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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1938_11_04 ice.. !rY z;.� :' ...�.. y..'.-. ••a,.. ....,a '�'^'• v:.;... .;-_..^ :y, Sh ''?S!u. .c.. w • '.�. ,:'F .. .� -•'„t' �. ;'W;9-._ `_._. .. '.`^tib.-'.... . �.' .. :.'..:s .. 1.' .•• d;:. y .'ejy',.. './,.:�:.Y �,. -^ ,kc''.':' k ;,.;' `/ + •w.. -?"]� 1 <•:r ;. max..•, Q. .,,r _., �,3r` d, :a y,�l v,.�.. • - r .VOL. L`'II1. PICKERING, ONT., - FRMAY . NOV. -I, 11 38. - NC. 11 itrstistiert,frggal �astlr. Public. Speaking !Contest — r 1Hid4est NOTICE Brougham, Nov. 25th. AUDLEY GREENWOOD 's► _ '<, TR. H. C. PBAB80N-Physician ., ppu lric speaking contest will be Mrs. T. Annan is attending her -MILLO Ladd surgeon. Danbatton. a»y Uar tracks pane your way held .in the Town Hall, Brougham, daughter, who is ill in Whitby, " _. every day." on November 26th for the Public Fire destroyed Fred Crawford's X586--1936 ; , •optome•ricei Aased. Dtreotor- ati000f Ont�.to lees. COAL, CORE. and High- o iii a araodiot near-the--Q 1?:�__ _ �� -P gCFiO PING Ugaead Mem,txr of the Amerltuto r+ptometr;:at Township, sponsored by Mr. Robert Mr. David Winter is .visiting his t aagaCauon. E7•s esam(ned b7 Anvn►ntmene. WvOD CEMENT Rudd and Mr. Robert C Reesor, daughter, at Oakville. - Monday 'Wednesday and' Friday Ubeaa! .Ctaretsunt. , Y , g , ' , t.Nesf;, BANDC�}IiA VELand the Branches of the Women's The Edwards farm has changed " ` *I- GRIND FINE r+ ► Institute in the Township. Rules hands. We welcome the newcomers Bran, Shorts and Feed of will be sent'to teachers of the var- to our vicinity. DUNALD RUDDY , a,oartrcnc. gDd louse schools, also published in the S da seems to be a favourite kinds, also minerals 'and other'iYe�o c'+ ner`►yvxup,ledby Wel awyE Cb�"°"rt.- BUILDER'S SUPPLIES News, time some travelling "isms" to be- eoncentrafesfor.profitab le':feedi»s .flies, th niag of Court House.Whitby• lay -also local cartage Work The weather during kept on band/ BEATON, BELL & ROSS Pickering Horticultural Society g October has Ilse bave also placed in stock a full been delightful and fine for farm We stock only the best Poultry flarristors tt Solicitors -'-'- _ ry C lice of %aple Lelef Hilling The Pickering Horticultural Soc-- work. Feeds and 'Supplies. _lAM J,BEATON.K, iet will hold_thei next meeting' Lo Feeds. y rin :Mr. Brown has built an addition ifidBR KE B6[.L,K.C. J,H.F.ROSS the Sunday School room of the. Un- to,his recently purchased home on • • L ited Church. The guest speaker will the Gazely property. lia7'!Beet. oreaw. eddaids sass .' « --- be Mr. A. B. Rutting, R. S. A. of ' P. M. Yeates held a birthday PIA1�0'TUNING f'! C. WCE,ARDSON& Co.. Barris- Pickering, Ont. : . the staff of the Canadihn Horticul- celebration on Saturday evening --V•ter+.Sohcttnn. Rotaries ecce. spice 5w. tune and Home Magazine. Mr. Dutt- which took the form of a Hallowe- satB(ior!ice I3uilaine,y'Torontr,*t .pronto. Office phone 700 Residence 95`LO in has recent! wn'tterl the book en :Masquerade. Sian musical AND ".. sisphone Ad.1688: Pica.rtna Pb,n 3613. eti S y , y € "Canadian • Home Garening the friends were present from Tomato. All'kinds of I coaly Work • NGUS N1cMILLAN-Barri8ter, Sol- The Beal Store,Lila " wh' h has met with A General :Motors crowd of men All Tunitsg Guaranteed itor, Notary Public. 12 Melinda Street T-pato. Tededbone Elgin 5+03. 29tf PH0Na gal widespread approval. His address of ve comp e e e = the evening will be, "Landscaping ples on Grasmere Orchards, while a C. S. Marji FURNITURE- the Home Grounds". few !Beal helpers did good work. 209 Close Ave.. Toronto ... We are displaying -- .r-- The crop is large and clean this BRBERT T, FALLAISR. L. DO.. an attractire g since Lakeside 1502 D.D.S.Graduate of tJse Roye, Colltge of variety of KINSALE year, Qattai Sw4eme and Che tln vemt7 of Toronto• Aluminum and Ciraniteware$tee Masquerade Part held b Ord�' taken at NEWS OQioa' A odor residence"mood door east of St. And- The Mab y y ar.'e arcs.-t'iekeema,out. OSice hour: D Furniture and Furniture Mr. and Mrs. J. Stell spent Satur- the Club in the school on Friday 4.a a o7 appointment. (X-ray �IfoveitJea. day last with Mrs. Compton at Ash- last, drew a -la Pp crowd, �• �O°•viek�� Prices low, in keeping with timee. burn.. - ority of whom came in ettracti a FUEL - a Mr. and Mrs. J. Parkin and fam- and original costumes. The judges F• Ofas •t, it .0" soo a mss*• ily of Ashburn, spent Sunday with were '.Mrs. Jas. Palmer, Mr. Muria- ' c'4,� • RADIO SERVICS Herb. and Mrs. Parkin. on and Miss Harbron while the ` � K iilahTo16. TOWNa881P A Graduate of Radio College Several in this comm i are d by- Builders Suppli Do Clerk, con 7aatsr.Cowtalomener Inc ti' music was furnish( Ivan Barr- � taYlsia at4da�is., Aacoantant.'Etc. truer of With having hydro installed in their ett and friends. The parade was ■net, Liaen.e•. whitevate.pot. homes. .__ followed by a dance and super. The Up-tc4he-minute train-tng The Women's__Iirtta e e a following were t e winners: est B. C, E'fhin 1 A. E. RI HA R r s C'N and Hallowe'en social in the hal] on Dressed Couple, 'W. Winter and Res :FINEST EQUiPMENT6 Monday night with a very goed friend. Beet Dressed . Lad , Sadie _._ .6iPQlOftAL IN9HhANOIs es y :-rLlue Goal RBAL $9TATE for crowd. The costumes brought forth Pucicrin. Best Dressed Man, Chas. Alberta Q081 a 'eONVEYANCING Guaranteed SatisFutioo many a laugh. Prizes were present- Clemente: Comic Couple. W. Shea ed to Miss Jean Mowbray, let. Gor- and wife. Comic Lady, Mrs. C.Puck Poweptic coke t�t � �� In ON eabnow , AT don Stell, 2nd. and Howard Stell, rin• Comic• Man, Everett Bryant, - r' t. serve.}- Rp,eonstblo Prieeta 3rd. Beat Children Couple, June said Tuba and Batteries always,e� 1 id CFnlent. I,im@, Plaete>r !'Mama, Pick. 1000 Miss Edna Stevenaoa spent the Barbara Pratt. Best Children Comic blaplt? Rfidy Wood -. H.'ROY !MILLER. week end at her home dere. Couple, Ed., and Arthur Betson. AReuts fo► (.fled Fence . A v 8rnuitharr, Ontwrio The Women's Institute met at Best 'Dressed Girl, Isobel Winter. y - ` 48tf PlrtP M+rk 18iS the home of Mrs. V. P rkin last Best Dressed Boy,. Dick Puekriall n. f ' _eOflLL P . 1LIOS1'r*JBPVALUATO RF*i AND Thurs�•ood WINWr day' afte.n on Gregg gave ,& Comi*itlk a very Be" Comic Girt Boy, ick , tsud 9aJes conducted Anywhere D A. E E R very interesting talk on Health . - --�- - C�.eekiibntt linplemente r .phone or write. Address 614 Dued&a The Roll Call—An Emergency Hint. GREEN RIVER-- street, East: which brought forth many interest- 13�yity Seepre Prices Before Wbitby. Ontario. � Insuraeoe of All Sends. Ing points. Mrs. Brash, of Toronto, is visit- "`'r — ing her friend, Mrs. T. Thompson WILSON. B R O� Best Rates Available With $ROCG13:1b1 for a while. • • % .7 .Shingles For Sal( Mr. Archie White. and Postill Locust HiU, Cent. sOIIritj and �Tvit)e• Miss Margaret Cas:le is silt!± Brothers have returned home from Oak Gottvwniu•d sterol shingles, Brougham friends at present. a trip to the North. Phan, �i:,,•k 72" Bird's Felt $late 8hinctles. '7leidress Phone Miss Mary Phillips Spent tai.: Mrs. George Dixon returned .to -.,ROOFING SPECIAL :Alen. re•ruhhering huggy wheels. BROUGH#M PICK 516 past week visiting friends and ret- her home in Toronto after spending t ativea at Keswick and Sutton Wes`_. ';ix months at Wilson's Park Lawn mowers sharpened. 3-1'}Std. Wght. .4sphalt hingles T. PATERSON 8 • CLAREMON Mrs. Wass, of Uxbridge, visitei Mr.-and Mrs: Won. Rudman 9nov-• $6.0 per care. - Call and stet prices. Phone 2611 - +GARDEN CROPS it the rlilfred Hamilton home !oa -d to Toronto last week after spend S-1 THvy. W xht. `Ashphalt Shingles 7 Friday evening. ing the. past eight months at their L A number'of the Brougham Y. cottage here. $6.65 Per sgro. tf you knew you WERE NEXT Wi11 Pay Profits All first quality Toronto Asphalt. Y Y y If."You Use P. attended a Young I eople s meet- Miss Harbron, of Kinsale, visited Roofing Co. Shingles, In lob you would bustle in afro that In- NATURAL D1,I N E RA L ing at Orono on Saturday last. our Sunday School•last, Sunday and w surance Protection we've beenof 6 re. or over. Mr. and :Mrs. A. Morris, of Tor- rendered two solos, which were en- talking about L L onto, and Mrs Frank Brown, of joyed by all. Phos hate$ YPrices subject to change without OU MAY BE NEXT p Wheatley were guests at The Brown' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter and nohow To frcregse Yields and Improve Quality home on Sunday. children, Mr. and Mrs. M. Draper n °xY CYRIL E. MORLEY of all crops ?Mrs. Holtby celebrated her 75th and Hiss R. Hutchih,-s spent last .._ DICKERING • GHNERAL INSURANCE N. birthday. by, she and Vr. Hold. y ,week-end with ;Mr. and Mrs; Bare- • D '•- oor Motto-Service am Protection D. lr . Lock we►0d Payllig the. Beale family of New- toot, at Sprucedale. LUMBER YARD, Film Pf&wilag 6400 market a visit on Sunday. Miss Freda Johnston, of Torontu, Pickering Mills The Milk Producers' Association spent the week-end at the Carter PRONE 3400 held their Annual Election in the following: Mr. Herli. Percy,, W113 - ._;, FALL SPECIALS PICKERTNG. ONT. Town- Hall on Friday evening.„The has been under the doctor's care, + WE DELIVER Officers and Directors,were all re- and Mrs. Oliver,Madill, who is in ..At ThL « !! PHONE 53[7 elected. 'he Toronto General Hospital. We e RestWay The Anniversary Services on Sun hope•for a speedy recovery. day last were well attended. The A large crowd greeted Mr. 'Leth- Ernest C. Fetzer Studio �J, messages brought by visiting cler- erland, of Toronto, and his group $100 up—Money tepnireL as" ' A coach than ogre be converted R. M• CLENDWING gymen and the fine service of Df pupils. Ibis concert was held at First Mortgages. lhna fmgement. . The cushions and United Church and Whitevale Bap signed his pupils for another h e riepa mattress ore spring-filled. The Private Ambulance List Churches was greatly apprec- Course of Lessons. ��- *• tphoLterhtg is of plain fabric. Day and Nigbt Service" bated.• Onn Monday. evening November ONE 0e1 Bide and colourful vel- Phone 9000 • Mrt• J. Millqr, Mrs. F. Cassie, 7th, at 8' o'clock; the oichestra of ' suers on the other. Mrs. H. Malcolm, Miss M. Duncan the Fred Victor Mission, Toronto, + Malvern 5900 and Mrs. T'. C. Brown and Mrs. T. under the leadership of Rev. Hunn- _ �i � 34-95 Markham Ont• Forton,attended Prespyterial meet- isett, will present an interesting-' ` - -- ! itis 'at Bowmanville on Friday and and enjoyable concert. Admission, - lf ours, Missionary on n furiough:P-from 25 5The Anniversary' n ' Services of file ., appreciated 16 do Call the g « • !! China. Green' River Church will he held on "Cha The Women's Institute sponsored. Sunday November 6th at 2.80 and D TINSMITH' a hilarious Hallowe'en Community 7.30 p. m.-The guest speaker will Thul/day, Priday, Satuaday - Outfit_..... _ et- ether in the Town Hall on be Rev. Norman McLeod of Bran - - and idonday {' )hirer eable springs and alla Monday evening, when a large num- ton. At the afternoon service, the A •' nd have your furnaces. ber of those, present appeared in Cherrywood Unite* Church choir OCTOBIER 20, 21, 22'Jand 24, 1 wkits ss.cotton mattrecostume. The Committee arranged Is Y stoveso pipes,savetrong>ze sed will have charge of the special mus- 19 95 games for the young people, and is and the Zion United Church ___See Citculan For _ _ . and roofs put in order the school children sang choiitlses choir in the evening. A cordial tn- for the cold weather and presented a short play. vit'�tion is extended to all. Outstanding 31~ Ambulances, Dry ate Mght Mr. George J. Smith, 'of St. Group No. 1 of the Ladies' Aid, y 1>f00 All work pomp attend- Thomas, N. Dakota, is at present under the able leadership of ffiilfu „BaY'gai�$ f ed to and satisfaction the guest of his sister, Mrs. T. C. M. E. Muir, put on their evening's Brown and husband. It is 64 years entertainment in Gray's Hall on gilaranteed. since he took up residence in the Friday evening of last week. It Ce A. STERRI'� l w West, but has made periodic visits was one of the best amateur en%- ' ' ALVIN BUSHBY E CKER NG N Funeral Director with his wife, their last being in ertatnments put on in Gray's Hat!. e�O1t N- V Furniture Dealer Hardware Tinsmith 926. Mrs. Smith's health is such We hope for a repetition of this PTO'RERINQ she cannot undertake a long trip. concert. Congratulations are exten- The RaIM Dx114�� ! Mr. and Mrs. Preston Smith acc- ded to Miss Muir, Was E. hewn Plasms sms a l>7����• • ODtitlp >1Mtimt NN . . .. ,.. I+'T ompanied his father. and the other girls and hour who �ak�K• , took pati _ _ ,._.