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' Green' River' Audle
- - ---_� The •Annual Tliankoffering Supper' The Club meets at the home of Mr.
j'�R. H. Q. Pl�A rton. hyeiclan •.(lar trucks ate our way of the Green River Church will be and Mrs. Everett Bryant on Monday
iadSttraeoa. Dunbartoo. t01y pa y y
every day." held in Gray's Hall, Green River, evening next.
RS. FO rival A Oph. D., Director on Thursday, October 14th. Supper
eOpt.me•rital .oeiationof Ontario. Rea. COAL CORE Ito not forget the Euchre and
istered Member of bbe American optometdoat ► at 6.30 p. m. followed by a prog Dsnce -in the schoolhouse. on Friday
awadauan. Eyes examined by,app
oincmeat. ' ' ram and social time. A Thankoffer- evening for the Women's ,Institute.
/bsessot.Claramuot.Out. VPvUD CEMENT Ing will be taken in aid of the edmission 25 cents, our ladies pro-
s uyas.
SAND;- GRAVEL, church. vide:
Mrs. Hansford of Highland
g
R DUiYALD RUDDY Iiwrristtu•. ; •� and' Che nod
a'J '�upiedby cneiauA.yE c,�: BUILDER'S SUPPLIES ` mak, i visiting her daughters;
sb�ataaaKfs wilts of wort Mwtae. Whitby. sir EIwin and Mrs. Lintner visited
BEATON; BELL tt ROSS also local'carta a work
• g the farmer's father on Sundaq.t Highland Creek .
8arristors if Solicitp�r�s We have also placed in clock s full Special Thanksgiving Service'on
line of Staple Leeaf Milling Sunday morning next, conducted by, Mrs, Craven was this month the
WILLIAM J. BEATON. K, C. the Pastor, Rev, J. R. Bick,. hostess for the regular meeting of
' Ji.BROOI�E BELL, K. C. J. D. F. ROSS t)o's Feeds. If Cherrywood United Church Amtiv- the Highland Creek Women'i Ins -
JAMES A. WRIGHT A W MITCHELL ersary will be October 31st. Rev. titute. There' was. a large attend -
as wa street. Toronto,ir
adelae seas Mr. Halis, of Little Britain, willonce for two very good reasons.
t'• t t have charge of. both afternoon and Autumn had gFanted one of her lov-
0 BLCHARD80N do Oo., Barris- Pickering, Ont.
W Solicitors. Notaries etc:, suite set. evening services. liest days, and the- program comm-
,iaeaisiorL►fe Building.36 Toronto SU Toroo to. Oftlee phone 7400 Residence 0520 The W. A. will have -their mon ittee had secured one of the Instit-
"taiapboo88';
e Ad. Iticiterii,a Ytwnc 3813. sit thly meeting on Thursday, October utes favorite speakers, Mrs. Grav-
TI:JUMSCN a McAlILLAN=Barris- The Beal Store, Claremont 14th. Mrs. G. Todd is, convener and es. The topic chosen was, "A Nose -
bars. Sooiotors, Notancs Public. ofbce the word for Roll Call—Thaniv- gay of Beautiful Thoughts", and'
'bo•rs7.9. a< bjappointme- t at residdece of PHONE 824 "�6y��
Aaqus McM,tian• third houaa,west of Pickers` ing. those who: were, so fortunate as to
Dairy. Toronto office..t9 b ehinda St. Phone"tf FURNITURE The various branches of the g y
pick 76; Torontol Elgin a5= hear it, thought that the hand ser-
Christian Churches in the Township• er heard this talented speaker treat
We are displaying an attraetirs an sub act more
ONANT g ANNIS — Barriste^s, of Pickering, Scarboro, and Maik Y J delightfully- At
Nutanes Public variety of vaieum and Ge -nito ham, are uniting in a township, -wide the cbse of the meeting the 'host -
ALLAN N D. NIS. B, .. L- Fifiniture acid Furniture campaagn, ess who excells in, the art of baking;
ALLAN F. ANNiS. B. A_. LL S. Noveltie4. ing several carloads of fruit and
-7 1 2 Simcoe St. S.: Oshawa served a delicious lunch,
ttroos—+and a•ccsaawal, and at tiv Court Prices low, is keeping with times. vegetables to the drought -stricken
Hoaae..whitby, (Mr. Conan"U Pbotw? (whit- areas of the West. Local Committee: Greenwood
bio)• E. Pilkey, L. Gates, V. Teefy; A. tt=. and Mrs. Smithers and son,
RADIO. SERVICE Taylor, one of whbin will call on
'► l/es+tut the residents of this school section of O_ sisaa-a, spent Sunday evening
A Graduate of Radio College :�Io. ?. with the W. Mark (amity.
Ji BRBgRT T. FALLA188. L ese o with Mr. and Mrs. Gaa�gle, of Pon -
D. D. S .Graduate aJ the kaysa Colhae o[
Waw Sur4row and the univermt7 of Toronto. rT " -. Brougham tiac; filich., visited last week with
Odee M . ence ercood door east of St. And
V �; t0•tlle-minute Training ,. ' Mr, a Mme, F. W. Gibson.
aa.':ctwrch .. or ma.Ont. chbctant been : 9 g Quite a number attended the Aro
a... m s o.. ee my appoineaaat. (X-ray and Mr. Hugh Miller left this week on
trrsue). Pbiane Pick 3700• alts FINEST EQUIPMENT business _trip to Scotland. nive'isary Services at Kinsale '.on
for Waiter Knox of Newmarket spent Sunday Iast-
Osstrlst&" ! orbs.- Guaranteed Satisfaction, the week -end at his home. Mrs. .Maguire. Sr., has .moved
AT Miss Lois Stevenson has accepted back to .Toronto, after .living for a
a position in .Toronto, couple of years with her, folks here.
t' 1 POBTILd., Liaiecsed Anationeee, Rsaa+onsble Prices' M Sacrament Service was held on Mr. RoRc. Plaskett, Mr. Ted
F. tar oowatur of York wa Ontaeto. sae- Tabes sad Batteries always ea t� q good congregation Plaskett- and son, of. Whitby, spent
- oal.. o! all loose •wawa w on abarNN _ ---..._--- Sunda •last. 1tc-
•eau., Ad4saaa a3rs.o shirr P. O., Oota H. ROY MILLER. present. Saturday with Mrs. J. Plaskett..
Iii. BEATON, TOWNSHIP B�Rham, Ootwrio Mr. Douglas Burton, of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. ngan, of -Toronto;
tJILF soca a�`>sdakr,t: ruwnun�Ea�l«oerfw tt Phone Mark ltrilB has been visiting his relttices bete spent. Sunday with Mr. K. Beelby,
Marriage L e_naes. whin•ale. oot_ the past week. and family.
Miss Jean Malcolm and friend, Mr. and Mri . A. Ormerod and
E. RICHARDSON 17' �-• � E E R. Miss Jean Clark. of Ravenab' spent son, and Miss Simmons, -of 'Toronto,
the week -end with the former's pro- spent Sunday with Edith and How-
Iu��N1 ftAL INSURANCE pie here. and Ormerod. "
REAL 'H:iTATE Insurance of'All Kinds. Mr. and Mrs. E: Crocker Sr.
OONV6YANCINCi and their son E. Crocker and wife, Dunt,artoa '
`�am ��� age�7.y, Beet Rated Available with visited the- Matthews' family last
week -end. to Nerve. $eonrit and Service. Don't forget, the fowl supper at
y Visitors with M. and Mrs, Ham.
• ,Phasic, Ptt>sk. 6400 - - Ilton on Sunday were; the Clare the United Church on October 12th.
We are pleased to report?Hiss Ed-
7lddress Phone Balsdon family, of _were;
Orman ith Kemp able to be' home from the
Burton and family of • Claremont
1[l( M . MAW -BROUGHAM PICK 516 ' ' hospital,. after an operation for &p -
and George and Douglas Burton.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND pendicitis,
0- VALUATOR 1[�J Mr. Kenneth Wilson, of Toronto, On .Saturday evening, •Oct.• • 2nd
Sales conducted Anywherc , _ ,•: ♦♦ a Handle is visiting relatives here during the the Dunbarton United Church was
enforced vacation while Toronto the scene of a
iPhocie or write. Address 614 Rundab 1 are closed.* very pretty wedding,
schools � when., Florence -Minnie, dauighter of
Street, $sec A Complete Line of Pnr• _ The Women's Institute -meeting NIrs, g, and the late Robert Ander-
_Whitby. Ontario.: will be held at the horde of Mrs. L.. .son, was united in marriage to Mr.
ins, Livestock, and Johnston, on Tuesday, ' Oct. 12th. g
T Donald Pugh, son .of Mr. and. Mrs:
_ .CYRIL E. MORLEY - Ho Chow,, Papers on Health" to be given.b
g y George Pugh, of Whitevale. The
GiENERAL INSURANCE 'Hos. F. Cassie and Mrs. McWhirt- church .was beautifully decorated
Phase -- Pickering. .6760 en. -Roll ' Call—�Dont's for the Sick
with autumn flowers and during the
Room: Hostesses, firs. Johnston,' signing of the register, twenty little
•POINT Da 111 r Itoeikwood . Mrs. Dunn and'Mrs. Bayles. Sunday School -girls in yellow or -
Messrs Kenny and Harvey were a- an g, . After the cere.mori a
Insurance at - a ,._ • 'mong the popular entertainers'. at' 'g dy son 'Y,
-Pickering iNI><lls Markham, the two evenings .of the recej�tiort was:, held at the home of
t+edueed' fates the bride: The happy couple left on
For yotrr car Fair., Mm' and Mrs. • Kenny spent a short weilding'trip.
PICKERING, ONT the week -end with Bert and Mrs.
Us WE DELIVER" : Harv. he3+e.= trio —a� d \Ire.
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SERVICE sad PROTECTION lock, of Toronto, were- 'visitors also Altena
of the Harvey's: The 'Women's Institute will..hold
= The members of the W. M. S S.
y p ..p g quilts and. their October meeting on Wednes,
-R.' G . CLENDENING are very bus re arin g
• SUGGESTIONS � clothing. far• attic hale for Western day. next at the home of 1•Irs, M.
Relief, wlit h will. -be packed -at the Dunkeld•.' the
demand res-.
)r UNERAL DIRECTOR a „�
Peet, w iust deser%a it oil Call
• .' .for the Olrie � ' —_ home of Mrs. Brown, on. Friday, —„`.fanners” or •"Rema •- Burns
Private' Ambulance ;'' -- October Sth. The men of the co -am.. and- Poison, ` ," Paper
unity -are also malting plans for the pe. . isunder-
STIIDIO COUCHES Day and Nig t service' stood children" by M`rs: W. Slack.
...� ., - helping 'with the loading of a car
with or without Wardrobe ' .Pbone 9000 at Claremont; oil October 13th, the "•The Tragedy of the. Misfit" by Mrs.
Z'h88@ are lovely COIICheB Malvern 5000 Northern part of the Township un_
M. Harris. Demonstration on ' a
y iting in this work,. "Jelly Salad".. ' Program in charge
OCCASION AL CHAIRS Markham, Onts The ThankofferinR service of the of Group 4; under the leadership. of
W. M. S. was held on Sunday-ev-
ening
Mrs. H. Slack:
$fl.76 to 22.60 kith a ' The Twinkling Star Class held a
goodly number' et at. Weiner Roast at the home of B.
tendance. The Merpal Quartet, of Reesor, .on Tuesday night of last
END TABLES e, Ready Toronto; gave an inspirational ser- ,
g gospel message. week, the Young Men's Class being
X2.25 to $5.25 - For cold weather b calling us vice h son and their guests.
' y $ The church was beautifully decorated
SPRING FILLED M-ATTRESSES NOW and having your stoves, with autumn leaves and flowers. After a charivari on Friday night,
to $22,50 furnaces, trougbs and roofs The members'of the W. M. S, were a Weiner Roast was held at Mr. I.
grateful for the service rendered b Lehmans fop the newlyweds, Mr.
