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Home My WebLink AboutPN1941_01_03• � viii •.•.>• • viii ' , i - -J.'::t4' J; . 't ♦ � t . ... . .— ' "-�' ..t�'a .Y", .�•7 K •T•• .wy'V9.•..�. :ear NEWSO .IN - - l�L. L� _— - :__ • s__�,�'IQKERIN, ONS., FRIDAY, JAN:: 1941 _— T - :_ _ ..No. 20 IR.' O. P'B ASHOIt-PI►Tiidao swsem. ' aasirtae , • t Di s..FOR8YTH, b ;: rector a 040610 t(se. .L wCat ss .vr DLWA,4D . RUDDY barrister. : � ;`., iii rON. BELL .� ROSS Harlstors &Solicitors TiINx',E TON. K. C. Telephone SELL: X-C. Adei, ZSas J. D. F. ROSS •372 Bay St. JOHN L. POND - - Toronto s NGU.S McMILLAN_-J)irneter, Sot. 11or, Notary P�Atk. 19 Melinda Street il�eoaio. eledbone Elgin 5303. 990 �t4= Dental - RBSTT. FALL418B, L. DS., L1; 6.R,. Graduate of g,ee Royal College of Sar eon. and-t>Re t7dvs�dt� o/ foram. is rtside��c� second A St. Amd- Cbvc4 Y[2krla4.t. heats: 9 a. i. N ep_ s., or 41 ePDoietmeot. (X.nl tir'eis�!l. Phone PteE-ST00. " Onotwrrss • awbs. DR. HRATON, TOWNt ELW r t. Cen.e�axar. Gommrry4�-tar tal�tsaits. �nhat�`iee. hatter of ' Liea4aea lrfita�aiw04t. A. & RICHARDSON AENDMi.AL IPt98RAPf®S � ' HEAL $9TATE -AX slid wKsblMAwd atitsne70 ssady __ .110 ses•+e. ��Dd. 1Vi A W dHD AUOnO1428B, AND VALUATOR same Doodneted A67where rams or write. Addlrsee Qi Duadaa stecut. Bast.i. Whitby. Oat,ario. ,t �Brirdrbos� B�a�Its1 A'- Gomrmoent Liaassd Main St. B. Stou$ville, Ont. Phone 191 Maieraity, Medical; and Surgical casts takto - - = Matereity Semi-Roo1a " - Baku for 10 days -SM.?& Registered Idsnes in attendaice sed 24 bow service OvsoL Awbselame Service JMIRS. E.R. GOOD t5•37 :. FIRE -IN SURN To Be SUR ;r CY RIL B. MORLEY 'GINERAL INiURANC! .�f,i2VICB PROTECTION May we take this occasion to thank our costosrters, fol their --4l•;@ndlr sillivort throughout the years. and, to shy, again, we hope we'll , continue to des- erve it.' A MERRY , CHRIMUAS AND.. A 'HA:PP'Y- NEW -YEAR Asfia3anos. Day a Nutt C. A. STER•RITT Funeral Di-reotoe Furniture Dealer Pt*edng Red Crow Soddy To the Ratepayersof i'idterip he g ortictlttural Society News. rMaNW001) fa: elx_tion, Monday next is vis- Geo. T. Todd ` lbwasN 1tiMgrsheHn httet•s, hereToronto `Your kept on band _ KINSALE •�,The� li:zee+itiva of .: the -Red Cross, .After due caios�deration, • 1< •have. The annual meeting of the Pick- 'TownshipHorticultural much to the point',r. Editor! k -Pickering Branch, 1wi11 mmeet Jan- decided to let, ray nanme Amid or eri�aSpot- M I1� and we hope to see her among us Gea. and Mrs._ Puckrin spent 6W. at 3 p; zm 1* % T, in Tied election as one et your -Co ley �1 be held, on Tues&y, Jan. � Sorry to report, Mr. Ray_Ledgett_ BrmtrSpg's Store, as the; former area, ; 14th, at 8-'. o'clock in the Dunbarton 1¢r, and Mrs, > Petty in Tor- everirlt with his mothers . roaches have been taloets over by, the 1 pledge ,to, serve the -whole . of United Church- school room - Please A number from here attended the After much discussion, pro and fireside here were gate general on Dept4 of ,11*1tways. As this is the Picketing Tbwzsshi� to -the best of my ability at all times, if elected. keep this date in mind, as a full -attendanoe• is' s ]CNOPPIf4Q =. Mendes, Wednesday and Friday ^ last executive meeting- of the .yder Heiisg i1,lsa ile iri such a short time . Miss' Velma Ralson is spending The W. A. will hold their regal-. at _the home. 1NL �7 before chwgmg officers, all Units tP 'skinks you all a personal call, I AUD .., - Vt GRIND FINE _ �- _ .. make suggestions as to date for the "I solicit lyjoa>s vote and influence, _ _ _ A . Happy. New Year, y" -� •• Lam.... •'• ~" ^ '' ; IdNs: a o m s asci close annual meeting and election for the new officers for the coming year. fa: elx_tion, Monday next is vis- Geo. T. Todd oscentrates tee Profitable feeding M 1tiMgrsheHn httet•s, hereToronto `Your kept on band _ KINSALE CHERRYWOOD Newl Year Greeting was Mr. - much to the point',r. Editor! We ifoA o* tot best Poultry .. Miss Glenyce Stephen is spend- Mrs. Wm: Petty is some better, gham and Brooklin. . • Feeds and SvppNM: i ing the holidays with her parents and we hope to see her among us Gea. and Mrs._ Puckrin spent in Ashburn• soon• Christmas morning in Toronto with _ 3r. =.+.07eWN3W y Sorry to report, Mr. Ray_Ledgett_ Mrs. C. K. Petty spent Christmas Mrs. Puckrin's pareslts, and the is confined to h'.s•home wyth a sev-8t-ith 1¢r, and Mrs, > Petty in Tor- everirlt with his mothers LAND SURVIYOR - ere cold. onto. Y Family gatherings around the _ F. J. DO"VAN, B. iL, as. 0, _ A number from here attended the After much discussion, pro and fireside here were gate general on Rarvv7ors lUon and AWd. 3W church service at Brooklin on Sun- con, -it tile -::.school meeting, the Christmas Day. Veers is . no.. bet+.er lam. P&..oa■ Porgan.same clay and heard the new i trustees have been re-elected P lace- for such an observance thane L.. S. On *!1e are ilk r00o3''.ls . Miss' Velma Ralson is spending The W. A. will hold their regal-. at _the home. 1NL �7 a few Reeks' with her parents ,at ar meeting. on January 9th in the Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, of Lon- Tauntonr:.- hall, uaader the leadership of Group don, spent the - holiday with the WM. C. MURKAR _ Mx. Herbert parkin, of Havelock 1. "Subject for Roll Call - Our Winters. R. P. and wife, and Miss JUSTICE OF THE PDACS °4id Mica Mabel_ Harbron, of Mark: Faith in -God. There will be a quilt= JeyQe retured to Londoh,for- a few for the County of Ontario h am;_ are spending their holiday's ing• Sys' - George Blake- is at p�reseBf ton - PICKFMNG ONT. - _— with -parents st Kinsale. ... Happy N*n Year to 411. --� :Yo:e , McEwen Deputy -Reeve ployed with the "highway bridge Miss Ethel Ross and friend, - of 7 builders at Pickering. M. Toronto, spent Friday last with - DUMBARTON Miss Hollinger is spelndiag her - �'�'� . Misa Eileen Kariba.holidays . with her parents in Cherry - Miss Mabel Dixon, ,9f -of Toronto, wood. .•: Iusuraxlea of All Hindo. Master Norrman Roas, ..of Toronto, visited with friends here last week. The late Louis O'Leary, who was is visiting at- the WM Parldn. home Mrs. 1:.. Araclatreng; of Toronto, buried :at PCckiefflix last -,week- was Bert fttea ova dAbk With this week and Mter Ray Miller as of Toronto is'at the Maitland'Gorai is )zsiting with. her sister, Mrs. _A^ born here ' some 64 years ago. His Thom• father 1$te George SOQ and 881"OIQi. ley hotnis. -- and another (the - - The Christmas' Concert ;was ro►ell We are sorry to retaort Mrs. O'Leary and wife) dived at the 3rd IFrank. White, - Mrs. J. Toms and concession. south of the school - - "1Aresa f?4hene _ _ attended, and _the children. under Miss V. Allison, confined to - their house: He wjas the youngest of. the +NRM PICK 315 - the direction of Miss Glenyce. Step-' homes through illness: - family and never married." -� - hen, put on.a. wonderful program of sassga, dialogues and The next meeting of the Dunbar- The annual meeting of the Sun- _ recitations, one feataa�e was the play - `" Snow ton Unit a the Red Corsa will- be day School returned the following - and the Seven D wins", The held in the Community );Tall. on -for 1941: 3 o,pt. Wim- Guthrie, Sec -NOTICE dao. ?tat. Billie ,.� • _ Older ones pail on a pageant; also ueedayl, _ _ retary, W'lnter. Treasurer. Mrs. S. Morrish eettertained rec- Bert Guthrie, Bible Class Teacher, 0W dares _ R� few A11 a!w! a triage - "A Stranger in Bethle= hemi," Santa made.. er usual visit, eptly in compliment to Mrs. Gordon Rev, M. : R. Jenkinson. Primary �7• and brought the chibbm, as well Jack, a bride. of Last month. The Teacher, Masa Alma Ptsckrin, Inter- COAL, COXV.an the adults, their share of the gathering took' the form of a show- mediate Teacher: Mrs. Wm. Guthrie, gifts Mins, SLepoen and children er, and the guest of honour receiv. Juno Teacher: Miss Sadie fuck- WOOD �,*EMEXr > > - - Mea. Hooker deserve credit. ed - marry useful and beautiful rip, •Piarrists, Misner Alcoa and ,Sad. gifts, and the best wishes' -of-- -her ie Pbckritt, .'BAND, OR`PEL, ' :. BROLIG'HAM many friends The annual school meeting was Among those who spent the hot- held on Thursday afternoon last. The Seebeela were with the An- idayti here with friend's' and relativ- O,,; Clemente 'occ�ued `the chair BUILDER'S SUPPLIES thoay family for CIuiatmas Day. es, twere Miss Mary Anderson, of and WIll McLean as secretory. Tie ,a1f0 IOOaI oartage work - " The Milford; Hamilton's had their family home for Christanas- Montreal, Miss Glenna Gilmer, of business was reviewed by. the Seo- Pontypool, Mise Evelyn Alnnis, Tor- retary of the Board, and -the audit- Re 1lawsalso head b Mt>a a tall p The. Albert Gray's, were with, the onto, Miss Ina Mceonochie, Toren- ors' report presented by W. H. ;SNE ole MJlLPi.E LEAF KILLING C. Carter's of Green River. to, Miss Marion White. and. Miss Wexth6y, Elections returned F. M. pp pA FT 8. J The Knox's . Browns and Bob Robin White, Mr. Arthur Antis, of Chapman as trustee and W. H. West Malcolm's were all at the. Howard Ottawa, Mr_ •Harry Westgate. hey, .. as auditor. Some discussion ��{ �� U. Malcohn's. Guilph, Mr. Cordon Jack, RCAF, took place on the music teacher's •� • Residents who were Torontb vii- St.- Thorlias, Mr.- Ben Copeland of work. and on the-getleral school V Picteriag, Ont. itors for Chrisitnas are all home -RCAF. St. Thomas � .work. ;Phone Ofilp+ 74 - Res. K f ` again.. The Executive of the Club met Judge Coleman, of Whitby, pees Vote Annis Councillor recently and drew tarp a- schedule of - ided at fire Court of Rr+.yiyt, held . WHI•I,EVA1,E -meetings and places. The following ,HARDWARE µ in the Town Hall on Saturday, laaL are the lista -Jan 13th, at Mr. Tate open nweting of the W I. -� Yeates' farin hotne, with views b-5 David Turner sad Fred Griffin 'and _ Xou may see the new twill be held on the evening of Jan. Mr. Robt. Ruddy musical ,items, have both joined the Air Force. Feb. loth -. T. Annan's, when a de-• q 21st. More. particulars later. At the, annual school meeting, Mr: 'On January 8th, ab 2.30 'p• m. the ba� „Resolved that the invention Woman's Association will hold their `iOIJEMAN 3 RADIANT CIRCULATOR T. Philip was elected to take the place Jr.r the outgoing _ tntta e, the new year -fma� °f matrhinery has contributed mote itrst meeting of to they forces of evil 'titan 'to the A del- J11 O>,>< BtOYea Types O� Mr. George Duncan.. 5 o'clock till all are served. forces for good 1�n the world:' The mous supper will, be served. Adm. Coleman heater.a snpPly The. Vegetable Cookery Leadership Demonstration Affirmative to be taken by Abs. 25 and 15 cents. A _ good, social R P. Winter and Bill Winter; Y beatlll$ need. - Course will hold a n,eeting' at_ the lsoacle of. Mree. L ,the time is promised. Negative, by Percy Neale and Doris W#h the 1. 0. 'O: F. Hall filled to Also Kitchen . range1s, Coal. a Matthews on file afternoon, of Jan. capacity, wmn the l'ubliC .School Bryant; March 10th, at F. M. Chap- 'a - beaters, Pipes EtC.• !th Any ladies "who are interested. are welcorned at the meeting• �.s - speaker to be secured. At children trained entirely by their. the February mea art' ting) a Valentine Gail us pow for, our stove 1' Mr. ttulph Miller and Roy were teacher, Miss E. Ireson, staged s Touch is to be given b Mies Hbll- entitled, "Cind- y and furnace work. guest's 'of tFie formeek sister'- and deligltttful •Cantata, _ All the i r Mess Alma PucWn. and . F. erella's Christanas Party" Puekn'n, the in - , ALVIN S�, �SY htr�►ttd, the Rea. and Mrs. Van V1'yrke, Whitley, on Christmas women each ease pupils, 36 in all, took part in the were named as . in charge of the 'l4wmitL `"moi of Dom;.. Mr., Ralph 1Mi11er- had the chis- pla'i't O Caeads wsa sung by ,411 lunch MA Annan, R: P._Win- A delightful patriotic Rardwaty. ._ fortune to tall on, his walk, Ajar- .tandings. ter and *1 Bryant have the Feb- Tysn drill by the junior girls of the gap- rLmmuf@ ing himself, so. ij sat he has been+ one and Meadanm Ben �'Y- fist Chums Sunday! School, opened ant, Everett Bryant F. Craw. corrPi to the house for.. several . and the Cqncert. Teddy Gray and Close ford !or the Jaatuary one: A spec- da ' Church. attendartre was not very Johnson gave a pleasing- duet Doris isl half hoar is being staged for - gcod on Sunday,• no doubt due tic and Catharine Hilts sang; - I don't bhe juvenile attendance at each wvLAt to play in your yard, and for rneet3n,;. It was also that • T e the • . unfavourable w,eathet. Rev. Kennedy chose for his discourse, 1st passed, an encor. e, •- Billie Boy, both num- none but memberil 'families 7sartake �+��+ a. Chap. of John's Gospel, The Word bens in eost ime and sang' in rine of prizes or style. Hathtirine Turner and Mary P gifts given by the 's' SLL'S.7ONy� - made Flesh; Christ dwelling with Club at their p ecial functions. A Burwasli, s duet. Constance stand- determined effort is bei'nR' made to -GREETINGS and in ria" The Young. People held their reg- all and Donna Wilson, a MArited nlake there' T"". ins worthwhile iatric• rust.- Mira Vera Zubrisky, of g ' _ p and ��Y' '$ HAPPY - alar meeting at the dame of Hugh everyone st,ouid contribute their Green River, rendered. num- + and Mrs. Gannon on' Friday eveln• -bit toward this end. The later meet- meet- hers oat -ser a2cordion. All agreed n �t PRO. PERni'm ing, the •-electrion officers' was held and resulted ap ' follows - inns Are -as foliows: April - G?sartt it an -evening . well . spent. the hall. Wrhtees. May - KPr1 Pratt's. June tastefully decorated with red, 'N. ... �.. -- c .- NIE TE AR 1't es,"- 'Allan Gray, Vice -Pres:; Ail- Hil- 'was: Dict rnths^e'�. GptanibPr = fi. da HczOd. SCC...• - Grant JOlr4laton� - white• and blue bunting and flags. , _ �iF4rT1P.V'g,�nCa��..T - tr'e0. PlrCk- Puck- Trea;s. - Ralph Crawford, Corven- Mrs. -Randall as Chairiady played rcr - Novetnib- •r - - Percy. ?Vents s , FROM -THE a f ars -Christian Missions - Thelma her part quite creditably. After DAYnsber - (106.. G`uemence's Chan- 93.00'. nt for the hall; • •tile• - R$XALL DRUG STORE Gatiton,' Fellowskio :' ?Mies, F ugh paying ees . o! t1ho. can be arranged by balance wAnt�to the Hvening Tele- -' Gannon,, Cihzen»hip.- Francis Rill- son, Christian Culture - I~Iurle Hop- the parties irtPrested. g7rtrn'13 Wa Victtarls= Fund - ;92.30, 'Glee ircr,l lrstitute meets. At kIrs, $�8� D�� CjQ.R �A kim, Dramatics - Allan 011 cot`s, Very many thanks are due to the R p W?nte-•'c 13^me. mn Wec!nesd-uv-7. � Rer^e;Ltion.