oak suite, farce Chinchillas. Write fur Cstalostie. crystals of pure vitamin were ob- huffet, evtensl-n tabl# endv x tamed from an alfalfa meal oil. ►; 'S solid leather .pr.'ing .eat,chairs. RESOI.Fl Itillt %RpB� C'HF:APLY• 6• ,' COmpletnly refinished, 9 .n e Nine pTeee stiite, bpffet, square - vrrn=ion tnhlr. china.cabinet YOUR SHOES RESOLED; c PAIR. It +„ «eat chair<. You spread Leathering like butter and F tenther yl. I:rautiful suite In rich walnut on leather, rubber. ' Dries toughovernight. ,50c can prepaid.wis 3f Prow— finish. buffer. square extend- ' On tAhir and f, ,either seat chairs, eyback guarantee. Lewis Pro= Comptetel,v reflnish�d. ducts, 77 Victoria;Toronto. :�English oAk suite.,buffet, table :Jhinn enNnet And 6 leather %PORTING GOODS I , upholstr•rcd rhnirs. Prrfert condi- O tion. CATALOGUE. SHOWING, .RIFLES, qk.,0 Solid wrrinur suite, large buf guns, ammunitions, gun sights and fot, extension 'able, china sundries. Hunters, trappers, pros- ' Cabinet and F. rrril leather' seat pectora needs, all priced low. Write ehAirs, -Completely refinished. .for your .copy. today, Hallagt, - _ - LArt:e assortment of-gas stnves. Dept. L, Toronto, Ontario. kitchen rnhinets.`sewinir machines, . Odd tables, rhair?. rues wardrobes, sDInArabinets (all thoroughly clean- od and reoonditinned) At rock bot- Canadian National The man who gives his best td Ruv, with 'confidante: jif' al Ways even $ a Mone, hark guard(fee of satistac- . / ..LYONS The gross'revenues of the all- An officer on board a battleship , • TRADE-IN DEPARTMENT inclusive Canadian National'Rail- wab drilling his men: -Never 'before have $o many 478 Yon a St., Toronto ways System for the week ending Officer (explaining)—"I want o� to ' g September 7, were .......$3689,291 every man to lie on his back, putbeen changes as compared with 3,739,198 his legs in the air, and move them Firestone Tires. They know that Y INSTRUCTIONS can buy Firestone with*full confidence of getting as if he were riding. a, bicycle. Lissy �' YOU LIKE TO DRAW,' SKETCH for the corresponding Now begin l" ' the-most nu'leage for the least amount of money, for ' or paint—Write for Talent Test peter s short effort, one of yin F'uestone tires can you get a11 the 'Firestone (No Fee). Give age and occupa- Deriod of 1937, a de- fowl tion. •Box 14. Room 421, 73 Ade- crease of ....................:. $ 49,907 them stopped: extra features that assure you extra mileage—extra 4 ,aide St. W., Toronto. � Officer-"Why have you stiLp- ��yr and extra value—all at the same price ,as tt - DEa1GN1Nr. w HOOi. FOR ped, Cassidy?" ordinary .tires! Your, nearest Firestone Dealer has CI,oTHiNG Cassidy.—. "If you please, sir, rice classes to stilt every purse. Firestone tires in all p .dALASSO'S PRACTICAL SCHOOL I'm coasting.'a .^!se iin when you need tires and be slurs of getting for - aked -l�ddet�-Germed for ladies' And gentlemen's gar- EzDerieneed dairymen And Minard'a sA man eed 0 e m s - - —`- - ments, dressmaking, and fur de- looking at some ties your ° woltll igning. Correspondence courses yartlonlarly good for traatina caked to or two aside, contempt- _ w, �f necessary. Day and evening adder, lumDa,brniaa,gollc,etc. Keep Classes. 'Individual in trpcon. bet + is stable and house. 01 OUsly. Lingering after having tl ]Write for information. f AvvebiTe msde his purchase, he notices nA Oronto. • , that the clerk put those he had - a DEVELOPING AND PRINTING so positively rejected in a separ- ate box: trestont DI9AUTiI'IiL ENLARGEMEtiT FREE Y y —Ross developed and e4ght prints AAr'Y� 0f PAIN- Man — "What becomes` of lSc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mail ntlt those!" y' SPEEDs i order photo Service, sox 839, Salesman—"We sell them to the `' 'Peterborough, Ont. women who come in here to buy ties for men." Issue No. 39—'3S , y' .. , -qei - :•lit• .. `' �h.. - .. :'.y - - .w�... '.:"]^'.^ f4.^ .++4:s,-..ty �..,.Y Y [[":JS* ^S.....:: .a :..,.... *- .,..,. _ ._� _ ..�,•' _ i �'~.q.•,•-•t^:':: ry w ANd While the war may be postponed x� s� �e iv�i¢Ltittit� � there is little doubt but it Will come 'QUILT PATCHES �r �/L[. ?eleaw in the not,,distant future. Hitler is I Just arrived--A new shipment Learn to"Play FUNERAL 1)[RBOTOR AND ambitious to dominate the whole of of bright; crisp, quilt patches, w ear; $1.60 Paid in•id+aaw Europe and have his name go down mostly prints. ' , H71V�A11AN GUITAR, SPANISH EMBALMER-- Subgeriptioas to jYt�Tnit6d Stn'lss in-history as one .of the greatest GUITAR an_- - _Successor to W.J. Matlwr - _ d UKELELE ' x,00 "vane• ` men in-all times. 'Small Cuts ...... iSc. lb. • - 9co�Hville Individual half-bour Seasons JOHN MURKAR. P.roorielcr LAND SURVEYOR Mona Ilea Studios • At •store, or Postage Extra. BusineRe Phoa� ReeldeW40 one _ _ ---- --- Remnants of all kinds. - Clarcmant. Markham, Unionville, 51801 F. J DONE E. A., B. Sc., C Buttons - Zippers Utbridge. Stouffville, L. S On file a.r the.records of aur :'War clouds in Europe are clear- veva*c Gibson and Yarnola; 15`, Instruments supplied on request, '- Ing up somewhat, .but there have TOWN HALL BUTTON SHOP i�inf• East, i)ahaWa ' ^nc t9tt. Rhitby; Ont. To convince you as to the merltsiof our been no developments that would ystem you will receive FREE of charge indicate permanent peace. The es- above one lesson do any one of the .) peo*fl conflict.has not materializ- E esl ht Education instruments. - ed, but the outlook is•far from be- Y b School Fairs riow on. Watch dates. zng hopeful. Everything seems to P E R M A N E N T NAGGING PAIN %indicate that the conflict is only' -.-and Whitevale ".. postponed for the time being. The EFFICIENCY - - THAT FRAYS THE TEMPER :Germans, or at least. the vd1itary x+ F r AND NERVES. 1 T .M.A Yx �E element, are eager for war. The � General Agency I YOUR EYES. I ;NOTTER last was a great disappointment hjz iDy bIcCOR�IICIi-DEERIN to them. They started out fully ? i C. H T U C K, OPT. D. convinced tnat they •-would defeat VIUCK :�. 'DEALER 13 their enemies, and -add-greatly Disney Bock, opp. Tto their possessions. They had _ _ - ' --•- phone 15'16 Opti ALSO - OSHAWA, ON'G built up agr•eat army 'and a Large FLEURY& TUDHOPE ANDERSON ';navy. Instead of realizing .their flll I MACHINERY & REPAIRS hopes, they were doomed to a, very I Eyesight Specialist ` $teet-'Wagon Wheels. Pedlar Roof- great disappointment and deep ` Disney Bldg. (OPP• P• O•� +• 1111r�1`lClll�'� ing, Frost or Lundy Fence Notioe: humiliation, and instead o6 adding , " Oshawa. Phone 1516 Goodyear 'i`ceso Ybu to their,territory they lost a good ? Red Indian Gasoline and Oils n .part of what they possessed. Lin• -W'hen it vdas said that ``the'great- C. T. C. AUTO PART$ der the leadership of the mad-man, est loss of time it car;rc' thr"ngh In simple but rich de- I GENERAL HARDWARE -Hitler, they expect to turn defeat honor ills" a era! trot'^ :ca; ON- sign ae car €urnish We do Builditig (if all' kiadb ' pressed, Ye t will rank Wright CARPENTERING, � ters of all Europe. Ignoring, the spires of the warnings reir.ain 'un- ��';' please from every _.