FELT MATTRESS, �5.75•�10,50 Fepaired, y and Mrs. N. Neal, (nee Miss Annie
• � these friends who come so far to
WALL PAPEB If it is a new stave er furnace.'' help a "missionary enterprise. Lehman)' 1
we will be pfeased to serve you, A very fine meeting of the Y. P. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
360w AnboLsae% Day -oar lISM Our prices are right. Pipes,* 1bcss Union was held Friday evening. V. Baker, it's. a girl; also to Mr.
etc., always.'on hand. Miss Hilda Hood, Convener of the and Mrs. F. Pilkey, it's a boy.
1Pbsoe
is" Citizenship group in charge. Spec= Messrs W. B. and Stanley Rees-
t�gent for Massey --Harris ial items on the program were: or were on a hunting expedition on
C.
c ppb An interesting talk by Mr. Hugh Thursday and Friday of last week.
C. A. STERRITT
repairs. _ „ „ Mrs. Reesor, accompanied them and
• - Pugh, of Wklitevale, an Citizenship � pa
Fnnersl Direot0r ALVlN 13II3HBY and visiting artists from Whitevale, visited her, daughter and family,
in the persons of Misses Ruth Sloan ' Mrs- F. her.,
at FraserviIle.
Furuitare Dealer Hardware Tinsmith Dons Wilson, Jean Fleming aild Mr. Mrs. P. Short and daughter, also
PTORERIRO W. Sloan, who contributed musical Mrs. A. White and Marjorie were
p• • OIItaf'10 +�, numbers. Remember the Y. p. guests at the home of Mrs. W. Mac
°e 1.111: meeting on Friday evening next. Kay, on Wednesday of last week.
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Gives
GREENWOOD
- . MILLS
Feed Pigs at a Profit
by using Pig Starfer, Pig Canteea-
trate and Finely, Ground Grain.
7w
No profit}'in feeding coarsely grouttai
grain. 1-
q
We grind finer than -others and give
good service, and are open all the
year around, net just in the hang
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feeding time.
`=
Use Poultry Laying Hank Seratsk
Grains, Shell -and Grit for Profitable
egg Production.
We keep all these, also Bran trot
Shorts and other Feeds.
.Chopping—Monday, Wednesdal.
and Friday.
PIANO -TUNING
- . AND
All kinds of Repair Rork
All
T4oing Guaranteed
C. S. MMDONA D
-2M CLOSE AVE.. TORONTO
PsO6 Lakeside ib02
Orden ,taken at NEWS Offios
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Shingles For Sale
113ilt Galvanized Steel Shingles. "
Bird'a Felt Slate ShlnRles.
,Also. re•rubbering boggy wheel&
ii.awo mowers sharpened.
T. PATE RS 8 • CLAR19MON
call and pte4rises. Phone 2%2
• . - FUEL
Builders' Supplies -
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Lumber and. Lath
. -Ce Shingled
,Blue Coal'
-.,,Alberta Coal
J.
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Domestic Coke
CFment, Lime, Plaster
-Ma ple Body mood
Agents for Lnndy Fence' r
.and Metil `roohnp
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Cockshtitt Implement@
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1Beeure Prices Before Bsyb g
WILSON- BROK,
Locust. Hill, Ont.
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Phone Mark 7200
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FLY - SPRAY
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CATTLE
And AN domestic Stock
Longer Protection. Will.
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46 not taint milk:
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$1 e00 • per gallon
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1.28 Ounces
Container IncludediA
We- believe this to beothe best
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procurable. j
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ews In Brief
Fire Does Great Damage
CHICAGO - A terrific explosion
and fire damaged the: 'main building ,
of the Swift and Company -plant in
the stoekyards this %week.
The blast followed an outbreak of
fire on -the third or fourth floor and
fficials estimate the .d mage might
NBy ELIZABETH EED"Y
ews
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run as high as $200,000. ,A commentary on the
d • E laaion highlights of the week's news
4 Injure m .p ,
" C�1VAD.4 ; .. and of living. The national policy of BASLE, Switzerland -Four men
Canada .must surely be- designed first were killed and 11 injlired when. an.
to maintain this standard at home by air compressor producing pressure of -A New Civuization In North speeches of- both men on that occasion
Comparing Casualty Lists productive labor applied to home 're- 6,000 pounds per square inch explod- Just back from a tour by airplane while reaffirming their united front
' One hundred and. five British flyers sources. Canadian enterprise in ed in- the Burckardt machine factory of the Central Manitoba mining area, against Bolshevism, declared also that
have been killed in accidents this world markets' could follow, under while' uridergoing- final tests. - Scv-. -Northern Saskatchewan; Alberta and Naziism•..and Fascism are joined in •q
year. That record sounds bad until conditions of greaterwhsecurrn banal seal of the injured may die. the Northwest Territories as far north common desire for world peace. Witij i
it is compared with the highway Canadian workers; as the Arctic Circle on Great Bear the cementing o! such a bond, enter
s ,erit is no longer dependent -Test Flights To Start Lake, the Dominton'Minis.ter of Mines, also by Britain, and later France, ui
casualty list during the. same .period. pro T . Y x3
-Peterborough-Examiner: upon competition with , workers WINNIPEG -Test flights over •the Hon. T. A. Crerar sees in the Canadian may see a better day dawn for Eui
abroad under a lower standard of western section of the Trans -Canada North with•its slower tempo, amore. ope and --the world.
living. It will call for more .light contemplative people arising, a peg- ;'Terminal Market Proposed
z Where It All Goes
Airlines should be under way in p
' ' on Parlianrcnt Hili. - Ottawa. Citi- le with more. 'time and aptitude for
about two weeks, says .Philip John p
How much Canadian nickel has thought, not beset by city excitement nal market in Toronti,
zen. son, Vice -President .in charge of op- "A term -
gone,' and is:going, into the ma•nufac- orations of the ,airline- ;' and gulls content to do without it. wot4ld do a great deal towards rectify
tore of the world's instruments.. o� The Minister declared that a pros- ing sorry conditions in Ontario where
'Remove License Plates Officials expect to adhere to or by farmers irrAhe Holland Marsh fI11
war in these years since 1918? That, admitted that one porous future lies ahead of the newer
:..,, It is generally iginal pians, beginning -operations
it seems to us, is a question the Can- mining fields t p there and there is themselves possessed of bountiful
of the most effective means of from Winnipeg westward, with chs- room for tremendous development.' -crops and no markets," derlared.thl
adian people should. put to them- remedying violations' of the traffic tern lines opening later, Johnson -in- With water tra`nspor'tation available Deputy Aiinister of Agriculture, J: B
selves soberly, earnestly. Because it Is
is the -removal of license plates dicated. He said he believed regular everywhere in the summertime, and . Fairbairn. "All produce would coml
does involve a most- serious responsi- for a definite period from .the cars operations on the -western section almost year-round air service, it is be- 'to the ones market,"" he- -suggested
-bility.-Halifax Herald- involved in the offences. %yould begin next spring.. - " lieved facilities will be ideal for estab "tb:us permitting control of supply ani
- A driver may treat "a fine. lightly lfshment of a comfortable civilization." demand, better prices to producers.-
May
Radio Licenses but, as The Ottawa Journal suggests, Russia Helpirs3 China _ Quints Have Complete Set 'Many parts of Ontario are slmilarll
-The- .government department issu- , offending driver then would come TOKIO-A "certain quarter' (Prc- q week Yvonne Dionne cut her 'hit each year. the -fruit -growing dis
• ing radio licenses might save itself under the force of domestic or busi- sumably the War Office) .has been twentieth tooth, the last of the Quin- tracts included, and the crape rot of
a great deal' of wor'.c and hou€ehold- n�ss iiisplea'sure and resentment." informed that Soyist Russia is fur tuplets to acgnire the full seers- of " farms because of poor markets.
era a lot o£. inconvenience if collect-. That is perfectly trite, and the nis?tir:g men and munaions to China baby grinders. The) ire now have 100
ors were suliplied-_With and penalty of removing 'the license in h -r war with Japan, the Do-nci Teeth"an:cngst them. P.: fSt ,1cEy3 For Jobless
reliable information as to those who plat Fs from the •<rtrs, were carried Agency reports.
hate remitted thc:r fee. Only a gov- . '
Rorre-Berlin A: Surveys bring madeunderthe head•
out, their- orners would be - _ . ° _ ..• ai_19�%%ir ;rip of the National Employment Com•
• seamen- could afford• to offend. the inglp carefu'_ as' to. Who %vas- permit- in the defcn�e of China's national ' :'Germany refused to join with the mission are 'attempting classiScatlon.
public by demanding that household= ted Eo` drive. Certainly ' the Drily Capital, ,larking, according- to the other European nations in Imposing of all unemp o;ed persons in Canada_
ers produce, evidence that License fees remedy for the carelessne- and report, and Marshal Vassili -Bluech gancfinns on Italy for her aggression' to discover fcrms of work to .which
bare been paid -Financial Times.. recklesszress;#hat is abroad today on ,
er, commander of the Sov'et Far i -n Ahys=iris, we have been hearing they are best -oiled Eventual) it is
: the Fart of a $mall' percentacc of .- E _ ,
-- ast:crri army, is- in daily radio -tele the pl ras^, `kRome-Berlin axis" ' )r§ balled to have_ every zellef recipient
Where Dissent Is Treason deicers' is �. the imposition of dra-s- phone con%(rsation v,-:t'I the Soviet pr_cially-of- late, in the 'Mediterranean classified according to his tltness fort
It cra:;;c. the pero;.le of the . tic penal.'.(: , hence the sooner the - military attache_ in Nanking, Gen- crisis.when ltaly _was accused of pir• some form of emPloyment: Special
- denhocracies to take note of what is Ilinhways Dxpirtrlent dec'des dr011
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Lcoir.,. - cy an -d -nations rallied to one side or- mention will be made also iY the iob-
going or- in the nations of the other the removal of license p rt`•es in, ad r- snot) fir. I.aet ireek lire :'ails" wa3 less rias is ppemanenNy uaemplo3able
peret salon. •�'e have s right to sag tion to the oth:,r ".'xt �t a, r lx �'ed :$50,000 Build ng Additiprl wade ':�;:bTy solid by the visit of as a result, of some physical, mental
anal believe. on . th (evidence that is
the snonrc will the uir,:.a. ys 1 %mc OI:ILLI:\- �ti'or t (if. a neiv y:�0,f.�3 �1.ussolini._ to . Adolf Ilitler, " •. "Fh2 or social. handicap.
available,' that ]ruahan life is better.• safer "for la%wabiri:rR bniFding to be start<^d -immcdratoiy
to live in the democracies than in.the g nefoh;d E:C 6itor., at the Ontario Hospital neap' hvrc,..vcd The three= of the defenseless Chiriese civilian.,
".dictatorships. That is a very= simple " • ` -torr bait rn gw •.11ekaccommodate populzt'.on,", the' National Council of-,
way, of putting it, but that is the apt They Are Not Exchibi.s . :
,expression of, what matters. There jar, A. Y.. Da°uc', ph�y ;i.'ian of the sequently it leveling of classes, and acldi:iorai• :dining facilities in the Labar urs d .the Cro�ernment to•..ban_i
a s oken out , has:mctrt. and. day�rooms on all of war material sales -or monetary loans' .
a terror abroad in. those couuiries. Dionne, g6in.uplets, 'ha. F , the leveling is upv aruS. .Every `one Doors. to Japan. '•
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Men are not free .to . speak their aga:nsf treating the babies • experi- :uses finger bowls.-Lor:don Queen - -
= mit3ds. .What we••c411. opposition. to.: :m(ntahy as "guinea pigs," 13e re•
the_.=_ga%'er ment, the -c., colin'r'es' ferre3 to the statement of Dr. -Lee P Is B -'sag ThoJas Necessary n E7D000 Alk AFerhrartons Restgnrov
know on:y as treason..- 5u Cr R•' Rig:er, before the Intcrrational. -
roblems of Easter Europe T IO ons
Prowfnce. Congress o€ -Radiology, at Chicago, "The pro}.rlem of Eastern and, ment .has ueferrded,=as strategically c1 at a meeting sponsored by.. the
= - ants might help the science Europe is 1 necessary the _
that, the quints Central E the one which if . neves o sec`s) bombing of pian People's League of Alberta demand-
of heredity materially by bein;; sub-' mishandled, is..rriost.-likely to ea to, .king, -which dre%v.plot ats,.from world ed Tesignation of Premier Aberiiart
Tile Bicycle C:az_ a general war.. •Ar•d it is the one in Governrrienis, including Great Bra- and -his government and urged unit
There ha'• been as as nllir in jected to -complete t -r -ay cxamiou-
which -LrW sh. policy finds..it 'most di£- ain ' and the United States. _ of opposition Pa rhes in an effort to
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:crease -in She patronage of bic} '�a tions. ficult to follow, a vicar line. On the The Japanese- point of viety was '-"free the peop:e from the tyrannyof
jr) Ontario. Especially in the' cities, The story of the " five• bab,es•' is a
one hand,, the electorates *o' ..
