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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1938_11_18 _ . ..:>: WP 9 ;y;. .• . ...r.. _ _ :Y.q•y..". xT_0.mc.' _ ,q,,,,.y,. d_af1'.'-i .,u1'Pe .a�� ib i ] •• .. ::y.y ',.:ir•tY. h..,L..- y..- .Ii ...v .. .yr v r"'� 4. .V f k •'�• .. v. .�,.., y ♦ -' _ .•.�i— 1 �, �•' s•.:'IM'•. .1' / ':T. ,.a-.- 'fi. L - ;?. =.,-i:s w - i.. �%, _ V '..7 4'Sy-+L• �.y, re - K. JVOL. -LV1I1 PICKETING, ONT., FRIDAY . NOV. I 8t U,38. irrsts�tasstsl Raitrtso. GREENWOOD NOTICE - GREENWOOD ' .GREENWOOD Y °� Mrs._ Wesley Sadler has been Mrs. Carl Devitt ppent the week: M I + confined to her bed for over two end'with her people at Gret;n River. I.LS R_ H. C. PI3ARSON—Pbyaiaian �•Uur tracks use our way - , AliF sorieam. Dnnbutoo_ :01y '. P y y _ weeks. We_-hope-for a speedy rec- The Thankoffering Services were _.. ever da p Director y y' ovary. a decided success. Addresses by B. FORSYTH,Association O h.D., COAL COKE. C. G. I. T, meets in the Shy Rev, S.•Tucker, of Toronto and Rev. _ �•Oq1�'rta,t wn.dationoe ooti.w eta. r � . _ CHOPPING' - !Yo•.lSob c1:r atesi-oma b"°°°;°cme°t' W�rUD, GEMENT, urday, with Helen Devitt in'charge eived� b 1 - Monday;' Wednesday and;tr.idayt _ rg y large congregatiorlt, and of the program, the Brookiin Mixed Quartet in the W E GRIND FINE rwsai. SAND, G?N A V ELS --- -- .S afternoon gave us three splendid Bran, Shorts and Feed of au " HINSALE tea, DONALD KU11llY natflaLer. and " selections. The home choir kept k;pd •Sdicitor,Notary PWAK. Mo WYW'Loaa• their good reputation in the morn- .. situ minerals;Land otber - falamiy occtipted•by ttte'late A.E.Cbris- -BUILDER'S SUPPL . Mr. and Mrs, Foster 'and son, of ;ing and Miss Torah Gee sang a entrafes for profitahleefeedit>; tlsa.waw.;na of C curt tiosae.liVbicb. ta! Toronto, spent Sunday last with splendid solo after the unveiling also leoal cartage work, Mr, and mrs. Go1mIe of kept on hand- BEATONf BELL •& ROSS y• the Ministerial Photo by Mr. F. L. We have also plaeed in stock a full Mr. Arthur Vallard has been Green• We stock only the best Poultry ' Barr►stors tf Solicitors line of 'Maple Lehf llsillrng spemmng several days with Mr. and W,J.BEAT )N. K.C. Telephone , Mrs. F. Ballard. „ , Feeds and Supplies. Co'A Feeds. ,AL"DLEY —ALBR©OK,E BELL.K•C. -Adel,2838 Mr. and Mrs. G. Mowat, of Whit -- D. ROSS' A. W. MITCHELL -of, . z. .R j,D.P. by and -Mrs. Muir Toronto, call• He Westne Arthur Percy F Ri�E1�T _.� L.POND 372 Bayo ed on X. and.Mrs.' la, Parkin on a o Toronto — and there are'away deer-hunting. b A }� n -- Piekerin�, Ont. Sunday. Don't forget the Sunday School a pIANO`Ti1NING The Foursquare Class met at the tars.SCHARDSUN A Co.♦ Barris- Office phone 7400 Residence 85"20 home of Mrs C. Disney last Thurs- bathw in the afternoon of.each Sab- ,AND •,� - •tan.Sokiuton. Notaries etc . Suite 591, Y mor Life Builtha�♦ Toronto of ioronw. day evening with'the usual number Taiaphone Ad.1888: Pic.,ring Phan' 4813. -8t( Mrs, R. P. Winter is ,attending All kinds of F eps it R•ork The BealStore,ClaremoIIt Present. Mrs. V. Parkin had charge the Women's Institute Convention All Turin 0 1'iGUS McMILLAN—Barrister. Sol- of the meeting. . •, g Guaranteed ltor, k+Iotary.Public. 19 Melinda Street PHONE 9L� at Toronto this week. a 'rbr•oW. Telephone Elwin 5303. 29tt The'November meeting of the W., Mrs. Wm. Sonley will address the C. S. Mf�c1)ONALD •` The I. will ve held at the hong of Mrs. meeting on Sunday evening next iu' ' yea Close Av !)er►tat W. Stevenson. Roll Call to be e., Torcula _� "•M�' '...., ... We are, displaying .an attra.etive — the church here. - Current Events on.Peace An add- _"one Lakeside 1502 . variety of The school teacher Fyfe Innis KD. T. FALLAIBS, L. D 8,, rens on-"Peace" to be given by Mrs. a,� attending the Teachers' Con• Orders.taken at NEWS Office D.D.S. Graduate of tie Roya, College art Aluminum aad (crani tewAre Etc. w. Gee. g �' p�ta�Sar`eonsand the UwToirsit7 of Toronto. Furaitare tnd Furoltuee vention on Thursda �— �0� rddecee s.eond door east of St. And- re %n-kIM.' aril+. i.reh. Pl�ertaA cot. t)f6ce hoop,: 9 BROUGHAM Master Murray Ciswford sever- _ EL r a,a6 a i7or appoiotaasnt. y - -- �pp oo�� r. Prices low in kawping with times. :• sly burned his leg in s.garden lire rrtin). PYooe!'let-11'00. ' 'Mr. Elmer Wilson and son visit-' last week. �af6sa..,. wrllas. RADIO SERVICE ed their relatives%..here on'Sunday. Miss Betty 'Thurston,' of Meaford, Our local boaters have arrived splint Armiatice Day with friends .. A Graduate-of Radio Coll a at Grasmere. Builders Supplies 8 )iiSATON TOWI+rBBIP a$ home saftfly,-bringing with them s Rev,' J. A. Miller and family of � + '�. Clea. co..aaseer t. ift.. im..i or Roll 200-pound busk Toronto, spent a few hours with eatktatt •mdaeies• Atconatant.'Jttc. iwaer o1 Up-to-the-minute >traiaill The Thankoffering service of the Lumber and Lath - tltsss>ttlaaa'Lise•.es: wn;te.ale.004 p' �' his. old classmate. F. M. Chapman " Mission Band had a fair attendan- y, B. C Shingles ]e8 A. E. RICHA R I %C c N and and wife here, recenti ^- ee. The children did their part well. g NINES The Euchre and Dance on Friday T E_Cf�1IPMENI y L12e Cs�l _ t�$IggRAL INSFRANt for _ well the past week. has'had is few 25th, in the school ere w11 pre- $ REAL B9TATR IGuaraoteed Satisfaction days visit from Miss Helen. sent a good time for all. Admission, A]laert8 (;Owl 25 cents to assist the 'Club finan- �@®NVSY,rANCIN(3 AT Mr, and Mrs. Preston Smith, of ccs. DomelitiC Coke -ReR-newbie Priees Dakota, visited at the Brown home An eld aetaUkkad scow. ready David Winter has returned frownCF-went. Lime, Plaster - ' 'lobus sad Hatlerles always w i Jd last Friday. Maple BOd Wood to larva. - - __ Oakville bringing a few big potat- Mrs. Will Gray speuds much dr es, six to a six p y ' !Ya■a, Picb• iM8 •. H:ROY iLILL1+R• quart basket for a her time with her sister, BroaRbam. . Ont,4rio Mme' Aeertq for 1 ,n sample to go by next spring. T1(ly Ft?nA! w� 48tt Phone Mork IMS Plaxton, who is still quite ill. Tie Club had a most enjoyable ;aLtt X112`-! Tt,0.71p w M. MAW high School- students of Mark ir time at R. P. - Winters' hate or. h _ atter Eh am d e reeentat'on f ed 1 0 -d • ; SI[9 AUCTIONEER P -. LIII SD C�TIONSSR AND �� Monday evening last. Elmo Harris VALUATOR D• �. "Macbeth at Hart House on Sat-. 1same ¢ducted Anywhere g .R' u The Institute Women's Institute will hoM gent trip ve a kthrough theset of alS an We � CeeesreaPrlep iBetorelYl e OII6 . phone r rte. Address 813 Dun4ee tern States and Western C ads. a a.yty ' Street, Slot, Insurance of All Hind-s their Decen*er meeting on the first Tuesday in the month instead of Pickering New® s50 years sin• t][7 7 t S o N. D ^„ ..: .• Wditby, Ontario. the Second. XY i L BROS.- r. R OSc,. . Best Rates Available with � ' - �-�' Mr. and Mrs. T..C: Brown accom- Men began stringing wires in`the f Whitby stores for electric light - L cult His Ont. t: --`At Claremont _ IBeCnrit and gervlCe. parried Mr. G. J. Smith to Toronto on., Thursday, where he will visit this week. 'honeMNrk 711t,A friends before leaving for his home One of our residents claims to, be Ernest C Fetzer Raidress 1Phone in the West. C. .the luckiest man in the--county. He ROOFING SPECIAL BROUGHRM PICK 516 The Young People held' their says 'every time he walks up street - - help someone .3-1 Std. R ght. asphalt Shingles First MortP� home on Friday evening with a move' a piano, or unload stoves, or per sgre.- LA GARDEN CROPS .!t ya.rs e�erisas large attendance. '.They vrerP guests coal oil. barrels, or hogsheads of 3-1 Avy, R'>;lit. Atthphalt Shingles , of Claremont Union on Monday sugar. 86.65 per. 'Will Pay' Profits = �!°` It You Use evening. Markham, is a great town for All first quality.Toronto Asphalt If you knew you WERE NEXT Mr. Allan Miller received a'badly irinking. According to last week's Roofing Co. Shingles, In hots 'NATURAL MINERAL •� of 5 re- or over. " you would, bustle in after that In. injured arta when struck by a car "Economist" they pile their' drunks door handle, when ' walking on a ' surance Protection we've been :._ ng on a vacant lot in the centre of the [los hate$ street in Toronto on Thursday ev- town. To provide shelter for them Prices' subject to change without _talking about . ani last. _ notice. To increase Yields and Improv[ Quality g • would soon bankrupt the town. YOU MAY BE NEXT of all crops Mr. and Mrs. Epheson Holtby On Friday evening the barn on / -' CYRIL E. MORLEY had � narrow escape from serious Mr.•Alex. Palmer's farm, lot 23, :- PICKERING a rs T �7 T 1JOC�w�O� injury on Tuesday fast, when their con. 2, took fire about 9 o'clock and (3 �+ HNERAL INBURANCR D. lel. car was in collision with a car on it slid the stables were burned to LUMBTiR YAR +' ,Ottr Motto—Service tad Protection . l the highway, when arfving out o: the ground. Edward Gregory,, a Phare >ks� 6700' -Pickerin M�118 the' Holtby -sideroad. Although both PHONE 3400 g young Englishman has the place cars were damaged, no one ,receiv- ; - - PICKFRIN(3, ONT. - g leased for a year. CONGOLEUM .WE DELIVER . - fe serious injury, Mrs. Holtby sof- The Firemen 'are rehearsiiig a fared•minor hurts. drama to be placed 'on the boards PHONE 53I7 'The Women's Institute held .their' in December. �i T^Q regular meetirig on Tuesday, 8th, Foster Hutchison, the Tax-Gath- GENTLY slid V�i�7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mil• erer is on his rounds, and is likely R. G. CLENDENINtI ton Burk, with a very large. atten- to call on you•any day now. NATUttALL - dance of •lxieinbers- and visitors. 8 x 9 reg $4.95, sale 'price $3.95 FUNERAL DIRECTOR Tuesday night a lamp fell off,the Mrs. Harvey, President, presided. sewingmachine in R. A. Bunting's ' in, ktl-2 z 4 res. 16.25, oak Prise $5.64' r� During the business session, e. Mrs. Buntinr arc ' angemen s were made or hoding M1s Ida Buntin gave..the alarm 9 x 10 1-2 res. $8.75, sale pr. $7.59 Day wnd Ni ght'9ervice `£ g -� . a Social Evening .on the 29th of and• the fii st -one to respond was- " 1Z, res $1.86, sale price $8.b0 Phone 9006' November, when the'popular drama Boas Stewart, who sized up the sit- Malvern 5WO "The Ginger Girl" will make its uation at a glance and peeled off R • final -presentation in the old HoRic his heavy overcoat with which with Innerc Markham, • Ont. Town Hall-, the Women's Institute 'the assistance of a few later arr- Spring to sponsor the production. Ice lysis, he smothered the Hames. The \ ;Mattress Cream and Cake _ Call the all at the modest price of 25'and dam understand Mr. Bun' e, t 10.95' ' aged. We t� �ValYl p©1 �+ ►�+ 16 cents. Pro�eda to b'e used'!or tingmade Stewart the present of a TINSMITH j H home needs b the W. I. Delegates hat the next morning in reoogni- w Lees 10 per cent for Caeh Mrs Glen and Mrs, ' Wm. Ellicott tion of his coolnessand prompt- were appointed to attend the Toron- new. MAGNOLAX = Other Mattresses at And ha-ve your furnaces; to Convention this week. The sub- A petition was presented to the \ jest for the afternoon program wan. '1�tdePO<>bMldOesed a - 8'i'a Council this week aa�dng for a usual paces stoves,pipes,eavetroughe "Trading, within the Ettnpire". Mrs, weekly grant of 60 cents a week for bytbs al"kal profmioet t and] roofs put in - order- Glen gave a very interesting,talk oabkwjw it 6 as emnWi0°of j Jane Losle, of '.Pickering Village, lm lltltlMW On end h[W- "Australia, 'an Empire Colony" which was granted. . �sr.i1>•i�da D" W RUM for the eald 'weat)>,er', �. Duni a Well oto—.p is Prepared. 