- Verron ,Ellicott, P.resx Ray .Mir`' I.,"on trained.her pup- •T^,: �_; T:• 'n�aj. JPAdPrs .59m. Hoars - 12-1 ndon, e -i p.'. Nee. - Net:loh iiantiiltrnr• (lr.^sir.;s; say r?,une bE ^ 1{elam ;vL{lcnlm. At the CiA9P. of.znr cl_alandid' pettt;t-rviaacE. rr�-tflor . goaainn, an en jogable sncial certa'nlv would bear repeatint>. I The i 1,. tc„ 7,0nr?nn Fitt. H0a^jrg1 Wars � - wenin, was sent and rcfres,'lments I `'�'t9'ral .�,rthegn concluded the eve I C'^ -re arcked to bring '.heir don- - .. - . A enttuL. .. f;,,.,. 1 ', q- 4 Education, social services and to r eix+�in the uses to which rF yY, s ptibii¢ health all come under the theba found trees are put.- When tree main responsibilities, from a fin= y _ a -- has plenty of light and air and -, , , �:, """"• an "al- point' of view, ofthe mu-- room it throws out branches, and nicipi ties., The province has juris-much of the nourishment which diction over the municipalities,• 'the tree ` takes from the ground and when the burden is removed • goes to the making and strength- . `' s �u �� is from the shoulders of Ontario it J �{ Ylq�'�ening of these branches. ,Fir trees will then- be. in a better position -are required to grow tall, and to ti•y to, relieve the munici ai• - P therefore they are planted close - __ f ties of part . of• their load. What. together so that the tops will al- is almost as important, -the ..pro most touch. Being thus deprived vince can devote more of its time of direct sunlight, except, of - -• - ' a and • effort to helpingthe small q. ;y' t r , ,r ,, � � , ,.,.• r� course, at the �op, they refrain 4 y 4a 4� communities find their own way g throwing out branches, may. h out of the maze of head debt from hrowin br - q zfF wb cb .would be practically use -- less and consequently heavy taxation. less for commercial-- province ince of Outario shares' p and call their energy goes to the _ y ti s y itis bottles, in some cases in large upward growth of the trunk, ' rxA x sM a part. in some cases in only small r part, of the education, public wel- fare, and public health of all municipalities. With the imple- menting of the Row ell-Sirois Re- rNER G port the province will,be able to _ take over a greater share of the 1\ -- ntier with Italian equipment strewn after an attack rnancial assistance of the mu - fQr--bOb Here �s a scene on's battlefield at the Libyan frocipalities which in 'msny`cases by British motorized units. A British solddier u examining some of the_ wreckage. The two forces clashed is this -section an the. British drove the Italiana into thave been bearing too heavy a 4TTLE he interior of Libya. _ _ _ load for some of the smaller centres -to care. T H E W A R • W E E K—Commentar on Curient Events Ever eens NeeC who Beat F.,s_Taxe.Y Y The essence of the Report as E' inter Protection far As taxation is concerned is • - +' the shiftingof the- burden_ of tax- Churchill Talks Ta Italy; ation to' those beat aisle to pay. -. 'fCln -Male Stems T99ether -.If the. -Report is implementkd, V. S. Moving Nearer War _ s to Resist Snow an0 Sleet and the taxation scheme or struc- R ture`is so arranged as to be more -. equitably s - set iedu, then In Whether or not winter has rea1� 9 9 al3Pl cerin - for . it Is time give that e _- r keeps o wos'it .o- •�= = a' thought to -the -welfare of ever- assume willhlikel vibe undertaken w' To the Italian people, 'last *eels Britons had. to do with the secur- floundering In a sea of bewilder- Ing of immediate aid In the form greens and shrubs during the per. by the provinces- in that way theF` _ meat, despair and defeatism, Lol- o! ahtps, planes and -munitions from iod betweem now and spring. Every greater burden will fall with the ._ ear thousands of beautiful ever- -authority that has _. the eater ■ 'lowing the Fiasco is Egypt and the the Americas, from the United y � y �' -�` debacle in Albania, Prime Minister States in particular. green'specimens•are. severely Injur• taxing ability. and source and so. Bee �' y - V11afthill of Great Britain Address• Tangible Aid, Nowl ed merely because they -have been can -beat handle the - pressing ed an open invitation to revolt The big -problem in Washington; left to shift for themselves. Much needs, Right now the municFpali- ru iaplost their Duce, the "man who following the receipt of the British of the damage !s done by Meet . ties are too heavily burdened with ' has brought hiscountry to the her- requests, was how to divert W Brl• storms and heavy falls.of wet snow payment of taxes for aervieea - Ad verge of ruin:"t To this one Usti use 'without delay, Far facilthat freezes on the branches, bead- that - the '-province, in -equity, - -- - amen alone, Mr. Churchill told the •itiee•thai were already in existence' !ng them down •untii they ' break.' should look after. For Infant !Italians, -do you owe your pre- The gene -a1 opinion seemed to be The mere tact that an -evergreenTh real principle " behind- all neat sorry plight—Italy must elth• that "Roosevelt would find a way." may have gone through many w tn- taxation is to put the tax where _ • or stand up to the fu l battery of Competent'-Alnerlean ' obser¢ers.• _ term uninjured !d nb guarantee"that _ 'BritIA ,power or.call in the Ger- agreed that the balance was now It Is safe. masa to occupy, protect and hold tipped In favor of the United States PROTECT SHRUBS T00 LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fred Neher �► clown the country. entering the war at an early date, _-._IIIPe For Revolt"? - much earlier _thus predicted two: :Evergreens of the type that has The few York Times, comment- - *sake ago: and that some form of several main branches are eepeclal• American -British union, military ly subject to snow and ice injury. ` }Ai on Mr. Churchill's bold ,speech. It Is no eiet task to fasten the moi' declared that the Prime Minister and econcenic, .ran to come In the - mould• hardly have taken so daring near future. (Leading most directly main stems to=ether with small, No I -at line "unless convinced that con- to War between the U. S. and' the stout rope In such a *ay that tbPy _ I Axis would be the use of American cannot be spread` apart In such i / (y 10 41tioa- ii n Italy were ripe to over- - throw the regime and withdraw warships In British convoye).. manner -rs to cause splitting. The from ,the war." • • • foliage will usually hide retch sup- - The official Turkish radio at An- Of "peace on earch, good will Dort from clew; if not, the rope toward' meet" there was very little can be made Inconspicuous --by _. 'kora broadcast that an s.,earmistice in the w�orl' last week. soaking It In green shingle stain. t rely Britain and Italy was ver wh Ic h serves- also As a prese+•v Li"1 finely possible' The announcer ata e. �K✓✓ said Italian - reverses to Egypt _ would have "great' repercussions Japanese Make 1 L-=`� -- -�- f In Jta�" The newspaper IIkcham S S ceS I� 5ifl0IS .OEPOAT- -%aid: "The' damage done, the Ital- DO akin h ; Un fleet and the removal of the a '1 1 �3 Ilei �osaibility of an' attack on .Egypt - Ta prbvide sb"Wiera iprith'Shoos ; The Ontario Farmer ��- 'have settled the 11 Jedit'erranean and gloves, but mostly' to get rid problem in • England's• favor. This of - stray dogs, the agriculture loeane half the war won for'Eng- and forestry ministry in Tokio. - The -Royal Commission on Do- land." - Japan, is proposing' the us`e of minion ' - Provincial Relations Prepare For. Anytfiing dog, hides. It is urged than' Studied How 'to Reltieve the !iV4cvr- •-hile aiming crushing blows at stamping out homeless dogs would' Municipalities, Heaee Rural <_.1taly on several fronts in a grand help relieve the leather shortage, Areas, of Part of Their effort to incapacitate the country, prove k -means of to -operating Tax Load. force its withdrawal from the war with the rice saving movement (NO. 4) and. detach: it from the Axis, Bri- and protect the public from mad .-Far and away that it may sc em, - tain *as buster than ever .before dogs.. The. hide of a grown dog what is going to happen 'in Ot- _ with preparations to counter a vast will provide four -pairs of shoes: tawa at the Conference of the _ Nast onslaught w.ithim the next few' . Handbags, gloves • and jumpers Dominion � and the Provinces on - - days, weeks, months. Plans were _ also'• can be made. The minis- the Repoat of the Rowell--Sirois made to;etace citta possible ]nvas- try'sfigures show that Japan'has Commission affects directly the f;;;-., +�: ,:,�;•- -_ "' ic,y,,�ut, lms, e,h.a Min..) -ion during'Christmas week. But a million dogs and that half of Ontario farmer. .Like very few,—. .,the most vital work engaged in by -them s•• at ha $. peen away Geperal, we wish to repost the show is lous , are homeless. other thin th-! I 1 y REG'LAR FELLERS - What a Life - - -By -GENE BYRNES - - - _ MYMOM SATS WORRY'CEftTAif4L1r f DID.TA SURE! BUT WHAT ON, NQ? WELL, HOW WOULD - - tl AN' UNHAPPINESS CAUSE 'EVER NOTICE TRa HAVE PRUNES TO 101.1 LIKE TO SPEND ALi,1t)UR WRINKLES/ Do YOU PRUNES IN VMRRY ABOUT P LIFE IN A WITH I WLIEVE T14AT P- NOODLENADLES I CANT SEE WHAT -A CRATE OF ON, ON, ONS ONE ` QROCERY STORE1? SHOULD BOlHE R 310E ANS A MESS OF SPINACH 40 • _._ e TiNiM , ON ? -THE OTHER SIDE OF YA o tj wr { 45 from the Earn, what the dela it can beat be paid. If the Re- gations `tat OttawK-WM or will not fort is put into action there will do means dolled cents to be a saving for the municipalities rural Ontario. as there will be for the province: _ .. The -debts -of the municipalities So the. Implementing of the - are in some cases .very heavy. • Rowell-Sirois Report comes right That is true in the province. The home to every farmer of Ontario -. Report calls for the assumption - who pays any sort of ' municipal by the. Dominion Government of'- taxes. - the- debts •asd provincially guar- anteed debts of the provinces. Fir Trees' Trend With the assumption of the On- cario_debt by ;the Yederal author! - To URyy$��y`�p�}f —ty- Ct--file-prat nee n a po- sition to look into the question -- If we examine different plan- of helping the municipalities tations we see that fir trees are `= _ which are in some cases now: tco always planed much closer to- heat•ily' burdened with debt. gether thanepther trees, such as Help Small Communities oakes and bxhes. The reason is q- 4 Education, social services and to r eix+�in the uses to which rF yY, s ptibii¢ health all come under the theba found trees are put.- When tree main responsibilities, from a fin= y _ a -- has plenty of light and air and -, , , �:, """"• an "al- point' of view, ofthe mu-- room it throws out branches, and nicipi ties., The province has juris-much of the nourishment which diction over the municipalities,• 'the tree ` takes from the ground and when the burden is removed • goes to the making and strength- . `' s �u �� is from the shoulders of Ontario it J �{ Ylq�'�ening of these branches. ,Fir trees will then- be. in a better position -are required to grow tall, and to ti•y to, relieve the munici ai• - P therefore they are planted close - __ f ties of part . of• their load. What. together so that the tops will al- is almost as important, -the ..pro most touch. Being thus deprived vince can devote more of its time of direct sunlight, except, of - -• - ' a and • effort to helpingthe small q. ;y' t r , ,r ,, � � , ,.,.• r� course, at the �op, they refrain 4 y 4a 4� communities find their own way g throwing out branches, may. h out of the maze of head debt from hrowin br - q zfF wb cb .would be practically use -- less and consequently heavy taxation. less for commercial-- province ince of Outario shares' p and call their energy goes to the _ y ti s y itis bottles, in some cases in large upward growth of the trunk, ' rxA x sM a part. in some cases in only small r part, of the education, public wel- fare, and public health of all municipalities. With the imple- menting of the Row ell-Sirois Re- rNER G port the province will,be able to _ take over a greater share of the 1\ -- ntier with Italian equipment strewn after an attack rnancial assistance of the mu - fQr--bOb Here �s a scene on's battlefield at the Libyan frocipalities which in 'msny`cases by British motorized units. A British solddier u examining some of the_ wreckage. The two forces clashed is this -section an the. British drove the Italiana into thave been bearing too heavy a 4TTLE he interior of Libya. _ _ _ load for some of the smaller centres -to care. T H E W A R • W E E K—Commentar on Curient Events Ever eens NeeC who Beat F.,s_Taxe.Y Y The essence of the Report as E' inter Protection far As taxation is concerned is • - +' the shiftingof the- burden_ of tax- Churchill Talks Ta Italy; ation to' those beat aisle to pay. -. 'fCln -Male Stems T99ether -.If the. -Report is implementkd, V. S. Moving Nearer War _ s to Resist Snow an0 Sleet and the taxation scheme or struc- R ture`is so arranged as to be more -. equitably s - set iedu, then In Whether or not winter has rea1� 9 9 al3Pl cerin - for . it Is time give that e _- r keeps o wos'it .o- •�= = a' thought to -the -welfare of ever- assume willhlikel vibe undertaken w' To the Italian people, 'last *eels Britons had. to do with the secur- floundering In a sea of bewilder- Ing of immediate aid In the form greens and shrubs during the per. by the provinces- in that way theF` _ meat, despair and defeatism, Lol- o! ahtps, planes and -munitions from iod betweem now and spring. Every greater burden will fall with the ._ ear thousands of beautiful ever- -authority that has _. the eater ■ 'lowing the Fiasco is Egypt and the the Americas, from the United y � y �' -�` debacle in Albania, Prime Minister States in particular. green'specimens•are. severely Injur• taxing ability. and source and so. Bee �' y - V11afthill of Great Britain Address• Tangible Aid, Nowl ed merely because they -have been can -beat handle the - pressing ed an open invitation to revolt The big -problem in Washington; left to shift for themselves. Much needs, Right now the municFpali- ru iaplost their Duce, the "man who following the receipt of the British of the damage !s done by Meet . ties are too heavily burdened with ' has brought hiscountry to the her- requests, was how to divert W Brl• storms and heavy falls.of wet snow payment of taxes for aervieea - Ad verge of ruin:"t To this one Usti use 'without delay, Far facilthat freezes on the branches, bead- that - the '-province, in -equity, - -- - amen alone, Mr. Churchill told the •itiee•thai were already in existence' !ng them down •untii they ' break.' should look after. For Infant !Italians, -do you owe your pre- The gene -a1 opinion seemed to be The mere tact that an -evergreenTh real principle " behind- all neat sorry plight—Italy must elth• that "Roosevelt would find a way." may have gone through many w tn- taxation is to put the tax where _ • or stand up to the fu l battery of Competent'-Alnerlean ' obser¢ers.