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N E;;, WSO PICKERING, ONT•e FRID.A.Y 1lisadfsset tOsasl Lases. - Galt Galvanized Steel Shingles,' Bird's Felt Slate. Shingles. Wtlitevale Ated4ol NOTICE -M-'ILLS . b ., Our trucks poise yofir way At the Whitevale Baptist Church ne%C Sunday, the Pastor will prel►ch on the subject, "The Future of -the R. H. O. PSARSOd�i—PhyeieiaD D Jeodseeraeon. Dnab.rto•, itN7 _ B. FORSYTH, Oph. D.. Director every day.". Church in the Light -of Present pay vice 'Conditions." Ser a( Association o f COAL, COKE-,-C is at 11 &J, m. tR*0pt°ne• the �E'by ON:Claremont. ou WtD CEMENT, S. T. All are cordially invited, Members lenbere Are specially urged to be �.wsel. 78AND, GRAVEL, - and present. Brol jQ DONALD BUDDY lsarriuwr. • soutwilic. Notary Ful nlo.#erw Loal euros formerly occupied by Um late A. Lr- 06114- BUILDER'$- SUPPLIES 'Albel•ts Coal uaa.south mind of wurt A~! Whitby- sty DOIIieStle Coke Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harvey had a -_. BEATON, BELL & ROSS 8160 leoal cartage work concert date at Nashville, in the' - ff So{ichors `ave have laced in stock a fall halso p Woodbridge district.Barristors T. C. Brown was' a Toronto vie - WILLIAM J, BEATOii. K line of Maple Li Millang g the week. f1. W=KE bk;LL. K. C. J, D. F. RQ55 lJds Feeds. Mian Dorothy Baker spent Sunday JAMES A. WXWMT r ■*" *. _ A W MITCHELL with iliiea Laic Stevenson. There .:q Say btre•t. Toraaw. Adift ideeiiaas • • are still a few -cases• of - -ltilke �r•• U. B10HARDOON A Co..Co'Barris- ring,• Out. measles under quarantine. Rev.': Roy and. �Mra. Van W eke 9 sto�4sic".000r+r: so t Notaries oroeattoSt. Tomato : 013ice phone 7400 Residence W'lo visited friends here on Friday. Tsimp►tooe Aa. lees: thca#erina Pboese 3613. att Mies Gladys Gannon of St. Mich- Mich- The Beal ." THl}M80N 1!e<eMICLAN—Barris- ael's Hospital, is holidaying at her hone here. w•. Solicitors. Notaries Pubbc. Office atGordon House. Pickeri ia, on A moday and PHONE 924 Mr. Milton Si of Udora nvas ri.t.saay creni•,as from 790 to q.ft or by g - It s°t PLDh•noeeFF.l.MMasoa-K'�2 '• -FU" I T U R E a- visitor at the John Phillips home iia; on Sunday. Mrs- ONANT A ANNIE — Barristens, We are displaying an attraotdve varier of Haywood, of Dunnville, was m, Notaries Public _ y with her mother, Mrs. C. A. Ber- sAtipON D. CONANT,'iC. C. Aluminum and, Rraaniteware Zte. clay -over the week -end. - Furniture and FurDitittre Novel". Quite a number 'of our'school . adios- -r 1 9 simeoe St. 5,. od#a.t lbones--sand a (Gmbaira); and at if e court Prices low, in. keeping with Unions children have had their tonsils re- moved at the Dr. Tomlinson Clinic hoose, Whitby. (Mr. Conant) Plane 7 (whit- d week, and are doing fine. M). 'D A SER�LCE i r LViil Oar school teachers' are off . to lbstat their duties' at the several achoola. A Graduate of Radio College Miss Jennie Delaean has a week's H8RDBRT T: FALLAI8& L D 8., i lafiill respite, being 'a teaser in Toronto:' D. D.8..' Gradate.f tris-fillo Ca v of s�a•d eye door rsityeast of Stemma in second door .eat a St. And- - II to -the -minute• training P' g plias Bell Brown is at her old being -cared hone beim eared for IV Mr, and Plcharing.0ot. Omer tours; a a. ro. to t ai ....r oy appei.eanee. p� lay and Zile. Farley. = wvie•i. V= 4k »aa iib FINEST EQUIPMENT ' The hum of the threshing mach= ` ins is heard on every bn:.d, sr)d the -� d arta. - Gauaranteed Satisfaction " fine yields of grain, abundance of _ . ..... AT vegetables and frulita are things• 'to FP08TILl Aueciaaese. - IRewrwawble Prless' ' be thaakfu] for. dimly Day Service on Sept. 12th, . for oeaome .1 Year ash o.e.da Ase- tr- #Nowt« al teem. •none" us m tasnws Tubs and 6etterles alwa" so k.sd _ _ _ will be held as formerly, in a ilndt- aseiss. Adar•aa f3m..o ens p. o., oat, ,.H. ROY MILLER. ed Church and Sunday School Sere !i. Bli4tTTOW1VtlomHIP D•. CIA. Cem"Tysac.r.CaON. for Brougham, Ontario 48tf phone M 1808 vice At 2 P. m. Teachers are . in. charge of ar angernente. mmra/or aattrna a®davtts. Acs or#ni ant. Bic. tamer of rk Mr. and Mrs, Patterson, of ' W ind- :liiarriap t,icaaamm. wwter.ie. cots mor, called on old friends on Thurs- E. RICHARDSON _ _ ]�.. o,. :B :0 383R _ day. -Mrs- Patterson formerly Ina alwaysgreat favor- to I eGRNDRA.L 1NSURANiOR ' •—•--- _ ere'ips, � has � changed little and REAL E3TATR .. Insursuoe of All Hinds. received a warm welcome. CO N V EY ANi OI N Gi ' Mrs - Robert- Harvey and children Best Rates Available with mime with their people here on As old established agency, ready Sunday. They leave for Rol lei serve Beourity and Servide. -- on, Thursday. Mr., and Mss. Ash- Pbnw, . Pied. tisM - ley, of Toronto, parents of Mrs . AddressPlfontj Roby. Harvey were also guests of -W X. MAW BROUGHAM Ptcx 316 ' BQrt and • Harvey on Sundry. of Visitors of Yrs. T. Knox. on Sun- L><OBNSBD ♦UOTIONBBA AND day mere Mrs. Roll* Johnston and VALUATOR the Wilber Johnston ' farllily, .of 9. —Bales cooduated Anywhere VV'e Handle Handle Whitevale. Mr. rind Mrs. Thos. p>soae or write. Address 814 Diadem Robins, of ' Brock Rd. and Yea. J . 8creer. Hast„ Complete Line of Pur- A Comp and �hara Upper, am. Richard ••wh,[iby. Ontario. _ ins, Lioeetoak, and Mr. John Phillips and Marjory. at- OYRIL S. MOBLLY ;telailed the funeral of the late Rev. :.. GENERAL INSURANCE ChON% - Yen Narntan, retried minister of . - the Christian Cid, the last titin- later of that deaorlaination in charge .MINT, 'DDe. -N. ockWUo Ld of Wongha'm Church. The funeral' took Keswick place at dfit*Wnday Insurance Rit - afternoon. , I, educed Pates �' Picker><n ' Mills Mrs. Willoughby of 4Ake Simco., was a of ting family For your�cTar guest G Anon 'Mr- _., See V S ` -!PICK ERI1� G, .ONT. during the week, . Gannon and Gladys accomparied her , have and WE DELIVER visited Ravi an" Keswick. Mr. SERVIGE and PROTECTION Hugh Gannon was home for' the _ a week -end. SUGGESTIONS Ori Friday 'afternoon the August meeting of.the W. M. S. was held -" R G CL NDENING at the Brown home, foe the Home . %jth an attend - ante mimbe'ring rear 40. 1Viany vis- :tali,\`ERAL DIRECTOR itors were present to offer congrat- S.Tlv'1DI,0 UOU(.HfiS Private Ambulance ulations to. Mrs. Brown, it being her -Mrs. Day rind Night Service ;5th birthday.. H. Malcolm, " with or without wardrobe` AOOG • president:ere�ed. The meetin 1.. ll These are lovely couches _„Phone , -• Malvern 5000 opened -with a hymn and prayer. All members united in repeating 'the, OCCASION AL CHAIRS Markham, 72nd. Psalm. A pleasing feature of . .'Ont. the meeting was'the presentation of END TABLES $2.25 to $5.,25 SPRING FILLED MATTRESSES $16.50 to $22,50 ..FELT MATTRESS, $5.75.51.0,50 WALL PAPER - seem =ester Ambulance, Day ' et 'Night . Phone 1800 C: A. STERRITT Funeral Director . Furniture Dealer Summer- Time PEARSON'S CATTLE Si STOCKAIDE,- Fly Toa, '” Hand Sprayers, Fly Sprayers, .Fly Swatters, Screen - ' Doors sod Window Screens. King 'Bug Killer to 5, 10 and 20 ib. bags. Lawn Mowers sharpened -and repair. Plumbing, Roox>.g, Thlamithing ALVIN BUSHBY Hardware Tinsmith PTCHERING Phone 4601 , _ I:. , , .. 1. ! Mrs. R. D..Miller, who has helped from her' invalids chair in preparing programa for meetings. Taken by surprise, Mrs: Miller feelingly thanked the members for their kind- ly thought of her. Mrs. Norton, the Secretary, made the announcement fhat..the Merpel Quartet, of Toronto, would be here .again for the. W . IM. •S. Thahkoffering Meeting on Oct. 3rd, Sunday evening. All who heard 'them before' will • welcome them' a- gain , Group D, Mrs. Lelnsnon, Con- vener, gave a -good program. At the close, tea was served on the lawn. The guests' table wad graced by 'a lovely birthday cake. Rev. J. E. Glover voiced the appreciation and good' wishes of the guests to Mrs. Brown, who .replied briefly. This was a happy occasion for all who attended. SEPT. 3a 1937. -. - •N�. .�; Mrs. Ivan Anils spent the 'w eek- . end with her mother. 'Wedding bells are ringing -very loudly in oil' village and showers are the order of the day. Miss Margaret Sewell, of Cedar Grove is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Walton Aiinis. . j Mrs. J: R, and .Mrs. Frank J. Dales had a motorltrip around Lakes Erie and Ontario.. The Misses Macklin, of Milliken, spent the • week with '!their aunt, Mrs. Austin Wbod. Mrs. Hans Bergos, of Timmins its holidaying with -her sister, Mrs. C. Panner. Miss Pauline having aceom- panied her home. Cherrywood Frank Mitchell is building a cem- ent block garage for Wes. Petty, Rev. J - R. Bick will ebe with us again next Sunday, after being a- way for a month's holiday. Mrs. Bernard Sanford is 'with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Petty, for a couple of weeks. School. days are here again.- We welcome our new teacher, Mr. Pear- son, to our community. Mr. and Mrs. Wes.' Petty' and Garnet, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Petty to Harrowernith for the week -end. The meeting of the W. A. vgll be in the church on Thursday, Septa 9th, and will be in charge of group 2, with Mrs. Wee. Petty in charge Word for Roll Call --Prayer: -Green River Margot Wilson and Mrs. J. _1. Wilson were Toronto visitors this week. Sunday School Services every Suinday at 10.15 a, m. and Church Service at' 7 p. " m. - . Mr. and Mrs. J. 'B. Wilson and Mrs. Draper were Bowinis ills vis- itors this week. Miss Evelyn Tellford, of Toronto, spolue on a dTo mperance" theme at the Sundalt School last Sunday. We hope to bear her again - Mr. and Mrs. Zatberisky entertain- ed some -hundred relatives and friends last week -end. The event be - warthe cBernard.h� otheir eon, . Ed- Greenwood Mr. Peery Middleton and family spent came time with Dir. Wmn. Middleton and family, Mcently.. Miss Jessie Beelby and cousins, Mise; Effie Graham, of Claremont are visiting in Pittsburgh and other U. S. points. idre. Mutton and sons'rettamed last Saturday from the cottage where they have been spending the mmuner month.. Mies Clara Walls has returned to her home from Zephyr, where she has been for the summer. - Mra. Robertson, of Toronto spent the week -end with the Etoek fa-nily, Miss, Mildred Corbett has left for - her school at Scugog . Island.. Sal l re -opened here on the 1st, with Miss Pearl Hickson, of Thornhill, in charge. NOTICE - The Board o'Health, wishep to advise the school teachers of the to,xnship to ,be'on the alert for any signs of illness among the pupils during these first days of school. There has been an epidemic of whooping -cough in. the north end of the township and any child with a cough should, not be allowed to at_ that sufficient time has elapsed ,since the disease 'was contracted; .or in case the child has not tet had the disease, a doctor's certificate may be demanded. -There has also been. �a mild epidemic of .measles in the centre and south of the township. The -'-first symptoms of `measles is cough and no pupil with a cough • should be. alloveed :to attend without a doctor's certificate. It is believed that several families have failed 'to report _ cases and,. have thus. -spread the diseases among families who are now under quarantine. As regards infantile paralysis, this disease is, thus far, not epidemic in our tovm- ;-ship, and the 'only wa'y to guard against an outbreak is to isolate any child with suspicious sy1'npt-- oms, and call the family doctor. Medical Health Officer, Township of Puckering . Feed Pigs at " a" Profit by using Pig Starter, Pig Conten• trate and Finely Ground. Grain..