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Home My WebLink AboutPN1951_07_20, - i • e F 061 19'iiIDAIY, JULY 2D, 1961 a Cents Dee copy Atu-60lsed Se�eo4d p+w Matter OL. 7o NOt 4 PICjL Ors, jWTARIC, W. C. XURKAR and SON PU48L�9�ERs • '� ,iDtwa >�: SW W_ y� U -Rain - , ' • i NEW ` •-samage Fromeavyrea Ex erren�eea Picke ran A_ -' osis-11ocked Drt Swe t iAwa�'ro e y P- `>�,.�, >�� I>s Jaid � Pickering �>lllage None, Tfightendng Up!? You ��b�r ' • -: r the first time in a gni mans le today tree _ '.11r. and Mrs Elie Crockatt and this district hada Hood in Indications that'people peop Catharine, of Toronto • have been. following an hour's heavy watching their pennies more closely. holidaying last week at the home of t pour late Monday afternoon• (mine don't stay around long enough 'Mr. and Mrs. John H. Remmer. valiant$ of Riverside -Drive. who ..to watch. Ed) is evidenced- at local His many friends were very glad most inconvenienced said it was garages these days, espec,ally e$ far to see Mr, A. G. Chapman at the greater than the spring break- 0 strangers are concerned: wheel of his car . -early thus weekz -' DeMaine saffered,the most' wilt Hunt, of Law's Garage here and at the store for a few minutes• - flood waters swept away about had several in last week -end whose on Wednesday. He returned •irona� hundred of bis nine -mirth -old purchases would support the above. Hospital Over the past weekend" 70 cents 'womb Naturally, he is feeling very' weak, ns. Members of Riverside 1)r. One man asked for , # 'snafu ), xistion got together on Tuesday of 'gas, then found another copper a ,;�' - following sur'gery e up a collection to replace the and made it 71. Another Ota iu a x: s� Congratulations to Mea. Jabez No. 2 Highwaty was flooded, big car asked for $1.00 worth. but Scott on celebrating her -93rd birth No. kept moving. The drive- to top it all -an_ Oshawa man' puned . ` `' � day, on Tuesday. of Walter Thomson', east of in with a home-made vehicle,* asked . ��,� Mr, and Mrs. Sherman .arid tam - for. $funnel and 11 cents worth of Wm - village. was washed away pend ( sly, of Concord. Mr. and Mrs. Wm• trey's sideroad was blocked at gas. Hanley; Vern and ..Verneta Baker, 2 for aeveral hours. of Rannoch, were week -end guests laremont had onty a shower and To Open The Canadian National with Mr. and Mrs. Craig Murkar. storm started in around Brou- Exhibition - ' August • I Miss Jessie Bushh;: returned from atnd worked south.. Farmers- ten days in _camp, at. L'tterson, .in have taken a great loss in the -� - —! Muskoka, where she was elected crop from recent rains• but the Vice -President of the prayincial y downpour provided the "lin• Executive of the Canadian Girls In, s • �: touch." ' _ -. Training, Congratulations, Jessie. _ since this returned nahip Road Maintainanee Dent. ' r. The above -pictured house has undergone many changes from hospitaf and n w co valescifng _ Storm And Work ~" picture •yam taken The James Davidson Apartment Build3ide frown his -serioui; illness" • .art In Dunaj Donna -7 - Late Into The Plight Built by pioneer. the late Brereton $tinting as s_ four- residence- Carol and Barbara Hunt,. _ } situated on E+inj St.. Pickering. just east of the four -corners. Beth Huyck, Karen P.,)Ss; KAthleen e don't like to see a person a i Shit cut was made Orel fifty years ago. And is from our eolleetion Palmer and Anne- -Rogers.it-ft on - ed when abuse. is not jus ified Tuof , 4^ 't �e'e'K.:.,stay at camp individual in this municipaIiiy {.' .. pul Bospitat Pfojec ;Toss%kip Pailee.Radio In _ �,a� ZIr.-I'e .�:• � I. -."Regarding Operation Soon o an his q re offs itois, the Township Road' " (EY }les. E. D. Bertrand, r1�ae► fir. he - The \ �. - had's cel'. from P ,� _ •.•r. - - - i Mrs. Cartw•rigi-t on Alonday - pt. We don't. know everything / . - ^,'c- department h 1. here will he - - How about m��••:e .t a "Distract Orr totrnshio P � Doctor's mark lPn,' t goes oro by any means. but wee 'beenglad to hear __u t ,•_ ¢ know that .there' ins %+e :been Hurn' ! ,- . memorial" Y There may be. "memur have s. a and specialexperts have' ` _ ,newer -to our isle" to our:�,ur:g ^: a,whn satrif=' ` uericsquvstior. ' how" are : etc fec%!ts ,' of _occasions when 'shots were `' r r the transmitting F said the doe - en at him, s^x1 vete kn?w `them to `iced to make rat pnssible fo`e do.tI .beovpr at. he Police Station at Petit one hundrednle ti -at looked as if lice and. rnJoy the liby ty '• tor, -with _a untrue and the attacks tunwarran- • ' don't- ge+. around much any anuie, 'Cote Creek, he realli mean£ d 93r, abd Mrs, -Frani Pense King - We hear this mbrniirg (Tuesday) ;u dont ju knoi► about` that. but eton.'spent .the tyepk-end. with _Mr. . ter .the storm. that calls had teen it' seems to me >, :'Iilemoriai HVap- and Mrs. FTFirrk Palf afar, -is a patticnlarly fine yra3' sA Bs!king Sale - iiom3n17re- EW an Storlk t in for the Road Snpt• but the .' keep in remembrance what so tmary Saturday, - could not be located. upon which"' General George C. ',rlarxhall sacrificed for us 'x11- It seetna to tie Rotary' Herber» To sleet AT Lake - me the comment that he was not veering tlie, phone, and had Ko 9 The man whom President Truman ' the of ort tolaunchit and strict . tmake it sue- j Baking Sale atW the home 2 at -As has been their -custom. fog •s S- ay, to get away from. phone -,pal has called •''the Greatest Living. T number -of years Rotarians Ju*. S• . ertainly, You couldn't get him. be American". will officially open -the cessful, This I think all 'will. admit I: Ed.Stork on thae�ladies'of�the Bolsdcn and Art.: -W. Mitchell,-barvE► ai, running arilund the south end Canadian National Exhibition -in Tor- will need' a continuing effort. P. lease provide pies, and, v of the Rotary f the tirwne otta d with his �' onto, -on August 4• General George One such•toan I know about, e: at tenets and leave same at invited the members nner hi putting up warn - signs. C• 3tarshall, t'. S. Secretx'y of De- i -town of maybe twenty -face hnndted cakes, or. �e�tng atl�ires' Beachxt son Wed- xg ting to -'"keep thnrrAs r farce, will take time off. from his or' three thousand, conceived this Mrs.. tr• H M1 00 hailtn• on thus' 25 en attemp duties in Washington to idea and -carried it through. Tldg inn. Street, by P. . neaday the th...Dinner a� t�'��- - wvtng'• till •daylight when, reP8116 arduous goodwill , town, the centre of a good mixed- bo►e-mentioned date. - - ' BIRTHS ik made, and, a lot of this x'&&make another o1;his many .R _ _ o nin farntin district -and without induct. �,. The ladies pstl to have a plcn g tnpleted shortly after daylightgestures toward Canada by. Pe, g with the exception of'thuse .I foiloviing the ss:e, so bring _along" At Pickering Maternity ,Home' on morning. In an emergence such the- "Ex.".'General ' - Marshall was tries, uric basket and enjoy sup- Thetrsd3y, July 12, 1851, to hLr. a this, a little patience must be ex- born in 16 60 f_ n L niontow n, Penn., t that serve the, farmers. Have start- your p' - lat of people 'and is related to the greateat jurist iag from scratch, built a lorty+�bed per at the lake. Corr. and Mrs, Benny Dube• a daughter. rcised-.-thore are a txzd there*s t even drilled wells for the ; e- ba ' _ • _ -- _ _ ._ - ng Pi.kerinyt today, to American history, -Chief 'Justice hospital Mother and by doing well to corer when water supply l and have made- a-- Knitting- - Up Front at C..N :£ M - r + wide terri.ory John 'Marshal!• • . • At the Toronto East General Hoe- �rrtethi-rg lilt. that for lea t}ttakPe The General is a yell -britt man, theydla d,:c:nped�the it qnd the I.. Knitting is n; ,•.lag up front as pital• on Friday, July 13, 191, to lace, (.Reeve' WE3tn(' six feet tall and weigh or about l one of the hi daily contest attrac- S:tatiori _ s above, Rd.) pounds. \'ated for his frank, pane- drives• and that, i! you know far g Afr; and 'Ales; --J.. B. Monk, i d , - tenting. light blue e}'eg,; he has.- a -i men, would -not be done fail ecbz•y- tions•f�r «•orin�n " at the Canadirzt ituad;-Yicicrrrg,=a da Ddsu'Y- �amuels persona and a pleasant, other. essential w•ts taken care oi. National F;xhibition opening in To Frances. Xavier j charming p p onto -on: Auvst 24, : Petit 1tknte Creek tilugmed ; And. lined. face, •Ocie ttmiter-hs+s-describecL ThMre- is a He ital` Au'd"riary in'I you don't even need to bring a obbed In Y10 3t• Bo"lino Alley hIm as a restless, enquiring mind in `qbp (Drys, and branches in every yFsva-- 'ataon,a nasal£'=s, enol tic Si,dy. Aln exam smaller community centre through-. knittiug needle: Wa,l, readies ane! Police are seeking- t•yo encs who patterns µ-ill be supplied by .a sat Scnnn-brook H,;spital Chapel, fur- pie of 'his deteirnination was shotyri:out the* district 'screed Chet are iorrally-Knoan knitting company; tate suited as d robbed �_ a'ier Sr"n- , arly. when he -'to k- up f ubt'ball for ,--every active and do much to k,-eP' onW, 'A' ss the scene of the marriage No: 2 HlgghnvaY the first time in hie senior year at things up t^ date and going smooth- (,ontcst's sponsor, typo. as an extra ue.• who live3 on. bonus will- also enough wool •of hath}sen .h,Yce, darigntrr of Air. . anginas Military Institute. After Iv; A �Ieluorisa such as this could and Mrs. Thc..u��,. Heroert 'Watson; near Pickering: Police Station. in a d^ to finish the sock, or whatever it tRe .St, bowling alley on Satur- six weeks study of football, he'made much to comIIort rg -heart:� ss happens to be at .Home. -of Pickcring, and Cpl. Peter Hdr,: - - ay night -herrSamuel was rrrakin,g the senior team, and was C'hose'n -all-- -many' who never can forget the loss reran 'Phoma,; son ut Mrs, Dyson, a to the washroom." I Southern tackle. Graduatin-� in lsnl of 1^°ed ann9, This new knitting contest will `be w c ,- nl the l:Le Har.:,an H. Dyson, of r,,,,, ani when an • hour long and t.:ce pl:s2e each and nydale- on. S"tu:`d"y, June °3 He told police tn- ` 'p a iZei'�d. hib. 6T,i "• • 1, he A Tlthntc You' From The W. f. I afternoon upstairs in the Coliseum. m and asked if he u; rued to P1aY _the L'. S. entered ►�'^rld VGat . Squadron Leaden: W. aurn,an, Pante.. n't ` teas capt9i cards - - Two insU'Uctors 'will •be available to with the -m. Ire �aTd-Ire f,.-iie_bcramP one of Roblin. At thst poi.