1�i1e following Jas recipe for 8m scOmO�tilt ba"fiti 4* and informative paper, prepared by maid !'ewe 1»M All wort promptly attend. ' Mrs„ Shaver. Roil Call wassrrwer- tone pot Pie: SgcureHs chicken; two most valnebld o your neighbor's, possible) t ''DD��:�� ed to and satiefAetion ed by "$firth-place of parents". Mrs chop off the head, skin it and boil •Isis COlgeCtisr� f C•'A• �T� � guaranteed. Harvey conducted a fitting Rem-' till tender. The above redpe is elimination and °ami ���� ������ em rafts .Service_ for. Armistice gtven gratuitously by one of our M yOtl�OWWM a Funeral Director Day. At the close, tea was served citizens, who is leaving, 'he having �Ik ...,soon rwWt;+1e slaw► " 1bTD1tIIle Dell 'Rsrdwatre� Tinsmith by Mrs. Burk and fellow-hostesses, tried it suecesstully whth a pefW- and bawd bebfla. Mesdames W. Willson, T. Beer, L bor's chicken♦ �► TH E a,I CKERING NEWS � WORMING Matthews abd A. Hastings. leOi h'a behind 6�rs lii�_gD'esttlssi� - "`. •e Q that one. Ed.) It C. JON= — DRUIGOW - SZ4?4A • 71' =& 7,4 b. rw7l'o. 14 -Ray Ontario's Youngest Bride and Groom -Of Stomach X Technique Finds a Tb.;ef ,A y. .,Duck Carving 'Tows Z, William Thomson, of Glasgow, Scotland, who performed a van- :Para Here Are ' Five Pointers To ring, which was _417 ishing trick with a i Sharpen It Up —Serve On stomach dy By Elizabeth Ee afterwards located in his �_�arge Platter and Be Sure I bY means of an X-ray examine- -Knife Is Like a Razor tion, has been given a four '" CUTTING OUR OWN THROAT— months prison sentence. Evidence -A startling statement was mad b at the sheriff's court revealed a Can your bus and carve one? e That's a very personal'question, yet last week in Toronto by the China jewelry clerk in a shop where the correspondent at the Manchester it must be answered. If there is any trick was played had seen Thom- • 'Guardian, H. J. Timperley: "Th doubt,leave this article on his dyes- son pass his hand across his,,, 0 British Empire,is slowly cutting Its ser and let masculine pride take its mouth. He later denied he had _own throat,. and Canada seems to course. the ring. Police took Thomson to knife• ..have a good firm, grip on the (1) The carving must be Bus a hospital where the clerk's .7 A-- razor §harp. To make doubly sure, picions were,confirmed. knife." give It a last minute sharpening at Mr. Timperley who hes been 15 years in the Orient explains that table just before carving. A dam is being constructed lat- the Tigria­_a_tX_ut_,_1_raq. .(2) Use a large plat one of Japan's mal across n objectives at roast duck. There must be room on the presQnt Is to undermine the It for the pieces as they are cut. British and U.S. posltions'in China. -bowl. "Carefully worked out figures show Serve the gravy in a separate N -breast (3) Press fork firmly into -:.that during 1937 Japan got 81 per of duck, holding it there with the, her essential war' supplies. ACTS FAST p cent. of h left. between the hang. Place 'knife from the United Stato_the­ British body and upper thigh joint, and cut Empire and the. Dutch East Indies; Canada's share has been notably down sharply to sever the tendons and make a clean break. If yoiY do TO BRING RELIEF Important. The Dominion has con serve a piece at leg meat to each tributed nickel, aluminum, lead, person,-out each of the.-drumsticks JROM COLDS -Wood 'pulp zinc, scrap iron and p in two diagonal slices. (The neck making high xplosive (used In e S). and short wjngs have been cut off Thus the British Empire has been there to This Simple Way Eases bVfore roasting, because Indirectly helping to undermine Its Pain and Discomfort and no meat on them.Y `own position." (4) With thq duck still on Its Sore Throat Accompanying back, cut down through the centre Voldit with Amazing Speed SLOW DRIVERS—It isn't a free 'Cut each halt of the bone. You have. to country any more, of the breast in three portions.And Sam drive fast on Ontario's highways carve diagonally not straight down. whether you like It or not.- At A- One of the youngest marriages to be registered in Ontario is the Do' not remove the breast meat marriage of Donald Hewitt, .17-year-old mattress maker and Dolly Hum-' meeting of. the Ontario Motor hrey, 14, who were wed in Bothwell recently. Mr. and Mrs. Fred from the bone. Cut right through p eague and the Ontario Safety Humphrey, parents of the bride,.consented.to the marriage, Na the breast borie, leaving the bone' League last week; slow drivers Itself with the. serving of meat. $ I _4C were seared as the greatest menace However, If you:prefer-to serve,the our public roads, worse, than has his name plainly printed an breast without the bone, carve it in drunks, Worse than speed maniacs. the box. He also stated that if thick slices.' And there are going to be more roofing pitch is used instead •of NOICE OF convictions for this type-of driving paint it will last much longer and use. Why not have the VrPT "henceforth, the Premier of our is easy.to is PRESS Listowel district follow the good Province announces. HEARTBURN RL Here ws, should like to Interpose - - - - example of the Brodhagen farm a suggestion. Why not have all POSER FOR A PREACHER. ers?—Listowel'Banner. HIM AWAKE I our trunk highways built on the .. .... Wonder how a missionary ex- t conveyor style (like the moving sidewalks at the Parts Exposition plains to a 'hea ben what a gas Forbid Plane Use mask Is?—Brandon Sun. Afraid to Eat Square Meal 1.ro ease j=and 2. u throat in raw in 1908)? Every car would then In 'North'Hunting What a wordy he must have discomfort re- from cold,cmab sud 0 d his wife. No food agreed mee fever take 2 diimolveL.3"Aspiril- have to,move at the same speed; be eii to Tablets : indigestion..made -V3 glass Of -you-.could-w-atch-tbe scenery: E 1r-ar-:1n-eodneJ.l was-pub­ wl water . . . gat" _:with- _ME th him. Acid out giving any' attention to the �N LN. PUBLIC yj t is. 2 mouris. We much prefer to have men 14 lished last month in the Canada letter, his wife tells bow,he, got Just Be.sure,Y . Use driving, much; and think of the saying plainly they are dropping paving on tires, gasoline. oil. ..out of politics in order.to make a Gazette forbidding use of aero- welcome relief:— on planes in connection.with-hunting "Mk. husband developed a "Aspirin"—Do it the Moment living than having them enter and trapping in the 69,400-square- -wretched-form of gastric acidity;". You Feel a Cold Cmninii an WAR IN 1941—Detalled maps and public life. for that purpose mile Mackenzie mountains game- she writes.. "Meals were a misery charts circulated.' throughoui the Peterborough Examiner. to him He often could not- sleep The simple -way pictured abovi; world by Nazi propagandists reveal —0 preserve in the to West Terri- 14for heartburn. b"iness kept him- often brings amazingly fast relief tories. from horfie a great deal. but when from discomfort and,sore throat that Germany and Italy already WHOM TO BLAME? The order noted that the use cif he did get a spell at home. I gave accompanying colds.hive "planned how theY 'will divide No g9vernment. is to blame for. aeroplanes by trappers had can- him Kruschen Salts'• ' I was amazed --Try it. Then—see yoiff doctor. He lap Europe. The first group of maps neglect of Canadian defense tr�ibuted to'the "rapid depletion" at the results..That weary look left Probabl -will tell you to continue :shows Germany In the spring of ne his face, and his indigestion grad- With "Is because it of wild life and it said restriction acts so '1938 forces,says Defense Minister Mac- -after the absorption of Auer- ually disappeared: It is a treat fast to relieve discomforts of a cold. tria; the Itutumn. of 1939. showing kenzie. Under the circumstances, of use of sera lanes was neves to hear him say, 'I'm hungry.' And td reduce fever. the "taking over" of Czechoslova- the culpable persons Will be hard nary in the Interests of tonserva- seems too good to be true." This simple way.backed by scien- to find.—Sudbury Star. tion of -wild life in the preserve. (Mrs.) K.M.E. tific authority,has lax1gely supplanted kia, and Hungary.'intended to be The numerous salts in Kruselmh the use of strong medicines in ea No. 1 victim of Nazi expansion for —0 sing -Perhaps help to promote a natural flow of. cold symptoms. the easiest., 1939.. Second set of maps shows SHE GETS IT, EITHER WAY ALTON TRADE-IN DEPT. the digestive and other vital juices most effective way yet discovered. Poland. coming in during.the.latter The poor old hen!' During her 1222 Bloor St. W., Toronto of the body. Soon after you start • part of next year, and during 1940, lifetime, experts agree, she should Mu,t have Trude-in furni- on Krtischen, you. will find that Yugoslavia, Rumania and Bulgaria, lay 600 eggs. After that.it is not t ure at your Large Stock.. you are able to enjoy your food lemad ad Got M11-it be dispo;-Vit of. without distressing after-effects. The year of the big war seeming- usually profitable to keep her. So Piece - _ . - $29 Three 111c Mohair Chester- ' And as you persevere with the - -14 )y will--bA-.1931. -In that, year, ac- e sooner field Su(te_1n.excA1lo-t4-,c4ndi­ ASPIRWI. _--the- harder she-y-vorkp, th "little daily dose," you will see cording to the third group of maps, k. —-Fa mi—ty 1. Ti 'When ri.-w cost 11150.0d. she lie,ts it.in the nec ht, rit-ce Dinimir Room that Kruschen.brings glorious re- TILAMIAM 21116. 9 $19.75 Germany Is to make a real drive --Herald and Weekly Star. "Utte Buffet Extemion lief. 1.00., & leather sented. chairs. to bdth east and west, absorbing —a— "­_iL� ..--- I ____ $9 S0.91mmonA rieds compTetd;wItli, . .Denmark, Holland.- 134at.stum, new all rotton filled mat. LIGHT-HEADED ARE WORSE All .12P4, ter and northern France. At I and "N the same time.the*Nazi armies III Based .on tests wriong, -1,238 $4.50 "'rge a:iAortment of Dres- 5 w �er" in onk. motorists, half of them with light thrust down through Poland and '50 Three piece Cut Velvet' taking. all of European eyes and half dark, two American $24 Chesterfield like new. estigaters have-found that� th*e Three. Picee -Walnut Sed- Russia south of Moscow.to the Cas- inr morn Suite. inrluding plan Sea*, including the great south light-eyed motorists have poorer Cost whon, new 3150. -vision at night.and are more sen- $4.9S Odd Che.terffeld in Nfohalr Russian ollflelds. nr repp. �itiv.e to glare. than drivers With Rinner Drop head Sewing A final large map si.ows Europe 10-95 dark eyes. Our view is that light- A machine in excellent con- of 1948 under the dominance of the Rome-Berlin axis. .Italy is to' get headed drivers are a greater our prireq nre right..6ur rnprohnfi; "Spain" sou'theast-ern France, Pales- source of danger than light-eyed dice is an rvprei�entpd. Goods ship- ."''Chooise'ont' of these famous ped name day oney Ordrr re- 'ships for' that long antici- tine, Albania, Greece and the entire —St. Thomas Times Journal. -eivpd. Rernombor Fverythiruz Is Homeland .-inorth African coast. T sq.ht on nb�Liohit� money back xuar Vated trip to the not'.. --trip rates are most And- Hitler and Mussolini mean round CANADA'S MARKETS ALTON TRADE-IN DEPT. their joint dream-to.come true.. reasonable and accommo- Toronto The 10-leading markets for Can- ' 1222 Blocir St. W., -dation perfectly suited to adian -commodities in September ju�vds It available. THE WEEK'S QUEST ION—DJd your were: United States, $60,525,000; October slake a 'record for warm b n Ohta�rio this year? Ans- United Kingdom, $28,912,000; weat er I "616'000; A�stralia, -Germany, $2, Montreal war: Although the mean tempera- $2,465,000; Netherlands, $1,278,- From Mon Aure for the month was 10 degrees 000; Bel ,um, •.$1,227,000;. New Nov.OV.Is ANTONIA toGlangow 131ast L'POOI above at. 18 ASCANIA to Ply., Havre, Loadon b ve normal; 1960 has' be Zealand, $1,19,3,000; British South i, �.Nov.25,LErITIA to B'fast,Vvool,Glasgow The average temperatute for Oc. 'Nov.25 AUSONIA to.Rly.-, luvm London Africa, $1,082,000; Japan, $964,­ was 55.', or 13:2 Leber of that year 000; and France, '$8"000.