- }y,�. .. d.ellmli. :. .-:.. :. .. .• • - • '-w'--,'. '.v,mw""x"r.'^y'•�"'."jc 'F7' �.:y'''w&;trvr.,:rl. ,.TC'r.'1�. �.�d I,Rwv:..'-•r', ..,, .. ....,..G.....:_.-.•t_,,.....y`�z.,p.�,.,«...,:..a_ai.>.r:_",�'.'-D._ �::^.za3... -S..r�..�^-,.. - '�:A"M+ ' .�. •s...._y7.,.,r...;39_ ,n :..r"'ytea.s... ?'_,. .. ,,,, `„} y.;r.., p!t''.�":'i�• ,-"a"y�:�.r, '".,�ti" . „ QA - '-� ,�.,.. s , ... r.':.. •' •, .....�i: ter :j J ti • a J ' • 1 z`r Jh e ea s' eA G uns . .OF Circle L� - st r k 0 Like millions of hippy boys �P rr e b o0 _ 'b a 1K/ • deli Y Y- is and rows-u and it s, girls, 8 P cions Quaker Puffed Wheat . „ is ShirleyTemple's favourite SYNOPSIS: Slim Loyale is par- covered a snapshot of his father, Y p '` oled from prison after serving 18wielding a branding Iron overs breakfast. Quaker Puffed months for a crime he did not com- prostrate steer. This Slim faced eat gives you ui s s mit. He returns to his Circle L beside that of his mother and sat energy because it's that from { ranch to find his father dead and there for hours before.the two of guns. Each grain is or , ry ng tem, to eight times its size to re- make him violate his parole so that Finally he went to his room. :4 . he can again be railroaded to earl- lease its nodrishment more He cleaned up and donned fresh r quickly d easily! clothes, then -went in to supper. a g y aneasy 1 leen, The Brockwells and their gang r Roy O'Brien immediately detail- +. ` ;1 b are plottingto gain possession of Circe L ranch and the property of ed the account of Steve and Char- ley attempting to gang him. The Mona Hall, a neighbor and life- jolly little Irishman knew what '•' 'long friend'of Slim Loyale. �o ��} ; he was doing, and it was not long Q�Q� Mothers!Even children with the most energy,butaawell,oneservingofQuaker before his natural humor and. , �ernick a elites just love uaker Puffed Wheat;withmtlkorcream,isequsl CHAPTER V1 Q 1Pu Pp I Q drawling brogue had Slim chuck- fled Wheat You never need to coaz is energy value to"much as two whole Steve Ow ens laughed. "I guess ling. �° when you serve this delicious,crisp lamb chops.So give your family this deu- _ Roy's statement goes for all of us, Immediately after the meal, breakfast.Not only is Quaker Puffed cions neat—start now to serve Quaker Dakota, What happened after the � Wheat easy to digest,quick to give Puffed Wheat Order a package today. _trouble started in town T' Slim went down to the corral and Dakota outlined the events since saddled a bronco.apawota Blue ac- u a k e r Puffed W h e a t 'When Its and Slim had struck.Pinnacle. costed•him just as he was about to mount. Give my regards to •ly,,, he finished, Stoney• Sheard , �, Mona, Slim,> he drawled. Meb- s Get your oew 1939 secret code book.member• aheadp a membu and want second year bad�c --'IIudded. "Allus did have my doubts �'RF.F.• with BOX Tops cerci5cue aad badge! S tial honour Tomakeice=raessyforyouaodtosiveMother be yuh better leave yore ,guns about Jigger Starbuck," he drawl- n ... sip lice DICK TRACY Secret � reasfOr 2tad year member Seed name, a variety of delidow cereals,mu map send' ed: "Too•self-centred, duty-struck home. aad z bo:cops to Dick Tracy,Dept batt tops from eithu Quaker Puffed Wheat, Slim looked at hint, frowing. ServiceP Is LIt's easylIt's faial Nloo i'ecerboroush,Ont Sate if you are 'Quaker Com Flakes or Quaker Puffed Rice• an' cold•bicoded to.my way of thin• "I don't get yuh, Dakota," kin'. Time's comi ' on this range The Circle L foreman rolled and- when bell is gonna pop. I've told lit a cigarette. "I understand that a yuh somethkn'," Leo Brockwell. has been visitin' Scotch Oatcakes Tokio, Japan; will ban alI neon A Spanking Time-- ,► and electric advertising signs. . IT POURS 'Let ter pop," said Charley Quinn, served. "If yuh should happen to "I Use mediu an' Steve can do a little Doppia' m oatmeal. Heat it rue into, him—well, kinin him well to the oven. Put a cupful in (lijL+ (t�iji j� NEHER • ourselves when necessary." wouldn't do yuh a bit of good if Jjl� lI �Jj�J ' Roy snorted. "Cheeky young yuh had to a bowl with a pinch it salt. Stir Breis, yuh are. Should a spavined y go back to Jarillo for 4 it. C mon; gimme yore . ns to a stiff dough with a little ' kid" r boiling water. Add 1 tablespoon - NOR SLEEP Jack-rabbit kick yuh in the pants, ' , yuh'd come runnin' home .here to melted batter. Mix well, and dust WAU There was no doubting the sin- in more oatmeal until dough . Roy for help."' cerity or ,logic of Dakota's pro-,_ leaves the edges of the bowl. Tum i ! -' "that so?" - yelped Charley. Arms and Feet Swollen _ position. Slim hesitated, then un- out on ;bake boards. dusted with 1 "C'mon, Steve; let's get him, the buckled his belts and handed over oatmeal;and roll out. Spread thin- with Rheumatism red haided, stuck-up ape." 'the scabbaided weapons. "Thanks,. Instantly there was a tang of Dakota," be said P ly with melted butter and sprin• This woman suffered for many ` } gruffly, as he. kle with oatmeal. Fold and roll years. Pain sapped her strength arms and legs, and the three punch- rode away. out ,until the cake is about half until' she lost hope of recovery. . Ret•e--on-tbe-_ground._-inatlling ) k'ota watched until Slim had - Many remedies were tried, but THE HANDY POURING 5 -. . an k_ and cvsssss•-•�-- y't V W and tugging and laughing.' "I'll disc eared---into a us en nothing broke k- ►fie Rrip of tomer er1p=- -J"„ VhIi tsa'tr how yuh," grunted. Roy. "Gang m. At last he-r.-hus- , ' PP Cut across and diagonally into ling rheumatism.turned back to the bunkhouse, eight triangles. Lift each piece p It's tree—vrrite(er otee NOW up on ole Roy, will yuh?. I'll knock where he met RoyO'Brien. g p band persuaded.her to try hrus- . with knife and place•on hot grid- then Salts:— :0 Fits the specie]top of the 2 t6. a lick o' sense Into yub." "Where's Slim loin'?" asked Roy. die which has been dusted with oat- "My arms and feet were swollen us.of crown Brand,1•i�whin , Sure enough, in about:a.minute "Over to see Mona Hall." an with rheumatism," she writes. "I and Ham"rues. meal. If you like whole circle, cut• 0 Is eesllyelesned and can be used -Roy was on •top of both of them. swered Dakota. "I jest persuaded it when on.the griddle (or heavy could not walk nor get regular over and over saaln• He cuffed their hal; over their eyes . him to leave'his ns home'. He Bleep, and nothing did me any last- a Pours without a drip. a guns frying pan). Cook until 'edges ing good. I was so hopeless of ever 0 Provides mesas of accurate and spanked them resoundingly might run into Leo Brockwell over begin to curl up, from ten toettin better, I lost my !rood na- measuremUM16 with open palm, whenever a tight- there." g g twenty -minutes., Lift each piece ture entirely, Then my husband • Makes the 2 Ills.limn scau.ot Roy. gr off and toast before the fire a persuaded me to try Krusebea stretched area of blue dean overalls Ro grunted and nodded: "I . , tablocontainer. showed: - _ The protective p idea a y get yuh:-But don't .that-Ieave-the- - _.yeore- g,- _5a1Ls_After tw.R e�ks I began- to. . _ _ c` cos. "Enough," yelled Steve. "Ow•w-. lad kinds. helpless? Supposin'.he feel better: I• persevered.-and in- I'm plum's blistered. Won't be able runs again somebody on a rah •� w'as delnR to'sit down for a week, Lemme up, that don't like him. He wouldn't Later, I was able to go for awalk. yah wild buckaroo. Doggone yuh, Now I am free from pain and I Telt the boys that portraits of famoui be after havin a ghost of a� feel grand."—(Mrs.) F.W. hockey stare can epii be obt:aaed for yuh got a band like a fence board. chance." "CROWN BItA?1D labels, Oscar, help! .Pull him off." r. „ - - Rheumatism..is commonly -carts- •I know 'ii, agreed Dakota. to by deposits of uric acid cr CROWN BRAND '- Oscar grinned, grabbed Roy -by "That's.where yuh come in, Roy_ tale, which lodge in the muscleseA the shirt collar and the slack of the rab ,a brone an' drift along on and jvirrti<: --Ii helps - pante and,lifted him clear, much as break u these rudeposits tro b- Slims trail. Yuh„can keep him D h D 4 "R UP ordinary person ]lits.. a kitten. from knowin' vo're around, but in ling crystals and to convert them. ��R R� ''Now'ytlb bane nice boys or I lick case of,necessity yuh can.step in into a harmless solution, which is ' The Famous Energy Food all of yuh,” he boomed,; an' take the la awe from him: removed through the natural chin- The CANADA STARCH CO,41n+tee,Toronto EASED Roy squinted up at lh�e cook, fik Savvy?" y y reel—the kidneys. ` .blue eyes twinkling. ",'Tis a whale _ "$egj ora, .yes!" snorted Roy- 9f a man yuh are, Oscar," he 'ap- "Out of me way; I'm ridin'." proved. "Should we combine Ire• Young Loyale had ridden .the _ Land an' Sweden we'd be 'after lick- trail between the Circle L and the Q,UICKLY ..' 1n' the world." Dot. H many times before. And _ Oscar grinned wider than ever. with quickening heart, he knew it Simple Method Shown'Here " 'We bane make a dent in some- w: good to be ridin it again.. p 'Warm -body. Now I go to work. Dinner. g g MCO' Slim. had known Mona Hall itbr - Brings Relief in Few Minutes _ �nr�s to bane ready In half an hour." a good many years and she had is h aithful Dakota had watched'the mauling 'become a sort of institution with onerous with 1 e " match with a contented grin. Even him. She had always been kindly, Ham u g ekes for Stoney Sheard had a gentle and understanding. . \o heatcoDustlefloors throu bout he home. i;limmer of amusement in his eyes. matter, what turmoil, of feeling the - �;'. warm, clean to control. lasts _ There,-was nothing wrong with,the Slim had ever been in, a visit and. Light on the shovel. sass ash- Now morale ot_the' Circle L Ranch. It' talk with Mona had comforted him �'" long, leaves for less ,s great fuel o toda was a happy family if there ever and elarifieil his moor:: a lowest price in y c�: p ur j"ai .�amCo Hues one, and slim Loyale was as- £ - (To be Continued) _ „' cured of plenty of backing in his bargain• $eivos y I Ord el bush ne *orth-coming battle for exoneration Dealer—he de our fu L Take 2"Aspirin".Tablets with a f1t11 `' and respect. i n the b r e a t Osea of water the moment you feel head- i - Slim spent that.first afternoon' KO�O` ache coming on, r .;, •': :: `>` '' >Iru •I f o 3:>;i €rb e f fi.. u i n - the h o se '.alo nes He'u ever lett e • life,* c 1 e er•thin S S • tact. Fie drifted from one room to ' •' ` ` depends on the . '.mc ,, '•� - - another, and in every one there a>;e >'uu appear were memori4s that dug'abd hurt. to be: but don':e . .: be db4vuur�:,yted. The house. was vacant, yet some- 1 q. IiUJit)1,, with " bow it was peopled—filled with the its i:l natural shadowy'presenee of Bart Loyale. shade Rives , back to hair its $ CHAPTER FII 1410 Stanley at' all 'e r u t .4ture's and Slim could not remember his liontrcul, 1,n. beawy warfare. 