^t ore of the men General Pershing s aides, and was The Executive and iier==�:� • ex ontesL- tales newt. the item of the• a i:• A F•, Station, .Toronto. g or• garment. to be, knitted will be and Sgtiio moved around behind Santuel•aiid, he decorated many times. Continuinle Pitkerin I3ratteh Women's. Institute different each day. Padre of the . R. C•. A. F. V4ume^ s ether slashed• him twice across his brillaint arrnv career after. the wish to'thank the many who assist- . then went way on _Donuriton :Daily prizes will be $2'. for 1±irst Division Unit . tC C atadian CotRs` .F face with his hand.. Tketron Warne, s aid took war, he was promoted to the rank of D them in any Prize; $-0 for Second; 815 for the brother n-li�l °fCtheC •bride played - through Samuel's poo i en Roosegeit choselhim-as tof-, of. th,;evillage whondo ated bakanw Third and $5 for Fourth, The win- the organ. •Given in marriage by 8126, vers will be • entertained at tea by' :fitaff,' He held this- position through- and our thanks too, g help at i ales Kate Aitken, CNE Women's her father, the bride wore a white Fire Chiefs j out World 'Wars until appointed Ruddy for his untiring help at the-Pmbroicireed maivjisette gown over' Dominion Ate• Director. No Entry- Forms are nee- white satin and carried a cascading 43rd Annual Convention, London .Secret: Y 04 State: Less than a Sear 'booth and elsewhere. We, are very essary; Bring Your friends or family August 2x0 to O age he teas appointed, out of retire- • grateful tq 211. the Secretary: the fur. Maybe -you'll win bouquet of red roses, . Mrs. Sydney- ' mast, to his' 'present p6st• A new snd enjoy.the Bennett was matron of.honor honor and you're sure' to take __ _ Of chapter in historv, which he wt?,te AUDLEY NEWS a prize, and y : Lj;,s Pamela: Watson, sister of the We have just received a copy •:.+�.> home some new needles along with - of this Contention '.when he formulated the" Marshal bride was bridesmaid, goNviled alike the program ". Secretary -Tress:•' 'plan, caused `Bernard. ` buying the big` r21n steer» Mon- Your knitting. _ ur, pale blue .taffeta and carrying from Association some of the name him "the first global states- li days the culvert west of Grasmere cascading bouquets of pink carna- A, H. Clark,, and noting On" ' Rev. Frank C: Hasper Forrnier tions with matching headdresses of items on same, addresses ani demon- .man.". Fai+m was washed` out, also the one Minister Presbyterian Church Here pale blue taffeta and net: The flow- items t ms ns for those five days, we can on, Middleton's Hill - a hole big en- fire'compames Gard of Thanha oughao drop..$ truck -ill to. Township Critically Injured. Sunday qr girls: Misses -Patric Dyson and say that the- local s capable • • • nren had everything in order again' Beverley Dyson wore gOt7ns of pale well" to send would do To all try good friends who, by first thing the following morning. (Globe and Mail -Monday) blot taffeta and carried, nosegays delegate. The' communities would I_their words and acts, expressed their I Crops have taken.ieriffic punishment -On his way to conduct' morning of mixed flowers., Flt: Sgt., Garfield. which they would come, we here in .addition, many crops being service at a Presbyterian Church Kelly, brother, -in-law of the groom W, benefit , a• great deal gutnpathy throut5hou'f-my .recent ill- _ - - eaY, a asci there. ve sincere thanks. ink— inane Malton on_Sunday, Rev. Frank was best man and the ushers were the ktwwledg gained Hess, my ry T" of Bathurst St. was Mr. 'Reginald Watson and Sgt- John. through think this over. W. 'U. johns 1 Mr. Boston and -ton,*Jersey breed- Cecil HaMrer, Fire Chief Baksdon, I . 4 era,•from Oxford, England. in comp- critically injured when his'ear was Dyson of the R. C. A. F. Mem 21 Highway and the of the R. C. A. E. Women's Di}7a- Holstein Breeders I THE BELL 'TELEPHONE CO. any with Secretary James Bremner struck at No. g Ontario County Clairaille aideroad, sines :miles west -ion Untt of the Cr?radian Corps and . Twilight 11'Ieeting'• OF CANADA • I were recent visitors aAseociat on - ' To Hold ;e hYrinR Itirls to be trained- as Audley "Wiom of Thistletown, R. C. niembe'rs of permanent Force. The Audley W: A. was. held at •rite 74 -year-old minister, who was R. C. A. F. formed a guard .of. hon+. . The Ontario County $olstein.Club NIGHT. OPERATORS i Mrs. Astley', home in July with acting as a. summer replacement, :or With crossed flags for the.grootta will hold its Annual Twilight Meeh Mrs • W,nn Guthrie yresiding. Six zeas bur to the road by the im- and pia bride, ` �.e g; July 20, at Apply Jtnntediately In Person To. % spool iris aan the opening h9irin. ing on Friday riainchrs- MISS H. M: SCOTT a g g pact. His car collided witli a south 'Phe recept on was heldF.tStatt- Mr• p, E. Croxall's farm, �lnie# Operator Plans were made for -the. ice- bound car on No, 27 Highway.- -airman's Lounge, R. C. �1- ter The pCroxa n is being arras- I cream social to be held in August. Mr, Harper admitted to St. ion, Toronto, the bride's mother tf'' one in- Bell Teleplime 'Company calved wearing dusty rose faille u- sed for the benefit 'cattle, Pickering, Ontario?' i kiss. C. ' White led the' worshrp 'Joseph's Hospital th chest and Un - in g°Oa ot•of the local service. pa2im 63 cvas read in unix- cletermined back ries. George E, slated by the groom's mother �year- whether members or ri eocal •••--r -nn; followed by prayer by Mrs.' p�anklin, Lakevl , driver °f 'tht ins gray crepe _with matching a� club. The ladies and 'young p fiTAK PICNIC i Frank Puckrin: VIts. Pert C,utiirie , ^that• car received' deep cuts to the essories. Members of the R.- C. A: invited• - ` '� took. the remaining° chapters of.- head. F. Women's Bivision, assisted at the are cordially invited. Calf Club boys E AtiTER�. Guthrie reception in their uniforms of Air' and g cially- Lagatra" and' hlrs. `'fm iris are sPe- will be Mr. Geo• Members of Ontario Chapter 0• E• " • in skirts and blue jacket& On the 'program �lr W, p, S,, Pickering. `are reminded 'of the i closed tcith prayer. Our two met.'t markets have rec- Force p• Van Patter, Aylmer, The East Group served refresh- entlq been given, a. serious treatment and berets. After A rrlotor trip to - ppa son, Live stark Commissioner; picnic gt John S. Balsdon's cottage, masts. The Sunday School and Coln- of Ye_decorating, •painting, -'inside, Montreal and New York State th• local talent, and - Squires' Beacb, this Sunday July couple ' are residing !n Weston. Ont. some 0utstandtn� . are always 22, Pot Luck'Supper at 6.00 P. m. munitg Picnic had to by postponed Aud out, _ -- !dreshments.--these 7 80 p. in. Bring your own dishes, to Thursday, July 19, gam, Friday, July, 20, at - --�7A►=fi -:'Piss... - .- !, + -^ - __ Y '._,. _. .... J I� CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS FOX SALE MIWWAL 1900 and Poultry meat will be sold ibis IaANB barn f>0 lead reps 34 : 0, and READ - Fall and Winter. Don't inim out. Prompt Dolbte file silo, !or mail. J.019. stink- i$��refy we"" of a 16 " delivery on clucks and turktys, also older son, Rat. S. Oshawa. Ont. 1?hone 8a22t. ►gesso •K Nel riM■ a(tgsrli try M Z►t . pallets. Catalogue. 1961 FARGO ton Dick -up, new condition. Cluelpb, o. - _ =- TOP NOTCH = SALES will take reduction, rarm rented, John MYNRO'f tt'RNO STORE au - wy Reder. Route 1. Duadas. Ontario. i7: EIEiw 0$Igvr� ';•-• F PULLETS Want": All broods and ease, 7tOR Sale -12 z 50 Robt. Bell Sepsrato ;1.$3 Ex retia Fn ... good Prices Paid. Apply to Box Na 17. t P Potd s lea Eighteenth BtrMt. Naw Toronto, Ont, and 30 : 50 Rumely Tractor. Gerald gt;,p,88 OORN g l,L for erre • relh z BROILER chinks] 3POcI 1117. bred:. healthy. Downs. It.R: i, Jdllttm. OnL. Your Druggist sell■ CRESS. vigorous Southgate croon (meaty. w111te--' • EARTHwORMS . Young dopse■t)cat" 1NG19UWN TOENAILS feathered and Yellow -legged), Now Hamp• stockfor composts, Orchards. terms, Nall V12 relieves pain Instantly and to. fd sres and: Sussex X HLmps:. any quantity: " gardens. Nature's best . wll-enrichers. For moves ingrown call In a few avolications tformatlon. write' Coltora.'• Bos a4. . e 1 •z r ,. . raasottablY Priced; Phone or welts. Ross Lladsa7. Ont. 81, Wart Fix guaranteed -remedy. $Or-' j Martin. Southeat Farm, Galt Ont. Corn Fla. remove■ corns and callous" _Is. WE hetet the Year around. we have sps SHI�LCRA" fes, 560- Sentstrald by A. s f £ r r 10 mien lay 1 breeds tont bryilers,' _ oWera' for :COa1P1TE klim.Nwith . full ' fistru icons ' T8 o�Deo ■ scent Toronto n T rd n as `st 1 others for roasters. Can or ng beautiful, useful and 1 - - Ebro- prompt delivery on non -sexed• pullet ascltins novelties. Postapt pald 88,60.. f ,,� •� ,� or ctrckesete. Also turkey poultPOST'S ECZEMA SALVE, older Illustrated Instruction sheat !roe an r•• BANISH tlr torment of dry oosome r l ` Pullets. Free catalogue. quest. Houghton's SbNlcraft. 464 King- attbea TYyffiDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES LTD" Ston Rd., Toronto. Oat and weeping ski troubles. Postpe testing "Fergus. Ontario. . Sales will not disappoint lots. INTERNATIONAL...W.D. 6, diesel, late ttelSna: sealing. boning sesema, ' - BOOKS i_PUHLIOA_TIONS mods]. Ellis Franklin, Burford. Ont. ringworm, pimples and athletds toot, will ''"�' "SHADOWS -45F -THINGS -TO COME•' Phone 4186. respond readily to the atalalessc ndMsale 'yY3 Subject indexed alphhbeticaily. Ruble, ' SAND block machine, i'• (cement), In ointment regardless nt bnw stubborn or $16,00 Value, $6,95 Poetvald. BUCK SPE• bnpeless they meet. e y» vu s3 CIALTY CO., Boz 422, 2426 Lincoln good condition. F. L: MacFarlane. RR 9, PRICE $2.00 PER JAR _ Gln Avenue. Alameda. Calif. - _ - - POST'S" REMEDIES 16-`XCRE farm and new 7 -room house. _ BUSINESS U PORTUN1TlEt3 $ent Post Free no Receipt of Pries basement, ens, large and water. young - His- Third No -hitter -Cleveland Indians' pitcher Bob Feller (center) GEIa": good store road Humins inn . fruit double] carage. crop ahnoa aeraeo� tele/ Queen et L. Corner err Lasso. Tavoq - - Is congratulated by teammates .Sam Chapman (left). and Luke fishing district. Large store with complete 89500, one mile west of Weiland. Mr. F. OPPORTUNITIES FOR r stock, fixtures, &It,coaverifencei: 826.000 Bles. Gen. Del.. R.R. No. 5. Welland. '"MEN AND Wo51EN Easter, after he pitched the third no-hitter of his career in'the for ant. auek Rale. e. J. HOCm&n. Commands; BECESSED BAzaT ew sea BE A HAIRDRESSER e gam-vvlth Detroit. Tribe won, 2.1. - AMd.AT ]earths wasbirston and Rich - IMPLEMENT business-torsaale. wartiroomlefts stainless three-piece bathroodt-&eta - JOiN (ANADA'S- LEADING SCHOOL and stock, in this Prosperous mixed •,Whit 11160,00 to 181.00.:- Coloured $274.00 Great Opportunity Liters farming and tobacco district, I have built complete with beautiful chromed fittings.. Halrdreetina this PaYing business to its present six* Air conditioning furaaces 1295.00. Special Pleasant dignified profession, good wages In the last 28 years. If Prepared to make offers to plumbers Lad builders too. Save Tbou■aads of successful Varve) graft&"& A reoonable down payment on the fall many valuable dollar■, buy with confidence - America's Greatest System Price of . 