—Rre- From Halifax degrees above normal. gins Leade�-Post,' 7., LT�idon_ D.C. 4ALAUKJA to ZYMOIA, �Ii)l London NAMES ON MAIL BOXES _ZiiiZ 6Z IT rt;R to Flyinoll Lump of Sugar On 'different occasions in this -Msa.13 ATH EN 1A to Wfwt,Vpool,Glwascvov `Embarkation previous evetung column in past-years we have Can't Be TAsted urged farmers on rural routes to From Saint John, N.B. have their names plainly.painted COW C�sc.10 ATHEN1AtoB'(&st L'pool,Glu Before we can taste anything, it on their mail boxes. A farmer From New York :..must be dissolved. Nothing can be subscriber in this office recently in solid Dow. 2 QUEEN MARYtoPly Cher S'Mpt tasted�as long as it is urged us to advocate again that Do.,io AQUITANIA to Ch;;6oxi "Sljnpt our L 001 To test this, 'witi pe your Ifound. :: form. this be done. They say that ad- Doe.10 GEORGIC to Galway,Cob i � i i I ts����. pas.to QUEEN MARY to Ply.,Cher.,SlEap tongue! dry P ace som on it. You can taste nothing un the farmer can advertise. Our til the saliva comes to dissolve friend pointed out that in the my morning the sugar. Try the same test with Brodhageri district every farmer salt. Even in dissolved form, 'cereal With There are only four thingswe can I See taste: sweetness, sourness, salti- BEE HIVE Syrup- See agent, All other ness. and -bitterness.— or 'things- which we think We taste, A HAPPY REMINDER! f aids we merely smell. Flavors are While In- ftwit. smelled, not tasted. get your copy of digestion. Corner Nis week's ellin Us. "It Is the Bay Wilm h, vision of freedom that Toronto Ste a r cir"tim lim led on the human spirit from ;Weekly. the first. Without it everything-is In vain." 7 "P: ,7en a, room 0 y are cut. r,te.b,wIT L :d...tr. ,amG1- N' YV .. .'.. :[1...Y reL.-':!V"�v�:+fi .1.�•,4.-�-..:s. Y.+,• .. - -.aL¢•'y.-L..t.:.-: :L m a:.' a;_':sin., d :-n .'.. .. .,x`_. ... . f, _ -_ _ "xP.s:.'�•,.'��w.t�r.. .J'F4¢� C�••.. s r .y the weight of the bushel of standing of the nature and treat- Auctions at which cripples are ✓ °' Trees Give Birds grain?—J. W., Durham Co. ment of other serious diseases. sold to be exploited as-beggars— .' HAV Food and Shelter. A.—Fertilizers will distinctly in-. Nicotinic said, a constituent of ' the most wretched-lookiAg fetch- -2 crease weight per measured bushel the vitamin B-2 complex, has been of grain.' In tests on your own known for more than sixty years frig the highest prices are held , in the heart of Colombo's beggar- f V Jack Miner Provides Lots Of farm, the maximum increase this as a common chemical constituent — ��� Red Cedars On His Same- year is 3.5 lbs. per bushel, and of nicotine. land, in Ceylon. the minimum increase about 1 lb. ' tuary at Kingsville per bushel. PAIN OFTEN "FALSE ALARM" ' '.HEAR By Lance Conner A belief* that physical pain "OG , Jack Miner is a keen student of $ Q•—"Which of the oats often is a "false alarm" when tak- DENS _ the feeding habits a the birds on made the-most grain feed to the en as an indication of deep-seated TOPS " StrongMen! acre?"—J. W., Durham Co. affliction was advanced last week EM his sanctuary at Kingsville. ALL" A.—The Field Husbandry Dept. before the United States chapter t•T God give us men! — Ample food is provided for them, P A time like this demands much of it through trees like the. publishes a five year average per of the 1"riternational College .of Strong minds, great hearts, true red cedar. Its blue berry has a cent• hull of the oat varieties -Surgeons. tested on your farm this fall as Careful investigation and the faith seed r,. highly nourishing to the follows: use of local anaesthesia often re- _ s -— -�—And ready hands; - - feathered feeders. Alaska-27.3 per cent. hull. _ weals that what appears to be sin Men whom the` lust of office does In addition to their food value Erban-29.8 per cent. hull. PP P not kill; r s lin in from a ma' ' -Banner-32 per cent, u is in reality only glen whom the spoils of office Bolden foliage are a definite at- y y superficial. It You'll climb to new peaks of enjoy- o O.A.C. 72-29.4,per cent. hull. follows that ro er determination ment when you roll your own with cannot buy; traction to the many human visit- proper P ors to the bird refuge. Their valla- It Is clear that the variety which. of the pain's source would obviate Ogden's Fine Cut. Ogden's is r* Iden who possess opinions and' a sweeter cooler, mellower ciga e will; ty is such that every kind of bird gave the largest yield of compara- many operations performed be- will; low per cent. hull, is the rette tobacco that steps up smoking Y, Men who have honor men who is found on !he sanctuary whicji P cause of faulty diagnosis. pleasure to new highs for those who crosses the Southern Ontario area. one that will produce the largest —o— roll their own. O den's Fine Cut will not lie. p LAST TO GO TO SLEEP with "Chantecler''q or "Vogue" Salesmanship is a treat amount'of actual feed per acre. t art, This is Erban„oats which yielded Medical. theory has held that papers—that,sir, is a combination Mrs. Brown (to grocery Husband Calves Up Cave '-as an average. unfertilized 67.8 unconsciousness -begins in the you can tie to for rolling cigarettes clerk —"Can bus., per acre, and fertilized 76.2 brain of human beings. But ex- that always satisfy[ ). you-pick me._a .-- -- bushels--per_aere. -If--you-multiply-. ---periments-show-that in--white-rate , Pipe. a _.__ a s melon that will be just'ri$bt '' Smoker,!- for breakfast in the mora- the yield per acre by the weight it develops just the opposite way, A,k Ing?" per bushel, which wag 32 lbs., and near the tail and creeps toward For subtract the weight of hull which Ogden', Quick Clerk — "I surely g , the head. Cu ¢an. What time?" was 27.8 per cent, you'will have -The head is the last-part to lose Plan the approximate ht of grain its ity o touch nd the Edith — Don't jou ever et hulls feed produced'.contain s Of course, amount oat af eyes closevooundlfter the arest uof - " g the body is soundly asleep and un- Edith Johnnie and.Bill confdsed?" feedin.addition., responsive even to pinching. ! s Ruth — "Yes, mother, I getAfter the rat experiments are, J �, 4a-o 1 Johnnie confused one night and ; 4. Q.— Why did you 'choose" completed it is proposed to carry Bill the next." 0-12-010 fertilizer for our field?" Roon the experimants with hig =J. W., Durham Co. animals. Speaking+ of pioneer bard- A.—Actual soil test of samples ships, many people yet living from your oat field showed it to „ Q eaa remember when they be Medium in Available Nitrogen; When you give-yourself to oth- toasted their bread on a fork *s _1 r Low in Phosphate and Low in Pot= era, the donation isn't worth a • , `7^ r ash. For this reason we chose great deal if you haven't much of over the fire, and even had to 0-12-10 as the 'fertilizer for oats, a cut the slices themselves. s self to give," —Charles Francis Pottes. ' r v��, •. ,� •- and applied it at 160 Iles. per acre., "How do you like this shaving I oap?" asked the talkative bar- - -ber. ?Mfrs. Anne Thavis who last week u The submerged customer re- married Alfred Staples, Calling- What ScienceCla' • ' • • plied, faintly: "Excellent. You wood's "Blue Mountain" hermit. ssif ied Advertising must come 'and have lunch with. She has. persuaded her husband ]k Is Doing . - -me sometime." - to stop living in a cave where he ---�-- -• — _ -._ ___ to alas lion lamer•. propri for ate berries, rabbits, vegetables. MORE SENSITIVE TO SUN - a AGENTS WARTED UPHOLSTERINGLYONS FiRNITURH _ Gentlemen are like blondes. AG£\T 1—KEEL MEN-8 NIEC$TIEB ser and profit. We carry largest as. i.ns :f�s:atsm. Farm Column t veytorultrapeioletntrays,a which Ontsroytl�eckv emaar Comapany,O1)ept you mean ALTERATION SALE fastened, Anybody •might cause sunburn, than .are women. 98, Toronto, RECONDITIONED FURNITURE I► _ have nipped is and taken 169 Blondes are from 40 t0 170 per Everything must be sold regardless n• P BE YOUR OWN BOSS, GET A TITO of cost.' Thousands of dollars worth { lson. cent., more sensitive than brunets. route, Toiletries, medicines, tea, of, real good used furniture -to be (Conducted by Professor Henry coffee, extracts, apices, etc. Two sold at a traction of its real value. G. Bell with the co-operation of --� hundred products. November, De- Every place thoroughly cleaned re- 'How did George break his MAY LAND IN BACK YARD camber: two beat months. Start conditioned and sold under a posi. �,,. the various, departments of the tive money, back - 1eg• The Construction of airliners in now. •Thirty-day Trial offer at our lsfaction. guarantee ot. eat- „ Ontario Agricultural College, risk. Free catalogue, details. Jito Well, do you see those steps the future which will be able ao Proaucta company Lcd., 1031 Dor- It piece solid oak dining Guelph.) Chester East, dQonireal. room suite, buffet, exten- :over there?" p ) land $19.50 „Y�r, •• , - 1. .—Some of m neighbours in practically anybody s back % Q y g rid sion table 6 .leather seat chairs. „ have been asking a lot of quer- yard in perfect safety if an emer- AGENTS—CELL WEN'S NECKTIES good condition. - George didn't." ¢enc develops was.forecast forecast last for Christmas. Write for.samples. $24..50 Beautlful fumed oak dirt- tions since you grew the oats and y P Murgatro�d Agencies, Yoage 8t. $2 50 ,ng room suite, buffet,ez= week b aeronautical en infers barley p Ots' In the county as y S _Arcade, Toronto. tension to table. '6 leather•upholstered summer, and I ani going to.pass at the worlds first rotating wing chairs. Perfect. „Toronto Bab aircraft'conference. APRONS BY MAIL l4G English oak suite, buffet, �d Y the questions on to you. 'W5 square extension table. 6 Sea- 1 • "What do you think are the best —O— APRONS FOR BIG,WOMEN, THREE theyupholstered chairs, completely Rated Genius kind Of oats for.our conditions in PELLAGRA CURE styles, tubfaat prints—colors, red, refinished. Ontario'".. W„ Durham Co. The recent' discovery that nico- blue, green Three for one dollar, �(.A7��7• Larne solid oak suite, 9 pieces t - Elghteea•moaths-olti t-rltln^ ,j=gyF' ___A.—Modern, invest ation of tinic acid a chemical found in ost a - _Street, leer ft G , bion i buff et, china cabinet. eteied cro varieties indicates the im o -liver,-red-�meats-and-fish,-is-a Collet eCiHR19TlIA5ol'AItDg Guild, 633 �,Pet:R6 le 1Bobson of Toronto is a claimant p P ss specific cure for pellagra. . !to the title of infant prodigy. Dr. ibilrty of naming one variety,of p P gr poor $ .9 Leautiful 9 piece suite In rich our standard crops man's disease of malnutrition, i8 PERSON.tL' CHRISTMAS CARDS tone walnut finish, large " Alan Brown, Taranto child special- p as the best for made from your favourite nega- burfc•t, double door china cabinet. Ist says the child "is definitely .In all conditions. In co-operation also revealing secrets of funda= Lives, 3 for 25c; 12 for 75r. •Envel- square extension .table and 6 leach- mental life processes and opening open to match included. Establish- er upholstered chairs. Completely ` Establish- the genius class." with other institutions, the Field P p g refinished. new vistas toward the- under- ed over 25 years. Brightling Stu- Lillian, brown-eyed daughter of Husbandry 'Department of the O. dio, 29 Richmond street East. Tor- $97 solid walnut suite,-cost new .- Ukrainian parents, last week gave A. C. is dividing the province into onto• approximately i25o: Iluttet, 4 P rahlnet, eaten.-Ion table and 6 lep- an example of her skill by spelling climatic and soil zones for which FURS WANTED then seat chairs. Like new. I' out each letter of a front-page news- different varieties appear to be ITCH 9 chi room suite, large dresser, ' RAW FURS �VANTS:U FOR HIGH- Ved ru chiffonier, frill eine bed, sag- ' papre headline with clearness and specially suited. According to est market prices. Prompt returns. le-4 spring, and brand new felt mat- a" •.`'Confdence. She named a dozen ob- tests conducted in your own local- Bring or ship your Pura to.Lewis tress. 'Completely refinished. A 'Jones 139 Talbot Street, St. . ...STOPPED IN A MINUTE. .. 