• _ term uninjured !d nb guarantee"that _ 'BritIA ,power or.call in the Ger- agreed that the balance was now It Is safe. masa to occupy, protect and hold tipped In favor of the United States PROTECT SHRUBS T00 LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fred Neher �► clown the country. entering the war at an early date, _-._IIIPe For Revolt"? - much earlier _thus predicted two: :Evergreens of the type that has The few York Times, comment- - *sake ago: and that some form of several main branches are eepeclal• American -British union, military ly subject to snow and ice injury. ` }Ai on Mr. Churchill's bold ,speech. It Is no eiet task to fasten the moi' declared that the Prime Minister and econcenic, .ran to come In the - mould• hardly have taken so daring near future. (Leading most directly main stems to=ether with small, No I -at line "unless convinced that con- to War between the U. S. and' the stout rope In such a *ay that tbPy _ I Axis would be the use of American cannot be spread` apart In such i / (y 10 41tioa- ii n Italy were ripe to over- - throw the regime and withdraw warships In British convoye).. manner -rs to cause splitting. The from ,the war." • • • foliage will usually hide retch sup- - The official Turkish radio at An- Of "peace on earch, good will Dort from clew; if not, the rope toward' meet" there was very little can be made Inconspicuous --by _. 'kora broadcast that an s.,earmistice in the w�orl' last week. soaking It In green shingle stain. t rely Britain and Italy was ver wh Ic h serves- also As a prese+•v Li"1 finely possible' The announcer ata e. �K✓✓ said Italian - reverses to Egypt _ would have "great' repercussions Japanese Make 1 L-=`� -- -�- f In Jta�" The newspaper IIkcham S S ceS I� 5ifl0IS .OEPOAT- -%aid: "The' damage done, the Ital- DO akin h ; Un fleet and the removal of the a '1 1 �3 Ilei �osaibility of an' attack on .Egypt - Ta prbvide sb"Wiera iprith'Shoos ; The Ontario Farmer ��- 'have settled the 11 Jedit'erranean and gloves, but mostly' to get rid problem in • England's• favor. This of - stray dogs, the agriculture loeane half the war won for'Eng- and forestry ministry in Tokio. - The -Royal Commission on Do- land." - Japan, is proposing' the us`e of minion ' - Provincial Relations Prepare For. Anytfiing dog, hides. It is urged than' Studied How 'to Reltieve the !iV4cvr- •-hile aiming crushing blows at stamping out homeless dogs would' Municipalities, Heaee Rural <_.1taly on several fronts in a grand help relieve the leather shortage, Areas, of Part of Their effort to incapacitate the country, prove k -means of to -operating Tax Load. force its withdrawal from the war with the rice saving movement (NO. 4) and. detach: it from the Axis, Bri- and protect the public from mad .-Far and away that it may sc em, - tain *as buster than ever .before dogs.. The. hide of a grown dog what is going to happen 'in Ot- _ with preparations to counter a vast will provide four -pairs of shoes: tawa at the Conference of the _ Nast onslaught w.ithim the next few' . Handbags, gloves • and jumpers Dominion � and the Provinces on - - days, weeks, months. Plans were _ also'• can be made. The minis- the Repoat of the Rowell--Sirois made to;etace citta possible ]nvas- try'sfigures show that Japan'has Commission affects directly the f;;;-., +�: ,:,�;•- -_ "' ic,y,,�ut, lms, e,h.a Min..) -ion during'Christmas week. But a million dogs and that half of Ontario farmer. .Like very few,—. .,the most vital work engaged in by -them s•• at ha $. peen away Geperal, we wish to repost the show is lous , are homeless. other thin th-! I 1 y REG'LAR FELLERS - What a Life - - -By -GENE BYRNES - - - _ MYMOM SATS WORRY'CEftTAif4L1r f DID.TA SURE! BUT WHAT ON, NQ? WELL, HOW WOULD - - tl AN' UNHAPPINESS CAUSE 'EVER NOTICE TRa HAVE PRUNES TO 101.1 LIKE TO SPEND ALi,1t)UR WRINKLES/ Do YOU PRUNES IN VMRRY ABOUT P LIFE IN A WITH I WLIEVE T14AT P- NOODLENADLES I CANT SEE WHAT -A CRATE OF ON, ON, ONS ONE ` QROCERY STORE1? SHOULD BOlHE R 310E ANS A MESS OF SPINACH 40 • _._ e TiNiM , ON ? -THE OTHER SIDE OF YA o tj wr { 45 47 A I` - sate there anyway, Colonel," Barn- s5}1C's A War Waitress Find Women Get • SERIAL STORY es continued. "That canyon leads . ; :;:::;;,• right down from the highway into The Most G]fts E AHEAD the big pasture. If these truck rust DANCE ..: ROMANCE I le.s get to operating again. it'll be Half the Christmas presents easy for them to get In there and I g, Go To Children--idea Re BY TOM HORNER COPYRIGHT. to-�• take the pick of the calves. Better :iji::ipi:5ei liii9 N[A eiRVIC• I': Z- �. - % keep• that fence like it is— y: ceive Fewer Than Halt As "Rustlers?" Bentley' laughed. fviany as Women i — �— `CAST OF CHARACTERS ed Leu• ccir, a'.:n:_at kill�•t1 . ..: ut• "You've been seeing too many Santa's first line lieutenants in MONNIE MILES—her mania for ley rushed her tolro=glial, merles, Larne." sums large U. S, stores e'lecked uP , , �! ,fast driving almost wrecked her claims he saved her life. 1Ce11, "And you'll have c vi rr Wheat s on more than 3,U00,000 gifts sold uess.I Letter go,see tl',�0 a Man farmer _ on the plains dri:iug --� there to the tal1ro:t,! conte last year, and as a re u1F of their LARRY COLLINS — newspaper about t a ga — reporter, hunting the murderers of along"' _ harvest." Barnes went cu.:gno'i�h Y� < Yin ngs he. i`lel'fi�i�e?Tmd'+nt'' "Well Have To Do It" the interruption. "Jttat as wE•U ers this year pretty well ku" who` his brother, r would get what and Lo .v much. M 1 K E BENTLEY —wealthy ..They found the Colonel' oil fife build a road and mark it." Fi rancher, knew too much about auto porch. Bentley lounged on a'swing. Bentley jumped to his fen!! pial bs They knew for Instance the It Monica,her dark besot>- accett- eel down at the foreman. "I:ieteu, 1940 shoppers behaved according --accidents. £ to role, vromen would receive 323' s s ■ tuated by a severely plain, white Barnes, I'm going to drive through l'N f� :. Last Week: Larry rides the black• knitted suit, sat between the men. there when I shy this fall if I have of ever} 1.000 gifts bought in de on a second attempt, winning The Colonel rose as Barites' boot top Your poste Ant of the - pariment stores, while mc•q would, - T receive only 1°7 They • a',o ` knelt' Barnes' admiration�ut Monnie m sounded on the step- g _ that youn stern would get 34t — slats that he be p to work build- "Oh, hello Pete. Clad You cants "I'd' like to catch you, or any IF be- Ing feces. After a day of back- up. Sit down:' Barnes dropped in-- -- o[ -xuur men, pulling a post or presents out oP the 1.000 end that breaking work, Larry is ready to to a chair beside the Colonel. even letting down a wire.' Barnes' �# the balancg-s:ould be divided Da; -,�oicie was low his tween gifts for the house and gad- quit. Two men ride up. One is Larry remained in the backgrround, words carried thedsting ofbats ap ! gets too varied to fit into "eat gift Bentley, neighboring rancher. Bgnt- leaning against a post. -classification. - ley orders Larry to put a gate in "}like—Ji r. Bentley—has' been on 'the face. i" q ' _'. LINGERIE FIRST the canyon tepee. Larry refuges. telling ale about that canyon "Here, you two, don't fight over / Here are some more interesting Tells Bentley to see Barnes. As i feuce." the Old cowman began. "He an'old gate," illonnle puokiL In. /y �.6 gift facts based on surrey: ', they ride away Larry recognizes wants a gate Put in there. Guess 'tike wants ,a gate, it you Women get more lingerie t4aa Bentley's companion as one of the good havetowthc o of neighborsto keep '." Pete, canpadlock penlit. yr ent_9I ket gets any other kind or Chr?stmiw Pres - - bank robbers. • - ---_ he laughed entbar�assed a/s^a child ready to drive'" !eat Out of every 1000 wo7ter who before his foreman. "That's. it, You do that, Pete. - opened gaily w•rapppd.pa6;, on CHAPTER V =' Dec. 25, 121 got slips and panties, _It was niter-supper when La "Okay. C'oloneI. I'll have i.arry __;loanie's .gg.L the .right idea:'_- - brought up the subject of the gate put the gate In tomorrow:' Barees That'll stilt you won't it -Mike'." _ - n 93 drew nightdresses and pyjamas agreed. Larry saw Bentley smile The Colonel looked first.-to-Barues, -- in the canyon fence. He and Pete and 39 found housecoats or peg at the fol foreman. . — then to his neighbor. Pretty Pili German, popular . ligees. - Stockings said___'".Merry. - Barnes were sitting . outside the ••I told coat man thac 4 olonel "Yeah, I suppose so." Bentley member of Ottawa's younger so- Christmas""to 112 and handker- ' bunkhouse, smoking. A brilliant 'Miles wouU. want a gate," Bentley _ conceded, resuming his place• on cial 'Set. was caught as she was chiefs to 97. When the gifts show- Texas moon bathed the ranch head fall- : about to pre are--a- tray in the int quarters in cold light and deep put in, "but be didn't seem to think the swiftg. "i+enceat--Pew hay— Red Cross Tea. Room, which has shadows, The lean-faced foreman I knew what-_I' was talking about. down anyway. That new hand 9f' bQcome a popular mealtime ren- trees 68 women received gloves. You'd have eased yourself some yours don't know much. about fence 86 handbags, 83 slippers; and '34 f . f :draped his lanky term along the work, if you-_had listened to,,ure,. building, Colonel." dezvous in the capita] for officers gay gileta or scarfs. Perfume went steps• work, added, glancing at Larry stepped away from the %' n o L fighting forces •`Pete,--�er-named Bentley- — an me .. a be d f the ft _. _ - civilians and, _ to 24, compacta to 29 and ant - -—ppsrMare than-an-ythiag came through the canyon today;' _ LarHayhook hands still' get . ilieir ed to smash that sy.mirking,- oily no wonder: _ READ IrpR MEN 1n . "Said he wanted a =�T 1'm'ry bei' orders, from me Bentley:' Barnes face. Monate's laugh stopped him. _There must be something in that sate put in there, said you ought It was evident that "You should see_ him ride, '.Mike," � � � legend about the • vanity of the to know about it anb that the Col- thesaishortly. ones would want it." the foremen had Iittle love for his she hot en him and tithe lsaddie'•'tc thousands his to ' w male, for gifts of Cloth went 1 neighbor. bed and of nes "What dM you tell him?" Barnes ••I'm not so sure y'ou• wane a -Larry fought to control h-le an- asked.ger,: made his, votee lazily. quiet. "I •told him he'd have to" get* ••Guess 1'11 turn in. Pete. Good ' th some orders from Colonel Silica or _. and 'marshmallows c}uartes'e Easy-To-M;pkC night sties .w'onn[.e, Good night. K This may cream served plain or with _ from you before I'd build any gate ,�anelled Apron - t'otonel." whipped cream topped with a os his say-so," Barnes caught up with'him Gait cherry. If' you have not tried "Good! It's about time someone :� way to. the bunkhouse. ?'1 wanted "FAR, yf�' v too, Collins.Glad this do so now. Place canned wu telling Bentley where to get - , to sock_that guy. peaches in sherbet glass. pont ,`off. But you better get ready to you kept your temper .and .didn't is SADIE S, CiiAMBERs over to ce�er peaches a boiled 2• say anything. I sure can't•eea what custard tcp' with mara-cchino gnat a gate to there tomorrow. � ! � � I 'r Bentley's lip at the house now, BY ""yyw ti' `l,. I Miss 'ti:onnle likes about that slick- cherry 'of if yod prefer top with "• -the time be Bees home, he'll have y haired coyote. Mur' be his SIMPLE DESSERTS whipped cresta and sprinkle with _ the Colonel sold on the idea. :good rooks. Firstly, I should •like to thank: nuts. ' "The Old Man'll probably be " "1 wouldn't .make -a *rene before one and all for the lovely greet- . ,raising sand about not putting it h• Colonel -and '.hiss :bonnie• Pete. ing -best wishes and messages, Miss Chambers welcomes per- in when Bentley asked 'you to— -,.n ,* But I hope this Bentley comes out and encouraging remarks' about sepal letters _. from interested `but don't pay that much mind. The to see me put that gate in," - this column: Here... ig ..hoping that readers. She is pleased to reeeira• c Colonel still runs the Hayhook, and -.•, It he does.-make sure. he'q alone ,it may continue to be what Iawish- r k he don't like the idea of Be sas�eat'ons on topics for' Ger nY before you•tackle him," Pate warn. to 11 t. es it to be, a practical aid rders. even if be err. "if be has one of his men with. so IV irg daily problems r givtng too many A , hlrn, you'd come back reIt-y. well - column, and is even read' .to lis• +does agree with that four-flusher." After the holiday I't4tinZ. k as tee to .your "pet peau Re- :.. quarts for recipes -Qr special "I take It you don't like Bentley.' ,: ; beat up: -Anil 'dont get Bentley all long for a quietness and aim- - Larry said. wrong--he•s no .coward." ' plicity. and when it eomes to des- mentis• are in order. Address. your don't and nobody else dues f They were at the brtr�khouse letters to "Miss Sadie B. chain. Larry "?baptist, Pete. ['11 remem- actin, hot only do ae wish to-pre- ,Iers, T3.. West Adelaide _Street, except Miss Monnte. 'Site thitika pare simple things, bat . we: need- Toronto." Send stamped, , sect- , :.hen a Spanish don on a white - ber, And as Y. how about, getting - the -change to lighter dishes: addressed en:e!ope if you wish horde. He wants to marry her, I I: oft tomorrow. I've som.