818, 600, write W, X. McCeirten. and have a nicer home. Satisfaction guar - .Illustrated Catalogs• gree ` .. - Waterford. Ont anted. Extra dls¢ount'off catalogue prices Writs or Call IC DYEING AND CLEANING If we supply everything You need for cont- MARVEL HAIRDRESSING SCHOCiLA plata Plumbing or beating installation. i6i Sloop 8t. W„ Tmmwto ' HAV10 You maYthing news 13.1011201 or gloats. Catalogue Includes litho photos of mkln - p St. Branches: ' tag? Writ N as for Informatfaa. ws - dares.- prices and belyful Inatallatitm- - - ` '4t Rini St.. Hamilton glad t answer Your questions De. diagrams. Select style of minks. cabinets. .. 7s Rldesn-St., Ottawa ' Vestment B, Parker's PrP Wr ,ItoLimits& - laundry tuba, showers, stove], refrfsePa- / 791 Tann St . Tnrnnto tors. Pressure water iystms, all burners. PAT82iT8 septic and oil tanks. ate Visit or write HELP WANTED _ .- .Johnson Mall Order DfW■bn, Striet■ville OFFER to every laveator-List of fa•' /\ StiX��r �C DR.er POULTRY GRADER Hardware. 9tre•t►vnle. Ontario. Pboae- etnti ms and tail in tared fon stat fr.. • /[„'j` Stat experience 1n poultry (t eggs, it ail. !h• Ramsay Co. ReglstrreQPatsm litor_ .aw71. ;Group Insurance. etc. BEA UTIFt;L Great P9rmess puppies tont ways, ala' Bann sheet. Ottawa _. _, - • . --- .. Phone or write: G. Evans. sale, Who want one? Mrs' J.-4. veil. 'F'6THERBTONIiAUGH i Com t.. e1LVERWOOD DAIRIES, LTD.. !lame. Sowtbamptcn. Ontario. lacy. pie EL588A, ONT. - teal SoiiMtore, astabllsslw 1$10• !$6 'Sports Writers, take them by and men to hit 'over .9(10 for.'a &segos Jd4EBTOCK tdirker. Passat Stick. -Red. Day street. Toronto Rin to er laformr . large, have a' great tendency to. in the last thirty years. FOR SALE White. Black, Will not rub off wet or Cloy !y, "quest turn on the tsar -ducts and slop over . , e BOWLPNo Ansr.. Mlnlatltra Golf Conran, g ' pley KApocketw� i�=° Man. postpaid.. _ ._ sort r 'cheese ,chem Jon'' Fish Pond. D■,rt Gamna a popular ---_... -- PERSONAL _ at the slightest opportunity. Why - Nor •was Harry Hnlmannr any a't'w1°"r rsttinrt. Priced right for quick ea1e. .. SAVE OVER 13.00 • ' -'-1h1f should be we do' not under- Su/ubin for partners or larger family. an each pound of tobacco or makit go REAAD ABTAO-PSYCHOLOGY Or Lzv Q either. Apply to: S"ve ltoaman, Port ataaiey cigarettes for 78o with the famous Gla - [NO: An outata ]ding' astrologer and stand. Maybe it's what the pro- He earned what he got; and didn't P.O.. Ontarto ctnrette Machine u■fag sites Prise $5.e6. psychologist show. ,how roU may obtain . ' ft99ors. call an occupational hazard 1 VS-- 15 D.D. bolter fon .ass with site Guaranteed 100. Perfect ar' refund; Beit - `good tea"! Send,completa birtbda_ `with' p want anything handed to him on a two Problems tar free An elm by man diameter ■ 60 - foot •tee! -tacit, and on soarkat. Pos_g• extra. .Glebe Tobtiocc - - Or- some Such. But when a baseball Factory, 4a0A Church, Verdun; Qjteb•e. INFORMATION on health, farming OIL platter. There was the time, back. Jsr+•. 4i standard h7fzaultc .coker, caps mining, family. Marriage•-awaSdentlany city of 460 pound■ of coat ter hour: com.- 'FOR sate, hasty ?laud embossing m-• pitcher misses out on a no-hitter in. 1925, when Tris Speaker started presented. sand 62,15 t,,'. ASTRO.SEH- Steel with ct Ltd.; controls. Haiti - a bedng, dj Intent between pas_, very y=�-.,-Bpz .145• yy�a Beach. Calif. just because of a scratch single -in- the last month fifty points ahead of steal Products LW.; M•rrttten. ons: flee bed adjustment. ateasn or ss.• he the last hili of the ninth. for in- Hellmann. Before the season end- Generate Carton Carp. Ltd., ego Victoria PHOTOGRAPHY at. S11 Kitchener, Ont. - nt NQ• CAN s SACRIFICE Lads"ilk_ sale. r, cabs ]loft].. stance, sure, enough the boys start ed Har had - ca it Tris, and [[�]//�� V 11V, asv OkOTo. 13iRVICE - - • -= flogging their typewriters through they went into the final slay. prat- HOW I ? Two min .qac ear, satin• and 'av't 222+ 4 or a exposure sou■ or any 1+ .miff t'e9 and rete - - cottage, Privet• beach an Lake stmroe. Prints aafehed os. Details Veto= stoss7 - - Y i ;ring to the tieally neck and neck. _ Write Lakesler Lodges, 93A King St: W : - - papa? 80c. Canada Phnta P.O. Bea 6 .....- F3appttliJl as S -"ten ed ..... __ :87 Anne Ashley. - _ Toronto, Ont. 9n.rbrooke, Qnebse. B B y" no Iess, • r + We know they- do, because we've In the first ` cg�elee_i-Derr �CSSE-'- rit'xxER RE61oe,Ts gaI71e Of tht double . Q, How can I make white- TR'O Regi-ti"d Nurses requlred lmmedu- LARE8116i LODGES, -:.done it ourself -0r come eery Close headefj, Heilmann crashed out three Slash? ate17 for assets] duty to complete guff' t?01aT 1soLtiT1CR. 0.\T.- . -Olt occasion.. -'hits in six times at bat, making him for 16 bed hospital; salary $160 plum full.. ';rW'O--malty lodnm. cabins. cottage Private _ B .. A. Cover a half -bucket of lime nufnrenawce; os.• mowth: loll ay and 1•` beech on Lake slmcoe, Jolt vacancies. r » - a cinch. "Lay off the second game.' with about two inches of waters completion t rear: oto reeeoenrs* after Write direct or to $5A Ring Wemt, Tar. ` Hairy," his team-mates pleaded... Allow this to stand for 24 hours onion Still, even to the hard-boiled, ob- Separate residence. Apply Mr, G Fetter, _ TEACHERS WANTED "�'ou have the championship sew. to slake.. or until the consistency of Secretary Slanted vaso"- Heapita-i. East• . Solver, there's something extra pa- -ed up, so Why risk it' PROTESTANT teacher, for s.8. No, s< thetic in the, fact that .big. Harry r * r paste Dip out a portion of this FOR. geared hospi at. rated shifts. -4i- McNab, Hydra, -Installed, aewls painted. • -- the into. another a r weak, aaaual vacation a- weeps, ,close to awkway and town. 'ADpticatlean : ±- HeilmaitA should die so suddenly bucket pp„'H itatnaeary- holidays &ccitmulatuve staring qualifications, salary 81600,00, t slaked Fi i b e of mr," replied•Hcllmaaa •I'!1 and thin with water to the -desired stet iia•& x dal■ Per month; Erose ealar7 F, W, Hudson, -See.-Treae. yS and -except to his -most intimate -' - - i Intends unexpectedly without win it on the keel or not.. at alis." consistency. Add I 'teaspoonful of 146 per month• with increase of 65 after-- KcNab; RIt. a. Arnprier, a p y bluff ; r months; 1 -Year oaf S years- service& a" KIALAHIDR PmtV■tant teacher for . - - • -• -ever _having been elected to Base- in the second -game he tilt direr ere to /x bucket of whitewash, rendered; trap■DorutIon provided: Apply school s.atioo Na 6. Halahtfe, waft for three: that's all, and % pint of salt to make it stick Tillwnburi Soldiers, M#mnt+ai nnapital, County Brie Wien "de collate, b7dre, ball's Hall of Fame. It was ten Tillsowburff, Ont• - - How can I remove elf ht piano. eta, enrolment thirty -SIX slight -to one- that, without his passing,. '- Q. g grades. Salary Sktao .. 'his election would.have_come this In 1927 the race for the' -batting• Scorch stains from linen? year, -Now, the odds should be title was betweest,Al Simmons 'and A. When the linen is <not scorched ed t - ono badly, .. -abouta hundred to one. - _ Hellmann. Because df stir differ- - a cut onion ence between Eastern and Western robbed on the marks, followed by time, Harry. knew just 'what Sim- a good soaking in cold water, will Still, he'didn'f snake it while Fie salons had done the final day, and remove the stains, 'was- here -to appreciate it; and when what he himself had to hit-. to win. Q. How can I prevent custard he looked at some of the name i of. « r r from being watery? those -"immortalized" already- A. Watery custard re 1`-f par annum. #ppli• talions received until July -list Wm, Irwin. See.-Tretaa, A17me?, , Oat., 8119, Me. a, R.R. 1, Malabhla, art. WANTED WANTED to nuY.'a--& cattail wlek 1ttN fend, near country "Ilan. Give loci tion, price, particulars, early Posmemsloa .J. B. Pease. R.IL L. BURFORD, Ontario res is tom ISSUE 29 - i9l1 many. of, then who couldn't have Again it was a double header and too hot an oven. When baking Heilmann, •with a, single and_ two Seven carried his spare bats -Heil- custard set the dishe's in hot-water, mann - mus," - have often thought; doubles in the opener, was safely and be -sure that the oven -is a _N. • in -front=honk free, "Stay on the • A • • • • • • • • • • Just what does a guy have to do slow one.. to get, recognized in this screwy bench and take a - rest," his mates racket?" Get' a 'good' begged him again, "lay' off that Q. How can I remove bruises g pees"s agent second -game." "Not me," repeated from furniture? - would probably. be as good an., p Take a piece f - answer as an -Harry. So he got 'into- the lineup A. T P o blots ap Y• er; soak in warm water, and place Q - once more. First time no he hit +We J• e... .- _ " it over the bruise. Apply a warm a 'homer. Then he bit' a double. iron until all moisture is Just • a few days before Heil- Then he hit a -single. gone. Re - just -' mann's death Tp Cobb wrote to A ' e , a . " _-. peat the operation if necesary. - --_ -New. -York -Sports Editor calling Q• How can I improve the ap. �a� Nobody Would have criticised plaranee . of scuffed and peeled • • • • • • • • • • • ,� attention to tho oversight on the Harry Weilufann- either time 'had'Shoesf part of Hall of Fame selectors. he- stayed out of the final ami be- A. Rub the scuffed and _ ."You know there are others who Y B peeled Toshould not have preceded Heil- cause neither one meant anything. -shoes with the white of an, egg. ,anann ,into_ the _Hail of Fame," to.his team, Detroit. But he didn't It will paste the broken: places P was and that's the+we. played e down TI3t' and take the scuffed ap- M '� wrote Tyrus Raymond,' "at least • . bescause-that'; the kind of man h �Y "tot on comparative records." y he pearance of the shoes. the game. And we believe that,. Q. How can I correct an oily • e « - about six months from now, when skin? _ HeilmaAn,' as• Cobb went on to the Hall .of Fame selectors finally A-- Sponge the face with equal say, was the second ,best. right- vote Harry Heilmann a place there parts of cologne water, witch ha - hand batter the, game- ever saw. in, there will' be' a .few red faces zel, and rosewatar. Cutting down To#* Waye'niy---Qe4iry' Donbk According to the books, be was all among them as they mark their on fatty foods -will also, help. i' .:of that,. -Rogers Hornsby being the -ballots.' If not, there should tie!" ]Admission $1 (plus, tats) ,t oto only one -who swung from that -side -Q• How can I treat the paper * * * ~- of the plate who to t on fay kitchen and bathroom walls , flub House (tax incl..) s t Aped him. But • Hiroshi Takahashi was being so that it may ' be wiped off with Y • the big trouble was that Heilman questioned, after arrest by police in a damp cloth? special bat serliee to track doily Jr x ' N 4k. was born just a few years too soon, Tokyo for picking pockets when the A. Mix ''one ounce of gum ars- from pope and Danforth . a 41 and came to maturity in a genera- officers questioning him caught him bic, •three' ounce$ ..Of gine, and a .bar. r * * *; « tiotl that didn't; idolize theif sports stealing from them. .. of soap, dissolving all in a quart - 'hente,quite- so of their as the pre- of water, and apply with a clean W9>?OthOr" ' Information 4t 4 • sent one, or toot their horns half ' paint brush. - '' - •' - •.,� Merry Menagerie- Wslt Dish so loudly. Q? How can I cut-: a ..lemon CNK (900 kis) to 12.20 ps�s meringue pie neatly? C 'Heilmann compiled what will " A. 