'Ontario. lA4.50.Smart modern suite, vanity jects' in English and Ukrainian ity, this year, Erban Oat 'seems Are you tormented with the itching tortures'at Thomas, •�•� (•hest, full size bed, sagleas without a mistake. to be outstandingly superior t0 saema.rashes.athleNstoot,eruptions.orother spring and brand new mattress. skin alsictions? For quick and ha y relief. HA1itDRPSSING SCHOOL Her first interest in the English Alaska, Banner or 0. A C. 72 for, cumpleteid al-n t sus one cooling antiseptic, liquid D. D. O. �w alphabet tame when She asked your section. 9M•so►t on. lu gentle oils soothe the krl- ANi>RE�Vfi' HAIR'1�RESSlNgI ACA- Solid walnut suite, large des- tated skin. Clear, greaseless and stalnkas— aemy Course reduced'one third to wale ser, chiffonier, full size bed, about the letters on S set of build- '' dries fast. Stops the most Intense itching first six students enrolling to Com- gas less spring and brand new mat- htaaatly. A 3Sc trial bottle, at drug stores plate Fall, Ula+s. Free catalogue.' tr�•s.. 'PerCeot condition. frig blocks. Her mother-named the 72: Q.=Will fertilizers increase Proves itr;e utirul uit.• to 'rich two �- —or money back. 20 .96'1 Bluor Street. Tur"nto. ,-letters and was surprised a few $G9 ton., w:1Inut, large dresser, them with perfect accuracy. ; !days later to hear Lillian repeating tir:i'i'ii : vanity, chifronier, full size bed, sag- less spring; and,brand new mattress. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE—WR1TI3 Completely refinished. Within a month the baby knew r for free booklet and full particu- $89 Modern suite in Oriental wal- _ lars regarding our amazingly sue. nut, Venetian mirrors, large 'the English alphabet and now picks cessful hyblood treatment. Pedi- dresser, chiffonier, vanity, full greed Products, beet. F. Saskatoon, size bed, sai;les.+ spring; and brand them out with unfailing accuracy Sask. new mattress. Completely refinished. no matter where they are. Coat new approximately $300. rge dresser, in walnut DC.. Brown' Says ai1Ch intelligence . PATENTS $19.50 Lafinish, full size bed: sag- 1n aChild of 18 months was "very less spring and new telt mattress. unusual." and full E Ctor- r i AN OFFER TO EVERY Completely refinished. / List of inventions an 'oration sent free. The Ramsay ons- $14 Three piece chesterfield suite71 " any. Registered, Patent Attorneys, upholstered in good tapestry cover, p _ P rtious Sco�ions �• 273 Bank St., Ottawa, Can. Scrum $19.5 Urge three piece chester- fleld suite, upholstered in - Di arbekir near Istanbul Tur- STAMMERING CORRECTED,HELP. feat condition.�ti3 y , ( $29 piece suite, uphols- ice ), was troubled for y ful booklet giving full information, , y years b Write today. W. Dennison, ISO tered in real hard wearing Ir. a plague Of scorpions. Tahir Baba Carlton Street, Toronto. repp, reversible Marshall spring r e gu P cushions, thoroughly cleaned and came along, began to scoop up I reconditioned. ions and eat them. Said I TRACTOR MAGNETO AND Beautiful suite, three'pieces, scorpions GRNF.RATOR REPAIRS $32 upholstered In French Jac- Tahir: "They,taste; like shrimps." quard, reversible Marshall spring SEND 1'8 YOUR TRACTOR MAGNE- cushions, guaranteed, clean and in I I 1 to and Generator Repairs. We save perfect condition. you money.' Allnnson Armature Large suite upholstered in Manfr., 855 Bny St„ Toronto. $37.50 real good mohair: revere- ` t _ __ - able Varshall spring cushtona. Fer to F6— OS over 100,000 Canadian housewives PHOTOCR_U'li\' feet condition, guaranteed clean. - , , We have the larlrest.stoc$ of re- ANp have already proved..,that blue coal gives the highest FREE ENLARGEMENT WITH EV- conditioned chesterfield suites in the /h$ availdble tan or of heating Value and satisfaction. erg order of 25c. Roll Developed city. .Over 100 suites in a large va- �. E I,� or 8 reprints. 25c. Mammoth PIC- ; riety of styles and covers for you _ APO�Nr tures, i:•,x 161, Adelaide East, To- to, chonse from. Priced from $ .W Order from onto. to 9100.00. 25 Kitchen cabinets your nearest `blue. coal' dealer - _ ---- _ _ -from s5.a5. a3 stoves, iarj a variety. today.--Asti—Kim"also about the `blue coal' %V.iNT111) ermi exLr,�:, f:�ra,rr.nt ereaserD Heat Regulator which provides automatic tom ns, if on era sb.ts, vanl- , 'u heat With your YOUNG HIEN WITH HIGH SCHOOL, ties $3.".3. wash stands $1.75, ward- preaent equipment. training to become Traffic Steno- robes a8.95, beds,$2.50,springs, E2.7e. graph6rg• Very practical career. Neva Mattresses mon. i • ass Free folder describes home course. Buy with confidence. All merchan Write Cassan Systems. Toronto. dise sold with a definite money back f guarantee of satisfaction. Thorough- tr ' �t'RITERS!ESTABLISHED AUTHOR ly cleaned. reconditioned and care- and critic offers full criticism and fully packed for safe and immedi- p f market advice on any short story ate shipment on receiptt of -money fes I t ' 1 for Ei plus return postage. Terms order. LYONS s s s for collaboration, revision, market- A ICA ing. etr., on request. Sales repre- ••entatives in Ncw York, Hollywood, Chesterfield Manufacturers µ "ute 47-•-'35 ! Tune in "Tics Sha " e ry Sat., 7 p.m., CBL, Toronto, or r;andon. Const tVriters' Bureau, 478 Yon St. 1'Ororto " 5.30 n.m.. CBO. Ottawa. :ox,3a, Lynn Creel(, R,C. ger s : a.... 'r r.•s.��zis�c.�a,i.�•c+:r.,c.. :scnm•y:.m i.. -�": ua •.:..'.••a+ :• ! wara'n.x us:.� ..;y,T.sw ` .. - u... .carte .. .. ,vs. ;p:. a�-�..,.•' �„' ....,�,',.a-,z":�.� -..,,,., ..�.� vim. ,1 ,,;-: t'�; Y-. `..` �': .vv., `:�7i'. ea,, •' a e+....yS }•.Y^^+^t i;..v,-'r-+r:. r •.•• :to�%• ..v..a,.:.;.<:a:s.' ♦.. M ..'•'•". .3., a. r.. +�:�,r. ac - ',;: • r ,, . ��. sad':,.• �, ... t"I•,.. ..... . ..,. ,. .. -u ..Y.. ;,�- - • :...' ,wr•.m• v• n Europe, and he srways gets that y,� '� � for which he is striving. !lis aim in I Should any of the great powers . L O N(... /Lf " l life seems to be to become master 4 of Europe or .Asia endeavor oy r • ?err of Europe and eventually of the 1111 force of arena to take poeaeesion Learn to .Play Fi)'�TFRAL DIRECTOR AND .► `L76 per yMs; =1.50 paid ta•adastae whole world. But in the end he may of Canada or any other part of HAWAAIAN GUITAR, SPANISH 1lidseLs[BB alwcrl>otioes to the United Steam meet with his Waterloo. He is ad- Amserica,, she will have not only GUITAR and UKELELE - 'AUCeeaaOr to-W.J. Dtatlwr. +� sad a>df�► �•pp advanrse• mired and worshipped by �y Of the British Empire to fight, but — Bwuffville - his countrymen. But he is also dei- the United States as well, as that Individual half-hour Seasons Night and Day 3arviax 1 JOHN MURKAR, Proprietor �� and feared by' ►y �tr13 country tends spending billions They dare reit oppose him, for if of dollarslin armaments for defence Mona Kea Studios Bus;.nr�e Phones Rseideoce Phone - ` they do so, their lives would be in of not only United States, but C{arcmont. Markham, Unionville. H8U1 �� NOTES AND COMfAENTa great danger, as Hitler 'places no. Canada as well. Canada i,, fortun- Uxbridge. Stouffville, ' Will them he anutlaer.world war? value vn human lives. Vb'hrn hr ate in having such a neighbor. tuck pusHessiun ofudrt anlund u Instrumentssupoiied on'request. > ---=-=- _."This is a question tlu►t bas often few wke.ks ago, he claimed to be: --.-,been asked, and in the answers We Tocoavince you as W the merits of-our see a dier .azi cif ul+arsillioll. Some the protector of nunoritirs, But yatem you will receive FREE of charge what or the tttlaorities in his own one lesson on any one oA the above think that the 'la•st war.. vrab so ter oott-Itry. the wrs r:o people neve —�L4T astrument rt a that. s.,. ua un �+uu ever been lry ated in such barbarous entering another cor►ttict. On. the PERMANENT NAGGING PAIN fashion as they. They, hove been 1 other'haiid we Ree Gernrany, who murdered in cold blood, robbed of r♦ hitevale THAT FRAYS THE, TEMPER Suffered •a great defeat in the last all their possessions and cast out ANU NERVES. IT MAYE rear, seem detemilned to recover of the Country with, no Place to go. General Agency ;o oil what she lost, am is now bent The Germans claim to be the most • jf� lea , Y�UR �YEs. wurtci conquest, and for years , H TUCK OPT. D. peen preparing for that ram 11ie, enli�g+tened and civilized country in ,J ii MCCORMICK-l�L+ ERINCT + -emany Ass an ally In Italy, a the world. But their history during '� fj��L(Cl`!�' DEALER 911easy Smelt, am R Q' *Wa Miry that UUAU that warfarw the past year•or two places them on a level with the most barbarous 108"w•A+ S)M is a noble calling. aitd that twining countries of the pas' Their 'antip ______ AI�O, #E su beautiful an seeing men. worn- achy to Christianity Is sure to lead FLE RIF.i TUDHOPE ANDEBlSION _ s sad rinildir+a being mown down In simple but rwA de- a - 1 (p Y A RErPAI88 *A lnundtrds by macEairw0A fire, s alga we tar: furnish . Sted W'agsew W%mis. Penner Reefer — :Grund. asnrtMx wa rld .ear occur we W. A. Cormack memorials that will yg, Preet or Lrnsdy Fess �3_ rr Vr4t. 41 expect, it will be a please from every Goodyear Three (� > Na ��eo You -tSgh� to ales•tlniah bsetvrrrn Dema FLORIST F L IST :-. � standpoint. In dignity l7adlan easelb ea and Oft cepa .tzzrrii�s and Dictator \atiuns, bet of appearance' out C.,T. G AUTO PA ,�• ween civilised countries and bar i worst will stand out GENlIiltAL HARVWARB harisr It will be the most feroc Floral Designs for all Oe- Hugh- � age, r do Building of a ! ndi >lous war ever fought. Should the C$BlOriB Na Great.t Tribute [Y • N. W. STAFFORD - Frank Wrightrlh ,CARPENTERING. democratic countries lose. Cansd- W1�)ET>dIALE DIQ1: Olrtdll:NTINQ. "sans will be dealt with in the same Funerarrributeatt SpeciAity :a Hisbwy �loansneatat manner as the Jews are now being works !LUIdBING -treated. Canada is now beginning Cat Flowers & Potted Plants `• �, 4eg Y6itby Uat• and to realize: the poslton In which Free De livery In Pickenug District h iragstoa rYoad West law Motor Sales she will find herself, and If the -_ 1lwUe�'IN(I ,,Drat should come,. Canadians wilt 124 Brock St.. W., WHITBY - Chrysler-Plymouth mndoubtedly rush to the defence of Phone 3.14 7tf , W.. . so sell Bsnnttors5 Roods the Empire and Democracy. Dealer M c•rials,Empire I3aEhteow _ Sale�Redatet . N ckWpmeaN Daro Wafer One of the greatest coca o! this GOO USED CARS 8yefesae. IllesOtT C=ony is Hitler, the Dictator o! SAY, NOV. 18th — Asxtion Ftirin Malehinery wwvx1R 'PIR)S Sable ipa+eet !+ Gezassa7. No other area ever ezer- � of fare stock. ia�lements, p�1b.LARb BA'FT6i111�, se r.tbor Ont sg K&tsrw #ed roan an influeaoe aver that may+ roots etc.. the Pn'oMrh 6` NZRAL aletimates Fres Allred Jackson. Lot 13. Cos- 1, >bt T1B�es--a pie Oa tsM country. Brought ap in the s2ans><s .SA Mi.EB ME MR Rwgm �rtt QbsrsaLsed PidOs:Ineg. Sale at 12.85 p. >!a. ?ie )lZdeeee or '!ti"selrtr �w seat F1rw y' until trash.. dee Dills. �•tabs Ar�e GANG 1! .iff �w.+�.. . . _ �..Hs"u3-81�- �• ed an Industrial-cat end in power• as a trial on-a li�ew or a drat'Gr gradually rose in power peser"'e'. Term. spew he is the roost powerful than Wrn• Maw, auctioneer. tt•-� Me N& • 7nmftr Fess set... � �v&m J. Lbw Flares • , Plserhng BMW& We cave P1aws flee .,• . PICKiiRiNG. ONi'TARIO Every PIsrperaeb -•1 steady Www—Is Phone 29W lug Airmsers-41ahs Dri11, serve r A sea #a alk nearly all steel acre- PIUBEIi1:�Fa. ONTARIO eSei... .. .. .. .. ........ X"co We "a Chan 1Mane, Flew s u Service.,� Fe.er. swa >� r, afaHa10 A Delaval Pedtar Praloeft $=pert servioe and re- Grose Fertilisers t Al pairs to all makes. Be" sold 6 • ter' n°r'�a Te' W. F. DISNEY, Greenwood onable ohargas. oqk .—new interest for everyone. The whole escape of.Livertock and Agri- Paoxa Plcx'.314 tl tt :guaranteed. A.W.MITCHr.LL culture in magnificent display. Special emphasis on the �t� in- ARTHUR FIE Pickering dnstxy thio ear.The ooaatry°s~neat I3ROCK G abdow RarO.w Television I Ont. ~czar and minks Eisht glorioas Megeber OiStisl Radio Smite Meo'n °x days Plan to attend. Arson.ex n. . . SPECIAL itAILWAY MIS THEATRE 46 Phone 5201. PICBEIiIN(3 TO ROYAL COUSEUM-TORONTO ?.: FR10%Y And SATURDAY 1 9 (.. NOVEMBER IS and I9 V�,Iai1al v� (,� # ...Two Showa at 7 and 9 Sat. Matinee at 1.30 Sell your Calves at home. NOW MODERNIZED � :tew4 Ttow - Robert Louis Stevenson's '�. I "'KIDNAPPED" Save time and money. �-..