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FRIDAY SEPT. I0. 1987. e
VOL. L`'11 � a
�sofessiessal inns.. Audley Greenwood SEEN WOOD y
d[sdieat NOTICE Our public school will.Te-open on Mr. and Mrs. H. F.atock and fl
Monday next. The delay was on ac- , Mrs. Claire, spent the week -end at MILLS
DR. H. O.' PSARSON—Pbyeiou►a ' : o•Uar trucks pass your way count of repairs that were being Peterboro, Mrs.. Claire remaining
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Hadsareaoa. Dnalprtoo. lar every day." made to the school. for a while. 1886--i!336 F {
S FORSYTR, Oph. D.. Director R. M. and Mrs. Logan, of Penn- Mr. and Mrs. H. Ormerod and x :
R•oWo�'ricat As.oei.uDoof onww- heal .COAL, COKE- Sylvania, and Mr. and Mrs. Mitch- Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher, of Toron- r
Istned member of the Ameritaa Optoee t tri s
aseaeiactoa• Eves mmieed by a&010 00 -t- CEMENT, ell, of Hsanilton, were guests of F. to, spent Sunday with Howard and' Feed Pigs st a Profit
Claremuttt. cot. M . and MTs. Chapman last week. Edith Ormerod .
SAND, GRAVEL, The Audely Community Roast will The comtaunity was shocked to by using Pig Starter, Pig Capt+� '
be held at the home of Mr. and learn of the sudden death, on Mon- trate and Finely Ground Grain.
of DONALD BULUY Ifaeewter. 81]d Mrs. !hedge on Tuesday, Sept 14th, day morning, of Mr. Rebt. Devitt No profit in feeding coarsely groea4l
R• Solicitor. Notary M4Wtc. w1o..aytrr. IAia. grain. j y>
Sims knabuly occupied by Lae late A. r%• t;bM: BUILDER'S 8II P FLIEfl an the following nightlt Everyone�is is extended to te in he bereaved fami2yY .' .,.
t;ottrt... wwwr. sly also local owrtage work
tf i SS requested to bring a pie. ��� WeB,EATON, BELL ROSS e ariitd finer tin others ani tdTe
We have also p{weed is stock Ib fall Our best wishes are extended to good service, and are epee iII the
Barrtstors �i Solicitors Mies Eunice Squire on her marriage Arthur Annie, of. Ottawa, is bol- year around, not jblet in the ltea*y "
line of %&pie 1A*.d Milling to Mr. Thereon KivAll, of Brooklin.
WILLIAM J. MAT K. C. Uo's Feeds. The , bride is the only daughter of idaying at his hoarse here. feeding time.
IL BROOKE BELL, K. C. J. D. F. ROSS A.
-". MITCHELL Mr. and Mrs • Wm. Squire, life-long. Master Vernon Oonnor visited wft , Use Poultry Laying Mash, seratae
JAMES A. WRIGHT un W residents of this district. A$ Mr. friends ' at Brougham over the hol- ' Grafi Sh� and Grit for Psofitabb
_N any itireat. Taeoolto.
rwPtukering, Ont. and Mrs. Kivell will make their idaY• egg production. s
!' U. B10HARDSON d1 Ob.. Barris- home in Brooklin she will be great- Mrs. H. of Alex , of >9ilvinl3ton,
•tars. Soliacon. Notaries sic.;-sttitt se&. ly missed in Audley,. as she was one I is the >n�9st of Alex and Mrs. Thom keep all these, also Bran saA
LEt t�irlaio4- 746 Tortwto st. Torooto. Unice phone 7400 Residence @6'LO
Muembdar Ad. leas: bhkltecing l'booe 3013• sit of our best workers in the church this weep, Shorts and other Feeds. ,
and Sunday School, and for several The W • M. S • will meet at the .gmpping�—Monday, Wedaesda7
TliUMB�N 1s KeMILLAN—Barris- The Beal Store,Clare�mont years ,was leader of the Mission home of Mrs. Alex Thom next Th- and Friday. , A
sera. Solicitors. Notartee Puwic. Odwe PSON6.923 Band. She also took an active part tlrsday afternoon, Sept. 10th, at 3.
boan7-0, or by apl?oiatm•+-t at residdace of -
Aadw McM)uaa. third bo,t.e we•t of Pik F(` R N I T U R E in the work of the Community p - m -
Daus. Toronto once: is bkniods St. Russell and Mrs . To+vvmend and F• Z' �1�'�'��� :.y
�y IPieIt Te: Torotuol "n 6307 2 tE Club.
'— We are dbplaving. ao &ttrsotirs family, of Kalamazoo- Mich., spent
roNd1YT do ANNIE — Barriste-o' variety of _ -- a few days with his sister, Mrs. J.- —
tam Nutans Public
Aluminum and (3ranttew8re Ete. ay r
oeaGoN D. CONAlIT,'K. C. Furniture sod FurattureSt. Paul's, Dunbarton, Sunday, ,AND r ��
aLLIN P. ANNIE. B. A.. LL. a. Novelties, Several of our residents visited
Omcw• -7 1 2Sunco• St. S.. oshaw• the b' fair during the creek. Sept. 12th. 16th Sunday after Trin-
Prioes low. is Iteepiog with tithes. � i Sunda School at 2 p. m. Ev- All kinds Of PeFBIr �i'OIk -
pboaas-•l and 6 (Gsbawa). and at tit Cowl Hugh Gannon has returned to . his ty • Y y;
House. wlutbr. (Mr. c_ oma�t) Pbow 7 (Whit. �t �vorlc at Cor"wall. ;,
ening Prayer at 9. Preacher at All Tuning Guaranteed.
by)- RADIA SERV CS _ Mrs. C. A. Barclay is visiting. this service, Rev. D. G. Robinson. s r
Hay,vood fasmily at Dunnville ax The Association had a very stet- C. S. M&CDONALthe D
1lesrxas+ emdul meetislg this week. Arrange- lIOB CLOSE AVE.. 'l'ORONTO
A Graduate of. Radio College present. meats were made for the Fowl Sup- Phoebe Lakeside 150?
SRBSRT T. FALLAISB. L. D e., with Mr. and Mrs. Cart Burtoli, of De- r on October 12th. Keep tho date -
JC1D. D. s., Graduate.•( lie Royal Gobkge •4 C t0-the-mtOnte tral�ting troit, have been visiting rrJative�s Pte• . Ordetzz taken at NEWS diBsDf I
pp{ay Swrgeoas and the Uoo Mott t Toronto- rweek.
bo roa,4aetks.r000d door Ant o6 St. Aad- p- during the peat
C b,, pwye„og,
out. oak. boon : 0 and Mrs. George Philip returned to Chirrywood 77
6,•� a'°°°�`-.aK. (>E-�s her home on y - Shingles For Sale
ant: FINEST EQU{PMENT Sunda from a visit
-- for with Beaverton Mends. -
Bally Day is to ce observed in
�34rirptsrlbs arirs.
Guaranteed Satisfaction The Y. P. ssiil. meet in the
for re- our
Sunday School on Sept Galt Galvanised Steel 8hlogies, "
AT church on Friday evening Bill and Mrs, Davidson arrived Blvd's Felt Slate Shingles.
organization for the fall.
-Reastonable' Priced bottle on Sunday, after spending a Also. re-robbe+ring buggy wbeeir.
` FpOeT1LL.. Licensed Anottoueer, Mr, and Mrs - Ed . Crocker, Mz .
. ass oasati•• a )toys •„d ooa.do aa• 'Tabes Aad Batteetas wheys k I� Allan Crocker and Miss Jean Mc- week at Beaverton. Lawn mower sharpened.
low swiss of au on" •tsaoos ~ ao rtiaa+ssa H. EiOY MILLER. Clare were week -end guests of L. S��' Taylor has secured spot- T. PATSR80R S OLAREb101r
AMraw'O"m elvae sP. o.. ora, ition as teacher in a- High School at pap and get prices. Phone 8613
Brong!bam. Octavio and Mrs. Matthews. Cobalt. We wish hien success.
-'��-`� B. BSATON. TO�R1vSHIP Mrs. T- Hubb
1J t Clam, Coo.er•. C�m� •r for 48tf Phone. diark 1e08 Mrs . H : Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Drhilr ester and ..FUEL ballon amdants. Accountant,
Etc. tsstter of and and Mr., and Mrs. Hillock, � daughters,. of Tweed, have been vies _.I- VE
plaeeiagsl.)eattses. wWterale.Oct. �, visited relatives lasers,David-
M.
y?
D • . IBE 3M R iting with .Russell and Mrs. David -
E. RICHARD"
over the week -end. SM. :•IL�Ta
The notice for Rally Day Service Russell Davidson went'to Niagara i • _
.GZNIMAL INSURANCE _ ,given: In last week's News should for a asci a peaches last week. Builders Supplies
REAL ESTATE Insuratloe of All Hinds read Sept- 19th, instead of � and Mrs. Hollinger, Mies
CON V EY A N CI N a fibs 12th. The SundJty Stfiool and
_
�t Rates Available With Ser><ice will be combined, Ruth Hollinger and very Mitchell, LtntmTter and Lath ".
- Ch,Itrcib of Hmughaan, had a very interest- ;
,ae e1d eeltabllsied agtteo?► reMy beg7nbtiltg st 2 p. m . ing tap through Northern Ontario B. Ca ShlIIglBb
IN
to serve. + Security and Service. The September meeting of the W • last week. They visited North Bay, -
Pbaee, Pid1. MM q " _' -
_. _ : __._ . __ _.. M . S. will he held at the bonne of � : blIIe (,pal' _
_
------ _ called at Catlander to see the wn- _ . -- ----
- . 17 _.
0
_ ... 'e n Sept way of
• , :ilddress Ptwtx Mss. F. Casal , t1>,plests, returning home by Y ; 'Alberts, COSI
'�. MAW BROClGHi1M ,!PICK 516 Group B. Mrs. O. Wilson, convey- Ottawa. 3
etr, will have charge oaf the prog- Domestic Coke
t.IOSNSBD AUCTIONEER AND Tam, Word for Roll Cali—Fntit. X�hin—Shearer Cement,. Lima es Pla NW
VALUATOR ,j Psalm for momorizin8 12.