- No.profit in feeding coarsely greuQ grain. i We grind finer than others and'give good service; and are open all the ytar arolnnd, not just in the heavy -, . • feeding time. ' ' Use Poultry Laying Mash; Scratch Grains, Shell'and Grit for Profitable• egg production. We keep all these, also Bran -aad .-Shorts and other Feed& C60PPirig�--Monday, Wednesdsl[ and Friday, . - Ste. C *2WWM''3W PIANO-T�NINa -..• :-_ AND All kinds of PL -Fair Work _ All Tuning Guaranteed C. S. MacDONALD ` 209 Ci-OSE'AVE., 7.ORMTO Phone Lakeside 1603 Orders taken at NEWS OQies a 9 .? aVP ti y Shingles .For Sale - Galt Galvanized Steel Shingles,' Bird's Felt Slate. Shingles. }�¢ .-GREENWOOD- ._" -M-'ILLS . b T. PAT13ROON 8 . CLAREMON - » " .. 18861-1936 Y Made by makers of Creoiine. . Feed Pigs at " a" Profit by using Pig Starter, Pig Conten• trate and Finely Ground. Grain..- No.profit in feeding coarsely greuQ grain. i We grind finer than others and'give good service; and are open all the ytar arolnnd, not just in the heavy -, . • feeding time. ' ' Use Poultry Laying Mash; Scratch Grains, Shell'and Grit for Profitable• egg production. We keep all these, also Bran -aad .-Shorts and other Feed& C60PPirig�--Monday, Wednesdsl[ and Friday, . - Ste. C *2WWM''3W PIANO-T�NINa -..• :-_ AND All kinds of PL -Fair Work _ All Tuning Guaranteed C. S. MacDONALD ` 209 Ci-OSE'AVE., 7.ORMTO Phone Lakeside 1603 Orders taken at NEWS OQies a 9 .? aVP ti y Shingles .For Sale - Galt Galvanized Steel Shingles,' Bird's Felt Slate. Shingles. � Also. re-rubbering buggy wheels. ._" Lawn mowers sharpened. , T. PAT13ROON 8 . CLAREMON - » " .. Gall and Ret prices. Phone WIS Made by makers of Creoiine. E. C. Jories,'.Phm' Il 'r aE Builders" Supplies augsw JIN1 f rAke bib 3 - Lumber and Lath ` B. C. Shingles Blue Coal' ' 'Albel•ts Coal DOIIieStle Coke Cement, Lime, Plaster • ..Mapla Body Wood - :Agents for Lundy Fence. ? ltIIt3 �Eta•1 ba00h.Qp- ; �� moa Ceckshutt Implements - dseure Prlees Before Baybe ;N WILSON BROS. -; -Locant- Hina Ont.4 PhoneilMark 7200 PEA.RSON'S ''FLY. SPLAY x for CATTLE , And AN domestic Stock . iives- Longer Protection. - -_._._ - -110t taint milk. •. ate; .. Mote the I4oW Price. _ $1.00 -per gallon 1.28 Ounces_ ._" "[Conlaiiler Included We:believe this to be the best » " .. Procurable.. Made by makers of Creoiine. E. C. Jories,'.Phm' Il 'r aE rte: augsw JIN1 f rAke bib 3 Y .. , ,• i'� - .'.,: ,.. -„:.r:.;. - _-"".-Y',.F' tz: - r h `*.- ..; spa: r ` z -+t•,•'` .r:; �' „r. ... ,,,, '�..'..:. ` ' ,- .i - >a :�v,�.. .�,� .. r+�?.. ': .:. y:,-:a...is�:<,...`i;,e,,:..s. rai..a `:s�•.c..s�.,uc+�'L.w w: '. M, :n. ' 3.:'��u:�� ter•' r.ryr"kay. s._n.,yae. � ^.mom-'- ,..a- -w� .a-ta.<Fa.^�.. e�..S�w{' ewe'.,.. .d. :.bsr� ....�s.,._ .A ., ,•:. .q .N, .....,'�-w: '. Fi?L'.5.k. �* .: .- .. .. ..r ,^-. C ,,S-.;: y-.'q�Fr 1A�. .. ,�,,,.1: + ...r` /..• - "S'�'"' �. !L r `S.• .�.. . d•i�.. �•. - +�;!-•r . . �' m^fi.'� a �•�,, t y �y� '�5 a :^! d �_�y.,1.�y -!':'. ':; .� Si. �r�:. s,•.r .� 7"'Y �rh {•. tl��''�� +kr. M' ;"�• • �d line of $5 shoes and mark them down from $30 to $7.95. Jack—"There is a lot of favoritism in our fay R .' THEYAMOUs RUdi1NG LINIMENT_ Rub on—psis coos; - Get the new lame eeac- o�► isse—Also avail- able in amelia. regular v um flncle—"Why. Jack, what on earth do you mean?" Jack—"Weil. I get punished if L bite my fingernails and when baby puts' hto foot in his mouth they think it's cute." Continental Landlord (to his Amer- ican visitor)—"And hoRv do you like • our city?" American -;'I hate it. Lt's as -hot as h—, and just' as uncomfortable." Landlord (admirably) — "Ah! Is there anywhere you Americans have not been?" Great opportunities in life may be scarce. But every hour of every day of our existence is a little opportunity to improve yourself, to the end that you tnay be'better,' your neighbor hap- pier, and the ' world the gainer for your presence 'in it for a short time. Lonely Valley ` Blackened trunk and blackened twig, and still the living green Comes bravely forth to hide the scars. O Friend, when you have seen The naked hillside, bare and gray; where' once the lilac bloomed, Will you not give a thought to these your careless act has doomed? •The_ smouldering fire you left behind that bright September day, The match you flung so carelessly as you -drove on .your way,. That half -burned cigarette . that fell beside the winding road; You bear the sin in secret=yes, but you bear a heavy load. And yet, the stricken valley wears n trusting hopeful air, As though it really tried to say: "Now doa't you fret and care! This frightful thing that came- to me was never planned by you; We'll both forget' the harm they- did =but YOU be careful too!" LONDON - — Thanks to the -gen- erosity of the King of the Belgians, London again hoe an okapi. The animal presented by Leopolcl ieplaces one that lived only a short time in captivity at • the London Zoo. - Bead It Or Not.—An wild men -of Borago are. fakes. He Was Afraid To Zross i& Sbest Lost His Nerve After 12 Months' Agony Suffering from acute rheumatism in both his knee joints — treated in hos- pital twice without result — so un- nerved that he was afraid to cross a street—how readily every rheumatic - snfferer will sympathise with • this man. Read what he says: • 'For 12 months, i suffered pain and misery with acute rheumatism in both my krees. Twice, I was treated in hos- pital—but it was no use. I could not walk up or downstairs. I was afraid to cross the .street, for 1 had lost all confidence in 'myself. Fourteen days ago, i started taking Kruscben Salts, and already I am a new man. I can walk with a smart step,. go up and downstairs with ease, and cross the street with complete confidence. My rheumatism is getting better . every day.” — D.L. in a good many cases, rheumatism, ! cannot resist the action of Kruschen Salts, which dissolve the painful crys- tals of uric acid often the cause of those aches and pains—and assist the kidneys to eliminate this poison through the natural channels. Work Provided For 754 More $300,000.00 Construction in Lea- mington and Delhi Districts .Will Mean Employment of 2,100 Tobacco Workers, Good ,uewa for seasonal tobacco workers ' and their families In the vic- inity of Delhi and Leamington, Out., Is provided -in'.an announcement this week by the Imperial Leaf- Tobacco Company of Canada, Limited. New construction costing in the neighbour- hood of $300,000.00, now unier way at these two points, win provide work for, as many as 2,100 employees, which Is 750 more than formerly employed —the exact number depending upon the size of this year's tobacco crop— and will result in better working con- ditions and improved facilities for the M han8ling.and storage of tobacco -alter where alterations costing in the neigh - it is received from the growers. ►K Srit''tes and 1:1 A new three storey building 88' x place. 142' is being constructed at Delhi. it �1 ..,..'Chuck ' - --�:a�� •:�.:•: � .moo :::ed..+'.•: �+': �: �a out, and the upper floor will have Husband (reading newspaper ac- "' Count of an incident at travelling men- �.:;'' " sgerie)—"Wi'th a hoarse roar the lion , come an even and abundant distribu. • sprang at the trainer and' pandemon- tm broke loose!" of Bridgewater, Iowa, won first prize Wife—"What queer names they give coveted by artists and all those who .: 'animals to be sure!/. 01 work in colours, to insure greater pre- but the victory was hollow, financial- Shoe Merchant — "Business is so cision and uniformity in the selection quiet that we bad better have a spec I Sal sale.'_' - Store Manager—"All right.' What tobaccos. shall it be?" Shoe Merchant—"Well take that, line of $5 shoes and mark them down from $30 to $7.95. Jack—"There is a lot of favoritism in our fay R .' THEYAMOUs RUdi1NG LINIMENT_ Rub on—psis coos; - Get the new lame eeac- o�► isse—Also avail- able in amelia. regular v um flncle—"Why. Jack, what on earth do you mean?" Jack—"Weil. I get punished if L bite my fingernails and when baby puts' hto foot in his mouth they think it's cute." Continental Landlord (to his Amer- ican visitor)—"And hoRv do you like • our city?" American -;'I hate it. Lt's as -hot as h—, and just' as uncomfortable." Landlord (admirably) — "Ah! Is there anywhere you Americans have not been?" Great opportunities in life may be scarce. But every hour of every day of our existence is a little opportunity to improve yourself, to the end that you tnay be'better,' your neighbor hap- pier, and the ' world the gainer for your presence 'in it for a short time. Lonely Valley ` Blackened trunk and blackened twig, and still the living green Comes bravely forth to hide the scars. O Friend, when you have seen The naked hillside, bare and gray; where' once the lilac bloomed, Will you not give a thought to these your careless act has doomed? •The_ smouldering fire you left behind that bright September day, The match you flung so carelessly as you -drove on .your way,. That half -burned cigarette . that fell beside the winding road; You bear the sin in secret=yes, but you bear a heavy load. And yet, the stricken valley wears n trusting hopeful air, As though it really tried to say: "Now doa't you fret and care! This frightful thing that came- to me was never planned by you; We'll both forget' the harm they- did =but YOU be careful too!" LONDON - — Thanks to the -gen- erosity of the King of the Belgians, London again hoe an okapi. The animal presented by Leopolcl ieplaces one that lived only a short time in captivity at • the London Zoo. - Bead It Or Not.