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The Anniversary Services of the The Dumbarton Young People's 'G
DR- • H. __O.. _PEAR:SON-Physioiuo' ' "Our trucks ss our yea United Church at Mt. Zion will be Union of the United . Churrh arta MILLS
;.eswrseoa. Dnahartott. 101y y y holding their opening meeting on
every day." held on Sunday, October 17th and g g g
RB. FOR.SYTH. Opo, D., Director i 19th, when Rev. J. ]'. Joblftt Monday, October 18th. -All young 1886--1936
.optooseericel Assod.tionof Ontario. Rag..COAL (JOKE - , °f t
r.ter.d Mcmberot she Ataericatt optometrical ► Scugog, will, preach--at-It-w.- m. ed toattend.Admit= is social night,'
atte'eMste� Byty are invit-
es examined br appointment. and 7.30 p. m. on Sunda On
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trfo.e sees. CLOD, nt. Ont. W v OD, - CEMENT, y the girls are asked to provide.
Tuesday October 19th, there w171.. be A "quiet wedding took place on Feed' 'Pigs at ' s Profit
SAND,ergs VEL, a bazaar and supper, which will be. Saturday, -October 9th, in St. Pat- by using Pig Starter, Pig (Ui tme
` gin at 5.30 p. m. Following the
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D(tNALU RUDDY Barrister. and risk's R. C. .Church, McCaul
• sdiciuw. Notary Yttdltc. Mo -y- c Lara. supper, Mrs. P. N. Spratt of Whit- trate and Finely Ground Graffi.
f Toronto, when Reta Angela MacPhde
. moo. fermerfr occupied by ►_ere late A. 9. Cl..- BUILDER'S BIIPPLIER by, will put on' a fine program of No profit in feeding ooarat"�y trettad -
gast,ssstth orlaga wort House. wnitby. tyy daughter of Mrs. and the late An
quartets solos, guitar selections and g
BE?1TON, BELL tt ROSS also leoal oartage work read;ngs. Thier ;s the sixth annual MacPhee, of Glen Robertson, be- tram. w'
�...._...�. came the ba: de of James McDonald,
= Barristers if Solicitors We have also placed in stock a fall bazaar of the Active Service Class. We grind finer than others and give -
Do not miss this great treat'. Ad- son. of W. J. and Mrs. McDonald, .�
Inas of Duple Les>,f ilitling of Pickering. The bridesmaid was g� service, and are open all the
W I1.LIAM J. BEATON. K. C. mission to supper and' entertainment :h
B.BAOOkiE BELL. lb's Feeds. Miss Norma MacPhee, sister of the 7� atound, 'not just to the heaTy
K. C. J. D. F. ROSS Aduls, 5R cents; children, 25. bride and the was assisted b .-
JAMES A. WRIGHT A MITCHELL. -- -�-- - - �°Om y feeding time.
Burninghant--Sfork ph � , Use Poultry Laying )dash, 8erakh �!
�N atv Stc•at, T«ooao, ,sdelai�e 9888 A. •Jose Thomson of Dumbarton � We
Joseph
them long life and happiness.
CU. RICHARDSON A Co., Barrie- Pic kering, Ont. St. George's A Grains, Shell and Grit for Profitable
<./etera. Sutirators. Notaries etc., sttk:e set. ge Anglican Church, +' _ egg wodaetlen.
3110401 r Life Buitdi so Totuoto St. 'Toronto. 013iee .phone 74'00 Reeidenee e510 Pickering decorated with Michaelmas y �, Turkey Snp-
Teia�ifitne Ad. 16M: Pickering Poon sola. su Anniversary Services, •
Daisies, Chrysanthemums, and Aut-. We keep s11 these, also Bran a>ttd I
Daisies Crysanthamwris per and Concert in the United ,I
rpHOMSON t McKI LLAN-Barrie- The Beal Store, Cflaremont and Aut Church, Oct. 17th and 19th. Shorts and other Feeder.
�aM ffoiiators, Notaries, Public. -Office turn Leaves ,was the scene of a very ,,m ,(Sepping_,_I4londay. Wed milay
ltwrs7.0, or by sppowtme t at reaiddnce of PHONE 924 rett wedding on Moeda after- McMillan. third Bowe west of Pickering pretty g y Brock Road and Friday. �
1 fakir. Toronto ounce, 40 Meidada St. Phone FURNITURE.
noon, October 11th, at 2.30 o'clock,
1?ieIL 76: Torontul Elgin 5307 •sstf �.
"when Rev. E. a. Robinson united We are `very sorry to learnt that �� Z, �R�,'+�N
,�ry('�ONANT A ANNIE - Barriste-e. We lire -displaying an attractive in marriage Betty, daughter of Mr. 'Mrs. H. Fuller had the misfortune
tlJ5diatem Nutaries Public variety of and Mrs. Leonard Burningham and to fall : at her home one day last A 1�1 x ♦*�
Aluminum and fire Furniture
Etc. week' and sustain a rather severe :l'lQ�No'i `I
NRQf?N n. coNArli.`x. c.. Mr... Frederick C. Stork son. of _
- ALLEN R. ANN1S. B. A., LL. 8. furniture ;od Furniture `
Mrs. and the late Robt. C. Stork..
emcee- -71 t Sfsscoe St. S,. Oshawa, Novelties. injury to her right leg. At time of
Prices lose, is keep Miss Kate Fawkes played the organ writing she is somewhat im roved AND
lbsw—s and b (Gabawal. and at tie Court ping with times. g , '
music and accompanied Miss Joan �I
Gloves Whitby. t'�1r, Conant) Pboae 7 (W bit- but is a fer;ng eoa�iderabte pain.
bri. Kingston, who sang, "O, Promise A cup -and -saucer shower was held All -kinds of Repair Wont -
- RgDIO SERVICE Me" during the signing of the reg- at the home of. Mrs. George h _7t11 .Tuning Guaranteed
♦ 1lefstal inter. The bride, given 'away. in, in honour of Miss Marjorie Keyes,•
C. S. M&ODONALD
A Graduate of Radio nolle �n'�g'e by her father, wore a whose ma 'a
$t' ge is to take place on
[? BRBRRT T. FALLAISE, L. D S., gown- of _ senna velvet with brown Saturday, .208 GCSE AVE.. 1'ORON3'O
D. D. S . Graduate of the Royal College of With y. t . 16th: The ladies of :
` accessories and carried 8n arm „ Phone Lakeside 15M
rntdeaor - the bride -
Snr ems,rufd fife lioieersfty of Toronto. � the corrsm ity "showered" «renddoor east of St. And- ��"'the-mlIlIIte training bont,uet of Talisman Roses. Miss e Q r�C appptdw arena• ce h ' FINEST EQUIPMENT heand r ns sreter as brid maid, wearied as well rts heartiest besty cups of- yw hes in Orden taken at 1VE4VS Odor
awV9�e). Phonate" aT00. 4air
e all join,�
for autumn rust crepe, with dark green It is with' deep egret that we bear' Shingles For Sale
<lss�tss�4+st ! atba. Guaranteed Satisfaction accessories and an arm bouquet of of the passing of Mrs. Martin, af-
,, bronze and yellow ch Qa1t Galvanized Steel Shingles,
eT y chrysanthemums. ter a rather lengthly illness, at her �.
POSTI t R.easonabk+ Pricey Mr. Robt. Stork, attended his bro- daughter's home in Toronto. Deep Bird's Felt Slfttr Shingles.
LL, Licensed Auctioneer. ther. A reception -of the immediate est s m th is extended 'to hos-
Fe fere 000a ties of Yoe' and Closed- Aw. Tabes and Batteries always .• k ,Ad sympathy Y Also. re-rubbering buggy wheels.
4fe s salsa of sdl sand, atsenced soon shoessst - .families was' held at the home of band and family in their bereave-
mor•• aadr«s Orwo 81••r P o., ooa, H. ROY MILLER, the bride's parents. The bride'g mot- went. Lawn mowers sharpened.
A. BRATO.N. TOWNdHIP :Brouirbam. ' On her chose a black crepe dress trim----�•._ N
T. PATisRSON S CLA'R$MO
DCall one 3811 _
Ctertr. Coareyaaeer. Commnsioaer for #Sit , Phone Mark 1608 med with satin, matching aceesor- '' -" .• `' `1Dnnbarton � it and Ret prices Pit - •
tapoa athdavft.. Accountant. Etc. loaner of leg and sorsa oP Token Roses. TheHasrtsae L azoses. Whitevale. ont. 8'e'
- groom's mother was gowned in Colds are very prevalent to this �e'L
A, E. RtCHARDSON �' -�• �' E' Z''' R black sheer with matching accessoa- locality now.
-- lea and coinage of Token Roses. We are sorry� to reportMrs.
_.(BNBIftAL INSURANCE
Later, the bride and groom left -on Mackie Shire ill.
REAL RSTATR-", Insnrauoe of All Kinds. a motor trip to Quebec, the bride Mrs. Foden -has gone to Detroit. p
r'OON V EYANCI N G travelling in a coronation blue suit, to spend the .winter with `her dsu_ Builders SupAes
,As eld establlsheil agency, ready Beat lames Available with brown fox •fur and brown accessor- ghter, Mrs. Hartley. �
to sere. ies• On their return they .will res- Miss Mabel Kind of Sask. is.
Plume, Pick 60"
Security and Service. ide in Pickering. holidaying with her cousins, the LDmber and Lath
_ - �-- Misses -Helen and Winnie. Wood. B. C. Sbingles
7lddreas Phone -Brougham Mrs. James Marks of Grainlands, blue Coal'
' W M• MAW BROUGHiitM .PICK 516 �' Sask., is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mrs T. Knox Was a highland Chas._. Stnotles--rid-hef•-.,ald__frienas Alberta Coal
W(JlitI�BSD AUCTIONEER AND Creek visitor last week -end. all welcome her back to Ontario. DOmesL10 Coke
r VAbIlATOIi Will and . Mrs. Brown, Mary and • Thursday October 21st, Mrs. D.
t3aies conducted Anywhere we Handle Tom Jr. were with their people on M. Burns, of the Dominion Board .of Cement, Lime, plaster -
Phooe or write. Address 814 Dundas11 Thursday. the W. M. S. will $peak in the Un- Maple Body Wood
Street, aa.t, A Cam lets Line of Pur- x
p Milfred and Mrs. Hamilton ited Church here at 3 o'clock-. We • ti l
Whitby. Ontario. were ulth relatives in' Detroit over sincerely hope all our ladies wiii,be Agents for Lundy FenN ,.
• , Livestock, :and the week -end. present.
C A 7
IIIS Q
"DYRIL E. MORLEY H Chow
The McWhirter family spent the St. Paul's, Dunbarton (Anglican)
and Metal .,.00ho
BBNERAL INSURANCE _ week -end with the Tummonds family Sunday, October 17th. Children's
>fINmo — pie"`. NM at Mani4a: Day. 2 p. is. Sunday school at 3 Oeakshntt Implements
The Harlock family are now sett- p. in. Children's Day Service. This
-POINT , De N. Lockwood led in their new home, and are, service will, we. hope, be interesting Secure Prises Before Ba
heartily welcomed to the village. and inspiring to children and adults j
Insurance 8t a Another car accident occurred an alike. Come and worshi with us WI SON BROS '
.-L reduced Fates ::Plokering Mills Sunday afternoon at the entrance to remembering the important place
For your car. the Burroughs garage. No serious that thechildren occupy in the L,pcust Hiro
cQ�� PICKERING, -ONT damage was done. church, phooeMark 7200
w7Ge Us The church vias beauWul •on Sun _
WE DELIVER day with -late blooms and autumn Greenwood - -
SERVIGE and PROTECTION ]eases: Rev. Gloverpreached a
$..
Thanksgiving sermon. Mr. Mark and family spent the
R G CLENDENING
Miss Jean Ma colall, of Ravenshoe, Week -end in Woodbridge: Y . ONE: VENT
SUGGESTIONS a was home for Thanksgiving and The W.. A. will meet, in the base-
had as her )guest her. cousin, Miss. ment of the .church on October 14t]+-.., QAi E
FUNERAL DIRECTORSALE
.for the Home Malcolm, of Toronto. There -will be no church • service
_ Private AmbulanceMr. Harold Rich, and mother, and on Sunday-, October .17th owing to -•w--
Mr. and 'Mrs. George Rich, of Tor- the anniversary services on that da
y.
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STUDIO COUCHES Day and Night Service onto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. at 16. Zion. Sunday school will be 'WEDNESDAY
With Or wiLhoAt wardrobe " Pb one 9000 Bert Harvey, on Sunday, held at 9.45.a. m. ' .:THURSDAY
Malvern 5000 Visitors at the John .Phillips home Holiday visitors were: Mr. Dix ~
Tb;889 are lovely couches FRIDAY 4
on Sunday were Mr... -and Mrs. W.' and family and Mrs. Clare, of Lit -
Markham • Ont. E. Smith and son, of Toronto and ale Britain, with Mr. Etock and fain- -
00CASION.AL CHAIRS SATURDAY
Mr. 'Norman. King, of Keswick. ily; Mr. W. Gee, of B. C., and Mr.