Al Bales conducted Anywhere : We Handle ' were 'in et ' weddin of interest was Maple Body Wood
IP er write.:kadrem A14,Duodaa Yr. and Mrs. Harvey Aqui g "
Toronto on I Tbnrsday and bade fare- solemnized at tate home of the bride's A,8ents for Lnndp FeDa
Street, liaala A (;Om Tete Line Of : PDr• weu Mrs, R. Harvey, Miss Bet- parents, Friday morning, when Mary
:.VVltltby. Ontario. p ty and Robert Jr., who were lea" - Mildred, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. apd Metal a�OphnQ r
inn, Livest00k: and hW for their journey aback to Bug- N. F. Mechlin,' gluon Rd. South, 11Dd
+CYR1L E.. HURLEY with Ronald Owkshutt Im lemeli�to
land. We swish therA a safe jaurWY was waited in marriage )
OBNERAL INSURANO.B Hog Chow, and a hWy family re -union. Rankin Shearer, son of Mr. and P
The September meeting, (Sept. Mrs. John Shearer, Ottawa. Rev. N p!� Before Be,
14th) of the Women's Inatrtute will G. C. R. McQuade, pastor of Cen-
-POINT
�T be held at the . ho+me of the Me$- tire Street United Church, conducted
D • l� • L 0 Ck w 00 the cereanony. . Given in marriage by WILSON B R 0 b. . "
Insurance at
dames Ellicott who, 'ice MTs And -
Glen, sTe, hostesses for the meet- her father, the bride was gowned in
k educed, F ates Pickering Mill$ The progrwn for the after- blue crepe with navy accessories Locant i't�a �t•
ins. o Ec_ f be is ros- Mark
+� FOr your Cr3r noon will be the subject, "Home and wore a corsage o OP i Phone M h 7200
a" . Mrs . D. bialys and Miss es and lily -of -the -valley. The Gere �r
See U8 PICREEtiNd, OxT. omTc convenes. Roll Call— horsy was performed in a bower ofM. '
_=-'WE DELIVER ;,�,+s and Don'ts for Home Canning' asters and gladioli in the bay gran-
SERVIGE and PROTECTION - dow of the drawing room.'•The bride PEARSON'8
W. - J • Brown and daughters, of
wag unattended. The happy couple
Toronto, were Brougham Visitors on left on. a wedding trip to the tour
SU^ ���'lO Wednesday evening. }Liss Margaret entians and Ottav+a, and v ill make :;FLY SPRAY
�,i R. 0. CLENDEMIM had. just returned from a natation- theii home in Oshawa. For travell:
r trip by bus to I-loosejaw, visiting
rlQr the i"iQme _ __FUNERAL DIRECTOR e» route with the Mr. George J. ins the bride chose a wine chiffon for
Smith family, of St. Thomas N. D, ensemble.
' Private Ainbulaoce who with his three sons are farming
STUDIO .COUCHES -Day; and N)Rht'Servtce Brougham CATTLE � Y
without wardrobe Pbone sono a large acreage, and have Rom : .
with QT crops and are prosperous. But in.
A surprise party was glven.at the And AN domestic Stock `
_These are lovely couches. Mwlvern 5000 travelling from Winnipeg to Moose- home of Mrs. H. Wright, George-
^ jaw she saw much of the stricken
+OaeaSION AL CHAIRS town,, in honour of Mrs. Annie Hub-
�Vlarkham, • Ont. Earn, lands; and missed the green of Gives Longer Protection. Will _ -
22 b0 our trees and grass. bard's 80th birthday last week, when
�fl.76 to -- ' she was presented with a huge boa- ) -
The community' was shocked on g rlOt ta•nt milk.
-- S quet of so roses by Mr. W. H.
END
$5.25
SPRING FILLED MATTRESSES
$16.50 to $22,50
`TELT MATTRESS, $5.75•$10.50
- - WALL PAPER
••'� - )Kites Ambulance, Day Ase Night
Phone 1300
Co 'A. STERRITT
.,F un eral , Director
Furniture Dealer
T pickerin�. - Ontario
zummer 4 ime .
PEARSON'S CATTLE SPRAY,
STOCKAIDE,
Fly Tax; Hand Sprayers, Fly
Sprayers, Fly Swatters, Screen
Doors and Wtndow Screens.
King Bug -Killer
in 5, 10 and 20 Ib. bags.
Lawn Mowers sharpened.and repair-
ed._
Plumbing, Roofing, Tinsmithing
ALVIN BUSHBY
Hardware Tinsmith
PTOKFRIRQ
phone 4600 • .. ,.: • r..
s
Robert- Devitt had passed away dur-
ing the night. Although in poor
health for some time, he was in his
usual health' and spirits: on Sunday
and retired as usual. Mrs. Devitt
was awakened by his strange breath-
ing, and he passed away without
wakening. Robert has .alaayg .been
R good neighbor and friend, a kind.
husband .and father. The bereaved.
have the sympathy of :the commun-
itv in their sudden bereavement.
The fimerai took place on Wednes-
1 day afternoon. Servfce was held at,
the house and was conducted by
Rey. J. F. Glover. Interment was
made in Salem Cemetery. Many
relative9 f`rm11 ontside points att-
ended the funeral. i
Mrs, Fred Braisby from her George
tow, friends; and with baskets of
gladioli 'by a score of ,her nieces and
nephews from Toronto. Mrs. Hub-
bard was born at London Ont, the
daughter of the late Mathew and
Rebecca Porter. She spent most of
her life in the' Mount Albert Dist-
rict, inoving to Georgetown shortly
after the death of her husband; Thos.
Hubbard, twenty-three years ago.
Mrs. Hubbard's brother,` John Por-
ter,
orter, of Lansing, who has passed his
82nd birthday, honoured''her-witli his
presence; also a brother, Mr. Robt.
Porter,, of Newmarket. There are
two • sisters, Mrs. B. \'ichols, Tor-
onto, who also attended her party,
and Mrs. Sarah McCaig, of Calif-
ornia. - -
$1.00 per gallon
128 Onricea
,
Container Included
Weibel{eve this to be the besit
:Procurable,
;Made by makers of Creolint.
E.C. Jones, ' Phm' X
:Drustltlst< Iw F'leker!<nt � .
«„,"�°y.-•4 �- -'.'.rias,', a �„' t ,r^,: ''^-.res
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FILMS AND PRINTS
ROLLS DEVELOPED AND EIGHT
prints with free ,enlargement, 25c.
Reprints 3c each. Commercial Photo
Service, Dept, B.. Outremont,_Que.
25c — ROLL DEVELOPED AND
one deckle edge print of each.
Reprints 3c, 10 for 25c. One Free. en-
largement with each order 25c or
more, Snap -Y Photo Service. Box 72,
Station K, Toronto.
FUR FARMING
RAISE ',MINK FOR PROFIT — GET
started right with Moss "Quetico”
strain mink—guaranteed stock. Write
for full information, Moss Fur Farms,
Limited (mink breeding specialists),
Sapawe, Ontario.
MINK with a proven pelt . record,
the same strain which averaged
$36.50 in 1936 and $41.50 in .1937,
and that after the beat have.been sold
for breeders. 0. Lee, .Faust, Alberta.
ELECTRIC WELDER
The Trindl Electric Welder
WONDERFUL NEW INVENTION.
Operates from • 6 -volt, battery.,
Welds-Solders—Brazes. $4.50 de -
•livered. ' R. H. Andersoii,' Lindsay,
Ont.
LILY BULBS
for rroaucts .i.imiteu, barna. unt.
PLANT LILIES NOW — ADD TO
pOGg.
AGENTS WANTED
•
`.GOOD PROFITS EVERY DAY SEL
ling our guaranteed hosiery. Plen•
HIGH ' CLASS SCOTCH, ENGLISH
s
r' ,
tory for producers, Clarion Company,.
'
_ heelers, .good watch dog. - Males, two
�• t a1-
months; $3.50. 3 months $3.75. Females
PROGRESSIVE AGENTS WANTED
$2.00. Failures replaced free. Trained
for made-to"measure men's cloth-
cattle dogs, trained fox, coon and deer
fug. Supercraft Clothes,6044 St. Law•
hounds. Rapidvtew. Kennels, Morris-
- -rence, Montreal, Quebec,
!
SEND FOR FREE KIT
.i
:SOBIE'S, manufacturers for their
FILMS AND PRINTS
ROLLS DEVELOPED AND EIGHT
prints with free ,enlargement, 25c.
Reprints 3c each. Commercial Photo
Service, Dept, B.. Outremont,_Que.
25c — ROLL DEVELOPED AND
one deckle edge print of each.
Reprints 3c, 10 for 25c. One Free. en-
largement with each order 25c or
more, Snap -Y Photo Service. Box 72,
Station K, Toronto.
FUR FARMING
RAISE ',MINK FOR PROFIT — GET
started right with Moss "Quetico”
strain mink—guaranteed stock. Write
for full information, Moss Fur Farms,
Limited (mink breeding specialists),
Sapawe, Ontario.
MINK with a proven pelt . record,
the same strain which averaged
$36.50 in 1936 and $41.50 in .1937,
and that after the beat have.been sold
for breeders. 0. Lee, .Faust, Alberta.
ELECTRIC WELDER
The Trindl Electric Welder
WONDERFUL NEW INVENTION.
Operates from • 6 -volt, battery.,
Welds-Solders—Brazes. $4.50 de -
•livered. ' R. H. Andersoii,' Lindsay,
Ont.
LILY BULBS
for rroaucts .i.imiteu, barna. unt.
PLANT LILIES NOW — ADD TO
pOGg.
AGENTS WANTED
•
`.GOOD PROFITS EVERY DAY SEL
ling our guaranteed hosiery. Plen•
HIGH ' CLASS SCOTCH, ENGLISH
_
- ty o1 repeat orders. Protected terra -
r' ,
tory for producers, Clarion Company,.
'
_ heelers, .good watch dog. - Males, two
..'' I?ost Office 162, St. Catharines, Ont.
months; $3.50. 3 months $3.75. Females
PROGRESSIVE AGENTS WANTED
$2.00. Failures replaced free. Trained
for made-to"measure men's cloth-
cattle dogs, trained fox, coon and deer
fug. Supercraft Clothes,6044 St. Law•
hounds. Rapidvtew. Kennels, Morris-
- -rence, Montreal, Quebec,
!