2. You should £ v ' ". mother, .for she had died when he.. feel relief very quickly. was but,a toddler. But there was If pain Is unusually severe,repeatgccord- } ' 'a picture of her, a sweet-dared, !ng to directions -. .' grave-eyed woman, that Bart - To, ease a headache with ama'hng s } Loyale had always kept in the S speed,simply follow the easy"Aspirin" tr t -- centre of the smoke-stained man- s 'f _ .,way shown above.Relief often comes ' tel above.the fireplace in the b:g, 9im• within a few minutes. old-fashioned living room. a t ' If this way should fail—see your Slim dug through some of the ��,. doctor. He will find the cause and shelves in his own room and un-• correct it.While there,ask hi"n abouty^our defiler about taking "Aspirin" to relieve headache the 0t`" ' And rheumatic pains. V6'e believe he �,�! 14A'MCO CO -- 1 • t . ff� For .may E --iiAN CO.- _ DRAFT d Rte' MEN LOVE ` ' mmore ay useable way notTrlal persons TMi$�`"_ KIR KAT G1P.LS�wITH' P E P� Lamp or lantern a Y" E>� ®errand and het HOT A areal money If you are peppit and tali otfun,eren will In- Your Coleman Dealer pays OR c tuM Vito you to dances anedi parties. .TWO DOLLARS#orany,old f+ snvitep onrenne BUT, it you are croon lifeless 'lamp or lantern when you f7 1 f HAMILTON aY 0�1JCT COKE OVENS,UMtTED teas woof of ]Ate A don't ilk• trade it In on a new Cole- . ASPIRIN H^hdCTCrr,AANADA. -*► !•Quiet' girls When the}+go to parties the man. This means you get rant girls along who are full of pep• a new Coleman Lamp for raADB•IIANe Wis. YOUR LOCAL DEALER'S NAME APPEARS For three generations onewooan has told s3.881 (Shade ext".) Big i ` another how to go areiMt through" with saving on Coleman 1 Ln- _ ELSEWHERE IN THP'ISSUE Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.It teras, toot See your Cole- imps Nature tone up the system,tbw town- maw Dealer, Trade todayE i the discomforts from the funedonai dis• Issue 45—'38, orderWhy sywhich women thus!endure.. • NOW TH LOWEST PRICE IN YEARS w paGE?ABLE COXPOUNUTPINHHAMB a -..•.- _ n....,..,.:�a,..-:• r o,a... s...,.•._>..:.,..�s..at;;:ma.s+,.-•:.�,n•..:: ,,, .�- ..._�Y:.. _ _ •'�' Y �-r�.�..:...,. .c;.a�•k,C.-. ,..: ..;;r -. .53 .. . ::,. ., v •. ,.. .... ... s -u.-�r�'SIV, �+aPSTv a ,., ,.. .,. .. .' ,... �.: -. .,;�,•:.: ix'Y o•Wwr. qusjr->.. nu.•ti,.+2.N" " t'il+r.'-,� ir, '..'.�'vlwtlV M, .a 4'M+!•�' � � ., kdML^'tis" +�•+4 Alu"• ` �h... '...1• .i:• tN.::r. �. .'A1d11M!�f.S 77 Auto Deaths Are Tws- C umous WORLD Fe w'�" r t To War � . -A re 1 ou LlsteninO Compared . ,�G S"PE-elft CID EEL., "v By FREDDIE TEE Safety Depends On Rising Up A WE�Ra FI$H THAT LIVES A MIL-,E ' Of Ci'ti'zens says Minister BElrJ1N THE OC>EAN'S :. Of Highways EACH LISTENER A CRITIC met. c' ALJ=ACE' 4.F. " Andre Kostelanetz believes that GIFT FOR BETTY LOU If thought of death and suf- every radio listener should be a Betty Lou may soon have a little fering by innocent victims, which critic instead o1 an Indifferent pat friend. Listeners have been whit-. must inevitably come if war oc- ' ron who takes radio for granted. Ing to Tommy Riggs suggestfug a curred, stayed the hands of those ' The maestro reveals that artists suitable companion for lonesome' who a few weeks ago threatened' 00M 1934 BY rusievi°Gi"° y welcome criticism, whether brick- Betty Lou. The candidates tbus far to precipitate world conflict,.then "- bats or bougl Ptn an tone a it is include the Dionne Quintuplet$, roaliTntion f life and _ _T{•iE GffINT constructive. He thinks it would be Charlie McCarthy, a pan a, c ey x limb taken on the highways of o White Donald DuckOats curb-themaA- _ D were found to enclose in. the same and a baby brother. Mr. Riggs, who fishness of careless car drivers, envelope..with the monthly gas or is Jheard with bis' imaginary crew- who caused motor accidents. Hon. SPENDS AWS/ VF/407S O� electric bill a questionnaire for lis- tion on NBC's Quaker Party broad- T. B. McQuesten, ` minister of IN THE . • •-:teners to tabulate their radio likes cast,is seriously considering giving highways, stated in an address to L-AiQ(/.4�. 5,TAGS and dislikes. Betty a unique gift, -probably, at pa_ _ the Hamilton Kiwanis Club. AND GROWS : EX-C-ONSTABLE Christmas time.. „ W. Don Fast, ea constable of the �� Safety depends'upon the risr `Tr0 A LENGTH OF _ STILL "MIGHTY MONARCH ing up'of citizens to demand that 7.T�i2EE //VCH6s +Canadian Mounties, who, supplies Majestic radio advancements for something be done to curb the —- ` data for the Saturday night "John. 1939 contribute largely to the new slaughter which is occurring on 31y Presents"dramas over CBS still ,/ - has many friends on the force who conveniences.which simplify tuning our, highways every day, contin-. in short-wave stations by devoting tied the speaker. "Unless this kind come to his aid whenever he feels a separate channel (9 " wide) for of support is given an administra- material.i$ funning low. each of the short-wave channels. tion, its efforts can be of little LOOK-ALIKES This added feature plus Push-But- value. Hope for the future is in Doris Rhodes, the CBS singer ton "Electromatic" Tuning distin- voluntary efforts, and Ethel Merman, another song , star are look•alikea. Each is mistak- •guishes Majestic, "The Mighty e _ en for the_other on numerous ocea Monarch of, the. Air," as outstand- slops, although ,they have never Ing radio value this season. • ecurity of Home • 1A , temple, sitting in the midst of the Is Modern. Need ON McxINT teachers, both hearing them, and WASHINGTON, asking them questions: Because Homes Are Cradles Of NEW HAMPSHIRE,. x 47. And all that heard him.were people Who Can Make Our y A,?31-MIL M-AN-HMFL WIND Sunray School amazed at his understanding and World a Better Place To Live WAS F21�DRD1�= QSSOt1 48. And when they saw him, oLlectFarfes ` they-were astonished; and his The world must be made a bet- ON April 12, 1934, a weather station on Mount Washington oI[l- mother said unto him, Son, why clally recorded a wind velocity of.231 miles per hour . . highest ter place to live in and only from LESSON Vl hast thou thus dealt with us? be- the homes can those come who gra i on record anywhere. It is estimated that the wind velocity in-, hold. thy father and 1 sought thea side a tornado is about 500 miles per hour., HONORING OUR PARENTS sorrowing. 49. And be said unto to make it a better place, suggest-. 20: 12; .Luke 2: 46-b2; them,How is it thatyesought met ed Cornelia Stratton Parker, au- Exodus XKXT; no butterdy of M omen. John-19: 26,27; Ephesians 6: 1-4 thor and lecturer, who addressed knew ye not that I must be is ■ Golden Text the Montreal Women's Club. _ "Senor thy father and thy mother, my Father's house? b0. And they . - understood not the saying which " 1sT° Shall We Go.?' F' lying Horse that thy days may be long in the he apsike unto them. These are Mrs. Parker discussed dif8cul- land which Jehovah thy God giv- ties of modern home-making •eth thee.—Exodus 20:' 12.. the Orst words utteved by the Lord There was not the same feeling Jesus of which we have any record THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING in the New Testament,-It shows a of permanence and security in the HORMNTAL Answer to Previous Pumlt collectively. bey apartment or hoose separated only Y 13 It was used.in me.— by walls from is neigh ors, as horse o! en 1498 B.C.; our Lord was in the Jesus, of a divine mission, of be- -_. there', had been when homes had tt�7rthos�y D 1. � O i p 16 To pierce. temple talking with the doctors, Ing the Son of God. There is also "* here- revealed a' lite-purpose. their gardens and places for the 8It's story is in 21 Mingled• during the passover early in April,, children to play. Social-life for the Greek I T I 'T T'0 Q E N 23 Meadow. A.D. 8;' big cruci8sibn took piaceo 51. And he went down with A I N O young or old was more of a prob- 24 To possess., wy ,exactly twenty-two years later, them, and came to Nazareth; and lem in the modern home with its —g, E I D IIE 5 D' 25 Coffee pot, -Friday, April 7, A.D. 30; the epis- 'he was subject unto them:and his restricted space. Instead of young 11 Large gtsWr, p R IA!C H 27 Moral. t!e to the Epheaiana was written mother kept all these sayings in 12 Ever. A R E R O E R O 28 Spigot, 1. A.D. 64, her.h'eart. 52. And Jesus,advanc- People thinking of home as the 13 To put up an background of their social life ante, 29 To hasten. a Place.—The Decslogue was giv- ed in wisdom-and stature and in the question now •was "Where E 311'eessinY en from Mount Sinai; the scene favor with God and mea. �he par- 1:4 Neuter M -machine. ,. shall we go?" from our Lord's boyhood took ticular part of this passage which Greatest Need [a History pronoun. A 5 H E 32 Made!un of. `-place in the temple at Jerusalem; applies to our lesson is the state-. 15 False step., I 36 Measure Of :The need of real- homes fs k, the crucifixion of our Lord occur- meet found in verse 51 that Jeans - X,7>sl area. red outside of the city, probably a returned and,lived at Nazareth in greater than ever before in the 18 Toward. -�4Z Inflexible. — inspiration. - - world's history, declared'�drs. Par- 19 Black haw. ' 45 To bow. 7VERTICAL 37 Senior. ► little way toward the north; the -subjection to the discipline and leer, but it was being torn in every, 20 Last word of 47 Brilliant facet. 39 Adherent of epistle to the E heaiana odas ad- authority of Joseph and his moth- direction, as.the world was out- a prayer. 00 Paradise. 2 Sea eagle. Hinduism- dressed to the lurch at Ephesus. er. The perfect response of the aide: One of the most important 22 Funeral 51 To divide. 3 Fence door. -41.To.clear of _ the greatest city of the province Boy to the will of God meant for effects of the home should be psy- orations. - 53 Network. 4 Medial guilt. of Asia of Paul's day, on the coast him natural correspondence to or chological security, which depend- 26 To grow teeth.54 Guided. estimate. 43 Unoccupied. - • bi the Aegean Sea. Binary conditions. Even though ed not on things but on persons, X90 More recent. 55 Self-respect. S Musical note. 44 Harmonized. 1. The command-to honor our he had communion with God more and the emotional bond binding 31 To annoy. 56 Antelope. '6 Combines. 48 Genus of t parents, Ex. 2,0: 12. 12, Honor intimate, more uninterrupted, than 33 Characteristic 57 It is fabled to 7 Threads sheep. thy father and thy mother, that kis parents eller could ave had, Parents and their children to- 34 Light brown'. have sprung pushed under 48 Spring fasting _ land Jess throughout his bo hood was gether. ' thy,days may be long in the 35 To embellish, from the body the skin. season. ".'which Jehovah thy God givetb perfectly obedient to what we call .'39 By. of•--. 8 Untidier. 49 Toelet box. -thee: the Fifth Commandment. 39 Valiant man. 58 It is associated 9 To scream. 51 Mineral spring Of all human relationships that John 19: 26, 27, 26. When When The Hunted 40 To leak. with— 10 Three 52 Corded cloth. between -parents and. children is Jesus therefore saw his mouser. Chases a Hunter ' 9 110 considered the most important and the disciple standing by whom _ x and, as we shall see later,the most he loved, he saith unto his mother, • • • ! I fundamental.- Duty -to parents Woman, behold, thy son: 27. Then When wild game stalks the _stands directly next -to duty to saith he to the .disciple, Behold, hunter that's news. And in the 13 Iq 15 6 a God and before all other duties to thy mother! And,from that hour case of Albert O'Dell, of Del- other people.. . the disciple took her unto his own burne,, Alberta,'. it revealed I ' Three elements stand out: re- home. From the pulpit of his,cross rare judgment in the pinches., 17 i ` spect, obedience, affection. Jesus preaches to all ages a ser- O'Dell started out in ap- 21 However far afield society may mon on the Fifth Commandment. proved nimrod fashion. He , develop itself as it -grows-away That he spoke to his mother would did the stalking. He crept ? 