Great- -contained in a' reply., to the fprmal the Social Credit' Government" 700
towns ar,d. vi the bicycle''at- dramatic one. But any tendency. to Britain: and .still. more of the. over- United Stntes protect of. Sept- 22, were 'present at the. ineetiirg.
tamed the popularity that was chs regard them as exhibits or as ma sea Dominions, vic* Eastern Europe transmitted after.. oral represents-
i acterist.ic of ,40 years ac'o. In th leers) for laboratory probing is a re- field in which their own inter- 'tions against Japan's announced in- =Wants Interr-ational Crime
as the
'.last ,nineties there" was a -bicycle craze grettable one. There are human lives ests are least directly engaged, " in tentions of subjecting- the • Chinese Commission
in Canada and the U.ti:ed States. involved in Callander, and the which they can exercise the least. di- • Capita'. to a .mass acral bombard WASHINGTO;i-Establishment of
Fveii the most 'inferior ioads were supreme right to developas normal ,
rect military force, and in which• they ment an International • Crime_ Commission
Swarming with male and female children. Otherwise they: drop into are least willing to. commit them `* linking Canadian United States grid
bicyclists. Touring clubs were form- the. classification of freaks, adding selves beforehand. Shanghai bores Hold Mexican, police. was proposed thi�j
- " -% ed -and there wak much 'organization another sorry chapter , to the ex -
to promote ride's to various parts of p:oitation of physically unique people
"Indeed, with a navy which cannot SHANGHAI - Chine c c:efenders week by Colonel S. T. Wood-.of.the ,
the' country=. Special trucks were whose birthright is their greatest - reach Eastern -Europe at. all, an -army of Shanghai 'held their lines intact Royal Canadian Mounted. Policei
built for racing and circuits were handicap. To overcome that hamdi- which has pra'tc ically no European after weathering a 'terrific offensive
_ formed for the holding of �aees at cap. should be the main goal of these expeditionary force, and a home, air into which ,Japan -hurled, every wea- At a fete at Burbage, near Marlr
night at electrically .lighted speed who have the interests'of the bab''es
force which is unlikely to reach- par- pon she could muster • borough, Eng., Lord Finlay. was
wa s. -Sarnia Observer. at heart. Anything that would ag ity in numbers with Germany,, the After some of the fiercest close- awarded by two women judges the
Great , Britain range fighting on the Shanghai front first prize' in a competition for men's
y way • . in which e g
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gravate "rt should be checked at could exert direct force would, be by since the outbreak of the conflict, ankles.
:A National Trade Polly start, -Hamilton Spectator. turning what might be a' local con- the front was silent
Without suggesting that Canada — -- flict into a world war. On the other Mrs. M. Legg, aged 93, has com-
should turn away from. the policy of� E�ip%R� hand, neither Great Britain nor any Urge Japanese Boycott Pleted her 81st year as teacher in the
exporting to markets abroad. it is be- ,- Dominion . can be indiff crept to al- LONDON -Great Br.tarn s resent- Methodist Church in Winton, Eng.,
coming more than ever apparent that -- aerations in the Status quo in East meat against Japanese aerial activi- and she plans to continue teachMN
-the Government's reliance on the •Sign of Social Progress ern Europe, especially if .the are t in China was voiced his week by -r
capfure of world marketv, is devoid In the small group> of English folk P p Y Y Y t
found allover the Empire, every ona brought about by power politics or industrialists and labor leaders in bliss Florence Loft; aged n sh
of any' pronhise of sustained prosper- war, because of .the far-reaching ef- *separate Meetings. Swanscombe, Kent, Eng., an English
-illy at home. The prodiietiv,c re= kno�:s every one else, hence' the bank field worker died .from burns after
clerk's wife will be entertair,e3 by feet t ey may have upon the balance Expressing deep- horror at ,the _
' sources of this• Dominion are more, of ow r in the world as a whole.- "barbarous and systematic rhassacre Preventing some children from going
than sufficient .to sauce e% -cry Can (and must in hes turn ,entertain) the R Table Magazine. by Japanese aircraft and submarines' near a fire. she had lit in a Held..
. ....
-adian worker of an abun<:ant staid- Brit6sh Consul's laity, There is 'con-
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• "got so," replied the
T'n Wood-
Monarch, �•heerfulTy. 'But 'that'is no " m
low voice, pronounced the word "]:v." the palace, Lfle Gnome King• sudden-
an , "4s commander of Ozma's
army, it is ray prlvltege to- follow
,, .cd u and smiled. "Next." he reason 'why one of you should not"Away! ~
The rooms v:&e quite 'empty of life ly 1 ol- P her and attempt her rescue." .,
:after that. That Gnome Kinc h.:d iills lrlcssant worse, Dorothy, succeed. The next may have twelve - you go then," said the scarecrow,
gained a rely "ornarrient, for ul_oik ` cal c-rr•y' an,l the Tn'ooiimlri g ceases instead- of eleven-, for. there "But be careful old friend," "I
the edge of the table rested a rrct,y are now t'•velwe persons transformed !will," promised the Woodman, and
R "grasshopper- which seemed to h ..c ::% h rl l,cen si�tlrg in an::in.'s ail- into �rrar.;cn'.s. well; vaell,- v�hich- -then he folIow.ed.• the..Gnome hiss
been formed from a 4ing'.0 o c, ! l: ' .: ea`'� +'a' e' ' `t"t °f ct LTt'' , of yn,r ;.cc r:c: t "I'll go," said to the entrance of the palace and „
was all that remained of t:.:,.,a rf s. '0 1 into acre : n tl,. _5 • the rock octal closed behind hits.
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�•� 4
uckles:00
It's a wise storekeeper wh� knows
what will sell:
An artist who was spending a holi-
day in a small village entered the
store and asked if they carried camel
hair brushes. -
"No air, we don't," replied the
shopkeeper. "Y'see, sir." added,4n an
apologeticai manner, "we never have -
no call for 'em. Nobody in these
parts seems to keep= camels."
In 'a desire to cut down expenses,
a man,will take his wife to a $1.50
dinner and stay away from' a $2.00'
dinner, entirely forgetting that in
either event his wife mill spend $2.00'
to have her hair fixed on the day of
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Neigbbor What makes you look
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Junior—I thought You were in the
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that idea ?
Junior—I heard Daddy tell Num
my that you had been shooting -off
your mouth again.
.One of the nicest things- about );v -
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A father wrote to his son at col-
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I musf again draw attention to -your
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with one' nought, not two.
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above dance every night?
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Woman Customer—Do you return
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article.
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Merchant—What was wrong with
it ° •
Customer—.I didn't -like the way it,
ended.
Statistics show'that more men em-
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drink than for any other reasork ...
And 'most women who get touchy
fingers, do so because they live be-
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Teacher -Now, Johnny, can you
name a place in Alaska?
Johnny—No • in.
Teacher—That's right; Nome. Good
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Another way to make home .happy
is to say nothing about the spots that
get on the table -cloth.' - They' will al-
ways wash out, while the memory of
unkind words sometimes -won't.
Crawford—So you can't understand
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Crab Aaw—l`.,o, it's _a -mystery', to
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Mr; Wise. My• wife's •first, hus-
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Plumber (arrivin"g late)— Well,
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Nappy ' Husband— Not so' bad,
while we were waiting. for you. I
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Wife (trying on new fall hats) —
-
Do you like this one turned down?, ; -
Hubby—How. much is it?
Wife=Twelve dollars.
Hubby—Yee, turn it down. j
•t
There is a disposition for the man
-
who works in the mase today, to�
"
prize equality in income above every -1
thing else. It can be had, all right. ,
But it always winds up with equality
with those who have the least, rather,
than with those• who have a bit more.
Wife—John, is it true that money!
'-talks ?
Husband—So they any, dear. i
Wife—Well, I wish you'd leave me' -'
a little to talk - to during the day. i
get so lonely.
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Passengers making air journeys in
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- -
buffets In the • flying -boats, snablo
meals to. be. served up in the air
c which are In every way the equal
-
of those supplied in ,Asst ehaa
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"
Travellers who made flights on the.
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ment in terms of keen -appreciation
-
on the progress in airway comfort
which has been achieved in the past
18 years. Pioneer air passengers,'
after driving out to draughty sheds,'
-*„
embarked in small, noisy machines in
which there were no catering facilir
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Today, modern airports have eom-
md&ous ticket -offices, waiting -rooms,,
restaurants, and hotels; while up in
the air,' seated in spacious luxurious-
j
ly-equipped_ saloons which are scien-
tifically heated, ventilated, and
silenced, passengers have only to
press a bell at their elbows in order
to summon a white -coated steward
and have- placed -at their disposal all
the resources of, a highly -organized
catering service.
Roosevelt Talk Banned
0 In Central America
-
COLON, Panama—President F. D.
Roosevelt's- criticism of dictators' in
his Constitution Day. speech has met
with 'no - response' from tropical
fuehrers in Central America and it •
is unlikely that their subjects„ will
bear•of-the speech -because Govern-
ment censorship does not permit its
jA
publication. Lately in El Salvador
and rieighborin'g 'republics, except
Costa Rica, editorials favor the die-'
'
taiorial form of government .as
absurd and nonexistent. The only
defence of democracy has been made
by' the Diario de' Hoy of San, Salva-
dor and that incurred the wrath of
l
the Fascist Criterio, which calls I`
democratic government and its press
Communistic.
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— TWW 8.25, Lewis Jones, ditto, 4.00, W We wish to thank our friends and Chrysler- Plymouth `
�l,qb pen jrear; i1.b0 paid la ad•anos P. Jones labor con 8 and, 9 etc., neigbfwrs for their kind expressions
H„b,criRtions to the united stat.a 243.00, 'v. Jamieson., shovel gravel, of sympathy and assistance in our Brock Road Caravel =Dealer
ander _�� advsne>� 1..00- L. Lye, repairs, 4.70, Chas, recent bereavement, Slso for the •
_ Cooper, wheelbarrow, grease and re- many floral tributes. Pit GUOD:L3SED CARS
pairs, 18.68, FCed Hill, cut weeds, Morley Sleep, and .Son, Howard GOODYE.�R TIRES
JOHN MURKAR, Proorietcr, 2.00, Harry Dloore, ditto 2.o0;Fred r Crushed Pit Run wILLARD BATTERIES
Riddle, ditto, :3.73; H. Malcolm, dit- * Gravel GENERAL. BLACKSMITHING
PICKERING, CQURCIL. to, 6. 15; R. Johnston, ditto, 3.75. BrC0k11� JS tior Farmers SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS
Committee on Relief paid the fol -
The To-,NCouncil met on f lowing for supplies or services: Roy `' Saud and' C�r.�deCl Give us a tris; on a New or s Used Cat
Morrish, •1'2.00 Bruu�rhaln Su 1 'ASSaciatiian 24 Hours Towing Service
Monday, with all'men+-)ers present. I l'p y' - , Stone
Mr. Fenney, of Cherrywood. was 3.00, Pickeri'n; Dairy, :3.00, Eaton Cordon . J. Law i
- 'heard re drainage -work on•his side- , Co. Ltd., 39.00; XI. S. .C'•hapniari, The Junior Farmers will meet in Delivered or'Lojided la, 'Pit 'J
15.117, W. Sadler, 10.00
road. ;. Brooklin Town Hall on Thursday. Phone 2908
Approval of the De artment was Committee an Contingencies paid PHONE: Plant, Pick 1026
pp p I October 7th, at 8,15 p. M. PIVKERING, ONTARIO
reeeised re the purchase of approx- the following: 1). i . Beaton, salary, Toronto office Howard 6471
i Lately seven and one-half acres 125.00, Wm. Chester, 25.00; G: L. All young men and - young women JOHN BOURNE &SON
_ of land from Dr. N. "E. McEwen, Middleton, relief expenses, 3.80, W. of Ontario County are cordially �
adjoining the present township gray- Cro Wi, grant for .Plowing• Assoc., invited to attend. i
el _pit south of the 5th concession. 25.00 Adam Spears, ' salary, ani
- bonus on do etc. -181.7:1,. Speakers from Toronto will beR(•� ''K
Ona vot ' taken, Ree- �e R . C . Ree- +`��•++
isor, Deputy -Reeve, R. E. Mowbray I Co►nxnittee. on Damages to Sheep present to address the meeting, THEATRE
And Councillor Wm. Reesor, voted ,Paid the following: Gerald Har:bron, also a member of the Institute
for - the purchase, Councillors, G. L. 1 aged purebred ewe injured, 4.00, -
Geo Taylor, y Branch to organize a Girls'a Clvb. �TgMr$y �B Best that
'Middleton and W : • H. Down against. � Y , 2 three-year old ewes -
- The motion was carried and this. Injured, 10.00 W- C. Willson, ins- mid sniffs' am om
purchase at a cost of $1,000 will be petting same, 4.30.