SEND FOR FREE KIT
.i
:SOBIE'S, manufacturers for their
FURNITURE
own 24 city stores across Can-
° SPECIAL -OFFER
ada, want agents to become exclus-
Free delivery to nearest freight depot
ive factory representatives. Men and
If you enclose this advertisement or
a 'women, earn big money! Sell Sobie's
ppresent at our showrooms if shopping
guaranteed Lingerie and fine • Hos-
F, Toronto.
iery. Get into this profitable busin-
ess now. Write -today for free outfit..
HUGE SALE OF
- : • Sobie's Silk Shops, Department S.T.
-- - :--.-TRADE-IN FURNITURE
Farnham, Que.
-
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
- Every article completely • recondit-.
HANGER STANDARD LIMB CO.,
honed and sanitarily treated in Tor-
126 Wellington Street West, To-
onto's .largest used furniture market.
ronto. Improved light metal and wil•
-Special attention riven to mail
- low artificial limbs without shoulder
orders.
straps.
t condi•
ei
'I; 6.95 Urn,
BARN RQOFING — FENCE POSTS .
hes.
-tion, all fin sties
all
OUR DIRECT FACTORY .PRICES
+ - 1.50. Singor. drop hemi Sewing
save you money on Supertite gal-
machine; .perfect shape:
vanized roofing. Superior steel Fence
$.95 Day -beds; complete with
Posts and steel- granary lining. Super-
FILMS AND PRINTS
ROLLS DEVELOPED AND EIGHT
prints with free ,enlargement, 25c.
Reprints 3c each. Commercial Photo
Service, Dept, B.. Outremont,_Que.
25c — ROLL DEVELOPED AND
one deckle edge print of each.
Reprints 3c, 10 for 25c. One Free. en-
largement with each order 25c or
more, Snap -Y Photo Service. Box 72,
Station K, Toronto.
FUR FARMING
RAISE ',MINK FOR PROFIT — GET
started right with Moss "Quetico”
strain mink—guaranteed stock. Write
for full information, Moss Fur Farms,
Limited (mink breeding specialists),
Sapawe, Ontario.
MINK with a proven pelt . record,
the same strain which averaged
$36.50 in 1936 and $41.50 in .1937,
and that after the beat have.been sold
for breeders. 0. Lee, .Faust, Alberta.
ELECTRIC WELDER
The Trindl Electric Welder
WONDERFUL NEW INVENTION.
Operates from • 6 -volt, battery.,
Welds-Solders—Brazes. $4.50 de -
•livered. ' R. H. Andersoii,' Lindsay,
Ont.
LILY BULBS
for rroaucts .i.imiteu, barna. unt.
PLANT LILIES NOW — ADD TO
pOGg.
brightness of you} garden with
•
Lilies from home-grown bulbs of re -
HIGH ' CLASS SCOTCH, ENGLISH
liable varieties. Also other perennial
Collie Pups, natural born, low
flowers—and [Tutt trees for northern
_ heelers, .good watch dog. - Males, two
gardens- all of the hardiest strains.
months; $3.50. 3 months $3.75. Females
Send for Autumn Catalogue with In -
$2.00. Failures replaced free. Trained
structfons for Lilies, etc. Arrival of
cattle dogs, trained fox, coon and deer
all plants in good condition guaran•
hounds. Rapidvtew. Kennels, Morris-
teed. The Manitoba Hardy Plant
brig, Ontario.
Nursery, F. L..Skinner.. Prop., Drop,
hnndred Ringneck breeders," non -re-
more, Manitoba,
FURNITURE
postage paid. Formerly with
Hamilten Watch Factory. American
° SPECIAL -OFFER
_MACHINERY
Free delivery to nearest freight depot
O' ET OUR NEW PRICES ON THE
If you enclose this advertisement or
Goold, Shapley & Muir gas, gaso-
ppresent at our showrooms if shopping
line, and fuel oil engines and grinders.
F, Toronto.
Also repel rs for Brantford engines.
pumps, windmills. J. A. Fellows & Co.
HUGE SALE OF
Brantford. Ont. `
-- - :--.-TRADE-IN FURNITURE
FANNt`G MILL (KLINE) SEED
Grader, guaranteed increase.crop.
- Every article completely • recondit-.
Write, Kline b1fr...121 Empress Cres.,
honed and sanitarily treated in Tor-
Toronto. :
onto's .largest used furniture market.
push it the. other 'xray, and they put
-Special attention riven to mail
MEDICAL
orders.
Sol] drift control is the maior prob.
t condi•
ei
'I; 6.95 Urn,
CONSTIPATED? — Immed ate Re -
-(money
hes.
-tion, all fin sties
all
lief back g'larantee.)
+ - 1.50. Singor. drop hemi Sewing
Perfect (brand ) Laxative Pails, 35c.
box, 3 'boxes Mail.
machine; .perfect shape:
$1.00,. orders iii -
$.95 Day -beds; complete with
vited, Perfeet Chemical, 460 Rich -
new mattresses.
mond W., Toronto.
11.95 Kitchen Cabinets, perfect -
11fan—"The $lo'I owe him." .b.
shape, porcelain top.
%.95.3 and 4 burner Gas Stoves
MUSICAL INSTP-UPIENTS
perfect condition.
A tree. country is one that doesn't
14.5 Breakfast Room Shiites; 6-
EARN TO PLAY A- SAXO-PHON ,
LTrumpr't.
pieces complete includes
tom
;Buffet, several colors. enamel finish.
Tromhone. Become a
•tuatctan. Send for Form for six days'
12.95 Bed Outfits, walnut finish,
'
Free Trial. Ten - months' terms --no 1ti,
all steel panel beds, Ray-
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-"19.50 3 -piece ..Chesterfield Suite,
tore down Brown's housethey found
a collar button, be •bad loaf twelve
! genuine French Jacquard
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_
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: out, reversible cushions. tike new.
and those contemplating marriage
Really beautiful.
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pages. postpaid, 15c. and Youth,"
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illustrated catalogue of books, drug
f and 5 leather seat chairs'. in perfect
shape
supplies, and household novelties, free
Ir
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upon request. Supreme Specialty, 169
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Suite, large dresser,. vanity
health' go try to buy yourself some.
with venetian mirror?, chiffonier andARE
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,
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square extension table, china cabin-
' THESE PULLETS AT ROCK,
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, BOTTOM PRICES
,. perfect condition.
All healthy, bards from Government
15eald money order for col: Mete
Approved bloodtested stock.
price of goods. Monev back gaui'-,
Barred Rocks, White Leghorns, 6
---:=rkntee.
weeks old 18c, 7 weeks 22c, 8 weeks
LYONS CHESTERFIELD MFRS.
26c, 9 weeks 28c, 10 weeks 30c, As -
Trade -in Department
sorted breeds, 6 to 7 weeks old 17c,
8' to 10 'weeks' 20c. Suner Oualitv
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Jawbone Is Clue
To Good Fortune
LUNENBURG, N.S. —At ' Kaul-
bach's Head, near this famous Nova
,Scotia fishing port, stands a scarred
and 'weather-beaten whale's jawbone;
erected by one-time residents of the
village as a monument to a piece of
good fortune. It has hundreds of
initials carved on its broad surface.
For half a century the relic has
been a point of interest -for tourists,
Schoolboys have made it .one of their
favorite haunts..
When the whale, from which the
bone was taken, was first sighted
offshore, it was mistaken 'for a ship
floating bottom up. The .hardy
fisherfolk headed for the object in .
their boats and were surprised' --and
not displeased—to see a 95 -foot
sperm whale instead of the expected.
derelict. The mammal was towed to
the shore, and the 'blabber cut off
for its ail, and the jawbone was
erected as a monument to their good
fortune.
Alleged
WIT
A Prayerl
"May every soul that touches mine,
Be it the slightest; contact,
Get, therefrom some good, -
Some little grace, one kindly thought,
courage
For the darkening sky, one gleam of
faith
To, brace the 'thickehing ills of. life;
One glimpse of brighter sky ,beyond
the gathering mist,
To make this life worth while,
And heaven a' heritage."'
• drs. Robert Katz telephoned her
husband that she would call for him
at the office. ;Not finding him there,
she looked in at the barber's shop on
thefloor beneath. .
''Bob Katz here?" she asked.
"No, madam," replied the indignant
barber. "We certainly, do not' bob
cats here".
Read It Or Not -Absolutely pure
gold Is 2 ',carats fine.
It is because there are sa many.
tools in the world that the wise man. -
gets an occasional break.'
Mr. Wise was evidently, dot 'feeling
In the jolliest of moods. "Just look st
that notice:" -he said, ,indicating the
words "Post No Bills" on a .blank .
wail, near the business section of bis
good city. "What is the use of stick-
ing that up there?" he continued.
"Why don't they _put these things in
the right place?"
"Where would you put It?" asked
his frtead.
Over every letter box in the coun-
try." was the candid reply.
RADIO
FARM -CITY RADIOS $7.95• COM-
piete. Save half. Agents free offer.
Amazing prices windebargers, • power
plants. accessories. Marco 1243X Me.
G-ee:. Kansas City, Mo.'
STAMPS
WANTED, CANADIAN STAMPS IN
quantity. Beat prices for -accumu-
lations and collections. Queen Stamp
Co., Toronto.
SALESMEN- WANTED
SALESMEN, F.ASY TO EARN $25.00
weekly. S'll shirts, pyjamas,
made -to -measure. Dignified work. Ev
ery man, interested. Write D. Stetson,
Box 2110. Montrea I .
TELEVISION AND RADIO
ENGINEERIN(} TA GHT PRACTI•
tally. Motors, generators, arma-
ture winding, electrical drafting, etc.
Day and evening classes. Special .cor•
respondence course. Employment ser-
vice guaranteed. Canadian School of
Electricity, 282 Ontario West, Mont-
real.
TRAPPING
I CAUGHT 16 FOXES' IN 3 DAYS.
You can do. it. Particulars free.
Wells Hadley, Stanstead, Que.
TIRES
c per pullet more. rite or prices
older pullets. Terms: Shipped
M ENZIE'S USED
$'2:95 UPC.
C.O.D. anywhere, per cent. live
for Ford, Chevrolet,.
rolet,. Plymouth
delivery guaranteed. d. BADEN EL-
Dodge, Buick, Oldsmobile, Packard,
ECTRIC CHICK HATCHERY, Baden,
. Cadillac and all other cars and trucks,
Ontario.
•
Every tire guaranteed. 190 King West, .
Toronto.