69.76 to $22.50 The October meeting. of the W. M. and Mrs • Merin, of Toronto, with OCT. 20th. to OCT. 23rd
END TABLES .Be Ready S. will be, at the Bayles' home. Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Gibso Mr. O celebrate e
.7 TM Ttar appeintmen as
Hostesses: Mrs. Bayles and Mrs. and Mrs. E. Bie, of St. Catharines, -
�2.25 to $5.25 Dunn. 'Group B, Mrs. Harvey, con- and Mr. and Mrs. A. Barkey and Thi? Recall Drug Store
For cold weather by calling us vener, in charge of the program. son, Earl of Dixon's Hill, with Mrs,
SPRING FiLLED M?kTTRESSES NOW, and baying you r��Qyes, The Anniversary Services for St. N. Bie. Mr. and Mrs.,_ T. Hortop -.7kND " µ
516.50 to $22,50 fur e�s and roofs John's are planned for the end of and daughter, of Camilla, Mr. and i t
- - To ac ua n ou wttb the
the month. Arrangements are .in Mrs. H. Miller -and daughter, of q y
`FELT M7UTTR"ESS, �S:TS�SIQ50 _ repaired.- the hands of committees. Details Pickering, :with Mr. W. Gee and large ,assortment' of Ete3lkt�
_-Vfl?iL6 p'APEB If it ig ' a "new stpve or furnace,., later. family. Miss K, - Green with her t rt
we will be pfeased to Be YOU,
The, Conant-ietory'procession on brother, Mr. F. L. Green and fam- inercbandise at, bargain prieft
Xsfs>e Anbolaaee, Day or, Night 'Our prk",are right. Pipegd s, elbows Wednesday night created some ex _ily. Mr. and Mrs. Qrmerod; of Tor- 1
Piece INO sit.; always on hanH. citiesnent in the villaAs *ey bgit- onto, Mr. and Mrs. Milt. 'Urrterod See bills for partieutarH'
_ ed dor 'Mr. Conairt to address the and Mrs.. Brandon; of Ci�eswelF: Mrs` -
Ageui for Adasee ••--Harris•
*�+�+ y aa}e�ribled crowd and thanked them T. Na$erman and daughters, of
C• �A• STERRI 1 1 xepair& for kheix suRport. Whitevale,..with Edith rind Howard �ONC�� �
The Y. P. of St. John's welcomes Ormerod. Mr, and Mrs, R, Philip, rr'7 x
'Funeral Director Miss 7.orah Gee, of.Greertwood as and son, of Buffalo with Mr. Wm• •• t
AL� BUSHBY ' Guest Speaker at their Friday even- Middleton and family. - Mr. and Th Renu Druggist a�
Furniture Dealer Hardware Tinsmlth ing meeting. Next Friday evening Mrs. T. Sanderson, of Toronto, with v+o
PTORERINO they are invited to spend. a social Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilson. Mr. and PICKUING
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ont�r10 evening at the home of Rev. J. E. Mrs• Routley., of Toronto with
phm! ICN Mrs
_ . ,'; Is"' and hire. Glover. Peony Clarke and family.
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, "They laughed and said:— 'tI:'s 'r.
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lovers o f telt sucker for sure.' " t
gre.".. r VvirV "Yes?" Terry urged. ' �J T '•
What else didthey say ? 7"e'-1
everything you 'heard after they
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SA-,1ADJ1 • - brought me here. When was it?"
_ . "It must have been yesterday,.. I \ -
don't know for sure. I only t,!l time ;s1
by meals.. They brought you before 1` (,►a pERFEC�M —
supper last night and 'I had my
- breakfast an hour ago."
"Don't you ever have any light?" r
:s8t No Girl Was Seen
"A candle sometimes, that'.. all.. 1 _
haven't seen the sunshine for such
AT
N TEA along time. The windows ore nal -J1e
_ .,, :� u „
boarded up
.or
haven't beeft, mean to me,"
,� Pietro defended. -"Don't you wont
+:,: • • :,:._>_� - :<:•:.<._:cow.•._+:+�+::+:�: :�:�� ���+��v• = •��+� + "Every_ dutywhich we omit ob "Da right, and God's recompense to�
• -ti me to tell,you what- I heard?"
EXTHON — 'i -"Yes. Go on. 'You are sure t.hr.re eruren !tome truth which we should you will be the power of doing m9reZ+.. t i1 I THE ':' was no girl?" have known." right."
1•�t ��!�, f' �+� tell, you what I heard. The _ ' +"
10 0� door opened and they cnrricci you in.
t
IAMOND
Z f �� I could- sec your body in the light
11 1 ( ;+� that -came from the'oihor room, 'I h• y
BY CORTLAND FITZSIMMONSi ►�4 dumped you on the couch. -They r nid '
•+,• ---- - i+i like a light.
you wCiC out 1' g h' ,.,-• �,,.w� ,
:y s :^"o:::<:off.,c o o::� ::�:a:._s;:'�r J:►�4+�:4� ........ a'... o :.ms s:o:+:e.+ � � some one soy they hoped you'd
heard r
never wake up and another mail, i ft
Pop Clark's New York Bluea Czar calls a meeting of club owners. think he's the Uosp, was itd• ntttl - are a 200 to 1 shot, Te"y Burke being Terry Burke has had beats on most -said your 'death .would be all thev
the, only spdrts .writer to give them a of these sensational murders for the Ar yott i
chance at the pennant. As the ached- Star and Detective Kelly at first sus• needed to 'queer the gamy _
ule Is played out the stars' of the pacts both him and Larry Doyle: the a ball player
teams opposing the Blues are singled Blues' rookie shortstop. Clatk sends "No, I'm a -.reporter, but �o on.
out for spectacular death on the play Larry to Newark but he is soon sold tell you about me later.".
I
Ing field by shooting or mysterious to Boston and then to 'Washington. "I heard one, man say, 'I told You.
poisoning, or are put out of commis• At Clark's suggestion. the owners ask it would work." They telephoned some s
sign by serious injury. Whisper, Phil- Terry to help them uncover the mur girl and told' her to meet you at the _
adeiphia pitcher, h shot through the der -gang and he agrees. Larry Is in station. They said she fell for it.
heart; four Boston players are sent love with Frances Clark, Pops pretty Then the called you and told you
y .•,��.
to the hospital by the wrecking of daughter, and Terry with Alice -,An.. they held the girl."
"their taxi; Dirkin, Chicago's star bat
draws. Big Boy Pinner, Cleveland's '•Then the girl isn't .hern at all?".
all around. star, is ,poisoned and in. .."No.. They -laughed' about that.
ter, is poisoned, -and Ple.so. Chicago _
bat boy disappears; Scatter, St. Louis capacitated, but lives. Terry outlines She's still at the station,, I suppose," _
_:... -
,pitching ace, is poiscned; Rawlins, his plans to Kelly, who has become he said simply. _ _
his friend, before- the crucial °series "
-.,
Chicago manager, la hanged in the Terry gave a great sigh of relief. -
hotel room adjoining his own. When between the Blues and Washington. "Was it your pigeon?" Pietro
p g "Cteonin0 otrfhouses 4 easy w'i'lt GtLLETT'S LYE" '
Penny, Detroit's star pitcher, refuses Terry fears Larry is marked for death. asked after a moment.
_ to play against the Blues, baseball's "what pigeon?' _ "Yes -1 use It re0ularly ... If drives OWGY odorS fest" _
Pietro moved, over and sat on the, "They said -they hada pigeon and _
edge of the couch.' His hand moved it liked some one very much and they
- over end he touched Terry's side. would be able - to use it."
ALWAYS "You're not tied up," Terry ex- "How would they use it? Think ua
�....AYED$
c'a�tned in surprise. _ n 'lard. now" Terry cautioned. Keeps out,�id, a closets
UtEPI RAGG9D No. 1 haven t been for a log "They said if the pigeon cami
f1lfiVtS i sue. At first I was tied -up all the - back, everybody -would be watching rt
7Utdeadly weariness that draim t me. Then I cried. I'couldna help' and because all eyes would lie ori the ;, clean and sanitarys a
day is probably' a awn stn of nen
rva :on
acrenstoea yyour nerves with PiW'�FERI_rE. - it. I guess they felt sorry for me they could do something." _
This peat Sonia soothes r=prd nerves, 6rlpa
pigeon, y 0 Beep your outhouse rani -
you steep wundtr and eat welL and gives v -u because theq untied my hands and *'Do What?" Terry demanded.' `
eoaEdames and vitality At drusC+e(s. for then after a time, they, untie' .my - "Toe aid this pigeon would grab -
p1.00 and $h.so, cf y tart' ... odorless this easy
TNa Gf"AT f` "The dirty—" Terry 'gave -vent to oluldlbetth'e tihme t ado it. a I could ay—once a week sprinkle
on primo
- 1'HOSFERINEkfRYilviL. a tin of GilIett's Pure -
_— emotions in a long string of m not any more then:"' a `
hear if -dk
' ;awes. Then he dropped tis voice "The are going Lo let me go h m lake a ver C tent #
o e F Ly o on e O
-whispered, "Pietro, lean closer. soon Pietro said after n long. sil- closet. It cleans thoroughly E
F� there ,some one watching us? How ' c _con-
long
n
'• 'on>; have I. been here? Have you n"D w - -
e . quickly destroys co - a`
id they say. why?.. . • - - £
_
_-,-d them -sa an thing 'about: a .. ,. teIIts.. ,
d Y y ? No. ere are countless uses
Did' they br'ng a, girl here? ..Have you ever seen any of these
here is she now?,' s,. for this powerful cleanser.
-*There isn't any giTI here: There men ;, ' •�.,
No. ' Only the ane who brines me :..It frees Clogged drains, cuts
a man who gives me things to myD food."
ever right through grease, Wipes
" see him before .' off stubborn dirt, saves you -
` Did they bring 's girl here?" +•• gay, p
around a baseball park . hours of drud gee S trRcs sooKLiT - the Gillett+a
r '!No. , .I heard them • talking to a „ ,+ Lye 9ookler telts sow to use this
.. Nis.
girl though." "How roan times have ylept :1tin always -on hand. powerful ciesaaser' for doiens iA
`What did they say?'' Terry ask- since they brought me her Meurer dissolve lye in hot wteer, alts tats. sera for a tree copy co
t=d'taverly. "Onlyety Standard Brands Ltd.. Fraser Ma
once." _action of the lye itself heats the wafer, and LibeM Sc., Toronto, one.
"Then this is Monday and there is
hi t�They arerafteraDoyle,kand
ing
- a game
out loud • .
i et tisi al
- :; • • : , that_ damned pigeon will b h gn
" for his death. If I could only getout 1
- o here!" a
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"I use to tr it but its ho use.
i lie beat me and'ditin't give me any- THEY'LL BE WARM!
f thing to eat."
.,Boor kids" : t
'I'm not strong.. • I'm 'deformed.
I'm a humpback. That's why I got the
The following steamers job with' the- Chicago team. They ;,4
have been scheduled for J used to rub my hump for luck. They
your convenience to o '
were good to me After he beat me,
I didn't try any more. Do you
enable .you t0 spend a think we.could get away?"• he asked
Christmas ,
happy and Terry detected a new note in iiia
among your loved ones _
vol
s. .
in the Homeland.
"We could•. try. There are. two of '�"•
From MONTREAL us now. Do you ever knock on the
Nov. 2t1--"AURANIA" to Pfymouttt. door when you want anything?"
Ik iiavre, London -
i Conductor, Mr. J. Norman 6atron "Not any more.• I did at ,first, but .. • �F t
11ov.45—"LETI;IA" to Belfast. Liver-- the man used to hit me and make me
pool, Glsacbiv " +
.-From HALIFAX
wait t for •whatever I wanted."
Dec. 4 ."ALAUNIA" to Plymiwth, "See if you can uritis my legs."
London s
"Suppose he comes in?"
i--"CARINTHIA'• to ClsuQow, a "Let's hope he. doesn't until you've ' >
Belfast, Liverpool
Conductor, -Mr. J. Mason , untied them," Terry said grimly.
—••oAa tna" to Plymouth, Pietro fumbled with the knots for
Lon
A, 13-"ATME14IA" tgBelfast, Ltyee- . f
what seemed ages. With his hands
r poot,GFaaQow free at last, Terry pushed his body
- '' !Conductor, Mr. A. Stewart reysaY a hip to a sitting position and swung
From 'ST. JOHN, NJ3. ,: " e floor. His hands
his legs down to the 't
pec. 11-"ATHEN1A" to Belfast. Weft? numb.
Liverpool, Glastlow
Conductor, Afr: A. Stewart Veyesy (TIO ' BE CONTINUED)
From NEN YORK Twat Ii11MC0 to !fast t'ou'r
APE '—"A+UITANIA" to CberbourQ,
home
adequtllely, aaisly,
- 6oucbasptoa economically. Psoduc" wt
Il•–"lCVTHIA"toGalway,Cobls, LIKE DRAPES OR
Liverpool abundal;ae, Of atoady,
r l;-"ouEEN r,7alav^ m It y. 10C
DRESSES DYED? Itealt)Z+ful, easily r galaiad
moutlt,c bcrlwur:,Joutb-
1 atmptoa MF -57 haat. Isasta so long, too —
j'� LOW Smarten up for Winter is light and clean to handle
1 IDCEAN RATES PHI
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Mnke use of color. Let Toronto's famous and leas eah. AMC
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Lesson
LESSON III low -men were the offspring of a com-
Ci. ISTIAN SPEECH AND mon Father.
CO.;DUCT-James, Chapter 3 11. Doth the fountain send forth
Golden
Tc..,t.—Let-no corrupt speech from the same opening sweet water,
proceed out of your mouth. Ephe- and bitter? 12: Can a fig tree, my
sians 4:211. brethren, yield olives, or a vine figs?
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING. Neither can salt water yield `sweett.
Time.—The date of the epistle of For similar figures of speech used
James is greatly disputed. The au- by our Lord, see Matt. 7:16-18; 12:
♦ -f. thor died in 63 A.D..,Some place the 33-36..
epistle the • year 4efore this, . while Two Kinds of Wisdom
;others date it ab early as 50 A.D. Who is wise and understanding
The exact -date cannot be..determ- among you?. In a most natural way,
ined. James proceeds from his specific dis-
Place.—Probably James wrote th cession of speech to the larger quer
-
epistle is the city of Jerusalem. tion of wisdom. The understanding
w The author of this -epistle was the of things human and divine and their
brother of the Lord Jesus, and is re- causes. It is the word used to de-
ferred to directly only twi.e in the scribe the wisdom of Christ himself
Ggspels (Matt. 12:46; 13:55; Mark (Matt. 13:54J. James refers to the
6:3. Cf., John 2:1,2; 7:3',5)• He
was, of course, a, Jew, brought up in. need for wisdom at the very d now
the strict teachings of the Jewish ring of his epistle (ect 6), and now
synagogue, devoted to .the law of returns to ,the subject once again.