—An wild men -of Borago are. fakes. He Was Afraid To Zross i& Sbest Lost His Nerve After 12 Months' Agony Suffering from acute rheumatism in both his knee joints — treated in hos- pital twice without result — so un- nerved that he was afraid to cross a street—how readily every rheumatic - snfferer will sympathise with • this man. Read what he says: • 'For 12 months, i suffered pain and misery with acute rheumatism in both my krees. Twice, I was treated in hos- pital—but it was no use. I could not walk up or downstairs. I was afraid to cross the .street, for 1 had lost all confidence in 'myself. Fourteen days ago, i started taking Kruscben Salts, and already I am a new man. I can walk with a smart step,. go up and downstairs with ease, and cross the street with complete confidence. My rheumatism is getting better . every day.” — D.L. in a good many cases, rheumatism, ! cannot resist the action of Kruschen Salts, which dissolve the painful crys- tals of uric acid often the cause of those aches and pains—and assist the kidneys to eliminate this poison through the natural channels. Work Provided For 754 More $300,000.00 Construction in Lea- mington and Delhi Districts .Will Mean Employment of 2,100 Tobacco Workers, Good ,uewa for seasonal tobacco workers ' and their families In the vic- inity of Delhi and Leamington, Out., Is provided -in'.an announcement this week by the Imperial Leaf- Tobacco Company of Canada, Limited. New construction costing in the neighbour- hood of $300,000.00, now unier way at these two points, win provide work for, as many as 2,100 employees, which Is 750 more than formerly employed —the exact number depending upon the size of this year's tobacco crop— and will result in better working con- ditions and improved facilities for the M han8ling.and storage of tobacco -alter where alterations costing in the neigh - it is received from the growers. bourhood of $50,000.00 are- taking A new three storey building 88' x place. 142' is being constructed at Delhi. it _------- will be of reinforced concrete through- Horses Win Hollow Victory out, and the upper floor will have glass bricks in, place of windows. Through their northern exposure will SPRINGFIELD, IIi.=A .team o! come an even and abundant distribu. • light horses owned by F. F. Martin . tion of the precious north light, so of Bridgewater, Iowa, won first prize coveted by artists and all those who in a pulling contest at the state fair, work in colours, to insure greater pre- but the victory was hollow, financial- cision and uniformity in the selection ly. As he was leading his team to the of the different colours and grades of grounds, one of the horses -kicked 'team tobaccos. Martin, breaking his arm. The Additional improvements to be In- then went on to win fist money with corporated in the new building -Include one of Martin's helpers driving. ')S'Iuch a depressed road which will allow of the $75 prize money will go to easy handling of tobacco from the far- pay the doctor bill. mer's truck to the basement - floor. From the basement it wail be conveyed vertically to, the second floor where . ave„ -IN .roRorrro a continuous hortzontal conveyor, run- ning all around .the room, will carry DAVIDSON bundles of tobacco to those who grade it for' colour, and quality;. After • it Distributor leaves the graders, the tobacco will be p,,m Howreyctes. Parte acd Accessuries gathered on a central conveyor which KENNEMY & MENTON will discharge on the first or middle 421 College St. Toronto floor. Here the tobacco.. now graded, will be tied into bands and placed un- sticks ready to go into 'the dryers.assuC A10. 36 work on a smaller scale Is beingSimilar being done at Leamington, Ontario, Special u. EAT -.IH ..S TA L. K'S OUR I.D HIGHWAY. every human life in a village of 800 people in the elntold suffering stalk our highways .and this must `stop 1 province of Ontario were snuffed out in one day, news- papers ewspapers throughout the entire world would nanny the story IRECKLESS DRIVERS RE WA RE l of the ghastly tragedy. Motorists have been requested to be courteous on the road of one -of our loved ones—or even a friend—were a victim,- but the death toil mounts at an appalling rate. This Depart , y,�— — 'th-the-aid-of-o�T-internAtionally famous poiiee force -it would become quite a grievous, horrible, personal use I and public-spirited citizens, intends to put reckless drivers That ,is precisely what is going on in- Ontario this year. : off the road 1 "You must stop cutting in, Passingon hills and Nearly 800 people will be killed on our highways. Nearly curves, crowding, racing, taking chances, Unless you have 14,000 will be injured —many.' of them crippled ; many ` —regard for the safety and convenience of other users of our of ihem..euffering almost unbearable pain.. .Death and highways you -will' soon find yourself in serious trouble. - 1Vf OTORISTS WE ASK YOUR HELP When you see a motorist driving in -a manner dangerous to' the public, take his number, make a careful note of the actual time and place, and "orl'raxlo when you reach your destination write , to the Motor Vehicles Branch, DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS - Department of Highways, Toronto, giving full details. We do not Moron Vehicles Branch _ invite, reports of • minor . infringements of the traffic laws; you are re- .ONTARIO ' quested to use sound judgment. We will deal adequately with offendemI _ j V� 7 V, -7, % . _; LA'DIEW WEAR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS RADIO ---- ------------- L EARN TO PLAY A SAXOPHONZ, Trumpet, Trombone. Become a FA"-cl A" -CITY "Os' Coif ». free offer. IES - TO INTRODUCE OUR Musician. Send for Form for six days' plete. Save -half. Agents LA�ew mqtllods of selling direct ftw Trial. Ton months' terms -no In Amazing prices win0chargers. power ClassMed �`r- plants, accessories. Marco 1243X Me - from Mill to Wearer, compare thesi terest. Literature free. Greene Music Gee, Kansas City. Mo. big money saying prices. Company. 57 Queen St., East. Toronto. It is smart,to be thrifty SALESMEN WANTED I Blip (shadow proofed) PERSONAL .$2.50 ARK $35.00 -.-4t regular ............................ IXSZ-AN. EASY TO F OOKS EVERY MARRIED COUPLE I Dance Set (double gusset) Sell shirts, pyjamas; $2.50 Band those contemplating marriage weekly: n�l 24 made -to -measure. D MN. regular ............................ should read. "Entering Marriage. Ignifled work. Ev I Teddy' (double gussets) cry man Interested. Write D., Stetson, AGENTS WANTED FILMS AND PRINTS $2.50 pages, postpaid. 15c.."Sex and Youth," regular ............................ Box 2110, Montreal. 104 pages, postpaid, 25c. Our 20 page Any two of these numbers 'FOOD PROFITS EVERY DAY SEL- DEVELOPED; PRINTED - $3.00 illustrated catalogbe of books, drug 0 for ............ . ........... supplies, and household novelties, free WANTED BY WELL KNOWN RE ling our guarantee Re, Or all three for .......... ........... putable Toronto Brokerage House, guaranteed Pie ROLLS one free enlargement 25c. t of repeat. orders. ProteO-ed tern- prints 10 for 25c. Photo -Craft, 183% $4.50 upon request Supreme Specialty, 169 for producers. Clarion Company. Yonge, Toronto. Representative Salesman over twenty - y King SL, E. Toronto. Our exclusive Hollywood designs five years of age, In various Cities and isost Office 162, St. Catharines, Out. are Tailored in our own factory of the RE YOU RUPTURED? RELIEF, Towns In Ontario outside of Toronto. A If desired, good ED -DEVELOPED AND EIGHT lose; Comfort, Positive Support with' Exclusive territory PROGRESSIVE AGENTS WANT ROLLS finest silk; shades white or ted io commission and full co-operation, Ex - prints with free enlargement, 25c. guaranteed to wasb and wear like our advanced method. No elastic or - for made -to -measure men's cloth- necessary. ing. Supercraft Clothes, 5044 SL Law- Reprints Se each. Commercial Photo iron. Wear and wash them and It you understraps or steel. Write, Smith, perience belpful but not ;riance, Montreah Quebec. Service, Dept. B.. Outremont, Que. are not satisfied return same and your Manufacturing Co.. Dept. 219, Preston, Reply giving full particulars to Bo; money cheerfully refunded. Buy in Ont. 52, Wilson Publishing.Co,, 73 Adelaide, confidence from an all -Canadian firm. St.. W., Toronto. -7 ARTIFICIAL LIMBS ROLL DEVELOPED AND one deckle edge Print of each. Order today..State size, enclose your POULTRY AND EGGS HANGER STANDARD LIMB CO., Reprintscheck, postal or money order. TELEVISION AND RADIO .,3c, 10 f6r 25c. One Free en- WEAR RITE MANUFACTURING . URING. 7 TO 10 WEEK OLD PULLETS 20c 126 Wellington Street West, To- largement with each order 25c or EVER BEFORE HAVE WE' OF NGINEERING TAUGHT PRACTI COMPANY N - E Tonto. Improved light metal and wil- more. Snap -Y Photo Se , rvice, Box, 72,, 707 Yonge St., Toronto, Ontario. fered pullets go low in price. Bar- tally: Motors, generators, arms - tow K, Toronto._ winding, eleettical drafting, etc, low artificial limbs without shoulder Telephone Midway 1613 red Rocks or White Leghorns 4 week ture w nding, straps.old 18c. 5 week old 22c, 6 week old Day and, evening classes. Special cor- LILY BULBS 25c, 7 week old 28c, 2 month old 33c, • respondence' course. Employment ser BARN ROOFING - FENCE POSTS MACHINERY 4 to 6 week old 17c. 7 to 10 week old, vice guaranteed. Canadian School of ADD TO Ontario West, Mont - PLANT LILIES NOW 20c. Super quality 2c per pullet Wore. Electricity.' 282 PRICES real. 'OUR DIRECT FACTORY brlghtne�s of your -garden with GET OUR NEW PRICES All pullets from Government Approv- save you money on Supertite gal- Lilies from home-grown bulbs of re- Goold, Shapley & Muir gas, gaso- edr blooiltested breeders. Terms TIRES vani ed roofing, Superior steel Fence liable varieties. Also other perennial line, and fuel -oil engines and grinders. Shipped C.O.D. anywhere. Baden El - z Posts and steel granary liuing. Super- -and fruit trees for northern Alsd repairs for, Brantford engines, ENZIE'S USED TIRES $2.95 UP .4 Mowers -and ectric Chick Hatchery, Baden, Ont. M !or Products Limited, Sarnia, Ont. gardens; all of the hardiest strains. pumps, windmills. J. A. Fellows & Co. for Ford, Chevrol!Lt, Plymou Send for Autumn Catalogue with in- Brantford, Ont.' STAMPS Dodg�e, Buick, Old'sin-6bille, Packard,structions for Lilies, etc. Arrival of CEDARBROOK GAME FARM Cadillac and all other cars 'add trucks. all plants In good condition guaran- FANNING MILL (KLINE) SEED WANTED, CANADIAN-STAIMPS IN Every tire guaranteed. 