CEDARBR'OOK GAME FARM
WATCH REPAIRS
OFFERS, AFTER SEPTEMBER
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE.
first, targe, hardy young Ring-
$1.00 • replaces mainspring, jewel,
necks, all breeds. fancy .Pheasants,
cleaning, hands, crystals,
Wild Ducks, Geese, Wild Turkeys,.
dial repaired. Providing• no parts
hnndred Ringneck breeders," non -re-
missing.
missing. 2 -years guar ntee. - Re-
�
luted, imported stock. Wr'.te for
postage paid. Formerly with
Hamilten Watch Factory. American
Price list. 240 Jarvis Street- (Ile.
Swiss Watch Spee'alist Reg'd, Dept.
partment C), Toronto.
W.. 4313 Brebeuf, Montreal.
watching.one of the inmates pushing
mere to organize-themselvesinto ag-
a'•iabeelbarrow upside down.
ricultural .improvement associations,
Visitor—'That's not the way to push
t
It 1
Experimental sub -stations are really
outposts of the experimental farm a.
and serve to carry experimental re -1
1
: TRENCH'S REMEDIES
Energy building TONid TABLETS,
STOMACH TABLETS. to relieve stom-
ach troubles, TRENCH'S REMEDY,
free Booklet on request. Wrtte today.
TRENCH'S REMEDIES LTD.
DEPT. W., 110 CHURCH ST — TORONTO
Issue No. 37—'37
4 -
TOBACCOS
-
PLUG
Mrs. A.—"Jimmie has been in the
suits to localities of different soil and
third grade for two years. I wonder
climatic conditions to "determii4 `
how he .will ever get ahead?" '
their practicability. The P. F. R. Aj
Mr. A.-"Ddn't know. If be wasn't
has been the means of extending this
born . with one, he never will."
information in an organized way on:,
y
a self-help plan.'
.
A visitor at the insane asylum *as
Machinery has been set up for far•;
watching.one of the inmates pushing
mere to organize-themselvesinto ag-
a'•iabeelbarrow upside down.
ricultural .improvement associations,
Visitor—'That's not the way to push
The object of these-'assoelatlons is
that thing. You_ve got • it - upside
to study all phases of the drought'
down."
problems. Over 5,000 farmers are or.'
Lunatic—"Oh, have I? I used to
ganized in 30 associations in South•
push it the. other 'xray, and they put
western Saskatchewan. �
bricks in it' , _
Sol] drift control is the maior prob.
lem and already there have been effeo:
Friend="See that fellow giving ins-
five measures taken by the farmers.
stations over there_? What does he
themselves to change their: practices
always remind yon of?,'
to cope with the problem with a view
11fan—"The $lo'I owe him." .b.
to a "more permanent agriculture in
the, future, it was Indicated in. reports
A tree. country is one that doesn't
to the -station here.
let any political or social group have.
thingsentireL- its own way.
Harris—"When the bouse-wreckers
t
Slump Expected
tore down Brown's housethey found
a collar button, be •bad loaf twelve
In Meat Price
pears ago.,.
•�
Kramer—"I'll "think it would -have
C07iiSUM Are Likely Benefit
been cheaper for • him • w have • bought
: s to
another . collar button.
This Fall
We'd rather lisfels io die'story of a
public hanging than bear the details
CHICAGO.-1sIeat constmers' pock+ ..
-
of an unsuccessful speculation In. real
etbooks, now- beingburned by.. last
calsis, ..
year's drought, may get substantial
If you would 'know the value of
relief befpre the year ends. R-vestoek.
health' go try to buy yourself some.
market diagnoses indicated this week:
Recent declines in wholesale pork!
No man is so ignorant that he does-
prices, market experts said, map pre,
n't know what he would do if he were
sage lower meat costs soon for retail
In your place.
buyers.
White figures on butcher shop win•
does throughout" the nation disclose
c
SoilDrli#
prices of some beef and pork cuts are
the highest 1n seven years or more.
Can Se S#upper;
Material reduction in prices, market
observers agreed: depended•upon in,
creased receipts at slaughtering, cew
strip Farming Does It Experi-
tree this fall and winter.
meat Conducted' its Sas-,
Although it has been & ' year sfnce
katchewan Areas
the broiling _sun was, burning up. live-*
stock feed and rains since have •
SWIFT • CURRENT, Sask. --Sub-
drenched the grain belt; the full fin -
station operators under the direction
ancial effect'of the drought just now
of Dominion Experimental Farms sys-
is being felt in the city. Last week]
tem are confident that, strip 'farming-,.
prices of bogs and cattle were high -
combined with suitable cultural
est in eleven,and nine years, respect,
,prac-
tires, is effective in controlling soil
tively. Chicago retail' meat prices, rep-;
drifting.
resentative of many sections of the.
Under direction of L. B. Thomson,
nation, accordingly have risen 12 to
superintendent of, the Dominion Ex-
31 per cent for beef; 14 to 33 per:
perimental Farm station here, -tests
cent for lamb 'and 6 -to 35 per cent•
were carried' out in Saskatchewan
for, pork since the first of the year,
over a two-year period as part of the
general Prairie Farm Rehabilitation
Act efforts which arose from long
.►y,.
periods of drought. Fourteen sub -sta-
tion operators, farming on soils rang -
POULTRY RAISERS
Ing frcm heavy clay to fine, sandy
Check ROUP
loam, almost were unanimous in the
-
effectiveness of-strip--larnilug Una
suitable cultural practices.
u�
With a Few Drops of
Experimental sub -stations are really
outposts of the experimental farm a.
and serve to carry experimental re -1
1
: TRENCH'S REMEDIES
Energy building TONid TABLETS,
STOMACH TABLETS. to relieve stom-
ach troubles, TRENCH'S REMEDY,
free Booklet on request. Wrtte today.
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DEPT. W., 110 CHURCH ST — TORONTO
Issue No. 37—'37
4 -
-------Bothered By Noise The British •"Are you there?" and3r Men B 30 to 1
-"Go ahead, it's your nickel." � � y v �-
f.ONDON, Ont.-City health auth- A bright little document on . de- y _
WINNIPEG - A rnet..c .
r yr bee grandmother fa e 3 v; ah t
orities here are not prepared to say veloping a voice ' personality says, ; s
whether they will go as far as Ham- "cut out the old-fashioned out-of- 3.f tem of keeping chic!: cn hrr c.
' Pretty little towns'in the northwest grandci�i'•dren trr.c'ing f:c.►
Ilton Board of Health did in pass. date `Hello!' For example, say =- ;
zfi,• and central regions of Mexico which to Los Angales »lane toe:: ] a viori;
Ing an -anti-noise bylaw, which will This is the-department, Mr.' Ott r are a bit off !the beaten track, gee prcof answer.
make that city quietest in the Do- speaking."'
graphically and with regard to the Before they took the tra.n she E; ,
minion of Canada. Listed among the other enemies of modern trend, are rather much almost vised a methcd"of,hroNv:n- hc-a t: a
"We have had complaints many the telephone are:entirely populated by women, and the children are faring almost L'aay. S1
f..,
times, and I have been studying the Lazy lips. I 1 arrival of any, kind of a presentable
wrote herself d number of st:.r , ed
possibility. of- a bylaw to prevent Stiff jaws. %i male causes a deal of a stir. In some, k
noises which might•'be described as Sleepy tongues letters, with three b'»n.., s::ca tp be Y
" Dr. C. A. Harris,. of these towns. women outnumber filled by the Trave:lars' A'd at each
health .menaces, Here's the way the company. says men by some 30 to 1. There . is a . _
:Medical Health Officer, said. to cure yourself of the ailments: Sonora State village that has 176 mar- city.
Newspaper boys, barking dogs, For lazy lips-practice saying - riageable women for each of the four.
cackling hens, automobile tradios' and pah, pay and bah bap. adult and able-bodied males of the
'r• . come un- o illation. Women of these funny lit- 1}r1cd
blowing of motor horns all c P P tt Br
g _ a -mah maw 16�1are Th zzg
jaws s
tiff ,
For s Y ..
_•. der new restrictions m Hamilton, � � ��, tie towns are quite good looking and , y� {
and mob. .S�L63f3S 4J yO'
as well as milk wagons. rate high in "wifely qualities.
For sleepy tongues-say-lah, tah,
Charles Mitchell, chairman of the �= But, unless something big happens,
Board of Health, said he had vin nab and dab. s y these girls are destined to remain old
but Being handsome or homely, ex- Whitman, Mass.,-C sto ors in a a
little thought to this matter, lain the document, "makes no dif- maids. Their native heaths were hard .lunch-room began to cho::e vio:ently
that the M.O.H. would be prepared• p ^� hitliy the score of years of bloody Alien Will'am Blight, 62, Fut a bii;;'rt
to recommend some restrictions which ference and clothes don't count. You
can have a good telephone personal- L civil wars which either killed oft most on their appetites.... .
wauld eliminate any complaints. �� eligible males or drove the others One of the diners ejacul2tod
ity if you'll be careful about just �r'� away and even out of the country to „
�t�. one thing-your speech:' �' Holy Smoke, we buried you three
T "Hello ^_..1_f! After you've. taken your lip, Beek a living. An example of this is weeks ago."
Girls-
tongue and jaw exercises, the torr- - _ _ the thousands of Mexican men in the ,
e �O' a - �t p Guess. l must 'have been two
"=b g � .United States. Hardly any of the men " Blight retorted �
any recommends you learn this Charging that an article appearing who left these little towns ever went other fellows,
pronunciation table of English in Review of Reviews under the back. There are no records of any "Nobody's buried me."
. Tlse Use cif "Hello" by Operators sounds that somehow just seem to title "Latest Lan erism's" was de- of them ndin home a w m n o��l�•�_e
Is Barred U. S. go ��g: !amatory and false, '{" vis iga ren i� de�ermr�e sl ,
William Len Some, u on y i�e`w, girls o
these
O--oh, 1 vgan, 2-two, 8-three, ger (above), Governor of North towns have flocked to. other large entity of a msn'buried after Arthur
Government _ Burman, a farmer had identified a
4-fo-er, b=fs-iv, 6-silks, 7-sev-ea, Dakota, is suing that publication Mexican cities to Set jabs in stores,
The Chesapeake and Potomac "te, 9-ni-en, 10-te`n, j--jay, r-• . for one million dollars libel. names or factories. Such enterprise, body found in the woods as his farm.