__ CEMENTING. treaty, they have been preparing heeded something 'more -fixed and R'>ZITEYAL G ' standpoint. Ir. dignity :I,L=HgINf4 for war for the Past twenty years serious must follow. Hoy: many, oh l of appearrnce our try building a great navy and army, how many' must ke ad•:i.,ed the work will stand out H?td third or fourth time to have ter- m throuKh the ages. Law Motor ales I R11(,�'I1\'(3 - Worth While Work t sial against sane: reasoning in a Na Great STAFFORD Iain attention and still must per- �1 - - g , N. W. S4AFFt1RD Chrysler-Plymouth "Ve a au ell Brantford Rooting Theproblemof t�rttta for the max self-willed manner ivhich 'can only { Highwa3 %lowkmenta) Itirttprialy, Empire Bathroom unfortunate suizrrt from tubercuto.T prolong their discomfort and per Works Dealer Ecimpment, Duro ` ateR ,. Is a tack whi<-b for some 3v years has been i oecupyinpc the attention of the National haps be the cause of their error be-. PkL 162 "U'Ititby Ont. yystems, Beatty 8atutartum Association. operat/na the GOOD USED CARS ' hiuskoka Hospital for Consumptives.the coming fixed and in later years a Kinavton goad West 9tSsble Equipment 'Toronto Hospital for Consumpclvs and rmanent, disability. GOODYEAR TIRES as t.ther BuildingMaterial the Queen merry Hospital for. Con- WILLARD BATTERIES snmpe ve Children. At present these up-to-dao 1206roft" , GENERAL BLACKS. E•timatee Free wtth an accommodation of over 1,000 beds, are taxed to the utmost W care for We Have Placed SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS work Guaranteed the needy consumptive. whose only trial On a New Ora Used hope of future beaith nes In tteol Givetis i Cal treatment Lad care. A'ephalt Hooiing In stc,ok ' 24 Hdura Towing Service F. J. PROUSE It b in order that these knattttttiOna ma2 be enabled 60 earr7 on this werih whlleworkthat ItIsnecessar7toannttall7 Ravealboreceived a oar of �jt1,T11] Machinery (jOrdon a1. Law I�hosleaso2; make an appeal for lands, for the statin ` . o" allowances received fall far abort of Hemlock Slabs for .Summer Summer -- the actual cost of maintenance. Altk a -- Rei:G. (7 liOtOt: deficit of many thousands of douses r e , 2908 Pi<QK E � make alp this year on operatLM aceouah. II9� Coskehatt Tillers--a star to nflt nNTA1RIQ f are ask Chas you due as seoesouab •• '4ik.'OI/. MITCHELL PWHERINa, eta. Plaaae ane our an to R,orees or T�actor Yon tan plow � � t tra �oo1iaO'• ass Pickering,OOL t49tf faster. The KID GANG is still the RAN - street. Tomato i leader in a two-bottom Horse Plow. CHANGE OF TIME TABLE '�. No. s Tractor have Plows resaleRadio ' Ser'v ice . Plowing'Hours. We have Plows for EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th, 1938 Has wry Plirposet-1 nearly newt---13 + G ran In all,, nea� all srain teel 7wre. Wall Eeae LEAVE PICKERIN - •oiled .. .. •• Paid l, gmrs makes.Expert s - rs -a ak - . d by Eastern Stan dard Time. l' ons .. To Toronto To Oshawa Fenten ' -We sell Cream Separators, Elea• ole 0}isigde Or trio and Fertilizers' rte. guaranteed. A.W MITC� F L� �- x. M. P. M. P. M �. M... P. M. P. M. . „groat wood -- cothhace .. RT H U R IELD a 7.09 112.54 6.54 - s 8.31 2.31 e.8.31 DeLaval Pedlar Product 7.44 " .1.54 +e 7.54 9.38 c 3.31 9.31 • ® 8.54 a 2.54 8.54 11.01 4.31 *10.31 ember Gross Fertilisers Gsaduste�and�T laet,{Mk .., M ti t :.30.24 3.54 'ie 9.54 ^=P.M., Ja 5.31 11.31 W. F. DISNEY, ' !GreenwoodMaocle�il n. _ 11.64 a 4.54 b11.44 12.31 ' 6.31 A. M. 520 C )� oe . 1, PI K RIND 1.31 7.31 •12131 •i6 Phe e 5.54 - PHONH Picx'3314 41tf daily except Sun. & Hol.- b - Sun. & Hol• only; c - Sat. on y ly e -- Sat., Sun. & Hol. only. _ BROCK Copies of the new. time tables are'availatae at all offices'and agencies �� Ca e1 (, �]Tickets and Information at EASTERN( HOUSE - Phone4500 THEA V6 � Y (►� v 1 ING All Shows Daylight Saving Time I� dell -your Calves _at home. . Y 1 r` IFRIDAY and SATURDAY tkn Save n rya 1. . �=•�SEPTb:NIHER 23 d 24 Ja :� e' a mon • � r a 4a Two Shows, at 7.30 and 9.30 __ `� - a ^ ` • �' Saturday,Matinee at 1.30. 7• e have a buyer at the. f arm « 1Vionday, T slay and A Mass Meeting of Liberals will Spawn of be hell in • the ort � : = W ne ay • _ with ERIN9 ;FARMS .. - WHITBY TOWN HALLGEORGE RAFT HENRY FONDA LIMITED DOROTHY E*NOUR AT 8 P. M,, ON_ Pt�;•�:E12ING 6100 ; . LOlI6s MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNSDAY FR/DAY, SEPT. 30TH _. • SEP'TEM EK 26, 27 and 28 Fin�Show.at 7.30' 'AUTO T - Last CotSoplete Show at 820 SUPPLIES D -, BUSINESS: Election of Officers "Sailing Along" ' .. 'with AGGESSORI S W. f ESSIE MATTHEWS r ' Zipeaker,3ROLAND YOUNG TIRES & BATTERIES" JACK WHITING • • _ _ B 1RRY MACiSA Y L iber-al-._allo_wanc�o old_batteries FARQUHAR OLIVE. M. P. ::_ Ah° 4Ui rR1c_ES ARE RIC HT ZANE GREYS ` ur e �:'We H. MOOR E). M. �. • .' ut Sedan-Price. rig)�t•for quick sale .. 1931 D a "Roll Along,. LF,S P E HON. G. 1�. CONA-NT,-K.- ., M.P.P. _ Cowboy" A PLA 7. Attorney General of Ontario with Alfred Mole) . JOSEPH P, AN(IAN, 1st Vice-Pres. SMITH aALLEW (�(_gREMONT+ ONTAR/C� ANDEttSON, Sec'y CECI4IA PARKER Ontario Riding Liberal Assoiation STANLEY FIELDS PhGDe 301 "i' v ti , .:,. -:, , le•"F ,p.. 'fin. AN - Claremoat Anniversary Services will be held Dr. Tomlinson, M. O. H. has FARES ARE LOW R --- is the Baptist Church here on Sun- commenced the administering of y: day next, with Prof. Gilmore, of the diphtheria toxoid in the schools, Mrs. wm. Bingham, of Toronto, THO ;> > •, McMaster Uni�Eisity, as the guest with Claremont on Tuesday last. Motor Coach visited friends here last week. speaker, on Sunday, and who also Y Y Mr. James Briscoe hada basin- gives his lecture on the Monday In TYPICAL ROUND TRIP - strip to 'Toronto on Satusday. - ... Memoriam � i � -:�•;���, • Chas. Macnab, of Uxbridge way evening program. 'The home choir > to wwn Mr. and one Mrs. Birkett and bit. The Executive of the Y. P. U. and mother, Mabel Sleep, who r ' of the United Church met on Mon- KILL and Mrs. Pugh were at the cottage passed away, Sept. 25th, 1937. BUFFALO day evening to make'arrangements .over the week-end. Two dear, bright egos a tender for the opening meeting of the DETROIT. _ £9.75 Two of our rinks went to Stouff= smile, _,-_, vine on Friday night. Someone lost season,,on Monday,, Sept. 26th, at A loving heart that knew no .guile, 1 ` -- - the score—ca= y+ .g which a Social Evening and Weiner cep trust, in God that ,all was NEW YORK +$15.95 Roast wm to e place. cot a i - scores. right, — -- w * GKICA _ 16.9 r Mrs. Augustine and children; and nation to all young people, is ez Her joy to make some other bright, tended. ' . ELE 1 Mrs. Morphy .were in Stayner on if sick or suffering one she knew, __ S Brougham Union Lodge A. F. dt tt Sale Register LOS•ANG SG9.93 Friday last visiting relatives at A M. held their church-service on t Some gentle act of love shed do;' - that place. Sunday afternoon last, the first in I No thought of self', but of the other SATURDAY SEPT. 24th Auction' Tickets Work on the Brock Road Contin- a nuni�er of years. The members. .I know Re said."Well done, dear x nes at different points to the south . sale of farmstock, irimplements, r mother'• . Tim e' Tables formed_ at.the lodge,,and went from h , furniture, etc, at lot 31, con. :iincluding' some work south of N'o• there to the'united Church, dhere ) —'Ever iemembered by Husband ' Pickering, the property of Reg. -_ • �• and, son, Howard. Rev. Bro. J. E. Glover conducted Dixon. Sale at 1 p• m. Standard p A number from here attended the the service. The.choirs of both' of Routings Anniversary Services in the BaP- c Time.. See bills. Wm.. Slaw, nuc the local churches formed-a combin- tioneer. Q -tist Church at Whitevale on Sun ed'choir, and their music was very Stop-overs a _ ay last.