� things t / i„ to ahead to in town. 1 wasn't sore Simple BakedsCustird a reply.. - _ - : 10 en." Barnes ground his cigars under a boot heel: ' I'd like to lake - - • 'I was going to stay when I- cat>ze- "For every egg, u t 1 cup milk; 1 tablespoon of and.,a i Doke at that—"*' x sugar — a :._ , ahead_ It'll • •- dash of nutmeg. I know one out Gere you know "OVho is this Bentley? QL'he a'd fi x' Barnes' grinned "ccs Firie Watches Given the come from?" Larry interrupted. M1;, make Bentley: watt'. at ►east, one egg .for he in a custard: in "Beat Hitler Drive'' at a • rateSeat the egg well, add the su- - r his ate, ) al too rear an in- b mote day for S � , _ trying to cones 15 ,a terest in the Hayhook's neighbor. a N, Larry left the Fiayhook early, ,_ Bar, mixing thoroughly, then a Came From the oath , r l4ed town by mid-morning. He the milk Bake in . itsdividual ' tea o d g• "Claims to be part Spanish. but �� iirov 0' to the btel, changed • his molds, setting in dish _about half ]le.can't talk it and be don't act l clothes and called Colones Harris. fair of water. The oven should A 1t; Barnes answered. more Then he hurried over to the news • be medium Bake un sr. 0 Until 'leer paper office. The patrol chief was knife.co'mes out clean. Y: x #- - '`'to me ilke one of these mode gang stars trying to pose as somebody, waiting-for him in, the edirov's of- ',fust Plain Junket 1'd trust a rattlesnake twice as far. flc,•, I can't understand why more t ag him, r `'These boyd .ate all right," Har- people do not use, junket as des- "Game up from the southwest %✓' tis told htni. "They're in on the sert. Firstly, it is non-starchy, Af itybout four years ago. Bought the kuow, too. They'll, do .anytfiint secondly,.to using. milk one of -the i; old Circle-Cross and set up as a they can for ,you." here-ssary foods and then it is gentleman rancher. Ralses po!e 'Good! _Let's have a look at the simple to- prepare. It can be ' `jponlee, fine horses, Runs about "00.• files on Miss Monica Stiles and varied and dressed up to o many 3 (tread of good cows-fancy stuff.. Mr. Wilke Bentley." ways. I much prefer s ,plain of about 20 hands work- (To Be Continued) junket which cne may flavor to, "Hee g <, .-In u there and only five or sin --- -- one's' own taste.. The very simple li B P ., - of them know what. a_ cow brand directions for making are always ,,.;, •„-� . •,. e Has plenty or money, ,- Daytime Fashio on the package. I -vary the su- _ . though. Flies his own airplane.'.' / Lair for sweetening with ,brown does he land?" # '. rites Noted sager, which gives a delightful x He does? Where d Favo "Bentley's got a., 'field all laid ..By ANNE ADAMS " caramel flavor, then again cocoa ti :out .with lights and everything, Kitchen duty is really fun if Skirt Fullness introduced by may be added. Make just as if ,Railroaders are noted for their just like a regular airport, about you're wearing -all Anns Adams '.- you are preparing cocoa — then hal[ a mile from his house: Keeps apron like Pattel`n 4394'•• It's Gatherings and Unpreased Y g fine watches so it. is not'surprts airplane in a big barri•be had built dainty efficient and marvelously Pleats as • d a t ooai to lukewarm an add junks tablets directed a les Ing that many fine examples for it." Applesauce have been given to the Canadian quick to make. -You might ac style points is in daytime Pacific Railway employee' Gold- "Mu old c "Must do a; lot of night flying cent the •becoming front panel We are all requested to use an Bomber Fund, to buy a mod - :1 he's spent all that money for by either using contrast, as in tope: Skirt fullness is introduced more apples .both for health and -` lights;' Larry commented, , Apron B — .or by trimming its by means of gatherings or unpress• commercial reasons. Choose the ern $ .C.A. 0 bombing plane for ? "Guess he does," Barnes agreed. full length with ruffling or tic- ed pleats; on the more casual best cooking apples; always have the'- R.GA.F, H. Dubois, Can- "He's_.always going off on hunting rac, as shown in Apron A. skirts there may a tucks stitched sdian Pacific clockman, ,Windsor _ _ t Montreal, amt es -•drips, down into Mexico. Runs up You've a choice of. two becom- well over the hips: applesauce fres tom•---cul Stat'on, Mo cal, e� n some variation: add the whites of eggs . to St. Louts and. Chicago, tw,see a ing .neckline- versions. , The low SPorfy-looking bodices are worn when the applesauce is about of the 160 watches received from show, now and then. Ob: Bentley er waistline'seams at the sides with-collars and revers open; some cool. 'I allow one egg white to Eastern Canada.- He found many ;guts cattle raising on a gentle give smooth ,fit and allow .for ne=cklines ,may ;Ue high and round. 2 :ups of fruit. After the white of them of great intrinsic valve +man's basis:'' Barnes laughed, bit extra -skirt fullness. SOFTER SHOULDERS and these will be sold as they are of eggs is folded in — place in terly. Pattern 4394 is available in Plque trimmings are freshly sherbet glasses top with whipped instead of gold being extracted "I don't like hien marrying Miss tizes small (32-34), medium crisp and not overdone; pockets cream sprinkled with rolled or and sold: The watch in his hand ]donnie, either. Shea too good for (35-38) and large (40-42), Small are fulled onto the edges of jackets is one. of the best yet received. chopped nuts and you have a des- ,Z _a guy like that. But he seems to view, View A, takes 2 yards 35 . and set vertically into skirts coo- sett for any occasion. When if It wsa' presented in 188b to J. C. De the nuitrber one man ever since' inch fabt�c and 2 3-8 yards ruf--eeeled-diner titch tulineas; you wish something just a bi't_ Griffith by Canadian Pacific en- that accident—" fling; view B, T 5-8- yards 33 ' Ruffles may be seen spiraling on more elabq-ate try this: gineers in the Canadian Rockies. "What accident?" Larry almost 'inch fabric and 1 '1-8 yards of: • skirts or frilling at the neck and- Apple and Marshmallow Jelly shouted file question. = contrast. hips of two-piece frocks; belts may 1 Package strawberry ell — Barrien paused Ior�g'enough to ` Send Twenty Cents (?Dc)- in fling a color accent or be of the g Y y Soolhetbosered •; roll and light a• oigaret before re- coins. (stamps cannot be accept- . fabric and lined with, one of the- - .powder toapples.. f der 9smednostriis •-1 . relieve" epees -'plying, "The last one she had. She = ed) for thi9 Anne ` Adams pit s"des-in the print. - 2 .medium sized d YOVp` Ina and anitH3ns 6 marshmallows �f with bfenehola left ti cow; on the highway. Wreck= tern: Write plainly Size, \acne, Interesting shoulder treatments �j� tum, Atalldrus- ` Address . and Style ' Number.' are noted in epaulet folds, soft` Preii*re jelly powder in usual �� tubeffi,30C. sis" , Send your order to Anne Ad- ' gathers, and sometimes in little way -- grate the apples, peeling _ E s - 1SSUE �� 41 _ " ai»s, Room `425, 'i8 West "Ariel bows set on the tip. to add aorC toO, and v hrn jelly ,is a honey- - t %INCi;df tFn ac i the apples y 0 aide St., Toronto. width. lik cm cy, 11 ` ,t V - - .,� LL � r ^OT8E FICXIMING NEWS repay-: ,•Noticet to a - ; ..COCKSHUTT°`Re>i&w "est Coif is,in.�s yr sisr.era, Township of � Your c r a.60 to advance -� pICKGRINti + j; -/� , -" Are the ones you make Vow M 8al►'eriptions to the United State. t FroS iJ W Vod and Gt. Britain, $12.00 In advance, - ' , - Subscr"ption Many- useful and ornament - V. .. — --�— To' the iYin`erieipal B3eecora of the - Agency _ • Now. gifts can be made from _ l04 I[a7kas, PsopeleiK 7 d Township of Pickering '-" penei*e remnants. You F New Steck of Parts - oa t3sa fk, find . them at. die. 10e , 1 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that as Vice •• nt3ove arai6w find ' -PIANO WING �•�� esu �� and n to 98c., at authorized by the Local Government Y ► P Pkwy aewerrs ells. TOWN HALL BUTTON SHOP AND Extension' -Apt, 1940, and in pur- THEATRE wbkby, Ontario : nuance of By-law 1'0. 1549 of the � Alt _ rade—of-F-epsir-work c.,rpo - �,,.--�, _ ?1ll Tuning Guaranteed ering, passed bq the Council there- Vr Claremont, Ont.'.All Shows Daylight $avis IldaCl?ONeLD X40, thet the ng q of question will be be ay she g Time ATTENTIO '.306 Clot Ave., Toronto :`' submitted to a Vote of the Electors Heathinlly Ai�o�0onWq of .the said Municipality on the 6th u tleft Lak¢s A iSGR DoW of January 1941. THURSDAY. FRIDAY h SATURDAY %0& Road �0 THAT IS TO $:AY JANUARY 2. 3 end. 4 _ •`Are"you in favour as a War=Time ' Two Shows, at 7.80 and 9.30 i�OtiCt3 t0 C>t'6�ltOti MPaRure, under The Local Govern- Saturday Matinee at 1.30 AfsGINC` PAIN Crushed .Pt ItS .:AND OtiFi�IRS meet Extension Act, 1940, of the PERMANENT N Mhnicipal Council, elected for 1941; THAT FRAYS T14E TEMPER ss » l4, the Estate of Isaac Conner, Re- holding office for the TERM OF AND NERiIES, tT MAY 8E TOO lVI$ny �alrls -Gravel We'd Farmer, Decease TWO I YEARS?". YOUR EYES 'RUTH .Sand and All persons having claims against AND TAKE NOTICE, that for . C H TUCK OPT D : LtJC1LLE BALL 'thO estate of Isaac Comer, late of purpose of receiving 'such votes, a • tont the Township of Pickering, in the poll v411 be opened and held in each RICHARD CARLSON - ' County of Ontario, Retired farmer, of the: Polling Sub -Divisions of S the Disney am F. Or ANN MILLLR I�■tiriTld .tib j. in pf shoeLS Deceased, who died on or about the said To,, p, on the 6th Day of fSRA• Oi!1'L FRANCIS LANGFORD. FtsON telerrt; 16th day ,of November 1940, are January 1941, c�ening at the hour - MA 102,6 hereby notified to send in to the of 9 o'clock a. in. S. T. -and contiri- dims Latest Issue -?be March of rite mud' - -- undersigned Personal . Representat- ming open until 5 o'clock, p. m. $: - _Time." $N "xpi aL SON 'WA�ITEI3 ive of the amid deceased, on or be- g. Abd that such poll will be con- — tore the 25th day -of .Januarg-_L241. ducted and -held.by -the--Deputy= -- _. who have been aprpc>inted to conduct Dsa Pick-up ion your locality. t•r Ete aW nd 6 'Notice - -znediately after the sIfull Particulars of urdclaims. the w Electron far Memberel of the P Y —MOND AMTARY 6A 7 k WED'3DAY.said Personal Representative will �+ to -T -assetsfliesaid Council of the -said Mutrud PNUNE palitty for _ Lad . Coaspitte _ f\�w _at B:iI� ---- __ ,� ,- rich l io o t e the -ye r 9 r• - : A. LMeBrien, Brookrn 55, of �c - • _ — • io Buil ink of all •ktnrt ` - - year 294 T. s.uF� 1voTICE that the $lOZ1dIe has Oiaa?>Rrr� notice, to the excl rue�on of all oth- Reeve of , the said Municipality will T.tanbII>'yQlaiemOnt A1�,ei ors, and, it will not be liable to any Nollum attend at the Township Hall, Bron= M. I. Harlook. Pick 506,. or .rpgut Trouble" !GQ Bildfi Tula,.. person of whose claim it shall- not ice. on Monday, the 16th day of Agincourt Zone 2149 _ then hive notice for the assets so December, 1940, S. T. for the pur- WIT4i and pose of_ -appointing persons to alt- We, Pay Phone Charges distrz'buted or any Pam thereof. - 'PENNY SINGLETON '` 80UhiN(ii and, at the several Polling Places, GORDON YOUNG LTD. 7t(ZT}IUR L71iCE C+ a.do veli Brantford Roofing and at the final sumtnia Up. of the i Dated at Toronto this 24th day. of g ADELAIDE 3636, TORONTO LARRY SIMMS - Materials, Rm it Deeember, 19.40. voted btr the Clerk, on behalf of the P a HethroQm persons interested in the affirm- — — lilgntpmect., Duro Water, National 'hast- Company, Ltd. 20 ative and negative' of the_ said clues- _ _ Also an Added Attraction gy4�me• Beatty Kinn Str. East. Toronto, Executor. tion' ^ fi n s�The uarterback" s tabid Egnipment R. k7. Y wilding 3laterial . by — Beaton, Bell aid' Rcuw. 372 DATED this 13th da of December CLENI� NIN Q B - Bay Str,. Torontal their Solicitors ��„ 3 WITH &t1mates Free + - berein. - FUNERAL DPaECTOR, WAYNE MORRIS Work guaranteed " • DON R._ BF.AZOti, Private Ambulance _ 'VIRGINIA DALE. d . r R t7 t01 riOtlCE t0 Credito -Clerk_of thesaidMunicipality jlap end Night AND OTHERS - COMING ... Tburs., Fri- -%ad Sat. -Phone.1502 Ia the Estate of Percy McCutcheal, alas ffed Advertisements :. Phone 9000 lanvary'9, 10 and 11 ;PICBERINti, t3xTARin in-nington. OR SALE- -- 100 acre- fa 11th�A Y' COOPER All persons having claims against' �ry n: Brock Twp. " 1 1-2miles h -m .arkha-: �.lrl . , t GARY Percy McCutcheon Yeates; late ofi I - the Village of '-Pickeri Good buildings. Plenty 'lfRadio Service �g ng. rho died of water and vrood. yrrs. W. S. Rosa "The r7 �SteY`ner oa August 28th, 1940, are notified tb send to the undersigned on or Canrungton• 19 - 22 Before January 23rd, .: 1941, _ -fall' itADIO SE�inC1C — Eleetrie win- Expert r3ervitle end re - particulars of their claims After mg sad B> .Ser+iw an _ UY PARR. pairs to all makes. Ream ]�! the said date the sets atrators the 0 Waken of Recelym. Rassauble Repair Shop onable charges. APoeic will distribute the assets of the - _ said deceased, having regnzd only ltatx�s. - yea Tested lFree. Russell The beet ptices on Feed _ _ guaranteed. to claims of which. the shalt then IL t3r*! gII y Brargisanr. out, of all kinds. t love notice. _ I. aa+ prepared to repair trac Dated Decem6rr 30th. 1946 FOR SALE — 1 pair Men's Hockey _ ]Roofing, Poets, 'Wood 71 oralan agent for Cocki ' ARTHUR FIELD good Foal, Cement, Little• Craaeab Radb and Televiroa .Skates and Boots, size 9, n Im Itments. utt �� eonditioa, P Meanber Official Raft Sarvia Most 'Wrightand 3dc3f$lan, 38 ling Str. 32.00; also '1 pair Skates . - Satisfaction guaranteed Aewsatieo. _ 'West, Torebtoo Ontario and Boots, C. C. M. size 3, :1 PZ 1�� ` market prices paid' JOHN,N�IRTON -Phone-5201, PICK Solicitor's 1be the Adaunistratore tech condition, $1 Box 209 at for all kinds of gram. k�, 510 f - CLARBMUNT Nowa Office. - Absolutely 3 -piece Chester ' arr's Elevator ii Barclay -Transport field suites, built. Seveasl �texandi ,�rga— T�dd Claremont, 'On#. :SPECIALS _ 745 W ne Ave, Toronto. pbaan Use. iii. oGHea WWt � Medan _ . was■ Chum% � Stvdip couches. Largest selectiom p r _ w 1►�� Absolutely nese studio couches in 8reakfalt �Cetl,Q /Ga7C. a �. . _{Oswaweo4 wbNavai. mri T+sr.tto y t+ . Toronto, -Outstanding bargains. — ,� isJaw ase t eh" r w ..r.a Todd, 745 Woodbine Ave. Toronto. PICB�RINa Steak, .:; 1 �. a b, eanrMw and raliaiM► FOR SALE —Jersey ornr, due to : —"'� • Liver, r freshen. Yearling heifer. W, J,, Shur -gain, R" o Llver, 12e. W itairan'on iwsR WAIM■sn McDonald, 1-2 mile resent of Altom inraYs�. Road on 2nd con. 20-21 V1CC inlll, �ChlCken#eln� Beer 12C. a. r� . _ .. _ ,. _-� •R�P. McEwen Deputy -Reeve • . . _. > be ..... x... te. lar6.: starter, �'1'OiAiltl$ Jewel. Sit•rtesi�ii►, I Sc. a lh ,•' '�,' ••"'•'n' mss, . lay mg mash, Classic Cser —3 t i�rs, l 3C range m�►sh, _Y 6 tins, . ice . SD starter. concentra• glad AO' tea, calf starter, tui- ` - a E I D hav v►� key starter, salt .. • e met yo Butcher (phone .3000) ..:..Pickering in blocks and bags Purina fly spray - : A welcome spirit of good` ,� for Cattle. HAYWANTED.. naturad friendliness is a D. N.. Lockwood delightful , feahua o! coach _ _ _.. AOUNp.Tit11 - l l'1CKiRING. OMT. o -Clover. travel. You'll enjoy this WE OBLIVER or Alai a ��t� 11 gOs +tr i0i PHONE 5317 oti�a g•'�� , friendly way to travel.; ■.r ■�ust be""' rith�n .haulng i .. E. Q NE /LL MKlTf AND gVFORMATrON Ai .. , ' 6 _ Eastern House, Phone 4500 T►VN$RAL DIRBOTOR AND ■ v 'stance- of our arm RNBALKER . Awsoiiior,to: W. J. Matiec.