'If the knife is dipped into CKEY 1580 kc.) ■ 12.28 p.m. : probably stand as one of baseball's cold .water_ before cuttiirg the mer- ' e most unusual records: He won the a ingue will not stick and pull away INUM 0 N kC,, •12.58 _,American League batting chant- t from the 'slice.., ` piohship four different times. --That's • 1 Q. How can I prevent jar tops . tnuival• enough. But he only won ; �• '' from aticldngii .tit ire odd -numbered years. In 1921, 4' y 1 A. Rub' meIted wax on the ,in- $RNCLIFFE RACEWAY : with .394; _in 1923 with .403;• in,. - = side screw cover. When --'ready to - ! 1925 tyi-th .393; anti in 1927 with open, potir'liot water over the top " y .398. a of the jar to melt the wax • ' f r y.F How- can ,I remove ink ' 1 W w, ` B 1 I LY Read those figures, friends. Ready + �3ti stains�rom mahogany? ? , a A.. Pour- four . or- five drops ..of 'em and wonder, when you- think_ _'; c5;w r ;;� nitre in a teaspoonful. of water. e -• that guys like Joe Tinker, with a::.':: -h�+ Dip a feather into this solution' and lifetime batting average of .264 touch it to -tbe .stain, As soon as is a Halt of Ranier: Heilman's life- "My wife Is a woman of very few the ink disappears, rub immediate -time. average, by the way, was a_ Words. the- The- trouble r Is -Rholy With a -cold wet cloth to -avoid stops •' • • • •, ;here :342, and he was one of two - never ops saying a white spot. - ` ILA the bus for - - - be ready t6 board L by seven o'docIL --- -- --- ;�.. — - ba�c,ton - Dun - i IN°hy Tire e • By Bus Phillip blcCabe is off for a two- i ^ r� - week. holiday at Le La Salle Cama ..yourself� _ _ �: on Lake- $imcoe.. ` ti'= We are pleased to see Mrs: Cam,' x . - �� .,.p=•?r _ exon out again alter her long illness. __IAUNDERIIIG Mrs. hemp, and Bill old Mrs. ., ;. ® - Ferris ale at�'ay for a holiday in' - the \ orth Country. - B� HOME _... s �'� '" Congratulatiuils Lo _lir. Tay. _ s1. McGlashen on.his'y�th birthday. i in the hospital month all eleen Dumbarton 195W1 -:f, : - ' _. _ .. a bad cut on his leg SMART N0US6WIV8S Ca Pickering M Y' DAILY SERV 1 C,E tris save'. }}'e hope you a soon bet - SMART i ALL ter Dick! Lampkin of the Navy' is Eight pounds for 99b 146 _. TOA L CANADIAN AND t�.S.A. POINTS each additional pound. All fiat - - nova• on an Officers' Training Ship• C; pieces ironed. Wearing apparel - .Cf{ARTERE.D. BUSBf :.t Pearl Harbor. returned imp, all ready for Dir. and 311•s. G. Wilkes, mild June ironing. Shirts fully finished, OFFER IDEAL S E R V i �� of Long Branch, called or. friends 15t each eztsa. Pick-up, delivery f here on Saturday. included. FOR ALL GROUP TRAVEL _ ;,II•, F. G. acn,�a}Z, Dliddletown. y --_ = Conn., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lawrence here. M ' liar famous •REVITALIZED DRY _ CISTERN MAE �lI'9. Collis to Of Q Mrs. iX been CLEAfamousING n You the •'ckane•t" dry PHONE 4500 r -�rj visiting her sister 31rs. WarW00d. ekaaiat You eaa ttet• Even ofd cloths ` . �Ir, Slid Ills. T. Harvey from , a her lease on life. when theT a _ - - and ..VITALIZSDI - England are with lir. Mrs F . J. Harvey at present. crowd �� a little larger than asst work con and it is expected 1115 }�,}'fills was in West Hill pic$eFisrg ,'Wood's Groceiv Store year, but a9 usual there �s ere plenty t11e sheathln «'ilt go on the roof visiting 3Irs. P t .Eastern House, amen tqr e J: 'C. Stepheisson, Prop. Phone Piek. 195W1 of g all.ages s and food cn- any day Ilovy. The work of plastering thele attended the Presbyterian W Pick. 4.5 Dunbarton. Ont ough and to spare. We were instruct-' the basement waterer completed and �li�Qionary Societe meeting. 7. ted to be sure to mention: the te:ble I most of the waterproofing -. done �I i Bill Powell has been in _the that got - broken under the, heavy and drain lire laid. Very soon thea hospital under ebse'ation in Tor - a • load as supper progressedand tell J� themountal do ns the back -f earth filling and pthe onto. _ may tts we Mess up tidier look. Stone nurselt es as b1rs. H. Brumvv 11 and ground; take un a 1.. a „ s c is.ng nicely and PERSONAL reporter :were, the .culpluts. , tv I .'1 e`it ur ncit�7r'o=t of the window — vvouf_ `like to, say ``thank you" KI\Nl64n to ,(,• }alts. } is f r their ea ell- +l n "s are i. ��h<<L _u_,:h `c b l��f at ]:, }h•. �vwh v. t io. Tri famous env_ aLm.nt ,k, �s and to all ih,,se 1 Qo .r % n,. ,;; i•ul .' the s sh. Oilex 'Conic .Tablets for double - :_be- gcf, ,r .the 1 itte�s ai til a OIL, C,tn7n i stair ,corked ayx t� ,ull- neN. hc.�lth� fleshy new tvhnAUNDEPERS ' • we'll., h re • H -n i the :Corr �. to make .tta- rl:,} n , i;• :rt ri. c rrn'1 vigor. '�r.. • ect acquainted" rise - • a n.. Are a" v ,,n• P.edges • tine vv ill'all lemembor for sotr,E :time. - all -ver- rr only • c • PHONE LL. 2161 }Cp were, t, lose.our ►i��t?r i r t *4 �s vYark pio„re�se? costs nu ill Druggi§ts: i,f Cs,i., .,z1i� r} -('nom, dkti:__tc, g + h��h�r so he .cure to add'tiour 175 OSSINGTON AVE., TORONTO r the death of h'? fa*her, anti our• R, nu }r:tter fnO% s3nall it may' ;be. ! v ou fc el - _unable t• &ant- s: ,, then just return your Pledge_ w, a Centennial United, Church reach the Seeventhool. ~eight mark for the �m *ki=cit ay �r P� �+ci goes Chuan did a � t t - HIGHLAtiD CREEK "' q'tie piCtlic_ is rlovv. pssL .hiSta?'Y but •v?re gond_ jrib as, %peond, slid` :auY Card' en na=ked. so $ u i:ht br ~ tl antra t� him: v .:: know•, PernaN.- "Rr,°af1� R . -- e:e-were ,'uita. a few tired. folk, _ire _feel sure e t p`�1e'vt�ihme atmi She }�`nrt; is {ir +r're:Tp� farcm-bly- An i aTi? -ta siyo y nigi�i s vt ark if. , enu,_- ,_1'h thisvv'eek I }:Mesa because .attend- bad a ter} 3 tar ii nit a Zola that takes an e� �reatherinan ceru►tnly treated as c the man vriih mrtet of the-frar?le- ran int Fi•'e 'MIN i+nd t ;is;tac m t` isace W. dni a -bit after the strea- n}ce1-..It seeAed as though the _ - erg•. �#Jinsr vehn have taken On the vee did Very f' ovum day_ at' ;he picnic but . " n batc%i yp's F_easy. u a#ler' the fir, -t- -.. - ,``'tiri r e :,R •T «e ata e�:'I't• to rapr+rt a -track r - - - .- __ accident on Saturday John c k. «. h r _ 4 one o! our fnik, JLr. Sohn Halrhuk. _ TIRE 1 ae�•seri+iust - injurad or. the Lich- . w qy and is :now us• Torontd E. G, n- eral HospitaL Our prayers go c'ut 0. ?1 Of all $ass ass for his safe recc'--'ry and our sym- - HEADQUARTERShis family in -this tire sa retia, p ..N pable vsta6Qi 3 Fin Theg4ca: cls who left. 17 last' 1 A u t h o r i z e d week also hada brief upset when i(nrrtsranCi - one of their group had to be sent �a ! _ symptoms of folio, .r-. - �_. � hospital with s5-mttt •y 4 Her case is net too severe we under- AAE YOU II�SJRm TO EA the moment but we certain- . Eta a TEAT VALUSS ? -ly hope to see Heather home a,,raia t - ; - - soon and in good health again. Any DOUGLAS G.- _ of the girts who .know her would add S a I e s Q n d Service a word of cheer to her stay if thea' - would send a card or W. to say - MAITLAND HELLO � _ . _ to. be R r F Next Tuesdai wl the dav 4i Falls •- -- _ 1 we understand one or hive COOK FOR THIS _ NION SIUr9f QOwn 'found it. necessary to turn in their s FA I R PO RT tickets, 'so if �ryore would ti'.<e tO gr. alon=g. sonta,ct.: b1rs.. R :Korrish, - " a nr? .it may net be tce late tc 'take CH - ; uv one:.of these stats. Bring ater(r-1,e0NS P'CKWUNG f ! sorr.ethirA to be poF+Ifd ir. a Pot-ORSALES. LuckLund , 'your csarn Platers, cttas MOand sl;ver and we wilt en oy.. Our ara:�' �� that you 'CHRYSLER — PLYMOt - lunch together. F+'•loaring. j viii be free to do what you wI.I anh - 29W GAS, OIL & REPAIRS' vis we ter PHONE, punhase your supper o' if Ynv . �� s bring su`ficiznt for zw r^eats, and fl \ .4 -;- It takes O lot Of CbOl,np to.keep a'isolar Bear happy. Th,s largest member of the bear faFnily , is smaller than a porcuo ne ct birth, but Often y} �1 r•- `� j t weighs more than three-avaYl�rs of a to wit n` fullgroWn.'Tc this lr :-�r'dous bulk, add the facts the a bear is -covered with a thick, wo'er-p:rco` [r3L:1Rt2 M q designed reed to pea m .�n _th , - — — y , _ pp te't hi -. OFG...Qr1 r ` Coat, which is d g _ ing him cool in our zoos. ee. a k A�ctie :.. it's o big jAb keep : ! • , 4t<•, Leornabout n5turs'screatures. Visit the nearestzoo i and see them. A whole new worst! of interest will k h ca. , p•1L J M 1'P.f'a• t _ I r : " 't be Qpened to you when you understand nature. . _ _s between — �•.« They 1 i -5,)u and' tri �i�st'suR• Nctore k�nspoild- - V YOURS TO ENJOY :pay Ear th_rnsc:'.ts•:n v'inter YOURS TO PROTECT - - fuel savings. Cc' us now. "Ills �►; yV. MITCHELL, V—ARLI N ] rials THE CARLINO ZR1w1ftf1S L7MItEp 3u><lding Mai - w�TIaLoo. ONTharO ... and Fuels PHONE PICKER NG 74 ---, -- Classif iedSOMEONE - dv't. Crippled - PP asm Dead 415.00 HORSE$ RATES ' • $15,00 •: CATTLE 009- lbs. - 7,00 r: , aP) - - -!One cent per word. Minimum twee- 1 ,00 Fr - jy-fide cents. Rem_ ittance siuse ae• '(nada, 500' pounds) - $l00 � >y -• _ eOmPaay 4haeetR4 order: Count ad- $5,00 _ CALVES _ $1;00 rM th dress and Phone -number. BEE$p- NMXTED -TO RENT - house , -Hourly ick' n ` - — klceri Markel & Locker P mor apartment, between '911tby and - - - .7 P P — - - _ �a Toronto, near bus service for young �eouple just :xnvled from England, Fhone Collect- Pickering 265 J_ 1_2 PHONE 30 �'�' - with three...,,onth-old .chilli.. Employ - 'ed as engineer at General Electric, - SHIELDS MINK FARM- ` Toronto. Phone 2504 Whitby, :. ;.:ROOM W:A—. TED --far iight house= keeping, for aged Iady. Pickering orc� . QUALITY - unbarton. Write: E. Whittaker R, ,�L�tSNIARKET .D - -- - - - �. •R. 3, Pickering. a - _ 05R S SLE -modern white enmel �' - -, _ _ :ice refrigerator, ' holds 75 0 - - per ec catt t ,on an roomy shelves. • -- Phone : -Pickering 2 3 0 J14, -- 'TWO MEN - available for work in 1 evenings and a i day 3oturday: Ap- MARGARIN! , �\ ply- r Sectior, House. C. N. R. Rick- er,r.rwub rn.i��. _ _ ,� ering, south 'o: village. . _ MAKE YUCP. CHOICE EARLY, of � - ' - - - . -LOCKER PLANT -male and .female Coker Spaniel puPpies. Blonde and Black. Phone: Quality 4 S e r 1Ce 1�eats Pirocessed to Your Specifications. �2IJ3. 