Vld ses, zealous in living a righeous Let him show by his good life his
'Trod godly life. His Was probably the works in meekness of wisdom. Meek-
first epistle written • in the early ness in the New Testament "included
church, submissiveness to, God as well as
It is against this general desire to gentleness towards man. _
-be prominent as instructors that St. 14. But if ye have. bitter jealousy
James is here warning his 'readem and faction in your heart, glory not
In teaching others, they were in dan- and Iie not against the truth. The
word here translated faction might
• ger of , forgetting to teach them- �,
selves; to possess "faith "and to do` be more accurately' translated" riv-
-nothing but talk. alry," expressing the strife existing
If any stumbletlr not in word, the among different individuals or .groups
i3aTe is a perfect man, able to bridle of individuals. There is nothing more
the whole body also. 3. Now i1'we tragic in, the world than to see Chris -
put tl•:e borses' bridles into their, tion teachers, and -officers in the
mouths, that they may obey us, we Christian church striving among
turn about, their, whole body also. themselves for superior places of
- James here begins the subject which honor, and angry if someone else
occupies almost tbe' entire chapter, gets more praise than they get. To
namely, that of the control of the, glory with their' tongues of superior
tongue. What James here means is wisdom, while they cherished jeal-
that, if a 'man has- his tongue under ousy and faction in their hearts; was
control, i.e„ his speech, he will , be a manifest lie. a contradicti-on of
thereby "-keeping under confrol all what they -must know. to be the. truth.
hhe organs of his body vvh'ich will lead - James now turns from his discus -
in to
iscus-
into sin if not mastered. sion of wisdom -in general to a char-
-A Tongue Caatrolled arterization -and development of the
--4. Behold, the ships also, though two kinds of wigdom'which men may
they are -so great and are driven 'by have, one bearing evil fruit; and the
rough winds, are yet turned about by other bearing fruits -of righteousness..
a very small rudder, whither •thq im-' 15._This_wisdom. That is, any succi .
pulse of the steersman wille'th. 5. wisdom that allollcs jealousy and fac
90 the tongue also is a little member, tion in one's heart.' Is not.a wisdom
and, boasteth great things. As a that cometh down from above, but is
horse uscolrtrolled - is worthless as earthly. That is, it does not have a
_ far as 'man is concerned, so a ship divine. origin, but derives Som the
when driven by rough "winds is cer- natural plane on which unregener-
h oc .s or the �.
• fain to founder on the r � ated men live. it belongs to the
beach and be smashed to pieces. lower irripuises, not the ;hirber, in
"Speech can guide into right way% ,
escape dangers, battle successfully man's nature. Devilish. The orig
with storms, and-conduet into restful final word here really refers not so
harbors, but it can also wreck and much to 'the devil himself, ds *to de-
mons, and as partaking of the nature
shatter lives and drown in bottomless
floods..' Behold, h6w much wood" is re demons or unclean spirits who are
kindled by how small a fire! 6. And. represented as possessing the souls
'the tongue is a fire.. The tongue can men, and reducing them to the level.
°f
inflame another, with the passion of madness.
► - anger, or -the poison • of suspicion. 16. For where jealousy and faction
The world - of iniquity among our are, there is' confusion and every .vile
-
members Is e o e, -in -_-I Cor. 14:33,- God is said
eth the whole body. "You sully your to be the author, not of confusion,
lips and degrade your whole, nature but of peace... The word here trans -
when you suffer yourself to speak fated vile means good for nothing.
the "tainted and tainting word. Pas-
sions kindled by unscrupulous Ian- Chi T.cst Her Crip
guage spread"through various chan-
mels and'courses until the whole cycle
..of human life is in flames: And is
'met on fire by 'hell. "The fire of
man's w rath' is kindled rrom beneath
as the fire that 'cleanseth is kindled..`
_from above. _a
7. For every kind of beasts and
birds,. of creeping things and things
in the sea, is tamed, and hath been s
tamed by . mankind. 8. But the
tongue can no man tame; it is a }
restless evil, it. is full of deadly poi-
son. Augustine well remarks: "James
does not say that no -one. can tame
the tongue, but no one of men; so
that, when it is, tamed, we confess
that this is brought about by the pity,"
the help, the grace of God." KNy.
The aposle.now calls the attention r
�-►-� ofhis" readers to the great but mys- �
r:<
terious truth with which we are all K
.acquainted—that with _ the 'tongue
great good and great evil both may k
=be effected. p.
7.. 9. Therewith. bless 'we the :Lord
and Father; and therewith curse we
amen, who are made after the likeness
of God. 10. `Out' of the same mouth i Ar u x
cometh Forth `blessing and cursing.<x
"Flow 'great are the possibilities of 3
a to which is under divine con-
trol, cleansed and -,anointed! What s
sorrows it can comfort, what wounds
it • h I what strife it can stili! —�
— can ea ,
-� It is also God's mightiest instrument P,l;s Lydia I{arris has l+e.• cwn
for the pulling down of the strong- ideas of saving her hosts ;n+noy-
boldssof sin, acid the upbuilding o1 his ances. 'Finding herself locked out
_.kingdom... of a third floor apartment, she went
My brethren, these things ought to the fifth and tried to lower her-
-not ..not so to be. It was abnormal that self by a rope to a third floor
a sun should bless God in bis pray- ledge. The rope parted. She is in
• ers or creed and yet so despise or hospital.
speak evil of members of his own
family, Inasmuch as •he •and his fel- B—,3
11
A Ten Y-ar Uoal Reached
Foremost among the coveted honours won by Bell Telephone first aiders was the
Dominion -wide Championships for women and men—a goal which Bell first aid teams have
been striving to attain for ten years.
In the pie#ere two Bell Telephone f�-aid-graduates are. giving an exhibition , of how
head, arm, and leg: injuries should be cared for. In the background are the trophies won .' ...
by the different Bell Telephone- teams. Left to right: the Ontario Provincial Shield acid the
Montizambert Cup emplematic of, the Canadian Championship • won by. Team No. 1, To-
ronto. The Sir George Burn Trophy, All Canada Ladies lrst Aid Championship, won by
the Accounting Ladies' Team, Toronto. The Wallace Nesbiteneral Trophy and the Quebec
Provincial Shield won, by Team No. 1, Montreal.
Approximately niflety-five out of every hundred Bell Telephone male plant workers
are now. qualified, to render First Aid.
Movie
dad o
„, By VIRGINIA DAT.=
If you thought Deanna Durbin a
remar _ ble a anted youngster last
year when you saw her -in, "Three
Smart 'Girls", you, will think she is
.dyed Men and a
Girl." Her voice, al-
ways good, has dev-
eloped so amazingly
that she ranks with
the best of screen
prima, donnas. Even '
more startling is
the - e'relopment of
.;, this quiet' fourteen -
year -old as an ac-
tress. She. plays
nothing short ' of a
•,DeannaDurbin baby genius when
you see "One Hun -
comedy, -.farce or tragedy with the
deft assurance of a veteran. Sup
ported by Stokotvski, that most bril-
liant.- of conductors, no nervous
qualms .weaken her voice, and in
scenes. with Alice Brady., Adolph Men -
Jou, and Mischa Auer, those• persist-'
ent scene stealers, she -, more than
holds -her own.
RKO has already ' finished the
screen version of "Stage Door" with
Katherine Hepburn and Ginger Rog-
ers -in theleads. The dialogue, ev-
eryone says, simply sparkles, and al-
though Hepburn and Rogers are at
their very best in it, Andrea Leeds
and Lucille Ball, who play small roles,
draw a big share of -the enthusiastic
comment.
Very few actors •enjoy success in
Hollywood for more -than five years,
but producers never find a newcomer
urs just signed to play Little John
n the new version of "Robin Hood"
with Errol Flynn. 'It is the same role
is played 15 years ago when Doug
as Fairbanks made the picture.
It looks as� if all Hollywood. will be
`.eying to congregate on the Bing
:rosby set soon, for Bee lsllie, the
±'egant Lady Peel no less, is going
.o. play opposite him If y:?qi missed
Bee on a recent Vaklee hour, you
+z•,uld shtd cne tear at least. She
rai c the �ket,7h that she bas done
innumerable times — '''Two dozen
double . damask dinner . napkins.
piepse," and it was even -funnier than
before.
Maybe Eddie Cantor is awfully-.
smart to switch his radio program
night compo ition is
.a going to be even
more fierce than us-
ual this winter.
There will. Le Jack
Benny, of course,
Phil Baker, arid Joe
1. Penner, but in iddi-
I tion there will be
two big screen fa-
vorites with new
programe —. Rosa-
lind Russell and, Ty -
from Cantos from Sunday nights
to Wednesday, be-
cause the, Sunday
tone i ower. Robert Taylor had bet
ter hurry back from England if he
doesn't want Tyrone to 'displace hith
as Matinge Idol .Number One of the.
younger set..
Humphrey Bogart is getting to. be
so popular on the screen that pro-
ducers are toying with the. idea of
making a hero of him, but every
time they bring up the subject, Hum-
phrey takes to his heels and runs
away. He played a smirking hero
once, back in 1930, and . neither au-
diences nor directors wanted to see
him again. It wasn't until he played
the murderous Duke Mantee in "Pet-
rified Forest" that they forgave him.
Since then he has specialized in the
deepest -dyed villainy in "'Black Le-
gion" and "Bullets or. Ballots. In
villainous that hero or heroine, Joei
McCrea and Sylvia Sidney, have s;
hard time distracting attention from
him :
ODDS lkND ENDS — Constance
Bennett is going to make anothet
goofy comedy like "Topper" as sootl
as she and Countess di Frasso Faun'
their cosmetic company ... Erin Oti
Brien Moore,, who plays ."Rana" it
"The Life of Ensile Zola;"'is beim(
boomed by thousands of admirev
for the much -disputed role. of Scarleli
iR,"Gone With the Wind."
Studier.Missing Links
I
;:•YE
1... Ira,%.ld Anthony, American
'Museum of Natural History scient•
'irl
fist, will study the species h1
brought back from Shiva Templq
In the Grand Canyon, Arizona, fe(,
:i
traces of missing steps in t�{
theory of evolution. He has 'ovr
=
seventy-five specimens.;
Foremost among the coveted honours won by Bell Telephone first aiders was the
Dominion -wide Championships for women and men—a goal which Bell first aid teams have
been striving to attain for ten years.
In the pie#ere two Bell Telephone f�-aid-graduates are. giving an exhibition , of how
head, arm, and leg: injuries should be cared for. In the background are the trophies won .' ...
by the different Bell Telephone- teams. Left to right: the Ontario Provincial Shield acid the
Montizambert Cup emplematic of, the Canadian Championship • won by. Team No. 1, To-
ronto. The Sir George Burn Trophy, All Canada Ladies lrst Aid Championship, won by
the Accounting Ladies' Team, Toronto. The Wallace Nesbiteneral Trophy and the Quebec
Provincial Shield won, by Team No. 1, Montreal.
Approximately niflety-five out of every hundred Bell Telephone male plant workers
are now. qualified, to render First Aid.
Movie
dad o
„, By VIRGINIA DAT.=
If you thought Deanna Durbin a
remar _ ble a anted youngster last
year when you saw her -in, "Three
Smart 'Girls", you, will think she is
.dyed Men and a
Girl." Her voice, al-
ways good, has dev-
eloped so amazingly
that she ranks with
the best of screen
prima, donnas. Even '
more startling is
the - e'relopment of
.;, this quiet' fourteen -
year -old as an ac-
tress. She. plays
nothing short ' of a
•,DeannaDurbin baby genius when
you see "One Hun -
comedy, -.farce or tragedy with the
deft assurance of a veteran. Sup
ported by Stokotvski, that most bril-
liant.- of conductors, no nervous
qualms .weaken her voice, and in
scenes. with Alice Brady., Adolph Men -
Jou, and Mischa Auer, those• persist-'
ent scene stealers, she -, more than
holds -her own.
RKO has already ' finished the
screen version of "Stage Door" with
Katherine Hepburn and Ginger Rog-
ers -in theleads. The dialogue, ev-
eryone says, simply sparkles, and al-
though Hepburn and Rogers are at
their very best in it, Andrea Leeds
and Lucille Ball, who play small roles,
draw a big share of -the enthusiastic
comment.
Very few actors •enjoy success in
Hollywood for more -than five years,
but producers never find a newcomer
urs just signed to play Little John
n the new version of "Robin Hood"
with Errol Flynn. 'It is the same role
is played 15 years ago when Doug
as Fairbanks made the picture.
It looks as� if all Hollywood. will be
`.eying to congregate on the Bing
:rosby set soon, for Bee lsllie, the
±'egant Lady Peel no less, is going
.o. play opposite him If y:?qi missed
Bee on a recent Vaklee hour, you
+z•,uld shtd cne tear at least. She
rai c the �ket,7h that she bas done
innumerable times — '''Two dozen
double . damask dinner . napkins.
piepse," and it was even -funnier than
before.
Maybe Eddie Cantor is awfully-.
smart to switch his radio program
night compo ition is
.a going to be even
more fierce than us-
ual this winter.
There will. Le Jack
Benny, of course,
Phil Baker, arid Joe
1. Penner, but in iddi-
I tion there will be
two big screen fa-
vorites with new
programe —. Rosa-
lind Russell and, Ty -
from Cantos from Sunday nights
to Wednesday, be-
cause the, Sunday
tone i ower. Robert Taylor had bet
ter hurry back from England if he
doesn't want Tyrone to 'displace hith
as Matinge Idol .Number One of the.
younger set..
Humphrey Bogart is getting to. be
so popular on the screen that pro-
ducers are toying with the. idea of
making a hero of him, but every
time they bring up the subject, Hum-
phrey takes to his heels and runs
away. He played a smirking hero
once, back in 1930, and . neither au-
diences nor directors wanted to see
him again. It wasn't until he played
the murderous Duke Mantee in "Pet-
rified Forest" that they forgave him.
Since then he has specialized in the
deepest -dyed villainy in "'Black Le-
gion" and "Bullets or. Ballots. In
villainous that hero or heroine, Joei
McCrea and Sylvia Sidney, have s;
hard time distracting attention from
him :
ODDS lkND ENDS — Constance
Bennett is going to make anothet
goofy comedy like "Topper" as sootl
as she and Countess di Frasso Faun'
their cosmetic company ... Erin Oti
Brien Moore,, who plays ."Rana" it
"The Life of Ensile Zola;"'is beim(
boomed by thousands of admirev
for the much -disputed role. of Scarleli
iR,"Gone With the Wind."
Studier.Missing Links
I
1... Ira,%.ld Anthony, American
'Museum of Natural History scient•
'irl
fist, will study the species h1
brought back from Shiva Templq
In the Grand Canyon, Arizona, fe(,
traces of missing steps in t�{
theory of evolution. He has 'ovr
=
seventy-five specimens.;
E:; 'Z• '
s
c,�a
„ u • r
q A,
Turtey Supper and Concert at Un-
"h¢:c�aunc�wu�
iced Church Anniversary. Tuesday �Ci�e=y=ood 1AW M r ales
-Tvevening nest. e :
d ad„„�;
Ra'did"Service -- The Western Canada Relief car of Chrysler• lymouth
SL76 per Test; $1.60 pal in COURT OF REVISION fruits d veget�'iles advertised to -
f `� an Dealer
Slubscrlptioss to the United States Expert I service and re- be loaded at Locust Hill on October .. -
___.._�� sad GL Brltalla $240 in advance, pairw to all makes. Rea8• PUBLICGU
NOTICE is hereby given 12th, and 13th, was filled almost to GOOD:
OD LSED CARS
that the first sitting of the Court capacity on the first day. The Com •
JOHN MURKAR. Pronrietcr. onable chargas. Work of Revision of the Municipaliy of rnittee wishes to thank all pf this GOODYEAR TIRES
the Township of Pickering, for the community "who so generously con- WILLARD BATTERIES
guaranteed.