` Night and. DayOervioo RECEIV{NQ and t3eADiNG STATION WiiiTBY `. y _ _ ... _.... ' yrinass P6oae Rssideoek Phone . PI0KERING FA'RM`S LT Ci .. z not -. Night sari IaV,anhish,' Ilbws w - - FIrIKa.RING, ONT.. PHONE CKslacP y, '' AR> MONT all. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis were the lona, year, Read instructions from ( anon). , sed by *tree reasons to run as Dep- Y'.,'.. , �� recipients of some lovely silverware. Weifar. Dnp . by' which they were For Deputy-Recwe -- W. Heber utor-Reeve thia-,year. • +31rs. Conner has installed shc- ,. a - Annual Township Nominations out guided. H equal interest in all I arts o the township. He, belonged P f g Down, Robt. Ruddy, Dr. Mcllven. For Councillor —Blake Annie, E. ,the Fire,tly - 1f Mr. Down, through technicality of living wiWia$;. Ing machine at her oakery. ., Monday last. to a fa�hily which had served this Frank Disn ea*, A: C: Diamond; ;five miles of the townsh p border. . _. Mrs Hooey andBa baby,' are vis- Province for many generations, and Wm. H. WeatneY, Geo. T. Todd, and being on the last aasessni la rting'retatives in Barrie f -.; .__.. Mr.. acrd Mrs, Lyman Pilkey spent. Donald R. Beaton ' presided on . owed this family his v best. YY - - roll, runs for the office of Deput�yr, a day last week with Mr. and Mrs. iKonday afternoon last in his 58th Elmet• J. Powell -- .• J.ette rs to the F.d$tor : Reeve and I stayed on-as Councillor,- i+7etining, h'�' seaeiwL received the hearty con- gr+s1t1_4ione of the entire essetmbly. � ,Thanked the ratepayers for their re the Elector pic ofTwp react year when our 'Reeve shma out, I would find wyBelf runnb* - We are keeping up with the times* here, nearly' everyone with some crowd attended, and it fin- confidence in hien in electing him, !n this banner township. Regretted for the Reeveship without haviag: �. ]dud of aaold. a ally turned out to be one of the . liveliest nom nation meetings is a ' very rnRich his leaving. Losses on E=peraience Pay? FaWerience is served as Deputy, whuch after aid is the training ,position for Mrs and Mrs. Ed. Pugh entertain- -:etl s large family group at dinner, good many years. Livestock (daJinaBce Ted by town- ship), $427. Revenue on dog licen- a grand teacher, unless Yost lo mnauoh for aaiane. both for here ands County Co� on Chriex:nas Day. Nomination-elose" 2 p:. m. in the following.-- _p),__�_fNC 16f_pay �t+you muni into]fie mat, d _It l t and * _y inwortaat tto__�4_ individual, to the township A number of our atter wino had been laid off the Hydro job, do" i fest of inveatmenta� Faaceo iioade by labour. Maintainer entirely YOU have learned by that exper- ate' Our county taxes are out of ibut , 4rt1, well, to seg that the• who t&..;. Pew 4ou* are bads saaht W e week at REEPF�--• 'W, relief satisfactory. Those living on side- bounds, and we have been repreeeal t* represent them at County Cour- , work. Z. A. Newns►an, Wm Reesor, ,oasis should' be given same treat- tied in Council by men of ell $save, has the two year's o!! ~ The annual school meeting took C, Thomson, N'. ES . McEM'len, FSra:tk C9tapmuan, Raba/ Raesor menu as those on ooawesffion lines. rem,rs in township affairs-ABUt the Y lacked the stili tY, Dep'' 't*e• Secondly - tnY P� has beea>Z Y place on Thursday last, with the Board 'o! !earl Year re-elected - Jno. Chemical spraying of weeds pray ibg very satisfactory. Though for- or were urnwill- � P'� experience into made awkward by the fact t#ta!' Scott, Fred Morley aid G. M. For- DEP't7TY REEVE — ced to leave the home of his her- practice. Take a look at the County quite a number of persons outddei • syth. Root. Ruddy, E. L, Chapman, W, itage, no sacrifice ',too today reports, and note how often Deputy the council have intimated that Lf Shooting matches are again quite Heber Dawn, Blake Annis, N. E. McEwen, G. bL Forsyth, E. . great (appy) - Reeve ie quoted. �y 20 q ted. We [�e percent the County it do not � fab, Deploy Reerd this year, they will run, eY feeling :the thing .fig around here, and a lot of real geese are changing. ,Ralph Mowbray, H. A, Newman . -. - in �. Rate; and have had a representation for yearstha a :person who is residing .out- good hands. _ -aarged council of cariesness by men who were strong 1h exper- side 'the has no ri t to P Mrs Chandler spent a felw days in COUNCILLOR — Geo. Todd, Wm. Iib: ' Westney,' connection wytlt administration of In- imaitcing of No. 3. 'E, Blamed In- fence, but lacked initiative powers Po t)>8 manage our affairs. And because i do not wish someone 'who has not the eit,- last w and on her ret- ' Mrs. -urn, w accompanied Blake 'Annie Robt. Ruddy, Elmer J. , spector Hutchison for much of the ares q y, If all county affairs are carried on in the wiorked nils twat'* up , through -the ,by Powell, Cliff Burrett, E. F. Disney, blundering. $3,700 assessed in 1940 same ii>atrtaeras the Brock Road and council to jump in ahead of me. 1, Voir. Co ationa to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Michell- A. C. Aiamond, 'trio. ' 'should have been spread over, a 10- Yom• Suggested deputation 9th of tvvlieme : we Pay am forced to run tore the Depv*. - '71 Lyman !key who celebrated their � Scott, Carlton' Coupe-thwaite, Frank M. C.7taaPman, Haro' 1 Anderson. P�°� beim cent to Ottawa demAndi an g � *20,000 Per year for upkeep of 20 Miles We Reeveship myself. - Third - said lastly, I softer can. 41st Wedding A?tniversary on the assessment on now development at of xosd. had better let somaeone less experience and dmY teal that no one why has t�4 - - Rae often, wonder why some of -Briefs � W, •. addresses eke Shore. -: _ _ __ _ • _._._._. a little more thought ought of .equal slightest possible chance of ' nofl fulfilling his tepli e_ as a re ddeag our Toronto friends pick onn--Clara-- snout, when they feel they want to - Following the closing o! nod&14- g - Charged with unjust, g - 'experience is limiter, But fellow~ _ taxpayer of :this municipality' has rt get out somewhere and beat up the tiers, Mr. - Beaton called upon the . members of the former council, be- .officials unfair treament of bra application ratepayers, Unless more work is done any right to ha a say in. eft the spending of our money oat the -.t�►o._l�tb2u.__ffie!_ -....a_ constable should step in and take B� -mon.-Rees=- by for f -rnn8_ from. a accident in this township a year a- an the Hro�k-Roads during . than -during 1940, County rrtatageat af-Quit-!seal- teovsahipF- aflairs� It is an iaopossiMldter, charge' or, who commenced calling s 1-minute silence in hdhour of the I go, but did not sts{y to hear a rePts Cotmcll will be Ju session all aum- . for him to have the interests of , The monthly, ted Cha of the W U. S. of the United will late member, G. Luther .Middleton. made by Mr. Reesor, witty suggested anon as be' cawasdly. � me! Water - Roads IE9o(ns�i; this township - as much at heart he ' - be' held is the school roam of the l loo Gaming Year called for greater sac- rifice. Heech. d Pre' e- are being !arced on the south end as a resident tax-payer. electme, _'. church, on Thursday, January 9th, nt in t volt's speech. Maintenance to the N. E- McEwfen — _ In this section . ie bound, to xado Pan des our* too serve , towhship in at 24.50 p, m. Installation of Officers 1941 rwiIl flake at thio thinues- township .must be kept up. Surplus� Those who were near asieeip w•okc start to Yarm Lands must rnoet emphatic- P honest straightforward and en# . ..tor Place *testing and Secretaries are rt this year of 58,000 of which $2,0 0 -with a when the Dr. cominen- ced by congratulatf a Roy all be further ergetic manner, both here and, oat . ted to be prepared to report on the represented County contribution for work. Puchased -new maintain- .,Ward, the Road Supt. on the good . job he taxation, and I assn ouy. d that ero- Your County* Council. Canada is about to embark on a e►ork of the Society during the Past `year. Saar er on a plan which would not be a made of the crossing on the-C. C. P. _ 'and erytHing in my power will be done t to est an increase Pte' Y (by-the- . y� of such tremendous, and grave ' The United Church Christmas bard:a to tax+pays,. In six or acv- R. lots 14and 15. Described his, ef• farts to have the 2year term voted , way, it should be decreaaset�). impbrtattce. that the lives of each be Tree and Entertai*nent on Decem• en years would be entirely paid foe on the rentals -scheme. Completed an. He paid for the last election in Your su pporE• for ane as Depu!<y- _ and everyone of us may vitally affected -ere it,. closes, sand your may, •ter 23rd, was one of the events of the 6 p. c. grade oft C. P, R. cross- Bra vel donated to,the township. De- Reeve is needed. I stand foursquare for ' rest assured that {I. will not.lose= - our Christmas season here. Under -- lase direction of S. S. Supt. David between lit 14 and t5 at s cost o! scribed.. a mysterious meed b a'tY ng Y: s the interests o! your township. � Clean, Economical' and Initiative sight • of the fact that this. nation Dawson. a Program of recitations, $500 Repeated his satisfaction with she gravel pit, would not sell for PieWrin Tow•nshli Ratepayers' g P PaY Association at the Carlsrite last . Administration. is -at war fighting for the principles if Christianity and Democracy- icon and dial was wen b songs dialogues given y $25,0.00. Preferred the 2-year term week, and predicted a division in Wi<+hing You ali a Prosperous - Year. May the • New, Year brio for& thepupils. TWo sets of slides were ' also ehdwn - one comic, - Little - a m,=,hi 12 moa'. only.be- -*.be this township in near future:. Call- for to be the N. E. McEwen a happier promise for the lutltsra Black Sambo, and - Birth and Child- corning acquainted withrwork. Reviewed Countyjv by ed a collection given ;,+.� -.Rni War V' ' ._' F1uu:d, �e*'.- : for us all. Robt Roddy . hood of Jesus. Books were distribut- fin1 Coursty b6.000 of Ing :' `,ti. -s _ - .-Ratepayers of YizkerinuTowlasbip: .,_ .: ed s_ o prizea to many of the Pupils which Pickering paid 18 1-L l+• a _To the Ratepayers of Pickering . for regularity in attendance. Santa County was asked by Dept. of `De- , Prank M. Chapman -� -e In soliciting your support for the lbwnahip:— C,aus distributed presents and candy fence to improve road from No. 2 Considered running when he ofAce of Deputy-Reeve on Jan. 6t3s, P A meeting of the ratey4sryere of from a well-loaded tree, Highway to Oshawa Airport, the came to the meeting. Thought Dr. i wish, only, to lay before you arty Picltieri ng , Towlriship was held at Brougham, on Monde Dec. 80th. At the annual Installation Cere-Y, any County paiying 25• percent. Admin- McEwen called for the collection as record of service fon the Past 1941L l of Brougham Unidn' Lodge istration of Justice costs, $16,000, a -Political move, to which the Dr three a_,02ft on your Council., The ptyrpoae of this meeting rung w .. A. F. and A. M. leaf week!, the fol- Indigent Hoop. costa, $9,000, Snow. jumped to his feet and instructed I have endeavored in that time to to nominate eahidtidatee Far tuts of-. • , lowing, officers Pvere installed — rernova�t, $1 000, Childrenys Aid anyone who agreed with brat. not • be Co mpletelY honest and impartial five of Reeve. Deputy-Reeve, and W. M. -Hugh Michell, & P. M, M. Soc. $16,000. Believed in township to vloW for hies (McESven). Mr, in any decisions I might make. Nei- agree Councillors Having been . 1B, Burk; S. W. -Alt Pretty, J. W maintaining all roads its township, Chapman - "Well [Out Dr.: • ther have I distingushed between. naandnated for (oiincillor, I am a 4 F, B. uaner, Tres& - By Kilpatrick,, but such was not a probability for the wealthy or *..e Poor, We law- candidate or that office. „ Sec, - I, F, Dopking, D,- of C, - W some time. County home the finest Root. Recast — yet or tans layman. I have served for the Yo'U Pmt R Jotowton, Chap. - H. 3Qcolm, b the province. County del%t in 1937 Approved gravel pit purchase. Con- ..Lt is with deep regret I feel sure throe years and snow solicit year ►. D, - Elmer Evans. J. 'D. - Sid was $750,000 today, $400,000, Hope gmtulated Council ' on conditions. that we see Mr. Down sad Mr. Pow- vote and influence- far re-election to the office of Councillor is Wa - •'.. nigh I. G. - K, Hastings; S, S; ' for entire liquidation in ten years Vote for • a -ran you cvpnld trust ell take up residence in anodic, year 941. If I am re-oleets4 1�n W. L. Douglas, J. S. - E, Baker, rownshon haatdli- �ur own affair- hasa (voll dealwith-matfJaa's Tyler - Stewart GrahanL The Gere-pal lake, front,'but looked for air Val councillorr.Dorn this ng w�riship to the ' loony was followed by a banquet in ad'iastinent on equalised asseseament. Cr. M. Forsyth -- its* for six years and • W. Powell, . of ray ability and without fear or -, .the lodge hall, at which the many Regretted loss of Messrs W. Heber Noisiest. nomination meeting I while with us only. one year, was favour. ;q visi#ws from Toronto and neighbor- Down and Elmer J. Powell. ever attended (we leave moat of certainly appreciated by the mem- MY ancestors- settled in this _ Ing -lodges attended. - 'the noise out. Ed.1. Maintainer, bere of the council. County of Ontario, abiout the year New Year Services will be held in United Church Sunday -- W ,Hcfher, Down _ ' .' though costing $6,500, if it did a I have enjoyed worlGrta with Mr. 1781, and I was bort and have liv- � ever shoe on the farm which I e on next. e '7fie Sacrament of the Lord's Supe- Regretted leaving fife township. good job at less ntdney,' why kick? ag and Down, and our council relations and have ` � now operate and so have the inter- n or will.. be dispensed . at the morn- Did not think, one year ago that Hitler would be driving hiin out. Bonding ,Dr. Urged' careful ape Mcowen to start ' at the 'bottom. ot3tei'wise always been Ys most pleasant. We all realize that este of the Cbuntly of -Ontario and the Tolwnahip of Pickering at -- Ing service. The official board wvill 11700 yards of gravel at 50c. yard County Council called for experien- ;he has had i really . tough beeak in heart. meet on Monday -afternoon at 280. from our gravel pit:. and placed on. ee. __ ... hminlr to leave the ,township of his . Thanking you -for the confidence Tlhe Y, P. Z of the United. off, roads. 