31r5. C: Campkia. W"bites _ .._ - _ Sideroad, Durbarton. - RASPBERRIES Red Currants and Slack Curran:; for sale. Post Manor - • 1- ��- All Times Farm, cornerBroca RoadandN"(L 2- _ Eighway, Phone: Pickering 270, Outboard Motor PFS: PIC�II�[ti !0 FOR SALE.._. 5 horseeJornson out- board motor, used only nine times, - at an ihteresung reduction -Russell _ Gam'Phore: Pickering :41J12.17M, NOTICE: to- �8 (WFARMERS � J'7�i _ cute utg sad Deooratiag `Frtimatei► FreeY UNARY WPM= Rork Gaaranteeai CA SH PRICES PAID �Y NEXON '-r'P`HONE SCAR,'BORO 8846Nor - Sep, -7 _ FOR -DEAD OR CRIPPLED A,NIMAL9w STORE 11OURB .TI�AT o•1r CLS$TAM COMBINING _ _. /Oemta�Week Dan Lz p ag Farms. Limited �+~' 1.00 A M, to P. IL x; L'zbridge, oatarier - E3'GR.9F1Q _ _ jM5 Qo , _ PE&SCRIPTIOM ,. - _ - - - Aug.10 P. IL to 5.19 P. AL _ OO.Wl4 ;.. 88i00 each _ = FOR SALE - Frigidaire stove, ill Inches ande, in new condition, $300 SM-ANIMAL$'REMOVED FREE -` w best offer.- Phone Pick- 209. _ ` Je .k•, BOT _ The wzinger, new ,motor, ezcellent..co�n- Off? SPEE©Y P/QK-UP PK NE Fh one P;cker a¢ 21 reasonable ere BAN N�1R a ; _ a RL NZ:�]?,INC� :a�e'L R SALE Electric simulated = , _ - _ PRONE: It coal grate sn.i mantle, separate or together. Maks offer. Pick. 299. _ - _ LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE's PHONE 2-�442W2 Y T West F .ern ontctures of the son Lutahland. = WAN -TED were thro bb the acreert. by _Mrs. Morden visited her mot i COUNTRY HOMES home of Mrs. I,awsoa on Wednesday R very fine. 8'y Monkinan, which were on SundayAt the Hamilton Gene �LAC.L ACREAGES and FOR FREE ESTIMATES of � last week with a full attendance �'he Evening W. Hospital FA MS Gurney Heating Systems of their anerrsberit After heart ng A: ei end a very Mr, Stanley. Dix has abid Service tm- cha r the Worship Y welcome to their society -and_ farm, We *ish him success in We .nava waiting buyers with rge of the President, also to the Cornmunit Good cash down payments Eavetroagh iiad Tinsmith Supplies Y to Mrs. Lrtcw new venture CALL . Mr. INGLIS - Sold and Instalfed tp, Pr'omp't and erperieneed PHONE: PICK..203J1 _u No" !LA 100 Office p.1Ci: ei" - - - - HOUSE F ODMAN S F ARMS 4 L 'WMJAUGHBY sad SONS - _ - _ _ ,Rets. Sheet Metal ' Works :. _ _ Busines Sixty Experienced 3alaames - _,Ret, af"' Pickering Nears Office . _ _ . _ Established lolls s*es ots Leet - enoted Armstrong acted .as master of core- _ monies, Grid after a brief program _ OR L�J - Aw� the happy couple were presented , . Cher, - - ` ,F S.A� __ y��i _ - � with a -beautiful Door lamp grid a -- - o •., . walnut table firom the community. PICKER-ING The W. A. of Cherrywood.UnitedThere were other useful and pretty•andDISTRICTCharch held ti air July zrieeting a I gift® including an occasional chair the lhame of Mrs. Todd. Mrs. Jones, from relatives. -Lunch wan served <' - President. a Ito complete a pleasant evening. peaed the meetir+g wrth 1� the call to worship, sad the tiatioxal lr0T8 Anthem. Mrs. 4 Gates led .n prayer. T300.040"- 1�l Pike, choice lots, Pickerias Airs. Cecil xoai tger wok the devo- Greenwood 6010,00 _ " 8350-00 - e lots .Liverpool Road t Acre lett Sts 'on • Ate' Were , Kie-wnnnera $050.00 -Acre I* %. period. Mre, Wesley Petty •H�e ¢11,000,00_.- .114 acres, Brock Road SprwehilL Road, Fairport areal contributed a solo ' Driting and The following p ,ss`-Becerlev Mclraosh played ' a at the Greenwood _ Congregaitional _- piano solo. Mrs. .�rthur ,Taylor in picnic at Orono Park, on: July 12: - FARMS her capable and efficient manner, I Poison Mf�cle ' - teen boys - )van qt 0 000,00 - conducted a dram,.: from a chapter, Trtterton, Alan Pascoe; Bnst the ;;3��OD000 _ Chicken ran'ft m'Qern liome, 7 acres $25,040,00 -Modern atone farm pause, b0 acres barky �9n the: Stady Book, Several other Bag -teen girls -Barbara Brooke, -Farm 60 acres 3 houses in excellent�ondition, $real buy. half:down X48,000,00 ladies in the her. We.here aIT tn= June Tweedie. Sack Races - buys - '4grncourt fes, lovely iauge ,house eurrouaded by a beautiful to ested in the method; used by- the ; and -girls, . • 12 . and, under - Billy t 5 ... _. cedar getting, 0 acres United Church, in re-entering Japan Hicks, Greta Hicks, - boys, over 12 through education. Mrs: Morrish rn-_ Ronnie Webb and Alfred Pegg, Jce HOUSES tertilined us will. a fun amus read- I Pegg and -Bob Hicks $ down; G%enban?r,. 7 monis, 3 acres. full 4080 0 - " i called 'housework - an Art 0r 12 . - girls, over,` 1200 , $ 4 down, Modern new brick bungalow, u, d I -Joyce CToason and Pat Brooks; I price - down; $6,0G 00 a Drudgery?" -The re.: ia:n er of 'the Kick the Shoe . ladies - Mrs. Ed, :I 1800.00. Pickering Village. meetina was taken up with pir s Pasc6e, Mrs. H. R. Monkm :n: Run- !� $ Lansing Cutoff, baseme`nt,, lot ready to $5000,00 down. Ten rcioms, brick, Pickering Vilge, _. for our a ust Baking. as to be �•u,g Races - a and -under - Ka:rdn I - build. down 7' room solid bri $8700'00 Modern five -room: bungalow. Pickering =53500,00 • n August 11.. It was decided xayward •Hal Pegg, - 6 and under it � brick, - Pickering .. suburbs. to have same towels, aprons etc. for - Gerald .Pe 8 i Vilage. Excellent Value, $6500.bu - 4 modern rooms wish garage, Pegg heron Short - 7 g g , Possession _ :`: 41e. ;__; }•ell as a cup.- of sea and � and under - Beth hill, Grant Pa`s- '� '$2500,00 down. 5 rooms, Fairport:Beach possession, $0900,00 lunrh, tea T•, member :�•as encouraged coe, 8 and under - Kenny McTag- I Modern storey and hailf, seven acres --to floriate a �ieles and contribute to undo Grant Pascoe, girls 9 and - - near Markham, j the Y,r,lc'.lg Booth. The meeting ther, r Dianne Williams �Cra•ohne i - ek, a lith thFned;ction.- alter Webb,.'-'-boYs; 9 and under - hued BUSINESSES _ "which ('rrup Six served a delicious Breakell, Grant Pascoe, -' 10 ;,nd _ - _ lnneh• under - Billy Hicks; -Fred-Breakull,---$7.500,00_Launderette, 13 Bendix Machines, Orillia, S28,000 00 .— Mr. and dI s.-Wiln;ot-Gates anal sr)n•• an _$23.;000.00 Modern Snack'. Bar building and nth half down and ---you are- the owner - -mot(:� ::1 `n Tr, n+on thi; past Creek. Dianne Williams - boyi,-11' and un- equipment in Toronto. g of a gold .m ne general tore, handling: grog - i g s A 'lar e 'riurr3er• o: r .:i hbors - at- r $39,000,00 Modern locker refrigerator Pant in -ewes;' meats, 'confectionery, hardyvare; cosmet- g ` 8 de - Neil Pascoe, Billy Hicks; ig tenfl-d the barn -rasing at Mrs. i 1314;._ward-Crab Race = open-- Neil - ;Pickering _p ics, Price includes $10,000-00 -stock, You can't -4' F'ettv'; fleet �i)n,lay rftcrnoon, !kascoe, Kenny M^Tai Bart: Wheel- - -mord-to miss,.this buy J _ _ NF- ..1::. , i�`ber i r sitif i • r I barrow •Race - open - Kelw,y'.• McTaR- .._ -atmt and uncle, air. and Mrs. A. F..: , gart ar•d Billy Hirks. ,rant Pascoe _ •A, m5tror. - - - and E`re,j 'Breakell' Duck Rape _ 0 1100-11 We rxterid sympathy to airs. open - Nerl Pigcoe'' Karnld Titter - r - Koller whose hit band_ pa@sed away + ton: Running. Race - single men - ve,•y suddenly on. Monday 0' las`. + ken Brooks, Bud Guertin. Eh eryone a reek. ...... ..-, , 1.r'.ir nitnd in a group of Relay _ _ .. _ There.was a _ comrnunrty shoal, , carnes. V:u�;ous 2�e 3'^- also REALTOR at the school last Saturday evening ! enjoyed the swimming, tennis, the for fir. ..r.i �r R,hp.r �inr^ch• i prose -shoe pitching,. utg,. hall game and MAIN ST. PICKERING . VILLAGE Who -were marred recently. Mac j miniatuYe_ scavenger hunt _ _ , ( e evening. • _ .. at the g ThW A. met _ _ W HAVE A WIDE SELECTION OF REASONABLY -PRICED ROMEO AND LOTS .y t • . :. `dour Friendly tned9er-Resident Agent' c�ector NICHQLSON A. E. Richordso� BU'ILDMS' SUPPLIHS .CABINETS REALTOR --INSURANCE AGENT - a Deft�ery d� �� ` LIFE. FIRE, CASUALTY, BUNDS, AL1rTObIOIIILS CENERAL INSURANCE of Two )iron w is.3mor ,.BUY FROM AND LIST YOUR FOR YOUR KITCHEN LIABILITY IST YO R Pets •.UR PROPERTIES- • '� :1 • REAL ESTATD �ybais o,.aet FOR SALE WITH Rau R W WW 1aa an Meade! All. Cabl"U Factory Prbwd 2 ,' CONVEYANCING , CYRIL E. MORLEY An OJA-established A ncr, ReadT_ ilwd � Csaba, making as Tlboee3l Haan call V00 To Serve You. I AhasibmINS Owner, Band for Final Enamel Finish 1t/ ' PHONE: PICKERING e0 Sid1go, asp and Y B� amaaie. nae LWni 'No M. Gordon ;2►TT1 AL �TT� �, LUMBER YARDS C) W :. JW" and i.oase - PICHERIN-1, ONTARIO _ ��lOAit . posts and Poia� �,- PHONE: Pick. 34. r Sail gke To and AMOR ;- X W. -MITCHELL' ' YoarYriiddire Refrigerator., _k Chartered Buses For AJI _ _ Occasions gSONH8 70_sad 110 PHONE: PICgERTNG 241 W 2• ,r,0 TRITCIS PASS YOUR WAY" ' ' �;�%"rt�i StOYe _ - - PUOTOGRAPkE R , KF1 AND CLAU.E ..STAFFORD BROS. �• d"� �+ _s~SIX CUBIC FOOT FRIGIDAIRE E+I[CN1a - � NINE FOOT, TWO CI_rBIC' FOOT MIGIDAIRE P:R►�N'��C 3 NOS' UIMNTAL WORKS SEvETi FOOT, SIX CUBIC FOOT FRIGIDAIRE ` AUCTIONESRB Physa • W'b►tbr 66SdoNog�mgo-�,' THRIFTY THIRTY -INCH ELECTRIC STOVE sad Authorized for 20DONEYAN and RICHARD$ - pnt �a ,ed Ymark. 818 DUND�AS ST. E.. W"iTBY Ontario Land Surveyors, AndN©w Available • _.. Fs�, S>+ae� �pleaaaita Hea Professional Engineers -. - ' bold FurAiw., B~I Este" 216 sing St. Eaat,}f�f9;ldafn - 1Vlade ONLY .bY Sar cos ftsebby 0 Mfrs" MCEA�CHNIE'S OSI AWA, ONT. gate. DMI SUr.i. Ow+r ' fts Hing Street, East _ GENERAL MOTOP.S Delos e< Ona , • _ FfUBNTI'>?TRE DEALER : ; : Phone: s . hags M91� Pp a � gCiNg;AI, DIRECTOR Jul 13 J. So BALSDON & SON Na thaw pboas augdoussise ifit.d t►rivate Ambulance Swiice PHONE PICxERING 39bwe Day or Night W.. WEACHNM Pr". Church News - Phone Pick. -THIS WEE,rS HELPFUL HINTS DAVID H. MARSHALL 193 Aeoemliaa! - .. - _]_ a pidoaeilot. up"" e l[tatater � reaaove &g bairs from+auto seats, use dampened sandpaper" Cly . �+II�• gw. A. E. Young, FARM Simi ACCOVN'1'g Ti10.00 a. m. - Smday Sebooi ' ST J 12 11.00 a. IL Morning WanW - For Ras! Esta". Iws>sraeea and ilortgagw YHONtE: PICKOUNG �. A .0106 July D�i Willson Resit CO, Jane► Jty and Attgnat _ © ' LIGE AIICTIONRisB sad ;AUDLEY SUBUM" SPECIALiS 8 iioaueltte� - YALiTATOB. 9.46 a. m. - horning Service 11,ee_s is - Sunday g' 1Oi S'T'OP Sri, KINGSTON RD., SCAR. •Wghwsy Monument WWW Fbeaq or Write 08 - PICKERING RESIDENTS MAY CALL BART. AUSTIN, PROP. p els DUNDAS S,. Bast, WHITBY C4ntenaisl. Fairport. Bovie lift _ %EVENINGS ONLY) -DICKERING 62 J. R• R, 1. Whitby, Ontario - Bev. L S. Brahsa. M. A.. B. D>, nr ITS EAST WE SHOULD HAVE IT" Two Mlles West Of Whitby to Woodview Bd., R-bo;o �3L5P 0 s No. ? highway Between Vhitby Phone. Scar Acid Max finial Church PHONE: W'IDTBY 46 ` • I ial and. Roach) _ Rouge Hills, i Ce°teT n - - .. iitntn. '�1 FARRIERS r, an -i Mr•a I►Tmtfi of Asmalitaai Church Ser% -ice . 