190 King West. 0FFERS, AFTER SEPTEMBER teed. The Manitoba , Hardy Plant Grader, guaranteed increase crop. quantity. Best prices for' accumu- Toronto. first, large, hardy young Ring• Nursery, F. L. Skinner„ Prop., Drop- Write, Kline Mfr., 121'Empress Cres., lations and collections. Queen Stamp Necks, all , breeds fancy Pheasants, more Manitoba. Toronto. Co., Toronto. Special "Wild Ducks, Geese, Wild Turkeys, hundred Ringueek breeders non-re- 'lated, Imported stock. Write V for price Mat. 240 Jarvis St. (Department C) Toronto. DOGS 'CL- --.-.HONOURABLE EARL ROME _ ` _ ]HIGH ASS SCOTCH, ENGLISH Collie Pups, natural born, low n, hs, $3.50. 3 months $3.75. Females .--States His Party's Stand 'on -Labor r2heelers, good watch dog. Males, two ot. Failures replaced free. Trained cattle dogs, trained fox, econ, and deer libunds. Rapidview Kennels, Morris The national policy of the Liberal -Conservative Party, Provincial and Dominion, burg. Ontario. FUR FARMING for many years has been to create industry for the purpose of providing work and wages for labor and a profitable home market for the farmer; the lumberman and RAISE: ed 31INK FOR PROFTGET, other primary producers. I. The Party's sympathetic attitude' towards "labor is evi, taftright with Moss "uetico" strain mink -guaranteed stock. Write -.dented by, the, Social legislation on our statute books. for full. Information, Moss Fur Farms, Limited (mink breeding specialists). The Liberal -Conservative Party believes that labor should receive a fair share Sapawe, Ontario. of the fruits of industry and is entitled to organize - in order - to improve the lot of FURNITURE_ the worker as regards" wages, hours, security in old age and all other conditions of SPECIAL OFFER industrial life. - The Liberal -Conservative Party reaffirms its traditional policy of in - bee delivery to nearest freighE idepot -or sisting upon the maintenance of law and order in all industrial. disputes and pledgee 9 you enclose this advertisement resent at our showrooms if shopping itself firmly, and scrupulously to uphold the laws. of Canada. inToronto. HUGE SALE OF TRADE-IN FURNITURE The Liberal -Conservative -Parsy- in Ontario stands for the following: Every article completely recondit- I d d sanitarily treated in Tor - right of employees to bargain , collectively 1. The rhtheir Ve 9 throu4F ei w k" used furniture market. r o u representatives chosen without lar special attention given to mail dictation, coercion or intimidation. ers. -.2. It is and has &r many decades been Dressers, `-excellent condi- 6it both a -fact. 6.95 capita and labor are 1 witernational in their organization. tion, all finishes.- Capt 10. Singer• drop head Sewing r!g the right of the worker to belong to thb 50 machine, perfect shape., -- union of his choosing, Canadian or International, craft Day -beds, complete with 8.95 or industrial, is fully established; provided alwa a that new mattresses. Cabinets, perfect the unions must observe, and that capital must observe, 11.95 Kitchen shape, porcelain top.795 •in all their actions, the laws of Canada. and 4 burner Gas Stoves :7 3. The Liberal -Conservative Part' unalterably op. perfect condition. posed to the introduction into ZILrio of sit-down r Suites, 6- .violations of our law, and outer 14.50 Breakfast Room .'.-strikes, sabotage or oth pieces complete includes for the purpose of clarity hereby places itself on record as b ther they are Buffet, several. colors, enamel finish. i being opposed to such ille li 2.95 Bed Outfits, walnut finish, e J L Labor w e i al steel panel beds, way- introduced into Ontario Ix unions affiliated with less springs, brand new mattress. the C. I. 0., the A. F. of or any other organization,. _YW50 3 -piece. Chesterfield Suite, .,capital or labor. 9. genuine French Jacquard ountries, both of covering, Marshall cushions, a snap. 4. That repeesentatives from other c 3 -piece Chesterfield Suite -capital and labor, shall be subject on.tbe principles 00 29. as other people to our immigration laws that y in heavy repp cover, used and less than 1 year, reversible w Marshall shall 'h admitted to this country, strictly- observe cushions, a dandy.&5the laws of the land. 00 -piece Chesterfield 3 Suite, . covered, finest quality Mo- The primary, function of the state in all industrial hair. walnut, Marshall'springs through- -to take no sides and to maintain disputes is FIRST -order without the display of untie maty or -out, reversible cushions, like new, law and 7 -really beautiful. ... ...... . provocative force, and SECOND, to enact and impar. 19.50 8 -piece 'Solid oak Dining tially administer adequate legislation for the conciliation room Suite, buffet, table-, of industrial disputes. - .and 6 lent' (,r snat chairs in perfect Ahape. '6. The right to work in Canad&L is 120i dependent Bed -room 59.00 �'odern 6 -piece Suite, 'large dresser, vanity ar upon membership in any organization. 7. That no strike shall take place until with venetian mirrors, chiffonier and all reasonable full size bed with sagless spring and methods of conciliation are exhausted and the worker :qev� mattress, completely refinished. ...:.,,,...,should have the right of secret ballot free from improper Beautiful "Iece Solid influence or coercion in all decisions 8 r'elatini, to the valnut Dining -room Suite, extens- dispute. uffet. Thins cabinet. .large e in the ion table. 6 leather upholstered ti 8. The Liberal -Conservative Party will connu' ebairs, cos' raw over $300, Complet- sly 7 future as in the past to defend the principle of freedom of a refinished. li�� ssociation within the law. -The party re affirms its -piece walnut finished 49.00 belief that the essence of democracy is trust in the, 'Suite, buffet, -room Dining square extension table. china cabin -people and to rely on freedom and not in dictatorship .. . ......... and 6 leather upbolqtered cWrs, !�a! public opinion may be led but not driven and %! S. - T_ .3 0 A I �:i::t%:�� -"A perfect coed tion. lend money order 'for e6w.ilete ice... of goods. Money. back Baur-people. .amtee. LYONS CHESTERFIELD MFRS. Trade-in Department YcnCe Street. Torcirto greatest sa guar y f -gm ........ ....... reform is the sound common sense of all classes of the I have stated frankly and fearlessly MY party's policy toward labor and law enforce. ment. I stand now, as always, for law A This policy is the democratic British method and I shall apply these principles in y FILMS AND PRINTS the administration of our provincial affairs. VNLARGEMENT FREE WITH every 25 cent order. Roll. films d,,* doped and eight prints 25 cents, reprints 3 cents each. Brightling. 29 Richmond Street East, Toronto. SPARKLING, HIGLOSS. DECKLE- er Lead of the Liberal -Conservative Party in Ontario edged - prints, three extra with each roll finished 26c. Tweiv- reprints s-# Ia webbwood cant. _X4 -7. . � A, V,_ R -7 ely 4;- A4ei �N. _ P".. .6 7 .7 ATTXNTION9 FARMERS` 1% SALE REGISTER Bar clay -Transport 11 fire Maple Le KA& Term Deny Service GENERAL REPAIR WORK ONDAY, SEPT.- 13th - Auktion lusurace Co. -JL75 per low; $1.50 paid in advance. -Abetween Claremont, Brougham We are prepared to repair cars. sale of farm stock, implements Subscr4fions to the United States Greenwood, Whitevale and Toronto trucks, tractors and all farm harness etc., the property of h[r' w-AWAWANESA IN& 00. Sam. Farndale, at lot 2, con. 7 7 and ft Britain $2A* In advanac ow Cason binery, wbeels rebuilt and Cheap Raise for Farin My drivers are trained to be careful M&C Pickering. Sale at one o'clock, -setting. wood -work and sharp.' S. T. Terms, Cash. VAU. courteous and reliable. tire Buildiass JONN MURKAR, Proorietor. wood turning of all kinds Maw, auctioneer. See bills. WhWst" Insuranft on BuIUMM Special Rates an Long Distance Wbdmmk Saw goo. Pfaee your order now f6r A hauling. Automobile lineareses of wood -working and turning. MacelineAN Kin" Phone -or Call No no hoof i o�ider too mmall. No too large ng ri Write or Phone All shipments insured and protected A. H. ROWE Beauty' .,from the weather BOWMAN &HOWE *Ock Road Store and Blacksmith Shop. date, Tile and Gravel Roofing RITRY ONT W P. C. T (Successor to W� H. Jackson) Asphalt Shingles, Ro-11 Roofing Salon _ Tel. Clare. 811 El AIR MAN WANTED 11TI N G, Class. B. stad C. 1 -ply, $1.2.5 a roll. Roof coat- ' L CU Owned and operated by, aw Moto rank S. fty-I S A F. An energetic, man with reasonable ina, 6.5c per gallon.' Chrysler- Plymouth H NIPOOING, FINGERING, also chimneys rebuilt and repaired. amount of education to handle a NG The epidemic of infantile paraly- MARCELLI guaranteed product throughout Pick- Dealer Specialise -Hot Oil Treatment JACK RXID sis has had a decided detrimental ering Scarboro and East York. Car t DUNSARTON .15.19 GOOD;USED CARS effei�t ori the attendance preferred. Good proposition for and Permanent Wave at the- C. GOODYEAR TIRES, Reasortabie Prices N. E. which was on Tuesday, 100, 1 right man. Write R-obt.. L. Cock - 000 below that of last year on that well, Room 309, 67 Yone Str. Tor - MRS. M. MUNDELL' g . WILLARD BATTERIZI Phone IN6 OLAREMONT date. onto, giving full particulars.GENERAL BLACKSMITHM rnm MILT SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS -Give us a trial on a New or a Usid Cur ,E. R, Wood 24 Hours Towing ServiceWL .ard Brock Road Gravel Gordon J. law' _ - �gUhnholf Pit Phoure 2908 PEACHES PTOKERING, ONTARIO Crushed Pit Run --,-,1rom'Niagara Dist. A Convention of the' Gravel Fresh, hand-picked Conservative Association -of Onta'r*io Sand and Graded ;, Our own selection Stone Riding Delivered orPL otde4 in PitVery reasonably •PHONE: Pli%n. ick 1026ill be held I'*n theThe Best t1mat scianes will Toronto office HoAard 6471 'Priced and artistry can givift TOWN -HALL, WHITBY -JOHN BOURNE &SON Gas nunatia" + see QUAY an SONIF IN fr See, our weekly sales bulletin for -on, C. FL TUOh6 C%& SPECIALS BROUGHAM. ONT. CROCK. .,:phone,. PkL-501 W1:JD1JSDAY, SEPT. 811937 ..THEATRE At 8 o'clock, standard Time' For the purpose selecting A Candidate for the forthcoming ,Harry Hull, OSHAWA FAIR Provincial Election. Builder and Contraotor All Shows Daylight Saving Time -Saturday, Sept. I I SPEAKER - Bricawork and Stonework —Vir C. G. Frost, Provincial Organizer; & Oth era All Seats Saturday and Holiday Even - a Specialty NEIL C. FRAMR, Acting Sec'y ings, 20 cents T. K. CREIGHTON, Pres M,600 in Pr' emiums rvioe Ar hitect's So FRIDAY and SATURDAY THE KING— GOD SAVL Premier Attractions Septeniter 3 and 4 Repain EXHIBITS -live stock, agricul- TfT F, tural and -some- products,_--ewme Two Show& at 7.30 and 9.30 GROWN IN.N8 EXEHIBIT10N SPECIALS 'y Matbee at tomp.h.ank Rd. and Kingston Rd. of the best in the province. Saturda 1.30 L-29 Phone Plak 551 Some Outstanding Redurpd ay _Iu"s of the Pregamm Rntinel Satur'd, Evening Show starts at 6.30 TROTTING and PACI.NQ Races JEAN ARTHUR go EDWARD ARNOLD lt2.50.00 in prizes: 'Trip Notice to Y 7cts Fares' ou Tl:G-0E-WAR__GeneraI Mot IN _7 to Packers' 31aple admission Exhibition W�6 do Building of all kind' ors vs. Canada Lo -of Team. Includes Easy Living GIRLS' 1SOFTBALL:--U. A: W. NG. -and Coach - Transportation, to 'and with CARPENTERt, A, Local 225 Oshawa vq. your 08119NTING. two jeading league teams. ice' to play in one 6f the sensation- .from Terminal inside the grounds. RAY MILLANDr -eLUMBING -Good returning until September 13th. LUIS ALBERNI al games. of the season..' GREYHOUND RACES-Ostia-and PICKERING LEAVE TORONTO' .1too"01NO wa and Toropto dows to. comp- WEDN'SDAY MONDAY. TUESDAY, -:(Bay, at Dundas) etc for Champirm. ship awards,. (Eastern House) We a "o vel em 8,raijtford Roofleg September 6. 