- _ - t — i 14Ir- Fred Richardson,` . of Lake much apprec a. . asontc visitors LESLIE SMITH field, Mrs. G. A. Hamblin and son, visitor's from Toronto, -Pickering, gTOUFFviLI,E Hotel Rates John, and Miss A. McIntyre were Unionville and Markham were pre X .guests of- Rev: J. E. and Mrs. sent. V. v�'or. Bro. Clark Rawson, Phone 100• Expert and other information at Glover on Sunday. being among the Toronto brethren. C ' OYERLAI�i'D'9' ON SATURDAY • _ .. ,EASTERN HOUSE Showing Radio Service Ph 4 —A special prize.will be given I 01]a 700 . with' each order of $2.00 or over. Week t•.,dhts-S 15, Standard Time - Take advantage,of these special Buslmress Cv:��SES tat. Holidays—'lShows,7and9p.m. � nIxcx ROAD GRAY COACH: LINES offers. DAY-NIGHT rEi�«S.�At, b'KIDAY•&SATURDAY i R. R. 2, Pickering 19 Mrs. Barrie has .returned to Buf- CORRESPONDENCE SEPTEMBER 2';32 and 24 -A. falo after a six or seven week's Commercial,Stenographic.Seeretarial - visit with her - mother 'here. She and Accountancy C-ur.esthat Prepare "Gold is WhereATTENTION Barclay-Transport .returned with her san s. and friend Tor au the reevenised e><am"`.sone, Shaw Em6ployment Bureau>:ivn&ea 1 who motored over.- service m sr.�auatcw lnd:vidto in• You Find It" �s 81 i etruction ensures rapid Pt'oO'ess. .. For- Special Sale, at 'Beal s— courses ab•olutdp�g�uaxantred• Free j � between Claremont. Brougham 30 Simnmons Brown Steel Bed, Matt- cad zoconmto,Phone Schools,3i r StarringGreenwood, — Tess and Springs �at $15.85.: ;5_ew - -- - - - Brock Road Glravel Grc + whitevale and T roa0r �treamlined Style Bed, Inner-spring . -GEORGE BRENT Mattress and Springs, 825.00 Also OLiV[A DeHAV11 AND 'Pot ;ldy drivers are trained to lm eardl� A -two, only, Single Bed size Mattress-. Brock Road CLAU•DE RAINS � conrteons and ,reliable. CrusLsd Pit Rune es, Reg. $6.85 for $4.95• SHORT SU13JEC l S `COMEDY SNdal @ata on Lora. DdtaI �+ Frank M. Chapman, .B. i4., of `F`all Fair Season is well `on the (+r Audley. will conduct the services in way, and several residents of thiq r,Gravel �7 -the United Church here on Sunday community are partleipating in vIONDAY.TUESDAY. WEDN'SDAY.' Sand and Graded Ro ' t°rs . x we lne _ next in the absence of Mr, Glover, many of the exhibits.' SEPTrMBER 28. 27 and 2.8 AN aNpmalts imur" sod xeteQlaR who will be officiating at the ann- The local school fair sm held at ' Stone from tie westbar ;iversary services at Centretoa "Brougham will 'be Thursday, Sept. i4 7f a _ Excavation work has commenced 29th. All those interested in the Penitentiary DelLPere.1 or Lo%deI to Pit - - ;. on.Win. Thomson's new building on activities of. the children should•at- - Tal Clara• =li •- F.G f •' ' - ...,the four-corners, next door to Harry tend. � � �':` � • PHONE: Plant, Pick t026 Cit. b � C• -• Porter' new premises- Mr. Thom- Harold Brown, who had the mis- !WALTER CONNOLLY Toro office Howard 6471 Ovnai sad epeeatedFr L �" sea will operate a lunch room on fortune to fracture his hand sever JEAN PARKER JOHN BOURNE BON - when he met the main floor with living apart- sly some time ago, JOHN HOWARD aunts on the second floor. with an accident involving his bic- Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Pilkey and yds and another ear, is progress- COMEDY SHORTS - - • Mrs. with Mrs. Hamlett Chap- to !still in a cast. ugh his hand -- _ >; 9 [►IURSDAY. FRIDAY A SATURDAY Mrs. Overland spent Sunday in in urte well, - rrsan -on the occasion of her 85th SEPT. 29. 30 and OCT. 1 _ _ birthday. They were accompanied to a Y Aurora by Mrs. Lonsdale and Mrs. "In Old Chicago" ..,WATCH �•Gonner, who visited friends there. FREE . The Baptist Mission .Circle willGET Starring �. ri •meet at, the home of bars. Win. TYRONE POWERS JAnton, on Tuesday, Sept. 27th, at t t i ROOFING ALICR,FAYE , 2.30 p. m. Tonics—"Reaching the ��T Whole Church". "Reaching the ,; DUN AMECHB " "Reaching the Whole e ALICE BRADY Whole Life", .' +-CormmUrdty'', "Reaching the Whole RI[T 1 ti SHORT SUBJECTS _ World". Rev. P. D. AugvsLine will « of the meeting. � Fal1 Shipment ::have charge w. * � j• B. Y. P me is or HApIS IAZ lautual PUS - AL the meeting of the menu or . w. V. on Monday evening the, follow ares to be tooled. patch or re. " 'in were elected officers fot the +� la$1iTat8C8 Cc � g nctl 8tttni- • - and 15te Lv metal 1,, .,coming season: President, Jean sooQni is a sound.per.' 't Ward.' Vice-Presidents, Billy Wagg, -anent invstmenG and WAWANESA ltN9. CO-. _ �� . Absolutely 'w•etlter+• . `...:Paul Wellman,-Hazel Graham and tight. Greatly reduces .•••--•• Cieep ratan for Farm sad COBB" Mor- Alm Pugh. Secretary,,Gordon Mor- fire hazard. LOIArvISiAM1At1 Buildinse q _. SOLD ON A 25 YEAR •. •. ley. Assistant Secretary, Marguer- GUARANTEE •""^"� erm j�ysacc on lllan"86 • - site'Briscoe. Treasurer, Billy Wagg. 'Prices this Fail are lower because of Sales O e P18rllSt, Jean Morley, Assistant 1Vjemption.Savemoneybywritinatoday. Wladmllla, Sil" eta Manutactur,ua also of famous Preston Steel ..Pianist, Jean Ward. 'buss Barns and Jata�e w Address-309 Guelph t.Preston. n -' All KhW& t , ' l r Write or t SPECIAL - Fboae tLAREM0 ANNOUNCEDdENT BOWMAN & ROWE :CHAS• COOPER — CO1Y1mLinity . Hall %BrrsT orrrA>RT<o i. Claremont �Farr's' Elevator ENTIN FILMS 19.39 AUTOMATIC TUNING RADIOS ���Ecu1Pa� Claremont, Ont. NE'Of/ MAN7kGEMENT : i ++ EXPERIENCED OPER7kTORS g,W p� '88J 0!liee Saw. --. _ arCQnh . . . - •. Coal.. Wbod. Building SaRD� f DUCK JOAES i^enoe. Poultry Feeds `wlsit our Exclusive Radio Studios. :- IN kinds Selling . Buys -ant All o! Grain. 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Toronto, or 38 S.imcoegt« N•.n8 A WA, bpe>t EvenilaEe `f alephone f34 and 744 , ;t f -HOWARD B. TVRtJBR, -�. - p •, .•YT,a{ .PC�(^.:r: '�7V•.. �,. �w .'�.ya.,•'.-TyyJ,�!�T ...,�r- '.�': .rc^ry: _ i {,�, r. - some, the mists of Dar,]eelfns, the ,}, + elephants at Kandy, Johnny and Sent t0 prison for a crime he did not colurnit, Shin Loyale Patty, Jenny squeezing her way _ ' Sen IP Dan rushed at into China Sea J c ns o face i of he • Lir t ed ret Ia paroled,' •- ,. the bottom o[ the tank, Angela, An- � Bela! He cover his face with his • The' Leased Guns hands d ward of[ the spectres that _ haunted him. Macduff was stung to . at laS.t; &live as he hal Di Circle L never been alive before. This then, was the way that Angela felt about This stirring novel of the west by ferry Westbrook dlegin5 in Lovat, send ,Jenny ,about Rumford, Your Paler next week. Watch t.or. it!! and Joan about Dick. it was easier, ' to understand things now. I F R E E: In desperation he went to the t For Premium List of �! Wm. Rosen • fon --.r window and looked out at Grainer- avemwo wrtte to - cy Park, a sight that had often ' _ es.J. Lipton Ltd. soothed film in years gone.by. A 4s Frdnt�..Toronto long, eep whistle stopped his own be at noon. He ov ed to - nac�e broo rng. Th ' Pro"meship sailing _ the door. Too late now She would be gone. He sank wearily on his a clean cloth, mild warm soapsuds Girl Preferred ruined chair, and in a blinding flash or warm water and a soft oil soap. L //'r+ _ Deck by lshbel Ross Macdnff knew that there would be Work-quickly and over a small Another VrOOIY1 no life for him now without Angela. section, rinsing with a cloth wrung r THE END from clear warm water, and dry- ing thoroughly with a soft clean 19.Year-Old Serbian Brought' Thrilling Skytlne "Tee, if y'ou get what you want cloth. Then apply polish or wax To This Country to Kwy a, „Goo -morn ing Angela-.