—An elderly. lady of. this township �.1� revision of the Assessment Roll of tributed. GENERAL BLACKS!�1ITHINB .
(ARTHUR FIELD L D the said municipality for the year SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS
whose political leanings are very f193 and. for hearing appeals that Give ps a trial on a'r'ses or a Used C#
strong, came out on Wednesday las! Graduate Rath. and Television Institut, 24 Hours Towing Service
to the polls to help her favoriteService m- be duly filed against assess -
to
n g
candidate. Ater recording her vote Member Official Radio Men' ments contained in said roll„ will beTTE1\ TI V N • Gordon(( Law”
she confided to a'friend that she has Association. held at the Township Hall, rough- GaJ. J
made sure that her vote would be }� ' ' ' ' = P l U K F, K [ ti (3 am n bTonda� the �iday of Phone 2008
r good as she wrote her name clear h`�' 1931 at the hour of one Brock Road C�ravet
and distinct on the ballot paper.
o'clock in the -afternoon.'PI(.;KERfN ONTARIO
—The residents -of the village are . OF • WHICH all persons interest-- Pit
em- ed will please take notice'and gov-
much indebted to Mr. John T: St
- henson, for his public spirit .in err Your ern themselves accordingly., Crushed Pit Run
ecting a large clock in front of his Eyes nald R. a ravel
property, "The Eastern House". The Do Beaton,
_ .__.. _ _
Clerk.
clock is fully two. feet across the
dial, and is lighted day and night • Vision
Sand and -i rind ed
with electric. neon lights, and is el- vision Stone .
ectrically, operated,. The time can Asphalt Roofing WPM-
T�'" 8i�t '°ice '
The seen clearly froom points od the By Delivered or Loaded in hit ancl ortiffhT • Oast GiNr
opposite side' of the street. Many Swninstios Serer
.complimentary criticisms have been C. g. Tuck, Opt. Eyesight Specfaliat, Qct our prices, On A8� PHONE: Plant, Pick 1026 ,
Toronto office Howard 6471' �}
: -heard, as it is a great convenience. Disney Building, (Opp„ P. O°) phedt Roofing. We han. H� _��is1`.,
-Complete literature and adver- Oshawa, our.. Perone 1516 die all styles' manufao- ' JOHN BOURNE & SON . "'
tieing on the coming Book Fair is
now out. October 22nd and 23rd •..The eye should not be called upon tured bythe Toronto.•a�
from 3 p. in until 11 P. in. will to operate under tention for any Asphalt Roofing Co, 3ROCK
witness -the first Book Fair, in this I great length of time. When a strain
village, and in this we may consid- l4iount Dennis. out. THEATRE
er ourselves fortunate: A number I of this nature is manifest the head-
ache accompanying it may be node - THEATRE
•�•
of these fairs are being held this s•�
y but in every other case, theyed in the temples and may extend WH=wBi Harry Hull, 1 - `
year, and become very noticeable in the i i i1►If j2 YARD - , 9
Are: being held only in a fear of the i back of the head and neck. These LL MB
larger cities. Extremely interesting headaches are symptoms which-yonr PHONE 84x10 Builder and Contractor
exhibits are being presented, and ' refractionist will discover under his - All Seats Saturday and Holiday Even=
attractive evening programs are to I Br1Ck WOCk and stonework
examination, are caused by one or lugs, 20 cents
be presented,_ _S.ee_their_ advertising more troubles. The simple usual - a Specialty - -
and go to the Fair. the muscular' imbalance pee- --FRIDAY and SATURDAY
—on Saturday .afternoon fire error, P . R. Woodward October 15 and 16 Architects Serviee
broke out the roof of Mr. Bertrand's � uliar to the case or perhaps the Lan Show Fri. at9.00; Sat. at 10
eyeache or deep-seated headache, OUR.. STOCK, OF GROCERIES
stable, caused by sparks from a due to glare. Eye fatigue,• no mat- Saturday Matinee at 1.30 THE CROWN INNS
sire nearby where he was destroying t� what may, be the cause would COMPLETE AND FRESH Saturday Evening Showstartsat 8.3Q Roeebs,nk -Rd. and Kingston 8d. - +;r
berry canes.'An his own attempt to � not exist if you had sufficient res- '
extinguish the blaze, he climbed to. AT ALL TIMES �L �_r f 4i -dB Phone Plek 561
the roof with a pail of water, and erne . power to overcome it. You Can't' t
While on the roof slipped and.fell to. Try our Soeeial Blend of Catfe »
the ground, fracturing several ribs. specially ,packed Mr as. 33e. Ib. Have Everyth><ng i
.-Roofing . —fir-to
A call was put in to the local fire o.p department, chose services were Our Fresh and red Meats areWithne You ,
Slate. Tile and Gravel Roofing.
i probably not needed had a sufficient kept wholesome by Electric Retrig- ALICE FAYE
Asphalt Shingles. Roll RooOng, .
number with- pails of water been on - oration. RITZ BROTHERS
hand. The blaze orhich was confined i*'ply.31.35 per rail.- Rocf Coating, We do Buildiu. of all kindr
65c, per gallon. DON AMECHE
to the roof only, was extinguished See one weekly salsa bulletin for LOUISE HOVICX CARPENTERING. 't
3n a few minutes. Mr. Bertrand will Also chimneys rebuilt rnd repaked, SPECIALS CEMENTING. ,
be suffering considerable for 'few JACK RE 1 D ROUGH AM, ONT. eLU'IIBING
days: _ .
DA:v BA RTUIY. 35-15 Phone Pick 502
MONDAY, TU ESD AYS WEDN SDAY ,
.• -_ 20
d
_ Octobe
ji' Y 0 R, 0 .1 5_ Y a U R 5 US E 1 T First a �.00
!. ( .Last Complete Show at. 8.201 We a yell Brantford Roofing
.ti r •,`. r e♦
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r
oom
A
9ystemy, Beatty
-With
Haywire. Eq- ipncn, Dro wattee
Equipment
LEO CARRILLOan Other Building Material
LYNN OVERMAN Rotim ttee Free -: -
4 MARY CARLISLE • Work Guaranteed
1,~BARBIER
-:. GEORGE Also F,J. PROUSE
~ i\Phoue'!i: M i
When Thief .�
h ..
: f,• Meets T iefff
¢.: PIQKgaiN uvrr,Rt
.' � •' .: �. - .v � - _ - With United Church. Anniversary Services
if
- - on Sunday and Tuesday df next
r - i :DOUGLAS` FAIRBANKS JR. week Turkey Supper on Tues -
x evening
,;.. ... •• .: .; .. VALERIE HOBSON - day � -
,..,,
_ ALAN HALEROO—
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A busy plant the hum of .machinery—the steady movement of a
past toward ann-assarnbled whole—finally—the manufactured pro Lhip your Dream to IIs .
duct which brings profit to the manufacturer,. salaries to staffs, = wpaying,ase i
payrons for the workers.
` Vtre
ace are noprice
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,, ,
Througghout Ontario this steady hum of industry is increasing— p �-
ppayrdls are being added to—manufacturing costs are steadily rising :
higher—yet the cost of the driving,force of Ontario industry—Hydro.
power steadily downward. I b
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Have you ever stopped to consider what would happen if hydro power was = -
suddenly Cut off throughout the Province—the' loss in tnonoy and inconvenie First
=you would suffer? How vital Hydio is to industry? `
You should, .because Hydro means much .to you in personal income.' Low- ('�
— coI b
st powar attracts industries, with consequent employment of thousands e �.Jof workers increasing the in dual BUT, power within the Province, cores -2.9
1.
quently influencing ydu= ina�me regardless of -Your occupatign.
4 ',BUITERFAT
The success of Hydro in the past two years in lowering power costs has beets
outstanding. Its efforts to increase the' prosperity of our Province by lowering - FO g CREAM Pl C K E D UP BI OUR TRUCK'
power costs still further, and extending the benefits of low-cost electricity to
�-
those in cities, and those on farms, to commerce, to . industry, to all we a extra for delivery
vaho may benefit by its use, is something which your as a partner in pay
this enterprise, may take justifiable pride. - Waite or Phone us ---charges collect
CITIZENS�.�AI14YHYDRO ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION
PHONE 52 WHITBY, ONT.
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• , -• Llaresoat be given. A ,paper-"How we are themselves to a Night Club, and $1- electrically,-driven apyliance that is / . E.
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benefitted by meeting together" and so a, visit to the district of the now placed under and attached to the L
•Mr. Abtjah Forsyth is confined to a Demonstration- "Uses ' of Pump- Rell-kpown New Housing Scheme, sink, opening into the bottom of the IF DIRECTOR AATDI
-his bed through illness. kin" will also be given. Each mem- where anyone receiving less than sink, a into which you can throw ..EMBALMER
Mr. and Mrs: Lye and Mr. and ber is requested to bring a friend, • $150 per month can rent an up-to practic ly e g except the •'i
-__--Mrs. Tucker, holidayed at Brighton and to .also, bring two cups and two date home with all of the most mod- kitche pok and such, where it is �Bucceasor to W. J, Mather. ,
' and Cobourg.' plates. ern conveniences at $30 per month. then ou into pulp, and then pas- Stoutiville "
Mrs. Mundell and son Billy have Congratulations to Mrs. Gibbons They visited the huge new stadium, ses on o the sewer. An all round 'Night and Day Servtee
'been visiting Mrs. Mundell's mother on her 92nd birthday; celebrated in the airport, where they were able interesting trip was had. Business Phone
at Bolton ' the presence of relatives: Mr, and to view the incoming transcontinen- I a• US01 Residence Phoa�
Mr. and Mrs. Morley are visiting Mrs. Worthy, of Brampton, Mr. tat planes. and the General Electric SALE REGISTER 98'LO
.a. . friends -in Western Ontario' this and Mrs. Spears, of Whitevale, Mr. Company's Demonstration House, a
week. and Airs. S. Stephenson, of Osh- home fully equipped with a complete � For Prompt and Efficient
R. J.' How 'celebiated his 84th WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20th- auct-
awn, Mr. 1�'m. Gibbons, of Toronto, line of .home Electrical appliances. k'
birthday on Tuesday. He certainly and Mrs. Watford here., Mr. Gib- At this House, the new garbage ion.-sale of choice herd cows, reg.- RADIO` SERVICE
:..'does not look it. Congratulations. bons enjoys remarkably good health. disposal appliance and dishwashers bull, swine, sheep, implements and
Mrs. 'Chandler spent the week-end We wish her many .more years. etc. were particular items. This grain, seed and household furnit- :. Phone Clare. 518
holiday with blr. and Alrs. Langlois• Gordon Scott, of Windsor, son of new garbage disposal affair is an ure belonging to the estate of the
of Brampton and was accompanied Mr. and Airs. George Scott, here,
late Fred. Johnson lot 32, tori. 9. ,Paul Wilson
by them on her return.. was the victim of an attack on Sat- Pickering, about 4 miles east of p
Members of "the congregation of urday evening last. We was alight- Stou.ffville: No reserve as farm Balsam
t , the Baptist Church attended the B. ifi from his car at his home in the is sold. Terms Cash. A. S. Far-
Y. P. U. Rall at Oshawa on, Mon- g Fully EquipWe -Satisfaction Guar.
Y evening, when he was pounced upon mer, auctioneer.
day by two thugs, and when not findinganteed-Reasonable Rates
Radios - Tubes - Batteries t
Mrs. Herb. Cooper and son, of -what the • wanted he wee badly G
Peace River are visitingthe form- Y y Tubes tested Free �
beaten and kicked about the body . "' 'At Claremont -
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and face. He is now in hospital in
Vis• - a serious condition. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mitchell Ernest C. Fetzer
The annual Harvest Home Ser- Geo . Scott left over the week-end,
.dices in the United Church will be for Windsor to see him. LA
held on Sunday, November 7th and A very succesful bazaar and ,Pickering 2e years � ens HOTTER
a Fowl Supper on the Tuesday ev- ng Ont. -
PP y home-000114ii sale was held at the
ening following. home of the Misses McGlashan, on
The services in the United Church
• Wednesday, October ' 6th by Mrs. NOt14.0 t0 Creditors 1 -�
on Sunday next will be in charge of Luther Pilkey's W. M. S. group. ' i
Rev. Gordon Maxwell, B- A. of Duringthe afternoon, Mrs. Glover
Cambray. Rev. J. E. Glover is gave a short talk referring to her The EconomyIn the Estate s Frederick PickPosering,
fE,a s•7
conducting anniversary services at trip to Northern Ontario when she tete a the Township to Pickering,
Cameron. i visited some of our Mission Hospit- in the County of Ontario. Fanner,
The heat frosts of the ast Store Deceased.
y P als, and music was furnished -by the ALL PERSONS haulm claims a- t '
week-end, hes meant the end of the C. G. I. T. group. Tea was served Glarerrront g
tomato-canning at the local factor- The proceeds amounted to, $28 and garnet the Estate of Frederick Pos-
fes. will be used in aid of the W. M. S. CASH AND CARRY PRICES till, late of the Township of Picker- ;
Rev. P. D. Augustine received work. The group in charge wishes ing; in the County of Ontario, Faa-n. • simple but rich de- A J
'atord-on. - Tuesday: -forenoon of, the to take this spportanitg of express Pastry Flour, 24 lb bag T77e. er, deceased, who died on or about sign we can furnish
death of his father at Kingsville. ing their thanks to bars. Glover, Hone 5 Ib pad 45e. the 25th da of May 1937 are bele memorials . that will
Honey, Y Y.
kr. and Mrs. Augustine left irivn- Miss Hosey, for posters; Miss Isabel Oatmeal, 5 lbs. 25c. by notified to send �-�to`jthe under- ,please from every
ediately for Kingsville: The sYnV- Johnston,Aliss Myrtle Bacon and Muf[ets. Z pkgs. Ile. signed on or before the 5th day of atstrtdpotst. In dignity
lathy of the entire community is ex- Miss Helen Gloves for their contrib- Ozydol. Urge vkg. 22e- November, 1937, full particulars of of appearance our ,
Mended to Mr. Augustine. rations to the program which added soap Chips,
white, Z lbs, 13e- their claims. wont will stand out ' E
The death took place on Saturday ao much to the enjoyment of the af- Matches, 3 box pits 21e. Immediately after the said last- through the ages. S
in Toronto, of Mrs. Wm. Newton, ternoon and to all the -friends who Bulk Cocoa, 2 lb°- +22c. mentioned date, the assets of the ea- Na Greater Tribute
a former resident of this place, in he Jello JitIIy Powders Ta tate will be distributed ar ongst'tht N. W. 9TAFFOt;D ?