7 and 8 hist-riala, Empire 13-ithroom, Regular Coaches Regular Coaches BICY.CLF RACE -';,7 -half wile for .girls; and miles for *1 September 14th kq-11puleat, Diiro Water one daily except Sunday until Tho Shows at 7.30 and men Beatty Holiday rvlattnee; Mon.'ay, at 2 o'clock SY-otenj% ROPE SKIPPING C O'_\'T E cT - Stable Fqtdpqient to si!bool girls underth-� ROBERT TAYLOR ^n� (,ther Building� open Material GRAY STANWYCK teen age. Estimates Pree 'k UT Y BE. -Pi�RSONALITY CON_ 16 7. Work Gtiaranbsed TEST -many. Oshawa girls to I 1**T "This is My Affair" F. J. PROUSE IL; compete for coveted title of -"Miss Oshawa" and $200.00 in Eastern House Pickering Phone 4500 premiu.ms. With Phone 15o*r. MIDWAY.,- Sime'. Greater Ex:- PICKRRUNG. ..ovrAitt 'LEF VICTOR McLAG Canada's out - position Shows, ONTARIO RIDING standing. midway. Thrilling rid A ing devices, games, spectacular free acts. Everything to please andenterta-in the whole family. LIBERAL�'ASSOCIATION THF V NIN 'G PERFM ORANCE- ' RED&WHITE STOQFS Mammoth GraTId Stand SP2ct-1 sole "Brevities of 1937""26 -Art- ists --16 High Class Acts-- 2 1-2 hours of solid entertainment. Bring the whole family and have a barrel of fun. MUSIC by the Band of, the Ontario 'Regiment. 'The exhibition will be opened at 1.30 p. m. by His Honour, Lieutenant Governor Dr. Herb, ed A. Bruce,_Akccom pan led by - 23 co, a guard of honear from the Ontario Regiment. -loco Provincial Election General Admission --Adults 25c. .25ce Children 1.0i.. Care 25c. Good Parking accommodatio" on the' 42 Q grounds. Evening Admission To the grounds free after' 6.30 p. m. Grandstand Adults 25. child- _ ren DONT FORGET THIS. BIG* ON S VVENT. Ak.N ELECTION OF OMCERS AND SPECIAL :-CONVENTION eas.' tins for Aylmer P size 4, 23 co, -To .6(m ''did Candidate for se a an r SPECIAL Ay !mer_ White Corn,' -loco Provincial Election SPECIAL Jam, Apples & Ras p. 32 oz. .25ce ill be held in the -WHITB1 SPECIAL S ru Bee Hive or Grown, 5 lbs. y P 42 Q N HALL, , SPECIAL 'ON Marmalade, "Moth"r's," 1gI ar, S T 3 U R167, -0 SEPT.9TEv o&T 8.15 P. I(.,'D. S. T. 'j.29c. SPECIAL Delegates will be admitted . itted up- . to 8.00 p. m., the getieral Pork •& 3 eL, aA k ,')z-,2 for "1.!b1)y's,p99 21 in 25 public after 8,00 p. w. SPECIAL You are' cordially invited to bear the issues' the - -a Slicel Pin..apple, 'fat -25C eleetion discussed by the candidate and other prominent speakers. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables,*, J. C. ANDERSON Secretary Ontario Riding'18007 Liberal Association go C§ A#URI600 , C)07 N 8 N a 0 GOD SAVE THE KING 4e •. � ,. 4^� •:aL .m: -r 'w• .. .. ��y .. l ��: .mow �.. . ,:.✓:: .IA'liaal}s .^+G ".• _.e9.). •:y :i'.c': u. - .. ... s . .?5; •-•-'�",�"`. ., .... ..;,.:-.r".. •, y,�''- n ->�.,. '.y±� C: �� .•:, .(' �j.G � .un747�.•?C `M*:.i't.:A'..�12.•. -. tti' .aS- .in.rT.av oµ:.' .,,.i. .s :-r r•�,'. v. •.l�-1p' 91.. ".!S -ny; '`53 •u, r.r4cc•.. "hd. — 4 'yf"Ni1^'Y •' -1 a+. .'�ti: i`.', :.�iq' s+-.L.,'�:.' :I.. L^'` "' .ey of -.j',,. •i"`•" }N3Ll`• v . ,,,-K lt' a. 1'S�.'CT y YV'. : stat a <,+ki�'.• B"i+". :ay •.r. _ �•,. ,M1: .. ... ,.,,. .- . _ ... � ., ... -.""4 >..., ,'F�"?. '..• ,�- '., .. .,a,. -w. •, '4.;y...,,+, .. '.:,.�.• -�`:_ 8:• ,•9�♦ S1. ..a m�•`�--. :+. .•ryZ• ',I,.• "4-� � ..S +�:',. �M .,�- .<� .w,� i$n +�p'}ir a• :�. .,..._ � .. ' o .. n. . G•``n. .aa'... .,..'.,.,..: �.� .. -.: i'. ..., . ,�,�'' ..t� .r..;' �'� ��u ;'`u' • A � �, .c.T� � F.4,. �,., `,� •MC t , . ., -•r� ..' �{ ., .. ti`h :.'♦. .'^.1.' , . -•- 2 ";• }' �M.F' sX wr.I``� \„-. _ ,IJii ... Mom -- tyareaaaR and returned by way of Midland. We congratulate Nelson Wan on Auxiliary will be our guests on this F?�rm Machinery' s Miss Linton, of our teacW staff his sate son his Clydesdales at occasion an$ will contribute to thv , Had167"'Service the Ottawa Exhibition, having won program. All' women interested in is residing with Mrs. D. Morgan. four First Prizes also' the Grand Missions are cordially invited to at- ' Mrs. -Barre and Gene returned to Wte !rave used and re -built trail- ' r'ham >onshi and Re Champ- tend this meeting. o from ti50 u Expert dervio@ Said . te-,i• --�Suffalo on Sunday in coirpany with p p m p. 1 Goodison thresh glr8 to CII D98k@B A@tib• � it machine,' Electric motors. FJ, -- pairs a ; Mrs. Burkholder, of Markhara. ion, li The Kaiser Trophy in ,the Bowl-, h� ret'ular monthly meeting of r tris washing -machines. Electric rad- ouabie' oharges. Work the Woman's Missonary Society of ios. Ever ,..* • '� Series, is being played here 'on y style of pia► Kid ganga. _ l • , , Saturday afternoon, Sept. 4th. the,United Church will -be held in 1 No. 4 M. H. 3 'bottom disc tract- _ g'uarantee(�.-. -^ the school, room of the church oil - Mrs, Mary Field, of Toronto, who or plow, nearly new,' about half r has been visiting with the Snodden Thur -clay, c-otemker 9th at 2.30 p• NOTTER price. 1 Bissell tractor, disc harrow. ARTHUR FIELD y LM, Mrs. Affleck Presbyters este I Some ' family, has returned to her home: good used farm Wagons. 1 Graduate Radio and Television InstitoW Secretary will addr s the sting M. H. Corn cultivator, $15 3 Extra • Miss 'Mabel Sanderson, is nursing � Member Official Radio Service Meo'r �` • and it is hoped that the Sto fvilla -ood hbt sister, Mrs. Benson, of Agin- grain grinders, Used tractors Association. 3 court, who is seriously ill. and wzaUrkng-plows. 48 ' i �i� i! )I.- PICKFEiING Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pilkey and L.1 -� t7'N� I LL R• il!•!ea W. F. D18-NEY Greenwood -tamil of Toronto were ,visitors ( 1 PHONE PICK 'L814 4! tf here on Sunday. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND, �. ,. Mr. and Mrs. Magnus MorganlCl6lf'1 , end son, Murray, of Guelph are via- E X EYE, L %l E R LAND SURVEYOR. VEY QR ` Ming friends here for a few days. 49uccee8or to W. J. ,Rather, Miss Edith Linton left for Torgn- 8co�f!•ville TY PENN F. J. DOle are t B. A., B. Sett .0..'' � -- L. S. On file are the records of ser• _, to this week, where she •will4ae r •Night, and Day Sarviae , r veyors Gibson and Yarnold, tDBi In simple but rich de- Motor Oils King East, Oshawa Phone 198L hospital in training. Business Phan #ieaidenoe Phone sign we can furnish i Miss Young is seriously ill 9801 9fi2o ' •hoime of her niece, Mrs. S: I. memorials that will x please from every Guaranteed 100 per cent pure Foote, Stonffville. �- � standpoint. In dignity Mrs. Eberlein' and family, of For Prompt and Efficient p° Bn . • Pennsylvania of appearance our Cleveland, spent the week=end with work will stand out 73 cts. per gallon All sizes of Berry Boxes, l �v 'her aunt, bliss E. Underhill. RADIO SERVICE i g Y Crates, Rev. J. E. Glover and Dr. N. F. through the ages'. 6 qt. and II qt, Baskets, Bushel Tomlinson, attended the Laymen Phone Clare. 518 I. Na Greater Tribute SPECIAL PRICE ON GASOLINE' Hampers, sold at Hagerman's Bas. :Session of the Missionary Conferen- N. W. STAFFORD Pure Oil and Coal Oil for at Whitby, on Saturday last. ...Paut Wilson ) Highway Nionumental ke•t Factory, one mile north of the • Church sect ices on Sunday next ' Works Threshing Green River Sehool, off No. 7 -' will revert to the former order, ,Balsam Ph. 4x;2 Whitby (int Highway. As the respective ministers have ,. ^ ^:• P:.� • n ., . �+ c - • ,. both completed their vacations. Fully Equipped—.satisfaction Gaar- t1 LT �J PLACE - Get our prices before buying else- tr' Several members of the Bowling anteed—Reasonable Rates+'here. We deliver. Club hate been ' playing ',ff for the Radios Tubes — Batteries i.. L 1, 3 R E yl 0 1'P, UN T,_Phone b1'ark 1!iO4 ,'42-2 :Miller Cup. Sirs. Evans' still ret- Tubes tested Free , sins it.... Football on Saturday night at the • Park. Bow-manville vs. Claremont. 'Should Claremont win this game it -: will mean the final. Mr. and Mrs. Gary 'Richardson, x of Roanoke, Va., and Mrs. Lee, of Stoaffville, have been visiting with ]11rs. Esther Palmer and Mr. Ira ,�- - $oyer. - ,r Baster Alan Pretty has returned from the hospstal, looking as though 'he had not been out in the sun very � '.V LF •much during the • past few weeks, Abut %till, much improved in health. 1 ". Readers are urged to dire�-t their i attention, to the letter from the M. 7�I O. H. in another column, re com- ar �•- - . inunicative diseases , Friends of Ilii%s K. Beeton .gave her a shower one evening last week, prior to her leaving for, the Toron- a, ' is East General Hospital, in -train- -Ing- _ Mr, Dopking is host to his bro- ther for a while, and until he can r take up residence in Whitby, at �; y, _• _ station of the C.. P.: R:; he has been appotnte age F The Women's Institute members - - Were guests of the 'Kinsale Branch; - on Thursday last. at the home of _a , 4. Mrs. D. S. Erawford, onrthefith - E _ t ' i concession . A very enjoyable time r" is reported to have been had. incl - the lunch served by the host- Imes; ost- i ` -eases :- Misses Margaret Spee: eley and .