Intade. The forrr}er purchase of the Committee on Power and Light, gig Roo#All Seats Saturday and Holiday Even- tea+ s,
- adjoining property -at $800 has now paid the following: Greenwooel, lights _ ings, i0 cents .4 X
netted 25,000 yards of gravel, and 30.33. Slate; " Tile and Gravel Roofing. A.rfto
FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
the cost of ,producing and placing on Dnabarton spAhalt Shingles, Roll RooOng. October 8 and 4 O� 11111
the roads shows these purchases to - 1-ply,i1.25 per rtll. Roof Coating.
be one of the best cost -lowering 65c, per gallon. Last Show Fri, at9..00; Sat, st 9.30
Anniversary Services in rhe Unit -
moves ever made in this township, ed Church on Sunday next, morning Also chimneys rebuilt rnd repaired. Saturday Matinee at 1.30
Severs] thousand dollars now, having ,and evening. Rev Laidlaw, will con- Saturday Evening Show starts at 6 30
been saved.duJACK RE 1 D
.- • - Plans for the Brougham street- ct the service in the morning ass-
fisted by. Centennial Choir;, and in DANBA RTON - "The "The Last Train "Harry dull
lighting contract ' are • now about the evening Rev Martin Jenkinson,
Complete. of.. the United Church Pickering, will - - from Madrid" Builder and Contractor
South-Oatario Plowing Associat- have charge ;and' will be assisted by
Son were made -the usual .grant of I Brickwork and Stonework
the choir of his church • A Chicken E. R Woodward with
;25 Supper and Concert will be given • • --
Green River citizens presented •a on the following Tuesday evening. DOROTHY LAMOUR - g Spealalty
petition asking foe sidewalks in that, Admission. 50 and 25 cents. OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES LE.W AYRES Architect's Service
village.OMpI„ETE AID FRESH GILBER7 ROLAND _
The Committee on Roads, and Br- c _ KAREN MORLEY Re��
idg'es paid the following: Sawyer- Asphalt Roofing 4T ALL TIMES THIS CROWN INNS
Massey _Ltd., sprocket for crusbei, =
Also Qoaebank Rd. and Kingston Rd.
:�t.97, W. Kenn�@dy and sons, jaws Get oar prides on As— Try our sgeeisl Blend of Co#fe �(� only Feature length Picture in �� Phone Fisk 56S
"tor crusher, 90.02, W. Petty, weld- Specially +packed for as, 33c. Ib.' TECHNICOLOK of
Ing, 19,95. Can. Oil Co., gasoline, phslt Roofing. We ban• _
94.50, b. Shay,, gasoline, 168.21, die all ,styles mannfac Our Tres+h and Cured Meats are "The Coronation"
Ray Ward, salary and repairs etc., tared l� Clio Toronto kept wholesome by Electric Refrig-
- .''157.17,. F. Hodgson, cut weeds, 5._ p eration. nQ�
00, W. Connor, cut •xeeds, 12.25, F. II Asphalt Roofing Co, MONDAY, TUESDAY, 'WEDN`SDAY � �' � YOU'
Byers ditto 2:00, A. Hastings, oper• I Mount Lenni'L. C11t. � oak weekly sales bulletin for '
- gtfng erushPr, C,3.,?S, F. Carter_ haul SPECIALS October 11. 12 and l3
gravel 149.00, L. White, ditto, 50. ,;. PICKERINGI •:•:,-Two Shows' at 7 and 9 We do Buildhig of all kindly
75, A. Lee, ditto, 52.75, J. Haugh- _ BRSJi1GHAM, ONT i Holiday Matinee. -Monday at 2 o'clock ;f
` . `ie, s el ¢r•ave-raveNorton, Phone -Pick 502 CARPENTERING. _
16.09. �rl-ilson, ditto, 2.00, Wal- LUMBER YARD —
"We Have our cE1lEhTIN13
ter -Hardy', ditto, -32.2x, -Robe: -Raw- Y 13 U\ E 3�Ini _ _ _ ti G
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THE THREE
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MAX TERHUNE _
Dunharton Anniversary Serviced an
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Sunday a1►d Tuesday nett. .
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There is an unwritten law in the theatrical profession.. Regardless of what
happens—"Che stow must go en:" in thousands of theatres throughout ~
ad'h'
' Ontario this same traditional rule still applies, but in a diff erent way.
Today, ' `the show must go ort —with Hydro.
` The "Talkies" and Hydro, bring to the cities and the small towns alike, ahs ' Shlp your Dream to IIs
best the theatre offers in drama, music, comedy, while travelogues and e Are are now paying these. prices
- r►ews-reels bring a new form .of education.
` Hydro also makes it possible to enjoy odor theatre night right through thele
ecial
in and cooling s terns which
id o air condition g ys
• hottest se
Asda with thea f g
the majority of theatres now provide.
'This.sesme Hydro service that is essential for the "Talkies" is also necessciry
or ni ht baseball, tennis, lawn bowling and otter forms of night entertain- • a
g
anent and sport, which electricity now makes it possible to enjoy to a much
greater degree.
Thus in the realm of entertainment and sport—as in so many other phases
'First
of activity—Hydro—your Hydro—makes an essential contribution to a
better, happier, Healthier livelihood for the people of the Province of Ontario .. . •
-with its low-cost power. - _
:That success of Hydro in being able o lower power costs in the past two yeears
in the face] of a general increase in tie price of practically everything we use, $IITTERFAT
As! a noteworthy achievement. Its continuous efforts to lower these power •
costs still further, Arid extend the--ben-efits which accrue throughout the' F0� CREAK PICKED UP BY OUR TRUCK ~`
''Province of Ontario, is a matter in which you should be vitally interested.
t for—delivery
_ - • - - We pay. extra'.
r• -. Write •charges collector
uN
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CI TI ZENS
HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER
COMMISS
ION , ; WHITBY, ONT.
PHONE 52
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'Min Zorn Gee, of Greenwood ad-
dressed the Y. P. U. of the United'
`Church here on Monday evening.
Mrs. Benjamin Stewart left for
-fier home in Baltimore on Tuesday,
after spending •a %-eek at the manse
` bere .
Many from here( both parties)
were in Dshawa on Tuesday after-
7toon and evening to be able to Rear
,the final rounds before the election.
The choir of the Baptist Church
have been requested to repeat so e
of their anniversary music at their
Thanksgiving Service on Sunday
next. _
Born, at the Brierbush 7 Hospital,
Stouffville, on Thursday, - Septem-
ber 30th 1937, to Mr. and Mrs..
Robert Bone, R. R. 2, Claremont, a
daughter.
Rev. J. E. Plover ,Allan Tomlin-
son and Don Middleton attended the
Young Men's Conference at Port
Perry on Saturday afternoon and
". evening last.
Miss Janet Young, of Claremont,
passed away at the home of her
niece, Mrs. S. H. Foote, in Stouff-
`rr Vale, on Tuesday of this week, af-
ter an illness of some months.
Mr. and Mrs. John H.. Caster,
and daughter, of Toronto, were in
Claremont last Friilay, the 24th, to
telebrateL the birthady of the form-
-" er's father, To4xias Caster.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Birkett have
'fbeen in' Kinmount for several days
'during the past week. There were
just a few more fish in that lake
back there, that they hadn't time to
,get on the last trip,
Mrs. M. J. White, of Brooklin,
.will address the W. M. S. and the
C. G. 1. T. on Sunday evening in
the United Church here: The C. G.
.1. T. will re -affiliate with the W.
:M. S. Thanksgiving service in the
morning, to which al l are invited .
a. The C, G. I. T. met on Tuesday
eveninngg of last week at the manse,
for reorganization, and the . follow-
" ing officers were elected: President,
_ Miss Frances Loyst; Secretary, Miss
Alma - Redshaw, Treasurer, Miss
Mildred Loyst, Pianist, Miss Helen
Glover. Plans for the year'swork
were also completed at this meeting.
As previously advertised, this
community- and district have under-
taken to load a'car of provisions,
fresh fruit, vegetables, canned fruit, i
-etc {itv-c lnthinff 1, to be shipped to .
Clayton Sack,:, There t ey are in
great need, of this fnrm of. supplies.
The car will be loaded at •the C. P.
siding at North Claremont, gn
Tuesday and Iy Anesciay next,
of the Each
villages will collect by truck
-
from the donors. If you can con-
tribute, please advise any one o•f
the following, %%-.ho . will have your
ico
ntribution calld for; Rev..Aue•-.
-ustine, Iiev. Gl''0Ver. Nlessrs Ralph
'Wellman, James ,Coates, Barkis Rro-
sor; B. Jamieson, W, R. Evans,
i ]David Greg, -.James Wilton or Los.
� e .
At Claremont
Ernest C. Fetzer
20 years experience'
STANLEY THEATRE
STOUFFVLLLE
.-Phone 100
.Showing
Week Nights -8.15, Standard Time
Sat. & Holidays -2 Shows, 7' and 9 P. in.
` THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Oct. 7, 8 and 9 -
"Silent Barriers"
Starring
RICHARD ARLEN
-';.Short]Snbjeets
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN SDAY
October. 11 '1`L and 13 i
"Lost Horizon" ,
Starring
RONALD COLMAN
Comedy Sbort Subjects
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
October 14. 15 and 16
"Two in -;a Crowd"
Starring j
JOAN BENNETT
JOEL McCREA
,ALISON SKIPWORTH
Gordon D. Conant l ' . SALE RDGISTER Dnnbartwt Anniver.ary Services L. E-O'N`FI LL
_ United Church, Sunday and Tuesday E.
Elected October, 10th & 12th FUNERAL DIRECTOR ANDI
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12th-+Auc- Fowl Supper and Concert Tuesday _ EMBALMER
tion sale of farm stook, imple- Night. Adm. j50 and 25 cents. Suceeesor to W. J. Rather, i
ments and furniture, property of Elsie McLuhan and The Lennie
Wm. Sadler, lot b, tori. 6, Picker- Sisters in Character Sketches and--
Stoult•ville
ing Twp. Sale at 1 sharp. No re- Violin and Piano Night and Day Service
serve. See , bills. Wm. naw, aue-
Bueioess Phones Residence Phone'
tioneer. 2•- 98l)1
, � > Notice t0 CrTdltO(ft 9820 _ ..
: THURSDAM, OCT. 14th -Auction '
sale of farm stock, implements, In, the Estate of Fr c ostill, Fer. Prompt and Efficient
hay, grain, furniture etc., the late of the Township Pickering,
property of J. S. Hedge, lot 14 in the County of Ont met, RADIO SERVICE
con. 6, Pickering, half mile north Deceased. Phone Clare. 518
of No. 7 Highway. N eserve.