Telephone Company --the one tthat
hat ahr, m--em, w--dubble-yocl, and is frowned upon by the tr
William Blight..—
plays enacts! for the government- !-ef. to use when the operator says: holds that a woman must stay at home
declared war today a the American In fact, the company -tells you just "Sor-rry, wrong number, excuse that is persisting in advanced 1937 Special
igreeting, "Hello!„ about everything except what tone it, poll-eeease!" in these villages.
f_ i --
'Ontari(:tion,
.
as-. M a n
..7
yout
it
—'Thank
carry on
�.,.
LA
— -- v million dollars a ear. '
t the rovince of over sue
vin o
Of our sa �'
. # . ,('1LD MAN ONTARIO speaks foe the great mass $s p
' '�j citizens when he says, "Thank you, Mitch". Profiteers from the liquor foll gate that Hepburn promised
a Only too well he remembers the. sorry plight into which bad to abolish will not be on his side—but the people approve his
S. _
government had brought this rest
province three years ago prohibition of the sale of liquor in restaurants which the Henry
0
g g 8 P
Spendthrift : politicians were dragging .us deeper and .deeper Government would have permitted �
into debt. Their millionaire friends were being allowed to fleece`
- the public treasury. Every department of the _public services Hepburn Proves to be
was honeycombed with an army of hangers-on. _
It was then the people turned to Hepburn is 'the hope he ythe TaX - Pays rs' Friend x
Could and would carry out the promises he made. Perhaps _
skeptics may have attributed some of his promises to youthful HAT "Thank you, Mitch" covers a wide range of. public
enthusiasm — but Hepburn kept his word —lie's Ontario's Man
services,. all' administered with as effidenry and economy
of Action. ,
hitherto unknown
.:.: Today Honourable Mitchell F. Hepburn submits the most It says:
s
y p esenr� " for the lessening of municipal burdens—that mill on
successful record an Ontario Prime Minister ever • r ed
before the bar of public opinion; _
the tax ate, the in township. road 'es, the assum -
.._-- _ tion and increase of Mothers' Allances and the 'assumption of
_ • = _._Hepburn Earns the Gratitude old Age Pensions.
"Thanks" for the abolition of the amusement tax:
4.of the Electorate "Thanks" for preventing• the exploitation of labour by
T TIE has earned the thanks of practically every man, woman ous_ ni&' ,
. �• "Thanks„ for the advanced labour legislation, such as — `• � r
j 1and child in the province.
4t e laws to
industrial standard codes, --extending minimum wag
f Wealthy beneficiaries of estates which had been allowed to
mulct the province to the tune of 22 million dollars will sot � men, and Whig up a tribunal to ensure a square deal to em-
thank him for recovering that huge sum—but nearly everybody ployees and employers. This new Industry and. Labour Board
e w�. has already justified its creation by effecting settlements in °
Timber profiteers rue the day on which Hepburn came to several disputes of song stand}ng.
„
Queen's Park the people of .the North' rejoice when they "Thanks" for the modernizing and extension of out high
Qu r promoting tours a on a a scale �was and fo pr ing 'st trade greater sc 1 than `
see large new industries, springing up and old ones reviving. _ y
ever before.
the • ^• —�
"Thanks"for the improvement in the
unemployment in the ' timber area and for turning George '
�Eienry's deficits into surpluses. ti preventive measures for the health of the Those Who Are
F. "Big Business" may not be singing Hepburri's praises but - people, and for the better care of the sick Entitled To Vote
h sisal and mental. Every British subject, 21 "{
the common .people appreciate the fact that he saved them --P y ears.of age, and resident
!millions in interest rates.
"Thanks" for the progress o education ` y g,,
in Ontario since October
• e costs o
tarso d o
'.- !11 On , 6, is entitled to vote „ ti
RaminaEiori fees. f -but heona�e m� i
r assuming the 6, 193
He burn Saves H dro at the fo
p y "Thanks" for the advancement of every °
s' 15t.
F the uebec power barons had a vote in Ontario, it would ..Department within the jurisdiction of a Pro- _ �Arv''o a for e r eras.
- certainly not go to ,Hepburn — but Ontario knows that the vincial Government. candidate ct October t 6th
is the practical way, the
Government's Hydro policy not only saved this great enterprise Symbol of a Ari
rteful people, Ontario elec i An join in ti ;
andate, "CARRY
from ruin, but that it has already saved over four million dollars Ontario speaks tie g ea of H-
h ' new contracts will eventual! effect total citizens when he says, "Carry On, Hepburn".
to Hydro users, and t e _ y - .._ ..... , ... ... _. .. ... .
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I 1. - School Far Dates-- ` '
i 6¢ itGftCZl4*V% C-VUo wheel of Britton s truck glanced the For Sale �i1rp� of XQLn .
rear of the bus. The truck was z
Ta:asi forced to the side of the, road where Uxbridge Tuesday, Sept. 21st Co.
it .crashed into a guard rail and up- Claremont Thursday, Sept. Urd' 4 -Piece Bedroom quite, walnut
per yeas, $1•� P �v rooted several posts. James Scott, Brougham Friday, Sept. 24th." W A1 iANE3A IIVS. 00.
Sutiscriptioas to the United Stat" Monday, Sept. 27th. Dining -room buffet, China
a .passenger with Britton, suffered Pickering Cbeep Bates for Farm and C W
and Gt, BritWo $2.00 in advance. body and shoulder injuries, and wa3 Brooklia !Wednesday, Sept. 28th• cabinet with writing desk,
taken to the Toronto East General Round table and 6 Chaffee Ra-
QHN MURKAR. Proprietor. Hospital, .while Britton, who was - Wiadstorat'insura o oo 1�1
picked up unconscious, was found to - di0; 1934 ,nodAl; ` Sewing ma- ti1►Intln�iNs, fllKss els.
•. be suffering from concussion and AT'T'ENTION, FAR.NiERS chine, Tables and and a few l :Automobile Iasnras>aa at �
head lacerations.- Provincial Officer AN Hinds
Whitevale Runciman investigated. (P,'NERAL REPAIR
WORK. Odd Chairs. Write' or Phots
�htr: and Mrs. J. R. Cooper, of We are prepared to repair cars JACK REID BOVPMBN 8C ROWF
Windsor, holidayed at the D. ii. Barciay-Transport trucks, tractors'and all fare, 1>UNE3ARtUN. TliS•io
WHITBY O?'t'1�'
;Beaton home last week. -pay Service wacbiuery, wLeelb rebuilt and
' .51iss Gertrude Poynter is in between Claremont, sham tire setting , w.00d-work an0 Tt �{� �►/�
Charge of the Junior Section of our Greenwood, Whitevale and Toronto A 1 T1J TION Law Motor Sale
Public School, with 11Iiss Johnson to wend turiiaua of all kinJe
f : charge of the Senior. My drivers are trained to be care2tt Place • your order now fol
Chrysler- Plymout
The- Women's. Institute will meet courteous and reliable. wOOd wOrkinq attd -turning. Brock Road Gravel Dealer
"
on Wednesday, 15th, at the Public phone or 0811. Pit
Library. Topic_Education. Asper- Speelal Rates oa Loag Distance GOOD;USED CARS
cal speaker will be heard, and a mus- heeling. .' &. H. RO IlY E GOODYEAR TIRES
Tical program given. Roll Call— Cur- crock Road Store and Blacksmith Sho; Crushed Pit Run ,, WILLARD BATTERIB
rent Events. No order too small. None too large (SuccesFor to W. H. Jackson) ('� ravel GENERAL BLACKSMITHINC
The Anniversary Services of the �+
Whiterale` Baptist Church' -711 be All shipments insured and protected - ^ SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS
held on Sunday, September 13th, at from the weather Sand and Graded Give us a tria: on a New or a Used
2.30 .and 7.30 p. M. S. T. Later SALE REGISTER 24. Hours Towing Service
announcements will -be made regard- Tel. Glare. 311 P. C. V Stone
ins the Anniversary Concert. Clava, B. sad C. MONDAY, SEPT. 13th — :Auction . cordon J. ��
_ • Owned and operated by sale of. farm stock, implements, Delivered ar Lo ided in Pit
Tn Memoriam Frank S. Barna• harness etc., the property of Mr. Phony 'LSlOt3
Sam. Fat7ndale at. lot `t,. cbn.. r,' PHONE: Plant, Pick 102GONTAI
Pickering. Sale at ons o:clo:k, Toronto office HoAard 6471
7n �r� ins memory of our" dear- mot- P t , , Terms, Ca:;h . W m. JOHN BOURNE 1
Asphalt Roofing sharp. ` T yU oL K -F s��
-�,'•� her, 'firs. W.M. Jones, 'u•so pass- • M11aw, auctioneer. See bitiv.''. - �
ed 'away, in Claremont', Septem-
ber 12th, 190-2. MONDa� SEPT, 24TH —Auction 17R0C11 -
'Get o lr prices oil As
"God k;.rw that she was suffering, sale of -horse; co W, •Pigs• -fowl,
That the hills ;were hard to climb, °philt R +Ofir g We hail furniture etc., the property of
- - So He 'tosed her weary eyelids die all 6tyle9 maDt',fa0- Frank 3lomot lot 1.3, rear of con. THEATRE l
And whispered, "Peace be thine". .. . 3, ., Pickerin¢. Sale at 1 o'rlock:
rlxay in., the ireautiful hills of God tured by the �ToroDto ms,—Cash. See bills- `Wm• V+,TF32Z'1�Y _ 'file Best that salesM
Ter
By the valley of Rest so fair, A9phalt RaoflDg Co blew, auctioneer. _ and artistr Q� M
: 'Sometime, some day we know not&&,iiiniitift So AM
when, Mount Dennis. Unt.
up
' We'll meet our Mother there. 'Woodward All"Shows Daylight Saving rim „♦ 0+>r s
her bring ':• PICK:IRIIVG •:•- E. R. All Seats Saturday and Holiday Even- Q. �
.
