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1881 * Casts psi a4pA AlttbOrlZed as $eoo:rd talus
Stbowillaliss Pzb k IL Per yew W. 8e, _ig.Og W. G MII3a1`HAB AlaiD l303K
• - Ze ..Order Put • Onar�nAd nursed - •freeWatere Z" -
2100 -'Acres',
- - - Vail- N nrou>� _ DOGS AT LARGE j _ Pickering ♦ age. .4 ,
•t,any x of Pic;tietdngersea aru�s. Exam RBSults
HBe visMd'�ppoint2nest when they Married at Sedten Pickering Township Council rola Miss Isobell Etherin oa of Tor .
learned that the Ontario Municipal _.. Pick -ring District. High Beim" k have, posted p�� warning spent Sunda with the bloriey T
Board bad •referred decision on the � recent wedding of interest . to dog'rowners against permitting 'them .faammiliese Y
application of Pickensg for water this area took place at K•edron ,Ont Subjects m bracket& indicate that to be �g at large,, but unless the James Da+yer 36 confined to bed '.
from Ajax bmiprovel:ae t Areae when Miss Martel MountjoY, daugh-- promotion is made conditional on waanins< is enforced and carried out at the home of his sister Miss Mary ,
in dedsertag dec3siors the two Bi' ter of Mr. and Mgrs- War• Mountjoy, improvement in .that subject next they won't be worth the card they Dva Ver, the result • of a stroke suff
Ma nbeuas, R. C. Rowland and R. I- of Kedron, becaane the bride ofon, _ eied a week ago. �
Kennedy placed a tempor�t•y freose , pverson Ncrton, son of Mr. and YeGrade. it to 11,--- Hon. Joy Botell, are Printed Mrs. James Richardson, George- .
order WIr the 1100 apses of farm Mrs. Thomas Norton, of Brooghetm. Margaret Hortop,. Joyce Morley
Tick -
land to the north .and east of Al"' Rev. Dr. 'Osborne, officiated. Irene Wf
Potter, Mary aiznnsan, Shin . aQi3A,N,ering over the week -end. G OF DATE town, visited her relatives 3n Pic>s-
to prevent it from -being sold, Pend- Bridal attendant's were: sisters of lev Moss. John Chubb, R,obt. Cowie, understand that Mr, and I"-
ing a:ither approval or rejection of the bride. 7Haid of honor was Mar Robt. White. Pass Standing: The Evening Auxiliary a�a,d Min- We
the -restrictive by -Lw which would ion: bridesmaid. Miss Beryl and the maces Brown, Lillian Littleford, strel Show Picnic will be held on L. Briggs have purchased the Mrs, -
hold {� y .for residential p�+T' Junior Bridesmaid, Eleanor. Mina Margaret Rose, Jennie Zolopia, Robt June 29th, at Cedar Glen. `First Tho®nas Laky home.
Penes only. Tlwe zoning bylaw �e Muriel Werry, cousin of the .bride Bryant, Ken Butt, Bruce Cossar. care leave fOurcorners at 5.1�; let- Mr. and Mrs. Morison visited ton
touch the agorae as'the former •town- 'Phe Lord's Prayer" during -Bert Cows, Peter DswsonL Wayne er ,cars at 9.15. and Mrs. Cartwright in Burlington bylaw:, except for the _theganof the register cad on Richard White, Don Hil- on Sunday:
&flip planning • Y She signing , SALEM CEMETERY MEMORL,I. Mooney Sr., remains critic -
new clause r4garding in�9 in Donald Norton. brother of the born, Promoted Conditionally:- SERVICE JUNE 24. ally ill at her home. She suffered a � {'
.tom area. By #his means, Ajax hoy,es .ger played the wedding music. Leona- Kentnor (Let Boc, St.) a • e stroke, Friday last, and has had lit-
.to protect themselves and build up Ushers were: Rosa Pooley and.Don- Moira Newlands (Lat), Gor. Berry
their own yadvatria:d sites without aid Mountjoy. After a wedding trip (Ft. Math.), Don Harris (Lat.), Salem Cemetery Memorial S34, at tie nourishment since: Mrs. Monsey .
haavmg • Val fringe around. to Ottawa. the couple will reside at Harris tLat.-) Rosa Irwin (Fr. will be held on Sunday, June ch at her 93rd year. --
• Reg..ihem. Harris 2.80 p. :m; when Rev. McLachlan,
♦ Lat.), adds -, o w n a rim K al Rnwrd
told MI. Grant,1A=11tt Hill- vE. s.�d� va Oapl!'