,40 -harp. g Paul 'Wilson
Terms cash. Sale at I2. ALL PERSONS having claims a-
,. See bills. A, S. Farmer,, augtion- gainst the Estate of Frederick Pos- -
eei'• till, late of the Township of Picker-' Balsam .t
ing, in the County of Ontario, Farm- :
et, deceased, who died on or. about Fuily Equipped --Satisfaction Guar• x'
'
Notice. to Creditors the 25th day of May, 1937, are here- anteed-Reasonable Rates
f: >; by notified to send in to the under-
Radioss nod on or before the 5th da o . - Tubes - Batteries
I R. S. O. 1527, Ca 150, Sec 51 y Tubes tested Free f
R November, 193?, -full particulars of
their claims.
I ESTATE of Wilfred Badgerow, Lab- Irnsnediately after the said last -
Pickering Township Results Only *ter, Deceased. mentioned date, the assets of the es -
c o Lp o ALL PERSON'S haulm claims a- tate will be distributed amongst iLhe HOTTER '
s ; 1 a. �'' g parties entitled thereto, having re-
d $ gainst the Estate o! Wilfred W.
,. Bard only to claims of which the
e� Badgerow, late of the Township of
Pickering in the Countq"of Ontario, undersigned shall• then have notice. r
1 133 67 2 0 Labourer, deceased, who died on or DATED at Toronto, this 1st day of
2 259. 145 lb 0 about the. 22nd day of August 1937, October, 1'937.
are hereby no to file with the
3 123 99 16 0 on ie for the Ninth Violet May Postill, Green River, • • lea
undersigned, before 4 82 89 8 1 eased will be distrR► uted among those Ont; Thomas Winfield PostilL Green
5 94 116 10 . 2 entitled thereto, having regard only River, Ont; Clifford Lorne .Postill, 1/Il� lCl�
6 63 19 6 0 to claims so filed. Green River, Ont Executors; by F
160 119 ? 0 their Solicitors:
8 134 95 5 1 DATED at Oshawa, the Seventeenth ,
9 81 65 7 0 day o! September, 1937. Beaton, Bell and Ross. , � In simple but rich de- r
10 201 143 9' 1 - _ W. :E- Ni. Sinclair, H., C. 372 Bay Str , Toronto. sign we can furnish
11 89 50 0 0 Bank of Montreal Building.
Oshawa. Ont. memorials that wilt
Duple Leaf Mutual FL' a please from every
standpoint. In dignity
of appearance our
ATTLNTION�t FAMERS III3uTaflC� Co. work will stand out
W A t T AN1JS�1 INS. 00.through the' ages.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK "+�'Na Greater Tribute
Gieap Rates for, Farm sad Cawfrs N. W. STAFFORD
Summary of the Riding �e are prepared to repair oars. Bulmift" . gighway' Monumental
Gordon Conant, Liberal) - 8,730 tracks, tractors and all farm
WbIdatore Iasaraaee oa )ialldlttt� Works '
Dr. Grant L. Bird, (Con. j 7,070 Machinery, whea'1 rebuilt and •lediiids, 900 sic. Ph. •462 Wbitby Ont, r
F. til. Dafne. (C. C. F.) . 838. tire
setttnrnl of awood-work ane 4 Kin E. G. Furst, (Soc.-lab.) �6I I k1t1t1Et - Automobile tmareen gra Road West
AN Rinds
Plane your order now tot __writs or P1hws A�
Your wood working and turning.BOWMAN & R4�E
F'h,m'p or Cill _
A• H. ROWE Wd1rHif 0 T
x .Eyes- Madeline,
-' irotic Road Stareand Btacksmrth Shop (�
And -- tsitccessar io W. H. ,lacicson) 1� a, r m M c l ri sJ e r y
_. :;Beauty
Vision - - -
F,
The Economy z� have used and rebuilt tract- Salon
ors, from Q50 up. 1 (:oodison thresh _ . -
Store Wing machine.' Blectric tnntors. Elec- HAIR CUTTING,
C. K. Td.x llpt. Eyesight Specialise tric washing -machines. Electric rad- S k-.4Pt)Oi\(�,
Di:•ney Building, (Opp.. P. U.) , ion Every style of, plow Kid
ushawa. Ont. Phone 1516 gangs. F [ NG (✓ 1t I NG
ttlaremont 1 \o. 4 M. H. 3 bottom dice tract -
I nearly n u h if NIARCELLI:�G
Hyperopia, fi or plow. ew, s a Speed3lize- Hot Oil Treatment
oabout
hortenin.g. 2 lbs. for 2:5c. price, 1 iBissell tractor, di.,c•harrow,
(fa. ightedness,. Peau, new pack.. 3 tins for 25c. 'Some Rood'. used farm wagons. 1 ani Permanent Wave
-Corn, :3 tins 25c. 1L -H. Corn cultivator. $15 3 Extra Reasonable Prio F
The eve shnu.d. not be called up"I Our Mother's Cocoa, 2 lb. tin 25c. good twain grinders. Used tractors N1RS. M. MUNDELL
,to operate, ander• iertion, for any Dolly or Royal fork Tea; 7-.2 lb. tic, and walking -plows. Phgne !WK. - .;LARF,%IONT, i
great length of •time. When a strain ; Kellog or (quaker Corn Flakes..3 tic.
of this nature• i. manifest the head- ! Jelly Powder., 5 ink". 25c. «'• F• DI`�N EY, �(irQeTlvtootl '
ache accompanying it may 1'e rntic-.i Pork and Beans, 2 l�;e tins 25c. PHovg Ptcrc'2.•334 41 E ;LAND SURVEYOR
ed in the ,temples and may. extend. Lemon, Orange & Grapefruit
and,,$ecome-very noticeable in the Marmalade, 32 in. jar for 25e- i
back of the head and neck. These Tomato Juice, , tins for 25c.6 :LET US FILL ROUR.FALL. AND F. J. DO\Ei•AN B. A., B. 3c., Q
headaches are symptoms which your O g Laundry Soap, 9 bars for 25c. WINTER.:tiECESSITIES L. S. On file are the records of nor•
refractionist • will discover under his Lowest. Prices on Heaters, 'Defrost- veyors Gibson and _ Yaraold,' >fAf
.examination, are caused by one or King East, Oshawa. Ph-ne 198E
Phone or Mail Orders Delivered ers and All Lines of Accessories
more troubles. The .,simple visual Promptly HARTT BATTERIES
error, the muscular imbalance pec- CASH GROCER $.9.8K�TS
uliar to the case or perhaps the Phone Clare. 3701 FIRESTONE TIRES -
eyeache or deep-seated' headache, `.'. SPECIAL All sizes of. Berry Bgxep, ,
d'ue to glare. Eye fatigue, no mat= - Crates
ter what may be the cause would ' •BROOKS 25-40.-60 Watt Light Bulbs 6qt, and 11 qt, Baskets, Bushel
not exist if. you had sufficient res- I --2 for 28 c. Hampers, sold at Hagertnan's Bas•
erve power to overcome it. , .:� l " ket Factory, one mile north of the
Green River Sehool,• off No. 7'
ALF'S PLACE. Highway. 4
•CLAREM1 0 `T; 'ONT. Get our prices before buying else• .-RADIO "ALES
phone 3201whereWe -
_ ne Mark 604 deliver.42-2 -
Cnd - - _ _
1�
: � Re King's 14g a-6
.''Authorized =Dealer for` "General
SAFE • DIRECT • ECONOMICAL
LEAVk PICI:E'RIi G
• (Eastern Standard Time)
Electric, ' Victor ' and Stewart For Toronto For Oshawa
and intermediate points and intermediate points
1(1t arner A. M. P. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. P. M.
a 7.09. c12.54 6.54 _ •.. ;a 8.31 2..31 a 8.31
-Complete stock of new Radios on a 7.14 1.5e e 7.54 9.38 c 3.31 9.31 i
8.54 a 2.54 8.54 11.01 4.31 a 10.31
10.24 3 . b4 e 9 , 54 ,' P. M. a 5.31 11,.31 st
.'hand at all times. '
_ 11.54 a 4.64 10.54 12.31 6.31 :A. M.
e 5.54 bil 44 c 1.31 7.31 12.31 t
' ee my stock of used radios' batt.
'
a�-Daily except Suit. and Hol. b- Sunday and Hol, only.'
o --Sat. only., a -Sat.; Sun., and Hol. only.
_pry operated and electric. -
.ATTR.ACTIVE RATES
• • ` ti For Thrilling 3 -Day Visits
You will be interested in the new
IN. YORK - BOSTON - WASH NGTON
batte , Stewart•Warner. MONTREAL -ATLANTIC CITY v
Tickets and Information 12
R. F. COOPER, Claremont r EASTERN aovslhrPlr,.*m �«
GRADUATE RADIO COLLEGE OF CANADA
Gigantic Telephone 1I
r every —7 --Hoax Is Pulled
u ea fo Taste'
Mystery Woman Sought When
Prolces&ion of Coo& Sent to
Horse of Bank Director ..... . ....... .. ........ . .
A mystery woman Is being sought.
In connection with a big telephone
&kLAD :_ , the victim
hoax in London, England
Goa
of which is Colonel Sir Albert Stern,
a director of the Midland Bank.
Th6 hoax started with the arrival
at Sir Albert's home, Barham Court,
LegLon, near Maidstone, of a succes.
sion of motor -vans. of bolls. A 'phone message had stated Berlin school children have starte4
first van had - milsef Of cut that the house was on fire. kitchen -to -kitchen
The a on their second
But it was just another hoax.
flowers, the second a consignment of bone collecting campaign. This is to
;N . :I ng ca
Ie stoves, the third 3 cwt. of 9170-
S electric y to be independent and
help Gcr�man
04
EATH ON T cerics.
& Theo came one with a shoW.er and Parisian Women give her glue and fertilizer base.
AS
another With a load of coal.
4 were told Given Passports
IAMOND The bewildered drivers
04 ordered. So
By C01 is—( *�_ that no goods had been, 0
RTLAND FITZ51MMONS( - , 0 - - -_ . . —, : - -.– .. a
0 ba�k they went again. locomo- Have That "WelIT Tailored"
—The right of
and Fire Brigade PARIS. Look in Debonair
Limousines gr
tion," which was anted
. ...... ...... ended on e,
Constitution
peace had'im sooner descended to French men by the Sh P. twaister,
Blues Baltimore Pike on foot.until you come the house when two large limousines . —exactly 146 years later
opens Pop Clark's New York the road. of 1791, has.
Burke being to.a sedan bn. the edge of arrived, the chauffeurs explaining that
are a 200 to 1 shot, Terry - pen —been granted .to French women.
the only sports writer to give them a The curtains will be , drawn. 0 they had been ordered to take a party
er By a regulation made in 1828, it
nnant. As the sched. the door on the left-hand side and
chance at the pe girl of people for a.drive. was decided that passports might not
followed,
your A check-up t every or•
ole Is played .out the stare of the get in. if you are I p revealed that 'phone be issued to the married women of
will go where Pietro has gone. Get der had been given over the - 7,
team* opposing the Blues are singled giv- France without consent of their hus
play- that?" by a woman with a cultured voice
out for spectacular death on the as frantic. "Wait a min- Ing the name of Stern. bands and the regulation was con-
hig field by shooting or mysterious Terry w firmed. by the Prefect of Police in
put out of commis, ate!" be said, and then he repeated Finally, the Maidstone fire brigade
poisoning, or are Whitper, Phil- the Instructions. There was a click dashed up to.the court with a clanging moved.
sion by serious Injury at through the ' on the other end of the wire; it went V
adelphla pitcher, Is shot
heart: four Boston players are sent dead.