—Ever remembered by •_�-
family. LUMBER- YARD ins,, cents
Sasasner Wkeld7 Specials -FRIDAY and SATURDAY �s►
MORTGAGE SALE PHU!7B 3400
-.. September 10 and 11
Sultana Rubins. 2 tbs. �
Under and by •cytase o[ the pow- _ gnieh Quaker .Oats !C. cit 23e. Two Slsowe at' 7.30 and 9.30 -
•.r �' Rice Krispiea
eaosctained in a certain Mortgage. Madeline Campbells Souqu. 3 for 21st., `
which will be produced at the time
86e. Satltrdaf Matinee at 1.3e Huai
ref the sale, there will be offered far Clark's Pork A Beans 8c. Saturday BoN Sigh siarU at ti. �iliild6r
s+ak by Public Auction on Beau Newsboy Marshanellow, Z Ins. s?c. , ,
FRIDAY, SEPT. 24TH. 1!3? _ - Oxydel. large 2 for 4�• jiF.AN1�1A ouRetiv $rloilwark and r3iw>te�.o
Salon IN i S�AOtilir�
at the hoar of 3.90_ P. ss. D. S. T..:. -
at the HAL[t QUMINa. wholesome Electric Ref g 4s� ee
Our Fresh and Cared !!leets are i a+r Sii1a� robit"t's $Ag�lOd
GORDON H(iUSE, PlCtiERING , SHAMPOOING, - : � w
)� me by El
n �si ls" .
FIN(I BRI Dl(, eratbn.
by Wm. Naw, ucHoneer,.'the felt• _ _ -, _ t„a t; d
owing property, rieame�ly:
M&RCELLIN(i o an
B CROWN INN
•:Specialise -Hot Oil Treatment 4ioee [td Kingston liis
:. With
ALL AND SINGZLAR that ceitsin and Permanent Ware See oar weekly sales bolktia tee - 4-y0 - Phone Pisa
psrcel or tract of land and premises Ressonew Pric, * SPECIALS BiNN[E BARNIIB '
mituate, lying and being :in the �!ili- MRS. M. MU*1DELL _ BROUGHAM, ONT. {'- t6y( ALICE SRADYcage of Pickering, in the County ofh•gglRAY MtLLANDNoU np .
!Ontario, ani?.being composed of thatPhonellll•ORO1�T GI
part of Pillage Lot Number Seven y MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDN'SDAY
• Gn Municipal . Plan of part of Lot _
Number Fifteen in' the Second Con- = September 19 14 and Lb We do Building �f all kited
ii7.
acession of the Township of Pick- ; ��� .eilM61:114 < MILK us. _ w a
described as foltmvs i--CO1I- R TING
F -rho t 7,30 QA PENTER[N0,
Bring,
= ' as Complete
MEN
on the North limit'of - !d
. •L t Gomel t Show at 5.50 .
said Lot. \umber ,Seven at a point
i�� ft si BN
distant Ttnenty-four, and ,one-halfand
n S .. - _
t.- _ _ -
;' W1
A
links from the North -s -est angle of 1 N>�onv is a Ift name is the milk world. to _
*aid Lot Seven, said point- of eomm-•
Et0 ,riN(3 •
encement being North-east of part !et Horden is only nae of severalpsiacipaloon• `Angel's Holiday" • We s'so self Brantford Roo
:.'.of said. Lot Seven owned by Rich- :, teras pumhasinq milk is Canada..:Bordon mills _ _ Ustariala, SwpirNe Batbroo
and A. 'Bunting, Thence East alorfg purch"es in Canada are loss thaw 8xr of the wit F4mpment; Duro Water
h
the orth boundary of: said Lot ROBERT KENT Systems, g�tt
:-'Number Seven Forty-three and one- " Dominion i total production. ;JOAN DeAVIS - ' Sable F�quignient
Y half Iinks more or less to the West _ Dominion's r a e
limit of lands conveyed by ftojert Borde unci lass thaw i the 48 states
a bays milk in oa17 4 of Also sn othe Building td t rii
] I1 Brady to Joseph Cowan by., regis- p iuovinces hallo I$rtimates Free
tration Number 13801 being part of of the United• States, but se1L•in almost every gist itlgera on .Work duarantsad
:.: •said Lot N umber Seven,. Thence r �oommnait7► in the civilised world. Bollen sales- J T
South along the west limit of said i F d PROUIM
Last mentioned .lands to the South saaaship of milk and milk product sad coaataa! $Honeymoon" • .
'1'rmvt of said Lot Seven, Thence scieatifio research helps - • ads o
el build a bigger market :. Plt �.
021.1
:-
-West along she South lima of said -los all dairy fasmeu. _ _ CU G3 1'A
With
Mot Seven, Forty-three and one-half HUG LAI
- MI
_ AiSTAI�iCE CUM N
.:I P[CKI�ItIYt4, Ov
' links more or less Wo the East- limit H SI•NC R
;sof the lands of the said R. A.
said Lot , OS7 ,1937 .. _
;Bunting, being part of '
Number Seven, Thence Korth along *�
the East limit o° said Bunting's i y &~h"en o OF
p:oouca
'lands to the place of beginning, the Oa�+°MOnTMs�o RED STOPES
•.� !lands mentioned intended to be con- -
-veyed being all that part of said
E IBI
Mat lumber Seven owned by Sus- ,,,: � SPECLAL .: •-
H TI�►N SPECIALS
o
A
' ' -' anna Andrew in her lifetime. - ylmer Peas, size 4, `•� 2 tins f >r
<. On the said lands is a one-story Reduce
garage said o in a air state o C
Aylmer White o
.repair. Y i•i1,
A 1 r -
'�� Cts. ;•Fars ' • ' , . r
.� A�11 the said lands -ill be put up ! Trip _` SPECIAL "` ,•
'in one parcel, and will be offered Jam, Apples & hasp. 32 oZ •
for Rale, subject to a reserved bid. Includes admission to Exhibition
_TER.rIS: Ten per cent of the per- SPECIAL I
}
'.''Chase money to be� paid dawn at the and Coach Transportation, to end Syrup' Bee Hive or -Grown, 5 'lbs:
C time of sale, and the balance to be y -
paid within, thirty days.. from' Terminal inside the grown S. SPECIAL
For further particulars and condi- _ Good returning until September 13th.
tions of sale, apply to Wm Maw, CKEftING LE.�YE TOR05iTti Marmalade, "Mother's," lg• jar, ,
Auctioneer, Whitby: or W. E. N. LEaVF. n (Bay, at Dundas) SPECIAL �
-'Sinclair, K. C., Barristeir, Oshawa. (Eastern House) - - t ff �� iz
- Regular• Coaches p i t
Dated tit Oshawa, the 1st day of Regular Coaches 'until September.. 14th Pork & Beantti +Abby s, bio 2 for
exc t Sunday
Ic'se�ptember. A. D., 1937. daily ep I SPECIAL _
were inured late - sliced Pinaap' le, 2 for _
.Two persons 7 C0AC
afternoon -hen a truck be 'GRAY
.. lylonday a � Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
ins driven on Icir itton Road near
'?sere by Vi'm. Britton, Agincourt, INT
8
'/ M
,attempted to pass a bus ahead. At to �` 7 IA"� � M UR s0
CC HON B RM
• the moment the bus also s- erti e _ pe 4500
overtake a car, and the front right liras{era House — Pickering
7,
r
5 �y
q .A
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2 W
IV
Canadian Mounted ounted Farm- "M acbin�ery
Uareasoat
Royal L. -E ONEILL-1 -Th. ry i ce
PicAppeink in the Coronation adio"'Se
Wer.-' morphy returned to Clare- FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND, Pageant at the C. N. E. are being
Wje Dave seed and re -built tract Expert service and re-
-mont on Monday. I . I
bliss Swain, of Blackwater is ENSALKER given a great reception. ors, from $'SSL,,Up. I Goodison threall
to W. J. -Mather, Aug. 27th --Kept. lith. to all mskea. Ross-
-visiting Mrs. Readman at present.
_Successor ing machine. Electric motors.. Elec- pairs
Sto affville tris washing -machines. Electric red- Work
ouable charges.
Several of 'our folks attended the
N. E. on Monday. Nietic and Day Sarvitle ios. Every style of plow Kid gangs.
guaranteed.
Mrs. Tomlinson motored 1 No. 4 M. H. 3 disc tract -
Dr. and .. Residence Phont
Business Phones
Haliburton over the week -end. 9401 9826 or plow, nearly' new, about' half ARTHUR FIELD
'NOTTE-R
Mrs. Gleeson spent 6 few days price. I Bissell tractor, disc -harrow.
'
twith friends in the cit Efficient good used farm wagons. I Graduate Radio &ad Televisimm 106tft"
recently. i Some
`'Bill" Tomlin- For. Prompt and Efficie Member Official Radib Service. MON
"Dick" Cooper and "Bi M: H. Corn cultivator, $15 3 Extra
Afdaying in the States good grain grinders Us -id 'tractors Association.
son are b, RADIO SIENWICE
'i a trip to Quebec and walking -plows.' ;!A, PICICKFUNG
Alf. Mole is on
NEY -Greenwood
for the week Phone Clare.518
.Victoria Com- -- I I W. F. DIS
Chidlow,' of -Vi to
Mrs. C
PHoNE PicK 2314 '41 ti
is visiting friends in town for Paul Wil n
ers,. LAND SU RVF.Y Olt -
a few days.
Miss Effie Graham and 'Miss Reel Balsam
F. J. DONEVAN B. A, B. Be.,
e after holi-.' . C1
lyy, have returned h6ni file are the redlords of imp
g in Pittsburgh. Fully Fquipped--Satisfactioli Guar- "TY -PENN L. S; On fi and Yarnold.
Baying veyors Gibson
Charlie Everett acid Mr.' K. anteed—Reasonable Rates
mi. Char b
l
im
Batteries I
b
t i
at the Baptist Radios — Tues — n simple but rich de- Oils King East, Oshawa.
Adams -were visitors Motor
Parsonage over the iveekend: Tubes tested Free sign we -.can famish
Mr and Mrs. Tucker and Mr, and memorials that will Guarantied 100 per cent pure
Mrs. Lye, IC =18
visited friends in Bright- please from every
an on Sundaystandpoint. In - dignitv Peopsylvania
Miss olive. Burgess, -of Toronto, of - appearance our 7 5 0'All sizes of Berry. Boxes*' Crates,
3. per gallon
visiting with the Morgan Evans THOU work will -stand out, and 11 qt,' Baskets, Bushel
through the ages.
I SPECIAL PRI -CS ON GASOLINE
.1ami Hampers, sold at H&germas's B&S-
Air. 'and, Mrsblagnu=Morgan of SHALT NOT Na Greater Tribute Coal Oil, for F north of the
Guelph, are visiting friends here at I N. W. STAFFORD Pure Oil and kjr1,eer&cRtairy, one mile
Highway Monumental ver Sehool, off No. 7
present,
(i 1,0P7. R. E. Forsyth are Works Highway.