-` 4Wd&224 with .. - h r to !WARNER BAXTER We have a:buye eat aYl�l ED_ DIE •i RTH MFW ARLEEN RHELAN Monday, Tuesday and . AUBRE SMITH � - . C Y SMI •., . ' Monday, Tuesday Wednesdq / NCVEAI .ER 21. ZZ and IZ3' GK �y LIMITED_ - Shows. a . 4a FRED ASTAIRE ''Lowes I Tis - GINQER RMERS Ptc;-.d tziNc Arno —- "CAREFREE'9:_ E�' THE TN! NtlMl - _ ZYITH ' 'Refri eratorK LPH BELLAMY FRANKLIN PANGBORNN�� HosteS V EGA Now on Display _J----. COAL­4 w000 moderau .raDge capable of' RANOE - IAd Nntnsl Fire - 254.90 Model he P� eta as lasuraaca Co. :'. Special•-Fall Price, $238.00 Desrsive M'I�neO kod ran+oddled and aid WAWAN1mA UM Ca ENAM== FRONT 1RN15R.-Aa OSLO tNff. �R )�1. ..� at=W Dodge for 19. t Boas the" features... attreedve WAM with end"koae spear P. � =EOo,.dn0 �a1re flee woad or sed.' : ik po oi+.o���i6�as dtxtm roomy��virb beer�a to� =400 losween.. la00MMbo . ie►LF'S PLACE Nco to titter brains and quiet[bdr6oai �Fiss�Ss.aft ole. ehobr of dee,or weadr2 mel rtn� ltn�cR ka of t:B'[�tAMLr[.I= i> sold. �tom. -'�►.e....S♦ Zb...r.>,ee .t Al MoleANDARD ) Alfred 0 r ,hTrw.enbalar cm doer•hm" Ms � 1L1nds► MSlt�i.r �, » a jrk&A ,► quamw w.w 11\ssr CLA RL M01V T. t3A/TA RSG BOWMAN do ROW]G Phare 301 coonn +i4•�.:.ar►, �-�..cs L�� it .. 4[' ^.S fa. .-.x':'-. '.. - ..• r - -K�:, _ . ^uial a :SrC,. _ r�.Y• i4- I .i M^ ri 4 o ,z.�....,..4 •,.�•- ,. c ..t'". :,:- '.. ,,,_" tom•.:. z+r.' .i:_ '+v.'s ' ..•t� •t r ..' .,. .fir. a, .-.,i'"• .. ,.-. a / 'S r`9 _ •e ;i • CLAREMONTwas with the Misses Allizons last cents- Light Refreshmeot4i. C. G. I. .` BND MYOK SUR ' week. T. Girls in charge. LA -The 'down Council of Goderich -" `- The Mclatyre plant b working Mr.-and Mrs. John Toms have re- --+St• Pauls Dunbarton, Sunday, have by a resolution passed unsn- sover-time and night@ this week. turned from a visit with' their dau- November 20th, Sunday School at F. J. DONEUAN D. A.. B. lk., li Misses Dain and Florrie Doer- iniously; made it, as offence for L. S. On fn ars then records e! a■w Y ghter and the lattees sister in 2 P. m. Evening Prayer and Sermon any man to wear a Hitler mous- '.. r • .den spent the weekend at their Rochester and Detroit. at 3 p. m• Preacher at this service, veren Gibson and Yarn" - >� > ,.:.e !sore. tache. Evidently the council have dint EasR. Ogawa. !lose isles. Master Eric and Miss Kay Cons- Rev. E G. Robinson. The first an eye for beauty. Mies Mary Maenab is speeding ins, of Toronto, spent Remembrance practice for the Christmas Enter- , :the winter in Toronto with Mies Day with their grandparents, Rev. Wnment will be held on Saturday, Agnes Macnab. A. D. and Mrs. Cousins. Rt 2.30, We Have Placed Our hunters have returned from The. Misses Joan La 'Freugh; o! WFiY SUFFER with Rheumatism, Asphalt Roofing III Stock the north, each one, all in one Scarboro, Betty- and Ruth Hender- ' p g ; -piece. Luck was very good too• son of Birch Cliff, spent last week Sciatica, Lumbago? Rumacaps' Tno . ' Keep' in mind the Baptist Church end with their cousin, Miss Pauline Way Action quickly relieves pain BUSINESS COURSES Have also received a oar-of „,':�• Hemlock Slabs for hummer �-- while attacking the cause. E. C. DAY-NIGHT d. - - �innnal Harvest Hama Services on Palmer. Sunday, Nov. 20th. Particulars lac On Friday egening November, JOKES, DRLGGIST, Pickering. IIee. . -or. 25th at 8 p. m., a Concert will be CORRESPONDENCE mi,e r,,,,+;.,,, o _ ni Church. and 4SMssis Commercial's A.W. MIT -'z _ �• --:scent-'here ire-,the-•Hall, tonight, Mr. W. Hunnisett of Fred Victor • • .=.m► iektring, Ont. A9tf 86aw 8mpioTmeat Htueea¢w fell • (Friday') A real.program'is being Mission will 'ha've charge' of the .mot�T di iao.l fry , id prepared for you. Entertainment with his Orchestra a°"'••.bsol aaaranteesE Barclay-Transport s: Miss Clara Neal is holding a 3- and Soloists. Admission 25 and 10 a" , "'y �' day private sale late this month. See the Classified Ad. Column for soft so I ., STANLEY T11SATRE Iparticulare. - between Clermont, Broin The annual congregational sup- LESLIE SMITH Greenwood, White.ala and Tas�ar. f' per in conjunction with the Harvest : STOUFFVILLE 'Home Services of: the Baptist con- ,P�1001 Isy drivels are trained to be Comm , courteous and reliable gation will be held on Monday Expert evening next, at the church. E.xpe t 1. The new restaurant and apart- Showing _' • BpieW Rates os Lona Dbtaoss meat building on the tour-corners Week"Nights-8.15, Standard Time -- Radio Service dr •';ls rapidly nearing completion. The get.& Holidays-2 Showa,7 and p P.m `i plastering is about complete and fEiUhS�etl,FKIDAY&SATURDAY DIXM ROAD Ne order we will. Nene tea 1atm ,� now being wired by Russell Gray Eyesight Education •>w•� r: and NOVEMtsER l7, 18 and 19 how Ilio weetbar •of Brougham. -R.. R. 2, Pickering 19 ��� Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I�ye, who I$ p and celebrated their first wedding ann- The 17aroness 1�aL Qw. �' �. �� EFFICIENCY CALL AT Issas. s sad G were on Remembrance, Day, tl ; OWE S " 'were the recipients of many lovely and the Butler' l� ! owned sod epersted t r J cards and good wishes from friends. Starring b Freak 1 DsarlalD Brougham Young Peoples Union Y CASE a CARRY STORE !members were the guests of the 'WILLIAM POW ELL [� local ..,group at the. regular Monday ANNABhLi A C. D. TUCK p> a are just a few of ow Farr's Elevator might convocation in the United HELEN WESTLFY . - a, •Church here. HBNAY STBPHENSQN :leap chips............8 rose, Sae. The first real fall of anow of the SPECIRl. ATTRACTION _Ppt, Pr.ne. ...... .... a an,• 25& Cont, 'Orli. meanson ,occurred on Tuesday here. Tomatoes r reit Jar or white Jia. ,Although the ground woe white for is 1�1m tee Sia D@I� !loss >18J Nihau illw. aborti while the sea which bzQw � March ;fir >� (evr. P. 0.) Coal Ddu ......... �par, pL Ar. -•-•-- �'�`• f! *shwa. Pfw Im (b or noon gals. 170.1 P'LO1D; S.�Lg ''through about noon, goietdy re- of i �e , moved the most et a. _ rteadag, ..... Jewelt sl'o The Women's Lwdtrte held a F3shs . ' b. Sts. •very sweeadw soestiag at the horse , �aegsr, spb is or eider ..gaL 8fe. 1!8's - ' f ]Urs. Joe. Farr on Wednesday MONDAY.ttASDAY. WEDN'SDAY 'What is glan. Whoa corsidered - from the 6c-—6 16s. .......8;a - , � +s�p4�nt_ _the-..rlr�etsu.. of present. Rev. tight mavanies in the campaign a 'ber of the last,evening members ��pp�� 11 Of "betterlight' and better night". GLARMONT. ONT. Iw _ ]IEr. Augustine gave his address on, "Doctor R by g Furst tet ua considers, simple stet. ELECTRIC `"Our responsibility towar�l:s Peace, inition of glare. There are many. EI► Abroad", and reviewed conditions Starling ,. It has been defined I think best ss ATTENTION sof the Pant; S. E.t and Possible BING CRO-BY follow@: "Glare is any brightness EN.�ERS Future: Mina S. E. Crocus gave a EVINE within f vision A DY D thin the field ofof such Paper on Citizenship Following' „ ;. 'the regular session, a very deli ht- M RY CAR LISLE a character as to cause discomfort, �+ -luI souls! hour was enjoyed by the BI:,N rRICK LTLLIE annoyance, interference with vision Brock Road Gravel SIMPLE - 900N )�[Ci A G ':members and friends. Comedy sed Short Subjects or eye fatigue". Glare is a co ph on Pe muse of eye strain and Photophob- i !folds Live Stock Safely with one Wim DIINBARTON is., "Intolerance of Light". When _ J : .' T}IURgDAY,FRIDAY& SATURDAY existing should as much possible be Cruske�l Pit Run Six 'Years Use J Miss Evelyn Annis, of Toronto is avoided until the lighting system ^ !fume icor s tow days. NOVEMBER 24, s5 and tut j has been remedied. It is a defect in ;Gravel have proved their worth otS 100; Miss Eileen Allan. of Toronto, f! the lighting system as it affects 000 farms in U.S.A• The 20th spent the week-end with her pas- "White Banners you or your position at work. It Sand and Graded century way to bold live stock Bente here, Harper and Mrs, Allan. Starring map :be possible for the ordinary guaranteed j►its�il34 k i i Mise Eileen Armis is spending a person to recognize glare by aympt- ,Stone - _'- . -few days with Mrs. R. Morrish of ICI Ai' L RAINS oma produced but It is the duty of For full pattieulart orifi particulars- .- Creek. F.0 BAINTER or best left to an illumination en- D 31:ve-e l or, L)We i iD pit FARM ELECTRIC The ladies of the Woman%'Ass-, ;A. _KIE COOPER- gineer or someone versed in this PHONE: Plant, Pick IC26 ;188 ]ing, Fast, Toronto, er -_ ociation packed a bale for the West work to scinetifically measr-+e it A• T•^,r3:T±: .�2 Slee: and G±ii' ' .last Tuesday. COMEDY SHORTS so many factors are to be consi8- " NeOWARUE TURNEp. Miss Velma Elliott, of Toronto JOHN BOURNE & SON •. ails eyed generally. . NEW ' "RADIOS • �' • -Complete .Stick 'of Stewart-Varner C;eneral Elec#ric A i . • _ _ ! =. Northern" Electric and Victor. ;Battery and Electric St. ti.oais. •$23:25 Ottawa si8.F3 - - Radios. Milwaukee : $17.75 Pittsburgh '$13.25 , Washlsgton i1l.eo Dallas $36.75 • ' • , : Come nn for a �er�cmit�l�traVEL -1-NFORMATIOK. FOR 'r'ZA t�c►n } ease,. ',.: _ ,.'.-. : ..a'. :. a. .. -.. _ _ �j: • '?leketo and, Isferasatbs at PAaas NOU"N" - STOP ovals ; MOTEL RAM, ETC. : • 'Electric . F FASmr; HOUSE — no" "" • • • ".Keep in mind that"we have a` new F.leCtr�c Radio as - - - - - man TZ, • ! - ! l w :as Io . as 39.95. • • : Check this lot of Used Radios: The Economy Store =. 1 Used Gen. Motor car radio, 60 day guarantee, 22.50 car radio, 15.00 l Used Belmont Beginning Saturday, November, 'XMAS and .BIRTHDAY CARDS 1 Diem ,��, 2 Used Sparton .3'able model, 10.00 gbh, and losing -�] ~ ` - 'h►o Prises-ler tree-Boys; a�ud Toe " ehristm have a complete 19ne of -1 Used S arton. Table model, w Pour Prises will be given away, We 1 as-and Birthday tarda, d-...._ p • . . 5.00 Prizes for the Girls, �seeiving tae so many useful gifts for Children - o _ p. targeet.number oi,.ote..`Erery 2a,:. , and Adults at 5e: to .a.10o: 1 Use DeFOrest Console, l 4.00 ' 1 Sonora Console, 15.U0 " purchase ' the store will count an 3es our New Stook of Men s - - :• - Oee Vote, asi an additional parse : Boys Rubber Boots, in all sizes sir will be given sbould'tbe"wiaper ia- Iess than city,Prices. VJ09l Boni, '.••Deni f.)rges to tirin.lyoar set• in and have the tubes oheeked no fret. We-have } calve more than M00 ' rotes. The Shirts,' Overall sad Smock& a . a oomplete stock of WeyCinghonee tube . prises are now on display at the store.' - �elnember to bay ynnr new Or used radio where yon c+a get eflioien� eervioe • • 1 0. . . ret• till tress . t A. COOPER, Claremont A..C. Brooks Claremont 'Aithuiz>,d Dealer for (lranArat Blaotrio, 9tewtrt.Warnes, Northern Steolsia W' and Yinior Radios 1 2 tWx• --..n. --.:..•. -j�ecg�'.:r�aa'-^...�—u•����ry lZrY '1.fh'-nv.tni•+. "sdb• ••4t•Y✓n - -JLw>s Nu .+_SAM 3Y.aR+i'nT �Y' : �'ayt,•,..p .., .'•,,.. d. �..sirs .:."... v.... .;.- ... ., t. :'.: � n`t^ ,+i �" .) a �� - " c The- Leashed Gun' s' ►•Alf Qua 0 0 ua>�s :X f Circlet - ...: o° nnnnlI��!f�l�11 Westbrook •0 0 0 � - -. by Perry 1000' PUFF a Synopsis neck, 'at the same time pleading Aso l Slim Loyale l paroled from with tearful words. :..