3 r4 1 in itself brio infinite comfort`to stealthily' toward what a - from its base, it must continue g steal y P true to the'end of time that the her heart; but he did more than peared to be a big Canada 0 3 3 " ` family, is the ocial unit; and that that; he made provision for her. goose perched on a grain stook the principles. of social order — Eph. 6. 1-4. 1. Children, obey near,Delburne. Then th:. in- 34 3 5 ' authority in the ruler, aubord'sn- your parents in the Lord: for this tended victim had his turn, g Y for the "goose" was a skunk. ation in the governed—loos back is ri ht. 2. Honor thy father and 9 for ever to the home as their birth- mother (which is the first com- ' The,hunter backed away. place and their'nursery. mandment with promise), S. that The skunk stepped from his 3 4 The training of the years it may be well with,thee, and thou perch and followed. The tion- , r r7 + of, obedience will affect all mayest live long on the earth'. ter turned, broke into a run. 0 -the choice of subsequent years; 4. And, ye fathers, provoke not So did•the skunk. The hunter -: but beyond the period of control your children to wrath: but nor glanced backward, saw he was there must come that of individual ture them in the chastening"Tand he losing ground. In desperaand-Amtionlip whirlad._ 46. And it came to pass, after Christian religion penetrates into rels. .:!three days they round him in the every part of human ]fie. POP How Could Pop Know. NWs Ideas In Make-Up -- By J. MALAR WATT K WSK I HAD ENOUGH wl-�AT Wotx.D `+Cru trloc14EY 70 aw AN = Do wmi IT CE- +� SODAS z 4 tcepsrtsee, tial,by tits 8< I Syn. 100 , L 9 �,J7 V` -7 3- .... ...... Ira -Y % -7 ei_ -�. .r ­�, _. - ,­ ;1 . - 7� S. wile V-w 7 t"t y ate i:.!'i4Zt rig0120WO 6.25. R.26-50.GiLeon,ddings, team m in pit,d1i at bridge, Yor* 40.80. City Toronto. 30-38. 1.00 . 1 Term y Don. Bacon, cut weeds 2.50. W. and 4.80. L. E* O Ni:7 Petty. repairing truck and main- DoIna ges to Sheep' Learn to Pla .FUNEIRAL DIRECTOR A. L?6 pee !you; 1.b0 POW 'a advance tamer, 215.90. D. I. Miller, gas for .zuwcrwaoft to * Forbes Ross,0 United at&vos maintainer, 3.50. Can. Oil Co. -301. H. Middleton,1 sheep killed, 1 0.1 lamb injured,00. 3. HAWAIIAN OUITIAR, SIMNISH and OL Bribak $am in advan" 91. Sawyer-Massey Ltd. repairs, 11. GUITAR and UKELELESuaaeesoNB, W. J. Hatkor, 71� Chas. Fuller, 3 sheep killed, 2 lamb 56.-Goodrich Oil. gas, 3.00. A. W. k,!Ied, 2 sheep injured, 56.00. W. I • JOHN MUKKAR. Prog)rietor Mitchell, cement, 36.QQ- R. Ward, C. WiUson, .inspection 15.00. W C. Individual balf-boor Seasons �Niglst and Day Service salary, express repairs etc. 157.26. Willson, inspection, 5.80. Mona Kea Studios Buninesb Phones Residence Pedlar People, culvert, 28.80. Whit- Phone, TOWNSHIP COUNCIE darcmont. Markham, Unionville, 9820 --Ty Lumber Co. 18.22. Chas. Coop- Uxbridge. Stouffvillo, The Township Council met oner, gas, oil, repairs, 42.49, L. Lye, ' Tuesday afternoon for its regular repairs, 10-40. J. S. Balsdon, hard- Instrurn eats supplied on request, - monthly. meeting with all members ware, 1.7.15. To CORvince you as to the medts 4of our -­VWwill receive FREE-oh, 0 ystem Of arg Gu FREE coats lowest of Contingencie's Account. one lesson on any one of the above Relief coal were the ­biiwnth-tb�wyear. D>- families, D_R. Beaton, salary, 125, select- E.STIMATE ON YOUR ROOFING Kay rismonM Lng jurors, 20-00. A. Spears, select- IR ..64 Persons on the relief roll. irig jurors, 10. R. E. Mowbray, dit IL The hearing for, Hydro Electric 60.00.- PERMANENT NAGGING PAIN and Pickering Township vs. Carm- to, 10.00. W. Chester, sal. WRITE P NOW Whitevale THAT FRAYS .THE TEMPER ichael, is al.ated to be,heard in the Relief Dept. for SVupPbei etc.v,- Sendrides AND NERVES. IT MAY B November Courts, *t.,whitby., , W. Headley, andrafter gency T. Eaton Ltd. 9.00. A General A Council refused an offer to par- T. YOUR EY FS, Morrish, 28.74. J. Storeys inents or -these part of the Township gravel 6.00. S. area to be 5M. Ali. Michell, 1.00. M. Chap- McCORMICK-DEE RING H. TUCK, OPT. Do. pit-by the Conlon sand and Gravel roofed. ed or % man, 6.00. A. Mitchell, 5.00. va".& counca At.= DEALER Dim" Block % TWP_ -metal Co. for $2,000. ord 'The-LAp om F. 0. of Scar'boro, 17.01. Twp. of North -ftg La a sound.per. Messrs W. G. Reid and Clarence -,anent investment. V6000 Isis Silk, of Pickering and B. F. Kil. Absolutely weather. ALSO OMAW-41 01M ti �. trick, butchers of this township 4!,Iy reduess FLNURT TUD80" ANDERSON appeared before council, immediat- SOLD ON.A 25 YEAR *-A0MN=Y & REPAIM �00 sly following the dismissal of.the Voters' List- 193& Mod WROU WIWI& POdift Beef- charge brought against them, by Tax exemption.Save money by writing today. In& Frost or Loady.Fame the Township, under L. the Pedleea Manufacturers also of famous f1resten Steel Goodyear Tires Truss="J=Ws1,%1tr7 -law, when the case, and other ph -Ited Indian-Gasoline sad 011e -to aft BY Nat�ee y i C. T. Q AUTO PAJM conditions, in this connection was 'discussed. There is apparent to all fastei-6 St�d frpdijct� GICNEXAL HARVWARZ �'7 Munidpality of the Township of I � that all is not well with this by- I - Wo do Ehiffifing of all It Pickering- qeft evid� law. Apparent injustices are rank W right ent, and Council members CAAPENTERING, give ass- N is reby given that I ONT. 0EM&NTING.-A complied with Section 8 of eLUMBINQ the voters' List Act, and that A, deputation from the Rouge have posted up in I FILrily M achilifery rily office at thud side of the Dunbarton School Sec- Wan,' numbering about fifty appear- Whitevale, on the .2nd day of Nov- LAW Motor Sales �-` AOOfING ember 1 1938, the list of all persons Cockshlett Tuero--& Won to odt ad it the evening session, present entitled to vote in the 9 or Tractir You am P11W Chrysler-Plymouth we q 40 sell Brantford R00486 in a petition asking for the divio- ipality at municipal elections and fw*w. "W KID GANG is AIR 0& D"Jer Yat A ion of the present section, 1140. 3. rials,111uspift Batizraloo tha*,such Hot remains there for in- leader in a "MkWtftm ftfft fftw- into two new sections, Council in 'Aq414vv*ont6 Dora Water IM No 8 Troalor Pbwo redwee spection. a_bylair granting this ftr C0000 USED CARS Systems, 8.6&t4y division. Tbiz.,!s not likely to be And hereby call upon all vot- PWMHmff 111141106- WO .b&v* FWW GOODYEAR 14"6 swivesent we to take immediate swery Pwp000,-i nosily sup-a t3ho "finale an this troublesome proceedings - 'n- Wx:�LARID RATTEIR11111 an other Building KaterW to have any errors or omissions in DrW seave ...*wsfion, and many months are a- GENERAL BLACN8MrfH3W corrected according to law, the last "m fm 011% somay an 968011. awe, Wy to pan, and much more to be SIMBL" MOT" REPAIRS -ark Guaranteed day for appeal being the 23rd, day 4dfaL.. .. .. .. -- .. ,-.... W board an-the question before an a- , �_ __n *?Obw or a Used Noreu.bqt�, !93& Give uA a UW on. Car TT c= be Poached. At the ftonwnt, the 26 Kau" swOn T. J. PR 01UVB awls Fencess and Fort a" Weft End have in Dated at ;be Township of Pick- -toind the erection of a two-roomed - day & W�ssd _ Cociobaft Gorden _J. L&W Pbft" srbg� this 2nd of November, '60hool, sot to. exceed $16,000 in 193L polliss, Phw*b Phone 2W PrefewitiNa. f)?W toe. CODING, rartablere MIND "Donald R. Beaton. ONTARIO! Seads and'Biridges Account:..- A Hastings, operating crusher, Clerk of the said Muni-dVality. W. F. DISNEY, Gree awood 48-30- A Lee, hauling- gravel, 63.7& ftolm Plcx 2314 .41 of L. White, ditto, 64.00. Frank Bar- clay, ditto, 64.00. W Hardy, shovel Radio Service travel,.43.75. A. O'Hara,iditto, 51. Expert SO. Gen. Green, ditto, 44-50. C. THO�U BROCK rt sqrvioe. and' re- Reynolds, ditto, 11.00. Jos. Farley, to all makes. Reas. pairs sold br/ Otte, 19AD. Fred Lynn, ditto, 2.25. THEATRE __so chargas. Fred Hicks, ditto, 1.00. Joe Valen- SHALTNOT -­TXrXX11=13­Z Work f Line, ditto, 7.00. Joe Hilts,,ditto, 31. guaranteed. W C. WannoO, ditto; 24.90. Robt. A.W.MITCHELL. KILL I . FRIDAY and SATt?RDAY ARTHUR FIELD Lynn, filling on con 2, etc. 57.25. J. Pickering i Griffin, ditto, 46.40. Geo. Wilsoni NOVEMBER 4 and A Cdecaft Rado and Televisbis In. ditto, 2.00. K. Ward, operating .'".maintainer, 76.05. A. Kays, ditching Two Shows at 7 and 9 M111 tiler Oflids] Radio So. Mant Drive Carefully! con. 4. 7.00. P. Neal,. team fill on Sat. Matinee at 1.30 Aoso�i ex n. 46 Phone 5201, PICKERING 50. C. 'RM`1t, team 2. eon. 2, ^tc. 17., fill, con. 2, 13-00. G. McLean, dit- Xy Lucky Star"' 'With -:'SONJA. HENIE ::�_';RICHARD GREENR­ DAV18 JOAN �ea� �� -� an d ves te CESAR ROMERO 'e 7- BUDDY EBSEN your 6s 1\ Monday, Tuesday & We6esday ­ ,,Sell Calve at home. NOW ,MODERNIZED 14 Y 7. 8 and 9, �A -a- ' S 77- and IF -_NCVEMsER have a -time-and money. First Show at 7.01 e -.:'Last Complete Show at 8.20 We have` a buyer at the farab' "There's Always -Monday, Tuesday and U --,a Woman 7 7- Willi' Ili 11 i POOL! lay. JOAN BLON DELL MELVYN DOUGLAS PIOKERINa I=ARMS ALSO LIMITED tow e evi 3 -%z1UW_1 elm,Encn ty 000,0;;000 Par' WITH VICTOR EE THE NEW THE ; ...?AUL KELLY' BEXTRICS ROBERTS "'Refrigeraltor:, g ''.: WILLIAM KELLY �New Hoste VEGAS 7- Now on Display COAL a�� WOOD Maple Leaf Mutital Fire A.Moderate-pricod ranmca f -�IANGII giving you the same good cooking pOp . Insurance CO.' and baking results as the most ex- 44 *000f 'Spe' dial Fall Price, $239.00" Pensive am Tried and approved 1 000 ead WAWANEBA INIL CC ve rar in thousands of Canadian times. ..Now remodelled and modernised. .�L_f CW" rat" for ftm-a" D for 1-939 As Dodge r Note tbeee'features: RdIdbtan I a A T W.D.d.IF.Ri==SM Z a 1W or coal. in porcelain ensawl--offers most of tbs. WbAoom'Ingetrance on adubw 1vto'Chanceal" , ed I ith large Uats sur- 00:!ss of.the full Porcelain fin"at ;1.40 ,4"q�*k'baldtv. I � . . ' . . . wb*kaina. ad"S" MY's PLACE choice of deep or standard coal fin= FUM PORCELAIN ENAMEL FnaM KL .. Amlmobft Insurimm d A bdm248 wood. --tn a choice of bmutft onloom O"n in top has lift-up host section. ---ftwhed inside in s"ft Porcelain Wee - (Alf STAMAM F��te&" red Mole.) a r4ew tubWac.cluamd dam hand3se dW vwm er n� sad and an comfortable to gmsp. BOWMAN &ROW2 REMONdr. ONTAMID Al"* d _d was red. A 25 YEAR TZIE 'iiJ *111�OffAM Phone $01 COMER CUMUNIM R,.h .N•1C TP '. .,.-r'r .u:.4Y _ r _ 'y.aar�.�. . _Tr(:F _ fi _ _ •.,Ss. ... .. � 6 .F.;.'fr�'' .. yw.,. L"• `.. P.y.. -'�ll F ar-. _ -J� 4 �•7. y.• MONOSSON w 1 1L CLAB]d'MONT _ 1 17 a A •6 •..- Mr. and Mrs. I. Lye are moving BUSINESS COURS11=" Danbart� ; � Into a part of the Walker home. I Mica Myrtle Chester of Toronto. Farr s Elevator Mrs. Berg's mother has returned DAY-MIGHT �NOtTER• pis spending the west-end with her CORRESPONDENcouskn, Helen Thom. Claremont,' rOnt. .to her niece's home at Perth,-Ont. eo�i, eeta'ei Mrs. Jones is visiting her lough- andwC..oe�e Mr. Arthur Annie of Ottawa ar►dfor dI th. i..a Bes. Pliols 387 !(�ftiee i�►.ter; Mrs. Manderson,_at I3alaam for w Bmvie'rmret Borne�(vehes brother Eimer, are having as couple of weeks. .ar.iaa a Q.ae.t.., Individotrip through the Western Staten. The Ba tist Church gill reco° Rr.�uoe tel+ favid v P �- Ceeette ahwletel eaar.e...dWe are glad to report Mrs. Rue-.Owlorm from aw achaei., Coal, Wlsoi(, Building Supplies seize the Armistice Day at the Sun- r 8L•Totons% KL 316sell Conner coming on nickiy after »« day services neat. �l• X!