40 A - he raced thiough the lobby, he I
to the hospital by the wrecking 0
'Dirkin, Chicago's star bat, cursed himself for telling Kelly to
their taxi; bodyguard. ter, Is polsonesi, and Pietro, Chicago Now be
.ra,
hicago discontinue his
bat bay disappears; I scatter, St. Louis was in a mess. Alice --what had theytea,_
to her? He was probably o Hint's
being
pitching ace, is poisoned; Rawlins, done el. He jumped Into
.1 - H me
Chicago manager, Is hanged In the watched at the hot
hotel room adjoining his own. When & cab, and egrefuUy instructed the
Penny, Detroit's star pitcher, . refuses driver; He had a -gun. Kelly bad in- By LAM KNIGHT
to play against the sisted that he carry one, ' but they
Blues. baseball's m the first
Czar calls a meeting of club owners. would probably frisk bi
Terry Burke has had beats an most thing. Should be put up & fight when THANKSGIVING FEAST scason with melted butter, sa.t, and
--Of those sensational murders. for the he got Into the cab or just do as he THE
first sus. was told? He couldn't risk harm to thanksgiving and homecoming! pepper. Add hot milk and wbip,un
Star and Detective Kelly at til fluffy. Pile mixture into "Oto
cts both him and Lairy Doyle. the Ance- No- wonder they bad -jeen so They... seem synonymous, don't they? shells and bake in hot oven (450 Deg. - -
Bluos" ro"is shortstop. Clark *ends quiet! They had been watching .their Sons and daughters bringing their
get at him her. F.) 5 to,8 minutes or until browned.
through
Larry to Newark but he Is soon sold chance to friends home from boarding schools 'Stuffed potatoes are a wise choice for
then to Washington. 'Wen!
Boston and --Tbs-suddeu-stopplug�.of the calb in. and colleges for the holiday week a large 'dinner, because they can be
ter 801F
At Clark's suggo'Mon, the ow. end, nature radian - in -her sati,111110 61 time and simply
Terry to help them uncover the mur- terrupted his thoughts. It was epared: ahead
scattered colors, and radiant faces around your pr
Just a few Bcstt day
der gang and, he agrees. Larry Is In dreary spot. family tablel Make this a real bested in time. for dinner.
love with France i Clark, Pop's pretty houses, nothing else. He paid the your family and serve The Cranberry Mould will be a de-,
daughter, and Terry with Alice An- driver and started an down the, road. in the life of lightful change from ord�inairy cram -
draws. Big Boy Planer, Cleveland's When It was too late, he cursed him. a meal, the memory of which will. berry. sauce. It's new, delicious and
He could have last tin next yeart, that loyely to look at.
Is poisoned and In- self for being a tool.
all around star, 'ask for Larry at Her' is a suggested menu t
driver to e
Itatod, but lives. Terry outlines told the Cranberry Mould
the hotel and tell him where -he had from cocktail to fl v e Jell
his plans to Kelly, who has become covers everything I package lemon a or d Y
crucial series It was too late now. The it can be the basis on which'
his friend, before the cruc. left him. nuts. wderp celery, finely
-between the Blues. and Washington. section became even more thinly set- to plan - your Thanksgiving dinner, po -cut
Larry '
Terry fears Laris marked for death. tied, Terry . saw a car parked on the with whatever changes and additions cu
I cup thick cranberry sauce,
side: of the road-. An he drew nearer, suit your own particular f&TAily- sweetened
Bieck at the hotel he called Larry's he saw that the, curtains were down. Grapefruit Juice
room and` received no answer. Then Would ap cups warm water
Alice 'be In there? He Celery Olives' 34 cup canned crushed -pineapple.
be called Alice's room and she did proached the left-hand door, ,grasped Roast Turkey with Coconut Stufflug
red about the handle and pulled it open. The Dissolve jelly in warm- water.
not answer. Terry wandered and Giblet Gravy
'the hbtel lobby worried and uneasy. inside of the car was shadowy. He Stuffed Potatoes Buttered White Chill. When slightly thickened, add
out for a and closed the door. It Onions celery, pineapple, and the cranberry.,.
.-Perhapi Alice had gone stepped In
-walk. He sat down facing the door. was empty. The driver's seat was Green I String I ng Beans sauce. Turn into mould. Chill until
He had plenty of time to think. Por separated from the tonneau by firm,
glass partition CmnberryL Mould The Russian dressing for the salad
'weeks he had been �afraid of what and a curtain was
to him, and now when pulled down over the glass. Head Lettuce with Russian Dressing is made by combining -
might happen Pumpkin Pie
ages, a- can pull- '
..-.'..be had -done everything possible to After what seemed : . C Raisins 1 tablespoon chili sauce
er nothing. happened. Had ed up beside him and a man climbed Nuts .,offee 'A teaspoon vinegar
.-.-.-AuvIte disaster
whey ant -thought him this time? Or into the front seat. Someone opened There -are a few points to remem- 1 cup mayonnaise
..,
did they think he knew nothing, but the right-hand' door and- looked in• ber when purchasing your turkey 'A teaspoon paprika
the threads he had gathered together The man ''wore a mask. Cars were and here are some that—mayhelp. A 1 tablespoon pimiento, cbopped.
made It 'seem •highly probably., that scurrying by in either direction. The 10 -pound. turkey will serve six to finely.
he was on the right track. There was,. motor hummed and the car started to eight persona generously. Get one
no other explanation possible. It it move. There was something• sickishly that is well padded with fat and make s Pumpkin Pie
wasn't Tony Murillo, as he had be- sweet in the back of the car. He be sure that the breast bone is pliable lei cups 'coconut, premium shred
lieved all along; then it bad to be a gan to 'feel drow's'y. by moving tile end of the bone 2 cups cooked mashed pumpkin
--group of individuals who had- first- When Terry wakened he blinked farthest from the head, from side to I cup sugar
n at their hte.
.:band baseball information his eyes open and stared about side. Another 'point to remember is teaspoon mace
finger-tips. put why did Murano bet He was on a broken-down, dilapidat- that the legs of a. ,young turkey are teaspoon cinnamon
so much on the Blues to win? Where of an old %
ed couch and'his hands were tied. In
was Alice, anyhow? ree his hands be black and smooth, those teaspoon allspice
the struggle to f bird, greyish and scaly. 3 tablespoons melted butter
"Call for 'Mr. Burke! Call f6r Mr.. 'roused himself ' thoroughly, 'Where
9 After yoix have washed, singed and 3-- eggs, -slightly beaten
.113urke!"- was Alice? What had happened to the turkey, stijff it, and then 2 cups milk, scalded.
Terry jumped to his feet.and ititen, room I
-him.?., What tiara was At? The in drawn
Fepted the bell boy. was dark. He tried to owing himself truss and tie it. Place on back on 'a Line.a 9 -inch• pie plate with pastry,
It was a 'phone call and Terry her- into a sitting position and found his trivet in a roasting pan, and rub the rolled to 1-8 inch thickness. Combine
vied to, the booth. A voice said. legs, too, were I bound. He cursed entire outside surface with salt. Baste ingredients in order given and mix
"Burke, if you want to see your girl then, freely and long. . frequently during the roasting. It thoroughly. Pour, into pie shell. Bake
voice Pitifully there is .not enough fat in the pan for in hot oven (450 Deg. F.) 20 minutes,
again, you will do as you are told." "Are you awake?" - A vo
Terry gasped; the voice went on: . plaintive came to him out of the dark- basting, use 'a mixture of 24 cup of then decrease heat to moderate (350
"Take a: cab an(? go 'to the . outskirts -ness. ' . I 'I butter melted in two-thirds cup boil- Deg. F.) and bake' 30 minute- longer.
of the 'city on the Baltimore Pike. lYes7 ing %vater. After this is gone, use
the cab at the 'city limit "It's been '"n"g, time.. 1. Who fat in •pan.. Turn turkey frequently,
Dismiss are
turned
and wait until the cab has you"" Terry heard a shuffling move -that it may brown evenly. Turkey
back and gone. Proceed along, the
ment coming toward him. "I was should be roasted at 350 Deg. F., for
afraid you were dead." the whinle period, allowing 20 minutes
For, a inoment an icy chill ran down to COULD HARD tllc,poi�llll.
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his back. "Who are -you?"
Te
Ly ed, and his voice cracklittly ask -
e. -.Coconut Stuffing
I'm Pietro." 2 bouillon cubes' (chicken flavor)
CLOSE
"What?", Terry was astounded . cup soft, brea'd,crumbs
HANDS. I've been here a long time," A tablespoons' celery, finely cut;
Had Rheumatism and Neuritis "Shut up here all the time?" Terry '(or 1/4 teaspoon celery salt)
asked. 1 1z tablespoons parsley, finely cut a
.1 tvff�wrid severely "Yes, ever since the day,when they '2A
1-S teaspoon salt
from Rheumatism and cold me my aunt had been run over_
Neuritis," writes Mr. by a truck. Why are they keqping we 1 cLp milk, scalded. remium shred
W. J. Tracy of TToronto.2 cups coconut, p
"I coL._Id hardly walk here?" 14 tpaspoon-, sage
upstairs or doze MY'' "Who are they. I teaspoon scraped onion
hods, After taking Fruitatives four days "I don't know." 1 egg, slightly bed
'the swelling left my hands and knees. I 'Put you would know them I . f you
could climb stairs and ladder. I advise any saw tbcm again?" 2 tablespdons melted butter.
ng as I did to take Fra -a- Dissolve bouillon cubes in hot milk.
Peron sufferi "Yes. "
his Combine with !�2maining ingredients,
relief."
m lives. They give quick Try t,Yoll pool kid! Come here
e, herb and Ionic Prescription
real fruit juk CONTINUED) 'mixing lightly.- Pack stuffing in
!tit-
dilul doctor. If you suffer, (TO BE
of a famous cam loosel�, -It expands while cooking.
too. 25e. R1
they might dew up your case P. U
This stuffing can also. be used for
sell %c. No -,vb~o,. At druggists,
Stench boni Us exploded simultan&u duck, 'goose, pork,, veal or chicken.
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LESSON U. are the beloved of Goal. `And kept,
THE CHRISTIAN 7'., for Jesus Christ."— The word here _
AN GOD'S KEEPING translated "kept" occurs five times in
(Psalm 121; Book of Jude) , this single chapter—here, twice in V. - —
PRINTED TEXT—Jude 1-4, 17-25. 6 once in v, 13, where it is 'trans- BY HELEN WEL$HFIV4ErR
:GOLDEN' TEXT—Keep yourselves in lated "reserved," and a final time in;- = o„
the love of God, loo \Ve
he word expresses watchful thank Thee, God, for shaded _lamps at evening,
mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ care and is suggestive of present pos- For crusted loaves and firelight and the rata
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unto eternal life.—Jude 21. session. It is the same worl three ;5
times used' by our Lord in his won- +� 9% Whose gypsy songs make music for our dreamings,
The Lesson In Its Setting derful intercessory prayer in John 17. On dark blue nights, against a shining pane.