1400 passe Gold to tabun- adoption, and it is u&ortupate that -You have placed bk alae in the past* - Church held their annual meeting ty for Brock Road. Snow fence ,meat- Geo• Todd he could not have gme through I rMtoi A. Yoare faithfully, on Monday evening, December 15th- hire turning out fence at 3 cts. per Thanked his mower and seconder. his teras of Deputy-Reeve and of - Blake Amis After a brief Worship Service, the footf Hard • to classify indigepts. Would consider the nomination-' Reeve, unchallenged. But as senior ,election of officers tools plus, res- Would have recipients of hospital= _ councillor, I am ulrifoiiurtately for- ahl • as follows: Prep. Mrs. Lion- �S izatfon reimburse municipality. Ur- y , . .. Wm.' jr, Westney — •: el Douglas, Vice -Free. Allain Prowse ged cowl to !volt atter cemeteuL Council of 'today had to cope ..Secretaary, Hazel Hinan, Treasurer, Lloyl 4mton, Conveners - .Eileen lea. .. 'with rifodern conditions. Car • .. j BargaIRSRobtl.Roddy Lihton, Velma Middleton, Reg. Ken_ �:. _ . - - Frank Disney -. .:_- sed _ -liedy, Betty Manion, .Rico'eational - Thanked Mr. Beaton for his ser- Considering nomination. , rttt8 • lf[issea E. H;oede and Frances Lioyet• vices to towtiship. Expressed regret - --;,, The next misting will be held oar at loss of Messrs Down and Powell Rtirgh Michell — p 939 th ��u Coach Am �Tan%wy 6th. from townahip. Announced his in- Approved maintainer purchase • On M,dndgy evem'�ig, December .'23rd a. few relatives and friends tention to run for Deputy-Reeve. Believed all rheanbers should have Recommended each farmer being given a supply of, Brow fence and g y 1938 Dodge Custom Sedan - gathered at the hoarse of Mr. and experience 'before taking this of- charged with respoosibiiity of the Mrs. Ed. Lewis, on the 'invitati -. Taylor) fico, (loud applause). Condition, of same, erection, care etc.' = � • 1937 Dos a •Custom Sedan �z of Jessie (Mss. Sam' and Brock Road not what it' should be. Iresp, to celebrate the Silvbr Wed'- For sum contributed by this town- At. C. 'Diamond ' ding Anniversary: of their parents, ship, more should be spehtt' on flus Would stand for councillor. fo _1936 Ford Cabriolet, which fell on Sunday. December the read, iuid if elected would see that - .22nd. The quests ince •.aded, Mr. ' and *• Mr. this was done. Would have this •Carlton Couperthwaite — n s: 1931 Dodge .�e - Mrs. Barry Boyce, of Oshawa, t,,,�shicp take over ootmty reads,. Considering nomination. P.n _ and Mrs, Valleua, r f Stouffville ' - Mass Margaret McPonald, of Tor- our machinery better. Charge Coun- t for this maintenance. With the Y -Mr, Reesor .and M4,, Roddy = 1932 Durant Deluxe Sedan onto, and Miss S. E. Evans, of this- prospects for development, in south, ..Both replied to Mr., News»an and place, wltiile Mr. 'and Mrs. Campbell thought south end should stave rep- Mr. Thomson, neither of Wheat were • Tires `- and Mr. and Mrs. Walton, of Toron- _ resenffition at. Comity. Was success- I present at this time. Wioutd wel- • ' - - ,. �.' • • to, Mr, and Mrs. Gillies, of Thor,► Mr.. Mrs. Motherall, ful i n Having ' interest rate on Tlwp. came Mr. Thomson cariyirpg out his D? •' - h- Freeze - hili and and • ley lowered. -Had speed limit on threat to sue -the to vnahip. - of Oshawa, sent' evpreesibns of re-' No 2 Highway restricted to 80 McSweWs statements irresponsible 1$ gret for their absence, •owing to the miles. propaganda: Mr. Thomson failed' arae' Y '. Chaos •Christ uas season being -so near. The anniversary eske, a two-tier 'Annus tell the complete etaa'Y one was ma.dF and • beautifully decor- Blake Well satisfied with snow plow and qua! The followingqualified on Tues- n ALF. MLl� j� Cly r"e'.m* ort r� w� aced by Mr. Sam. aylor, (son-in• equipment. His Dept (Relief) -show, day. everting — F?iONE 8911'�., law). An enjoyable w,,,t by Ing reduction 'of $1,100 over prey- For Reeve .— Wal. Reesor (acclam- , '7 ? - w _ . G First Y.M.C.A. Tea Cw for sada Praised by Their Excellencies was made straight, and glorified for the Sath, while tending zeal a b , Cod." Two things our Lord did. they were realm moved by anger at: •... He spoke .to her and He laid his the miracle, which would have �� hands • on her. He separated her been equally unwelcome on any out from the multitude in the syn- day of the ,week, They were pre - agogue, just as He separates every tending that their zeal for the Sab-. y •- x heliever from the world of human- bath was the result of their zeal. - .r 1� 4 sty, dealing with each case lndiPld- for God, while it was only zeal for �{ �^ uaily, and then He laid hands on their rabbinical 'niceties, and had her as a symbol of communicating no religious element at a11. - - 4 L power to her, enabling her for the 16. "And ought not this woman, _ • first time in Eighteen years to being a daughter. of Abraham, ' b stand upright. Whether this was a whom Satan had bound, lo, these miracle worked upon nerves or a eighteen years, to have -been loos- •-� �`a�`«s�z s ; curvature of the spine, or, what is ed from this bond on the day of the r more probable, both, we. a_r�-nnL._- sabbath?-ii-Aced-azS-he sa,ti�iiese. _ told, but- a miracle 'it was indeed. things, all his adversaries Fere put �,. The Sabbath Day to shame: and all the .multitude 14. "And the ruler of the syn- .'rejoiced for all the glorious things , agogce, being moved with igdigna- that were done- by him." tion because Jesus had healed on - the Sabbath, answered aad• said i k v to the mutltitude, There are six • Ontario Is Second days in which men ought to work: - in them therefore come and be est In Sheep Statistics R-' healed, and not on. the day of the '. sabbath." This official was the chief of the elders who formed the 1 local Sanhedrin. `Though only first Alberta leads all provinces in, among his equals, the virtual rule .. Canada in wool production and in of the synagogue devolved upon number of afieep on farms, ac- a; him. That the daring Innovator, � cording to an Alberta Govern- Jesus, should perform one of his ment Agricultural Department's Sabbath-breaking cures there- was report. At June 1, Alberta had too much ,for him. 15. "But the - -882,600 sheep- compared with - . Lord answered him, and saki-, Ye 834,800 in 1939, and- production ` hypocrites, doth not each one of at the end of June was. 4,001,00%, you on the sabbath loose his ox or iilightly below the previous year. Their excellencies the governT-general and Princess Alice inaugurating Canada's first mobile tea his ass from the stall, and lead him away to watering'" Surely Sheep in other 'provinces' were: Ontario 819,500; Quebec 648 .. ....A ic in the grounds of government house. Ottawa. T.he Earl of Athbjlone is shown here congratulating John Hill an4 Austin Rutlandof the Y.M.C.A. war. services whic.h._WW_op.er�e. th_e c$r_at- Camp.-Borden. Re - ons of God's chosen people was of 200; 8aakatchewan, 898,700 �afsfiJve of the army, navy and ane ore's were also present at' the ceremony, where they shared the .first -more va2tre-than- air ox: tff be-tiled- 33"anitoba, 2349000; BritisQi Coi- M�oo,ppss of tea with their excellencies and James Y. Mutdoeb, K.C:, and J. W. Beaton, whC1 represented the to a manger whioh daily • yielded umbia, 174,700; Ontario held sec- X.M.C.A. war services committee. food was nothing to -the, bondage. and place in producdop at June - - is which this woman *is- held._-1 Made For Ma" - � -with 8,362,0-pountTs - --- 00- - • . - - r �J' U N D A with the feeling ot; our Infirmities. Heb. 4: 16. determined 1n their own hearts to --be right with God. Men are as lost The Sabbath reit, -meant for man's good, bad been turned into Although it Is the capital of. = Ideland, . V j the temperature of Rey- - THE LESSON IN ITS SETTI" today as when Jesus w"' hers, and an Intolerable yoke 7t evil by these kjavn`k rarely goes below freezing- %� O O % at T t rn s. — Novamber-December, just at He desired to says mea bypocrites , , Those men wery pre- point.' .' ` A.D_ EY. then, sb He desires to. say* mea - LESSON Ptace.—Peraea, that part of Pal- Dow. a -^ - - " satins which. was east of the Jor• "Except Ye Repent"' den River, apposite Judah. Luke 13: 2. "row there were + COMMUNICATION INVENTOR LESSON 1. In this lesson we find continual some present at that very season 1 �%SWS AND HUMAN Alrlrl_W• emphasis on Christ's desire .to turn who told him of the Galllaeans. iii E TION.--Luke 13.the ]PRINTED TEXT, Luise 13':1.6, attentloa of all men to the &object whose blood . Pilate had mingled - We have 110RIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 10 To yearn. of their own individual, with their sacrifices." no 1 pictured 11 Not to win. - personal salvation, and away from record of the particular massacre eommunica- LDiN TEXT—We have not a speculating about what will happen which these hearers now report to tion inventor. 12 He was -of fish priest that cannot be touched- to other people; until the have. our Lord, but'--these. . pilgrims 12 Dila#ory. --=descent. - froaa Galilee doubtless had coma up to Jerusalem for one of the 13 To depart, 15 His --_. invented Feasts.. probab-ly Tabernacles. and 14 House MWOF "Visible - THIS CURIOUS WORLD 13y Ii1am had come into collision with the Fiomena, perhaps through some covering. 18 Sleeveless Speech." MWN1 20 Work o! : - ' iL Ferguson fanatical act. of rebellion, coat 17 Furnished highest class. _ _ 2. And he answered - and said with soles.. 21 Seclusion..- 23 To dirt ! unto them, Think ye that these 18 Handle 25 To See a gtus. { IPJ tAt�iCA w s Galilaeaas were" slaners aboFe all �9 Native_ metal. 2.7 To rebound. @ -`. TWE7?•E EX IS-M AN the Galilaeans, because they have 20 Substances 28 Organ of • F11�-IANT WF�'E suffered these things' 3-. 1 tell you, from 89 Court. _ _ _ interested in hearing, - y ME?suFZENay: � but, except ye repent. ye shall turpentine. 40 Bone. e4ucating the 30 To. possess. ' 29 //1/CH all in like manner perish. 4. Or 22 To obtain. 42 To assist. .44 31 Haunt. Itv �tAN1ETER-. ' y those eighteen, upon whom the tower to Siloam. fell, and killed 23 Dees: • Rawness.' 24 Electrical 48 Eagle. 8S Angel. VER77CAL 37 Private boat. 'I _ them, ththk ye that they wire of- term. b Corner 'o! a..: Pertaining to 41 To smell. ' fenders above all the men that `.26 Rounded- sail. wings. 43 Combat ' dwell tn, Jerusalem' 6, f tell- gots, - projections. 5Z Positive _ `2 To canter. between • two. -- Nay : but. except ye repeat, ye Z9. iaght daily, -electrical' ' 3 Female sheep: 45 Till. a' low shalrall likewise perish." What our here task. -terminal. 32 perceives 53 Chinese • sedge -Clover. 46 To suffice. _ 5 Atmospheric 47 Unoccupied. �-•-- - '• Lord is doing Is warning his audience that they-sbou-Id-not -first sound. 54 To burst-forth element.'•-' "9 46 Afternoon - - _—; :�� ' be concerned about distress that 33 Brawler. '56 Stone. 6 Valley- parties, .� �• ` to others. has happened,ers, specung 34 Crucifix. 57 His great 88 Eras. invention 7 ed 49 Comfor t8 -- odd 51 Sooner than. > ,_ _ ., _ ;; ,-, .• concerning the cause for such; and : those ,- _ 3 i -Exclamation. • 8-,Proverb. •_ ;53 Middle. eouciuding tha` destroyed 88 Falsehood. 58 He was _ 9 Epoch. 155 Above. - `- were particularly. wicked men,: but V :., . P rather that they should, look Into.2 their oarn boarM discovering• their I Z • - t�E35ERVE?2 = own wickedness, until they realized Z 1315 _ } ' ON THE o that they too were, .worthy-.ot aim• 1Pt-f�RN>ET :-' ilar disaster end sudden death, un- less. they repented. To "repent'° 7 YHE U1.t.1INI Wt7ULa means fundamentally,_ .to turn 19 ,-APPEAR su-r uTnE � around, to change ope's mind,.and dRJGifi-r1�2 THAt-4 A 7' then, to change one's way of lives23 STA $Z'_ lair. RPpentanre means more than being sorry for one's sin, it means 2 1 k I P to dej.iberately turn from' one's; ? . �- i. 2 ••� : 33 . - ' - - Healing and Teaching fl � _ A IS OMAHA, NEBRASKA, 10. "and, he wa.i teaching in one 34 of the synagogues on. the sabbath = ON THE LEFT BANK THE-oe/,SH7- day. 11. And behold:a woman that " OR SA"K had a spirit o[ fnflrmity eighteen' • '' • • - OF THE' MIS64>URJ years; and she was bowed togeth• R-Jr f2J\/E�.Z q n» er ha sEeace, IML. . i - '• ' or, and could in no wise lift her- _ . :L • ANSW%R: Rnght.. The right bank of a river is the one on th!' self up." 12, "And when Jesus saw her, he I 2 "baret� ` fright as he faces' dowtnstreatn, toward fife mouth of -add river. called her, and said to bar, Wo-the 5 man, thou art loosed -from thine _r..NSXT: W"M la6abitants of `We oarsk be forewarned it' we 3. And he laid: his hands - VrM M be druet br a sW upon her: and immediate y e e a } • : POP Ma No Longer Has to Worry -By. By• MILLER' WATT I'Vt INSURro MY Lwr. .. "N TGN THOUSANO' OW YO'U WONTNE EDFOR _ SEE DOG.T4 rNE�DR- - EVERY T1 ME YOU .GSL A UTTL& -UPS T I "� .-a� . _ , _ _ �.._ _ - . .. _ _ �md. • •,.cam �...-.m - ; .,.r t '. _ Arctic _ , F.At • t�r _— _ .. _ Seen by Explorer that interests in the United States The revenues of the ally � Canadians Are Promoted From The Ranks The Best 'Woods gross inclusive Canadian National Rail. •. �••• ,$ohne dor House -H ea ` What Science NowC a �.� the- Polar regions s•lil be criss- meet the ins' December -14; 1940, -Were: "Pat your. $ right there," he dotted line �" \ x" aK Hard maple. yellow biro among Is D e 9 Sly ANNE ASHLEY �3 beech, oak and hickory are the beat Canadian woods for % p ... ..: tighten a loose}' r - fuel, a cold and one-quarter of any one of them being approxi- WIDEN VIEW OF UNIVERSE How can - Q• ; Rhair rung? r s 't> maRel a ual in heating value to Y ( g "cite out Objects in the sky g A. Remove the rung, slightly t._. '. one ton of. anthracite coal. Re- is of rt: ch some years ago" have by g?