•!ea her tonsil operation in thn Toronto Fence. Poultry Feeds - - •Th lath h h e ea of the tial,tast {;herrn •' Hospital. )kb7las $reef ins are meeting each Wednesday after- Birthday parties are the order of All Idlids of Grain. _ noon at._2M_.for._prayer Ne week. _ ,� the. Messrs_ Dales Thom -p --tea-fret e�-Ftie�- the meeting will be at the Home of ye8lgh�EdueatlOn I White, all having celebrated this , a ' -'Mrs. Lewis., week. = C- A- Q:verlarui ist - - In simple but rich de- 'Tho Mission Band are having an <+ '.Annual Anniversary Sale this week. We can S afternoon tea on aturctay, Nov. Very attractive offerings have been memi0 that w111 ';' 12, at 8 o'clock. A good program D c made, and a successful week en a EFFIC[EITCY FENCERS - frons; al --1--mad ed. �Y- by L 1 from rowthe to is ex ee a speaker ! ll A'3-point Rally, Whitevale, Green appeaseaee our. 17y ladies of the comm azeAInvited. .River and Claremont-*ill be held vs k will stand aut. St. Paul's Dumbarton, Sunday, S I M PL Fi-E U O N O M I C A L UereJos Friday :aight. .The Good- Ce R. TUCK { ` Nov. 6th..Sunday School at 2 p. m. I OW@Live Stock Safely with one win-iwood Young , J grain• People will Provide the N. GreW , ter Tribute8?AFFORD i IonCelat 8 on of the P. rel. Preached at this ser: Higbw man aseatsi Opt. I ion at 8 h Members of the Baptist Mission p vice, Rev. E. G. Robinson. Suer Years Use '.Circle and girls of•the congregation Aerie spent an enjoyable evening on Fri- PL "a wbuby Oat. )py��`gpe�yt - - - have 'proved their worth o0 100, 4 +day last, at the home of Mrs. G. lkknd West Disney Bldg. (opp. P. 0.) 000 farms in U.S.A. The 20tH ,+ X. Forsyth, with Mica ]::atom from 'Gsliawa. Phan 2314 WeHavePlaced Ceht�+Ry may to hold tive stock the New Canadian Mission, New guaraoteedunitsislow%% $ .). AW `Toronto as guest'speaker.' -Have you-evei noticed the folibw Asphalt Rooting in Stock ' .The Months Meeting of the inig? Glare, over reading and read_ For full particulars write is Y . S Have also received a car of FARM ELECTRIC vornen's Institute will be held on fag in obscure light, Neglect of 'Wednes"i afternoon,• November certain 'symptoms of trouble in the Hemlock Blabs,for am1>tZ9r 188 lk:ir:s, 1?lsst. Toronto. or . e -day. The meeting will be held at and sleepy feeling frons studying, 'A.W. MITCHELL .. ed by headaekes, tired 5TANUTHOWARLIE, TURNER. :1► the home of Mrs. Farr. Speaker_. 8TOtTFFVtLLB styes-and intlar ed lid-edges. Hold- .Piekeriog, Ont. i49tf Rev. P. D. Augustine, who will ins reading too close, squinting in, address the Institute va, "our Rea- - �NO the effort to see plainly, twitching 8aY' Q Tr ponsibility .towards Peace Abroad". an winking the eyes which after- L AND SVRVzyoR �7 a ansport • SPECIALS--at BeaPs Houseturs - Sbowin `°w� a habit. Remember, r 'r takings Store,' Simmon's Stream- g no habit is created without a cause. F. J. D01!l"EVAN S. A., a Be, 0 �4 "� � tined Bed Outfit, Inner Spring Mat- Week Night".13, Standard'Time There are two important methods yetwesle Cis>,emont, 3rae�lYsa tress, Reg. $?9.60 for $25•00. Two .A HoKda7s-2 9bo+n,7 and 9 p.e. of curing hslbits. Remove the cause. L, 8. On Elle as t>w teeo[ds e[ sus �w� Wyss ad Tesosft ` ianly, Sinomoa's Single Bed Matt- rLur9DAY. Nov. 3rd Create a new habit to replace `the •tea GlMon sled IrMUO ,- Sf► ��,� 'rase, Reg. $6,50 for yi.96. mess old. Those who know their limits- Klur ZooL oe6s+ra 1e '*a 1W ,y dz1vaw.are traiaW to be sweat • --Sllo+r,at 7 asci 9 oleloeit - sprig' , Bim• $10.60. fon tions may harness a habit and esteoos sod rstWlis. x(9.95 Inner 8prins 116sttsess. Bair ft Special Benedt grow fee create therefrom an asset for their . X1950 for $am. BOYS' BOND ora good. Perhaps Too knee noted. .` Hallowe'en - once again on non- THE JONES. l:,AMILY _ -tilting or the eloalnC of one �s� �� �a~ day night last, and . one of the IN a" in the endeavour to improve ATTENTIONfla><e= _ = l �oQ o�near• - --._._. .-- - __ i tmont, This is noted for the benefit itOw'nl GALL AT order Ise sassiE, lrer 4a itss� , Brack Read Cravel sYren1. Ir.aw sad ,erAssr sof nae-time residents who .watch S alta as weamw 1. to see Ithl ariwhat happened Trouble _HOOSE S. - r.L a.:., r-' 0his year. �It has to be admitted ' r. CASH a`�CARRY 87061$ - !. G 3L. t1 in scale' other years, there Lucky Draw for Motor Rug Fat a..., 6. tine C. was plenty to talk ahuuL Glad to ' '1'hsse are t� a low sr[ our P'i�t Crosland Run ' 'shear the new report. IRIDAY* SATURDAY' - prices: •..g lbs., 2&-- lith r . on Friday evening, • November NOV, ! an. b Soap Chips...:..... Caravel hash L r: Jar rubbers,`zed or-whi s k�".� Sand aid Graded L&.0%4 SMITH ,11th you are invited to the Baptist Prm�es Parsonage to hear Miss Mabee, of Two Nights Ooly ' Toronto, speak on her work among -Ki ff Toomtoes ..............8 for 25e. Abur New Canadians. She is bringing SCARFACE Coal Oil ......... Pe:. gal. lSe. Stone __ . .with her, Messrs Edmund and Can- staffing :. _ (6 or more gals. 17c-) Dal ere3 or Lorded In Pit _ pert •ez Raezrnarek, violinists, who,were - - { Jewell shortening, ... .. lb. 12m ;'prise-winners at the National Ex- PAUL MUNI. a del Dates kb, l0a ,PHONE: Plant,-Pick 1026 - . 'aubitioa,.for thein play ing. .Follow- GEOKGE RAFT Vinegar, spirits or cider ..gal. 36e. Toronto office No%%ard 6471 a to rvZCe ing the program, a social hour will ANN DVORK 'Sweet corn - ..........ten, 9e. � _ y JOHN BOURNE k BON D1XnC ROAD ;� lbs eaJoTed. _ K4REN MGRLEY Macaroni Oce --li Ibs. ........lu _ Boo:•, Fights and Obscene Comedy ae t Short Sabjects CLAREMONT, ONT. = 'R. R. `�, Piokerin��lg And Profane language. Why is so J muchof. this necessary .with she. public. donees that are carried on in MONDAY.TUESDAY, WEDN'SDAY Y7 -the country. Parents, (some . of NOVEMBER 7, 8 and 9 them). have hesitated .from time im- _ memorial, to let their children att- Bluebeard's atterq adi ­ � '� �/�/ja _ end some of_theae fanenona;�n.i - { -. when, raw and' then, ym see- the t 1 e environment they are brought into, z: you don't wonder at it..And Clare- :' : itarrina _ - mont has had its share of such de- I ; monstrations. • CLAUDE i TE COLIIc RT ` VARY COOPER The Annual Harvest Home Ser Ed. E. HORTON ~'� y wises of the United Church will be held on Sunday next. Rev. Thos. ;..• ,.SHORI SUBJECTS ; ='Wallace.of Greenbank, • will•preath _ a s �-at both services, and will be assist- - - •- � ,,. +ed in tele musical Part of the ser- TftURSDAY,FRIDAY d:SATURDAY _ NOVEMBER� l0, 11 and 12 vice by the home choir. On Tuesday _ ..evening, a Fowl Sapper will be' 41 Crone School nerved from 6 o'clock until au have been served. will fol- -starr - ng- lewed'by the presentation by the __ . -. - - TAi 1*1,14 of the con 0 4bJftftaIIW vv mm UMUK mf that well-k nowa, popular-drama, BCBBY JORDAN The � Acus the Hill". Rude :'' :HE,DEAD END KIDW' balance of 38 iriodels to us at a Special Saving. k i ;tot Teen acts, well be. given by the - P COMEDY :.SHORTS .,.. - .- . •. :.. NEED 'Economical on Batteries. ¢: The$Economy Store -Usual Price, ..$42.95 ;Saturday, Oct 29th 60. $1." Section � .... ' _ . _.,._.. . -2: B Batteries, $6.00 .«Iristie's SPecists. - . house dresses g� i Zephyr Sodas, 2 lbs. `83c. Child's celaneae dresses, 661. A i r Pack, ,:.` $3.75 Criabrown Sodes, 2 pkgs. 26c. Aprons, Organdie trimmed, 2 ' Soda Wafers, 2 pkgs. 26c. Special silk hose 80c• Prem, Sodas, plain or salted Men's chambray shirts, 2 for $1.26 - TOtal $52. 0 1 Ib. 18c. ' 2 lbs. 831. �M�n's fancy hose • pair 39c. Aseorted Credma lb M a towels, c. an pte ..$29*95 Soap Flakes a lb. '22a 'Stamped pillow cases, each 25a E .21 PrioeGolea 1 11Sother,Parker's Tea .1-2s. 26c. Kapok, lb. •"4�• .� -,On ale Lexis Raisins, 2 lbs. ,25c. Comb ds: mirror sets, chills' 10a. I _ Coarse Wheatlete, 8 lbs. � Woodbury'a facial Cream and _ Furs I exd, 1 ib. PFine owder er4oaent Stamped2l for 260. Lirnzt4ed Qua�ntit ... _.•..�� dei in a $J. E CiT1�I sileiod d a $i•N erisr,.. .. .•W.. Persoeisl Greeting f card. D0NCfqR1S7IANEL illbsa, 16 cards tar iLN lO�jlbODe 84 and 74 88 simeoe St.,&ng 11,A W A, Opole Evenings � e C. Brooks ClarelYlont A �` , = ` _ - ,. . ,6J,:'ii,}tri, if R. 4,,.,..-.-.1R. �4...•59f> t^.. „�,. ". -� -� .P, t. ,., ./•' ............44r77-1 -_ Y•- M'15�' -�5 -.� r £:}'. r; 4r }}; '^F•J•]..-" ,,.... i. ,,.... s ,w•�4F• .,.'':'w.•.''Q•'" ^'„” ,7�- r•r 'n I' +�'t - r: 7a'a.,''�a..sX't,X. fAnak. .,. `C: :r ,y'- te" v8"..;T l" -.4 ... • •f X1.1. ..-- .. ..t. ':,i'..,Kae,. R• ,t..vee s""`W-s ..... A:. � .. ..:': .., ,.. .<.... -a. ' `'� r.: .'.. r...,.. .:k...�: ,., .. ,�,,,.,� � .:.. ..i•- ... '... .. a .u. m s it a _ i. • THE WEEK'S QUESTION: What Over 20,000,000 gallons of wat-e Didn't Like the Sophs. six Danubialf-Balkan nanous of er are being drawn daily front � � Europe have, during the past wells Sor use in London. VOICE O� y, couplti'ot years, been itod more and r.• more closely into the economic or- } p THE PRESS �aade` bit of Nazi Germany? Answer: to Type al Home . s ; Hungary, Rumania, Yugoslavia. Lein By Elizabeth Eedy Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey, who rypinx In a vu+unbte have been reduciiig their purchases al Weekly axset. , VII ft• weekly Western Europe and the guys a buys a new Coruna, w world's most popular CANADrA 9 United States to buy more goods CORONA portable typewriter, in- 1 —o-� THE TABLE GROANED: We Leel ° eluding Carrying t'saq VICTIMS OF PTACE - very strongly on the subject of from Germany, in Clue Typing Instructor. Write The.trouble with modern inter- fowl suppers-Conjure up a picture: roe fou details. national agrOf eements is that they , frosty clear night wit#) November Film projectors have been pine- t/ .m t oa r writers to �r�a�stich-tel`ri - stare= the-sky;-1olly.cro.wd�com- ed in 9,400 schools in France. Canada i./a.dai Front St. F_ _ — s ing together laughing and talking; �( soma among the hapless victims ofF peace.—Stratford Beacon-Herald. mingled odors of roast, chicken -� -- —o— ;. Y and plea and coffee and'cakes rig h. Ing - -- ti:; from the churcLOOK NOh shed, then the " % A magazine editor told a ser- great moment when the ' t Z s� vice club in Ottawa that the aver- " table" is called in to sit before — age wife spends 85 cents out of a toast for the gods! Conjure up ' -:very dollar, leaving a dime and such a picture and we swoon with " a nickel for hubby. Many bus• excess of something — can you tell band's; however, claim to be still , us what! ' looking for the fifteen cents.—St. - Thomas Times-Journal James ]fell, ABOVE, and an. OUR REAL FRONTIER: Sir Al- other Toronto youth, Edward Mil- fired Morine, K.C., former'blinieter s� PLOWING MATCHES ton, have given up their studies of Justice in the Newfoundland Probably none Vitt the country at the Ontario Agricultural Col- Government, told an audience in >. boy or girl would call plowing a lege and returned home because' Toronto last week that Canada's y s sport, but there are thousands in of the 'hazing which they said first line of defence against air 0 this banner. province of Ontario they and other freshmen were invasion is Newfoundland. Should r :• who consider it one of the finest,. forced to undergo: Both lads al- a German or Italian navy escape to and discover in it a thrill Trot to leged that their health had been sea and capture Newfoundland, the a► be found in any other competi- impaired by the hazing. island would be provided with. a Lion.—Guelph Mercury. base from which planes could con- ' trol the St. Lawrence,Halifax, Can• DEADLY, CROSSINGS ada's export and import trade — Level crossings are taking a Says Dutchman perfect headquarters for bombing terrible toll of lives and the peo- Invented Golf Montreal and cities further.inland, — pie are beginning to ask where he said In conclusion he advocated z,; Grand •Champion Itusse0 + a • Bare,of Nanticolde.Ontario, a and when it is going to.atop. The doing something concrete to pro- ' uses Firestone Ground Grip abolition of, grade crossings is the Scotland is doe for a. severe tock ourgelres'against any such ev- Tires 4. only positive cure of the evil. shock when they learn over there enttrality. z Gates, bells, 'wig-wags and other. that the grand and bonnie game of devices may be considered mere golf is not Scotch at all, but Dutch. GUN CONTRACT: The Bran'. Gua makeshifts of s temporary char- The discovery has Just been made, Probe has caused more than a mild e sgeter.