Time—Inasmuch as the author of Jude • is so confident of God's purpose
the 121st Psalm is not known, its to keep us that he links it insepar- For wide, green winds, and sun -bright fields of summer,
date cannot be determined. Jude ably with and makes it to be a very
Sea -light and dusk and hi h brave trees that bend
wiote his epistle about 65 A.D. part of our calling, and the fact of g ► high,
Place have no way of determ- our being loved by God. We are kept \` 'T.0 spring back straight, and rainbows after S{lOW6rSr
ining where the 121st Psalm was day by day from those things which --= / ! A11d homingpaths with laughter at their erid- -
.-written. Strange to say, we have no would harm our souls.
information of any kind that would That which alone can come be-
tell us where the epistle of Jude was tween us and God is sin. It is God We thank Thee, Clod, for seedtime. aid for harvest, a
written. - It may have been Jeru- alone who can deliver us from the 'For violets- asleep in mossy banks,
•salem; it may have been elsewhere. power .of either of these, and from The hurt we masked with gaiety undo"ted—
the weakness and wicked inclinations +
"A Song in Praise of God's Preser- of our own flesh. 4h, most of all for bravery we give thai*a:
vations," Psalm 121: This beautiful "Mercy unto you and peace and -
psalm is the trustful expression of a love be multiplied'•"— This sentence
heart rejoicing in its own safety un- is what might truly be called an. in --
der the watchful eye of Him who is vocation, so common in -all of Paul's
both the Maker of Heaven and earth epistles. ., Mercy' is the unmerited
source. "Peace" and "love" are
and the Kee er of Israel. The
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"Creator of the universe, the Keeper blissful results, whether -by love is
of the nat_on is ais_o. the Keeper of. meant. the mutual love of the readers,
the mdiv.dual. Undoubted) —the or their love God: or God`s rove tzs !� ♦ t - ( — _
characteristics of Jehovah revealed in , them, or all three. , �t'�r _ �} / .�
Trouble in the Church -
IVY
.the first two verses of this psalm are
Beloved while I was. giving all
stated to •set Jehovah in contrast, g g
with th`e dyad gods of the heatheFr diligence to write unto you of our - �:. - "
common salvation, I was constrained
nations around them, who, on the one -
hand, dill not make the heavens and to wr:te unto you exhorting you to
the earth, and, on the othri hand. 'contend earnestly for'the faith which' Probably these phrases, of which this of h's divine attributes. "In exceed- Claudette Colberts 'good huirio
.. her on .
or h
'n Th?s probably refers to the made
a host of friends f -
� was once for all delivered unto the orm as- erfect an illus- i jay p y
were corn acknowledged (at. Mmes) +s the first -f P . �
by their 'worshippers to fall asleep saints. For there are, certain men tration as can be found in all of the joy whichis God's' and the joy-ef the the Warner- lot and .everyone is -
and thus to forget their subjects. • A crept in privily, even they who were New Testament of. the words of the • Lord Jesus Christ in bringing to com- sorry, that she was ,loaned to them
God who hat createdthe universe . of old written ,of beforehand unto apostle Paul—"B•e rot overcome -of pletion their great task. J r only one picture. Orie afternoon,
has power enough to easily keep and- this condemnation. ungodly men, evil, but overcome evil with good." ;To the only God 'our Sav;our, Most everyone's nerves were shat -1
Protect individuals; no matter itow turiring, the grace of our God into The way to build ourselves up on our through Jesus Christ our, •Lord, -"be t3z many repetitions o1 a --
threatening, or how powerful adverse lasciviousness, and denying our only fait)_ is by doing the things which R o ,
e. White .she wa§' talking to,
~ Mast6r and Lord, Jes Christ.."• — Jude nota! admonishes. "Praying in b�fore..all time, and .now ' and for Charles Foyer, a dog was 'supposed'.
circumstances or external antagon-. • y . g' ,
$ams might be. A terrible situation had 'ur:sen- in the the: Holy Spirit." To pray in the everriiore. -' Amen." to ,come in carrying a shoe in its..
-From physical dangers, the Psalm- Christian Church at the, time Jude Holy Spirit is to gray is accordance-. mouth. Oter and over the scene
was -played, but the dog never° carie
"ist rises to moral dangers, assuring was writing, which was probably with •thc leading of the Holy Spirit
f those to whom he wrote that Jehovah y after ci-, `� - in at just the right moment. Finally
about 35 ears after -the ascent of who dwells in us. Conse uentl all sl ,�
the Creator,`would actually keep hts our Lord to glory, possibly A.D. 65, prayers will be characterized by holies �:, :hiss Colbert, set,ene ' and fresh" a9
or 66, Certain men 'had � stealthil mess and b s irttualit • y - ; ail April morning, sup ested that
own from all evil contamination " of y y ..P y� the director let the dog plug the
soul. come into the church,
who allowed - "Beep yourselves in the )ave o! OVIC would
she
s in
God loving -scene with .Boyer and <
God's I .omises - themselves to -become members of -the God."— It is, not, p g come- in on. all fours carrying a
This exquisite psalm is, as it were church, but who concealed both their you." But we need to keep in the �•� r
shoe in hermouth!
a condensation 'and summary of simi- heretical beliefs and their ir.•• ure life conscious enjoyment of it. We keep
lar promises of God in the' ages that from other Christians, and e; ere thus ourselves in the love of God primarilyEver since 'James CaRney tw,1I! e3'
.
:.lad gone before, as, .e.g., the words hyprocrites at the outset. They were by doing those things which please
+� out of the-Wakne'r. studio aid w nt
of God to Jacob the night he fell false both in their beliefs and in their Min. "Looking for the mercy of our � � a to work for Grand National. where .
asleep .at Bethel, iter leavin his conduct. The two go together: These Lord Jesus Christ unto eternal life." Radio i
f g _ he is as happy 'as he can be, there
th" ' h - - = — have been battles between ' the, stn --
am with -thee and will keep Thee bis readers to earnestly contend for Lord to come. back, at which time we dio and their. players. -Now Joan
wbithersoever thou goest, and will the very faith -which these men were know that mercy will prevail. At BY VIRGINIA DALII K Blonde'll is on strike. She thinks
bring thee again into this land; for denying. this time we shall come into the full she had been working too hard and
1 will not leave thee, until I have "But ye. beloved,' remember ye the apprehension of `and the full realiza- "The Prisoner .of Zenda" threat, refuses to start -on the new picture
done that which I have spoken to words which have been spoken before tion of the eternal life, which, ,as a ens to become everybody's favorite scheduled for her. , Kay Fr"cis , is
ithee of". So, hundreds of years by the apostles of- our -J.ord Jesus gift, was bestowed upon us when we picture. Girls love it because it is trying to .break her contract .
later, the Lord •said to Moses— `-Be- Christ; That they said to ' •ou,"In the accepted our Lord Jesus Christ as our tenderly romantic, boys are crazy
says that she -signed at only • be-
)sold I send an angel before thee to, last time there shall be mockers, Saviour. about it because it is a thrilling ad- cause they -pxomised to gave her the 1
)keep thee by the way, and to bring g godly "And on some have mercy, who venture story, and the old folks like ..leading role in "Tonight's Our
walking after- t�ieir .own- ' un
-)thee into the place wh'.ch I have pre-,'-lusts."—St. Jude reminds his readers are in doubt. And some • save, snatch- the pomp and circumstance -of the Night." And after all, they gave the
pared." that the apostles had often said that ing them out of. the fire ; and on' court scenes. Of course, the mere role to Claudette Colbert.
mockers would come and then pro- some have mercy with fear; hating fact of Ronald Colman s presence is i _O_
Jude, a servant of Jesus Christ, 0—
enough h to_ bring crowds to the box
and brother of James,"— There are teed to quote an apostolic document even the garment spotted by the g g Bing Crosby's absence from his
six differe t men in the New Testa- in which this saying v,as recorded in flesh."—As the Lord has been merci- off ices. He plays -a dual role and . radio` program still leaves a. big gap
a articular shape.. ful toward- us so should we'be merci• the only complaint is that Madeline in Thursday night's entertainment, . - t
msent who bear the name of Jude or P ' Carroll does not play two parts too. y g
Judas. The author of this epistle of "These are the who make,se ara-' ful toward others, and especially but at last there. is a new picture
P y p P y She is probably, the. most utte:dy �11 his to be seen and heard while
bre chapter was a brother o! James tions:' It was characteristic of the must this be observed as we deal with charmi heroine of the ear --any
who wrote: an a istle and, copse- false teachers and•mockers that they those who have,come into the dark- ng' y we wait for his return to .the air
entl p drew lines of demarcation which mess of doubt or have fallen into Year. waves. "Double or
qa y,. a brother of -the Lord Jesus `tom Nothing" is . pleas -
himself (Matt, 13:' 55; Mark 6: 3). _ Christ had not drawn, between them- some great sin.
To, them that are called. That is, to selves and others; or between differ- "Now unto him- that is . able to. Hollywood had .a lot of surprises : ant and casual and
those who have heard the call of the ent classes of believers. "Sensual. guard you from stumbling:'— The _recently that sent 'all the girls scur- +; amiable, just like
,gospel message to accept the Lord, having not the Spirit."—That is, they concluding 'sentence of Jude's epistle rymg out to buy presents. 'Miriam all Crosby pictures. ,3
Jesus Christ and 'have' hearkened to were "men who lived only for the is one of the richest, if not the richest 1 Hopkins up and el- Three of the songs 5 y
rt `Beloved in God the Father.'.'—` oped with Anatol are real hits_"It's =:
natural self - men who make the doxology to be found at the end of the director the Natural Thing
H is God's love which sent the Lord sensuous nature with. its appetites any of 'the New Testament writings. Litva;c,
_Jesus Christ to die for us, and then and passions the law of their life." "And to set you before the presence ` and Alice Faye•and- to Do, "If,s On—
amt that message to us through his Keep in 'God's Love of his glory without blemish."—The Tony Martin rush- It's Off," and "The
void and through his ministers:— "But ye, beloved, building up your- glory here referred to is of course ed off to Yuma, Ar- bloom Got Into My
'those ,who are called of God truly selves on y our most holy faith." — : the glory of God, the outshining of all �,� iz., and got married. Eyes.," Martha
Religious differ- Bing Crosby Raye 'is there with
ences had caused the lien frenzied buffonery; and Mary•
♦— , • breaking up of their Carlisle makes the prettiest heroine
engagement several he ever had. _ ~
�, pp Miriam times, she 'being !
,, Hopkins Catholic, he Jewish. ODDS AND ENDS— Ever since
To make matters more complicated Nelson Eddy joined Ida I;upino and
- both had• anti -marriage clauses 'in Charlie, McCarthy in that.goofy spy
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their contracts with -Twentieth Con- travesty on the Sunday • evening',
� - tury-Fox. The studio has forgiven coffee hour,, radio and picture fans
them, but parents are said to be still have been begging• him to play in a °.
pouting. motion picture comedy, .. .Phillips
Mr. Litvak, Miss Hopkins' new Lord is sending out Christmas pres-
tl groom,' has just finished directing ents now, because he knows he will
Claudette Colbert in . "Tonight's be too Busy in December with- his
_Our Night," at Warner Brothers'. Gang�Busters •and "We, the People."
e - No one over there will ever forget He sent Mark Warnow of ,the Ho
1 him. .In a scene that took place in Parade a watch Nvifh most compIv
s e a market he irmisted on having real sated innards. Four tiiiies a.day the
geese, turkeys and chickens. The works whiz around, gaining hours. It
hot sun got in its deadly work and camewith a guarantee that it would,M
players had great difficulty going never tell the correct time.
through their scenes without hold- =
ing their noses. Finally the studio Mrs. Marzia Lakov, shell 26, has
had to replace the poultry every few been legally married under Russ_a i
P hours; but all attempts to use „papier law 29 times in seven years. In thal f?;
o _p mache ones failed Mr Litvak de- period she - has bad 28 ditoice%.
tecte
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itations
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fusedd tontvork untilt real ones were
provided.
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•ier year. The orchestra is on the ,
LOCALISMS it means the approach of winter, ;db again and the teachers and lead-
- iwith its blizzards and frpsty days :rs turning ,out one hundred per 6tore _.,Mrs, R. Munson spent last and nights. nt. The Senior Classes, under the 19._week-in Madoc with her parents. --,St. Arxirew's -Presbyterian' tirection of Miss L. Rorke, MisaI? . -o
-;Mrs. James Andrew returned Church will hold services during the Jean Clark and Mr. Wheeler, have
jtorne last week after spending some winter at 2.30 o'clock. The church ,lanned amumber of expeditions this.