11.16 a. m. ATTEN L io. X00 sad 9wn to 6.00 Sunday School. - are spending their honeymoon with g• m to Parente ,meet ' �a will be pleased to pick up dead.. MT. ani Mrs. Spiers, Alton Road. E+enings: Mon, Wed.. Fri.. Ito o- (Children and 11.16, S or crippled farm euiirr,ala and 0a . S.:Mr• and Mrs. Summers of Port P. O. er for wore .e at, - dren' t prevailing.Prices. Dalhousie. . spent Sunday with Mr. DISNEY ELDG,. OPV. pan of the sel•viee for flys ehil kishes ELLE JACKSON OSHAwA. ONTARIO with hymn. prayer and flannel' For tmr°ediste ervice. telephone and Mid, Cliff Schwalm. 3-438-.: Off. 6-6143 story, Children retire for the =Beet: - Brdoklin 63, -Claremont "` . We .hope th t Mr. Len DeLitke OPTOMETRIST Phone . �• ��), 11$14 or Toronto EMPIRE 3-$638., will ,soon lie.. feeling better. • Eyes 'Examined Glasses Fitted lThrea-DsY 9ervica Arranged) I,essoa dt:rsng the GORDON YOUNG LIMITED Miss Robinson and Mr. John Car - Eyes �� Hil' •(�inreii xOe geatbu Street. Toronto pester spent the weekend with 11r. -Tuesday Everings. A k� gam) and ".,Day, Roaebank BY APPOLNTM�T LO 90 a. uti Mise- Pat Clark, of Frenchman's First Door East Of Ier's & Atkmsm �y it a. >i ROSEHANIC AND ROUGE HILLS Bay, is saendina a few days wtlb _ Masonic Hall i +tis+ �1 E, y - fit, we - Mrs. Frank Stockfus. - MONE. PICSIi'R1NG � F°O°'dn' Sympathy of the community is Keep mind August 10 and 11. Church extended to Mrs. Jack Miller in tilts 1for the Rouge Hill Liotti} Club Licensed (�ehtnsa's Bev Road) sudden loss of her husband, who I Carnival. f ' 1.00 P. m. - Sunday school passed away on Sunday. Jack was r Auctioneers ::.00 P. m -Church Service well known in, this area having lied - ? _ here about #fifteen years. He wra a FAIRPORT. BEACH • CLEG as Yeae'a 0rspeele•es chte+ae member of -the Highland Creek and B , ) N RENIN ]DIXON N �" �� Anywd� �' A�SPresbyterian n� Rouge Hills Lions Club. slayFuneral Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. . 1! 1\ / �m B�� b �. David � 1 -n&A M�� O� were field on Wednesday !n Chillman on the birth of a son. s brother for Donald. the and Prupe••ty SAIM std E:Oe m. - Su School Kra. Slattery aa:d Marion spent l; Everyone. is pleased to see Mrs. Au des penny l� p ti arch Service Pew days at Gr�>�rst: Marion will R Hawkins and Mrs. F. Easter. �P Q Adveealae�f- Bills prepared asd 3.00 p, aa. Ch leave on Sunday to spend a few brook horse from `the hospital. �tlftQ'[a weeks in Rochester, N. Y. Many residents enjoyed the Hiw. Tl'8D ona- CHURCH —Mrs Dobbin and Ronnie ° at their . anis Karnival at Dunbarton.- _ DUNISAP-TO14 UN are spending a few weeks Don't forget the Children's Par $MAR HAM Prompt Service . Re.. AgF. Bamford- MWW"W a+ cottage near Peterbora ade � Saturday, July 11, starting' ogph Y0W T.2e p. i Mrs. Molly Parr, of Alton$. is at 7.00 p-. m. This is a big event for ►Reasonable. Rates 11.00 a m. sad 06 two weeks vacation at her W . 1 / ► N . Sunday Sebod at %• a• 06 spending the chil�lrnr in ons community. • o y, PHONE: STOUFFVILLE Wo P. U. - Monday - 8.00 p. m. home. The Field Day Committee, is busy pAOPRiF'i��A gymymy Heartily wood Mr. Walter Schwalm of ColunR- preparing for the Annual Field Day wood iia spending a Pew days with on August 6th. All donations are -AMBULANCE }� his aunt Mrs. Florence Schwalm of verymuch_ appreci4ted. it 6 Jtrt+CONANT tad CONANT 1 FLUMMM and gg,ATiNG itht' '.Barristers and Solicitors 9IJRS PUMPS�GanI�PRE$ dGordoa D. Cenaait, >� enA SPECIALTYP_ - PICKERING MEMORIAL PA - ' Offtas: J. Hew.$. Oshaws, Ont., 7 1-2 Simcoe St. S. Fairport )teach.- ph. P%dL 26sWiJ __ .. Phone - 3-2227 $.Burrows 80 ` A ex, Ontario Ph, . SW3 - R. R. �, Pickering : Wednesda�iI August Ist Phone 2b� -- - - - J.oyal Powe _ wugaLICENSED AUCTIONT= I is ` Insurance Co. .Pickering and Whitby TwPa VS -- - :-' Write or PhoneusehProperty- -• --. ._ ..__ . _ - Cheap Rates For Farm And Country 'aO °� • and - Buildings Sales a Specialty YYindeOorm Insurance On Buildings prompt Attention Given HOME w mdmills, Silos, eta one 1 Automobile In9urante of All •'Kinds' Whitby R. R, 'i Ph 8 �/� • _ _ ,.. & Gibsc.n at 8:30 P. a _ Bowman CYPRoc S DATE PHONE: WHITBY 521 Deferred Payment Plan Available ,. TELEVISION DRAW POSTPONED UNTIL THI 71. OLD HORJDS<- 216.00 COMRIE LLIMBEIZ COMPANrY _ ___ --Cllilclren `1 �c �. At Your Faris 77 L Adrn�s'3ion: Adults 50c ' ALSO ficarl orn Junction, Ontario - DEAD OR CRIPPLED STOCK SCAR. 3216 HO1117 Hourly Pkk-upServing Searboro sad-PickerPng _ n phone Collect - Agincourt 19 J 12, Over A Quarter Century QlIMPBSLL MINX _ Listen, to Jack - ,Dennett C F R B r{�q ` 8�O a.m. and 6 p :30 P. m. � _ �:K Ij. til• 6 °• �: s . / 77 • 1 MOW � A �' I3jI v ,� ' v ' i• ANN-E-HIRST / r Ifr-rir y "Dear Anne *their sons grow up, +and 4avt „ Hirst: -For over • the right to five their own ,fives. a year I've been • This you c not change. do snot Channel engaged to a • gest, though, that Children-These two youngsters-the iongoy Tots, they call them-aimed to sw,ut me boy who is now ` visit your fiancees mother too #nglish Channel but the authorities said "nothing :doing." Bubba, S, and Kathy,. 4, are shown in the- armed often. She doubts your 'love for ..of Miami Beach, Fla., where they trained for the Channel attempt. Once Bubba swam 22 miles _ 1 forces. ' e r are + her son; that, combined with herin the Mississippi River; Kathy-quit after 12 milees. tieing them up are their father, Russel: of differ eat ' religious prejudice. keeps her up Tongoy, right, and an uni tng aide. , faiths, but he is * set, and it is not likely that your willing that I ' visits help matters at a1L keep mine. un- + It is sad that all of us cannot' erstanding that it gives me my * realize that God is the Cod of ��'•, Over 300 members and a number present was our agricultural Rep- - . •'hope for a better life. He does not • us all. s- �'' of guests sat down to a well plan- .resentatite, Mr. j. E. Whitelock• _ belong to any church, but goes Your job now is to take care �Mrts� tied. attractive a n e' appetising, and his wife. 'Besides adding to our with me when I ask him to. + of your health, live rack d r ""' " lunch. ay programme Mr. Whitelgck was _. "But lata mother says shed * actively and fullytwood have faith R�NICLES before lunch most of us had our 'very busy adjusting the "mike' for rather be dead than-see him turn * that everything will ' work out little private session. There were each •speaker's convenience. How to it church! She says he'd only +e.8 right. ]Z]pladies there who had not seen each tittle we appreciate the versatile do it m please me. My parents a *. other_in years--members who had qualities of an agricultural repre'� like him very much, and never - 4 V,,� 0 tune p C1arke moved away; women, who once sentat»e. - comment at all. ' TO "CONFUSED.; These "SHALL WE MARRYY * comments on your, fiancd's a of h been embers of branches that had were, of v rse many of P- m n t There t o • pearance .would seem laughable We have eight acre~ ay tut spice disbanded.' Motheis, dao h- our alt g , p presidents and charter "I fee] that his mother brought * if I did not know how ccmmon and raked; another six rat but not ters, grandmothers _and _others members, including a lady over ft- him up the best site knew, and •they are., Those who belie<It him ' raked, also a field that hasn't ,been agate women who had aged with well set-up and with eyes as bright clew should let him make his own a for thio reason are shallow- touched-and the hay-baler - sit- the ' passing years; others who a= a woman of 30;-. There wasn't • _decisions. • ting in the yard. That is as far as looked younger than the. did 10 tremor-in her-hand as she-cut the minded folk whose opiuionr are we have g Y "He and i love each'other deep- • beneath your notice got with our haying oper- years agol It was a goodly crowd beautiful three-tier cake.' Fy, Our only wish is to make'each • Yet you. too, say setons. There has only been one -and we talked, and we. talked. Miss Ethel. Cha • Y Y You feel self- _ - Aman, wwaem's • - � . other happy. He is very good to me. ' conscious because of this differ day when the_ hay was fit to bate slid" we- talked-almost as much editor of the Farmer's Magazine, Could we ever be happy together + tate between you.and that day the baler was .busy - as r crowd of farmer at an nuc- was guest speaker. Everyone loves if we move away from his family? ' How adolescent to allay ruck, elsewhere- We have_ known some tion sale. to hear .Miss Chapman. She has = -- shall I break the engagement? * a physical circumstance to upset catchey seasons but sever any- As 1 looked around at the smart- such a keen appreciation of fano - _ "Can a mother love her son so * thing.quite like this, But we have women's roblems, a read wit and gout Character h �o- depandcat 'ly 'dressed women I-wondered P Y „much that she thinks he can't live + upon ' outward aspects. This -lots of company-there is hay out what such a as ability to stake every woman without her advice?' gathering-would have ' Young man seems to, have all the all over the place. However, all looked like 50 feel. it is a spewl privilege to be a - years ago There _ "All this is affecting my' health. *fundamental qualities that make say- of us can do is take what." would doubtless have bees many farmer's suite-or to live on ■;farm- (1 do not, of course, show my * a good husband. Your • family comes and hope for the best women these Pu homespun, others m. any other capacity. She also . _ . resentment.) Please help me! •admire friar tremendously. P Right now "the best" seems co in gingham-perhaps r fear-its silk pointed out to us that as members - "SO UPSET." agree with them that you will_ be a promiise of peace. in . Korea- br ' cashmere, relies of treasures of the WA. we have great oppor- Try to stop worrying so deeper- • overcome this. self-eontciAtrinesi if there can - ever be peace in that from the 'Old Country. Skirts trinities for service. not only in our ateTy about this situation. When * after you are his wife. country. Personally 1 am more would _be_ doW>' to their ankles; own district but through it, and by Your soldier comes home he can * If you have made- hire uncom concerned with what may happen: older women in . bonaeta, younger -co-operative effort. to many parts • talk with your minister or priest, • fortable b Yrs criticism of the world study the_tenets of your church • mi ht su Y 'yen in Inn-Iran and its oil being of women is cumbersome hats or g ggest, tbat he read the tar ' more importance, to , Soviet turbans. - After hearing Miss Chapmr,n i • and make up his own mind, * advertisements of certain mann Russia than North and South Kor- am positive that most farm women • You know how much he loves + faeturers who recommepd mod- ea pat together, Of course we art There