'Mr. an KILL 10�
friends Ph. 462. Whitby Ont
entertainingr4F Get our price g else.
before buyT
from the U - 4
S. A. k�;rgston Road Wcr
- .. 1 . PLACE %N here. We deliver.
iss 'Mariiiiet Graham (south) en
,ALF' PL
tertained
s from Drive 42-2
REMONT, ONT. Phone Mark 1604'
a number of frie'nd Carefully. 3:;�Ff
CLA
_h and Arizona, also Mrs
Pittsbum
-Nichol,* of Toronto. last week -
7 The ladies of: the. Bowling Club
me with...the
a friendly
I ed
:p SY
WR4
_6' * A
RY G R kNT ll W
Short Su bjects Fox Moviton
.s
Can da s Fav'oun*te Tea
CIGARETTE -:*
TOBACCO
� IN THE
- e07
.- BIG PAC KAG E r �'
a group. Each man was asked to - • r 'Y"
DEATH ON _ give hie version of what had happened '?
at the stand, how many of the frank -
THE DIAMOND furters Planer pad eaten, whq was
By Cortland Fitzsimmons Dear him while he was eating `them,
- and a number. of other questions.
'f Thein stories_ were amazingly alike,
"Sorry I can't provide you boys with TIN S 2 5
Rolla;' the detective said amiably. perhaps. because they had been trained _ _ . _
"What's the lay?" Mullins asked. to report what they saw. There was
"Something happened' to Planer." the greatest discrepancy' about the - -
"What?" they chorused, time of the report when the smoke '
was 'seen out on the field.
•
/?!Poison, I guess.' _ - ternooa and had -sot been urea ,by and his habits or he would not have The boys knew that soave .Wen had
h ad , Terry -and Craven agreed on - the igypne else. selected that means. of killing him. been there, but they bad -no idea who
4_-51., .."- ; . _
"No. Theq think they got him in time and said it was at't a moment Vfty, then, was the poison put in be. '
�- If the bays were right and no one they were.
- time, but he is prettybad. •The doc Pl n r handed the first frank• had been behind the stand, then the fore Planer had eaten two or .three
cors say he had an overdose of some fm-re`r bef`o`re it happened. Reynolds , The chief -of police apologized to ,.
poison must have been put in while frankfurters? The puff of smoke on;
thing or other. - Our job was to. find . said he thought Planer had had ,sev ted mustard pot wgLs on the counter. - the field must have had some bearing the press men for. bringing them out,
;ant how it was done and who did it. eral. The two boys did 'sot "agree.' Th�i important thing was to 'know an the case, but .what? thanked them and, let them go. As a
e got hold of the kids at the stand The poison was found in the mus- �bhen it had been put in. The mar- They were asked to recall the num—
first. They said there were a. lot of. tard pot and a 11ttis of it would un- de%r would know all about Planer ber of people at the stand at the time. I (TO BE.. CON I -N ED)
men at the stand when Planer was doubtedly have killed Planer. The � a
t$ere. We went for the cops who. poiice'could not undersiand'the -slip-
Were on duty and they said a bunch up made by the murderers., They sure• y S 1 T _ f
bf men from the press boa had gone -
ly knew Planer's weakness where hot , E
Co the stand when the field was about dogs were concerned. He always ate
clear.- The kid -recognized you— four or five and. that day he had taken -_•-`P5
J
"And here we are," finished Craven. , sin, It was the overdoee that saved*
-They were questioned.sl6gly and"In . his life; had he eaten one or two he:
would have died. -They were very
aniious to fix - the time . of. the -small _
eaylosiou on the field, as they believ
ed that had important bearing on the
O
case. It was Mullins who remember9d +
that the- boy had produced a clean
mustard -pot for Planer.
The boy was questioned and with
tears in his eyes said they didnnt
change the pot every day, but thwy - _
W, n
fir.:.. 'art
4_�
.;,F. .4
;7
•
•
OWN
—Mr. ATmand Chapman returned
tate 44
—Re,. Dr. C&rnxi"el, having re -week from France where he
turned from his...3Mcation which he, has been visiting his mother. He re-
MIW Me Miller, of Texas, via- and Mrs. Carmichael spent in Que-. pots a rather trying trip home
fted W. J. and Mrs. Killer on Sun- bee and other Flastem points, 6f the
reStir'17 —Mr. Angus McMillan, 19
ed MW duties in St - Andrew's law firm of Thomson and McMillan ����
day. 9h ''S
co
R —Miss R Andrew spent 8 UP1e Church on Sunday afternoon last. has moved into the village, and now
usual
6f days last week with Miss Nellie The Services will be held S� us occupies the formner parsonage of
--Thogn, of Dunbarton. -Sunday * 3 p � in. and the
next St,Paul's Church, where he has his Pielkering's, LeAder Store"
—Mr. Frank Petrie, of the Can Sunday School will resume its w0A office. We welcome Mr. and Mrs.
aAian Bank of Commerce, Blenheim, at 2 p. in. D.
S. T. McMillan to our village.
spent the week -end rwith Pickering --In the coming provincial elect- "ilk
friends. ion there will be three candidates in
--,Bir. and Mrs. James Slack, of the field in South Ontario. Wnley CLEARING SALE OF MEN'S
Mr. and Mrs. Hry. Barber Shop
gtouffville, and M. Dafoe, a local contractor of Os -
visited Mr. and -
dl
Ma*, of Altona, haws, was elected on Thurs"y ev. 4.
on Sunday. & "GOODRICH. ZIPPS'
31n. T. B. Crawford, evening last as the standard bearer
_,E. C. and. Mrs. Jones and of the C. C. F. Farmer -Labor W -
"Beauty Parlor
family left an Sunday for their ty. The Conservatives are holding a A real camp shoe with, black leather upper and
in the Muskoka
ffinivner cottage convention this Wednesday everting, rubber sole. Sizes 7-10,
District, twhere they purpose spend- and the ljberais on Thursday even -
Ill competent lady will havccharge
Ing) .49
lng a few weeks vwation. to choose candidates for their —Sale price, $1
Aeg. price, $1.95
�fflhe W. A. of the United Church respective parties. of the beauty parlor and satisfac-
tion is guaranteed at reduced
vM meet at the home of Mrs - W - —Dr. cArtwiright, was kept busy
Thomas, on Tuesday, Sept. 14th, at
during the latt4r part of the last prices. Big "88" Overalls and Smocks, $2.00 each.:
noses and Permanent Waves. $2.00, $3,50-65-00
o'cloe1j. Cars will be at M. S week, "apraying" Lite
e s o
throats the htf the children of the nei- Shampoo and Finger Wave. .50
Chapman"S store at 2.40. All 7 ..No better made.
'ladies we cordially invited to come. ghborhood against infantile paraly- Finger Wave. .35
The Ladies, Aid of St. Andrew's sis infection, Doctors in 'Other See- Marcel, .40
Church will Wednesday meet OR tions; also had a busy time 'of it- Oil Shampoo, .35 SPECIAL—In heavy -bite Cups- splendid for
next at the home of Mrs. Walter eve John Salton and Mrs. Sal -20' on the farm
Ladiles'Hair Cut..
_ White at a p. in. A good attendstn' ton, of Florida, acconqwnied by his I . i 0 1 : cottage, or for tbreshiog time
a of the ladies of the congregation sister, Mrs. Wire, of Dryden, spent Special Prices, May 25 to 31
e -Look 1.60 cents per dozen.
in requested -over-night with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Oil P. W., $2 00-,$$1.50
.-Re:g.
Mr. Salton
_Mr. Sadler, AM two daughtersStevenson last week. Regular, Reg. $$.50-13.00
of Kinsale, accompanied by Mr. and 0-44.00
and Mrs. Wire were both barn and Regular. Reg. $5.0
Mrs. Allin Jones, of Brooklin, call- lived in Kinsale for most of their
Mr. and
'ed on M jars. 'C. J. Steven- younger days,. It is forty years
M"urldiay afternoon lag. Mr. since Mrs. Wice left for Dryden and H. MA DI. '7-
sian
Sadler -would move to Pickering if this is the first visit back to her yhose Pick 71
-ke could dispose -,old- home neighborhood. Mr. - Viee-
F,b of big -farra
—.St. George's The__Pickering
..;M--_ ---CHAPMAN
Church, Sunday, passed on some two or thre6'years.
Sept, 12th. 16th Sunday after. Trin-
ago-. They were well andfavorably
School at 10 a known in Pickering ns
ng MEAT MARKET
ity. Sunday
Celebration of the Holy Communion have been very suceegeful in the
",at 11. Everting Prayer at 7 .80 P. W est.
M. Preacher at both services, the —The. infantile paralysis ep&mic We carry.& full line.of
T
?Actor which has broken out tn"ughout
aflor-made ►
SUjtjj
the vraiouff
at
—Ile cottagers the province has had & dis8strOtv Fresh
at
resorts are closing up their effect or the attendance at the C.
Winer ng to their 7
and a" returld N. E. held in Toronto. The disease
number of -lumd
respective homes. The num. is a most serious one, AW SO far
QGVBu
nting's for
cars that 'ares on the
A�arl has resulted in a Rmber of death�-.
has
Past week Many of those who Will rftlo%vr _11 CUred
during the
highways
heft very, large as the occupants be handicapped through life on acC_
are returning home after I pleasant aunt of paralysis that w111 affect
Meats
awne part of the body. The dread
hurel
--Sery
1,ces in the United. Cand 7 of the disease has*prevented dolivery is at your sarvic
i e. -Why pay more for, Readysimadl? et
an SWaday next at 11 a, Ili- from attending the 'Exhibition, es- Our
tam. Rev. M. Jenkinson, the Pas- pftWly children, who are the chief Phone Pick 1620
r, in charge - Sunday School at 10 vicUm. At the end of last week
a. In. D. S. T. Chair practice will the decrease in attendance Over Last CLARENCE SILK
ire reauriiied. an Satuiday evening at :Pear. w" 196,000, or over '21 per Fred T.. Bunting, ..,.Pickering
urged to Now A
P. in. Members are cent. The disease � is having a bad
f FAtiablisked 1857,
-:6 effect on the school atteridanee.