helped us. make the bazaar s enc- e ,
-lher 75th year. The funeral was held cess. Heinz Soups, 2 tins . , .. .. .19c. parties entitled thereto, having re- Highway >lioauseatal
on Monday, with ' intermeit being . Messrs Walter Ward, Chas. Berg So�itt7e Salmon, 1-2's. for 29e. g'ard only to claims of which the Works ,
pnade in Prospect Cemetery- She is and Ralph Carter, winners in the Vanilla, •8 oz jus 3 for 25e. undersigned shall then have notice. Ph. 442 Whitby Out. - ►
survived by her husband. recent Demonstration Da at Chas. Interlake Tissue 3 rolls ?.3c. Kingston Road West
Mr. A. G.. Brooks inaugurates Y DATED at Toronto, this 1st day of
Cooper's,. accompanied Mr. Cooper o •
this week, his anniversary contest. on their aCASH. GROCER October, 1937
prize trip to Hamilton and
The contest will last for one month. Buffalo .last creek-end':. At Hamilton � ' Phone Clare. 3701 Violet May Postill, Green River, �
'Valu4ble prizes are being Riven and they visited two large manufactur- j y' Ont: Thomas Winfield Poetill, Green ;
literature is now in the hands of ing plants and at Buffalo treated I ,A, G. BROOKS River, Ont: Clifford Lorne Posfill, _
-rn4y of fhe district, describing the I Green River. Ont , Executors; by
contest._ Call him on the, phone if
- -- -. _- �- their Solicitors: '
you have not received yours. r - Heaton, Bell and Ross, Madeline _
The L"nited Church service. on Surt . 37,2 Bay Str , Toiontn J
day evening was under the direction SOUTH O N F A R I 0 - Beauty
:of the Women's Alissiona Society
„
. • • t.y. Y
and the. C. G. 1. T. group, the tat-
.°ter.bein re-affiliated. bars. Nor= _ � �{ 1+'i��m M si(;hii[tiry u7alon '
man White. the Presbyterial Pres- lowl
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HAIR cu rTI NG,
r Jdent, received the group and con- i.ii V Front and Wood. Coeimhutt. Delaval
eluded with .an inspiring address, on For Sale-1 extra good 7 ft. F and $ H A H POO I NG,
"The Kingdom of God" basing her - W Binder. 7 7ft. M.. H. Binder. i [rIi�IE3ER[hi(3,
theme on the 100th Psalm. 'To be held at _ MARCELLING
Kid Gang Plow. 2, 8 in. Grain Gr-
�" The regular meeting of the Worn- inders. 1, 2-furrow Oliver Tractor Specialize-Hot Oil Treatment
Wed-
on Institute Rill be held on Wed- ,STONEHAVE FARM Plow. 3 ,used Mowers 5-cut. Ford- and Permanent Wane.
�nesday, October 20th at the home -son Tractor and Double Disc Harr- Reasonable Prig e c _
lof Mrs. Pearce at 2.30 p. m. An ow Bissell. 1 Ca dnet Rogers Elec- MRS M. MU>`tDELL
r n -
taddress on Infantile Paralysis will Property of G. Norr�c an Irwin tris Radio, excellent condition, a Phone I" OLARZXGi. `
'On the townline between Pickering anti Whitby re tnugy. ^ 1 Jersey Bull pt;re bred
STANLEY THEATRE Townships; on . Highway No. 2; two miles west : W. F: DI3NEF, 13reenwood -LAND SVRVEYQR
iSTOUFFVILLE gots lex - i
-'of Whitby, en P P L314 41cf F. J. DON
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Phoria 100 T R i
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_ WEDNESDAY. OCT, 27TH .LE US CHECK YOU veyors Gibson and Yarnold. 11th 3t+
E King East, Oshawa. Phone 1981. ,
:.'Showing Lunch provided > : Banquet at Night _
B TT RY
- Week Nlghts-SAS, Standard Time Radio or Car• .
Sat. & Holidays-2 Shows, 7 and 9 p. in. 'or Pr12a List apply to the Secretary
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY R. E. PARDON, President W. S. CROXALL, Secretary All sizes of Berry Boxes, Crates,
October 14, ,15. auci 16 t g
' Brooklin' Ont, tries C t, and li qt, Baskets, Bushel
Batteries bar ed � q
• ~ �iTwO+lir a CrOWd" - - -y_ SPECIAL Hampers, sold at Hagerman's Baa.
ket factory,
13 PLATE BATTERY y, one mile north of ttft
Starring Guaranteed for 9 mss. - a5.95 Green River Se�ool, ' off No. 7
JOAN 'BENNETT R A D 10 A L E � Hi�bway.
t JOEL McCREA ,
SANDY CLYDE Get our rices before bum else.,
ALF'S PLACE P y .
where. We deliver. a
:Comedy :
Short 5+rtbjects _ „ OWT, Phone Mark. 1604 ;42-2
C'LAREMO�iT,
phone 3201
__""'MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDAY _ -- -- - ---- _
., October is, t9 and 20 , SERV 1 C E _-
Aa Csood41
as
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Authorized • Dealer for General Zke King's uigkivay = s<
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Electric Victor and Stewart- SAFE • D C T • E O M ! �Cr":�r - -
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With
Warner
stern r )
'IDORIS NOLAN
(Ba Standard Time '�
JOHN BOLES For Toronto For Oshawa
COMEDY
shorts COm late stock of new Radios"on •� intermediate Swinto ttnd intermediate points
A. IH. P. H. P. M. A. IL P. M. P. IL
land at all times. a 7.09 c12.54 6.54 ; a 8.31 2.31 e , 8.31
Thursday, Friday and Saturday to
a 7.44 1.•54 a 7.54 9.38 e'3.31 9.31
..-October 21, 22 and ..23 ,see .my- stock of used radios, batt. 8.54 a 2.64 8.54 P. M. 4.31 a 10.81 �
10.24 3.54 -e 9.54 P. M. a 5.31 11.31 !
j►.,�` « » • 11.54 a 4.54 10.64 12.31 6.31 1i. M. '^ ,
_Borderland ery operated and electric. _
e 6.54 b11.44 b 1.31 7.3'1 12.31 ,•..
A Western „
Yo'
will be interested in the new except Sun, and Hol. b- Sunday and Hol. only.
'Starring p-8at, only. e_-Sat., Sun., .and Hol. only. �.'
',,,,.,,-.WILLIAM'BOYD �-Batterylest Stewart•Warner ATTRACTIVE RATES , , ,
•':.JIMMiE ELLISON batter RadioFor Thrilling 3-Day Visits
a Popeyt �V NEW YORK -BOSTON -WASH NGTON
' MONTREAL ATLANTIC CITY
K� .* 4>, R. F. COUPLE PSE R, - Claremont Tickets sad Information
lr . Little Sweet Pea ` • ' - ,� , .
GRADUATE RAM COLLEGE Of CANADA EASTZ" HOUSE--rho" 4608 �, �
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'i1Cserman etas
Yd'
First News ner
A Tangible Link
''Five
ally is the. French for courageous.
has
''�
Modern &chen3
years ago it was somethlns
had both arms amputated bit- by
"Servant Problem"
, To Fly Atlantic
marvellous that a newspaper published
the, Atlantic
bit in i3 operations. .
.ave Housewives
the other side of
should be in the hands of as Irishman
Rays Attack His Body
Nazi Girls Rigorously Trained --Get
Amelia Farhart's Paper Sent Lack
on the following day; and In five years '
Now the rays have attacked his;
- Eight Cents a Day Pocket Money
From Abroad to Publither
more, who knows but that eanadian
body for the first time. But Prof.
It is estimated that the average
-"
�
Here
and American papers will arrive with
Vaillant rvho has been lodged
� gad at the
houses: ife walks five miles a da in
y '
'dut:es.
Twenty thousand German girls, be-
us here in Ireland as regularly as the
nation's expense among the war-
pursuit of her household The
modern kitchen 'equipped time
. tween the ages of 1? and 25, daily
What, is believed to be the first
;.
English press arrives with us today.'
mutilated heroes and invalids, is un-
with
.
lend willing hands to farmers' wives
newspaper to have been flown across
In his belief, the paper had become
dismayed.
and labor-saving devices materially
and country mothers. It's part of
the At Ocean has been returned
a tangible link between bliss Earhart's
Ile declared after last week's suc-
rcduccs the necessary stens and uper-
;the labor service.
to its publishers by a reporter who
pioneer flight and the Inauguration of
ccssful o.perat:on that he thought
atic ns in- that important part of the
---
According to Reichsleiter Constan--
- - interviewed the late Amelia Earhart,
a series o[ survey flights fora pro-
his was no remarkable sacr'fice_ to
-
household. - . • .;
-•T`tiri Hierh leader of the compulsory
after her flight with Bernt Balchen in
posed commercial air service between
sciercF.
_
A student of home ecunomica in
• • service —compulsory for young men
1932 from Harbor Grace, Nfld., to a
Foynes, Ireland, and Botwood. Nfld..
Prof. Vailiant who has received
g +.
testi❑g the advantages of ne new
`'
but not yet for girls — the labor
spot near Londonder��Ireland; where
which occurred at 'approximately the
the decorations of the Legion of Hon-
}•itchcn over those of the old used
service is to baild character, teach
a�icW'time as--t'lre —atti oY--Mts--Ear=-
m .cr exper nient t�msfcing of a
cFr, --tom a negie aro c a an
loyalty to the national -socialist idea
The paper, autographed by Miss
hart
the Gold Medal of the Cit y of Paris
simple •dessert. It. was found that
and to the Fuehrex and to inculcate
Earhart and bearing the smears of
- Y
fnr his work. is 65 years old. The
the 97 o.perat'ons formerly required
team spirit.
p
gasoline and oil that trickled onto it
after a gasoline tank had developed
X-RayMartyr
-previous operations -he underwent,
p
-
were reduced to C4 and the neces-
` One hundred thousand girls have
a leak, assumed special significance
y
wh'ch consisted of the progressive
sary steps from 281 to 45. ~
passed -_through this service ..-.-There'
--�-are 500 in Reich,
_. -
with -the disappearance of thenotedAgain
_
Sacrifices
amputations of both arms, took' place
to 1923. The last
Conservation of time and energy
camps the each
American aviatrix on an attempted
prey ous of these r
"
made possible by, present-day plan -
taking care of 40 girls..
k
round -the -world f fight last July, in the _
-
on December 3rd, 1922, was the sev-
ning and the installation of adequate
SIX MONTHS SERVICE
opinion of Cecil F. A. King of the
Prof. Charles Vaillant; of Paris,
erance of h•s right arm.
equipment enables the housewife to
The service lasts 26 weeks and
. Derry Joyrnal who interviewed hei in
Undergoes 14th Operation
The amputations started at the
give more time to recreation or edu-
each girl must prove she is "Aryan"
1932.
finers of the left hand. Dr's. Infroit
cational pursuits.,
and must be passed by doctor be-
24 Hours After Publication
Professor Charles Vaillant, called
and Leray,.. other French X-ray
fore she can. enroll. She gets free
At that time he had written:
the X-ray martyr, last week under-
pioneers who received the Carnegfie
board and lodging, a working kit,
"It is the first time in history that
went his, fourteenth operation, a
medals in 1921, died a few months
The first dog to travel from. A m -
parade uniform, two pairs of stout
a newspaper printed in Cahada, or
stomach incision, made necessary by
later of cancer infections caused by
er.va with a passport left New Yo v
_ shoes. bed linen; hand towels and
the United States, reached Ireland
_his voluntary exposure to X-rays
the research work.
for Latvia. big Boy, owned by Mr.
tight cents .a day. pocket money.
within 24 hours after publication. It
during his life-long radium research
Pletcher 1vi arren, American Consul at
r. Theday begins at 5.25 ' a dL -with
is a thing that may never happen
work.
Riga; was granted by the
the camp leader on duty banging
again:' -
The rays continue 'corroding the
"Every duty which we omit ob-
.a passport •
Washington State Department. )t
gong and giving the girls a gentle
A few weeks ago, he wrote in a
tissues, and during the last 25 years
scures some truth which we, should
tears photograph and states the plao
good morning." Camp leaders are -
letter which accompanied the returned
Prof. Vaillant, whose name incident=
have known."
and date. of his birth. -
?in ed to avoid all appearance of
I newspaper:
-
:
' - 6ilitarlAm _ Fiftppn Tninntan of aVa-K-1
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-Repeat 'nusiness:-Free--prem_iuum_ss. $1 Pe! ancouver Island. - '
No money risk. Big field for profit Gmdeaa:-?�uncan' V d. `s'E GUARANTEE YOUR F]T WITH
able, fast -selling Christmas lines. BUSINESS BROKERS r• beet quality, latest style suit or
Established territories available in winter overcoat (slightly used), regn- `
localities. Write at once to J. R. ATTENTIONI ANY BUSINESb, lar to $60.00 for $6 to $12 -Fall -coats,
Cressy Company, 1536 'Dundas St., anywhere, sold quickly, confiden- regular to $35,00 for $4 to
West, Toronto. tially for cash. Consolidated Business coats, $2, $2.50, $3. New trousers, in
AGENTS-T"O SELL MEN'S NECK. Brokers, 24 BToor West, Toronto. tweeds, Berges and • worateds, $1.25,
ties. 100 per cent. profit. Write $1.75, $2.25, $2.95• Postpaid. State
CARPETS RE -WOVEN INTO RUGS measurements, colours; stype, age- Sat- `•O -`
for free samples and catalogue, Mur- 'isfaction guaranteed or money refund- 0 _ h
gatroyd Agencies, Yonge'St. Arcade, OLD' CARPETS WOVEN iNT ed. Send money order -Ruskin & Co..
Toronto, versible Rugs. Write for price st. Peterboro, Ont.