-prison after servin 18 months "Slim!" she cried. "Slim, yon For Quick for. a crime be didt commit. don't know what you are doing. + ; He returns to his Circle L ranch They'll take you back— back to Food Energy e e s- ' y ' to n u rather tee forces at work, trying to maks "They'll Take You Baek" Wheat fot breakfast one day and him violate his parole so that he Abe Fornachon, who had been puffedRicetbenext.They'reshotfrom ter' can again be 'railroaded to prison. leaking over Leo- Br•oekweli, se- guns so that each nourishing grain of The Brockwell and their gang curing his guns, now looked up. wheat and rice is actually exploded to Mothers I are plotting to gain possession of There was a neer pain in Abe's eight rimes is normal size.The ting q p food cells are unlocked: That makes Children[ova the crisp txtinchinesa...the lieucious Circle L ranch and the property eyes as he watched Mona. them'specially easy to digesq so that flavour.of Quaker Puffed Wheat aiduaker Puffed " Rice.Serve them varie Laker Pu ed Wheat one of Mona Hall, a neighbor and Not this time they wont Miss .,: yougettheirfoodenergymoreyuickly cY••,Q wife-lou; friend of Slim Loyale. Mona," he said quietly. "Remem- and easily. So start' these famous day,Quaker Puffed Rice the next: And note; One serving of Quaker Puffed Wheat or Puffed Rice,with Slim discovers that Sheriff ber; if anybody goes to askin' breakfast treats tomorrow. Ask our Q fax,. Starbuck has joined the plot questions, it was me who: hit over for Quaker Puffed Wheat and milk or cream,gives the creasy value of against him. With the help of Do- Brockwell—not Slim." .'Quaker Puffed Rice today. two whole lamb chops. kota Blue and his cowboys, Slim These words, more than any- Get your new 1939 secret code book,membership cerci- loyale defies the land-grabbers to 'thing else, served -to quiet -Slim., Boysand G`�rts! FREE"�lFTS ficateand badge ISpecial honotubadge for second year :do their worst. Suddenly the' hard-strung teat- WITH BOX TOPS members! Send name, address,and 2 box tops to Dick ness went oat of him and he sag- Tracy,Dept.N100 Peterborough,Ont.. State if you are already a member '"'Think yuh can pull that stuff ged wearily. "I—I'm sorry Mona," join the Dick Tracy and want second year badge. To make it extra easy for you and co give an' get away with it, do- yuh, he panted. "I reckon I shouldn't Seer@t ServlC@ Patrol Mother a variety of delicious cereals,you may send box frame+ e. knowin' I got a parole hanging' have paid no attention to him. Quaker Puffed Wheat,.Quaker Corti Flakes or Quaker Puff fil over my haid that I don't dare But I'm all raw inside,,an' that' break? Well, yuh've made a mis- dawg drives me loco! Abe, I'm • take tonight. If yuh notice, I shore findin' out who my friends witch hazel, spread across . the ain't parkin'.no guns. But I got are. However, I can't let h take KOMOL 10 the great m fiats an' ores a gonna know the blame on ore shoulders.' eyes.' struggle f o r y y gt go y Curly Lashes- lite, everything the feel of 'em. �et on yore "Yuh shut up an' be .good," Curly lashes are a sign of youth, depends on the feet!" a growled Abe gruffly. "'Brockwell age you appear A so each night and morning brush s Leo Brockwell i&God up; his had it cumin' to him:' Was i is e.,>` to be; but don't ' - them up and'out {with eyes oPen). be discouraged. right hand dropping 'toward his yore place, I'd a been just as red- �j, r using a not-too-soft'.brush, dipped KO�QOL, with s belt. "Keep yore fists to yore­ eyed." The S in eyelash grower or olive oil. You Its a natural self, Loyale,_. he snarled. Yo re With none too gentle power, shakes, t v s must persevere, though. Hetri Dl'F, back to Finis to nothin' but a damn convict out on Abe dragged Leo Brockwell erect f i You can obtain any of the fol- lost youth. Sold : _ parole,•an'yuh ain't got any rights and slammed him into a 'chair, Goo( Looks lowing helpful leaflets, by sending i�w scarier a t o�I v sd a n `'`• �of decent folks: . Try usin' yore Leo's 'eyes were glassy and his `, a 3c stamp for each one required, tfiontreat. r.tt.. beauty parlors hands on me an' I'll short 'shoot •head rolling, but consciousness was b °a $ y � �v g Eye Beauty; Facial Care; Super- yuh. uper -• .t yuh' like a dawg. An' nobody'li. returning; Slowly the light of fluous Hair; Reducing in Spots; Bold me to account for it." complete comprehensisn showed is Bust 'Decelopment; Your Hatr; . Slim grew very still and white his eyes, and his bruised, swollen � �yi,4, ,, 11K,• How to Slim' Hand Beauty; Un- ItACHING and deadly. The hate he=felt for face twisted into a mask of hate . ' �! derwelght. At the same time, be this smart, sneering fellow nearly and rage• sure to ask about your own particu- 'choked him. His breath rattled in "When Starbuck hears of this FASCINATING EYES lar beauty problems. Letrers will CO-LDS .his throat. Then he swun =t>f this," he .-" o're all �" answers con ent a y. That momentary parse that had through, Loyale, yuh damned It cgntinrally surprises me that Please write to: Barbara ,Lynn. •Rem"Their DISTRESS fallen on the heels of young ex—" more girls and women don't 'glam- Room 4,21. "3 West Adelaide St.. Tips Em,Quick Wayl Brotkwell's words had evidently Abe Fornachon shook . him ortse"'tipAr eyes* A.pair of bright, Toronto,. Ont. Don't take chances. Rub on sooth-- lowered Brockwell's guard. Fora- roughly. "Best thing yuh tan do 'aparkltng eyes wilt often transform ;ngwarming Musterole. Relief moment he thought that.Slim was is close yore mouth an' keep it so, an otherwise jaded-looking woman quickly follows ! going to take his stitching re-. Brockwell. - If Starbuck comes into a veritable beauty. We con Production of the Canad an Muswrole gets such fine results marks without retaliation. In this anoopin' around here I'll tell hirn vey fascination through our eyes, 'roofing paper -industry in 1937 because it's NOT just a salve.It's a .'he erred considerably.. He saw it was me' who whaled yuh, not so don't take yours for granted' was valued at•$6.884,03 compar- �eosnimulat fig and penseasing,tm'warm- ".'he g - ed with $4,908,640 in 1936. inns. stimulatin�g and penetrating— Slim s sudden hunching of one Slim. Now yuh take yore rotten An eye wash. is Indispensable, helpful in yuiekiy relieving local con- shoulder and knew;.too late, that poison off this tan--b an'' stay 'and should he used several -times gestion and pain. a punch was coming. He'tried to off. I told yub .somethin'; get a day, to ensure .absolute cleanli• used by millions for'ny �yesrsa :+luck, at the same time dragging gain'." nese and soothe the eyes. The II -' at his gtm. Slim's'fist swung with- !'Get Going" following solution makes a_ good,_ - ]NERVOUS? ge$u]� greagtli, Clift_ _ three all the pent rage asci sense of Z,eo�roeTiwelI went, µith vibe one: Add two parte of sodium icor- dress (mild), and Extra Strong. unfairness which choked him, Fornachon in close attendance. As ate to camphor water to make 100 Do you Leet so nervous ria went co scream? Approved by (,� Housekeeping ' landed a little high-on Brock- =you cror and irritable?' Do you scow Bureau.All druggists.400 each. the door closed behind them, Mona parts. thou.dearest to you? well's jaw. But it had plenty of awoke suddenlyto the somewhat 'Avoid Stratn• [t our nerves areasedg,.,try LYDIA r- impetus and ower behind it For PIN HAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND. Ii embarrassing position she had Never read.or sew facing a light. It often helps Nature calm quivering nerves- the second time that day, Broci:-- For three generations one woman told _ �- taken, and slipped away from• and-do not bend over your work. another how to go "smning through" with well knew how it felt to be beaten Slim,faint color whipping through The flrat causes strain and the lit• Lydia'E.Pinkham's vegetable Compound.It to the floor, by the impact of a _ her cheeky. helps Natisc cone up the system,thus!casco- human fist. ter congestibn of life eyes. W3at- tag ebe discomforts from the luaethml dir M•a ruts _ Shin"did not appear to satire orders which women must endure. ♦a sN�`'"- ,,, 'saO►Usrr ' = Knocked Unconscious p ever you happen to be doing, rest why not Iry LYDIA E. PLNKHAM'S e her confusion. His head vtas,b lit, you eyes now and thea. VEGETwSLE COMPOUND? He was not knocked out, but he- and his eyes staring at the fl r. fell on his right_side, -with the "Mebbe it'd been best if. he had. It your eyes get very, tired !n the - .hand that grabbed for his gun mo- plugged. me," he said heavily. evening, an excellent -pian is to lie - mentarily smothered between his' "Seems like all I'm good for now down for a few minutes, with pads b9dy and the •floor. Before. he • could free it,'Slim, literally dicing to be a liability to my friends. of cotton-wool soaked In warm `'Q, aver the upset chair, landed on. Shore, they cain't pack my load s t°N�1�lA forever.- Butter I reckon that him. Starbuck should tyke Izie back to se t area t.nrste cluuttss triad. plenty ws m• sieadY abund With Slim wasted no time. All the " r Jarillo. , tei.00 . ',` ulheat in is Jul !bitterness, all the galling shame About 6" - itl" 1,mzths. Pretty ealth, _ heater So 1on9- _ Mand indignation he had known (.COkTItiUED Di£%T ISSUE) _ niiy seleccedrroralarge Quilt l designs. Pat at- Tltete sh turnaee ° grid lases uick through those lou months of in- terns. %vashrast -Cotton rrints, the clew night s g g when e- S° {h at urs to _ canceration in the Jarillo Peniten- Sleepless 22 Years Broadcloths, Pique.. Free! Qomb Ramco Co�t the 5Te `�' A P�� lies a:t�l Mirror Set. 'Collect:-Aamples to bank a Outing• tih el_lea Bary now found outlet. He l'.t;e Aiani,iito*der, uuteemoaiSY k up fit the the t fuels. T "smashed at :Brockwell' again and 'M. Paul Kern, a' retired clerk,' ►teatreat to Plc ligh hat ;again. aged 54; who lives with his wife handle soash than Other 1 _ aider from ... Brockwell, trying frantically to ba stn do'two things at once, namely free an three children in a Budapest• incl as b heaC�o aealet• Y :his gun and protect himself from suburb, has not'etijoyed a second HEBEST days [()Cat \V` _ >Slim's. barrage of punches, rolled of sleep since June, 1915, when you -.kis head in the wrong direction. his head.was injured by the splin- The point of his jaw connected -ter of a grenade. squarely with Slim's fist, and he went limp. -Over 100 girls went on strike in Slim was past all realization of Purfleet, England, against a' ban the fact that Brockwell was•un- on•make-up' in their. wash room; conscious. and won. He only knew that he had thislisted fellow where he wante;l him, `�y= w • da ed him every time Itis flailing fists 11,, pick 1'D �-IS GOOD ENOUGH found their mark. TtereS •Losl � ' He was insensible to the fact that Mona was tugging and crying This outstanding triumph is �\rr :.. ` "'at him. And even when Abe For proof of quality. Twelve first - nachon, at the frantic behest of I prizes In twelve classes, in this :.,:;,• year's Baby Shows at the Toronto �w Mona, grabbed Slim by the shoul- �-T ?- '• =� �•• '' and Ottawa Exhibitions, were tiers and dragged him from his ��� > �� won by babies fed on `Crown t t Brand'Corn Syrup. , :•:;.,;`:>.?;,air? ,`.'::;?''. ray, Slim still fought. � �'�•�' � What better evidence can - ,""" :;�:, (wy....•.• ; ��••..- But the foreman was powerful. MODEL there be of the confidence which ' r'13etween him and Mona, they final- No. a Canadian mothers and their �, dealer about •ly got Slim into a chair, where �`, physicians have in the purity 'Ask Y°the new ^ Mona retained him by the simple Coema and quality of'Crown Brand.' xAMCO 14utoTROL method of sitting on his lap and RADIANT N A delicious table syrup, DItAF'T CON HANCO !_wrapping both arms about his "Crown Brand'is a treat and _ HEATER • hctt�family. N 00 TBpkMCp— —'or-rhe- ptDN BAAis — _ag. .t TM1 ]lAakes and burns own gas from coal Tell the bays that pictures of ��� 1I0'r W A t,nous? to Type at Home oft" Fuel cost less than 2c an hoar. 4amow hockey Stan can still , ,-.'Two��niencea• ' Radiates • flood of clean, healthful haat. be obtained for'Crown Brand' I�RN SYAIIP pvit+7 eon Typing 1a a valun!