--7 a. , . - _ #,Maeduff, I'm glad to see you:I "I shall feel quite dull when I get _ --- _ ka Deportation. _ was afraid -you were sleeping in. I back-to'my tulips and roses, know- Oil stains'can usually be taken To keep bouquets fresh, remove -Rin eportation wanted you to watch the skyline ing that, all over,the world, Japan- -out with, oil of eculyptus, but if the leaves on the stems which Marko Oreskovich, husky driller with me. It's thrilling." ese and Chinese and Fillipinos and the marks occur on'shoes or gloves would be under water in the con- in tpe McIntyre mine at Schumach- "I in sorry to see it," said Mac Hindu are doing these strange that will not wash, sponge with tainer. And don't forget to give er, Ont., married Anka Oreskovieli, doff, gloomily'. things we have seen them-at, with ammonia or benzine and dry in them fresh water every day. 19-yeerr-old Serbian immigrant girl, free- "Not really?" everyone rasping for 1 little bit the open air. Treat oil marks on at Montreal, after winning her free- "Yes, really." - of happiness near it,hand. And in wood with a paste made of French ' dom from a deportation order. 1 . They stood close to and, America, the great panacea is work chalk and benzine or turpentine. Picture Of Smart "I glad," said the tall young bride When dry, brush off and scrub in her'brand new English.. Immi- watched tlfe buildings • swimming isn't.it?" Y+ Into view --- tall grey spires, glit- "One simply has to work in New the wood in the ,direction of the Woman This Fall gration authorities at Ottawa lifted tering through the morning haze, 'York or perish of boredom and dis- grain with hot ammonia water.. the deportation order when.Oresko-A. like a'gigantic fresco flung,against approval," Diacduff observed. , vich, who is no relation to�his bride the sky. Angela -could imagine the Angela's thoughts were centered Paiis of zinc or tin which have Neither Too Plump Nor Too of the same• name, satisfied idem thousands of people going to work, on 1I3cduff who was looking pro. become shabby should be painted ."Thin—Her Hair is Brushed his desire to marry the girl '.was typewriters 'clicking behind the roundly. miserabie.. She hated- to in any bright color. Clean thor- V That "Elegant" Look bona fide. myriad panes'of glass, and-captains leave him.-Such a good friend such oug)zly first-cif very'diity scrub iP— g - Anka came to Canada to .marry of -industry starting out on thein 4s good companion! Tier black-glow- with a paste paraffin and bath. another man, but changed her mind ___-- __.___ __ _ ---- ed hand-touched his sleeve. bridt:-_and rinse in emery hot water. --- - - -- - - -- Portrait of the Smart Woman when she saw Qreskocich. . Her daily tasks. Two coats of paint and one of o - bethrothed, however had posted the Of Fall, •1938- "An exciting city! she exclaim- "Maeduff, 1 chink' w•e': must Bay She walks like a queen-back- good-bye." enamel ensure good near. If the $250 bond required Co. allow pros- ed. a Not Goodbye pail is filled with cold water atter bone straight~so stomach o, flat. each application of paint it will chest high, head and shoulders and t e brides to toter the country Department "Not good-bye. Angela." His lips and the Immigration Department So Fetching, A New were stilt with cold. dry more quickly. erect. told Anka she would be.sent back • . Paint brushes can be easily Her•hair is brushed smouth!y _ . Wtflpa101Jllf� "Ye - nce! tears. Ped -if •boiled gently in Pure _upward and piled.in curls on top Yugoslavia s. my dear. at.'o to avia if she failed 'to mar- - leave- me before I burst into clew ry the man who brought her;here F shall see y au some time in Eng malt vinegar and water. Rinse of her head.' If an hnswept coif- Marko, however, was not easily Lids, then in fure is flattering, she wears land." _ afterwards in warms defeated He appealed thp depor- ! e Ydacdtiff caught and held her de r but nr warm water. -Sonne boil some kind of variation of it that brushes in soda water, but vinegar looks in tune with the trbi!e btold s- hand. Fie raised is slowly, to -his which is really becoming. atuhortUe he would g tation order at Ottawa. When he is better.' � goalavta with cher and l merry her G' chest and his eyes burned into hers. Her figure is just right--neither _ "Angela." he said," "I - well. wi is g there it she was deported, the Em- good-bye! ''he snapped, and turned If you find the 'rings of your too plump or too titin. :he }:ceps migration,Department s. itat his back on her. Curtains pulling hard on the iods it that way by satin; senwialy, fied. - -which often happens ink tin exercising regularly. ' The, g'angpiank' was down. :1tIe weather -just cub a little vase- Perfect Posturle walked acLoss it in_ time to see line along the rod -and the eur- -she files her nails into medium-, Toad Can Tale �t -Johnny embraced by his father and tains will pull easily. long, graceful ovals. And prefers j to hear him say: "Dada this is Pat- _ subdued - _ . ' _ bclued wine-red-and purple red ACTON,-Ont Vl'her the old ty, your Future daughter-in-law." potatoes that are to be baked polish to scarlet shades. -Lighter frost' casing' on the water tower `'He_saw Johnny's father catch her will taste much better lacquers with- orchid. undettoncs here was removed the othar t ny. ander meat - hands. anti. Patty's " piquant' face -]f they are first_ parboiled and are popular, too. a toad was found up near the top: turned'up to him, sweet and'eager, drained, then dropped immediate- Her new clothes have a squsre: Much alive, it jumped to the 1 hood-bye, ;Mr. Macduff." John- t he %boulders. ground- although it is 17 y.Yars J tied \�'e r going.to send you - Sh ad look through an when ly into boiling fat. ny ca e _ - an-invitation to our wedding," ' o in msses, simply talored aft- the waterworks ,system was -in- If_ ac- not hav aresses of yluxurious ina- stalled. \� 'Good-bye and g gr s aping laundered curtains,.. -LMOO � , . . , _ �' t? duff rest, xded, cu'rsir:g as he made d a aver t e carpet and terials,. like lame and velvet; uI- � ) his way to letter M1I in the cos- stretch the curtains to the.desired tra dramatic' evening gowns; / size pinning-at intervals to kee small hats that show off her up- ,4 ry _ thins stied., Fi^IfKfly dOw'Il she.big p P wharf he noticed Dick, talking,ar- them firm until• dry._- _ swept coiffure; "shoes with the t' dently,to a sirl in powder blue, She newly-important clumsy loot-about- was handing hi,,m a card with a-t ad- The foggy film which appears thc'rrr; hand-sewn gloves: .-beer i # •• a dress, while she devoured'him with on wood surfaces in warm damp Fool frocks with ballerina skil:ts her eyes. He remembered now that,. weather can be washed away with and trim little schoolgit i "zollarc• it had been Ake this at-every-port., t always a girl waiting for Dick - + except 'at Bombay, where-be 'had 1 • ' devoted,himself so disasUausly to ■ . ales au i,e. t� Manning tie School Lunch would be aoross the dock-s and oW her other boat now, finding gy KATHAFlINE BAKER _ her way to a new stateroom. He t felt like driving Ilse.: to see her . Qne;of the most difficult tasks Among the soups which are pgpu- t again, to'telt her some of the Things for any mother .of 'school-aged lar with youngsters and provide Help improve your personality that were•welling up within him. children is thinking up new and plenty of nourishment are potato With Wrigley's Guth. Keep your Better not, to.see her again, better different lunches for them to take soup, pea soup, ,cream of celery teeth white, breath sweet, by _ to'see her 'some Time later in Eng- to school. It ,would be. ideal it soup ,and vegetable soup. using healthful Wrigley's Gum land, wait for her life to straighten they could all come home to a hot •SANDWICH COMBINATIONS dally-dally The chit- Di�t. He wished that he-could help lunch but since that is impossible dren also love the delicious re- Some interesting sandwich coin- treshingflavor of�i'rigley'sDouble her over the difficult bit that was in many cases, provision should binations are- peanut butter and Mint.Take some home today.cess -• ;,,s� coming. 