LOCAL R E P R E S E N T A T[ V E 9 Baker Cleaning Co., Toronto 4.
wanted, for subscription work." Re SONG POEMS ..SET TO MUSIC, `Q`����¢'
DOGS Anthems, hymns revised ready for
new list supplied. Good commission. ublication.' Henry Graves, Mus. ``
]Write Canadian Magazine, 347 Ade BOSSED FOX AND BLOOD- p
laide St. West, Toronto. CROSSED
paps, 3 months old, males Bac.,-4266 Old Orchard Ave.,' Mon -
$6.; females $3. Allen Hill, R.R. 2, treal. O ��¢AQ�� `�►`� f
WEN, WOMEN, ALL AGES, MAKE Beaverton. MEDICAL � t ��+�. S
money spare time in liome, esperi 7i1 C •
ence unnecessary. Write Business As • FILMS AND PRINTS /'•CONSTIPATED? -IMMEDIATE RE � v�a�►�O�eS� "
sociates, Chatham, Ontario. �..++ lief (Money back guarahteej. Pex- � � �P
CHRISTMAS CARDS FRAM YOUR feet (brands Laxative Pills, 35c boa,
STOREKEEPERS! AGENTS! TRAD favourite negatives, 12 for 75c. 3 boxes $1,00. Mail orders invited.
era! Write for freePrice List of" 2 for 25c. Complete with envelopes. perfect Chemical, 460 Richmond W.,
amazing bargains in drygoods. Gen- Sample: 10c. Brightling, 29 Richmond Toronto. 1
era( outfitters Reg'd, Boa 905, Mont- gt. E.: Toronto.
real. ECZEMA, ITCH, PIMPLES, SKIN
ZERO PRICES, EXPERT WORK. disorders and piles are quickly re J
AGENCY OPEN IN T�HI'S DIS- Roll with tree enlargement 25c• lieved with Flumes Ointment;' clean,
tracSt. Catharines. Ont.
t. Double your money selling' Trevanna Studios. 53 Niagara Street,
safe and' sure. Send 40 cents for one
our delightful Old English Lavender ounce -jar, Humes Medicine Co., Ot- a
Shampoo, sample fifteen cents. Do- -
213 Pearson, FUK. FARMING taws, Canada. o .
V EM
niton Specialties, - -
Toronto.
FINE DARK EASTERN MINK STOP' StFFERING, HAVE YOU
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED IN from foundation stock and high itching. burning, scalding, wet or
each town for subscription work.kit production:.correspondence invit• dry akin trouble. It eo,'uae the guar- -• +•••❖•J•.......
�•`' .�P•J..d inch Eczema Remedy, .•.••t' line at times"
Renewal hist supplied. Good "com- ed. Maple Leat Mink Ritncli. Dien• IncheDrng Company. t130 Weston Rd.. �.� - 1&g, gam-E'They certainly do. 31
mission. _ Must be ener;,•etic and -re-- beim. Ont. . Toronto. Sold from coast to coast- ��� (* • l �] �•� ltdargery'a 16, but . only Iast night
liable. Write Canadian Magazine. *AJNER ..MINKERY. KSNGSVILLE One Dollar prepaid. `0 t.7mYae� anis1.
34R Adelaide St. W,. Toronto, ly3 had to send her to bad without brealt'r
offers for
Ont., sale Quebec: Lab- fit••• ?
ANALYTICAL CHEMIST Fader. Yukon mink of select breeding MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ��� l
'a stock. Place your order early. ��� huckler 0_
�HARLF.S ALLDF.R, ANAI.YT1eAI. LEARN TO PLAY A SAXOPHONE �� ;•; Her Grace -"Poor name !s Evangs-
Chemist. established Ip'_6. Aaaly RAISE MINK FOR PROFIT -GET Trumpet, 'Trombone. Become a •! ••� line, !s it? Wei], I shat} call you Merl,' y
xis of poultry and stock feeds.. Box Xt7 started right with Moss ="Lluetico" muaiclan. Send for Foran for six days' �•' �• �❖�►'. �:+'.+' :: �❖ sus=�•. That was the name of my last maidi'�
lastersoi4. Ontario... st:+tia mink -guaranteed stock. Write Free Trial. Ten mbnthe' terms -no 1n The proof is hese:- >tdaid="Very well, ma'am.. and i�
for full information. Moss Fur Farms, terest. Literature tree. Greene Music ',Do you think there is any truth call you Mrs. Gogson. That was. th
BARN ROOFING - FENCE POSTS Limited (mink breeding specialists). Company. 57 -Queen St.. East, Toronto-, in the theory that big creatures are name. of m'-iast.mistreas."
Gapatwe. Onta'rin
OUR CIIRECT FACTORY t'.1iiCES PATENT ATTORNEY better natured than small ones(" _ -
-_._ _ Patient Te
save you money nn Sttpertlte gal- GAMS - asked the intellectual young woman. Patient--J'Tell me the worst, loo-
vanlzed roofing..Superlor steel Fence RiOY L. KNOX, Registered AtTarneS•- "Surely!" returned tits young man
tors" f
Posts and steel granary 1inlnS Fuper• information regarding Invention ., Doctor -"No.
OR FALL AND WINTER PARTIFS addressed. Susi look at the differ t No. I'll mail the bill to
'.for Prnduete Llmiled: Sarnia• [ant. F Patents; Drawings; Registrations; yon."
f r Ten, entirely. new and original Sales•, 14 Metcalfe, Ottawa.
ence .between the Jersey mosquito and
BUILDING WRECKERS club and parlor games• in attractive+ the Jecy cow!"
.booklet form, assorted -to suit all _ PATENTS Best Big
n of returning proaperlty,
WE WiLL BUY OLD 'OR. CON- tasteq and ocrasiensr 10, centq, fan Accepting an invitation to play on a eaya an exchange, is the cuatomeee
damned buildings to rrAck. Breen• fldi- American Novelties;•122 Well- INVENTIONS PATENTED, WRITE golf course during a membership query of the storekeeper, "Is this' tha
woad House Wreckers, 14'1 Greenwood in- on Street West, Toronto. today for helpful; illustrated book- drive ie as hazardous its inviting a beat, you have?"
Ave., Toronto lets free. W. Irwin Haskett, 18 El- book agent into the house for a social - '- -
,- GLASS EYES gin, Ottawa. chat.
F13tiN1TGKF'^ Customer -"How long will it tai!
GLASS EYES, $4.30 EACH. TI-IOUS- N OFFER .TO . EVERY INVEN-
..:..LYQNS' ' USED FURNITURE . ands to choose from. Twelve sent A _ fullDoctor "Great Heavens, who you to give me a shave?"
BARGAINS to select from: • Sstisfactinn euaran• tor, List of reaO HEons find AY stuffed that towel in the •patient% Barber -"Ten minuted, without !
(Great eavtng?+ to -our Furniture (red• Pltrnan Optical House, Vnnccu- information Gent free*THE RAMSAY mouth?" flaw."
ver. B C. COMPANY, Registered Patent At-
T Gre tri Department: Our low prices torneya, 273 Bank St., Ottawa. Can. Patient's Husband --''I did, Doc. You Custqmer-"Holy smokes! What ds -
have made this department the !aro: said the main chtng was to keep her you stand on'" ti
eat and most popular tn.Toronto. Just C,R£AT SALE USE PIANOS PERSONALS quiet." "It's almost impossible fora girl t4
a few of the hundreds of specials are MAN'S TONIC -MEN'S FRIEND outstrip her mother these day --an
- listed here. it you don't see what -You ORIGINALLY COSTING EVHE.N Mrs. Paul -"Dau liters need discip- less she joins a nudist colony.
want advertised come in or write, new tip to $800., gRod makes, beau- A (For men only). 50 pills $2.00 %
Lyons are sure to have It and at the titul wn") it. mahogany and golden oak directions enclosed-, mail orders post oh mywhat's the conntr]
lowest'price In town. Every piece of cabinets. to real good condition. tuned, paid. Hygienic Laboratories, 460 Rich- (� ''My,
furniture is, sanitarily treated, and [ncludinc piano benches: bargain mond St. W., Toronto. 'Phone WA. 71o�r s YOUR, STOMACH? coming to! My. neighbor -is sendiq
completely re9nished to look like new, prices, $39.50, $49.50- $1;9.50,• ideal tor- 2448.- his eon to a cooking school Decatts/
'. $59.00 Beautiful American walnut homes. achoole, churches: Write for V 0 U lose vital the boy says he has the promise of
bedroom colli, large chili• our bargain price list. Sovereign's PROPERTIES WANTED �j nerve' force if job in a drug store when he' grade
.robe, full length triple mirror vanity Sales, 24188 Duffertn St., Toronto.. allow your atom-
- FOOD PRICES PAID FOR OLD you ales."
and full size 4 -poster bed with sagless - he for wrecking. ach to ,distress you _
. an er
new over 1200.00. Greenwood House Wreckers, tion, gas or nil-
$21 Walnut finish dresser. in NDREWS' ACADEMY OF TTAIit• Greenwood, 'Toronto. toossness and "cos- COLDS D
perfect condition,. with full A dressing. Visitors, welcome. Write REMNANTS mveness" cause the
size steel bed to match, sagless spring 'for prosp'echis n91 Moor west. To- blood to be poisoned H•id CoW„ Host Mined's
and brand
aew all -telt mattress. ronto. 'REF! --70 QUILTING PATTERNS! and will eventually .ed innate it. Chow Cold■
$19.50 Solid oak dining -roots dlant washfast remnants! "Dukes destroy health and • rladob Son Thrinto
How, Perm
suites, large buffet, eaten• LILY BULBS flue .quilts" Cottons! Prints; $1.00 - acne torte. flit. r: what W J. Fisher of st cob well aero a!•ead Paco.
Bion tables and 6 leather upholstered Sanford -Ave., N., Hamilton, One, said: Real rifle} , yYlCklr
"Collect". Sample bundle. 25c. Re I suffered with my stomach, could eat but ,
chairs, in pe,fect condition. Your PLANT LILIES NOW -= ADD TO fund guarantee! Maritime Textiles, very little and that .could cause didreM 1.
choice- of golden or fumed oak. brightness of your garden with $049 Del�aspe, Mbntreal. - sr<w wester daily and auffromered foam hea134
d- a ,
$89 00 Beautiful solid walnut din- Lilies from home-grown bulbs of re- 'thea 1d weittAt-went tram v6 to cal •
•P� tng-raotn suite, large buf• STAMPS AND COINS. po""d' and was
Pierre's le to t nwt
.�and
liable varieties.' Also other perennial Discovery aria was sem and to eat nor -
tet, twin pedestal extension table. Cowers -and fruit trees for northern •� many, I !rained in wcieht and eae■srb"cW i4 �r �~
china cabinet and 6 chairs upholstered PAI
gardens all of the bardlest strains. k"ORONATIOI4$, JUBILEE, COM-. could resume my work- The Dtsco+ery'
"in genuine'leatber. A realty fine suite - made a well pawn d e■e. Buy novel
Send for Autumn Catalogue with in- memorativea, Triangles- 40 d►f-
and looks brand new; 'completely re- structions for Lilies, etc. Arrival o1 ferent stamps 10C to approval- aDpli- r
Antshed. Cost originally about $300.00, all plants' in good condition guaran- cants. Edgard, 108 Maple, Windsor, NO. 42- 3?
Eigbt-piece; 2 -tone walnut teed. The Manitoba Rardv Plant Ontsvie. g-1
$47-900 Bnish' dining -room suite - Nursery. F. L Rionnnr Prnp., Drop FIXES -
Queen Ann design; large buffet, ex- more', Manitoba _
tension table and 6 chairs upholstered,
_ -
�' in genuine leather. Completely retln•
T MALE INSTRUCTION
lobed.
O►f•:� •:t:R❖:o �J:•:t• �.: + :.� :• ❖:•:�.:❖:❖.•.:e:t•�i iso, :❖:�J3I .
•
M ISC E LL AN _
This suite has been rebuilt and recov-
•'
■ ■
conditioning industry. Applicants
■ i�
s�n;•�
LEAF BURLEY, FOUR POU1�
$1.00, fourteen pounds $3.00. Fiv.Class�fsedAdvertis
springg cashfiili's and is a real bargain
school education or equivalent. Write,
at this price. Originally cost $176.00,
stating age, etc., to Canadian Mech-
►�•
pounds Virginia Leaf Cigarette Tobac-
$29.50 and two roomy chhairs to
Toronto.
match, upholstered in a novelty repp
" MACHINERY
co $5,00. Postpaid with flavoring. Nat-
shbw•wood walnut frame; completely
dry
r
re -conditioned and cleaned.
Large Chesterfield with
ural Leaf Tobacco Co., Lean• ington,
$X35.00 two big chairs, covered
per% S• to 15"; (Sas engines .1% to 14
h.p.; Tractors E 16 to `25 x 40 h.p.;
W,;
AGENTS WAN'T'ED
BULBS
Ont.
Barge assortment of Kitchen Cab-
pay spot cash for old tractors, Write
or as. Hanba's International galea
(nets, Sewing' Mactilnes, , Gas Stoves,
-Library Thbles, Beds, Springg Mat. .
MEN, WOMEN, - EARN BIG
NARCISSI - PRINCEPS MAXIMUS.
-Daffodil..
15 JEWEL WATCHES ONLY $5.95.
Send o1 any man's
Studio Cbuches, etc., at amazingly low
Prices,
money. Start now to represent
Early Yellow Trumpet
Eye (poet's Narcissus),
us picture
lady's wrist watch, sold anywhere. up
LYONS' BEDDING AND
years or over, to learn detective
UFHC&STBl Nd' CQ- '
the Cressy Factory in your neighbor-
hood. Two hundred guaranteed home
Pheasants
fragrant, white, late. Evangeline, frag•
Chalice CUP,
will gduplic to
to it for 5 $5.96 Wewritteaclosely
478 YONGE sT. TORONTO,
tion r. 11 6ntmikl.
y
necessities. Tea, coffee, extracts, etc.,
rant, white, Allflufi yellow
All geld run bulbi, dug,
Wilson's Watch Company. 357 St.
Real, immediate and steady profits.
mid-season.
1 000 Canadian Pacific Bulb
.Catherine West, Montreal
-Repeat 'nusiness:-Free--prem_iuum_ss. $1 Pe! ancouver Island. - '
No money risk. Big field for profit Gmdeaa:-?�uncan' V d. `s'E GUARANTEE YOUR F]T WITH
able, fast -selling Christmas lines. BUSINESS BROKERS r• beet quality, latest style suit or
Established territories available in winter overcoat (slightly used), regn- `
localities. Write at once to J. R. ATTENTIONI ANY BUSINESb, lar to $60.00 for $6 to $12 -Fall -coats,
Cressy Company, 1536 'Dundas St., anywhere, sold quickly, confiden- regular to $35,00 for $4 to
West, Toronto. tially for cash. Consolidated Business coats, $2, $2.50, $3. New trousers, in
AGENTS-T"O SELL MEN'S NECK. Brokers, 24 BToor West, Toronto. tweeds, Berges and • worateds, $1.25,
ties. 100 per cent. profit. Write $1.75, $2.25, $2.95• Postpaid. State
CARPETS RE -WOVEN INTO RUGS measurements, colours; stype, age- Sat- `•O -`
for free samples and catalogue, Mur- 'isfaction guaranteed or money refund- 0 _ h
gatroyd Agencies, Yonge'St. Arcade, OLD' CARPETS WOVEN iNT ed. Send money order -Ruskin & Co..