—Chatham News. strangely enough, by .a group of Harry in Canadian political circles. Firestone/ins again .,at \ Harvard Professors of Government. Wondering what it was all about, POWER ' Conducting a research into inter- we were grateful when the Ottawa FARM BUYINGnal pointed out in black and !t is obvious to any It national law, they turned to the Jour person that even the present life of Hugo Grotius, or Hulg van white just what itis that the Royal :+ th eInte mat o n a 1 Plowin.g standard of living cannot be Groot. as be was known in his own Commission investigating the case , col3irtry, the great Renaissance au was appointed to discover. Five some rued in rural Canada � thorn on' jurisprudence. is one points: 1. Is the Brea gun contract Match some readjustment is not made to y establish parity and equalize the volume, found an engraving a g contract from the stand- ower o soca ant�rn= tat_of the national treasury and • . buying p youth, showing him holding a golf the national iateres gain , a +. dnstrial groins. A pre-war rev- club quite similar to.those now,In 'cessary to place this contract with- Tires taus proved tLem,�lve• as onus will not sustain the faros the greatest tires ever built for family when they buy on a mar- �• As.Grotius' was bora in 1583 out tenders with the John Inglis the game mast have been. well Company? 3, Did the British Gov- traction. At tba' international « ket that has been forced skyward established in Holland by the time ernment insist on the Canadian plowing Match bold' at Minesing. sby debt, ever growing taxation, he reached manbood. . Government working with Major Ontario, from October Iltb to Increasing wage scales, extrava- Further research revealed that Hahn of the John Inglis Company! 14th. and attended bt 135,000 ' gance and waste.—Farmer's Ad- Eolf was played on the ice in the 4, Were the fine tial'operations o! people, Firestone-equipped tragi- �G wocate. Netherlands as early as 1600. Boles the Inglis Company in line with the ten wen, 1 7 —� were chipped to the frozen surface Government, policy in connection ''The EMPIRE 8 First Awards of the Inland waterways which'', with,contracts for national arms- - Including Grand must have presented, a smooth !f meat! 5, Did the Minister of Na. ` MAKE 1T THREE-SIDED chilly surface. ' - - - tional.Defence present the facts of o the In a world that has suffered a Sailors Introduced It the gun .contract to'tile-Ho►lse of Championship h good deal from the operatign of The game at a is believed to have ' Commons•accurately and complete• famous FiWh restlona� Grow d tribute t Grip _ tree policy of self-sut8ciency much been introduced Pato ^•otland by ly! is hoped from the proposed trade two Scottish sailors who learned it The purpose of the contract was tread—seieatifieally designed deep ! agreement between Britain, Can- while their boat was frozen in ostensibly to provide a weapon of bars of toughest rubber, triple- —4— hda, and the United States, which, Dutch waters. It.!S said on,strict- national armament at a reasonable, aaebored, tripirbraeed and self- -now that America is recovering ly unreliable sathority that their son-proflieerla6 cost in the Quick- cleaning. Firestone her spending pcwer, promises bet- families have been using the same est possible time. r nearest hew Dov how you can adapt these ! ter things for British exporters. ball ever atace: tires for for year present equipment. But it will need more than an An Specify Firestone Ground Grip glo-American trade agreement 'to After having made more than CHEST COLDS Tires when buying new farm ma- -. recompense Britain for markets 350 parachute descents, James . lost 'elsewhere, .and there is a Williams. described as the world's tbinery. Ground Grip Tires are strong case to be developed for a champion parachutist, jumped _ ' also made for cars--and truck+ g=Qin fTM Put a sat on your rear wheels fol :better distribution of trade be- from the height of 3,300 feet and TktdrDIS usl safe winter driving. , tween the Mother Country and the fell like a stone to his death, at Rub soothing. warming Mustetok TRACTORS .Dominions.—Glasgow Herald. an aviation meet in Lonele Sauin- well into your cheat and thrust' Made for CARS • TRUCKS Musterole is NOT just a salve.It's ier, France. a .. -irrtlhe!" containin old-fashioned cold remedies. oil , The "Perfect" Onion 'The crown of the tree which mustard,and atter valuable ingred!- _ is our homeland kas been cut off, emte,m a clean white ointment. The United States Bureau of ne but the roots of-the natresults ion stand —better bre al's why Chge old-fashioned such us- — - Plant Industry has developed the fast in the soil" tard plaster. Musterole pe netTatesr —Eduard Benes. u]a _ "'perfect" onion. stimulates,warms and soothes,help- G - :. Henry A. Jones, bureau. plant ful in quickly relieving local congas- breeded, developed the onion tion and pain.Used by millions ibr80 ton ";from the. Australian brown onion, yenta Recommended by many dos tors and nurses. Made in Canada.in 'which grows in California. After three strengths: ge�tTlar Strength. _ painstakingly inbreeding the Aus- REMEMBER • a 0 e Children's(mild),and Extra Strong. Jones produced an All druggists,4N each. - tralian Brown, to get,pour copy t y , orflon that had long-sought per- of this weeks feet" .characteristics; a tendency riot to sprout in storage, a slight= Toronto S t a r TIR ly flattened globe shape; a lemon Week p while in ...r r GR OUND yellow color, and a covering' of to". 1 M . rug,,,,, several layers of uniformly buck. sEn`"�"';..���•«. "•`'srE„ skin brown scales: _ . 1Q•. Fr-131k Baum - - - 'WONDERLAND OF OZ - _ 5 V •+ -���• �-- - � Ort . / •' ,.. �-�" �' � - • • Y- J` "d)•3},Riutr i laic, 3b•A ILL # * Dorothy thanked her good friend The Wonderful Wizard of Ua was Next morning atter breakfast dei r - T,ater Ot1ma called Dgrothy and then she :_, .the IIrat person she aaRed to join erythtng was ready for their depart- good friend t have marked outa plan Ot a' and '1d•aed her grateful the party for ["orothy felt that his ore. There war the an open wagon with the trip that you and yo aunt and raft to tell ght •the joyful news to Uncle maple the j urney7 ozma h dcome itold her t-1t1 three waSon wasrdrawn by theefamous' yr geery and Arent' Ent• They were Wooden Sxw-Horse which Vama had uncle win take. Everything will Its both excited and pleased at the pros• to take ().by Amby, who was the :_.ready •tor you to start tomorrow act ex item[ more se this delight- Cr+ntnin general of her army. once brought to lite with a ma81e Powder. �rrorntns. Take oe your time, dear, and cul. land el which they now laced. "'Ornhy Amby had beet) a'private ol- In the (cont the soot u! the, wa on eat lie goad asT6ng as you wUh. 8y the ,,.�*mels Henry and Aunt Em agent the dier, the only private in the + rmy, pop's A°red Lm satsonthe n-UncxtEreat ; - t e Yost rettlrtl I shall have found '',brit ae there never w,)a any fl+•M1nR _ 'pad the captain General or the�,r- q mem oecuDatton for your Uncle '•real of the dal in D*eparinR for the ,to do minis qny no neeri of s) prl- in the back. Both Toto and EII- enry and Aunt I0m that will keep journey, while Doroth arranged for vats, en ahs mNAo him the hiahr.t lima were also with the party. Dorothy em from heing restless sad 4116- the other Or people who were to nc- otAaer of them all. satisfied. i r company them. - ro :. §e- S c ri .. :. 7, • ,* New Type Stove Found Norse Re_ics HA.vE Is One-Burner Classified Advertisin Y 0 .0 �..�' Highly Popular l Foreign Lands, It Is Now Ready for , AGENTS WANTED UPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE Q Canaekn Ute. �, "$ c `, AGENTS! PIG PROFIT SELLING H E/�i LYONS TRADE-1N DEPT. r Californla.Flower Sachet. Wonder- At Seller, Sample 10 cts. H. Tin- n$C $t., Toronto At last, engineers have perfect- ney, Havelock, Ontario. 478 Yo T ed a one-burner portable stove Drastic reductions in our Trade-In• ` ' most of the advantages of s Ueparcmenc. ' Every article in the g a g �' WORLD'S I.AR(;EST PUBLISHINGclear- withe . ., acw•e marked down for quick Try this on your wife. Our bet larger ones. Lt 1s the only one- company can use full or part-time ance. We must have flour apace re- ry;•t _ _----_-.__ -__ _ _ _ _ __ e to to__a lc _ d-ers for-_.Plcior--- ttrdless of-cost.• Svery-piece-is re---- a c. n- nl it or '- —is; however she wII1 like a urea• Tiurner s 0- vlth SO many dta- lal Review, Good Housekeeping and conditioned, guaranteed absolutely, y' Cosmopolltan, which are ,lust a few. clean and auld'under a definite Mon- ept better: Mr. Timson came home ti2letive advantages. Ryy r Highest commissions paid! For ey,back guarantee of satisfaction. __ ..._pne evening to find his wife vis- This new'stove lights instantly, , ' complete list and Information 79 \Valnut bedroom suite dresser, -- ibl di ar write: D• E. Wilson, 831 Bu Street. r e oronto. and brand new mattress. Perfect. Wife—"Doyou realize, John, stant�gas from gasoline" principle. _ $69 Beautirul large suite in walnut k Heat. can he easily regulated, to a, l AGENTS—SEI.I. MEN'S ALCKTIES. finish. Dresser, vanity, bed, that you have forgotten that this 3r g ?�' 140!" profit. We carry largest as- chiffonier, spring and new mattress- Is my anniversary?" high, medium Or low. A safety sortment. Lowest prices. Orders $65 Modern suite with venetian Husband—"Of course, I've for- shut-off valve keeps fuel from A idled by return mall. Samples'tree. mirrors, dresser, chiffonier, Ontario Neckwear Company, Dept. vanity, bed, spring, new mattress. ; ,. gotten: There really isn't anything spilling and eliminates the need sae Toronto. about you to remind me that of repumping every time the stove $55 Modern chiffonier.vanity bed is lighted. CHRISTMAS CARDS spring and mattress. Like new. you re a day older than you were g $39 Smart suite In rich•walnut t • year ago—or' even ten yearn PERSUN.IL CHRISTMAS CARDS finish, dresser, chiffonier, van- even James E. lidd, Fort Willis made from your favourite nega- ity and bed, William, Lives. 3 for 25c; 12 for 75c. Envel- $21.50 Beautiful dresser, full size y is Credited with having dug up open to match included. Establish- bed, spring and new felt n ed over 25 years. Brightling Stu- mattress. Time flies when you can. _ _ —=. near Beardmore, a Ontario, ', _ 2 •95 UP. Large assortment ares- Alo, 9 Richmond Street East, Tor- ` rider how recently you-bought fragments' Of 6 sword, axe drid onto. sera• vanities, chiffonlers the children's shoes which and beds in walnut and enamel Sn- Y shield belonging to a Viking war- FUR If ItF.EDIN(: STOCK ishes. - y '-rior of the 11th Century. Oak dining room suite, buffet, sow need new half solea. •� FUit MINK, SILVER FOXES AND extension table and 6 leather But it goes on crutches if you Blue Foxe. of high upholstered chairs in real leather. think how long it takes to get stock reaaonabl g grade breeding Beautiful oak suite, buffet, w I y priced. write L t. •5 china cabinet, extension table back that $10 you lent with Jones, 58 Arthur Avenue, St. . mas, Ontario and 6 leather upholstered chairs. the promise that it would be - - English oak suite, buffet, ex-' Tho 5 The 9 tension table. china cabinet .repaid next week. HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL and 6 leather upholstered chairs. BOOK SHELF ANDREWS' IIAIRDRESSINQ ACA- Perfect. " �C Large suite in rich two tone Angry Father—"I don't know' dewy Course reduced one third. to 7 walnut finish. ' Buffet, china tltrhat to do about our telling n- By ELIZABETH EEDY first six students enrolling to com- y g t1 cabinet, extension table and 6 ]eath- truths. When h was your age I An automatic tip cleaning plete Fall Class. Free Catalogue. er seat chairs. Ii g needle is built in. The "life-time" _961 Bloor Street. Toronto. Q Solid tralnut sulle: Buffet,, never told a lie. $79 china cabinet, extenalon table a' Little Son—"How old were you burner is wind-proof, silent and SCIENCE FOR THE CITIZEN )IF.DI AL and 6 leather upholstered'chairs. g HIGH BLI)01) PRESSURE—\VR1TE Large walnut suite. Buffet, ' •.when you started, please, dad"' operates without throtwin off fuel By Lancelot Hogben china cabinet, extension table odor. It is the same type of bur.