>le MM Ideal for chilly autumn and jspring days Com Syrup lab" HAMILTON 0Y•rROOuCTCOUOVtNt.l or as an auxiliary beater all Pinter long. HAMILTON.CANADA i1 Weekly asset Un1Y 1{1 weekly sea deafer or writs [ROWN BRAND Buys a buys a new Corona, TNi COLEMAN LAMP a STOVE CO., LTo. YOUR LOCAL DEAL.ER'S NAME APPEARS world's most popular Oept XXXXX.Tsrontw Ont ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE , CORONA portable typewriter, _ CORN SYRUP , ' in- cluding Carrying Case. our Typing Instructor. Write Issue 47—'38 or full detatla. _ THE FAMOUS ENERGY FOOD - p >smltli & Coretim, Typewrlterm of C _ The CANADA STARCH COMPANY Llmisd , nfg"a 1,14., 7tr Fretat St. EC., Torsete : ...a .,, '.. .. r.,G -r_.r:.ae•'. m turned away, and the moral purity Whosoever shall put away his TO Mouse FOtllld T. 15-year-old boy who underwent an CoUingwood s Caveman y X-ra " examination at the Toronto of the heart expel the intruding wife, and marry another, commit- t y x• • movement toward sin, then the tette adulterq against her: 12. In Boys Stomach General Hospital. The lad livery y law is not broken;�on the contrary, and if she herself shall put away " o at the Ontario Boys' Home. As y�,, it ia, kept. her husband, and marry another, A nail, several coppers and but- none of the articles had lodged in .. 1 Regarding Divorce she committeth adultery. At all tone and a small rubber mouse his intestines, he was returned to . '•' rf Mark 10: 2-12. 2. And there periods of the history of Christian were !bund is the stomach of s the institution under a .doctor's • f a ' came unto him Pharisees, and as�k- teaching differences of opinion care. - ed him, Is it lawful' for a mkt; have existed within the church r a b; to put away Iiia wife? trying him. to the practical application c:. 'Era LIKE THAT By F-red Neher The question of divorce is dis- Jesus' words concerning adultery, r cussed in the New Testament in divorce, and remarriage. aInd awwo Matt. 5: 31, 32; 19: 3-11; and Mark.10: 13-16. And they were WLL-Y" x summarily in Luke 16: 18. The bringing unto him little children, : O r-= attitude toward divorce at the that he should touch them: and dr time of our Lord was an exceed- the 'disciples rebuked them. "14. a _ d Ra ingly loose and car-eless one. But when Jesus saw it, he was 3. And he answered and said moved with indigation, and said r a: unto.them,,What did Moses com- unto them, Suffer the little chil- man you! n them not: for to such belongeth ' Moses suffered to write a til of the kingdom'of God' 15. Verily divoteement, and•to put her away. Whosoever shall U4 ., 6. But Jesus said unto them, For I say unto you, -your hardness of heart he wrote not receive the kingdom of God as a y kN eaters therettle in. 16.shall Andn'no wise he took you this commandment. The ref- � Alfred Staples, 68-year-old back- erence here' is to Deut. 24:' l .. _ Io-nature' advocate of Coiling- The Lord does. not deny that them in his arms, and blessed them, layitig his hands.upon them. M wood, Ontario, who in the coldest Moses permitted divorce; com- _ a days of wrote; swims in the icy !nand it, he did not. All Christ's servants must be as dependent and as trustful as chi! waters of Georgian Bay, has for- 6. But from the beginning of de P saken his cave for a third ven- the .creation, Male and female dren are. tare in•matrimony.. made .he .them.. 7. For this cause _ shall s man leave his father and A 189-lb. tusk, 9 ft. 9 in. Iong, - mother, and shall cleave to- his largest, elephant's tusk ever ob- � G wife; 8. and the two shall become tained in Kenya, was taken to o Mombasa recently. one flesh: so that they are n - Sunday Se�ool more two, but one flesh. 9. What. . o therefore God hath joined togeth- er, let no manput asunder. Our Death Treat ` �Q$$Va■ Lord here teacbes that marriage, is a divine institution, the earliest o mother of as Cita Kansas y ' of all social relationships, the very A Kae foundation of all society, and that letter: boy received this . LESSON VIII every marriage, even though God letter: If you don't treat your r" THE SACREDNESS OF THE y4 not recognized; if it be a true son better, he'll go away and HOME marriage, is a union approved by be returned to you in a kgs- 0 4-ZO Exodus 20: 14; Matthew 5:.27-30; God and sealed.by God, and no ret. Detective Edward Mayes Mark 10: 2-16; Ephesians 5: 22-23 man has a right to `.break this traced the threat to an 11-year- "That's what I'm doin! countin' to fifty before I Lit hiin an' I'm makin' Printed'Text union. old blonde, with whom the boy sure he's here when I've.finished!" r' Ezodils 24: 14;Matthew 5c 27, 28; 10. And in the house. the dis- had been forbidden to gd roller -- - ------ v' Mark 10: 2-16 ciples asked hila again of this mat- skating. Golden.Text ■ _ ter, 11- And he saith unto -them, yp a •._;; 5 _ "Peep.thyself pure. I Tim. 5: 22.::_ French Soldier Aw. THE LESSON' 1N ITS SETTING _- ■ Time. _ The Ten Comms[nd- U �IStf�I1II1 �0NTA' Answer to Previous Puzzle. 10 To Contend. ments were given in 1498 B.C. I World War 11 Comucopias. The Sermon on the Mount was de- • A R 12 He—the : livered in the summer o soldier I A' I A The words recorded from Mark REDDIE TEE largest army By F French army. ! I 10 were spoken by our Lord in Feb= N 15 in head. rusty or March, A.D. „0; the eplsa inGriffin re- T 1 AIR! N p 17 Heavy cavalry wafer. LIS b 32 Jumped into tle tp the Epbesians was written HONOR YEAR DEAD back, Dan Harding (Bob( ) 13 To preclude. I A' iE' 19 To accumulate 1' by Paulrobabl• in A.D. 64. P 5 The unsung heroes of the world turned to tell the children, what 14 Fold of string. O A 5 NI 21 Heavenly Place. - The Ten Command- War, the soldiers out of uniform, 'cook place in the hectic days be- IS Inhabitant of I 1 5 IE body. .. ' meats were given from Mount Sin- were;honored on the Dan Harding's fore the s'-fining of CA armistice. Ireland. M � T C 22 Finger or ai. The 'mountain from Which the Wife program on, 'Armisticg Day, 18 To disappear toenail. ` Sermon on the M, vias as' given Friday, November 11. at 12.00 noon. COMPLIMENTS gradually, p N 25 Indians. -Cannot be exactly identified. The EST. over the. NBC-Red Network. The CBC Arserve compliments qg � coconut F E I R O 28 Armadillo words taken from Mark -were This tribute, given on tke program from all the listening public for the meat 'r 31 Excessive spoken in Peraea. Ephesus was ' last year, was repeated as a result splendid production of Shakespe- 20 Depends. acuteness of• ` -in the province of .Asia, on the of thousands of requcats. Dan, rias plays being' presented at 9 22���;vel ii2 Goddess of Armies sight. eastern shore of the Aegea,r( Sea. P}.a:rding's 'wife (Isabel Randolph) p.m. EST Stfi4ay nights. Walter 23X11. peace. _' In France. 32 Thick slice. _ 11. Thou shalt not commit tells her twin.children, Donna and Huston certainly Was a great cre- 24 By nature. :45 Monkey. _ VMIMCAL 35 In reality. adultery. lee also Deut. 5:. 21;;. Dean (Loretta Poynton and " „Aa Those who 37 Frosted. Merrill dit to Canadian born actors for the27 Southeast. ' _ the entire eighteenth chapter of 1`ugit) the story of what happened marvellous presentation he gave, 28 Tanners raid. I Book cover 39 Hair ornameiit tbook of Leviticus; Job 31: 9- on Armistice.Day 1915. 'In a flash- of his part " vessel. in "Othello." he 48 Work of skill. Parchment, 40 Sawlike orQBn. r ♦ he and a great many passages in 28 Chum. -51 Sloth. 2 Bad. 43 Streamlet. Rhe book of Proverbs, especially STARVE TO SCINT-{LL-ATE 30 Toward. 32 English title. 3Amber 44 Fiber knots chapter. seven. While the Bible. Nc.;ad Canadian Chemist Julia Sandersoa and Frank Crum-' Male :15s Swift-sailing 4Idant 45 Dutch does not explicitly define these it never eat before their Battle.of ancestor. canoe. S Bornmeasure. -"'.'various terms. .we are properly the Sexes broadcasts on NBC. They 23 Reverence. 155 Hawaiian bird f1 More 48 Hurrah! ;Y ;justified in sad Ing that, adultery find they are more alert if they 3!Banishment. 5Q His official competent 47 Sun. 36 Courtesy title. title (pl.). -Z No. 49 Eggs of fishes. ' As a crime possible only when one starve a little, and they also enjoy •38 Ruler 57 He was 8 Doctor. 150 Thick shrub. or tits other person is married. their dinner more thoroughly after 40 Street. Commander in 8 Branch of -152 Electric unit. True Marriagethe program. 41 Eye. ..,Chief of the knowledge. -.15411+Sorindin dye. _ Now; . marriage involves and t ELIGS true marriage rests upon and pre l +f . :•suppose:, the union of two person- ♦ :Among the rare relics in the. Lib- alitieQ, the husband and the wife, rary of Dr. Frank Black, NBC's because of love 'for each other, general music director, are a first • not only a physical-union,, but a � printing of the-Kreutzer Sonata, a 6 18 union of mil.d and spirit as well, first edition of Liszt's Hungarian r ' so that•we.may speak of marriage Rhapsodies for Piano, original 'as the true completion and fulfill- • scores of Wagner's '•Nibelungea 'ment of human-life' and, by God's Ring and frill acorea of Gluck's q 23 ordaining in our";reation, two be- t, operas printed in 1774 from wood , "come one. But when that cord of cuts and a Lutheran•hymnal dated ' .love which God ordained should 1784.' :-be between two people, one hus- 2 3 hand and one wife, has been brok_ EASY SHORT-WAVE TUNING. e1, purity has gone, and the foun- Short-wave reception is becoming. 6 + dation 'of dome-Cr: and national s more popular ever; day, due to de- # -life crumbles.. -�- voting individual dials 'for each �r 3fatt. 5: 27-3�0 27. Ye have Dr. George Stafford Whitby, shortwave channel as offered by f d heard.that.it was'said, Thou shaft director of the chemistry division the new 'Extra Value" 1939 Rogers hot commit adultery: 28, but I of the National Research council r1kio models. Whereas 4n previous nay unto you,.that every one that in Ottawa for the.past nine years, years, ottly about three-quarters-of- years, 0 looketh on a woman to lust"after- who has been appointed director an-inch was devoted to each short ,. her hath committed adultery with of, the chemical research -labors- wave band, each, now has been 1 32 3 J-_ fier already in his heart. It is tory of the DeUrtment of Scien- spread out to 9 inches wide, mak- ,.. through the eye primarily that tific and Industrial Research, Lo`n- Ing short-wave tuning as simple as 7 - passion en era; u if Me eye op on; - - POP — A Booming Start ,, _• __ - J MIL�.AR WATT _ z. jU)57 AS-Wa WERE -- - gVT THERE WAS ; 5TARTING MA- SAID PLENTY THERE, A! " HPIE WE GOT ENOUGH YES• GAS ?-. SO Y STRUCK 50 QFF WE 5 • , A MATCH TO r: WENT/ t LOOK IN THE . ' c TANK - ^ - _�a � •. -:fix _ `'` --- , • (con leht• 1916, by The Ben 4 f n',' - .+.dam .,.� r,..a',w._-av v:: .�.n.. t, F:., �':"'�'�'z.to - - �c :i, •,ti., '`st...ee.•3e .y."` ..0 - v.qt,• '.:t>^ .. •:w�*s.:w;,.;{y-' .'e,<°�'R '..tet r�': .wc. ti; 7, V. L Ass Ll t3 —Mr. wad Mrs. C. A. sterritt _..•Xm N. Die moved this week ape" the week-end at St. Marys into her cosy, new residence, ,put - T and attended the anniversary ser- ,—Dan er `south! of the school, and getting ,—Dan McGuira left again this vices of the church there of which comfortably settled. �� d week for the West. they were former members. --Mrs. O. Cook, who underwent a --Quite a number in the village —Mrs. King and son James, of critical operation in Lockwood(Clic- 1 -,„=re suffering from colds. Toronto were in town on Sunday. ic, Toronto, last week, is slowly re- ' — .. joe Clark, of Burford bas been "Jinn" has been on the•Surveying covering, but still very weak. i I&t bis home here for a few days. and Engineering Staff of the Can- —The cast of the sucoeasful play « Howard and Mrs. Bradley are adian National Railways, and dur- "The Road Back" • are rehearsing It ' always pays to buy Leader„ Groceries ll�aring the, Morrisey house, Church ing the past two years has been in for their appearance in Kinsale °on str. with Mr. and Mrs. Wood& some interesting parts of the Dom- Nov. 26th. Motor traffic during the week- inion. He was with the engineers —Mrs. Clement, of Milton add and-was very, heavy owing to the that surveyed and constructed the Miss Helen Burling, of North Bay, Men's Work ";Boots made by the leading ,Wakers— `Wild weather. line into Val D'or and is at pres- visited their sister, Mrs. F. T. '9} Mrs. Meehin and son, 'Norman. ent with the staff constructing the Bunting on Sunday. Bi9man, �Wllliams, (rand B and Bauer ,�,af Oshawa, spent the week-end with big, new' subway at Victoria Park, --John T. Elliott ie ooh�in t9 better made. - Archie -a and family. f a'• Toronto, th of the York Mark- his bed at Bath's and is under the et. This subway does away with doctor's care, suffering from an at- Jden LOv4ralls sia a mom , K L48,rp at $2.00,. George's Church, Sunday, that level crossing of seven or tack of the,flu. : J3eavylhIIed Smocks of $2,7$. NO better made. - _.Nov;ember 20th, Sunday School at eight tracks, used a lot by our peo The sympathy of the common- 19 a, m. Morning P:+syer at 7 P. m. ple here. ity is extended to Mia. Lillian + •'preacher, at both services, Rev E. --Mrs and Mrs. Les. Morley 'had Dyer in the serious illness of her Men • Work FOCliR, 250., X60., X90 , 4504'. Slid ,6U0. 