The Bos�sd - Guests were Present from xamu- Betty Dunham -(Last), Pat Fernane the Oddfellowa- - choir of Brooklin. , -- • a s * o
Twp, Solicitor, ,they felt, the Ion, Weston, Toronto, Locust Bili,
(Lot ): - - will have charge of the music. Pub- � •Robert Ruddy, Pickering resident
�uegot3atione were not far enough Oshawa. BoWrnanviile Newcastle -Grade 8- to 10:- Hon. - Standing - stem- will be Used, and farmer and Toronto businessman
advanced io snake application- and Millbrook. - Helen Bentley, Mary Craig, Lour lie address sy - i with a wide circle of friends through-
-While Pick_ ng. sine Gibner, Verna Hartford, Acrd- Mrs. John Lepg out Pickering Township, wus appoint-
• -•While the Board agreed -Also attending were -font yeang
ering Village and the new half mill -people Tho .are touring Canada from re, Hunt, Hallie Kazsinduk, Joyce _... _ _ ed this week by the BoLwd of the
Ion dollar HWh School Shat will OP Scotland an guests_ --of the Junior. . Keith, Mary Levingston, ELM" Word has been received here by I Ajax and PickeringTownship- Gen-
eft
en oan this Septw*er, should hAve Farlrlm. Stork, Rose Wionzek, Joan Wright. relatives of the death on Sunday'.: ersd Hospital -to fill the vacancy, in
caster fancy Said that "if the High Jane. Miller, Erle Barkey. Bev.. Bry- June ,30, of Mrs. -John Deng, of th� Board of Directors, left by the
-Behoa(. trustees started building on Rotary Swimming Class for Pick- sat Francis Collom, Ran, Foster'( i Grand Marais, Minnesota She was recent resignation bf Mr. F. V. Von
sonmone:s hearsay that they would orans Youngster, - about fifty -em- John Found, Tom Hearns, William a in her 93 -rd yeau. Before her morn pie
lave water Ibis tall ssaa do sot nt,sneeri 7esterdsy at Greenwood. Lintas.,- Bill Max, Bill McKee, Rudy Jago she was -Ecce Carter, of White- The Board also .announced that
eget it, the .onus is on .' Rudat. Bill Tyaa. Pass Standing i - vale. 'Atter her marriage to Mr. j there were lour huracired and forty- M
_ Suppaictir5g the $yplaw were' M. -- DUNBARTON,NEWS Clarissa FAhrards. Shirley Reesor, 1. John Leng, of Pickering they lived
,Grant, for Pickering Twp; N. Fr"- ******** _ _ three pthe time
mesabth of the Bona
- Bill Rirrlorser, Eleanor Rowell, Marg- '� just west of the Brock Road on what � ital At the time of the last ;gerareaa1
er, for Pickering Village. Cyril Miss 'Evelyn Westgate spent the &ret Tallon. Kathleen, Shaver, - Joan ; is -no wNo. 2 Highway. Their tam- ; meeting, and that the resultant sum
Morley, for Whitby -;-Pickering Plan Week -ed with her brother Harry l ran, -John Tran, Joan Westerman- fly of fire children were born there: i -of . $443.0-0 der vFd few, Member- - '
nint�� Board sad R• hwin, for -the and Mrs. Westgate r.'t *sPeler- patrics Searles, Dinvid Brittain. Gary i but when they were quite young imed
IQ% School. E. I- Ruddy, a long- --Congraaatulations to Wilf. and Mrs. O'Hara- I the family moved to Minnesota 2 rid al
s dFees
campaignb expens for hThere s
Dobbin, -Chan. lust', Fred
time resident Bad 16 --''moved here Whitney on the -birth of a son . at Gord,- Q Rile Collin Trinnell, PLUS ` have resided there cine• . Iorty Venula ago because it was as the East General Ho ita1, y' T fere, said -RogerEioger Gon:.st; Hospital - forty
residential ossa sway from tionally : - Joyce Rimmer t Sac. She. was the lzsx surviving rs#eaRs' President, "it. appears th t, all dons
11drL Mansfield left -this v`eek'7`or St.), Crawford (trig. Fr.). ber of a famliv of nin' of the late ;tions received in the llttirass and
noise 0216 smoke Of The city.,, 39ontreal on the Empresa of .France. Franme
Franc Dunham tFr., Math), Bill Tho- Curter of Whitevala campaign will go intact to the es-
,• 1iarry • A. Newman,- associated She is So'in8 to spend the summer -I,�ay 1Math ), _ Ricardo L%xtan tabl3shment of the hosgitaL"_
�wlth J. W. Carrick. representing with friends and relatives in Eng- (Erg•►, Ron, McIntyre (Fr.'. Math), - ' The -campaign for the 19 5,M to
several farmers in the zoned area. �: We wisb her a pleasant tr%p,. :Jack Rinner (Eng), Don. 8hortreed ANNOUNCEbIENTi3
. .: purchase the �existiag hospital and
suked .los adjournment >Q the inter- . r. Boyd and Drtsa Causiice. of: (Ails- (�.. Math. ), Bernie Wiortseh (E5tx). s est, to. re-turnis'ti and re-
ested parties could get together .and ville visited their homey here for Myrie Potter (Matt., Soc. int), li�rtb Ids.' &tad Mia. &, waste! White, cs equ pm _
est on rile Pklter.ag, -Oabsrin• wish to aaaott>ad2 ewip, renovate the Interior sod exp.