-- ' °Alit the ends, _insezt very small then drive - ! •. 4 ' J gardless of , what wood used, it should be as dry as possible been brought- within. range • newly developed telescope aids. ' Wooden wedges, and the rung back into place. °- r' for not only does wet wood give Several stars have been added to • HOW can I make a' good. ' irr' z out less heat than, dry wood .but those known to be among the steel and nickel polish? - `e i; 1s also .apt to cause _fouligg of *)pipes.. For this reason fire• neare;tt neighbors' of the sun. give out. less .than. two • g Mia 2 tablespoon of tur- 1 tablespoonful of aspect c..... ,_ wood seaspue-d-foe Ie�s than one', fo of .'which one-tenth thousandth part,o the ou f pontine, and ono h' emery •powder oil, a ug year shculd not bused, and best world suns light. to the consistency of cream. Apply 4y achieve the reaulfs should be' cut into Suitable lengths - z-- gUNL1GHT AND VITAMIN C vwith s shit rag; thea wipe off, airy flannel for the stove or furnace as soon Vitamin C may be produced by, -7111 ' and. polish with a *, .�` as possible so as to permit the sunlight in- the same way that `• Cloth. Q. How can I keep,the planta most thorough seasoning. radiation produces vitamin D, it r by of =` :. in a hanging basket watered with--. _ - _ is indicated -- an, ,>}nalysis tomato platvts' vitamin content oat dangeo of dripping? lA' ' �' 'A New Market when kept under variable .condi• ?� - --- A. Put the porous cup from'• in _ tiers of anuli ht. When the planta , g - a discarded. wet -battery. cell "Cyr z., �+ Peat Moss ` were removed irem the sunlight the center of the, hanging basket, t ; K~. For the- vitamin'C eon.ent showed a fill it with water, and it will seep' !"` remarkable decrease in quantity. - - through, s the necessary $ , lying yPP . ,°?` Ontario Is Now Able to Sell and when they were returned to '.j moisture without danger of 'drip- - F � ' yrs Products oi` Bop "to U 8: • the increased. light the quantnty g __•_. - ping water. _ - _ Q. How esti I avoid 410 much « r a k b , . r " � � ..` •)" s r ., ,pry a ne Florists and G rile ' n ' NgW WAY TO btAKE HELIU11i ;1 -stooping w1wn using the dustpan . � , x v ,' f x ,+�• " `rr .# `'.¢ "' for Dr. Cecil T. Lane, assistant A. Bend the hollow tin handle - in England, 1i new and. -greater•. market iii physics at Yale University and of a dustpan to a' righangle, . dustpan Gen. Niachaughton, chief of the Canadian forces camp: These men are Ontario peat moss among florists United States former student and member of. - -a an -old broom Handle- inspects eadets at a :Canadian officer training to become and gardener3 in the _ tie staff "at McGill University, How can I- stiffen a rub 'all from the' ranks •and were elected to take the course has opened up because war condi- reported to have built a ma• persists is wrinkling? officers. • tions prevent its ;importation from chine which' cuts t}oth the time -i ._A�. .Try . the.—fol cowing- .treat- the Scandinavia, arld the Bal - - --- — and cost.of maniltas�nre of liquid - - - - - - - _._ _ -- — scent: Dissolve 1 part of common husband so your full vitamin, advantages from tic States, says�bristian S6- lout. o e helium down to a fract' f t in 10 parts of warm water. to treat your . husband --o hid "Q�the id��eat whole wheat dread, --- the doctor said, but added, `you encs Monitor.' --1 oderera fuse .._former time and cost. ]3eGi11 physicists" last weele Hang the rug over. a po ee ani— paint the wrong aide Of it with family." "Doctor,", i w e r e -d, can't make people eat; what they d horticulturists gi#tdetiers and horticulturists nae commented that the manufacture -:- s paint brush dipped in the so- , she, n a "hasn't woman a right to + dont like and most of us. don't the peat. to improse the soil, -as well , of liquid helium -was a difficult • � 2irtSon. Use the solution -sparing- - a got, scratch. her own head?" like brown bread. w as -for ,packing -rosea and hot -house is process as helium gas liluz'fieero, 17 or it may soak through and �'J� white flour can be pro- plants. Its nae fairiy,:extenalve four degrees above absolute zero, show on the surface.. This treat- fn the —� "How nicely you have - duced which will varyvery little in the United States: Canada's Peat bogs corer a 3g a q i the poiflt at wh c a m e a _ _.. hent should be, done yard, where the rug will dry quickly: wade your bed, •oaay;' said from our present white flour, pet Contain the needed vitamins," 040 square mile atSia. Peat bogs - tin ceases O _ _ his mother one morning. haven't .made it." ie, re= Dr. Tisdall added. are found !n many parte of On- tarso, particularly in fife Muskoka Canadian National plied. "1 got out of it can-- Air Lines district, dome. +tons area' in Railways Revenues Railways fully." - Arctic _ , the -Welland area It is understood _— _ .. _ Seen by Explorer that interests in the United States The revenues of the ally � Deputy Clerk T. H. Depew, are pt egsing for developmeut and gross inclusive Canadian National Rail. Canton, Ohio, Was registering an alien who could neither read nor In the not too distant future, T expansionthe of the V4 edem bog to increased demands. was Hysfem - for- the week end- Y -write. the- Polar regions s•lil be criss- meet the ins' December -14; 1940, -Were: "Pat your. $ right there," he dotted line crossed by air lines linking Eur- ope, America and Asia, according Frelan Wilford, World wheat compared with 4,290,858 said, indicating the to VUb—Imur Stefansson noted king in 1933, now goes in for % p ... ..: with an index finger, i. Sbould a man who is walk- "Ohs sure," said the eager rev Canadian explorer of the Arctic, raising champion hogs. He has Sag with a woman carry her istrant, and quickly drew an X who flew from Edmonton to become a me mbee of the board 10 apo r the corresponding* _ _ packages • on Depew's fingernail, Montreal by . Trans -Canada ' Air of directors of the Alberta Swine period o an f 1989 1n- 2. When a man and i, girl are Irises; atter a month in Alask9; Breeders' . association and in a crease of ......................$1,059,885 _o_ or 24.7 °Ie dancing, and another than wishes ,.Why was the period be- on his, way back. to New York. recent show in Calgary took one ;:,to "cut in," is it permissible for tweet A.D. s00 and A.D. 1200 On the year's average, flginuf first place and four other prison . fish can hear, distinguish be- either the girl or, her partner .to kwowa as th. Dark Ages?" eondItiona in- the Arctic are bet- with his entries, -.select bacon tween colours,.-and.make .a noise refuse? '•lieuase those were the to than_.those of the North At types. e . - - 3. Ia it. all .right for the host ..,days of knights." lantic, he said. wh n they eat to carve at the table, when. the thinner is informal? ,,Now, Pat," said, the rhagi.e- C• If :one were introducinga-trate sympathetically 'to in old _.,...CLASS I F I E D A D V E D T I S E M E K T S.. resident or broughtYOU . the w b _ ..: tonin' to hat -• - -woman P offender, g 1 , of some country, ahotlldn t she here= again?"" +- ' Abe presented to him?. "Two policemen, sorr," was thei ' RHEU3IATrSN St'FFERERS 5. What does it indicate when laconic reply. AGENTS WANTED JOB OPPORTLNITIES j !,is 'person -it constantly criticizing "Drunk, I suppose?" queried'" IJUCAL MAN -GOOD PAY WEEK-' W COACH FOR GOVERNMENT i'i UPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT sllembers Of his family, When the magistrate. ly. Full or spare time. Book orders ppsdtions on deterred payment, the good results from taking Dix- +taembe to friends and ae when ,. +, for Canada's finest trees, plants, paying after appointment. List of ons. Remedy for Rheumatic •Prins q yea, oder, said. Pat, without Experience unnecrasary. Saler out- openings, particulars [pee. Rodd and Neuritis, at Munro's Drug lances'• relaxing s. muscle, "both of fit free. E. D. SMITH'S NURSER- Training School, 582 Burrows. ,Store. 335 Elgin, Ottawa Pott - 8. Should. the 'water. glass be theme 1ESr Winona. Ont- Winnipeg, ]Fan. laid iIAO. ;filled to the brim' :.. GErt•y mu N sus!1S, $5.0 cutLy Lt. LEN L A 0 SHINGLE KILL Answers ae i Particulars �� N��e'� ee Yr 8 pi c. Amazing rofitR, J. N..1.1Neatre Building, St. F., CAP- ..- p Yea, if the packages- are: of Irorthern Sales, Val d'Or, Quebec, Itol Theatre Building, St. Thomas, SAW FIRST CLASS SHfN1GLE8. considerable size. .If the pack- Box 919. Ontario, Special Departmert for }guild Shingle -Mill. Small cost. REAL ? H farmers collection N. :gtamped envelope for particulars. ageb we insignificant in rile, a AUTOMOTIVE PARTS L Lundy, New SarApta, Alberta. tem spools of thread, a tube" of MEDICAL ! . toothpaste, - or a library book, it T. ? O P I C SKATING OI TFiT9 Car and Tractor Parts IT'S EkCEUX*%T, 'REAL RESULTS a >7! not necessary.. S. It to ex' NEW AND USED AT lAiwk;ST atter taking Dixon's Remedy for prices. Used electric motors ell Rheumatic Paine, and Neuritis. SKATING OUTFITS. NEW YOUTHS tremely rude to do so, and very • -,� sizes 6atletactlon or money re- Munro's Frust . Store. 335 'Elgin. 32,g$; Addite: 18.80; Reconditioned eritbarraasing to the other man.- 'tifunded. General Auto Supply,, Kit- Ottawa, Postpaid 11.00. youths, 11.85, money. Adults, 20o More vttantllna in r.hener• =2.85. Bend money order plus 20c yes. 4. Yes; in such a ease, CONSTIPATION. STO]f_�CH TRUUB: postage. Sport Centre, King. _ 1EEe Woman is presented to the BAtii l`NI('Rs les pleasantly relieved. Blood East Ave.. Hamilton. man. 6: I11 -breeding is the only whole Wheat $read yu 'flew and tonic. Many testi Inonials. Month treatment $I. Post, 9TANp COLLECTOR$ ffuiaWer. ' 6; N0; two-thirds full -MAKE SURE OF THF. QUALITY paid. Estab. 1920. Herb -atone Pro- 000d chi kschicks all from Government 23, Edmon n• 'Alta. WAyouNTED, USED STAMPS, CaLLF� is sufiiclerit.!ro one measure Could d0 RO' order for 1941. Baden •chicks are - acts. Sub. to -•much to advance national health Approved blood -tested breeders. G O L D E HEALING OIL A • tions. accumtrlat oars a 1 esti P - Send for early Drlce.ifat, also old- proven remedy for skin ailments. tions. Beat prices paid. Our book - and vigor in wartime as the Obstinate cases of eczema com- letely relieved. Try this home let (Free for is. 607 meant money, provision of greater vitamin Con- er pullets. Baden 1•aden., Chick for You Purkts. 6079 Vest Bo�le- .. A VE'�' tent in ,bread, Dr. Frederick T. Hatchery Limited, Baden. Ontario. K=eatmeat. A trial will convince. ward, Vancouver. * Tindall, nutrition expert, told the HUN OF CUSTOMERS ARE Bar ounce Wbottle W 6tieCar(1toaDSt.. vcritin us about the xuccesa they Health League of Canada in a had v�Fth their 1940 Top Notch Toronto. Gparg�Rtet:d 8 O A 'recent address at Toronto. Chicks. hiestiga Before the profitu ordmakin;er for tal..- STOP SL G: CArCER, j The British government .lastliry of Top Notch Chicks. Free Rheumatism, Paralysis, Conaump. CAR AND TRUCK PARTS Juiy..tobk steps to supplemen 1 e - — t t t catalogue, also older pullet,).. tion, Heart , Trouble other ail- y Notch Chlckeries, Guelph, Ontario. 'menti relieved. Particulars stamp- Used New amount of vitamin B1 in all ed envelope. Boz 303. Edmonton. SPECIALIZING IN HEBL'tLT MO - HERE ARE THF..I'HICKS YOU AND NOVELTIES TORS, PUWpR_VNIt9. Hydraalla u The big touring car slowed .to bread. Similar action , is being; ERE have been ,looking for: Big- e o t . t a , Winches. Generator, , a crawl to pare a primitive ox considered in the L.S. 'and work Rep, huskier chicks from Rtrong- BARGAIN: $15.09 DOUBLE -CUT- Starters, 9i_awetos, Carbnretore, g er. blood -tested breeding flockm• cuting Electric Shavers• only $4.9S 1ltadlwtors Ezcbaa�e Serdce, -' wagon, driven by -an ancient gray- in this field is now bels done $uy these better chicks trots Glaei — 9atbtactloe or. rernad, ; beard. at Ottawa. Tweddle at prices you can scarce• postpaid.EMPiee Novelties, Peter Levy Auto Parts. Dept. J. Torawts. _ ;* "Look at 1p 'an m e . n aria exclaimed the 'smart aleck' of the ed in the last few years" that tor. S41m e. discoveg 15 our money than TtveddteaR Ltl ,N� ENTURS '1941 Chicks. Big money saving pasty..''say;' Grandpa,• did 'you . -.most••-of the vitamin content• -of atasvun.ts for earl$, order and early AN OFFER TU F,VERY INVENTUR ever ride in an automobile?" our grains goes into the animal delwery of Tweddle Chicks. Free Liat of inventions and full lnfor 97oppEO Dr. °Tindall -said.- The .. Zatalogue. Also older' bullets. motion sent free. The Ramsay .Cob QpICKt.r "Sure I did! 1•t:was'7a dandy troughs," Tweddle thick Hatc ries Limit- Registered, Patent Attorneys, 273 automobiles too, a five -wheeled heaviest vitamin -_content. of grain ed, Fergus, Ontario. Bank Street. t)ttavra. Canada. g one: ..is' in -.She parts discarded in sire FLAT; NOW FOR 1941 POULTxY "Good for you! _ but_. why , the refining of white bread .flour, .-he Profits, Bacthe canaymta �heich k " fifth wheel?" AM explained. buy -word tar thousands of'repeat SLPERFIJL"VUS H w F R. SAFELY,tstthbl i h smarty. Gid- COMBATS NERVOUS\ESS cuatomers. Started chicks' :wa❑- privately• removed• Face, Arms, -._. "To .xteer_.W �._, able. Order day: -olds in advance. Legs'.- Treatment: $2.00 postpaid. tN Buck." "We' used t0 think that 300 •iu' Write for Daily Specials and Cat- Plain wrapper.