Toronto, versible Rugs. Write for price st. Peterboro, Ont.
LOCAL R E P R E S E N T A T[ V E 9 Baker Cleaning Co., Toronto 4.
wanted, for subscription work." Re SONG POEMS ..SET TO MUSIC, `Q`����¢'
DOGS Anthems, hymns revised ready for
new list supplied. Good commission. ublication.' Henry Graves, Mus. ``
]Write Canadian Magazine, 347 Ade BOSSED FOX AND BLOOD- p
laide St. West, Toronto. CROSSED
paps, 3 months old, males Bac.,-4266 Old Orchard Ave.,' Mon -
$6.; females $3. Allen Hill, R.R. 2, treal. O ��¢AQ�� `�►`� f
WEN, WOMEN, ALL AGES, MAKE Beaverton. MEDICAL � t ��+�. S
money spare time in liome, esperi 7i1 C •
ence unnecessary. Write Business As • FILMS AND PRINTS /'•CONSTIPATED? -IMMEDIATE RE � v�a�►�O�eS� "
sociates, Chatham, Ontario. �..++ lief (Money back guarahteej. Pex- � � �P
CHRISTMAS CARDS FRAM YOUR feet (brands Laxative Pills, 35c boa,
STOREKEEPERS! AGENTS! TRAD favourite negatives, 12 for 75c. 3 boxes $1,00. Mail orders invited.
era! Write for freePrice List of" 2 for 25c. Complete with envelopes. perfect Chemical, 460 Richmond W.,
amazing bargains in drygoods. Gen- Sample: 10c. Brightling, 29 Richmond Toronto. 1
era( outfitters Reg'd, Boa 905, Mont- gt. E.: Toronto.
real. ECZEMA, ITCH, PIMPLES, SKIN
ZERO PRICES, EXPERT WORK. disorders and piles are quickly re J
AGENCY OPEN IN T�HI'S DIS- Roll with tree enlargement 25c• lieved with Flumes Ointment;' clean,
tracSt. Catharines. Ont.
t. Double your money selling' Trevanna Studios. 53 Niagara Street,
safe and' sure. Send 40 cents for one
our delightful Old English Lavender ounce -jar, Humes Medicine Co., Ot- a
Shampoo, sample fifteen cents. Do- -
213 Pearson, FUK. FARMING taws, Canada. o .
V EM
niton Specialties, - -
Toronto.
FINE DARK EASTERN MINK STOP' StFFERING, HAVE YOU
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED IN from foundation stock and high itching. burning, scalding, wet or
each town for subscription work.kit production:.correspondence invit• dry akin trouble. It eo,'uae the guar- -• +•••❖•J•.......
�•`' .�P•J..d inch Eczema Remedy, .•.••t' line at times"
Renewal hist supplied. Good "com- ed. Maple Leat Mink Ritncli. Dien• IncheDrng Company. t130 Weston Rd.. �.� - 1&g, gam-E'They certainly do. 31
mission. _ Must be ener;,•etic and -re-- beim. Ont. . Toronto. Sold from coast to coast- ��� (* • l �] �•� ltdargery'a 16, but . only Iast night
liable. Write Canadian Magazine. *AJNER ..MINKERY. KSNGSVILLE One Dollar prepaid. `0 t.7mYae� anis1.
34R Adelaide St. W,. Toronto, ly3 had to send her to bad without brealt'r
offers for
Ont., sale Quebec: Lab- fit••• ?
ANALYTICAL CHEMIST Fader. Yukon mink of select breeding MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ��� l
'a stock. Place your order early. ��� huckler 0_
�HARLF.S ALLDF.R, ANAI.YT1eAI. LEARN TO PLAY A SAXOPHONE �� ;•; Her Grace -"Poor name !s Evangs-
Chemist. established Ip'_6. Aaaly RAISE MINK FOR PROFIT -GET Trumpet, 'Trombone. Become a •! ••� line, !s it? Wei], I shat} call you Merl,' y
xis of poultry and stock feeds.. Box Xt7 started right with Moss ="Lluetico" muaiclan. Send for Foran for six days' �•' �• �❖�►'. �:+'.+' :: �❖ sus=�•. That was the name of my last maidi'�
lastersoi4. Ontario... st:+tia mink -guaranteed stock. Write Free Trial. Ten mbnthe' terms -no 1n The proof is hese:- >tdaid="Very well, ma'am.. and i�
for full information. Moss Fur Farms, terest. Literature tree. Greene Music ',Do you think there is any truth call you Mrs. Gogson. That was. th
BARN ROOFING - FENCE POSTS Limited (mink breeding specialists). Company. 57 -Queen St.. East, Toronto-, in the theory that big creatures are name. of m'-iast.mistreas."
Gapatwe. Onta'rin
OUR CIIRECT FACTORY t'.1iiCES PATENT ATTORNEY better natured than small ones(" _ -
-_._ _ Patient Te
save you money nn Sttpertlte gal- GAMS - asked the intellectual young woman. Patient--J'Tell me the worst, loo-
vanlzed roofing..Superlor steel Fence RiOY L. KNOX, Registered AtTarneS•- "Surely!" returned tits young man
tors" f
Posts and steel granary 1inlnS Fuper• information regarding Invention ., Doctor -"No.
OR FALL AND WINTER PARTIFS addressed. Susi look at the differ t No. I'll mail the bill to
'.for Prnduete Llmiled: Sarnia• [ant. F Patents; Drawings; Registrations; yon."
f r Ten, entirely. new and original Sales•, 14 Metcalfe, Ottawa.
ence .between the Jersey mosquito and
BUILDING WRECKERS club and parlor games• in attractive+ the Jecy cow!"
.booklet form, assorted -to suit all _ PATENTS Best Big
n of returning proaperlty,
WE WiLL BUY OLD 'OR. CON- tasteq and ocrasiensr 10, centq, fan Accepting an invitation to play on a eaya an exchange, is the cuatomeee
damned buildings to rrAck. Breen• fldi- American Novelties;•122 Well- INVENTIONS PATENTED, WRITE golf course during a membership query of the storekeeper, "Is this' tha
woad House Wreckers, 14'1 Greenwood in- on Street West, Toronto. today for helpful; illustrated book- drive ie as hazardous its inviting a beat, you have?"
Ave., Toronto lets free. W. Irwin Haskett, 18 El- book agent into the house for a social - '- -
,- GLASS EYES gin, Ottawa. chat.
F13tiN1TGKF'^ Customer -"How long will it tai!
GLASS EYES, $4.30 EACH. TI-IOUS- N OFFER .TO . EVERY INVEN-
..:..LYQNS' ' USED FURNITURE . ands to choose from. Twelve sent A _ fullDoctor "Great Heavens, who you to give me a shave?"
BARGAINS to select from: • Sstisfactinn euaran• tor, List of reaO HEons find AY stuffed that towel in the •patient% Barber -"Ten minuted, without !
(Great eavtng?+ to -our Furniture (red• Pltrnan Optical House, Vnnccu- information Gent free*THE RAMSAY mouth?" flaw."
ver. B C. COMPANY, Registered Patent At-
T Gre tri Department: Our low prices torneya, 273 Bank St., Ottawa. Can. Patient's Husband --''I did, Doc. You Custqmer-"Holy smokes! What ds -
have made this department the !aro: said the main chtng was to keep her you stand on'" ti
eat and most popular tn.Toronto. Just C,R£AT SALE USE PIANOS PERSONALS quiet." "It's almost impossible fora girl t4
a few of the hundreds of specials are MAN'S TONIC -MEN'S FRIEND outstrip her mother these day --an
- listed here. it you don't see what -You ORIGINALLY COSTING EVHE.N Mrs. Paul -"Dau liters need discip- less she joins a nudist colony.
want advertised come in or write, new tip to $800., gRod makes, beau- A (For men only). 50 pills $2.00 %
Lyons are sure to have It and at the titul wn") it. mahogany and golden oak directions enclosed-, mail orders post oh mywhat's the conntr]
lowest'price In town. Every piece of cabinets. to real good condition. tuned, paid. Hygienic Laboratories, 460 Rich- (� ''My,
furniture is, sanitarily treated, and [ncludinc piano benches: bargain mond St. W., Toronto. 'Phone WA. 71o�r s YOUR, STOMACH? coming to! My. neighbor -is sendiq
completely re9nished to look like new, prices, $39.50, $49.50- $1;9.50,• ideal tor- 2448.- his eon to a cooking school Decatts/
'. $59.00 Beautiful American walnut homes. achoole, churches: Write for V 0 U lose vital the boy says he has the promise of
bedroom colli, large chili• our bargain price list. Sovereign's PROPERTIES WANTED �j nerve' force if job in a drug store when he' grade
.robe, full length triple mirror vanity Sales, 24188 Duffertn St., Toronto.. allow your atom-
- FOOD PRICES PAID FOR OLD you ales."
and full size 4 -poster bed with sagless - he for wrecking. ach to ,distress you _
. an er
new over 1200.00. Greenwood House Wreckers, tion, gas or nil-
$21 Walnut finish dresser. in NDREWS' ACADEMY OF TTAIit• Greenwood, 'Toronto. toossness and "cos- COLDS D
perfect condition,. with full A dressing. Visitors, welcome. Write REMNANTS mveness" cause the
size steel bed to match, sagless spring 'for prosp'echis n91 Moor west. To- blood to be poisoned H•id CoW„ Host Mined's
and brand
aew all -telt mattress. ronto. 'REF! --70 QUILTING PATTERNS! and will eventually .ed innate it. Chow Cold■
$19.50 Solid oak dining -roots dlant washfast remnants! "Dukes destroy health and • rladob Son Thrinto
How, Perm
suites, large buffet, eaten• LILY BULBS flue .quilts" Cottons! Prints; $1.00 - acne torte. flit. r: what W J. Fisher of st cob well aero a!•ead Paco.
Bion tables and 6 leather upholstered Sanford -Ave., N., Hamilton, One, said: Real rifle} , yYlCklr
"Collect". Sample bundle. 25c. Re I suffered with my stomach, could eat but ,
chairs, in pe,fect condition. Your PLANT LILIES NOW -= ADD TO fund guarantee! Maritime Textiles, very little and that .could cause didreM 1.
choice- of golden or fumed oak. brightness of your garden with $049 Del�aspe, Mbntreal. - sr<w wester daily and auffromered foam hea134
d- a ,
$89 00 Beautiful solid walnut din- Lilies from home-grown bulbs of re- 'thea 1d weittAt-went tram v6 to cal •
•P� tng-raotn suite, large buf• STAMPS AND COINS. po""d' and was
Pierre's le to t nwt
.�and
liable varieties.' Also other perennial Discovery aria was sem and to eat nor -
tet, twin pedestal extension table. Cowers -and fruit trees for northern •� many, I !rained in wcieht and eae■srb"cW i4 �r �~
china cabinet and 6 chairs upholstered PAI
gardens all of the bardlest strains. k"ORONATIOI4$, JUBILEE, COM-. could resume my work- The Dtsco+ery'
"in genuine'leatber. A realty fine suite - made a well pawn d e■e. Buy novel
Send for Autumn Catalogue with in- memorativea, Triangles- 40 d►f-
and looks brand new; 'completely re- structions for Lilies, etc. Arrival o1 ferent stamps 10C to approval- aDpli- r
Antshed. Cost originally about $300.00, all plants' in good condition guaran- cants. Edgard, 108 Maple, Windsor, NO. 42- 3?
Eigbt-piece; 2 -tone walnut teed. The Manitoba Rardv Plant Ontsvie. g-1
$47-900 Bnish' dining -room suite - Nursery. F. L Rionnnr Prnp., Drop FIXES -
Queen Ann design; large buffet, ex- more', Manitoba _
tension table and 6 chairs upholstered,
_ -
�' in genuine leather. Completely retln•
T MALE INSTRUCTION
lobed.
_ !A9 00 Luxurious 3 -piece cbester
��PP''�s field 'suite (unclaimed).'-'
YOUNG MEN, • 18-30, WE ARE
'number
This suite has been rebuilt and recov-
prepared to train a of
young men for refrigeration and air-
ered in a very attractive brand new
conditioning industry. Applicants
brown repp; bas Marshall reversible
must positively have 2 years high
springg cashfiili's and is a real bargain
school education or equivalent. Write,
at this price. Originally cost $176.00,
stating age, etc., to Canadian Mech-
Is exactly like new.
Full Length ChesterfieldaitWest,
anical Institute, 210 Dundas Street
$29.50 and two roomy chhairs to
Toronto.
match, upholstered in a novelty repp
" MACHINERY
with reversible Marshall cushions and
shbw•wood walnut frame; completely
dry
REBUILT FARM MACHINERY AND
R
re -conditioned and cleaned.
Large Chesterfield with
trucks composed of: Grain chop.
$X35.00 two big chairs, covered
per% S• to 15"; (Sas engines .1% to 14
h.p.; Tractors E 16 to `25 x 40 h.p.;
In a French Jacquard Taupe shade;
'completely re-buM and thoroughly dry
,x
Power units 98, h.p. up: Ensilage cut -
'We
cleaned.
ters; 21 Trucks from %-ton up.
Barge assortment of Kitchen Cab-
pay spot cash for old tractors, Write
or as. Hanba's International galea
(nets, Sewing' Mactilnes, , Gas Stoves,
-Library Thbles, Beds, Springg Mat. .
see
'& Service, Ma6Donnel) St., i3uelpb,
'
tresses, Odd Dressers, Chiffoniers,
Ontario.
Studio Cbuches, etc., at amazingly low
Prices,
MEN WANTEr
TRADE-IN DEPT...
WANTED- AMBITIOUS MEN, 19
LYONS' BEDDING AND
years or over, to learn detective
UFHC&STBl Nd' CQ- '
work. Big pay: Rewards. Interesting
•■ave 40%.. Buy .,Direct from Factory '
bome4tndy course. Free information.
Write to Morris L. Julien, Rn= 0• Stn -
478 YONGE sT. TORONTO,
tion r. 11 6ntmikl.