- for free booklet and full particu- lars regarding our amazingly and r, leather sent chairs. ranges. On expensive large, arge Instant ht inganewnb book,celot HSc"Science For greed Products, Dept. F. Sasltatoon, i The teacher was living the p gas „ g cessful hyblood treatment. Ped(- $124 Beautiful' large walnut suite.ner t, • ran s. An extra lar 'g Fduffet, china cabinet, Pxten- youngsters a mental drill. „ Sask. elan table and•6 chairs with uDhol- generator is easy to clean and re- itizen, the vast field of science sicced barks and .aprine "eat" in - Teacher — Now, Bobby, lace. A triple nickel-plated brass and what it means to man is ar= , blue mohair. Cost new $150. Com- tell me which month has 28 P P p OPPORTUNITIES pletPly,reflnithed like new• days in it" fount is rust-proof, tested for 200 ranged into a dynamic pattern ('heeteMeld "uiM. 3 Deere+, �, M YOUNG MEN AND WOYF:N a.5O Bobby— (.(rho had forgot- lbs. Pressure and is unusually that should be wholly understand- HERE 1S AN OPPORTUNITY TO upholstered In brown .ma Y hair, reversible Marshall 'spring ten, after a moment had the safe. able t0 almost everyone. become a stenographer In ten weeks rurhlon", ., Lights Instantly Mr. Hogben is, as you know at home. System written In Eng- _ answer.)— They all haver y g y ]fah makes it possible.- Free les- L jRt red in rani hard-wenrin a While this stove, known as-the the peppery, learned and prolific son—write Car n_. g rapp, rust shade with fleurPd revers- e mean this? CRIeman - Ih1p Marshall spring cushions. Solicitor' you present the used and proved efficient in for- Million, that most popular of all (fus1P RLF:Sv TOILF`t:4 Smart 3 plere suite in fi ured y eign lands, it is manufactured by literary numbers games. "Science $29 velour, revpr-lble 'Inr+hall � ', bill to our client. _ ppri�nq rue tong. Pr Pr eon ton. Collector—"Yes." a Canadian — _ encea in your village or farm home CAK F.eautiful che"terfipld• bed ,. mss Lamp sad Stove Company. his "primers for the age of plea- without 'water euDDly or sewers. R111tP:three pIPPC", uphn]"trred Solicitor — And what did he „ Write for free Information on our In hrown mohair, enmplete with new t �y9„ They released it. for foreigners ty A is far and away the most r modern, self-emptying, oaourless.our felt mattress and thoroughly clean before told me to before Canadians in order to teat valuable as well as the moat later- Toilets from 840,00 up and leave Pd. •i1 . g0 behind for ever the dread outhouse �e� Three-piece -"ultf -uphalstored to the devil. out and improve its construction. 'eating geography of science that with Its flies, cold and unhealthy $24 In brown novelty rrpp with. Solicitor—"And what di3 you Housewives, campers, doctors, has come tltis way in a long time. discomforts. Kaustine Engineering (icurod revei!•ihle Mar.hall spring J y But Mr. Hogben not of Illum- Company. 164 Portland Street, To. ruablona, j 14' .'do?" restaurant operators, *lumber, g y ronco, Ont. WAverley 8985. !14 Lnrge 3 rbcs multr, upholster- Collector—"l eame to see you." garagemen and all others who inates a huge field; he accomp• - •P rd In Rnclleh tnpritrv, Ml ir- have .need of a one-burner stove Iishes, his main,purpose, which Is PATENT% shall '-nrink cushion", Thoroughly. • cleaned. As old German was on the will And -the Speed-Master avail- to urge you to see that science AN OFFER TO EVERY IiNVF:NTUR )arze naporimprt of On:le rhpnter- ~ ='tiiritaesa stand. "Aad now, sir, able in the stores of all Coleman has got far enough to offer an List tloo Bent tree,The and C(dogar fields and cheMorfleld r,airs In a "describe to the dealers. a of lent now—if science is p• y,Registered, Patent AttorneN, ly rl vnrlpty nt'Pover.• i thnrru¢h- jury just box. age plenty an ly cleaned and rerondl'tloned, priced " used for the citizen, not against -73 Bank at, Ottawa, Cnn• from $4.93 up. -the stairs ran in that pease, _ Kitchen ,ahiriefs. lw9.a • • him. PERSONAL .-4-Wt brenkfn"t pvitr= ll1. 5 w_' r requested, the lawyer. , Fps Parle S "SciMaee for the Citizen" - - Inc mnebinea (Slnxersv, sl=%oi "_SOI Y • The old man scratched pia able•. ie:.A.Zt Flrtrs_�--z:-a--:.tt,�.-tte: . • Toronto: Thos. Nelson do Sone, QUIT TOBACCO, SNUFF, n�slr.vT _ --iII:V WITH ro!tFt11F,:N(%-I t head for a manatee "Yon wantteexperretve-ly (Tuaranteed. Advice, All merchandise. "ofd with a P-1- Receive to know how the stain run?" Praise -91-Wellington St. Vit. . . . $3.75. fear. flax t. FVinnlpeg. live mon,l- hark aunrnntep of sntls-• "Yes, if you please, how tartinn. All piece" rarofull,r Parked' " Arbitration of international com- I'Hu'rOGi4A1•NY for -are ahlrment.on roeelpt of mon- the stairs run. DE1,KtAIIIING AND PRINTING ey order. 1Vrite for'frep Illu-trnted mercial -fishing problems as exem -:After only five da s' ractice rnralocue ".hnwlnc hundred.-nNother ` "Nell, ver 1 am oopstaire y y P • pilfied by the United States and Sub-Lieutenant A. N. Young re- ]BEAUTIFUL ENLARGEMENT FREE mmnxincr vhlup" in new rind recon- dey run down, .and van 1 am —R911 Developed'atrl�dd eight perfect ditinnpd furniture and 1t=2 of free downstairs der run *op." Canada provide a fitting ezaihple mained in,the air for 15% hours rents 25c, Satisfaction guaranteed. gifts with purchase". ' for settlement of 1 • pressing world near Shrewsbury, breaking the all order Photo Service, Box nos, ,. Peterborough. Ont. LYONS TRADE-IN DEPT. A salesman •was dismissed' be- Problems. Canadian Fisheriea..'lfin- English single-seater gliding tee- - - lster Alichaud said at.Boston Iast ord. t4l f1.T•ME111NANTS 47S YOngO St., Toronto T ' cause of a lack of courtesy to cur- week. Comers. A month later the Saes - 1 FREE! "QUILTINQ BATT" 73-90 W'F:R/<1.\' \f'.Wo,1APT:R Manager spotted him. walking Michaud was. atteaidiag,the annu- inches.. With six pounds. Washfast' OPPORTUNITY Oil meeting of the North-Atlantic POULTRY RAISER remnants! Prints, Broadcloth", ' about in a police uniforiil. Silks. Flannelettes "Collect" $1.25 WELL ESTA'BLT5HED W l'.EKLY , Council of Fisheries Investigation , "i see you've .joined the force, CONQUERS "ROUP" Guarantees. SamDlea--Sc. Royal new"raper for "ale to f cawing cum- * and the Boston-sponsored' National Textiles. \\'Ll Outremont, Mont- munity includlna healthy and ex- zones, said the Sales Manager, Fish Convention. Praises Minard's Liniment.Aa real' pnndinir ,lob business. Pox 42. 324 "Yea," replied lopes. "This.is St. Clements Ave.. Toronto. the job I've -been looking for all Conservation`MFasures �'•' r Remedy for Roup or -- Canada feels "that 8ronehial Fin great strides my'life. -OnAhis job the customer h Read In- this letter from G. 1fin�htie, STA`lNIF:RINf)(•ORRE('TED HELP. When A. Garking ran his auto- „ have been made in our coordina• �a chocked aonD ie - ful booklet ieivinir full information. mobile into a dee culvert near , -'is always. wrong. ),a- G Write today. W. Dennison.. 150 P tion and co-operation with United• inial Flu) when it broke ouc among Lis Carlton Street, Torontn. ; States agencies in. the•settlement r•uas pea.• "After urine ocher nemedi•s Edenburg, South Africa, a pass- �r Mad kinvGbWiine DO trolls whatever," writes Tlt•44'1.111t MAGNETO AND enger train stopped and ' the' �. 8S$Cl1$17 i\BtlOIl8l of fishing problems," Michaud said. qtr. Hiavielle, 'I triad I[inaed's Liniment, g pp Dr. W. A.Found. Deputy Minister ave to six drops on the tongue rnd some• GENMRATOR RF•I-AIRS =t; of Fisheries for Canada and Cana- times more, depending on the birds. I am brakeman alighted to ask if the _Railways Revenues pa[Atte that le helped me out a lot^ SEND US Yilt1R TFlAt'Tntt AtAG QE- crew could help, but Gar'king was �. than representative -on-the North• Y ard's Liniment is a tried and proien to and Generator Repairs. We save 'k' Atlantic Council onFisherieslaves- 'ems'for sprains, burns, bruises and skin you rnonp3•• Allanson Armature too surprised to accept. The, gross revenues of the all- siiseeace, as wen as for Bronchial end 3f.,anrr., 5:,i Pay St., Toronto. ad Inclusive.'Canadian National Rail- tlgation, lauded the council's work. Rheumatic trouble, For sale by all "On the Pacific 'Coast our con- 1d*usarata 87 mays System for the week ending servation measures have been re- p "3 Oct. 14, 1338, were ..:.$4,285,704 a onsible. for a.marked increase in •• e r .;: , as compared with.'........ 4,013,150 vital commercial catches," be said. We have placed a seasonal limit t . • • , • r for the corresponding, A �r period of 1937, an in- on haddock, and now after a few crease of $ 272,5x4 years that limit is taken in a short ;,...,....._ time. 01 Air- Tryr BIG BEN ` ��22 w „y6a =a and convince 0 4C ourself- ®h y: 1 0 y m. Mom lets me it'sa SWC@t@11 m s�1 Don't take chances with unidentified fuels.Follow Better chew l m y , the example of over 100,000 Canadian homeowners _ who have changed to better heating. Buts !blue'coal' for. the finest roost trouble-ime heating you've ever enjoyed. i W1tlt Order from your nearest 'blue coal' dealer today. Ask BEENIYE him also about the `blue coal' Heat Regulator wh31c ` provides automatic heat with .your present equipment. 39 Sy A fie TRY IT t 1 OW 161ne t g t OR D r - :Tae. is "The Shadow" eveq Sat.,,7 p.m., Ci ...Toroato, or Issue 45---38 6.30 p.m v CBO, Ottawa. wr ( , p„. 11111pal1141% 1111111111,11 3P. sa t ; `-e+c-apa.�"Cr•-• ry» tea•: .rww�ray•?t-7:c: •° +r.,:r, .r�•• .,., j,,. y;. ,.c:�;-a--; ,.7>gM'*w�c.;",'G',. _.e. '�,:'r e�`''3.�• «�i ,4. ,..,.t' �F.•xrt.fir..:....:tea +s. �x•'??i�w:"` ::�'.`'�Ts'tct'�, • 'v ..r , > .. .. ..... - ;'Trsr �»'^:t:- ... —...'or <'»ar• :�. '..^.• - r :+u. a�r•.-- v w~,y t' ar--'ae. rr^;�'�wr y.. ., "� .a,,.-..-,F o-. ..., ter- ,"S• ,? ., ,. +•R..E..' '§ ;,'•x .'-^ ..,.' - ' : �l� ..'.�^'-+*a•' ` *'°`"",�''�'"�% �. ... ..,• ,,;n•'k ws r�^ti� `•- '.� ir-.- •vr:r .Z. r '-?i .a hx •xs' ..'..,:a. - •...., .f?_5`+..6i�T'.,,..r .J. -..�,.�i •..: - �-. _ - .� F.- :,nr!.- ,, .`r: - '.%'' rc. ..•'vvR �''�" s'mP°. 'Sti• -.” - S _ ..::......til.,:.,. . .r'7,,..•,- .•,•M�r -}.-a.- ..,,.s - 9y�4ds• .,.. ;. �^ •..rT'., ' ? .5 ... w -. .'¢w' .r.. ••+,' �" .•am p, .:.� ' ,. ,. .., .:w.,. • .�. v.: •,v,' .. r. ,:..,;.,. e':s,< S's,F .r,., l�. r.. .- ,S. _'..'•.§y,. •y._'y S4 �'?, -,lir. Dan McGuire, of the West, ®Kd Mrs. F. Holland. Roll Bali- ©�L Is visiting his parents. Mr. and , Callin*g' m sirs. Wm. McGuire, here. i ]iemory''Gems. Alfons Blanch '�.