~ 'L Laura Hill took a trip up north.last 4veek. They visited Huntsville, call- ,ed in at Callander to see the Quints u.: y STANLEY THEATRE STOUFFVILLE z. .Phone loo -.showing. _ 'Week Nights -8.15, Standard Time Sat. A Holidays -2 Showa, 7 and 9 p. m. THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY RE September 2, S and 4 `Y Special Double' Bill 99 Th, Ie Outcast =� - '''DRIVER E KL - Starring _o .. . . WARRENWILLIAMS KAR 4N MORLEY � a - Now would you lac@ to be o Lne of the victim in this horrible smaah ? How would you ' :r Gt E Make �' hk@ strapped to. a bot In some emergency hospital Ward — writhing, half out , - - -� a Mlilion" - of your mind with pain- These ghastly tremas are caused by those of you With'recklentr—who' -EDWARD •EYERETT HORTON. You 'know in your own heart whether or not you, are a reckless driver. If you are MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDAY ..DECIDE NOW TO DRIVE WITH CARE September e, 7 and 8Stop cutting in, passing on hills or curves, taking chances of ally kind. Settle down 'Holiday Double Bill .to safe, sane driving—and avoid trouble. You know the rules for safe driving. Stick "Ride 'stn Cowbo " io them— or run the risk of having your license suspended or cancelled. We are y going -to put reckless drivers off the road and keep them off. A Buck Jones Western 'rte k • "We Have Ontario 'Motorists will Co-operate Our Motnet}its" When you see a motorist driving in a manner dangerous to the public, take his number, make a careful note of the actual time x StartingONTARIO and place, and when you reach your destination write" to - - YJAMES DiINN the Motor Vehicles Branch, Department of Highways, Toronto, DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS SALLY FILERS giving full details. We do not invite -reports of minor Motor VehicGes Branch infringements of the traffic laws; you are requested to use ONTARIO COMINC sound judgment. We will deal adequately with offenderv! T `Waikiki Wedding' „t, .� • +!.'r' F J..'%V e. tea. ..:: = .'�I., .F r iz Y LESSON X food: I am Jehovah.” This admonition 000 REQUIRES SOCIAL JUSTICE corresponds with the Third Comamnd• - Leviticus 19: 1-18, 32.37. menta - Printed Text: Leviticus 19: 9.18, 3237. 'Thou shalt not oppress' thy neigh- Text—As ye would that men bor, nor rob.him." There are ad many should do to you, do ye also to them ways of oppressing one's neighbor— Ilkewlse—Luke 6: 31. by making it inconvenient for him .to 41 THE LESSON IN ITS SETTINGhave "packages delivered to his door . because access to his home is across Time—B.C. 1497. a piece of property thatother owns. Place — Undoubtedly these words by making it so disagrcJiSle for one's '" mere uttered by the Lord to Moses neighbor that he will be compelled to from the tabernacle of the congrega- move from the community. "The tion located not far away from Mountwages of . a hired servant shall not Sinal, where the Israelites were en- abide with thee all night until the ' All Camped (see Lev. 1: t). morning." While the letter oP this "And when ye reap the ,harvest of command canngt be carried out in i your land, thou shalt not wholly reap most cases today, i.e., the payent m the corners of thy field, neither shalt . of laborers each night, yet the spirit thou gather the gleaning of thy bar- of it can be carried out by paying lab vest." "'And thou shalt not glean thy orers at the time when an employer motives and facts." _ my brother. when the opportunity of- "The stranger that sojourneth with vineyard, neither shalt thou gather enters into an agreement with his em- "Neither ."shalt, thou stand . against. fere,_. am_be blamed ,tor want of you shall' be unto you as the home- "Neither fallen Lrnk o[ thy vineyard; thou ployeea to pay .them. • the blood of thy neighbor • I am Je- truth and love." bot n among you,. and, thou shalt love shalt leave them for the poor and for "Thou shalt not curse the deaf, nor bovah." This command is simply to .��ou shalt not take vengeance,•nor him as thyself; Yor ye were sojourn the sojourner: I am Jehovah your put -a stumblingblock before the blind; further protect the life o1 our neighbors bear any grudge against the children ers in the land 'of Egypt: I am Je- = God." There is no book in esti the but thou shalt Pear thy -God: I am.Je- by forbidding the children of Israel to of thy people: but thou shalt7ove thy hovati'your God." The law command-' world which so tenderly, and justly, stand aside while the lite . of any , Ing the Israelites toe kind to strong- hovah." neighbor an thyself'; I am Jehovah.' ars is frequently repeated in the Pen - and helpfully considers the condition "Ye shall do no unrighteousness in neighbor was in danger, i.e.; in drown• This is the first time in the. Bible that tatenCh. ' of the poor as do both the Old and judgment; thou' shalt %not respect the Ing, in attack by robbers of wild the command to love one another .aa- •.ye shall do no" unrignceousneas' in New Testaments (see also Dent. 16: person of the poor, nor honor the per- beasts. Probably also it means that, pear's. "We are told to love iacom- ud ment, in measures of length, of l -4.11• 24• 12-15;' Pa. 41: 1• 72: 13; son of the mighty; but in righteous if we have knowledge, of another's palible members of the families and j g 82: �3, 4; Prov. 28: 3, 8, 11, 15; Ila- ness shalt thou judge thy neighbor." crime i'a the shediing 'of the blood of _ s kindreds, with which we are asaociat- weight or of quality:' "Just bol- 11: 4, Matt -i�-fr; ilrke 1#: " 13; 18: In this verse God turns our attention some 'person, we are not to keelr ed,'and perhaps they are occasions of '" ancea, 3�t weights, a- j ." epi s and _ 28), away from personal wrongs to official silence when possessing such knows• irritation to us, thorns stabbing our a just hin, shall ye have." "It is of no" "Ye shall not ateaL" tree Es. 2Q: wrongs, giving a commandment in- edge. moat densely • massed and' delicate account to keep the 'Sabbath — in .S Deur. 6. 19; 24: 7• teaded.to guard men against injustice Thou Shalt Not Hate nerve -pr way—and reverence outwardly,— the 16; 21: 16; 22: 1; ,• ' sanctuary, and then on the week day Prov. 30: 9; Rom. 2 El; 13: 8- Eph. as they stand in courts of law. "Thou shalt not hate thy brother in water_milk, adulterate medicines and Y 4: 28) "Thou shalt not go up and down as thy 'heart." Of course It - is -in the . "Thou shalt rise up before the hoary foods, slip the yardstick in measuring, ' "Neither shall ye deal Laiaely, nor a talebearer among thy people." "The -heart where hatred lives.- Hatred can head,.and honor the face of the old tip the balance in weighing, and buy lie one a another." (See tai 20: 16; original wold from which •tale -bear -i quickly grow so powerful in one's life man, and thou shalt Year thy God: I er' is translated, literally signifies a that ft can lead to almost every sin am Jehovah." °When you meet them with one weight or measure and, sell Lev. 8: 2; Eph. 4: 25;' CoL 3: 8.) Steal- with another." and 'water' stocks, ss _ G traitor, a peddler, and is here applied Imaginable, including murder. "Thou in public places, or they. come to, ,E Ing is often followed by lying, because to one who travels up and down deal- shalt surely rebuke'thy`nefghbor" We wbbre.you are, show' them reverence. the manner of many is. God hates, a person who will Steal will attempt Ing in slanders and detractions; as a can properly obey this command only Infirmity, wisdom, nay, age in itself. and even honest atheists despise re- -to -cover up the theft by untruthful merchant does in wares, possessing it we rebuke others in the light of have 'each a claim on us. Is on of this kind. A shasreligion which _ x. ovvords. — himself of tke as of individuals God's word, in the- power, of. tge Holy " 4ud if a stranger.sojourin with thea is only used on Sundays has no holt- ti "And not bear sin . in your land, ye aha11 not do him teas, in it." And ye shall not swear by my nam and of families. sad then biasing them Spirit, and in love. it ,Isely, and profane the - name of thy abroad, usually with a distortion of because of him." "lt 1 do not warn wrong." " I � t de§ovaf your God, who - - brought you out of the land of Egypt-' "And ye shall observe all my statutes, - - _ and all mine ordinances, and do them: I am Jehovah." These are three inn- damental reasons here given to per- suade, and encourage, and even Com - 1B pel man to obey these and other laws which God has given: the fact that .,,..'..DISTRIBUTION. 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A doctor at the Dublin inquest said that the boy had probably been sleep -walking. He would then be in the worst stage of measles. Back From Abroad .•t - ., - 'mc .• F,�- ,r��r � ^.Rd •.. _-,t••:,:: ,,'... .... .. - , ,. e. ..».�K":Zw' :f �Y,.. h �J :",'.'!o r, .... ..' '. .'.a•3b'Rw.-.w. .: '�: ..:.m...; ,'b .✓. ",.: •.. M. :,: Q" f v •e-, '�- ,.. .... ...: -.,, s "9 .. .. � � y • r,.^ 3'..--: r e v T sem': r •;Z» . . .: .. .: '.. . N' 4... v T ..:. r'.. ., . "jA. ..•i9'.., b'•. ,J•,..:. .E.:. "•' ' Y... , s . '." :.1 \' •p : H:r R\•.t. �•j '. '- �. 'fit: •... .., ... -. r...,,. :..; :�. .T .Y. I.,, /.. •�� N' S"«• , 'N•. ::�,. a :.:,,. r, x�. •. '•.. *i yam.. �'.... ••h,� ,•i✓. ..+...• i• 1 �'-•t' .F r 14 •.Z` .'.x•F- 1 1._:... • u•v •,.,ye.. ,,...D,. r:.,• dr., w_. t .:rw! ,+Ra, ''-• • ^,t 1'. "• ? .r►1- �k: ,.ries } -r _ . Back at the hotel Terry rested a bit Orange',Pken eoe Bld shadow going down for dinner. His ' shadow did not ride down iu the clo, valor, with him 'and' he wondered where the man could be. As Terry_ stepped forth he heard a voice say, ev W��' "There's another, one. There — that one," It was the boy, frombehind the 11 --� (�`► PERFE� lunch counter at the field and he was poittting at Terry. A detective Stepped a>' - forth and touched • Terry on the -.arm. DID "Come over here for a moment." j 'Terry followed the man acr )ss the M TEA lobby: • kneed information . and ow•» would like you to go over.to the Sta• - _.-OAT ''I tion house. I've got some of. your -- - - pals. They're down at the other end • _ - _a�c� :coo:...:o a c:. _r opo o w:... _ _ _ .. N' : ��' of the lobby The detective led the ..oc cam., o�c_ -Jo-a_ ..- .. . •.. a i.� o J• , `V ►�i way to. the end-, of the corridor and50 ► • �i there Terry saw Mullins, Craven, Rey- aa Horne Hints. EXT H ON TIDE tLplda, Hover and Doc Biers: ►o• , �+�� ►1% Across : the lobby Terry saw his ►a• , �' ;•; bodyguard with a wide grin dividing IAMOND ,4c { i ` his face. - • BY LAURA` IC1V1G1iT'. R , ►•• f i' ,4t ,•• (To be continued) - - .�aa.. La • r BY RTLAND FITZSIMMONS� _ - ,• �:. ►.•►.► --. t� n - is O'�i'O!� .:.