MENZIE'S USED TIRES $2.95 UP
for Ford, Chevrolet, PlvmoiAb,
*Dodge, Buick, Oldsmobile, 'Packard,
Cadillac and all other earn and trucks.
Every flre gttnrnnfand. 190 King West,
Toronto
WATT REPAIRS
30 YEARS' E ERiENCE
$1.00 replaces mainspring, Jewel,
cleaning,. hands, crystals.
dial repairers. 'Providirm • no parts
rnissink. 2 -years guarantee. Re-
turn vosta¢e pairs. Formerly • with
Namiltnr Wath Factory. American
Sbviss Watch Spec'atist Reg'A, Dept.
W.. 4.113 Rrebettf. Montreal.
Three meals of a 10 -year-old gird,
brought before 'Rochdale Juvenile
Court aq beyond parental control:=
2% lb. bf roasted meat, I% lb. of
tomatoes, between 1 Ib. and 2 lb. of
beetroot, 2 tine- of condensed milk,
and 1 1b. sugar; a rice pudding for
nix white her mother was out;
her fa4ber's. hrcthcrn' and atxterr'
d;nnern
-GENERAL
;!a "SUPERBILT"
SUKArT
. , �_ ,psis••
General `r • • milt„ "N't &I"" BaMfies
The 'beat and 'most- economical
battery equipment for vour radio. a"
•: �� ..THEY LAST L011tGElt. -- • . •
Write ser-P.a!m1 h.!e: an "SUPERBIL7": "A" Catkry
General Dry Batteries of C i�
■
.v
Miss
MOCAUSMB s m-- ei, 'United In Memories)
Iff W Church
Tuesday evening next.
-,Mian Irene Elliott, of Toronto, --Quite a number from -
the will- Kenneth Gordon, who passed away,
GORDON - In loving memory of
went a few days at her home here. age and throughout the township .7
Edith Rose, of Toronto,, attended the political meetings at October 13th,
- 1933. ie 1
42 fto0
spent tb6'week-end with her uncle, Oshawa on Tuesday afternoon, when 9 rile
A" aunt, Donald and Mrs. Munro. Premier Hepburn and other leading.;
There was quite a heavy. motor Liberals spoke, and again in the ev- .,Barber Shop CHAPMANPS. Phone 10 1
traffic on the Highway over the
week-end owing to the holiday. Dr. Grant Bird and other prominent
j-Mrs. Wiman, of Peterboro. has Conservatives gave addresses, - and 7,
the last guns were fired in a very 1 Beauty, Parlor
been 'pending a few weeks with. her. n. Both these "We enjoy* making'_you.r-Fooj -Comfortable-
brother, Russell Burrell. hot election campsig,
Mt. ere-very sy, and the Mrs - Harbron,ol j`�l fa Vr. 1j
;[;" � fish were quite prominent in the "A competent idj7�_Vl ockel, shoes for 1 a d i ew --&-n-& -
:..-visited her Barents, C,. H. and
gen 6
Pinney on Friday. arguments of the opposing parties. 'of the beauty parlor and satisfac.
-Mrs. Thos. Andrew" has been _iAt the Y. U. U. meeting an tion is guaranteed at reduced Classmates'.' for children and misses"
a . -week in Toronto vith Wednesday evening the folk-wing- prices.
spending f
iss -Pirmanent Wav _G & B and Sisman's for me
and Mrs. Wilson., officers were elected: President, M es, $2.00, $3.50.0-00 n a work boots
--miss Gladys Bryant is spending MargariA Westney. Vice -President, . Shampoo and Finger Wave. .50 7..
the holiday week 'with ~friends in Elwood Huyek. Secretary, Armen Finger Wave. -35 We're having a splendid sale in all these
New York City. Chapman. Assistant-Secretary, Don- Marcel, -.40
-Mr. and Mrs. Kenn .and dau- ald Andrew. Treasurer, George Oil Shampoo, .35 lines right now. Come on in.
Heron. Assistant-Treasurer.' - Bill
Suer, of_Jdront6',, spent the holid Ladies' Hair Cut. .20
-sy with Walter and Mrs. White. Sparrow. Pianist, Miss Ruby And-Ou'r shoes hold body and 8016 together
Special Prices, May 25 to !l
--Fred and Mrs. Balsdon and rew. Assistant Pianist, George Her-
on. Editors, Miss Jean Clark and oil P. W.,
family of Burford spent the holid- Reg. $2.00--5$1.50
ay with the latter's mother, Mrs. W. Mrs. E. Huyck. Press Reporter, Reguivr, Reg. $3.50.43-00
J. Clark. Barry Murkar. Cdmmittee Conven- Regular. Reg. S5.00-54.00 :If it is Groceries---Well, of course
-Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Cro erso�hristian Fellowship, Elwood
nk you. want '"Leader" Jnet phone 101
of Toronto, spent Thanksgiving with' Huyek. Missionary,, Miss V. Wice.
-H. M14 DI W e deliver
Citizerwhip, Ken. Morley. Christian
the foTmer's parents, R. H. and,
Mrs. Croak.HenryCulture, HenWestney. Social, phone Pick. 71
-4Frank Petrie 'of the Bank-of Misses Ruby Andrew, Lottie Mercer
(kimmerce staff of Blenheim, spent and Ruth Fowlie. Now A&ver"semeftts.
the Thanksgiving holiday with .-Anniversary Services-in the Un-
lWends heze. ited Church on Sunday next will be
D. Ranks has sold the south conducted, in the morning, by Rev-. I FOR SALE - baby buggy, ivory. 7
ood
-end of his residence to T. F., Rob- Thorns Laidlaw, of Toronto, and in gcondition. Box 200, News
bins, of the Brock -Road, •wbo ree- the evening, by Rev.- Chas-- Howey, i FARMS-FOR RENT-3 farms,. int-
entjy sold his. farm. tor a_Toronto of Dunbarton. Special music at the
eresting properties, same bush. "G. M S. C HAPMAN
syynservices; 11 a, m: and 7 p. m.' On ' _. . . %
M. Forsyth, Claremont. 8-9
-Mrs. L. K. Devitt and little Tuesday night a*Turkiiy Supper wl
ghters, 'of 'Toronto, returned to be served-at 6 o'clock,• followed by -FOR SA.L-F--20-- head of- cattle,
their home on Friday after spending aiii interesting program, including, fresh and close springers, also 10
Rev. W.. J. H. Smyth. of Port Per- Pigs, 100 tbs. each ..J.' E. Anthony,
three weeU-*ith her _mother, Mrs.
H. Mechin.
ry, in one of his Particularly inter- Locust Hill, phone MArk 3021, 8--9 Tailor-rade
ailor-radeSuift''
e Ladies' Aid of St., Andrew's eating humorous addresses, - also
FOR SALE�-20 young pigs, also 10
of Mr. Edouard Bartlett, of Oshawa. .7.
Church will .meet at the home I . . pigs 3 Tnos. old. I Holstein cow due
3dT&. John Marker
on Wednesday one. of Canada's most promising
at
Mr. -Frank Hoag, 1� Nov ist., Eric PeiLree, phone .Clare
violinists
...ftext at 3 p. in. A good attendance. 617. 8• 9 f
members is requested. aster Reader, and the Oshawa Mas-
of memi Bunting' s or
--Rev. W.- R. Sproule, -of Tor.- onic ?.We Quartet. Admission, 50 FOR SALE�-100- Bray Xtra Profit
auto, accompanied r
by his wife.'two and �5 cents'. (choi members New Hampshire Pullets, laying well.
c�tidren his mother and 'sister from of 'These b ds lay a large egg and a 416.95
Friday and Saturday evenings he!s ir re
the . Nqrth-west. visited Mrs. and this week. Practice.) very healthy. Prices reasonable. F.
Miss Fawkes on Wednesday. H. Westirey, Pickering, phone Pick.
so editorial page for locals.
See &I Wh e for Ready-made
I W. G. and -Mrs. Reid, motored 1413. 8 y pay more
to Windsor. on Saturday to spend
'. Westemares,
-Thanksgiving with friends, On their The Pickering FOR SAL4-2 reg• Western
7 years, also Filly, pedigreed, rising ftoo---�
'"turn they -were wcnmpanied b'
.who ),ad MEAT -.MARKET 2 yrs. On sight at Army and -Navy
their daughter,. been ';Pend
Veteran's Farm,-R. Fr. 1 Brooklin. 9 Fred To Bunting,Pickeri
Ing a week with Windsor friends. ng
_.-After being closed for nearly FOR SALE" nwnber* of White
-silt weeks longer tha the- usual We carry a full line of
n 7.-
Leghorn yearling hens,Manor Farm
ation, on account of the -strain. M. B. tB
surnimer vac ark, phone Pick.
Arifant ile Paralris, - the scbo Is of 1031. 8-9
0
Fresh
Tor'mto, re-opened on Tue.01ay, to
-the relief of the Iong-suffering met- ARRIVED TODAY a carload of
and f
9 fresh ccnirs and springers from
here.
'Ottawa Malley, restricted area. - Pric- SPECIALS
-IMe services in the Presbyter- Cured es reasonable. Apply to Carmin
lan,Churcb ori Sunday were conduc
tied Wesley, Phone Agincourt 46 r 12.
'Toronto Presbytery. *bo preachedG. C. Sparks, prop. �d --a-1b
by Rev. �.Skene, -Clerk of the
;-Br as Bacon,
25c,
AM excellent sermon to a large con- Meats 1'�' � � '. 0
POR - SALE6-7ourg -dual ' purpose
Shorthorn cow and heifer calf, fresh, Steak
Anniversary Services -'*ill be" Our delivery is at your service. - 12c. a lb
fourth calf, frorn a beavy-milking
beld on Sunday, November 7th,'arid
12c,
Phone Pick 1620 strain. Herd -fully accredited ver, a lb*
-a Fowl Suioper and Concert orf the 1926. W: .' Willson. Phone, Pick.
a lb
follqwing Tuesday, Nov. 9th in St. CLARENCE- BILK 1007. 7-8 Stewing Beef
Andrew's Church. Watch for pa;rt7 !,�
FOR SALF*--Bui
k ck Truck, in
ulars. good --Jewel Shortenin -a:lb
% .15c.
-The Sacrament of the Lord's LILUXN'S condition, 1937 markers. Property 99
administered in St. of the late Melvin Tindall. Priced
Andrew's Church on Sunda Classic Cleanser .3 lin
7 after- -at. james 7 s, 13c,
-rA6on at 2. 30 o'clock, and the Seas- Coates'. Phone. Clare 2408. 7-8 r-,6 tows, 25c.
'ion will meet at 7.30 p. 'm. and at Three door@ east of the Old Church
FOR SALE -First . Mo.rtage on
9 o'clock, the preparatory service Garage. Mr. O. Crussneet
property situated in the Village of
,will be, held. Residence.
Pickering. First-class security. Ap- i.
Uly to Thomson II&A, Gordon
the local lady, who tried to clean Shz and FingerwAve 11 Pitkering. ' 2tf
-
-,And then there is -the stor7 of & Mcmi
Douse, R E 10
is crepe gown - by laubdryin
9 Fingerwave
And when she--had it. finished it 5c. COWS FOR SALE Close spring- her (phone 3000) 43ic
oil shlimp" & Fuger*ave "T Bute Irerin
woudn't fit her youngest child. A ers and fersb cows, pure -bred and
Arching
morall--send it to a cleaner's. 35c.. T.' B: 'Tested and blood m2m7mnmm!m 'Y
grg4es
Mr. Gordon Manicu 35t. tested. Free deliver;y. ' Wm. J. •
re
D. Conant on his election And "ZI
his Facias Murphy, Murco, Farms, Lindsay. Ont. a
appointment as Attorney-Geneial' HA' 2sc, Phone 1352. 13tf Pickering �ardw Store
for' the Province of Ontario. The •
IRCUMNG
STRAYED-�-on to the premises of
-official 'coant took *place on Thurs- Th
ermique Heaterless Oil Perman. the undersigned, -lot 12, on.
8,
day, and these �ig��es will"be'pub-' ent Waves PicklL�ring Twp., a yearling-heifer.
lisped next week. $1.95 1`. $2.50 . 43-50 $5 0 Owner may have same by proving
_=P�iring the past week or t two �"INn"o Pick 2200
property and paying expenses. - R.
therelia-ve be'en several severe'fraqt--,
'and as a re5mlt.the foliatr'e.of the Wellman. 6-7-8.
very fast. Tn dif-
Areis are falling very
fuent parts of the' province, in
COML
jaAs of Western' Ontario, four or '"airy in OAS
five inches 'of, snow covered the
jvguln�r income
-ground.
r-414C
W\\
TSt._Seorgels 'Church, 8unday.
1/0 770tv* or
Octobe The dairy farmer sills his produ6t c,-�5
ra At t' the theme of the Vvory day.
Ir srasc%�e
sermon and hymns will erhphasize,
',Sprinq, summer, fail and winter
the . im:RoSpanee of the' Children to' at ottr 8 d4pla 7.
.-good w"thez or bad weatbeI
the Chui*h. All are cordially invit- P41cla,
f -the milk crop is the surest and
ed to " service, At 7 p' rn'.' Even.
most regular farm owner. Attie
Ing Prolor. There -*ill be no Sun-
&y School on Oct. 17th. livery dal of every year, harden' Ave
OlUrr
---St. George's,.A. Y - P .'A. held srft
NOW r10jV,
last week when t1he NO
their meeting n were at work to speed the, flow of z CoSr,
i)fftcers for the coming season from the farm and of milk m0EU #O*ANO W oaf/a.
talled, and -'are as
-elected and ins
b" I* the dairy iamer. ro A rjoAfl
follows: President, George Stopeage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
-..,Vice_previdtnt, Mies -Dorothy Baler, It in this highly xpqcLalixod new =ilk products
job of creating
Agent for McCormick -Deerimg Faim Idaebi
9terreta#, Cary; Robinson; Treasur- &v4 ha"g, now milk matkets that helps make each dairruian's
er, Miss Isabel Sherman. Conveners: and Repairs.
:11sitesse a kiisaw ypoir-aripand income.
-.3tev. E. G. -Robinson, . Biblical; Our Matto:'
can fret is, Or
Miss Wkmie Burningham, -Ijterary;'
Mrs. Roffey, -Music; Misses Maxine it 40 not made,
rovrLi
Elliott and Kathleen WIRtso", Soc- 3857 1937 Telephone 8900
o 1110 ".
This week is LN
iterarY, and a MOM
good attendance will be welcome. """""O Of- M"
"AMUFACIt""M OF AULX 190CUM
I S. BALSDON, 41 PICKEMNG