'She looked so calm when -be made for them to take some raspberry jam on thin 'slices' of � . A A A A A A A he left her on the boat, the, only hot food with them. Hot soups in whole wheat bread; cream cheese PATTERN •19.11. woman he had'ever known who,was thermos bottles are particularly and red currant jelly .or orange ',on chilly autumn days, By ANNE ADAMS clever enough to accept a crushing Popular marmalade on white. bread or A youngster's life is fpil of 4 blow-without showing her,stress. and'hot chocolate is welcome on fruit bread; sliced.boiled`ham and gaiety-and her clothes must have No Life Without Her any kind of a day. It seems im pepper relish on- rye- bread; cot- f He did not like being at home. He possible to get away from the-idea s it too! Just such gay, smart fea- of sandwiches in these lunches. -age cheese and ripe grape jelly -rt' tures as you see in Pattern 494'1- had nowhere to sit and even his on whole wheat bread chopped wfi book-shelves looked unfriendly, He They form the backbone of hard-cooked eggs, sour pickles and si vivid ric-rac braid and matching lunches but are apt to become aw- t 90,• f d a came en is ,7 d aril•seasoned. ' ular skirt-perky little points for to rest on one'of his own books.' fully en to tiresome have many and different on white or whole wheat bread; - the bas Lie, effect bodice! Anne That made-'him think of his type- chopped raw-onions and Limhur. q combiriatighs 'of fillings. Small PP a ,'Adams. knows that mothers will writer, which was still in its dusty glass jars and paper cups are Ser cheese on rye bread; sliced a tet her latest kiddie deet n with coiner•among his papers, safe tongue, .water cress, and ma�on- g hand equipment to have around ha smile - for the wrap- Susannah's cleaning. She did not Ynaise on white bread; peanut but- PPY p- when planning lunches for school -..around type of dress is ver easy dare to touch fits-papers. He open ter and chili sauce, on white bread. 5P Y because many exciting salads and , to sew-and it's what children ed it up and started to type,but his Among the salads which can be fingers were stiff from lack of rac- desserts can be packed into them. i' love best when trying, to _learn•. P• packed in jars or paper cup.$ ]s kow to dress themselves! Send tile. There was nothing to write. - Canned Vegetable Salad. It is `ro'r this cute little bloomer-frock His mind was a blank. The bloody t 1 I f made by combining canned aspara- design today and make up several Llatnear of everything! Fiis wander- �� �; gus tips, canned peas, diced car- t,, ; '.versions with long or short sleeves Ing thoughts went round' in circles MEN LOVE E - rots .and bits of pimento, morin Yes. Ss[ s"'t _ -- -�.for school find play. Choose ts, - the boat Angela, cherry. bloc- �''R� w��H PEP ated and served with mayonnaise. and other printed cotton =�' Fruit cocktails not only add a BE[ rt � r��. •:. _>,_. 'plaids - I[you are peppy and full of fupy men will fa• that gra ttthfac}, "' vitt you to dances and parties. much needed item to children's i- -- ie u are re res m a Pattern 1041 is available . in n men won't be interestgd. Men don't Like g '1".r-s sizes 2, 4, 6, 8 and 30. ^Quiet^ girls. when they go to parties they easily be carried in small glans ; ®ant stria along who are full of pep. ,raorntng Size 6takes' 2?a- yards 36 inch A FOVNDA oN o K For three generations one woman has told }ars. They may be made of plain 'N Fid , fabric and 1?�S yards ric-rac. another now to go "amilin¢ throu¢h" wtei, or mixed fruit juices, tart combin- ANG'S MINERAL has restored ; Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound:It Send twenty .cents (2dc) in ' L thouasa�n�ds o1 people to health and helps Nature tone up the,aystetn lino l9pi>L a T 3 Qf _fruits and fruit juices, f' � Ing the is in from be de. a dis= OT a Single tart frUlt' such 59 tOlns (stamps cannot be accept- vt r AuLt e i s e n ! or which women•muat endure. + ed) for this Anne Adams pattern. a rt k n oa Plan who this why net try LYDIA E. PINBHAM'B grapefruit. To prepare fruit, re- sweeteners Mineral meansto those In 111-health. It VEGETABLE COMPOUNI)Y Togs all 91t1ri and membrane, cut Write plainly size, name, address I@-unequalled for Rheumatisr.i, Stom-_ - - and style number. ash, Kidneys, Nerves, Piles, CON.,. in pieces of serving size and gar- Eczema,Female Ailments,etc. It is not Issue No. 39—'38 Wish with mint, colored, cherry Send your order to Anne a patent medicine. Free In'ormatlen. t, t -Adams, Room 425, 73 West Ade- - - preserved ginger, bright jelly or � Lido St., Toronto. - C whole berries. -lip• r'��# ?• rte.-.:-Air f «.ani ti: � ..�< i+.. •• i +a�+ '�':`' Latest Hair Style — Like iylother Wore It! ■ $una 5ciool Salvation Army Head �� ■ • . ;, r� INO¢Sson y HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 9 Fill Dent. t `is: _ 1 Pictured P VENAL 1 e-Aib.it to Rowing tools, r�• LESSON Xlltd, Army worker. L i C i N 12 Oscine bit ' David: Triumphant FaiE -Psalms 13 Armadillo. A N P!E D VAS AL 16 She was 23 and 27 14 Shrub yielding COT A E formerly Printed Text,Teat, Psalms 23 and 27 1-6 indigo. R E T H R E N E R in the U.S.A. Golden,Text-"Jehovah is my shop- 15 Striped cloth. E V E E N E pppE I 17 Contrary, herd, I shall not want. Psalm 23.1 Vie^ 16 Pointed end, E L A 1 E 18 To peep, THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING 1T Auditory. C N OUST p'�US G R 19 Handling. Time - David lived between the 18 To-publish. ATONIC R E 21 Courtesy title. years SOBS B.C. and 1015 B.C. And 20 Unit. C I D TONE S T A P A 24 Mesh of lace.; 31 Slee is a fine O p 1_O O T E 25 Bitter herb,) Psalm 23 was probably written in public — A. his earlier days while Psalms 27 E I I N 26 To strike, may have been writeen In his mat- (pl) 27 To unclose:; :.:neer years. 22 Measure. 35 Upright shaft. was—of 29 Duet. +. �. 23 Mountain. 36 Half an em. the Salvation 30 Sleigh. Place - There is no indication y R *, 24 Frost bite.' 37 To exist. A,,my. 32 Small flaps.� " in either of these psalms where " 2$ a 38 Freed. 52 Today she is 35 Flaxen fabric. they were - ;yr" ,&3.. 1 6 Valiant man. 43 Payment ->-of the 37 Saclike cavity This is the pearl of the psalms, - 27 Olive shrub. demand. war - SteaB, the simplest, sweetest song that "�' 28 Entrance. - 44 Bridle straps. organization. 39 Back. was ever sung. Notice in the Twen- Y *. 3 „ ” 0 She is 46 Sins. 40 Branch. ty-third .Psalm how distinctly per proficient in 47 To classify. V161RTICAL 41 sonal it is, almost exclusively o —s. tvut ] , a r ' cupied with the author's commun- - -- 1 - - 31 Almond. command, -3 Church part. 43 Drone bee, ion with God and God's goodness 32 Note in scale, 49 Branckes. 4 To doze, 45 Self. to the author. That the author was ' 33 Sheltered 50 Plural 5 Grain. 47 To woo, David almost all will agree. He place. pronoun. 6 Tardy, 49 Musical note himself a as called "the sweet 34 To accomplish.51 Her father fi Cetacean. 50 Upon. psalmist of Israel." . ' ' 1. Jehovah. is'. mY shepherd. Da- �"'� vid himself was a shepherd (2 Sam. 