8t• , :JG. Robinson. a caller,,on Sunday morning last, mother, necessitating Mrs. 'Dyer's pair. Bili 861e0tiOD t0 Oh006e from, Appreciation of the services of who.was in an awful hurry to get return to the city for a'time. the Boy Soothe of the village, in there, and was very much 'of a —.Radio dealers in this district The ''BeSt Buy” :1D II1QII'B H:O78PJDl,d@ work g1UVe61!F • providing the wreath for the Rem- "cut-up", rough and rowdy. The report a heavy demand for radios. 3 iembrance Day Service at the Park, actual story is: that a Ford V8; Only a few years ago, the first the Q OrdOII++ at LW a pair. is expressed by those who attended. Fast bound was passing the four- radio was invented, and now there A epi@IIaid� COIJECtICU OJ� �bteE for 1b@ giddies—OZ- - k — —St. George's -Women's Guild- corners-when-a-car pulled out from- are many-millions in use. During ._ -- are holding their annual bazaar and the Gartshore Garage, and by the the past few years they bave been ,fords, straps and Oxford ties supper on SatuTlay; December, 8rd time this second car got out on to greatly improved, and are now See-future notices. Keep the date the pavement, the V8 'wan on hand, very much cheaper. There are now 'mend. To .pass this second, car and to a• very few homes that do not possess S Ph C I A L XMAS ANNOUNCEMENT r--St. George's Guild will hold a void striking it, ,the V8 tried to )ne. special meeting of Thursday, Nov. Pass on the, right-hand side and —bliss Bertha Bunting, who rec- The most beautiful selection of galas Cards we 24th, at the home of Was Fawkes,' left' the pavement„ knocked off a ently returned from La Pas, Man., have ever seen ' tubes final preparations will be telephone pole in front of Dr. Fall• where she spent several weeks with asade for -the sale of work and aise's, skidded across the Morley her brother, W. • H. Bunting and ARE NOW ON DISPLAY supper on December 3rd: lawn and flower beds, knocked out family, will spend the winter in ` —N. E. McEwen is spending a a piece of the pillar supporting the Toronto with-her sister, Mrs. R. A. b cU.and,10 cta. each, 12 is hoz,EOc. 14ake your selection early. -- 'week in the North Country. We canopy on the East side of the Douglas. noticed he had a gun and hunting Morley home, passed on through -'Pickering United Church is or ; license with him, .although he�id the driveway and ended upy the ganizing a Baby Band, under the .� /r• S. CHARM- A ]�`,f'os it was a business trip. It ht Morle s back ard. Nobod hurt, direction of Mrs. Jenkinson. The j�/11 Z be, at that.. but the car is "indisposed''. first•meeting will be held at her - ---some-01--our-people-in Aho vill- Answering many enquiries- re home on Thursday afternoon, Nov. • :ggs, atter reading the accounts i't ga a ng e a ro at3.30 p. in Will moth ers -lee daily papers ' of the g _ tion with the new highway, at the with children five years or under, BUY YOUR TINTER « braaee Day aa ctivities in other mun- foot of Church Ste:, we understand please bring them to this meeting. _ Acipalities'are beginning to wonder that, at the moment, the plan is. as rhe Baby Band work ]s' of special - M. _ t :whst'a wrong around here. follows: —Our people, wanting to interest for children and unotherB, ;R�B l —Mr. and Mrs. Les.M. and Mr. go into the city .on the new high- alike. Please resolve to make these U IV! w v Church Str. at the - a � will leave c s b o : s M 'l E. Merl a the y, meetings a success uuy pres- ad Pew Cyril a week-end with friends in Hamilton. "nee bridge" and follow the old ence. - Mrs. Kenn, of Toronto, spent s on up around — requests come from a l�l is a Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Wal- Hall's property and fall in line with West again this year for bales of y c LL- i .ter White. the West-bound traffic -from the good used clothing. It will not be Mea s 6•eye Rubber, «: �.59 —.Before making out your G'lszist- north aide of the pavement. Those necessary to send fruit and veget- or « 4-Buckle overshoe a�2.5Q as list, why. not call at A. E. coming out from Toronto,will leave shies this year but clothing is still _ , L_the East-bound traffic at s point " ee Rubber Boots, $1.89 Richardson's and see some, of the needed. A bale will be sent from •i �'( `-loiely Pickering Farms' Blankets? �newhere between the railwaj Pickering about December First, , Priced lower than the usual price station and the railway bridge and and anyone in the village or surr- i4 , for' "ch goods. (advt.). drive along a "leg", a new road to ounding country who wishes to help Felt & Rubber Boots, . '$2.60 -•-rirades V. and V I, of the local run between the railway and the in this work, may ' leave parcels - A11 First Quality Rubbers; made by Mine>F R.ubbar pablir school opened here on Mon- new highway, and turn north under with Mrs. Gartshore or Mea. F. T. _day,'in their new basement soon- the railway•and new highway brid- Bunting bq the last of November. Co. at the lowest price we ever saw. — ----- -- Miss Mary Choquette, of Toronto, ge to go noithr on Church Str. We- (Books and Bedding are also req- �- lormerl of the Occasional Staff of believe that the Department have uired). T. ,. ,. - . y Fred- T Bunting ''Tickering the Toronto Schools is in charge. intimated that, owing to the antic- , rg —Sir 'William 'bsulock, now in his —The extremely mild weather upated traffic on Church Str., They 90's, but still asked to appear at F.stablisl'ed 1857 !-which we have been enjoying all will interest themselves in the Pat- public functions, made a very un- �. fall came to an end on Friday g of.Church Str.—in due course. wise irk at a Ranembranue SPECIALS !sight last, when the mercury fell +A� m.4 a. on Sunday Day Service up Yonge Ste. on Fri- � to the freezingpoint, and on Mon- morning as the residents of the - - day last when he told those listen- . da morning 'there was quite a village were serenely snoring in ` y g ing to him, that — You' cannotreakfast Bacon 25c alb Thickness of ice, and during the day the. arms of Morpheus ,an exciting u•� a Huta• We, won't argue that • night snow"flakes fell. race was taking place on the high- point with him, but in these days. �� !!��--Mr. Silk lost his fourth dog, a way through Pickering:'w Provincial when those in power are doing Min ' Steak, 1[2c. alb• _,interesting wire-haired . tefrier, with an Constable Gilbert Robertson, of -their best to keep the tow-apses of Liver family histo when it Scarboro, happened to be in Whitsby Pork Liver 12C a lb y ry t our people on even edge, a man, , • • -was strut y a car a - o 0 afternoon. The callous driver did of a Hotel driveway, and Being O lb ly, makes a statement such as that teWln (. .8 !b• not stop to ascertain the damage. suspicious, gave `chase, as the can to a large assembly,%then their task i . ., .:We all know that it-is a very diff- was being driven west.. It was an becomes' more difficult. Men of JCwE31 Shortening, . 15c, a lb L icult thing . to keep a dog, , while exciting race from start to finish, his 'rank are usuhlly a bit more 1 "living on the highway, but we as the speed at times reached 84 careful of their language. — .Classic . Cleanser, 3 t ins, 13c. cannot understand anyone being ao miles an hour. The fog,was heavy - ^ "tough" that they can nun over a and the pavement slippery. The car Cta�itied ertisemenb _ _ "Is tins, 25co 4� dog and -never "bat an eye". swerved from side to side so that - M —The Annual. • Thank-offering the officer could, not head it off- , meeting•of the W. M. S of the When he came to the Rouge Hill FOR SALE — a wicker baby carr- s Presbyterian' Church will he held. ' the fleeing motorist 'turned up the fags, Estonia, color buff, in good s• a �•a \,• E I D on Tuesday, November 22ru1, at 2.30 Alfons Road. The officer fired two 'condition. Price $6.00 ' Phone Pickle. } tf Butcher (phone. 3000) Pic�.eeriug p. mr in the church.- The guest shots at the, rear tires, but ,'the 3602. _ speaker will be Mrs. Urquhart, of rough road attd darkness made him PIGS-FOR S ALE — 8 weeks old. : Toronto. Invitations to attend are miss his target. Tile motorist ev- R. A. Birrell, .Con. 7; Pickering. _ ry extend ed:to' the ladies of the Unit- -idenfly became nervous'from his Pioked—,_.,1Iron111on ered Church, St• George's' .and thenarrow escapes, and turned his car 'FOR SALE — 40 shocks of corn. A Friends' Society, Mrs. Urquhart has into the ditch and into a f ehd. The few Rock hens. 'Boz. 207, News travelled estensivsly throughout officer followed and with the, slack- WANTED _ Indian Runner Ducks. the world, and will speak on the ing speed he was able to jump flora Bos 207, News Office. Findlay Ranges and Heaters :,,• mission work in the various 'coun- his motorcycle on to the running- died suddenly last week in Strat- g+ 17 Spadrna Ave. Fred thy man or woman..Box 207 Neva i' is Mr. L. R. Hainan,'11i. A.; who young•man, whose nam Greig, , Toronto. Office. • a ford will be rernembered here ' by The car was stolen and is owned by Stove Pipe8 and Elbows ' many when he taught Mathematics James Cook, of Oakville. He stole 3-DAY PRIVATE' SALE — at in the PickeringCelle He and another car earlier in the evening, Claremont , November 24th, 25th �� but abandoned it at Bowmanville as and 26th, of Furniture, Garden SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY t his colleague, FT M. Chapman, B. Tools and many useful articles of { A., taught . for three years -ia the he ran out of gas. the late Mrs. Bella Neal. COPPER WASH BOILERS, $2.50 gold college building. He was r' splendid athlete, of fine characterThe Pickering i ,6-ROOMED.HOUSE — for rent -- -- i` and retained many friendships. He Electric. Hard and Soft Water. Ap- � '! w" on the staff of the Stratford MEAT MARKET ply Beal's Housefurnishings, at If it is Hardware, we have `it, can Cdlegiate at the time of his death. Claremont. ` He was born in Oshawa, and was �' - — _ .. '. HORSES FOR SALE — Cl des- t Or, no made,------.. educated at Trinity University. Him - ----�Ze carry- f11"flue of -_ y — � - t, l i — — e i it •s t Wife and daughter, now a practic- registered, 6 and 8 years old, tired. - physician, sure. Also two colts. Apply to Andereon'a ff 1 l • _Fresh C G appr'oaob of cold weather Farm, o coltston. o e d saber, $79 00 7777 5 appy merchants 'who FARM LISTINGS WANTED -. p rex' oven ware lowest in his ' deal in cjothirw. So lar most pea Wand All sizes, equipped or not. Buyers ` ale have been weaHas their stmmr- Cured - waiting. No sale; no charge. Send ;:--�?Dent for McCormick-Dee rin` Farm Macbletry &ad• er cloturing, and. $ irhe mild 1r 46!- full information to L. V. DISNDY, rRepaira. ar continues until about chrWbinsa, _ Real Estate, Oshawa, phone '1660. J - ghey. decide to wear last wlnter'i M�;$ 12--15 __Our Motto —we have it. Can •Gst it. Os it Is net iclethin` and these merchants will -- have a heave stock of winter goods Our delivery is at your service FOR SALE — Stearn boiler for - grM?_ONO _ 0s carry over, or dispose of at a boiling feed for stock. Pipes etc., i ions or at least withvdt a profit. Phone Pi041820 complete. John Lawson, R. R. i. I S, BAUDON, s. pl��G •CLARENCE SH.K BigblmW Creek 12--18 wow-