come tri a mutual agrees, t:he week -end. _ .C1=,--(Zng.,.S'oc. Bt.}. - ' --
Matter., ""Tmu my my client can- �: Shad and Gordori_ia:re. in the engagemmtp of tMts diagbtar tospi and a place the compute
build houses, yet you will not plus E. H. -Demers. M. A.. Pb. D. rarjorie Ethel, to Mr. Elwyn Llew- hospital on a five -:.:re lot 'of land
thein water to drinlr That's $ally N.ew York -w a holiday.; _ of 3. �,. ono -half mile from the Lake in Ajax
t to intelligent _ r and Mrs. W., Willis were -in- D:.Ed.: ilius: Bach., Prttwipal, glyn. MaMarmis,. commenztd -today: Pickering Tow,-
iargwnev* to Pin Highland Creek on Saturday visit- Abe marriage to take Place at Pick- fz
•people" said lYlr• Newss>nn `ing Mr and Mrs. Vincent Wright ROSE AND PEONY SHOW esin,r Unite,( Church; July 88, lsrvl, ship. Pickering Village, .Fairport -
•--E. F. Bastedo, representing two ....Miss N. Risk entertr�ned the _ 2B ansa .5,00 o'clock.
Beach. Fsaadsman s Bay and P cls
:farmere who an a:t prem in the r Gro of the W. A_ at AT ROUGE NNE. • , • e>dttg Beads, will all be caa<aysaned
he didn't -know whether. riehome • All industries and bnsineuses will be
Went, said her asses on Tuesdsay. Mr. and '.His. C_ Satsdrail;,-of Pem-
they were for --or _ >��. the �- Miss Lois Ann _- Davidson ,took The Rose and Penny ill b �. the broke� and North B:ry. Ontario, an- approaehe3 and all organizationaj is '
law. art in the dance recital at Ajar . H°Tticultural .Society will be held. the area will be asked to' pledge a
p on Tuesday. June 26, at '8♦SO P. M. nouace the eraga�etrseat o. their only tI
'Waw can't- the High School dig', 1'iall on Fridaynight. She is t; pup- daughter, June, to Mr. X. It. Smith. donation to be tondo before the aur
at_the Apuge_ Sunday School Raem
-`swells as a t�orarY .measure•' ask- it of Miss Hattie. - svn cf¢Mr. htsd Mrs:' K. F. Srrr.C` o -of pilaf opens.
et Mr. Newman, ''there is Plenty of j Mr. VL:;:nhar.•a, of Scarboro. will '.be.. Pickering. Ontario. It is hoped bf the hospital completed .. -
We were sorry to hese that the •the judge, and Miss Lintnn also of g' that if the c ✓., 1
good water around" to said. (Mr wee two -day-old eon on Mr,. - and .. eted
amp 2n is comp
Newman hasn't been around thea Scarborn, will arrange boyq%!ets. by enid-July, that -the hospital, tan
w311age very ursine}& lately, - it- would I Mrs. Stan R::yrnond had to be re- _.. _E;:ibita to be in place by 8.00. v l lg I`H. ANI�fIVL'RSABY be ,,pen^1 on its n:w cite by the lam- - -
moved to the Biek Cisildren`s`�ios- m prize Lista for Classes. OT Foundirrg Anglictu (Church _ ,
appear. EA) t pital:- We hope to hear -good.. neaw - IR Pickering ginning o[ next year. ` CO
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from there. 13gg'r
8>eoet Road Behoof
To Hold Field Mrs. K McClements and Mary School Area '1'o Be Diseusse4 'ire 'IJPth .Annivem-L-Y of .the -
Day And Picnic: :. Beth spent the week -end in Cooks- foundingof the work of -the• Angiic- Whilo .t ha& been the practice
• 4 vk with 11Ira; W:son Cecor: AAt the suggestion ot! in3P>:t�r as Chuch in Pickering Towrszhip, with the t`icicering Neve for a great
On rinse '`7., :the Brock R. School Mrs. F• J• Harvey was in Perth A; Archibald, parr. agerraents haze" will be -observed on Sunday, Jun1 inan•� tears to receiYc. Classified -
pupils, theft parents and friends fait week attending the• funeral of men made fur the ratepayers of the 2-s -at 11-10 0. m.'The bpQcia3 speak- Advrriisarnent} over the phone,