'S:2; 7:7) and the king of whom An interesting comparison between the old and nepv- at ,the hair David .was a type, Israel's final dressers' show in Detroit,.demonstrating that the new owes quite a -king, was symbolized as a shepherd lot to the old. Shown here are two views of the most modern coiffure -(Mtn. 5:4; Ezek. 34:23). Our own and the old style of hairdress from which it' was developed. At LEFT - blessed Lord is spoken of as the (Top) Nina Albright Noble has, her hair done in the style of a decade shepherd at his sheep (John 10:11; or two gone by; at RIGHT, Miss Lee Cahill's blonde Locks ars done in `:Heb. 13:20; i. Pet.. 2:25): A shop the new version of the old-theme, BELOW are side views of the same .herd leads his sheep out to past- coiffure. Miss Noble's-hair is gray; bliss CahilCs a golden blonde; ure; for he knows where'the past-, ure is; a shepherd protects his "Ternple" here,as is evident from Yolk _leS8 eggs sstteep; a shepherd lives for the. what-follows,-is applied to-the ta- _ l 11QQ��11 _ -welfare of the sheep, and they.are bernacle. The word "beauty" hers Said oommon on his heart day and night. refers to."not merely the outward x" The Lord Is My Shepherd beauty of the sanctuary and its ". He maketh me to lie down in worship, but the gracious kfndli• b -� � Poultryman at Dominion Expo- _ green pastures. .The figure of the ness of.Jehovah to his guests. The rimental Farm, Harrow, De- shepherd Is now expanded. and we word here translated "inquire" dust .find him taking care thaT the sheep means "to consider,•' "to inresti Blares They Are Not•Rareties have's. place where-they can also gate." "to ask question's." stretch ous their -weary limbs In 5. For in the day.of trouble, he Ls an e.; w'ithour a yolk.an egg''' .peaceful repose. will keep me secretl-Y.in ,his Pav asks the t4 indsor Daily Star. Peter lie leadeth• me. beside stilt seat• Ilion. in the covert of his tabernacle Soteros.. Chatham street .retaura- ers. Literally. this should read as _will-he bide mP; he will lift the Cp teun who fonnd'a yolktesa Adz, be- .. --- — > �.wtters of, rest. upon •rock. t'l'itcn we-talk ill lone§TtFaS n person b�syinFt=-riaZen-- - - .rte.•.-+- -egc5 which have no yolks *ould be 3: He restoreth my souk. it the Lord we target the noise. the ton- body needs rest for restoration, so, flint, the misunderstandings and the a dozen eyes short.. and he says bounty. A month ago a mail car- "� -4h" oul needs the rest-for restor3 sufferings, for we are.at peace in that he wouldn't serve any of his Wolves Worry_ rier saw a waif. slinking toward a tion. so the soul needs rest to have his presence. This peace n'othi•ng crstomPrs such an eg.q for bre2k• } section •of bush and fired a shot restored to it its strength and wig= can take,iwaf. fast. bi .Sandwich South $ruse ooun�y at it. our and hopefulness. The Lord G, and now. aitail my head be lift- .gay Ls•; James , Eldon. - a commercial restores our souls, by leading our ed up above mine enemies: round township, who supplies Peter with' traveller, saw what he says were ego, will So only so far as saying six wolves last week at dusk in a _ sou.is'to teed upon the word of oar, about tne; and l will offer in',his Depredations of Pack Becottaiag Goa.-and by drinking deeply of. the tabernacle sacrifices of JOY: Twill that an egg without a yolk is not a Serious Problem—Sift Titin- field as he was driving toward + new rife' which we hive In Christ 'I- .,.yea. 1 will sing praises unto . eomD•cte, egg. Thcy're quite,rare, bel• Wolves Seen In One Lucknow. He was a former res-- -through.the Holy .Spirit, He grid- Jehovah. ,David is absolutely' con. 'he belleyes.-and are an indication Croup; Sheep and Deer Fall- dent of Northern Manitoba, and '.L-Lh nip in the u . fident of victory, no matter how that the ben which laid such an –ing �/ietirnf _ 5a"ys-iirez-e could be ase tr�iCfAtip nets_ CAP his name's sake By the- great the-battle is againsx him. egg won't be "egged an"' to further WINGHAM--Althougn Kinloss. but that they were really ,wolves, This has Kapp^reo again and produ'c iott.. "TheS're mostly laid phrase,,'tor d31s names sake" D _ s Township officials blamed-dogs _dogs and he believes, they, have come - - i Irl would. infirm us that o r walk again in history. Think of R cTlfPe by aid hens which.have completed for killing,sheep in, the Bruce soutlt to follow the deer: _ in the path of God's leat:ing,-which and -Tyndale. Joan of. Arc,_.John their layin; cpclp; ,l believe" he County�Fownshi as the raised Runyan a.nlI Hugh Latimer. The told The Star. p' y Meanwhile, the Kinloss Town results to rhhesas living aaYl also But [Valise mountain. .poeltry- the bounty on sheep=kiFling dogs, ship residents, who have become righeous acts, is all for tae: sake greatest esampie n[ them all is, of. man at the Dominion Experlmontal definite proof is being shown alarmed at the increasing number and glbry and.hnnor of Godes, cout'3P. the Lord Jeas's Christi these days that wolves are guilty. of wolves in the district, are sort- Protection and Comfort -— Station at Harrow says that eggs Harvey Stanley and Gordon pusly considering an organized 4: Yc::, t:iough.I walk through.the FaigAedt yiel�s of fla: p r unto, wi.tlecu.t yolks are fairly common:' Scott have bagged `two wolves, wolf hunt. The main trouble now :.valley of the shadow of heath. I are •obtained in "France, Bel„ium "Phey're laid-by old Birds mostly one of the timber variety and the seems to be that there are no men wilt tear.na evil; for thv}t art with and Northern Ireland, where the. Part of the spongelike egg-produc- other a grey wolf, and have taken here who feel that they are.quals . gte, thy rod ^nd thy staff. -they .industry is at} old established .oae. Ing organs are detached in some' ahem to Walkerton to claim the fled as wolf.'hunters. c?mfol't me. Cf. Jeri 2:6. The fig• :tluah of the output in Northern manner and irritate the glands which'produce the whites of eggs. ure of the Aepherd Is still contra-' Ireland. may be 'said to be. of . A vel. The Psalmist.knows God to Canadian origin, the pedigree The hen hurriedly gets rid o[ [Ile t , n �] f'� gf 1'YdLarn e conanu�iliY $et- n xseed grown in Canada and ex- • irritant by putting a .white and a Tf'7/s Cv"�ovs WoJ`C�s� ly.W1lia- } 4 far.ahead or Cavin the rc�r, so that, ported to Ireland being-much,in shell around it," he ezPlained, prow- 'however dark the valley, he has no demand in that country. •In Cats- Ing that ,a hen• won't stand for - fear of evil-that might be lurking ada, an excellent quality of flax- monkey wrench in her egg Produc . an the shadows round about. seed is grown for all purposes'. Ing mechanism, , _ yK76.iR.1NATC�•1 5. `Thou prepares[ a table before IS ALWAYS f N (~ `nue in the presence of mine enem• ', Dc�'l-RLJGTiVE '�✓ fes; thou hast anointed my head '.AT THI- �' with oil; my cup runneth over. f dam" vJERE GAI,SED This is the condtion of God's ser- vant always conflict but al- IIII�� ways a spread table. There is no ALL need which a Christian has in .FREDDIt IEC TME WLR N IC 'Christ but Christ can abundantly -•ZONES VENTS �}RGE \ UP UNDEP-NE-AtIH sup-ly t. GL,4C1ER5. 