would have been pale lips wept Komi.. more -content . and paler cheeita, except foe the cote •you. Treat him completely, Never +era .improvements' in" design expected to believe that the trouble their lot and more anxious to coo • express any doubt in your letters * which aid in overcoming this, in Korea' isn't Russia's war--but rugged out-of-door women. Hair tribute something for "the comfaor - • of the future. * •� S would be pulled back straight from defect" in his appearance, who can doubt but what the whole the forehead, ending in a shun" at weal, the good of all mankind." , ' Boase mothers peter realise e • • , dreadful bnsiaess, wasn't instigat- the back. of on the .crown of the When you are womed and can ed by'the Kremlin: head-or maybe thick, tightly, Up: idedown to Prevent Peeking do gig about it, live each day Well, last Tuesday many women twisted braids. Outside. tied up at a visna-and let the future take .in this district. cast care asidr- and in the now non-existent shed 1 care of halt. Tuutp iso 6e s, troubles headed Tour eti d d for the 50th Anniversary would be the horses, hitched to / to Anne Hirst. and receive ha of our Halton District Women's buggies or democrats. Somewhere d lid comfort Addreta her at Box 1. Institute. It Willa a lovely' day, in the " vicinity-at ' the harness 1 123, lith Street. New Toronto. sandwiched in between' rain' the shop, the grist mill, the black- d On�O- day before and rain tht day fter. Smith's-or the hardware store, men b L J. would be waiting for their wives or 1 ! a► �/ - d• l.laht tea file Smal: Child sisters, ti)aking, the best use of their S K 3 1 IV i 1 s, out or bed u. Falsetto" time 6y getting a felt of their own S k CROSSWORD ;; clan rs $4. Frank chores dont. is, titin O ' ia, Righwa7 - ave eomaact But last Tuesday men were con- f A PUZZLE aa, Clay db�et buodlee d 0. Hid* as, i•'ashlon spicuous by their absence. No ao. Immens• doubt some of • them had been re- t ACROSS DOWN aL Tart 42. Take a seat _..I. Nicknar o fMargaretor ) • 10fant'a food 'al. Tasting of 43. Adult male quired to drive the .family car and 4y 3'levGirl'e'nat:u. Spellcond41, Ntsht>bfon were somewhere down town but if. Part or the is 7awe1 1i. Spelt an event 't mouth' 4•Flower ld,,Athing(law s 4s. Novi" fn many Cases women did their T. flush out. S. Frozen water !s. House pet 4T..Soutbore stat= own drivin ISSUK 29. - 1951al as. Greed a, Robrew tetter 2T. Hittet"veteb tab,) g. picking up -as ung 14, Diminish T. Shock as. Saantsb tote 4e.. Parent neighbours as were able to go. ----� to Coadttionai ' eytease _• 3. 4 S � . � At our head table we had as our WAKF �T. Place guests, Col, the Hon. T. L Ken- is. - �. rg egatire vote - a u. Study fitted right into. the picture and °t ie. tipun by a If /y p' satder added to our enjoyment. Also LIVER BILEa. -- !t. Ran p At. Ltaht s] - B kWd Glasel-Md furl lump Uut al r ii Rsmnit of b 1?! Iled is tie Morning Rttria' N G �� is. 1tt Ildtar7 stores 1 Was N&lrly Cray The liver�ob uid pour out about 2 pint. 40 �'••aaaa•• ,' is. Perforin W�a� Fiery your difeativetract every day, ■, grgiIttt�ie biM b teat nowfog Keely your food amp i •w r !f. Those who Rt1h � a It mel � decoy in the diseati o - •• l :-•ad. certain player Until t d4tovered Dr. D.D. Deme' aeuigtr �! tenpyooretoma You . In a game taut an, — D, D. �D. rm world to e�DaT�• You fiel srnir. conk and the ..\ .;A • -'_ ai. Temporary vspWs*. this tae. bud lm Qin= awteatlee d a-ptmt apeedr a and eooitat tmv avN Iteb It tame r=ow seed, prnUe Cr...a1JtW record hooka � id nd o� ,— epaa��nnllea rraa�speaa�, �4� firer PU1a to get tbew Zonis of biM Bow. 1 i4. Dov�s call First appuation ebeek 'the 6" feteaaa IG°get� to seeks yw'feei '4ip and up." i 78� i1, >leam of 1l bt tteb or isomy beat. Ask drnsglel sat. D. D. D Pkkage Coda SBeetive io malime aT. Wish g !1 "Peeacnp4oa . (ordinary or eiha Manmga). toils Bow lkoolyj 'Ant 1•r Cada'• lditl• I fuer Piga 3b! at any, •4mr•tr"w �% � se., Comumed ��ftft b W644 a/. Wtra measure 4f. MoveCe truck: —'-'t on)PanY coming:' )souse on 'u1• jumbled type, da. Nip. SORE MUSCLES _ show? These make a wonderful -4 irritate effect you know t Beautiful flowers; bs. Not hollow ea. Rugs inserts in spider-web crochet. af. Growing ant - ---- - �f.Ieseot - Display worthy) Pattern C785 sr. Light mofaturtr -- Z has transfer 6 motifs 6y, x 9 to . - Answer Elsewhere on This Page Want to 8y x '17 inches; crochet directions. relieve them Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS / �• -QUICK ?Get in•coins (stamps cannot be accept- quick-drying ed) for this pattern to Box 1, 123 g . • . �./��/' Minard's �.inilDent— Eighteenth Street, New Toronto, s Dat. Print / tub it in well. You'll. = plainly. PATTERN . _ .. NUMBER, your NAME and AD- get relief, and DRESS. quick, too! _ Send .TcFenty-ftvc Cents: more I, 1 (in coins) for our Laura Wheeler I N Needlecraft Book. Illustrations of . patterns for crochet, embroidery, '\� kni4ting, - household accessories, `` �, III % INARB*S- 4olls, toys ,_many hobby and "KING OF PAIN" gift ideas. A free pattern is nrint- �� - SA UIA cd in the itouk. �, , L1 N 1 M EN T 3-SP- . - _. a ._ ..- '_ _ � ., • _ TAL M - --,-r " - - - r para. Leftovers are 'a challenge to the Mix biscuit dough, adding Z ' at into s x tablespoons sugar, and p�.. ingenuity and resourcefulness of circles (about i4 inch thick) to tit women, Shall they reappear as pies, s souffles, timbales, or rgousses, or top of individual custard cups. Combine brown sugar and corn as stuffed peppers or stuffed starch and add fruit "juices. Cook i onions? There is always an in over use for every bit of .left- until thickeneJ. stirring one apricot _ quer foo _ ha m e ; �ittere isn't a piece of vegetable too small to g9 into a soup c r over it. Top with biscuit dough bits of fruit may. be and bake 25 minutes at 400 de-y d r; salad; any tees' F.' Serve hot or, cold with t - used for garnishes, put idnto appe- Steam or ice cream: titers, or used in salads and pu- ; diags. Even the water in which T t There is no better %vay to use J vegetables are cooled is suitable a little of this and a little of that I for cocktails or soups. One boon to the cook, especially than by making a Russ}an salad out o4 it. The ideal 'Russian salad in summer, fs the use of condensed, contains equal parts of slivered h; sous in preparing leftovers. but "ou canned P P and ton ue. i -1 ran t g zw .en r- Use them instead of white sauce for c - binders—and many of them may can substitute other su table left- y over meats. Cold leftover pea., and be used, diluted slightly, for, quartered fresh, ripe tomatoe and sauces for loaves and croquettes. lettuce complete this r1kh. Then, Mushroom, Celery, tomato, and nthets contain flavors that ,often S� heavy on the Russian dr.essine,and you race a luncheon dish fit. X ' add special zest to the. new vdish for a king. 'being formed.N BASIC RUSSIADRESSING Y.A.A•A'H : • " • k delicious new version of meat 1 cup mayonnaise On their way to the swi>ximing pool, pupils of a Detroit school lean through the window of o class pie, which calla for only one cup ]/ cup chili sauceto of leftover meat for serving 'six = tea eon grated onion room to taunt other yourigaters recent 99 have trans estdri e. Outsiders t misted no school- topped chool Ort time. Insiders missed serval people; is topped with a fluffy �s eP during the rete y T � tablespoon chopped sweet 'cheese meringue that makes it pickle (relish) ' truly company fare. Try this on t/1 hard-cooked egg, choPW _ any member of your family' who —some- people like Tabasco too- sometimes added. (if it is to be served at Combine aSalLgr pepperandand I rika 'will be needed for seasoning ( Finely diced beets and capers are ' 'thinks he doesn't like leftovers, ash I at once) with .salal } see him change his .attitude about the whole matter, LITTLE-MEAT DISH can coudenced cream of Mushroom.--or cream _ - Celery soup .. _ �%/a cap milk - ♦ jT.. « Q/!� ".. • • •' • • _74 Cap. chopped OniOII - - ■ Owe/i . L • 1 cup cubed, cooked beefC or chicken 3/ cups cooked. sliced µ� r✓� carrots, drained :4 eggs, separated .v �i cap shredded Canadian cheese Combine -soup and mills in .2y2-slnari casserole: add onioII. . .rs ` , �y - . meat, and carrots. Bake at 375 1.' r 10 minutes. 'dean- degrees F. fo•�� a �, .. , white beat egg yolks and stir in- 'a > •egg til stiff cheese. Beatwhi es-un_ a> ' and fold in egg-cheese mixture. p ° �.�+ V'�•� .:; --Pile fluffy topping over mixture In " casserole and continue baking suet; =u w ire , --- foi • 30 mMntes. (It is important to : w rG aria top- -cook" 6• '`;Y• t _ casserole while p .P g _ otherwise dish is ioo moist.)' F' ng, r This serves s 'ter If you have -only Ya cap of left- ` over, chopped meat—beef, ham, chicken, pork, or flaked tuna--try the following creamed delicacy for �' t four, CELERY-CREAMED EGGS r r t i can condensed cream of _ j soup Is" t ' '/s cap still - w 4. hard-cooked eggs, sliced a s1 tablespoon clopped pimiento Ej. I/ cup pped meat Cho .: 4 slices toast " , h ♦� , .v - -milk and beat �'• e:.. a `. Cpmbine soup and . slowly over low heat. Stir in eggs. pimientos, and meat. When thor- oughly heated serve hot on toast. y A r .sn -XFor a children's vacation party, a,:. •.low verve on toast cut in the shape of ♦animals.) » A T ute o rib from Calvert t Canadians o Welsh descent —if you have leftover spinach, try fried spinach balls for dinner. •FRIED SPINACH BALLS CANADA has been a Tand of tet sail in Henry Hudson's DiscoverY 2 caP• �►� 00O}`°d to settlers for many in 1610 to ' find the North West epi o er mall ! tablespoe+ns butter, melted ..'generations. Much• of our strength assage, n melted .� stems from the-blending of racial and -♦vas David Thompson whose surveys \rL vcup breadcrtmba aj : k l ;i cultural heritages from many'lands. are the basis of our maps of Western - ._ x tablespoons grated onion +� It is a grand fejt of nation build- Canada. 3 tablespoons grated cheese °�/ cap water ung when so many cultures march The Welsh are a quiet, serious, Pinch alispiee nch a lsPi bseaacrwnbs "' cordially together, cooperating and devout and music loving people. `)' Their industr in the. fields of e r n ideas y . allowances, m to , al g for rolling i' v , a, � making- g1 -Beat one egg and combine � with spinach, breadcrumbs. batter. ,'` ' and `preserving ideals, linked by a chemical and mining englneering, .' common citizenship. in the great language and science teaching, /- cheese, onion, and allspice. Mix �1 thoroughly and allow to stand. 