- -Ouaranteed to. isr gisA, at dryea.lreves it se mosey "A ternational •units . of .vitamin Bl_ slogue; Special for..lar}ua.ry—Free MILL roots with oy Co.. Wilkie, p¢ly ':' verb, v:ry tietless was a sufficient daily supply _but Chick k Guard. R cher>tor130arJohn , Sask. dian Chemiatry Co., Wilkie, German. asks, on entering a now we believe , 500 _ •units are North: Hamilton• Ont•. ppRlpABLE'SAW%NILi. } friend's .house , for dinner, needed. Persons receiving_•:300 DEALElis'WANTED FEATHERS wl D units get along all. right, but that GET M1 PLANS. BUILD GOOSE A" DUCK .rToronto Star. if this 1 ut to 2bU units the- �eB�R�BifCoin door td ?nor. Thera=fctiono4eedleSmalt �colsty Details ;.._� same people ecome morose -and � oktnfi ImHlimediate t Priem ms is a big demand for toilet articles, stamp. Frank Gibson, "ilnmedtate rices a d A man `who hada fight with fretful," he said. Reducing the c eaneeres`etc.lime Sell tary- products, Lake. Alberta.. CANADA CONSORTER CO. - - - hige sent for adoctor-to trep.t amount ,below that figure actu- rattsfactl,"t or money- refunded. PULLETS Tgg Dawiw. St. E. — Tomas' his e, which was;badly. bruised ally reduced .subjects-. of expert- Reap crase tato c Ith hist your ot first eu tomer FREs. E RANGE PULLETS. CABi� IN and scratched. After tresiting the meats to a state where they be- . every day. Try this independent now on the high egg prices. We man, the doctor 'turned to the l am'e'highly nervo-4s and afraid,- buai•ncss- without- RISK. -FOR -DE _. _ ...have several rest choice laying. - wife, and said, "I should think, he declared. •roll G, communicate with r st• pu}le'ta and polleta }oat ready to �[S.SUE 1—r41 ,1 George, 570 st. Clement Street• llaly. t Tweddle Chi Ontario. k Hatcheries y madam, that you'd be ashamed The simplest way to derive the . Montreal. Limited, e- - - - 1 d I' Fergus. ... -_�. ate... .W t x •._ _ .. : .. ; * �-- .bus QC`L1S}-+4�eeial Clteist:rt@r nmaiaic mesa allLaeas, D�aebarte4 A. $, G F ; provided in ft rmnca,@ de Sales Alex- Carp, F. Bay, Tor. Beet. toe Ames, DwAartoe, A. G A. F. {' ltioeval ]Kyle@@, ■ - "�-rrhe Poll is tiup Yillage'vviiI be Churchon BrOndaY by the alsair o! Jack Burgess, -Dumb. G. G. #. G. I' fin+ fin, It. C. 8 = 11 ADL open 10 still 6 aclocld A Sr St. John's Church, Whitby, under Jack Mundell, Claremont,, R. C. A. --+Mrs. C. H. •Pilkey vaftsd rele, the direction of -the. organist, Mrs. Geo. Bradley, Pickering, t Bob Graham Deniarta�n, 48th ��" ' —�• DtbarWn, Tor. soot. �[ea s Overall`,$1.39.6 tile+@@ in Kinsale on Christmas Arthlrr I,Brrtde. The Maas rung, .+was Don Spragg@, Pickering :• � Jack Uriderw Gordon, Jack, Dunb. R. C. A. F. . ` li Mrs. Jarnee Fouled spent the in E flat by Leonard, The soloists �, Donb+rton ' Q• O• C1iiL Bassett, - Ye��■ work boots, $2.96 s - holiday i Oshawa, during the'Mw M w MeL Pa: tt, Dunb. Tor. Scot. / _ I1` Y a ng as ens Misses Jbaa ton, Danbsrtc+n, A. S. Q i F. T. Malley, Pick. N?AY. Ooh.. 1 Fsrmen,—LOOk your- harp ge dna is . takiW a XMW, Helen. Quinn, Mesar@.- Harty Vic, Robinson, Claremont, Lloyd, Hicks; BrouL-.._ Oab. T. CW M- Me .at A. A. G rnPipb Dr lald, IVa. Harkness wnd Frank Fred White, Duabartve, R C. A:_�, �_ _._e�t�t,_�[.. g. -pest.-i7ds8b w$�t On nle�, Itay Cross, .-Dunbarton, Q O; g, E• WAVY, Pick. N. P. A. ,- --,i1r.. v. E. a7od bins. Cattwri t 1� '*ri. At the Offertory, the thole ",ne in and we will 1z - - - b'h Lou.:acoi.t, Fick. N. P. A. Y. • °Peat Chriatmft with relatives in choir &afi, "O Holy Night" with Dick Cross, Dumbarton, Q. Q & C9ras. Taw Pick N. P. Toronto. Wom Harkness taking the"sob, sad Bob Dowber, Dunaarton, Navy ,a% F. Cosies, Piet N. P. A. M, -Mr. and Mks. W. J. Miller spent at the -ead of Mises, �IAdede Fides- Albert Sears, Dcwu'on, R. C. �l. F. __ Dont_Strangksn, Pick. 31T. P. -A. M. Harass@ es in Clam- i8 " _ - eat-Aeie�-_ Danbiirt F. --• t!: o: - sad B1ie�e� ]re f arrttsatsaa. $with retstiv Eddie McDonald, Dna. A. B. G, 1 >avood Huydi4 Yicit, X ; P. - A. X �111'e�! moue i i --fibs aru►ual aehool ' meeting of- Geo. Underwood, F. WiIM,, Priv. N. P. A. M. - a, [� 'M2t VV5I1 Boyea, of l gstoi4 9. S. No. 4 Went Wlaa held at the OOd, Dan. A. 1L.- C. Fed BOU11son. Pick.-N:''P:'A: 1lL. e spent Ch7istanaa with his sister, school on Thursday evening last. Dick Fowler, Pickering, Roy. Tor. �, Lenson, pgar M, L Iii. Phone P1Cic igQ4' >t[ra. Robs} Stork. Vera .few attended. The annual re- Reg: �'• Rogge, A. S. C. , ' Hear, Bnrrelws, -�� R. C. T. -.Mr. Jabez Hallett was bast , to P094 was presented and . Weral Harold Short, T� , a Iarge group of tits family •at din- recommendations made, including- MUNICIPAL EIIXvIONS Harold Barlow, Pie - . Her, at his home on Christmas .day. that of adding more ground to the _ Alb. El.-Smitlh, Bay Bd. Qr y, g . The pea' - Pte's Wien. Baker, Austin Bak- p1aY-ground area, by purchasing YOUR" VOTE AND INFLTIIgDfOE Hart Smith; Bay Rtt Q. Y. R. � � eT and Gem Bradley.,are home on adjoining land There is a constan g A. C.IL E > A. Masked, Bron leave, for New Year`& danger, in )Having the younger pup- W, Heber D*wn sem Rammussen.:saisam -- Mr. 01wence Center, of - the els crossing the. road to the Park, , James Johnson, Brougham, A.' S. C.'- -Extends' Bank of Comanerce, has been trans- to find play -ground room and fac, FOR DERUT,Y-REEVE Ralph Norton, D -H Rifles Clare'mt- jerred to igston, , -. _ ilities. Ii was also pointed out _that - ^ YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE Joe Norton, R. C. R. Ctare'mt --Geo. E. and Mra. Pugh spent the day is not far distant when *� *� Jack Norton, R. C. R.; Clare'm! to Alj Chriarcs in Oshawa with rhes@, further class -room accommodation N. E. McEwen F,ndna Be, Clare. 15 Gen Beep. �h� daughter. - will be - required at this school, neo- FOR . DEPUTY -REEVE the Btfrk, Cherrywood; 48th H.. -Mrs, Thos. . Andrew -bas -been. "sAitating the addition of a wing George blartin. Pickering Vet C. • '_spestsling a fear dWs, ulth friends. in I O1• an extra floo:.' Tre -under`ctand YOUR VOTE AND, INFLUENCE Cont limeat Leon. Bath Pickering, Vet. Coops. �� -- Toronto, that we have, in this school, in tea_ Robt Rudd David L Bath, Pickering, R. C. R. r - Phe Minister- of Highways- has; chers. and - equipxnent, .the equal of Y W. Lay. Smith, Ba - Y Road Q. V. R. extended ttse ti4ne in which motor -Y of its Sze, ih the province. FOR DEPL'Ti -REEVE W. D. Hart,, Balsam, R. C. ft's Q `fists may secnre:.tlneir license plates. To the Electors of P;ckrrin Tw Ed. Baird. Pickering-:�eaS011 _._... __ .... ; ';to: JahuWT 14th g p ° .alsam - - _ - Monne Having en ioyed Your confidence - UENCF r ar BeMCe -Jffirs.= H. R, Y rettrrn� _ Lt. Ross Munson, Pickering, Oe. ° g�•t. o � -- - - train the-�fgs_Llte past � Y years an-the.-T-ox�- _.. , - - - , . g, e lYEI', t8 s y -Blake Annie Wes. Baker, Ptekering. Pholfe Piot l$� '4P`e are glad to know tnhat she is- ship Guessing I take this opportunity C. Paddick, Pick. R. C. A. Med CL ARENCE SILK Of expressing my appx+eciatian to im$irovia� nicely. , FOR COUNCILLOR Ray Taorlor, Che - - -+ldra. T{ennetfi= Mosley, t+hougb , alLwho, have --in- any ,away -assist id E• _ r= 'a'aod, RCAF - --- _ -- me, and I am soliciting your sup- FOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE r still confined to her Loan@, is grog- �cessing-very_ favourably. Port another year as ,Depttiy- A. Co' Dalrnond_- Mrs. W. J. -Clark' and. dauglttere - As the . much discussed munitoas No new committsnetrtte or increasing Misses Jean and Kora, spent the�� "day with Mr. and Mrs. Balsdon plant whish wms tiff deprive a ensu-8tion, except far_ war purposes0q1t ig Burford. + ber- of as of -our farms, is yet a FOR COUNCILLOR t very uncertain move, as one one- - ' =+ Issea ..Louise and Jesaie •Rorke y YOUR VOTE AMD Ilv'F`L=iJENCE -'_ 'dere m@=bers of a group of they- third of the owsters interested have _' - - - agreed upon a Price, and as the �]'� (j five relatives in down -town Toronto, Ee �rai�k Disney u Vola 0� Dicke'nse }0 time for claiming the properties, it - W `di�nnei, on Christtns's` day. according to the opiiona..haa expir- FOR COUNCILLOR --Elwood and Mrs. Hnyck, and -- b and Liras Squires, and eon, _�' nth a certainty as to when �, phrase stands_ gut -same- we will be coaselled to vacate, and YOUR VOTE. Ay'11D INFLUENCE $pent New Year's o 8 the James at the urgent request of a great . Geo. T • Tadd Esichardeon s at Geo eto�an.- .- �-Fiat Mary Found spent a few m oW of the ratepayers over the1 this towns -FOR C4UNCI3WR +ng like -1sip, I mom oft . t� �u'irtg Clhrisfsnas • aaaeelk with sung mar '�'- (1ioaaan sad Mtn. vice" for another year, T . Hagg>•. ot. Tor Aa there is bound to be some in= YOUR VOTE A'�1D INFLUENCE ►a__, Wm: H. Westn 'honorChristmas_�I1 I11 -�iujorie .White, Marion Roffey, e'�esneed sten on tete to+vnehip ey brie. Roffey, Ivan Baker, Barry �zd• sed also the. county eonricii, _ FOR COUNCILLOR itaU- Laker, ', -Lloyd Courtice, -Pierson *•here experience is an important heir$ and- try •ta ke e} s li $working in Toronto, v,ere i factor i=n obtaining, the tcwn&hkp's_ i V , bane -for Christmas.• j tights. I mart appealing to you for • t . !! a theyear.lobe .T. Ste enacu con- anoLhcs year, sa two yeas'@ exper- Eyesight Educat`on -_ - iatres to improve. slowly, .front the fence in this office has been the _ privilege of all predecessors. ajtrrles st>istained tg. a fall on tree Aaesfn •thardriag you and solicit- ai1Cl a hie should be particularly `applicable to . these - ! , a few weeks ago. His. doctor, ARAin aupPvrt ftir 1941, ; EFFICIEhiC3t discordant times and it •stems to no that mangy of °slats that 'be keep inatde for an- , . WL Hebei Down = . y r customers and [friends blast" be im!>,aei with Your fatirthfut @ers•atnE 1�', ePoely at leapt, and. is around OII 11@ arm, •a little, only. b tho same thougtlt, for there is some one thing --�itr. and Mrs. James Richard, we prize mare than anything"—Our ott and family, of Geor^getawn, ROUGE HILL PUBLIC SCHOOL. H. TUCK P relationship nod lira. Hgy+ek, of Whitby, 9peaat School Slection No, 3 -west With you—th* good -will you base shown as 366 1arfagroase with IfT. and Afro. EI- days in the year - OW Huyek, here. wFll holds Quiz Contest Cr the -.Opt• - . --Me relief, past weather of the p"p'� O" Frxiay e<-er�iAg, January .a$ this season of good-wiT we want to ezpzeeg ' 10th, 1941, at 8 p, m: _ g Wt tarn- .weeks has - been giving 1psdglteislfst !ie ' aintraetors on the bridge at You are cordwily inviw to rust@ M t p. _--our appreoisLion of this jenerou8 attitude On our And br;ng year friends 1 re foot of Church Str, considerable If you have rec. ",red a letter in-Osiswa. ttisea 11514 ..part. and wish for you and yours, wherever you map ` yuble A. large .amount.. of excava- mferenca ti-) .this Contest, be sure- _._ _ �:.. _ Ing �as' to be done, ' and the large %nd bring the envelope, Number 24 be,and ` under whatever circumstances you araB_ nnount of water in that neighbosti .'This. Contest w:ll be held staictbr -�-- 8 Right J6youa Christmas and s Happy New Year. a►vd is making a lot of extra ar -accordance with dee School Act. Even though not suspected, .eye XmPiag necessary. Raffles and Chance Games pro- Otrain is often a cause . of your _A,he W. M. S. hibited. ymptoms and of the L nited trouble. I. carried the a -_ - - - httr+oh w�Il . hold their January -. -sa+� AdatiasiasR Y:; cents trouble through from childhood to tCHa eeting -on W,ednesGay, January ' "`. ' � adh arced age and wish.. to emphs-M• L'1 AN FOR ? A LES - 20 pi 8 _weeks at the base@ of 'Miss Morris, old, 4 W, dart, R, K, i, l3rookifi size �n �t •aiarty of the syfnP- - Such 9tr. The Corresponding Sec- Phone Clare. 4. tome of. eyestrain are. the same in - _ ,. nary has to report to the Pres- the child as in .tine .patient of iaaoie . rt+aial rY by Jan. 10, so mature years. In the estimation Tick ill all secretaries have their rep. of tit@ untrained it has been thou t U ready for the meeting. Will all HONOR OL .� that exercising and 'training the. a vinHardIIYarele merr�:ers atitna sitd•b " as g' Tnn�g muscles of fire eyes meant no more Y visitors an possible., (Names in keavy type, stn tlfoae sow overseas). or less than .automlaLically :rotating _ The annual meeting of the Pol- the eyes,- This is a very. unfair .de- . Village 11xvitees *as held in the : ..--_lusion as many books and special - t, on Monday . even;ng. In the Dong. Johns; Ptel:ering, Signalleral coumsce 'of study b'ave been devised - lin-jr4 t y report.. given, receipts Leoan•. Herbert W hifeve* . R. A. F. and perfected in the e3Yprt and • I approximately $1^ arr. Shown, Fred Herbert, Wi.itevale, Tank C. may' A..' s�^ess in :ti,„s ca+rse of - diabureernents .of $1,069; includ- John Murray, Claremont,- 4eti 'H. training and no means of rotating - - - - - . -` _ $*I for street lights, orders. on John Martin, Pickering, .Q• •O. 'R. the eyes -has ever been at arty time >t = lull, -- W YEARS $453. and Hydro, Debernt- Ted Fowler, Pickering, Q. O. R. entlgttaining as a part of thio, prog- a � a.r Payment, $100. 'Me Fire Comp- Roy Barry, Pickering,• Tarn and any propaganda along this _ shown a surplus of $4,57_ Rea-. Gordon Watsor, Pickering, A. S. C. Line should be investigated before �� ndations ,"Pere made for the Ross Heron, Pickering, Q, O. R. tf to untrained mind • has been too '` - Me of gas (sanokeq masks for Jim McRae; Pickering, . R. C. A. urdafrly deluded. Fire Cvmparry. Widshiag of the Basil By*, lckering, Ordnance (to be dontinued)� - �� '- ler aideroad was reoohun,ended: I. I.. Wilson, plelFering, R. C. A. F. 'tional proteetion -for pedest- Day. Walker, Brougiharn, 48th H. _ _ — was suggested. Discussion on Chas. Simmons, Pickering . .. paoba,blp developRmenw to the Rolwt. Holman, C)aremiort,' Tank .r. 'fid&Pie Isd lintuil fill of us was given. The follow- Thos. Lye, Ciaremoilt, R'. C. P.'. IaStl�BCR. Co.. made ?irieif aadressee on village leo. Lye, Claremont, R. C. E. , - - - - - Fratxk Prouse, J. EnIsdon, Harnld Haidy, '^laroatont, Tank. C. ani 1►�1'Rr►111l�A HO. Ar _ _ Ivgn Purdy, 0kreroont, R, H.. L. I. S, GhaPrnati, Robt. Rtxlcf��, C. E, ,,: ..• _ _ ._ , - . _. - - _ . iey, 4 L. balm aatd Dr. Y, E. 'Arrn._ Chapman, F'ick'g. R. C. Ar k'. Qt�p rates for Farm .and Country i his. The folio Rouges, Vie._ Rifles _ _.. F wiss� qual- Tw ,Moir aslance, bufldirgr. - and are_•elected by, acclanta- Wes. Myers•, Irish Reg. .•. 71 gent for :i+.CCorMicit•Dteria Z,' Fa4m lVacilincry' a0d �- Frank J. Prouse, M. S Walt. Banigan, Pick. R, C. Windstorm Inenrapce on BtlildUpial Rtpeira. - pawn �and..Jo)m. S. Ba Aon _ Chas. Rate, Pty Union, R. C. E. Windmills, Silos etc. -- _ SW Ldr. C. L. Anms, a. Union; Automobile_.In3urance of - • ft' -- 1Pa hen IR Cas Oat $!. Or p ` r .,� SALE REGISTER R. C. A. F. All Kinds Ivl�is�an Mark, L. and Welland Re?. - ,I)*,V. n.' Y. 1A :, . Fth _ ._ •K,.•_ Ken SwIlh, Xmlbarton; Signa ler„ 'Write -or P7ngne J. ��++ �t AA salevi ;i:ti<< c,.:, ..a(..I..t ��1, alb. Smith, i)uaLartot., It. C: A'. F:inwii.� % ,k�'E gal. 3•. Eft. C J �•i - y p"`�+�iA1't� 5, Kckering, th-+ propertv -, Ale:..Allen, Danbarton. 48th H.t• D, Luber Brougham Sale aiGyin Joy re, Dunbarton. A. S. -C. ' WHITEY, ONTARIO Wan, Maw-, auctioneer W. T. McCarthy.unt. 4 • _ y 8th High. _ �.-