6. Surely goodness and loving- STAR-STUDDED PR4DGRAM "MERCURY THEATRE OF THE TM E �< AND MELTE_o kindness- shall follow me all the "Texaco Star Theatre, a new AIR" Mak days of my lite; and I shall dwell star-studded program to feature Arrangements have been nom , T}1EN1 SL30DENLY. ;. in the house of Jehovah for ever. such outstanding theatrical per= pleted by CBS to continue into `-Not only-has the past, been a con- sonalities as Adolphe Menjou, Una the fall and winter the current - stant maaitestatioh of God's good- Merkel, Charlie, Ruggles, Jane one-hour weekly broadcasts by Or- ness, an a presVi o , fitfUlly tection and abundance, but the III- hardt and his newly-created Theatre of the Air." The series, Ornate end will be that the Psalm- "Works op", David Brokeman's now heard ,Mondays, will shift to ist-will'be brought into the veryv orchest a and Jimmy Wallington, Sundays. z dwelling-place of God to abide un- all un. er the personal direction . ` ' til death overtakes him. of Bill acher, will make its debut - 1. Jehovah is my light and my on the nationwide: WABC-Colum- CHARLES BOYER'S DEBUT' salvation; whom shall'I tear? Je- bis network Wednesday,' October Charles Boyer, dramatic star of 5, from 9.30 to 10.30 p.m., EST, the screen, will replace Tyrone ' hovah is the strength of my )lie; _ of whom shall I be afraid! By ac under the sponsorship of the power as leading man of the Hal- h knowiedging God as`his light and Texas Company. The musical-var- lywood Playhoi.se for three 4 his salvation David finds etrengtb iety-dramatic show will be heard months when that NBC-Blue Net-` t - every. Wednesday thereafter at for every.need. work program returns to the air � < the same time with noted guest 2. When evil doers came upon me Sunday;-0ctober 2, at 9.00 p.m., artists appearing in the Reinhardt " to eat up my flesh, even mine ad. ,. vehicles.,.- St.-- has EST. Although Power has been ` vetsarIes army fans;that att "Workshop" dramatic vehicles. ,- he_sir_sirtae early summer,_he_ o - - -led and fall. 3. Though a host shall JQE E. BROWN TO STAR has .been making pictures con- encamp against me, my heart shall tinually and will have his first va- Joe E. Brown, tunnel-mouthed v 10388V NSA SSRVICE.INC., not fear; though war should else laugh-provoker of stage and cation of the year while Boyer _ against me, even thea will I be Con• broadcasts ARE AB THREE 'y tident. screen, will voice his mad antics Power will return to the pro-` .,KID TNREE-FL7UR7-IIS MIL1=5 OF r =' r 4. One thing I asked of Jehovah over the airwaves as starring gram with the, broadcast of Sun- 51U< IN A PAIt2 OF LAtDIES ..x� ; comedian in a new half-hour nom- STDG-1U NGS. that will I seek atter; that I may day, January 1, 193rD. The dra- edy script program to be fust g- matin seri4 Wiri Your Lady, has EVEN a toy Watch will show correct time at the North or South dwell to the house of Jehovah all !• Pole. Since all time zones meet there, It Is all times of the day al u;aced over the Coh:mhia ne'�:m•., occupied he Hollywood Play, the days of my 10e, to behold the every Saturriry,' heli.,- :'^; Cc`r- r once After all, time is only a man-made reckoning,- beauty of Jehovah, antl to inquire her 8. (WA CB 1.81 to r.0� ^t'Ie spot since Powers last In ble temple. ter- RT., Broadcast. u NEXT, flow can black make white whites'! r 7g _sasva .+ .._..»cam<a.W..Y•1 v.e ._.-,••.n..«sr*+s S+ry.-.. :.raa...e.•a u» ..,".... ._: .,. ..'+fe+•?•. - sru�. ..aa.r „»yry -. ,. :q;,r.•. .y,j •�. s if{ " •....: •s ,,,.. '1,r• +ave., •_ .x 'sr'y ..y.,';, :a S .. � Lam',,, -, �,, ,.. s — .- v. At East Town Line - level-crossing. LOCA►L10M B -- a special meeting on Friday Many of the level-crossings will w afternoon la , called by the Town- have intersection lights- . to �� ship Council with the Dept. of High- -The Presbyterian Church will &jwol Fair here o Mommy ways, those persons interested in, hold their anniversary seances _on V -.- and affected by the closing of cer- Sunday, Oct. 30th; and the supper F-,Pnbli� School, Teachers' Con- twin sideroads, over -which the new on Tuesday, Nov. lat. Particulars _ on Oct, 7th. -stir. and Mrs• W. Stevenson, of opportunity of verifying -the rep- - �� j'� tijLinsale, called on Mr. and Mrs." C: D 1EEAR orts which they had been hearing Death Notices r11 J: Stevenson one day this last week. "S15MAN" WORK BOOTS concerning Shese roads. Reeve R. ' and •-Standard Time goes into effect Jackson-at her residence, Pick- ; G roceries E. Mowbray acted as chairman foz Sept. 21st, „ >> on Saturday night again this week. ering, on Wednesday, �D(/lLLIAMS WORK BOOTS Sunday next on Old 'Time � meetin and invited the inter- '.�• " e' g Norah Ryan, beloved wife of the Quality-Service ..No Better Made-• .-The Misses Rorke entertained sated fi state their complaints. 1� ► r The officials stated again that the late Arthur Jackson, Funeral from pnany of their Toronto friends to a her late residence, Saturday moin- Courtesy -$2.50 to $4 75 f. object of this highway was to pr o- :°: tea on Sunday afternoon• vide a "through" high-speed high- ing. Requiem Mass •at St. Francs; 1Kr. and Mrs. C. J. Stevenson way, and the were necessaril at de. Sales Church, at 9 a. m. D. S. T- - spent a day with Brooklin friends y' Pick- -,BIG SS"OVER?Cf.L teutXpting to keep the ',`hazards" at Interment in R. C. Cemetery, ROYAL' PASTRY asst week ering. FLOUR -No better made- -rMiss Grimbly is hoping to start a minimum. :naturally some farm- In navy and black erg will feel that they are having her, class again for little boys• and injustices forced upon them, but NOt1CC t0 Creditors 24 1b-45C• All size $L7b and $2.t►o ;girls, about Sept. 27th: Apply to •felt that the Dept.- were making a .Work Pants 21.50 to 12.50 Mr. and,Mrs, W. H. Sparrow 'have very l us W In the Matter of the Estate OF t able and considerate.' They are•at recently enjoyed a motor trip ,in tempting to mage provision for all BERT HEISEY, late of the Twp. BISCUITS MEN'S WORK SOX ebec: h closing of of Pickering, in the County of per lbs' 15C� In a great variety of colors Congratulations to 'our21e.to 50c. omens a sideroad, The west town-tine'is to nano, armor, --Institute in winning eight Firsts, remain open. Chester's sideroad to ALL PERSONS having ..eros a- EDDY MATCHES six Seconds and five Thirds at the be closed, to which Wm- Chester 3ainst the Estate of Albert eisey, BOYS' SCH40L .BREECHES Oshawa .Fair, with six Institutes and Son.objected very•strenuously. Farmer, deceased, who died m or 3 boxes, 21c, competing. E. \iorgan appeared to be delight- about the 28th, day of June 1938, Heavy Twill wear like a pig's nose -spur Base Line nedghbbrs'are to fully surprised to hear that they at the Township of Pickering is GOOD BROOMS 26.34 Double seat and knee =t► be congratulated on their showing were providing a costly bridge over the County of Ontario, are requir- g string, 25c. Special price,31.49 ' of fine horses at the Oshawa Fair. his sideroad. A "cloverleaf" or ot- ed to file their claims with the un- _ Mr. Ed. Pascoe,. Mr. Heber Down, her arrangement was being provid- dersigned before the 25th day of "BIG STORE TEA" AN "EXHIBITION" SPECIAL" Mr. Elmer Powell, - and Mr. ,W. is Good 'Tea Men's Sweater Coats �.,•.';., ed at Church Str. Tile Station road �etober, 1988, after which date the Shea, winning prizes . on ..teir be closEd. It is' not difficult.to assets of the estate alit be dist- Only53c. per Ib. teams. to P Dark, Brown and•Navy priderstand the resentment express- ributed. having regard only to thei All sizes-31,39 o -As Ilse Friends w-i11 hold ' their ed by some, and.we can agree with Maims *of which the Executor shall Come on In . Quarterly Meeting in their meeting- them,up to a certain degree. We then have notice, and the under `. house here on-Sunday next, the can feel that no injury should be signed .will not be . responsible to -- the - church will dispense with , A MA ]� Frought upon anyone, but if-is to any person of whose claim he shall ( 1 Y their church service and Sunday cost fifty or'sixty thousand dollars not then