-A group of the xaembera of A very serious motor accident tookbe the guests and w�1 g - G Y. P. U4 of the United Church place early on Sunday morning, when:' p 69"9. Caaze and enjoy the roc- - . attended a sally at Orono.on Sun- Mr, James Thorpe, aged 26, of.R.obmg jai half-hour. Note the'change of of the Devn- Ave., York township, was instantly usual day on account of the Gra- 66 r•. . • '' ilE►y and took charge killed The car contained six occupants vention in Toronto. tonal part`of the service. who•were returning home from cele-I Under the auspices of the United Lg to IT,Association of beating Mr. Thorpe'a birthday at'a -The Woman's ttage at FrenchmansBay. . When, Sunday School, the Runneymede �I the United Church will meet on co rounding a curve opposite the Rose-1. United Dramatic Society are pres- Tuesday afternoon,. November 8th, bank sideroad the car skidded in a "For He Had - al their drama, at 8 o'clock at .the home of Mrs, circle .and r turning a somersault Great possessions", in the Sunday four times landed a ainst a fence - O 08 a Spec! Showing o --� - Falza�ae� Ann' an al Bh n.a f r ft13e meRribers of the United after bouncaut ofga ditch. Five' School room on Friday, November People's Union, will other members of the party were in- lith; at 8 o'clocki Dorothy Clark IP m�p - Cbtsrch Young jured as they were hurled through the Wilson is the author and is .well 11 ' "'PIT }sold their regular meeting'ou' Wed' of the car and landed in a field.� known for her reli 'our dramas TTAILORS roof kno b'► _ a y evening, ove , ey'were o. a eson, o o Admission •a cents. i . „ the Christian Fellowship Con;* Park Ave.; Helen Fraser, Forest Hill The first meeting of the season �FAL,J„s and WINTER ::err in charge. . Rd.; 'Eunice Whalen; Taunton Rd.; of the Whitevale Brot%whood will t --St. George's Church, Sunday, Irene Wallace, Waverly Rd. Part of a girl's clothing was left hanging on the. be held in the United Church here, #"z November 6th. Sunday School and to of a tree which had ripped off in on Tuesday, November 8th, at 8 P. - �v oolen ' and StyleB - ' B:-ble Class at 10 a. m. Morning her Sight through the.air. The injured in, Mr. W. H. Moore, . M. P. will 1 -•,•,prayer and Scenics at 'll s. m. were taken to Toronto East General address the men on "An 'Economic In SQITINGS•. and OVERCOATINGS -4 Preacher, Rev. E. G. Robinson, Ev- Hospital, Subject". The officers for the , ing Prayer at 4 P. m. Preacher, -----+-..._- ,. _-Mr, G. IL Kingston- CHERRYWOOD com- ing year will be elected. All men by are cordially invited' to attend. ' =- e Autumn Tharsskoffering Fu an hilarity was he order laeetir�g of the Mission, Band of the Mrs. Woriin is visitis with n d s tr. C. �. `Rafelman g g of the Hallowe'en Party held in United Church, will be held in the Mr. and 'Mrs. Jas. Crowther. Sunda School room on Monde ev- A "ghost paid its official visit the hail under the auspices of the Tip ?op Tailors Special RepreEentative Sunday y Women's Institute. In the Amateur *- s ening, Nov. 7th, at 8 o'clock. Slides to many hoornes in our neighbor- ons , Prizes for Pisisoforte Ins- �E Mission Band goes Round the hood last Monday night. on `r Cet World" will be shown and a short Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hollinger trumental was captured by Miss -OCT, u' program by the members will be and Mr. and Mrs.. Wm. Hollinger Gertrude Poynter. Vocal Solo, by SAY, OV 1 04 I I�7 +►r Sivan, spent the week-end at Arthur. Gordon Greig and Recitation, by ,r Miss Ruby Booth. Best Dressed T,� ` • Hallowe'en passed off lightly Mr. C. E. Potts delivered an ins- Be SQ to CCffie In sad @@t uim !herewith the Younger children I Lady, Mrs. Chas. Hilts,, as a "Dear piring address on "Temperance" to Old Lady". Gentlemen - Gordon rt •mmaking their « `•shell out rounds the Sunday School on Suncay'morn Thomson, as a "Cowboy". Girls- :-Those who appreciate rich Quality fabriela, Will be ' early in the evening, but later on ing. a "bunch of hoodlums" carried out Mrs. John ntertained all Catharine Hornshav<', as "Orange Pettyy g' intrisned by the infinite variety 02 Tip 7 op their usual practice of visiting the the young people of the community and Black". Boys-4eith Johnson. Games were enjoyed: Refreshments Suitings_and Overcoatin s shown b school grounds and removed -some at a Hallowe'en Party on Monday _ _ g y -of the moveable property to the night. included ;hose glorious apples, - front of a local store. The school . Mrs. Wesley Burk, 'enteitained Grandma used to make. ., their representative board were obliged to hire help to her sister, Mrs. Palmer, of North -r c ,. •r titin yo-or wma -be _ make an adjustment and the par- Bay Iasi week, also Mr. and Mrs. milli t its linu t—ber (if yeaTe, t'einlr 5 rir.¢err+ »I r r ;.A stirs of those boys are paying a Chas. Gray, of Toronto_on Sunday. !T►,r si t u N 1 rt r.m 1.r'r of en th no 'pretty account for same on their The W. A. will have their regul• 1% tip ►v"rr►u,•n tri m this itseal. •"- --'-next--#apt-bill. It -may be-alright 0 ar_meeting in the church or Thurs- itv 1 aa 'of- fo the wilt's of!save that kind of fun, eo long as day afternoon, Nov. loth. Mrs. W. Nrtrih,-,uOt.tra i •.-„, d on theirR �INT�� _.+you are willing to pay fol it- J. Petty is Convener of the group r.tnrr, ti+•y Pzv#-et it)have a itond jJUY YOUR ..... %Aboui -two hundred o fere few, thi ,,ti t, v ,, .from this community enjoyed the -Temperance. RUBBRS NOW Citrus at the Maple Leaf Gardena The Anniversary services of the Cit in Toronto on Friday. night last. Cherrywood United Church will be W. A. Cormack r the guests of a kindly, good-nat- held on Sunday, November 13th, at Co - $t BUNTING'S a tired group of men we are all ac- 2.30 P. m., when Rev. Howie, of gaainted with: Messrs W. H. Moore Dunbarton will be the minister, iFLOR IST ;Men's 6-eye Rubber, M. P,, Norman Irwin Harry Arn- and the choir of .Pickering United .FLORIST -"� - . old, E. L. Ruddy, Robt. Ruddy, CoL Church will render special music. l OCsi �•811ek1e Overshoe, $2.50 ., Marshall-and :Forbes Roar. 11 the At 7.30 P. m. Rev. Dix, of .Wash- Floral Designs_ for el - Q (+ youngsters neglected to thank them ington United Church wilt conduct casions i•g Knee Rubber Boots, $1.89 « ' (we don't believe they did), they the service and the Cherrywood feel that way abc�t -it an9wa: cher will snip, On '^,P•avy even- Funeral Tributes a SpOcislty « _Felt & Rubber Boots, $2.50 ' 'A group of local cars sad tivcks ii,g Rev. Hunnisett 3r,d hob orches- __ t offered their services- for transpor- tra of Fred' Victor Mi48ton will ('tit FloitErF & Potted-Plante y ',ell First Quality Rubbers, made by �1Ler RIIbbar �_ K tstion, Tlsanka'arid appreciation go -provide the W - n` _ a es W ver -- Free D busty In Pickenug, satri r to them also. They had a good WSITEV�ALE 124 BroKk St.. W., `OVHITBY Co t rho lowest price e e saw. , le. �p► ti --we, in the country, 'hear from Phony 314 _ 7tf i` red T. BU n ti U g, Pickering -X- : ttme to timet that our cousins get Rev. J. D. and Mrs. Parks visited he foriner's mother this,week. C tlassifled. Advertisemeaa . Fstebliut ed 1657 _ ... Es lot w( fun. in reading some of Miss Gerrard is. confined to the - :. the "personals" that appear in the - CI r'1 - ,rural newspapers. Something about how with a severe cold and in un' FOR SALE - two registered Fear` SPE ALS Mr. and Mrs. So-and-bo spending s der the doctor's care lin Cotswold tame. Norman Bur- l •: _ -A - - ► Mr. W. Beaton K.-C.-:-ofto,-Toron week-end with somebody else, and _ton-Clirexnoiit--- - _ �4 so on. If the receive as big a and family, visited• Mr. D. R. Bea- -. y g ton on Sunday. FOR SALE - White Jersey Pull- $reakfast Bacon, 25C• a lb• r !"kick" out of that as we did, when ets• J. T. Beckett, phone, Mark 6421 George amng in one of the Mrs. GHamlin is -spending _ reading last week - : a.holiday with her brother at Mil- WANTED TO BUY - a uantit Mo]ced Steak, 12c a lb �! Toronto vaper+3 an account of a g- y • • "conning-out party", . everyone will ton. of sweet clover seed, good quality. be satisfied. That part v6'hich told We extend a welcome to Mr, and 'Thomas D. Luke, R. R. 1, Locust ' Pork Liver, Y12C. a lb• Mrs. Keays and son, who have ren- Hill Ont. ria the debutante wal.ced around all ,. ` 2Q• alb. evening with a "mutt on the end red Mr. Berry's house an the hill. :Stewing Beef of a plaid leash, said mutt named The regular monthly. meeting of FOR SALE OR RENT - ? acres g f . "Tack Blibbles" or something, was the W. 1. will be held on Wednes- of choice garden land, close oisha Jewel ShorteAing, ' 5e• a lbA. - espedially interesting. day, Nov. 9th, at 2.30 at the horm canning, factory, upon ' Mrs. Parsons, of w indsor, spent a comfortable house, fruit and orna- • couple of days with her sister, Mrs. V. • mental trees, and suitable vutbuild- ;Classic Cleanser, _3 t ins, 13c. The Pickering Ings. An ideal spot for anyone E Cartwright: • Mrs. Rose, of Toronto, has been �+ wishing to follow gardening, chick- 6 tins, 25c spending a few days with Donald and MEAT MARKET en-raising, or bees. Small down pay Mrs. Munro. - ment for sale. Immediate possess- ' D Mr, and Mrs. Baxter were in Guelph ion, Wm. Guthrie Whitby, P, -O. • \/0 •` this week and on their return•were 'R a eair3 fu11 11 nle of • ' . accompanied by. the latter's mother, FOR SALE - Shropshire. ram• who is recovering nicely from her re FOR gin, phone 1608, "Fresh e„L MmeButcher` (Phone 3000) Pickering a cent illness. ail Claremont. Miss Jennie Rose, Mrs. and Miss _ 4 McRae, Mrs. Geo. Gordon, and other -- -' friends, all of Toronto, attended the and 'HOUSE FOR RENT - In the will- Fickering : Ironlonger fowl-supper 'ire--St. Andrews Church, age of Dunbarton, a 3-roomframe on Tuesday evening, :Cured house. Apply at the Barber Shop, day last week at.the home of Mr. and Findlay an H ter Mrs. J. McBean, of Toronto,when Mr. lii�iL ay .Ranges d ilea s Y' Joseph Egbert Doyle,the youngest son Meats APPLES FOR SALT - Snows, , of the late Joseph and..Lira. Doyle, of McIntosh Reda, Blenheim Orange, Our delivery is at our service Spies, Talmon. Sweets. By barrel NIcCI_ary- Stoves and �Ran�es ,•� Pickering, was united in marriage to y y Miss Gladys Margaret Verrill, eldest or bushel. Bert Harvey, Broughama slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Phone Pick !620 Verrall, of Kenville, Man. The cere- CLARENCE SILK ..Stove Pipes and Elbows moray was performed by Rev. Manson Doyle in the presence of a number of _ relatives and friends of the bride and SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY . i groom. Following the ceremony Mrs. ' H. Proctor and Mrs. R. D. Bedson, sis- COPPER WASH BOILERS ter of the groom, received the guests. ' $2 S0 Mr. and Mrs. Doyle left on a wedding )trip to Washington and other southern Detroit 9.75 - �! y ts:6n the:���o•�..*.���y- - _ T°�' C h>ica o 16.75 if it >!'s-Har ware, we have - , can The anniversary services of the r g $ Presbyterian Church on Sunday were ► very successful. The church was com- get it, or it is not made, fortably filled and the•guest preacher 01 Kansas Cty $' 7.85 was Rev, F. C. harper;_B.A„ B.D., of I - M Toronto, a former pastor of the con- _ 'Coffield Washer, $79.00 gTegation who gave a very impressive sermon. Rev. Dr. Carmichael had charge of the service, and the choir of pyrex oven ware lowest in hi storp the Whitby Church under the leader- a ship of Mr. Robin Nicholson rendered Agent for -McCormick-Dearing Farm Machinery and several selection which were much en- joyed. The fowl supper on Tuesday ;'OUR ? • • -' I• ;Rtpairs. evening was also a success. There was ZRAVEk BUREAU eASEs EouTiwos - sTor ovus r. �liiw+ ' ' HOTEL RATS, RG (�W 1Motto-�Va��sarc k, can g•t it,�k It0•tl=ra/a, a large attendance who enjoyed the WILL PLAN . • Supper provided by the ladies of the TOURS >o�e� "a I congregation. The Brougham Young TICKETS AND rruortMATIorr AT Pepole presented the popular drama, TO ANYINNERi THE E S S T E n N H O U SB I �S. B AIrSDO�N, . PICKERING entitled "Ginger Girl,"which was very ANYTIME favourably received by the audience