: school will meet at 1.30 o'clock. On 'all and winter to visit a few other
:Gane in Keswick with her daughter. - } - -- -
-James Potter has moved into Sunday OctAher 10th, will be con :'hurt hes. for evening service, the -'«piekeriuR's Leader Snore"
Herb White's cottage on Church St. ducted by the Rev. J. B. Skeene, next one on the list being Metropol-
me r the race bridge. B. A. Clerk of the Toronto Presby 'tan United, in Toronto, this corn-
-A great many in this district tery. Rev. Dr, Carmichael is tak- ing Sunday evening. Boys and girls
have been suffering from colds dur i ink anniversary services •for Rev. up to 18 years of age, who do not
C LEARINO SALE OF MEN'S
ing the. past few •weeks • Mr. Meek, B. A . , of Uxbridge. Re- attend Sunday School, are inissin
,._.Thanksgiving Day on Monday member the change in time begin- ane of the most important and int-
i tli next Sunday. erecting activities. of their_ lives,.
next. All ,places of business will -Tha Evening Telegram regrets The Sunday_ talks are full of inter= "GOODRICH �IPPSf7
closedthe fact that Homer Martin of C. I. est. ' The associates are the very, --------- - - - '
ers are always , glad to hear of O• fame has turned to "lying".hest. Man valuable fde sh; are
prospective classmates and would Y -A res camp shoe with black leather upper and
But apparently has not taken .much made at Sunday School 'and then,
call at their homes if Par- rubber sole. Sizes 7-10
'• B1�ly notice of All the lying' that has, *,he week�ay activities planned by _
eats desire them to. been going on during the past few these classes are always looked for- ''Reg.* price, $1.96 -dale price, 1.49
-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. White and weeks It was nothing abort of am- ward to. Come to Sunday School
]lits. Dick' Rodd, of Brooklin, spent ming to listen over the air, to an iext Sunday at 10 a. in. and start -
a day with C- J • and Mrs' Steven address by one party,. then shift the fall properly. An of the teach- ` "
.. -eon lastweek. Y P Pe Y• Y -.Big 88 Overalls and'Smocks, X2.00 each.
the dial a Rxit
._,Wan. R. Jenkins, of Scarboro and hear .the other -w4rr. Gee of Vancouver, B. C., - -
party contradict everything you had has ,been spending a few days with :No. better made.
'Down Line, has teen appointed a heard during the last fifteen mit- Picyering' friends
.
County Constable, for the County -ofn
es • Many a person _has exclaimed -Mrs. Dennis, of Toronto, ie via -
,Ontario. Phone Scar. 68••-13• •phooey" to this.. iting at the home of her eister-in- SPECIAL ---Io }►eavy wbite'Cups- splendid for e
` -E. C.'and Mrs. Jones and fan- -Service in the United Church on law, Mrs. John Crocisett.
• By returned home on Sunday after Sunday morning next, only. The ev- i m.p, cottage, or for threshing time on the farm
spending a month at their summer eningservice has been withdrawn in L �+L Look ! 60 cents per dozen. _
cottage in the Muskoka District... Barber Shop
,-Mrs. Robb. Ruddy will receve f,4vor of the Dunbarton United v
Church, who hold their Anniversary
- at her }:acne, "Strangeways", on the Services on that day., The choir of
Kingston Road, for the first time, the local congregation will provide
on Wednesday, .Oct.' 13tfi, from 4 the music at Dunbarton, at the ev- Beauty Parlor -- .
to 6 p. inening service. Members of the choir
-Silo-filling is now the order 'of are reminded of practice on Friday'
the day among the farmers. The. and Saturday evenings. Acompetent lady wall havecbarge -_ -s - sCHAPMAN
corn. crop -is an unusually good one,. Monde next tOct. 11th) will
- -Monday n • Oc of the beauty parlor and satisfac. -
and cattle vvrll be -in-no danger jbink, ivin Da and will -be tion is guaranteed- at reduced:-- - - - - -
them starving for want of feed.observed as a 'g g Y
A. and Mrs. Wilson, of Toron- business places will be closed and prices.'
general
closed. In Permanent Raves. $2.00. l3.b0.ib.�
to, .called on Mrs. Thos; Andrew on `
Sunda while on their day to Wh- recent years the day has been spent • Shampoo and Finger Wave. •50
y chiefly in sport, and not as the day •'
then Mrs. Alex Finger Wave. •36 '.-'Tailor-made mo Ta o n1at1 Suit
ibb to visit his a 4� s
_ Yr was originally intended. as a day of w _ -
Wilson. Thanksgiving to the 'Almighty for Marcel. _ _
The Woman's 'Association of the His. goodness. - Religious services Oil Shampoo. .36 at
United Church, will bold their reg- were always held and most of the Ladies' Hair Cut - .20
alar meeting at the home of Mrs people in the community met for Special Prices, May 25 to 31 Bu
M. Sr 'Chapman on 'Tuesday, .Oct- _ Bunting's for _
worship. Family reunions were al-
�..ober 12th.. __ oil P..W., ..-Reg. $2,00--5$1.50. $ so the' -aa they -
=r.. -The Y. P. U: of the United 50--33.00
at resent. Regular, Reg. $3. _$16.95
Church will hold their first meeting -,Advertising for the Book Fair Regular. Reg. 65.00•-$4.00
of the season, and organization, on- presented by the local Public Lib=
Wednesday evening, Oct. 13th, itsar is now out. "on""October 22nd: • MAD/LL h pa more OrReady-mades 7
the basement of the church. and 23rd, an interesting display and phose Pick 71 P
-Potatoes have been offered for program is presented. The members
-sale in the village Uxliridge.deal- and others, of the libraries through- _' _ - _ _ --'
ers, who are asking 65. cents per -
_ it
out the " Township are invited to a_ Radio Sp)Gag._ Thin is the lowtst Price that �j themselves of 'the useful, inter -a �p`'-has been asked in some yearsT. �ilntln I CiC�KBrig$
estipg information available at this - _
_-•,T[isses Ida- and Bertha Buntintt Fair. Itis the first attempt of Eire
'lave returned to the village after Expert' s.6r9106 and !6- _-,etdb[Isled 1857.
kind here and is eagerly looked for-
r. spending some months in Toronto. Rees •
ward to by those already acquainted pairs.t0 911 mages. _
Miss Ida Bunting has improved con- with the program. Onable charges. Work
sidierab}y, we are glad to bear. -Anniversary Services and Church
- _
' Tur-
-A number of the boas>and girls key 'Supper of the United {�rurch guaranteed. ,-
--: from the Continuation School att- will be heli on Sunday and Tuesday, ARTHUR FIELD - -
SPECIALS
ended, and took part .in the school October 17th and 19th, in the
Field Day; at Claremont ori Friday church here. Special speakers w9l G mivate Radio sod Televiiiaa laetitvte ~
last. The Brooklin school group won -,..,B
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be heard on Sunday and an unusual uembef Official Radio Service Mao', ,Breakfast Bacon,. 25e. a lb•
1 the cup There have. been a nomber of and interesting program given on Association. L
-- !=[gairies for houses from peorle the. Tuesday, evening. A new, young ,, MincedSteak 12e a lb
artist will be presented to Pickering• •
wishing to come here ,to reside. But audiences on this program, a pupil -- L
a;R there are very few houses vacant, of one of this continent's best teach- �� L�w*asiwwewss, Pork Liver, 0 12e• 8 lb•
and they are picked up quickly'w era in program rarely hear in c !� n _
`it is known that .they are vacant. village. Particulars next week. The Stewing Beef, ` JL fA. alb•
--Xiss Dorothy Baker. fed by Turkey Supper, the greatest' of all -lr SALE - babY tiugifyr Ivory. .. j� -
Miss Ruth Fowlie, entertain d a- suppers will be served before this good co dition.. Bax 200, 'News Jewel Shortening, ": SC. a lb -
bout' thirty 'guests' at an em b idery program. An enjoyable, interesting 7P ]00 lbs.
-'j •
..and cup and saucei�h
ho�we on Fri- evening is anticipated.. FOR yLE-20 shoats, C1assIC Cleanser, +J tins, 13C•
f ins r i erse cow, fresh. G. T. David-
onou o M C
i1.
oda evening lasti . ursda schoo
Y g -Pickering Luted , Y n, lot 30, con. 3, Pickering. 7 _
33etty Burninghamho marriage is under way again for another ban- - .. 6 tins, 25c•
Is'to take place shortly. FOR. SALE -part Durha n and der- _ r
i-The. Miller family were. in Clare say heifer, due -to calve Oct. 8th.
:Mont on Monday with W. G. and The Pickering -
;Mrs. Scott. Their son, Thos., who g •- M. B. Buil. Phone Pick 1031. 6-7
-'has spent years- -in Christie `Str. MEAT . IVIARKET FOR' SALE=cooRipg apples. All w . . E, I D
Hospital undergoing many operat- grades. A. J. Taylor, Cherrywood.
::ions for wounds received in the war, 6-7 Butcher '(phone 3000) Pickering
was home for a•few days. We carry a full line of
-`70TE-•the meeting' of the ARRIVED TODAY - a carload of
Horticultural Society, Scheduled for. Fresh of fresh caws and springers from
the 12th, has been postponed and Ottawa Valley, restricted area. Pric- .
in
rmHardwarena 1'e. � 1 to �a •Store' :.
s reaso b will be held ort Wednesday, 'October.__.._a PP Y
10th, in the A. Y. P. A. rooms at and Wesley. Phone Agincourt 46 r 12. .• .
j G.' C. Sparks, prop. • 6tf '
Pickering, at 8 p. m. Cur
.-St. George's ed
A. Y. P. A. will FOR SALFr-fy,oung pigs. H. Dunn -
hold their meeting as usual on Fri- a ing, R. R. 3, Claremont. phoneIV
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Is.• -da evenin • • Octol',er Sth at R v • Clare 1510. 7
M3, in the Club Rooms. Election of Meats' 1
Officers and Installation gill take FOR SALE -young dual purpose '
place, 'after which a light lunch will Our'dellvery'is.at your sef-Oce. Shorthorn.cow and heifer calf, fresh;
fourth calf, from a heavy -milking
be served. �.
-Mrs. Stafford of Oregon and Phone Pick 1620 strain. Herd fully accredited since
g _ ,.
Pick.
- q Willson. Phone
ARENCE SILK 1. _6. W. c ,
• --- •. her Bro. L. Ledgett, of Oshawa. CL •
100?. 7-8 - � T
n Mr. Stec H
calledo and '.1Q•rs. C J. .�-- �I F
T
` TM Au'[
enson one day last week. Mrs. ick Truck in good - _ `ti E o�' l
:;;Stafford is the grandaughter of the LILLIAN'S. FOR SALE► -Bu g _ / - �`0
late Sarah Ledgett, who lived and condition,. 1937 markers. Property' 1 - wN:
of the late Melvin Tindall. Priced ,Y
died in Pickering.
•a
a
BEAUTY SHOP reasonable. May be
seen at . d
-The children in Toronto and the Coates'. Phone. Clare 2403. 7-8
•*nearby centres are - enjoying a pro- Three doors east of the Old Church
----longed vacation on account. of the Garase. Mr. 6 Crumuter' LE - Fist--Mortage on
Infantile paralysis epidemic, which Residence. property situated in the Village of pE T,`r
Im forced Public Health Officials to Pickering. First-class security. Ap- Mo��
adopt strict Measures to prevent its Shatapoo and Fing"Wave - 50x. my -to .Thomson & McMillan, Gordon I �� = NONr �rjQNf
spread. Fin poo a 35e. House, Pickering. 2tf � � NO �� :� 9p
--,An illustrated lecture will be.,0#1
kiven by the Rev. C. • M: K- Wilk- Oil Shampoo Fla�erwa�e 76e.- COWS FOR SALE -Chose spring- YiI �I��' " H NV�C, VAi/ON/
inson, who is on furlough from Ind- Arching 3be. ens and • fersb caws, pure bred and- �,f
' ' _ ia, at All Saints' Church, Whitby Manieare _ grades. T. B. Tested and blood
on rr'iday, October 8th. A cordial Facial 50e. tested. Free -delivery. Wm: J. �ent for MCCoxmick-Eeerirg �•'611M 1klaflbiLely
Invitation is extended to all Interest- 113AITIIN4 25RCUe. Murphy, . Farms, Lit�daay Ont. sad A6p6�ts.
'led. ' " Phone 1311522. 13tf • '_ •
}The trees are now becoming Themkis, Psraa=- STiiAYF.D-on to the premises of OarYotto:-"Weliia�e OrnReLit,Ot ��
clothed in the most beautiful colors. ea< paves the undersigned, lot 12, con. 8, it is not matle.
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A drive through the country at this = 1230 $340 $1690 Pkl*ring Twp., a yearling heifer. Telephone SW
time of the year is s delight to those PIC'�`��\ri
yy bow rlsi. l20f Owner may have same b9 proving
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who enjoy the 'beauties of nature, property and paying expenses. R. SCJ ,
but the worst thing about it is, that Wellman. 6-7-8, J