have notice. that da w t Qnt r$o this 1 S. _ School on at to bridge. every sideroad, _ e'as'e DATED at Toron o, a _ _ _ -The Autumn Thanlrofferingf- - - as W: M. S. of the L n- obliged to say rt cant be done' 12th• day of September, 1938. Meeting of the The government seems determined Walter B. Milne. R. R. 1, Locust ■ ited Church will be held in the to have expensive, high-speed high= Sill, Ont., Executor; by his Solicit- •, Sunday School room on Tuesday ways, so what are we going to do ors, Beaton Bell & Ross, 372 Bayale evening, Oct. 4th, at 8 o'clock- A about it.. We had the privilege of Str, Toronto: urrlml ' cordial invitation is extended to driving over the,dual highway from everyone to attend. Full particulars Toronto to Hamilton over the week Gasified Advertisements - L •later, end. Felly lighted on some parts, it of - The regular monthly meeting is a treat, for, the motorist. The - o! the Warren's Institute will be, con watch for on-coming traf- WANTED TO BUY - quantity of held a the home In hies. iicConnell good clean sod. R. H. Ellarby, 163 F • ;c.,. fic is removed,.and a speed of 50 Stanley, Str. Toronto. FIRTH B • ` at 3 o'clock on Tuesday, Sept. 27th. - IR i H JJitOS f " '•R'lse Women miles an hour can be maintained Program without any great danger to any' FOR SALE - 8-roamed frame res- ~ -�dake a Contented People", Mrs. R. one. Including the'return trip, we idence in �*iilage of Pickering; a- TAILORED CLOT . 4 Cronk. "What Women should know formed a part of a group bout 3-4 acre lot. Hard and-soft' - u of cars 'to ' �• " s�oont Civics" by �lrs• G• W. Bar' numbering between five and ten ;water (cisteirn) House recently, re- July 15th to . August 5th ker. Panel Discussion on Manners, thousand, all travelling between 10 modelled throughout. Hardwood Mrs. Lishman. Afternoon Tea- floors downstairs. New electric fix- 1� }ger cent Reduction on all tailor- by and 80 miles 'an hour, and not a -Mrs. C. J. Stevenson .received , v single accident observed on the tures. ApPlyn Box 206 Pickering ;a telegram from ti om Illinois on on- whole of that highway,' though News. day morning from her oldest bio- dark, and raining all of one way. - well ed clothes during this period. ether, Ed, telling of the death of We don't.expect -that record to'be FOR SALE - 6 Collie Paps• - 1 his wife that morning. Mrs. -Mae- maintained, but the accidents do. lured, S2-for rnalles, S1 for. females. ---- _ Keyhas been ?11 for several years - been greatly lessen- Abram .Seebeck, Whitevale. �Y,ed '1'.�th.n Gl n g i ...._• •• appear to-hay e g _.. _ _ _ and her death was' not altogether ed by the new ideas in highways. TRACTOR WORK. DO\E - one- . -- unexg►ected. The many{ friends of — _ The complete schedule of the Pte- _ P,stnbliel ed 185? ,. the late 112rs. Iiaed•: in._.Canada, way discing etc. Henry B. Michell- ed. gram at-the moment_is. as-follows Mend their he8�f�1t sympathy to bridge or Green River. • West Town Line;-Fly ge SPECIALS the family.. clover-leaf. WELLS DU`G - cleaned or re�air- --St. George's Church, Sunday, Chester's sideroad--;Closed- ed. Call .Harry Boose, Claremont, r Sept. 25th►•• Harvest Thanksgiving, Clare-, , - 1 Morgan's side-road.---bridged shone 50 or write box 362, 25e•• a b• 21 a m. and i P. m• The Preacher Roseband. Road, -bridged. moot. at the morning sen-ice will be Rev. White's side-road-level crossing. -- Breakfast Bacon. R. S. Boyd, B. A., of Toronto. In Fairport road - bridged. WANTED - ofd horses for whir • • good prices will beoffered. Gar- Minced Steak, •12c a Ib - the evening, the hector will Preach. Dumbarton side-road - closed. g Dnnbarton. • .:.The music -will be appropriate to shield Fur Farm, .- Bay Road - cloverlegf.' ' 12c a Ib y .the occasion, All are• cordially in= Allison's 'side-road--•bridge or walk Pork Liver, • • vited to these• services. Sunday Brock Road.-- level-crossing NOTICE • -- ? School as. usual,' 10 a. m. From station road lev el'crossing. Stewing Beef, • 12c a 1 Sunday, Sept. 25th,. inclusive, ser- Church Str. - cloverleaf - - - - --- -- '-1 5C. a lb ;rices will be on Standard-Time- Post Hill sideroad - level crossing The Shell- Se a Station i9 Jewel Shortening, Church Service and Sunday No. 4 East side-road - closed. now prepared to make mechan- �9chool in the' United Church o� ;:Classic Cleanser, ;:3 tins, 13c. Pickering Beach road bridged. Sunday morning nett at the usual 4udley road - closed. teal repairs to all kinds of auto- • hours 10 a. m. and 11 a• m• The _ " mobiles and tractors. s tins, ZSC I .ti "' evening_ service is being with drawn ,H, FARROW. Proprietor -- - Moving Pictures �w P �ti owing to the anniversary sef-vices g 4 8.51 C, E ` f 1 1' ( f 1F N <<t t -E I — ` �/wt D a -;at Audley on that . day.'Rev.'fir • o • f Jenkinson will be in charge of the TOWN HALL, PICKERING LILLIAN'S ` cc�� evening service there, with the $11tC�er .(phone 300io) ,+'�iel; ring SATURD'AI OCT, 1ST •. ,choir. of lits church assistin The -"� • i regular. choir practice onr;day �`KAY•DEE'' EXHIBITORS BEAUTY SHOP evening.. All services on Sunday on Present : ickering -hardwaretOre Three doors east of the Old Chardt Standard Time. - A "boy and bicycle" accident MICKEY RoONEY .Garage. Mr. O. Crammer'9 f' Residence o .. afternoon Tuesd'a ---+t• rred on "-) :. this week, when the young son of '� �1 T Shampoo an ,' Sh d n genu � •': WZ& Mr. and Mfrs. Woods, or church Str. Fingerwave — Sudden-Death 'Bug Killer' was struck ya car, luwer Oil Shampoo :K the Old Church Garage, .while rid- �f Arshing Ing his bicycle, Froxn evidence giv- Schoolboy" ;Kills Instantly ' fin out, it appears that the child Y Maniaare rode out in front of the car, not A Great American Heart Drama Pacialls noticing it coming. He was tossed HAIRCUI-i'ING > e. 2 'Prevents. Blight fi ANNE ANGEL into the air, then falling to the Thermigne Heaterleas Ail Ponstan. pavement. He has sustained several FRANKS " ' eat Waves 3Does .not burn the leaves y, EDW ARD PANLEY slight scalp Lacerations and numer- d ous bruises about the body,. Little - WILLIAM GOULD bon• plot• =20P (�• lire to 1 the ant : __ . =4 Gives longer i p fellows of a tender age, apparent- ;. . < .- �..�--:- ly do not realize, the danger of be- Spedal Added Attraction, The Piekerirl i • Ing on the heavily travelled high- .g 5 Forpotato plants, Cal�b�tge pleats way, and sornetrraeg resent the rug- "Breathle88 ` n of---elders--that_they ahQ�,d __. .__ _ „' MEAT MARKET ue • -- t;o - - - - - Tomato- -exercise }�lsuta � user vines exercise a little more caution, this Momi1 h s - " -they should not do, for the suggest- 'We Carr fulll Itne df L Ion is made tri their interest, and ZO Miautesof the World's Greatest J : > Four gmb8 and Cut worms• ,s ` every older person feels an interest R ' In the safety of these little folk, ALSO •a t- �• ;.%geat,}tor McCormick-Deering Farm Machtoery�and We think many car-drivers feel the On the stana PrKrsiaussi - Rtpairs. _ same,ss one we recently heard say, : and x A Merry Mentooe Musical •°'«that if be had to bit-,anyone, he Ont ,Mod--A'obM it C"2N kis ' hoped It would not be a child". " • ff Cured )flnos;� no It would help considerably if we �ktail Party !s+ p� would take the time to warn a Meats . Se B ! ING 1 ehild whom we a" in danger, and Perfect Sound _ .._ • e it more effective if it � e �•'"- alsd make Noiseless Recording Our dehlvery is at your eervlee l r be done in a diplomatic way, a T -hill too, is not too k0an on being ILDMISSICN-30 ORNT8 Phone Fick MO •, ndered around. C IARENC.E SILK _ !r r.