7' --A large number of our residents Many of the schools will not re -open OR F A LE -15 ';n=o Won. Mrs.
F having Pick 9701. 2-3
enjoyed seeing�4he famous flying until Monday, Sept. lath, and some Teaser - 134C
boat,, Caynbrw, all it flew quite low may be closed - imiefinitely- It in
PlOR -8&L8---5-b. p. Linter Pavine,
as it was passing here flying -to the hoped that with the coming Of coal- infint-classicosselition. Case ]He" Quer^
west; South of the village. Unfort-
ere weather, the dialbase will grad ers, Broughsin
it met with an accident ab nall diwappear. SALE -10 pion. 0 weeks old.' ���S
S
!it *so lartding an the Toronto Har- F?.d a sows log ling. each. Mrs. Tenser.
Picker- Phone Pick 170T
hour shortly aster Passing
OR SALE—Pure bred Yorkabibr
Ing has announe- 1ILLIANS Fsaw nth. l4rat lits. M. B. 25e. a. 1b4V
0=2Z 1031 23 Breakfast Bamno
t�.ton October Repbu Mist there will be Burk.
Detober BEAUTY SHOP WANTED TO RHNT—A houpe.
a reducton in inotor licensee of $5• with sone land. PONOwk" w8uted this c 12c. a The
Motorists am paying a heavy tax an TW" deers east of fire 01ld Cburch (81L For further particulansvply Pickering sim 4d Steak
D
sees, _.0 I :wrealp
gasoline which should be the L Only Garaffe. Mr. 0. am Nam, lh-
tax that a mater car owner should
W one.
wid the most reasonable 'pay, his 'ear only a
One man may drive
hundred infles a year, rotilte another
May his twenty or thirty
thousand miles -in the wane time.
U does not seem fair that the first
-man should pay as much as.the sec -
end. But when -the gasoline used is
taxed each car owner pays second
%g to the amount of usage be gets
out of the roads.
—The September meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society of the.
J'. United Church was held at the home
Of Mrs, V. E. Cartwylght with
:Mrs. W. C. Murkar in the chair,
who was assisted by Mrs. L. Mor-
_jey, reading the devotional leaflet.
Chapman spoke on 'Christian
Stewardship and Finance and Arr7'.
angements were made for the last
For the Study Period, Miss'
Edith Murray gave a paper.' ' entit-
led "Sacrifice" which was much en-
joyed. by all. Re-freslanents were
served at the rinse o`themt
turin- the first
—After cap game
'In a two-ont-of-three . series- - from.
Whitby Anglicans on Monday, AuT.
80th, Pickering returned on Friday
last to. the Whitby Ball Park, to -in
- the second game and the Bownan'
and Rowe Cup, this time by, a score
o -s. Taking the field firRt. Piek,
f iz,
Rembdeade.
SALE—First Mcirtgoore on
Nwmwe said OnEwwavO
FOR
property situated in the Village of Pick or
Trstcheasecuritv. ApAto Tbounpon
Gordon House. art w 2tf
nagerwave
a cMillaia,
McMillan,
SALE OR RENT -Half mile
3u ffilaup" & Flaffet-wave
east of Claremont. lot 17. eon. 9. Pickering.
FOR
acre farm in a good state or cultivation, 11P_
Ardiing
P17 T Paterson or Jag. costile. Claremont. U,
Kmdm
Faclab
f'IOWS FOR SALH—Olose spring.
9 A CUTrMG 7'
k.)eva and fresh cows. pure brad patV - T.
tested and blood tested d= ry
Win J. Murphy, Murco Farm. Liesisayi3out .
SALE-Carlood of fresh cows
out Waves
F ?.Fd'%Vnaea from Ottawa Valley, restrict -
$2.1w $3J8
ed area. ices ressonomble. poly to Carmill
Wenly. Markham. Phone AginCoUrt 40 R 21.
Pick. 220P
C. C. Sparks, Prop'r. aitf
co YEA under the
0
the elf -cep TO PA�l
or , 0 - A* 11
DIF HOIN—E
V, f
�� v p�MPiOVEMENT
PLAN
e greeted by a wave 01 . . . . . . . . . .
;ering were Got they fnert rood"
'hits that resulted' in 3 runs. Dur- - '. I
N money can buy on edAymentf, e!Rjead over
at bat, howevr, A:,SMrtMI-lApnd- 9P A 41P a MP ir
ing their session I a
Rib U oofings are OF Ve -ft
jqfl
.4. Pickering retaliated by evening. the durable, handsome in
gli"ans piled op three more -,. appearance, fire -prod
score. Ancans "I � I z 'even lichen I -proof it
Pick- �91.g to the A drive-wew nall, do
runs in the second and held the' wacted accc
'Lightning Rod ACL Bur develop
=ant of the Presto. fe
ng boys to one counter, In the
en
from a company that has Hed Nall. Takes ton times as
served You hon much force to draw it out of
Ent half ' of the third, Millroy re honestly
for
whose pMets an-
chE�r's box yes" decd
board as a st
ern d barbed
placed B. Bye -in W16 Pit' ;i Nxce F -i-81, ed roofing nail.
ted JAMESWAy POULTRY
f Pickering, and neither he nor
or
'Mayne ITE -LAP stud F MIENT
of" the Anglicans allowed _CIU►P
RIB.ROLL Roorime Write for literature an the
guy ftirther scoring until the'seven-
'Both Tite-Lap and Rib- us Jameswif Poultry
43 famous
the seventh Fquipment. Comp ate line of
th. In the first half of Roll, are easily Put on
f. They
over your old roof. Incubators, brooder stoves
-scored one run.- Picker- p house equipment Of
Anglicans money by dut- all
al In
ve you 0 col's -� all tikinds. leci lots
t,upkeeppro �-Ang however, proved this the "lucky t 'a ven lation an housing for
cu0crops
an
seventh" b' pushing over 5 runs t0 r sur,
to gat
pension Fertilator
he
take the This rally feat- Sid* and ,S.P. Pr,, attached to your se
lead, .9-7. fivu
th setocl'
a senu ed drill
ct. Send rdge am.
pencer. The ead lops rafter
measurements for er!ableg You to Pow fertilizer
hared a home ran by 8
41 tree cost estimate. with your fall wheat_
Whitbyteam scored in the W1, but
Pirkerire added 4 mora to their 1. tight Eastern SteflPmducts
tally. The Anglicans failed to Smft 703 Guelph Street imiredFactolles 111#6 of
in the 9th, leaving the score,. Vick- t PRESTON, ONTARIO MONTREAL and TORONTO
ening 13, An licans, 9 -
Pickering Hardware Store
W
n
V�\\
-rifle— IrA&A
riou'.. - 01F
at out
,g
1Dj*1C76�s81L1'ry
'rftArl
saw nine all? O
C 0r" N
/ No
IV6m9'&A,�/O.V1
w� 'ro *,,
"G
onsommosom.— . ri I '"'
Agent for YcColWi6XeeriE9 'Faim
9 and Repairs..
0 . nr I Motto:--�" Wel have ., onti get it, Or
it is not tnaae.
Telephooe 3900
J. S. BALSDON11 149 PICKERINGIV
I
P4000poe 'a
co YEA under the
0
the elf -cep TO PA�l
or , 0 - A* 11
DIF HOIN—E
V, f
�� v p�MPiOVEMENT
PLAN
e greeted by a wave 01 . . . . . . . . . .
;ering were Got they fnert rood"
'hits that resulted' in 3 runs. Dur- - '. I
N money can buy on edAymentf, e!Rjead over
at bat, howevr, A:,SMrtMI-lApnd- 9P A 41P a MP ir
ing their session I a
Rib U oofings are OF Ve -ft
jqfl
.4. Pickering retaliated by evening. the durable, handsome in
gli"ans piled op three more -,. appearance, fire -prod
score. Ancans "I � I z 'even lichen I -proof it
Pick- �91.g to the A drive-wew nall, do
runs in the second and held the' wacted accc
'Lightning Rod ACL Bur develop
=ant of the Presto. fe
ng boys to one counter, In the
en
from a company that has Hed Nall. Takes ton times as
served You hon much force to draw it out of
Ent half ' of the third, Millroy re honestly
for
whose pMets an-
chE�r's box yes" decd
board as a st
ern d barbed
placed B. Bye -in W16 Pit' ;i Nxce F -i-81, ed roofing nail.
ted JAMESWAy POULTRY
f Pickering, and neither he nor
or
'Mayne ITE -LAP stud F MIENT
of" the Anglicans allowed _CIU►P
RIB.ROLL Roorime Write for literature an the
guy ftirther scoring until the'seven-
'Both Tite-Lap and Rib- us Jameswif Poultry
43 famous
the seventh Fquipment. Comp ate line of
th. In the first half of Roll, are easily Put on
f. They
over your old roof. Incubators, brooder stoves
-scored one run.- Picker- p house equipment Of
Anglicans money by dut- all
al In
ve you 0 col's -� all tikinds. leci lots
t,upkeeppro �-Ang however, proved this the "lucky t 'a ven lation an housing for
cu0crops
an
seventh" b' pushing over 5 runs t0 r sur,
to gat
pension Fertilator
he
take the This rally feat- Sid* and ,S.P. Pr,, attached to your se
lead, .9-7. fivu
th setocl'
a senu ed drill
ct. Send rdge am.
pencer. The ead lops rafter
measurements for er!ableg You to Pow fertilizer
hared a home ran by 8
41 tree cost estimate. with your fall wheat_
Whitbyteam scored in the W1, but
Pirkerire added 4 mora to their 1. tight Eastern SteflPmducts
tally. The Anglicans failed to Smft 703 Guelph Street imiredFactolles 111#6 of
in the 9th, leaving the score,. Vick- t PRESTON, ONTARIO MONTREAL and TORONTO
ening 13, An licans, 9 -
Pickering Hardware Store
W
n
V�\\
-rifle— IrA&A
riou'.. - 01F
at out
,g
1Dj*1C76�s81L1'ry
'rftArl
saw nine all? O
C 0r" N
/ No
IV6m9'&A,�/O.V1
w� 'ro *,,
"G
onsommosom.— . ri I '"'
Agent for YcColWi6XeeriE9 'Faim
9 and Repairs..
0 . nr I Motto:--�" Wel have ., onti get it, Or
it is not tnaae.
Telephooe 3900
J. S. BALSDON11 149 PICKERINGIV
I