� �: O � 'O'ti d: '.d:� ::<......:O � O'O J:v'4� a�4'i�0 � O�� •:• %N,� 4 ;: � pi , t.. Convenient Ghost y Synopsis - may want him to keep low to,taY on account of all the notoriety." When the United League season. op - r z « I. • (� "• ens Pop Clark's New York Blues are "I could'do with a bite inyself," Ter- Most useful ghost is reported, be £ a 200 to 1 shot, Terry Burke being the ry, said. wandering about at Karimmagar, " c 's^ fierry�," said near Hyderabad, India. It is the only sports writer to give them a "It's a bright idea, 'chance at the pennant. In the Blues Reynolds. ghost of a money lender known dur-� F 4 first game Whitper, Philadelphia's "Let's get going, then." a " ing his�life as the "Shylock•of Karim-' star pitcher, is killed_ with a bullet, . "Alb here's a bunch after • some. magar, who had difficulty in col- x through tho heart atter smashing out thing," Terry beard as they approach• ' !seting his debts when he lived, but til ' a home run. Both Burke .and Larry ed the stand. whose ghost is having, none now. The ` Terry, Craven,` Reynolds, !1I>illins d0tors, 'who 'owed several thousand `? Doyle, the Blues'"rookie short -atop, for whofn Clark's pretty daughter Frances and .Biers ordered a hot dop apiece. rupees at the time of -rhe money lend - had shown her preference over.Whit. The stands 'were thinning out. Most er's death, are reported to be rushing - - .per, are suspected at first by Detee- of the crowd bad gone. The police to pay the:r debts before -the ghost tive Kelly. Death or Injury cripple , were letting up on their watebfulness pays them•a visit. It glt out bld appears. money the � t' and, occasionally a straggler goodebtors settedown aftthe e y Xy 4 : every team the Blues meet, and al- •� - most always Burke } y pets a beat for onto the field. Several more people lender's death with that "come and his paper on these sensational hap- @ up to -the staud and ordered collect .iV# expression.. for his heirs. penfngs. It is Burke who discovers it dogs and beer. Then one of them was visited' by a _ was a notorious gunman who sent four "Ob. boy. '.here he :comes!" the. lad ghost one night; and then another, Boston players to the hospital with who was fending the griddle said to and another, so the story goes. The .1 a bullet through their taxi tire. Dlr- hie pal. "Get out those nice fat ones heirs, who in a leas• credulous district T kin, Chlca o star, dies on the diamond we put aside. Give me 'em quick:' aught be credited with having some- i `•x 7 g from poison on a phonograph no - Sure enough, Planer was coming to- thing to do with the "gboat", are sit- i� . 'fixed in the handle of his bat. Pietro, ward and stand with that easy -gait -of ting back and collect{ng both capital = Chicago's boy, disappears. Claris his which marked him in any crowd of and: interest as fast as.they can. A SEVENTEEN CELEBRATION !FUDGE FROSTING F sends Doyle to Newark but he Is soon men. Is there a member -of -your house- 8 squares unsweetened chocolate ► sold .to Boston. The Blues are in He smiled at the press. men fwd hold who is just turning seventeen? 1% cups mills. - , fourth place when they go to St spoke to them as hTot e came up. The ►s Frock h Pfetty Imd Perhaps it's a .stalwart Raab of salt son who is 8 saps sugar Louis, where $cotter, pitching ace, Is boys grinned. back as be said, •'N4w reaching this age and making his prat found dead tro?n gas' given oft by a shoat it?" Practical dates with girls or -maybe a daughter 8 tablespoons' light corn syrupy mysterious powder in the box with a " who is sweet seventeen and all that '8 tablespoons butter w puzzle sent to him anonymous- Just a minute, the lad said and 1% teaspoons vanilla 'w �� p patted out. a nice clean mustard -hot •� goes with it. ty. Masked gunmen truss Burke up, and put It down within easy reach ct Whichever It ii and -whatever the . Add chocolate to Twit and plw' : question him and wain him he knowsplaner. age, there. will be a party to celebrate over'low flame. Cook until' mixture fi too Much. Rawlins, the Chicago man- "These Inds were afraid you would- . the event and no birthday party is smooth and blended, stirring . e - ager, is hanged. In a hotel room ad- n't come out,' Terry said. " a complete without the moat Wrampt- ataatly. Add sugar, salt, and eo� :- joining' his own. Penny, Detroit's star "I had to'argue with- Button,:' Pias•• 'sorts cake you -can _possibly bake. The syrup, stir until sugar is dissolved "� pitcher, refuses to play against the er explained easily. "He wants to cake is the center -piece of a birth- and mixture boils. Continue boil 'I _ -Blues. Saaebal I's czar temporarily ick me in wool. I couldn't dreap- day party. ,and the rest of the re- without stirring; until a small amo a suspends the playing schedule and at point these kids"' e I frechments must tali• end i•. of mixture forma a very soft ball g said "You moved \� .i �H�ere!I t:1 grand cai:erLy' ;•r�1 : `e cold water (282 .de F.). 'Rem ' a meeting of club owners Terry agrees ^' r B• { to risk helpingthem. uncover the from fire. Add butter. and van ' I +• ► Cool to lukewarm 110 deg.F. y : - mtrr�c,- _. _ ._ • Shucks. Most of this IS hysteria. its large, it looks benAtifn . slid (�+ _ �� He leaned. his back against the coup- tastes—well,rright the young fdrt—swell guests will £d until Ii necessary,. Places over hot a • e cscit.•tue.it-wae high'all through ter, facing' the field- have g the game. Both teams put up a. goad. "Hemi you are," the boy said,\ hand• \ • Don't • limit yourself. however, to water to 'keep soft whine spreading. ,.. -r, flht. The Cleveland .fit3s took the In"— ri isanf:rurter to Planer. - - thircake tar -w-birthday a arrtty. There are lots of occasions- -of a slight nervousness -on part of char report out on the fieldr A puff ' .- t p e rs war is declared !n China War- p this month . when you can serve it riots who die there.' know how wi) the team as a whole they maintained of smoke rose from the ground, All'even without the birthday. candles hat tread to the very end. Big Doy a es followed the smoke for a nom- of8ciaily they are dead. — Brando>i 4, 9 H For any time• and place where there. - Sun. Planer playedwith more tkan his cus- meat. -Then all .eyes came back to, • / afe young -people, this cake will prove 'tomary skill. He knocked out.. two . Planer. It was a concerted action. a) home rubs ,and each time the great Planer Smiled, swung round and i. to be. a big attraction. The teen-age. - fla- audience fairly held its breath as dipped up a big gob of mustar3 on a' crowd love good food and rich, ate Planer. circled the diamond. . Both _ wooden -paddle and started daubing ' Icing. ne' cake With iota of ckocblate -,: times as he crossed the ,plate and dof- his frankfurter. 1 A Icing. fed his cap there was a sigh of relief. "What do you supkose that was?" �+ Ana here is' o a o occasional 'asked.. "Firecracker"" girl who likes to bake the occasional ,In .the press boa with the final, out cake herself. • The boys will fiord your scored against the Blues, there was a. "Probebly. Planer was munching' - porch a very attractive place to spend clicking o[ typewriter covers. going his roll. He kept eating one after. aa- the evenings when they know you can �. down over machines. other until he had downed flue. "I bake bake a cake like this. - But don't let "Coming?" Craven, said, turning to guess we'll call :it. a day," he -said to A #� anyone know that it is so easy to ,Terry. the admiring ]ads* behind the counter. 1 make l . y ,think' Ill hang around 'for a bit "You've only had flue, the boy said. CHOCOLATE )FUDGE CAKE sena leave.'' Terry wo��ter• "Arid I have another nice big one all l to see the t y ed what his bodyguard would be doing I hot and browned' for you -just the way' !� 2 cups sifted cake flour . L in the meantime. That gentleman had l you like them." r 2 teaspoons baking powder a a risen when the game was' over and "'All'right."- Planer winked At the % teaspoon salt, ' •Terry- saw him Standing in the stand men standing near him; and took the �..`� is cup butter or other shortening looking out over the fleld as hundreds sixth frankfurter. Rather deliberately % 3 cup sugar L of others were doing. he ,smeared it with mustard and 'took - . 1 egg, well beaten The crowds surged toward the hefts, a bite. "I guess I'll eat this one on 4301 �� 2 squares unsweetened chocolate, but here .and there were stragglers the way over to the dugout,"•he said s : melted trying to get down on the field. 'File to the boys. With a .wave of his band, sXr cup milk ' police were herding them back. to -the others -he. started off. 1 teaspoon vanilla "I wonder, Craven said, "it Planer . Come on. Lets go, Terry ung• PATTERN 4301 :Sift flour_ oAce;-is►easure-"afid-ti _y win go for his hot �Iogs because they Bested. _ 'By ANNE ADAMS Ing powder and salt, and sift together Like your tot to look her. pretti- three times. ' Cream butter, add au- '9 SpectacuW performances est? bf course gar gradually, and cream together bristl you do, an�at- ying with action .. ' Br& .7 L until light and fluffy. Add a and N tern 4301 is just . the adorable B y !fast jumping competitions Anne Adams pantie -frock to bring beat well; then chocolate and blend. 4` : by mounted officers, non out her best points! Perfect for Add flour, alternately with milk, a commissioned officers find SALADA" everyday wear (school and play) small amount. at a time, beating after - and suitable for informal parties, each addition until smooth. Add va- troopers ... toug h -and -out this cute style features a youthful greased pan, B x 8 x 2• sees•.. . $1000 open sweep- .'Inches, weep• - • niche Bake - y Peter Pan collar, choice of prtffed 'in s, moderate oven (325 deg. stake for JumpersOther trim bodiceflared-sleeves, pall - our— Spread---Ibedg@ el, and bright row of •buttons.. Of sensatlona Compe ons. a ry Frosting over cake, and between lay - v. course by - this time you've notic—ed and 'admired the crisp ruffle thitt lends such a dainty touch!, seats 50c., Mail resertationa Mother will find this simple frock -- -- - . , IN■ delightfully easy to cut and stitch, and ideal • in sturdy, bright -hued. gingham or percale. Pattern 4301 is available in children's sizes "2, 4, 6; 8 - and 10: Size 6 takeV22A yards 36 inch •fab- , ric; 1 yard lace. edging. Illustrst= ed step-by-step sewiTfg'instructions included. •' . Send TWENTY CENTS (20c) in coins or stamps (coin prefe*. red) for this Anne Adams pattern WE WANT 'MEN' To train for Dominion Government " Certificate in -AVIATION and MARINE RADIO OPERATING. Two years high school 'desirabie- previow experience not essential. . Fall. Resident Class opens earl9 to September. 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Contradiethi the -heard sister, Mrs. Devine. cilli DEre., Fawcett and aaany rumours being this children left for their home in Man- • r ...... . week, the Township Medical Health itoba, having spent a.. pleasant sum - Officer states -definitely--There are mer here with Mrs. Fawcett's fam- ILI=a no cases of infantile paralysis here. 