15 ' Canadian Family. manufacturing, editing and law — -_ .tn'inutes. Shape into balls. Combine r remaining egg and the water and One of the first Welshmen to come` has contributed much to Canada's beat together until well blended. to Canada was Thomas Button who !progress. . Roll spinach balls in crumbs, in .: the egg-water mixture and in _ • crumbs again• Fry in deep fat at - 375 degrees F. until brown. Drain - on brown paper. Serves, six. - - aWtIr it ' a • If you 'have part of a• can of ' D f S T 1 L L E R S (Canada) Limited peaches, Pears, apricots, or prunes,. ` .A M N! t S T 5 U R O ! ONTARIO make individual cobblers with them. 1 INDIVIDUAL APRICOT COBBLERS- �te.'a 1 recipe baking powder _o, . e famous Calvert family, founded biscuits Cad' head of th �' 2 tablespoons - sugar l,t - ane of Canada's first colonies in Newfoundland In. Fruit halves ty cup brcwri, sugar-- _ `..'1622. The Calvert. ideate of freedom and tolerance _ 2 tablespoons ehbpped green -helped lot the Pattern of the democracy we now enjoy. 1 tablespoon cornstarch ►:: _. TIABLE 3 tabitspootts lemon Juice I cap fruit juice 1 me Or two Per sports Cieali� T�� then way into ea joyment which BROSni�yt-�I, I . QM,��- �� era are henasi eaough to. far PHONE 6I8 wiW ly. res _ WOM BILL CONDITIOSIM - . - = Barr, 'Whose accident at the y a', �g�a am& . r- IJohne-Manville Plant was reported SCAR: PhMe T Dir THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY - JTJLY 1!, so, 21, last week, is in Toronto East Genet _ Bions "at 7.00 and 900 P al Hospital. It is probable that his F. Ml Saturday at 1,80 P M. stay there will be several weeks. THii�iSDAY, FRiIDAY, SATURDAY -JULY 19, E0, 21. l 'Follow The Sun frdetnre cum His foot wAh badly clashed and the _ pounded. Actually, he ter TAiCRIN<i - AN" HAX3'F>!t ink rrLEi+IN FORD j !P ' friends awl �eaca uld bed. death. VUits fr<rm - �Oi =e PLUS - COMEDY -CARTOON - NOYELT7 Mrs, Hafenbrach, Old Forset Road MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY - J_ T , _ 8� is spending L. month friends. She. tm li holidaying gwith� _TzTR -RONALD I ---itF;AGI aud DIANA LYNN ow a . a: - n 2L --Last can)Alete �jr' at em P. M. health lately, • ta are To Til aj Association membership has al- t . . —Mostr, a w come - • :•��,. INT NICOLOR - STARRINQ 1t, :+ indication of the trend in local spirit �� • - ROD CAMERON and WAYNE MORTiIS and enthusiasm. Several long -cher- . ' -' '- fished objectives are now Pterdble of y OYgt01n Y fi •; .__.ADDED FEATURE AND FOX NWS' attainment, A our members continue - to support our siocial events and at. W3TJH : ERROL FLY "N sad PATRICIA 'NVYMORE • Revenue A ent _ tend our business meetings, p W. and Mrs. W. G. Hill,. of WITH DOUGLAS .KENNEDY arid JIsADI WELLES ` Highbush Trail, have shuffled off to Buffalo for a holiday. X*NDAY C�011lII�lG ATTRACTION ,TUESDAY, ,WEDNESDAY - JULY 23, 24, 35, There will be s Carrsival Camm- lxlih THURSDAY, FRIDAY', SATURDAY - JULY 26, 2T, 11. Ittee Meeting. this Friday night,. June business es is hall. A a of import- The IYladlarlC The* West Point Story ant business is to >>e transacted and -: • every member is invited to be pres- STAiZN(G - JAMES GAGNEY ams} VIRGIPjIA MAYIO ent. New ideas and offers of help . will be welcomed.. WITH - IRENE DUNNE and ALEX GUD NESS '1 Mrs. Butterfield.. of Wes6-Hill is ' CLEARANCE SALE band, o the Barr 'some. Her hna- i y ADDED' �'EATt1tI - band, who is at the front1h Korea, 1E wrote recently that even as early as Stolle, ZEN'S AND BOYS' SPORTS AND -RUNNING SHOES talk November, there w a lot of - - -= _ - talk orison¢ the lighting men. of an early armistice. IMTH - ANN SHERIDA.N and VICTOR MATURE I, SPORTS SHOES . 3.v3 to , c4.75 A few men have been lapin¢ the � )RUNNING SHOES - liQ-Q i to 8Q.45 new flooring in the small hadI and 'they would like to see ` Withers reporting there with hammers _ rHEATRE POLICY or three and a willingness to hop, for _ an B e pens Fn ening, 6.10 P. ]6- !YV1111® they !�'��ox Office O _ .. - hour or two' SATURDAYS S and HOLIDAYS 6,00 P. IL Our two life—guards are. haying -a MA71SEE SATURDAYS and HOLIDAYS. - - 1,10 P. 3L ; We Now Carry Co Ola Grease lad Gnus ane Fittings ' very busy time, They are_ testinit;. = SMOKING IY LOGE' SECTION Ari' NO EXTRA COST sad immunizing the water regularly Crease in u to 25, lb. pails and the. Township Hea:tb. Officer is, _ AtTPLE FREE PARhI\G . �C�.AREMONT CO-OPERATIVE carrynea out his inwcrowdn - A near -capacity crowd •attended- ,,yE'li last'Monday's, bin.o. The Share -the- CLAR�O.'�IT _ Wealth went to Mrs, Sleep, Picker - Ing: Mr, Carter, HiRhisr, l Creek: Earl Beare. rod 'Nlrc, Gnrd�n, Mort en's Park. PICSERi1:�G TOWNSHIP and R Forsyth were I ` rained out" in their tournament �9rs. PnllimhiP sink �IrG; }luttor'div- . BUd L� -. •GT ARA:�TEED Znshbp s Hardware 1 ,did the' TP!1-Dcsllar a ectal, Mrs. - G PERMITS - =I Puy at Uxbridge .est week. 1? RADIO SF-1-ZVICE I Miss Georgina Forsyth .is spend- Patterson, Hii;hland Creek, wen the. _--Isa>,ed Tues.M i to a P. N. BEATTY ELECTRIC RANGES Ing two weeks at Hospitality Inn, full c -rd. Fifteen ether: won val- Any 14i8ke Or MOciel Pat Minden. Ont... uable prizes. The date of our :next 'sad by appoinCmea; SEATTY ELECTRIC WASHERS Mr. and Mrs, Gem-Congtablg. of.-� bingo, for a-F1f'y-Dollar -Jackpot. n - Newrnarket, called on old friends will ►e annourred later; but there T. J. 1- ARTfl RANGETTES AND here on.sunday , , continuous jackpwt at the PROUSE SE • - - :. wi71 be a R . - %inrRlPr Carnival Ring, in Dixon's • � _ .. .. "- FIELI# IEIECTR.ICAL APPLIANCES Mr. and Mrs. Peters of Pt Perry, �LRLDIl`.G IN are spending a few days with Mr. Feld on August 1T 11i, .. - ' PHO,fE Pickering b'�W$ ' ' ,and Mrs. Carruthers., : - B-H Paints and --Ge ,era.i Hardware Dr, and Mrs• iiagerman Qf Tor ICKER NG ••e•� onto, called ori Dr. and Mss. Tom- l • phMe Pleterias 947 - - linson• one day lot week. � ,'. PHONE 46 PICKERING I _ BROUGHAM Eavollrw is !� Claremc-mt-- _ . _ sad G The members of the Friendly Bible LiBIIVt>} s FL'IitiACES AND Class and their families met at the - FURNACE REPAIRS i home of Mr. and Mrs. .Harold Bar- s ELECTRIC WATER- SYSTEMS Two Claremont people •hsd the clay on Monday evening last. After • s Phone or Write for misfortune to fall, breaking arms a short business meeting, all enjoyed S "to -ESTIMA'T'ES * last week. On WednesdayMiss S. E. been srsvrtrd to -hale thea Augiut r' , Imes and luta of ice cream with Evans while taking out the gists m cake, on the lawn. The Cass has � SILT► RMtd 9. G. BARNES the stave, fell, breaking her arm and `" A - giving her ankle, a severe twist, .-e- meeting_ at.. the„ home of Mr. and i'►' E quirin* Constant - massaging x:nd firs. Jack Mitchell, a~ . p, • Phone: Brooklin 12 Fj •S 1 movement to prevent it becomia Miss Shirley Beer and brother `><Cker>In Jewels stiff. gn Thursday night, •Mrs. Jas. Kinneth, 'of Toronto visited their _ ;, 8 Y ;�o. `13 Highway, Three Niles r. Taylor tripped on the sidewalk.' and father 31r, D. A.'Bee" one fay last Nanh of Q4'hitlsy, Ontario ., fractured her arm. She was on her geek, in Brougham' here. way home from visiting her daugh= Miss sharp of Oshawa:: viiited her x ter '-Firs- Arksey at the time, We niece airs. Al.. Harvey 'and family; 1 wish them both a speedy recrn•ery. un Sunday. Stomach flu has been prevalent in The annual Sunday School picric £y _ the village during the past week a- of St. John's Church will., be. held at e+� ,hong them and. being quite sick me: Lynbrook Park on Thursday, l,;th•' `y •- _ _ ,Shirley Tay] and 161rs. Harold -FIs'• and airs, Manson £1!ieott'and .,Redshaw. _ Billie; also Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ell - Employees of the Sarco Plant icott enjoyed a rrk,tor trip to Minden Inv Wvnstarted back- to work on Mont ay on SundaY 4ast. after their annual holidays. The .31ram11Ix_-A._F ;t;• *t ^a lit, -.rnen are busy taking stock and pre- daughter of Oshawa, visited Ii.'and • ariag for the fall rush of orders. Mrs; D. A. Beer on Sunday, _ Phol]e 28 I W ;- Pickering, Ontario e: Miss Clark,. of Campbellfoid, a :firs ..hairs and Barbara spent a- / Li'ormer tea_her here, visited Mrs. T. few days last week with friends a. ondy last. week and called on old t:; Balsam Lake. r'nends here, Miss Luuise Ritchie is' holidaying e Don Hedges and Roger Roy, mot- in" the North. t 1. - ,vred to Orillia Gravenhurit s;:sYd Orr About thirty ladies, members of O r ,make last week, the Adult Bible Class of St. John's' AA D Mr, and Mrs. Clare Keevil and Church, met at the home` of Mrs. • Emily spent 'two . wee'kse'at their W. C. Willson on Saturday, to spend I; t • _ "• ottage at Caesarea, Lake Scugog. a Social Afternoon with Miss Beat- �O ME61rWy will be .1010 with :real it Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mansell and rice Stevenson .on ,tire, e�-e.•of her I • •• • � M '• • �� '_ •• r9nd baby daughter holidayed at Lim departure for her new home at Will- ' ezrlost Lodge during the past two owdale, Ontario, • • :Old fa • a- Congratulations ug.... . _ s. le and Mrs. Jack Stewart and wrikejulrifl �ened bargains • dvri a•Congratulations fo Doug. and Mrs. little son David, of" Oshawa, visited W �R��GGr W _ _ eackinson on their` marriage on the Mrs.. Woodward end `Evelyn on - ,h.h. Following a wedding -trip to Sunday last. r, I i,ontreai, they will reside in Clare- Mr. and Mrs. Robertson, Torunto, eront.. .;__ visited Mrs. Lem'mon, and Mrs, Midd- or. Mr. and =Fir's, Leslie Lye spent leton one day last week. Mr. Reid of Gormley, visited -Mr. nieir holiday's at Orr Lake. , y, - Mr. Wm. Thompson and Mr. arid' Al. Harvey on Sunday. �'0$ INSTANCE •Yen' Can Woe 1 .*s. Jos. Ward 'of Whitby, visited Brougham friends extend symp- e and Mrs. G. M. Forsyth one athy to Mr. and Mrs. Bub Browes FiftyD0118?a on the death last Sunday, in Onllia• _ I3+ last week.. _ .00) 0 a ne ' ($60 n ;Many of the farmers here have Memorial Hospital of Mr. Browes' ` e i trouble with their hay, being .mother, Mrs. John Browes, former- 0 8 ? ft• 60 cycle Refrigerator , ,ked and left out - in the recent IY of West Hill, „ �, 4tcp rains. ne crop will be veru Just _like " Foltnd Motley - --- ! x,t in some parts of the_ township, _ ;. _• s1!dr. and Mrs, Jack Badgero« and East VoOd)&64 _ Sli4 oEE, tl3e'regnlar selling pride .ffan have returned hoinP after.two _ - . ,,1s at Hall's Lake. One of, the ,host 'arid most popular m_ akes. o.Qr, and Mrs. -Mills of Toronto, ..On behalf of our sw.imraing:,poal r _ teant the week -end with Mrs. JaG, eustoliians we appeal to the .one. or ,; COME ONJN AND BEEP CONING e .'•ullough here. two individuals who have used or tike to use the gfiarlea ardy spent •the %reek -end d , pool illegally. •to to Mr. d Mrs, Bert Gibson, of Please ,refrain. The price of a card LORNE MITE is small and the rules apply to k:v- l - nawa. Prybody. It is disappointing to have ' - -owal bowlers: Thos, Hammond, .oRn,• the centre of a good mixed- ! PHONE PICKERING 197J2 ' ,N -