'of dy' -Mrs. T. Douglas, Toronto, -.The many friends •of W. E. ";lnoee�panied by her cousin from Sag- ' Greig, who has been ifl very poor z-.7 inaiv, Mich.,- spent Tuesday with health for a number of years, will her brother, Russell Burrell. be pleased to know, that he is fin- r --The many friends of Miss Hat - proving in health. He has been tie law regret to hear that _she is spending some time. at Golden l y -not recovering from' her recent ill- Beach affil.. his son, Dr. Fraser nese as rapidly' as they -would like. .So'* Greig, who is practicing his.. prof- -The Women's Missionary ession in Bracebridge: - T�� %ty of the Presbyterian. Church will , :. --on Saturday evening about 9 ;:=meet at the home of Mra. R. If - 'Cronk, or 9.90' o'clock, a man,pulling a on Wednesday, Sept 8th, st small hand -cart was seen trudging B o'clock. along the bighvay, weary and' foot -Monday next is Latwr Day when sore, s be bad come all -the -way r an ,places of business in the village from Toronto that day. A Pickering 'will be closed. Rural mail carriers man met him early is the forenoon . swill also enjoy aholiday, a privil- coming out of the city. When in 4{ to ''°'11itich haslboen granted them Pickering a number passed the re- :. b'y, the ,goverinn�ent. mark that he .nv+onld not go far he- r Allan Claris and family, - of fore he would be struck by a car, _ Lakefield, have beenspending a as he seemed to be very careless fav tta,s with the fol mgr's mother, as to what part of the pavement on --Mrs.' W. J. Claxk- Mr. Clark who which he walked. Their predictions has been off duty since June through soon, came true for he had just got - illness, is improving satisfactorily, out of the village when he was but k will be several weeks before struck by a car 'going wet and ar- ra ,be will be able to return to work. most instantly killed. The unfortun- - r -The Toronto folk who have been ate -fin was a • foreigner named 'fregnentiAg our beaches on Sunday ChiaTn Belsidy, and lived in _a base- during . the summer, mulct have been ment under a photographic studio <: having .$ final 'fling" at it last at 615 Queen Str., West, Toronto. ;Snnd:f,, They were all out. In add- The driver of the car which struck y itioly were ere neW-comers, wfio him was Millard Wbyte, of 72 Bond ;f+as�ad the :watei At their local .Str. • Oshawa. Eye:witnesses state bombes. .With the infantile__paraly- that Belsky was walking down the scare, they use the Toronto middle of the highway as the driver 149baches at their own risk. of the car had no chance whatever -,A request for copies of the 013- of avoidingthe accident, as the Trtati - eretta, "'ills Belles of Folderol" had no light an his cart, and the �E_•xYt 'has been received from Mrs. J- H. s ' motorists could not .see him until r Stainton. This Operetta was staged they were right upon him . His body ,. during their stay in Pickering, and was taken to C. A. Sterritt's, fun - it is thought that copies may be in oral parlors, and afterwrds taken to =- 'the hands of some of the, cast of Toronto, for buidal . Deceased -had no that time. Anyone in possession relatives in .this country. r of these copies please advise W , C. Jim*=. Now copies are not now `- lwallable.. Stock Notes -The services in St. .. Andrew'31 church were eoedutted .. on Sunday The Hein itage Farm 'announce ' by Mr. Keown, -a layman from the that in the interest of grade herds • 'Whitby United. Church, who gave. and Ayrshire tattle, they intend to an excellent address, which was dispose of their bull calves- from " much enjoyed by all. Mr. Robin goodproducing tows free of charge a i Nicholson; of Wkitby, again presid' Nicholson; to say farmers in Pickering Town- . at the organ in his usual capable ship desirous of raising a pure bred _ The pastor, Rev. Dr. H. Ayrshire bail on a grade herd to im- i Carmichael, will restmle his work on ael prove type and milk production. Sunday next after enjoying a few . All auhnals fully aeoredited for atleek's ,vacation. T. B. and Blood Tested for Bang - Serviei in the United Church on Diseaa;. _ Sunday next at 11: a - m . , with the Apply, Robb. Buddy,. Prop. - 'plastor, Rev. Martin Jfsnldni m, in charge. Sunday School at 10 A. M. fast %Mda, morning, Lisa Jena LILLIAN'S Clark was in charge of theOpen Saada, service of wool, and BEAUTY SHOD' illustrated her theme in a navel, interesting 'way, showing the ' child- Three dews east of tie Old Cberch igen very clearly her naming, when. Garage. )flea O. Cr>varaer's sbe lighted five candles, each of a Reakullice. dit bumat colour, then asking the paols, which made the most light?. Sbampoe, sna Fiagerwav of ng rn se they were all the same, Fisgerwave _. 36c. 4 Melly the colour differed. Oil I— t3lleres era atitt. busy in- nor village during the nl6hts when Anklet sic all respeelW>'te people should be in Monlosu'a. f bed . Their favorite spoils wean .. to Facials %a money in milk bottles, foliage BAUWUTnNG plants frons verandahs and window. -boxes, gs well as sipper, pears and ' licr q, m 'Heaterluo Oa Patna• jpi,- a from the fruit tube in the out Wave =::gardens., Those who steal the fol- 'ills ; $3.50 sage plants seem to have an eye 'wbmt- Pick. 2'00 l --School re -opens here on Tues- day, Sept. 7th. ---Bert - Harrison, of Sudlb!tn y; spent severaldays last week_ with his coush%. Arthur Silk.- _ -4Mntor traffic on -the Highway, was again very heavy over the end of the week. --The Township Council villi meet on 'Tuesday next instead of Monday _ which is .-Labor Day, and a general holiday. .----,Barber Shop .: Beauty - Parlor - A competent lady will bavecharge of the beauty parlor and satisfac. tion is, -guaranteed at reduced prices. Permanenr Waver; $2.00, i3.5046.00 Shampoo and Fiam Wave. .60 Finger Wave. -.35 Marcel, .40 Oil Shampoo. Ladies' hair Cut. .20 Special Prices; May 25 to -31 Oil P. W., Reg. $2.00..$$1.50 Regular, ' Reg. $3.50-43.00 Regular. Reg 15.00-44.00 H. MA DILL. place Pick n The Pickering MEAT..:MARKET'. We carry:a full line of Fresh- - - and Cured !'pleats Out delivery is at your service. Phone Pick 1620 ". • CLARENCE S1i.K Now a elatlo. GIOR 8-4 LE- fig -r,nnR ping. lura. Tanner. P.ckerms Plane Pick IM 2-3 NFR MALE—Pura hr" Yorkshihe sow. due Sept 8th. First litter, w: $. Burk. Pbone Pick 1081.' 3 d - WANTED TO RENT -A house, with sone land. Possession wooled this Ian. per !artier particulasa apply Powell, Plow.. f1.8, R WAL LE - First Mrariftax" 00 IV Property situsted in the ViUaee of Pkkrr- ro� �` First -erne ssesrit.. App! � 'rbo..on a Irlektulsi.. Gamdoa fiowe. rraenq. Stf.: FOR RALE OR RRNT-Half mile east of Clareasno . lot 19. evs. 9. Pickering. lo0sere farm in a good state or cultivation. AP ply T Paterson or Jas. Coates. Claremont. ttf l Tu W R FOR BALE—Uloee spring `.:rs sod InAb Powe, pure bred and grad.. T. E. t-. steel •and Owed testes Free detl.ery PYone 1868. I11�( VOR 8sLB- Oarlood of freab over e and aneRers growlera rn edi aim wedr. Narkbas._MAcinyCR 21. G C.Sporks. Prop'r. bltf FOK SALE - 8eccmd Rene ration Dswsnn' Golden Chaff o. A. C. No. el wheat. Therccagniud befit variety for this locality.Free (roes am uta Staled ileo; oe- waW No. 1 G. S. $1 33 per bushel. F. H. Westney. Phone Pick 1413. • 1-9 e Tor bleauty, as It is ways -- est plants_ that are talrien. ;-Rev. H . A. and Mrs, Graham, • of Brantford, who have been. visit- / Pickering Hardware. Store =' ing the latter's sister, Mrs-. and Mr. C. A. •Sterritt have -returned -to s+ • ..,:their home.. Mr. Graham, who has I► now retired from the active mini,- • • • • • ;� _ ' �,.y_, has; -_sued -ere -f ,• -- - ---- . -- - - ; � : _ _ the 'Methodist and United Churches, at, various periods- in some of the 1� better known churches of Canada. / • / l 1 ' _ '.During their stay here he.conducted. •.j fE the services on.-tdvo• successive Sun- e ' :'days in .the United Church, `+ giving. r (� 'two excellent, timely addresses on Y Ter W't -- �'`�'eacl oociiston . In. his second add- ■ • .l rens he discussed the subject, which a• Increases in the price of oteel have PsN"" rhe, Q many .clergymen are' using'',' and for raxegaitated a slight increase in the �" TQ� K R y;, cost of motel roofing, but it actually N i ! �` _ ou I a Rib- - _ _ y_ • so many other elements, is admired, ' ? °r it did is 1985 `may roonne today +1z and that,.."the prediction that the , Lookatthe"Acures.Hereinwhat • atio - \ it cost yon in commodiLier to bay �� •• Ottt dirpIOYS chuPcll and what It stands for, will' Ribl;oli or 1YteLap roofing Wrltetu {ordetaitsorseeyorir• Al�- p'- t`- 41, ;natTf,mPnt _ .realzonslble• for in ISIS as compared to today• btnk w �m {� era He will d e yon. the adjustment of our social and" in Cost of 100 sq. ft. Roofing \ scala the nail -hole. A drive E� I ry 'dustrial difficulties of today, a pro- .(186 ba. fl26s ion Leadono the TITE baud �Ativesiv QN ]9$9 989 - them no other •influence. ham 'as -set �,'•,. oto : . � bn. 9.8% bu. — nail that IIS' �y( / _ �7 jQN _ bolas like a �' been able to complete.. He also Barley.. • 11.5 bu. &5 ion. I N IMb1V f,Oj j' ,1' Added that church -folk must adopt ` lsecon Hoge 96 lbs. 881bs. JAM[SWAY POULTRY `\ °- tt Nlll O COST/ N f1A ! . 80, don't put off getting a new ti some different attitudes with res- ` roof to test your crops and - .tQU1PMKNT. �. �' NO O O� t to Thein' services. such as -the livbstoc�Get one of Canada'$ No matter bow •large or small �\ / TO h►.1 rjON, peC two beet'roofinc values. your flock, there is Jameswry �(!y( - - «�-hip and _ glorifieation of -'costly- - equipment of every t�yyppee ,�. -worsRib-Roll 'and Tito -Lap 8 snit your needs exactly- ... s edifices-, big organs etc. Not the Roofing—Essytoyutonright pecialistsinincubitors.van. gpeat;'for' McColmicl -Deering V&IM 1fieebirmy' i " building, but principles., _Many of. over' your old roo . They gave t' ation and poultry-houatag• g c. tax• money by cutting apke`ep coat. -tante for literature. _ (� Repairs. our ministers have a deep and sin- Be sure to get the genuine E.s.P. s� pInduct and have no regrets•`rL+' d fere appreciation of the needs_ of _ Tb•re are man? nneaccesaful TM• Prooton Fortllater Our 14ott0:—"We� have ` 'Oso Rei i�. til' r (today, alta parrying out their be- imitators! Send ridge and after attached to your .sed drill p a' �,.. Sld•and measurements for free cost enables you to sow fostMaer It 18 n(lZ macre. a tlef8, not stepping out of their and loco estimate, with your fan wheat 6rder gf'din es -in doing so, SIX marry �` e� W �tl,«- ]�� °( Products• TelepilolAe'8900 would karya us believe. tlrM red �. BALSDON, '• PRFICKERING f 706 CiwlnM Stra•t �.—wi Fsderles also al ESTON, ONTARIO J.1 AL sad TORONTO fit -- ,,.