Will field a combined field day :rd her brother-in-law, Mr. Dunlop. Whi.eval2, Green River,• Brougha'sz ' '
. or for the occasion will be Rev; II. tivitis �, "I'll drop. .(a next time we
basket picnic at the . home of, M. i, , A number of the Young Peo,sle and Brock Road School Sections. o hj�D. Cleverdon, L. Th., }lector of gn by". A recent dis^overt' in this
stand Mrs. Lea yyilson, on the Fourth i were gt Ni>: m Falls on Saturday- hold a � �nbsned -nee ng on Wed- ~Christ 11Ierfi61`igl Church, t)shriwa, office h rwev�r brin=e that pr::itice
Concession, stpting at 3.00 P. m. on the annual June Cruis_. Township Hall, Brougham, _ - . d Complain of the Ontario R:JL to tin en,•i now. Curiosity prompted -
Thera will be spotta, and Rbmes, and We are pleased to see Mrs. T). nesday, June 27, 8,30 P. M. to All arae cordially "'im:ltr:i. There -ua to m track. over a few yaira and
!un .for you. Sod old. R•:membea Cameron home from the Lockwood discuss the, formation of a School !"Will be no Sunday' • School on
tars aAA nt► those onta;an3ing• =`I'll par
-fug �;,D } of the last picnic'in Clinic_♦ A speedy and complete rec- Area. Mr. Archibald,' and•;a Repr<s- ; .�u�d whin- I'm down'! itevi,; ,..we quit
Way? Be sure 10 "vne . and make ovrery ?e hope or. en ve o c' * --- -osis showed -s-- '
the party all the tarrrier by `your •—I.s:.rrence aria 31'rs, "Davis and ucztion will be at the meetini;. = St, Pwul'c,.Dunbsrton - -'• total of over. two. hundrej dollars....,
Marilyn are on a holiday to tier Ratep::�ers of these SectiJns are �undar, June =1. Sunda;: Scho"i at "Ir m.;nd was mala ua g200 in _
presence. York: urged to attenii.
Mrs. L. McCoisochie and Miss :.. i Z. .
00 p, p Evening I'ra5c, at 3.00 25c. items
'�1R OF WATER r � p -ria, Preacher., Rev. E G Robin- • It was understandable th^:, a bill
ARE YOU7IN 'F .Mary -Craig, ape t, Fr'idvy with Pic- Deputy •Grand Raster I. O O. F. (son, B. D. or statement on two cent's worth of
FOR ton friends. Elected At lbronto Convocation y,t4tionery • on which four ernts poi-"
TEM SOUTH OF PICKERINCI Bill Bellhouse motored to Petaw- _ _ _. _ tags had beets paid, to collect 25c,
j awn on the week -end. He was acc- EdgLY R.'Heron, Myrtle, Ontario, r for that advt. woulA not hm_•e any
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FORGET ompanied harne -byw his mother who • : Qlliotly ittfention" paid tp it, tvbich leaves
FORMER ♦�MGEMENT.g was elected D. s; M. of the I. O. O. i - sill` /g
1u�:3 been spending some time there i this &trios the oaIy- alternative.
DEP.-REE^NE with her son and falmily. F. with, jurisdiction ever Oshawa. F'r'om now -on, we, must vuk that
NFdL E. McR'PVEN Whitby, Fort Perry, Bsooklin and a remittam2
Pickering I,odggs; and Mrs. Lt na a of Ons Cent per word.
p Whitby, Dist, Dep. President including tee, address and phone
ellow, Whi -
of the Rebekah Assembly.
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number (when used) ' minamum,
cents, a th a
y 25 con accompany e • inserti0
order. • _ d.. .
Claremont Wedding Atusiversary
Mr, and Mrs. H Johnson cel B' CHMAN'8 BAY Public School Softball Tournmeent
ebrated their fortieth wedding inn- .Port Perry •Juno 16f. ,
_- ��e _�• iversary on June 15, quietly at their JULY 6�x 7TH — �
—:Teem
T a from Uxbridge, Whitby.
_ y inT yywere19arried on urn- ..- Ajax e, ort Perry r -rd Pick.
.: ho Th
day i e r 11, from the re:' , • Roug P
7.sa`dence of tat bride''i parents, Mr. �16K �>IIi43'E ering participated is the Suuth Ont
' and Mrs. George Smith, of Rich- , County tournament.
To Bring The Family To snood Hill. eo Stas lane fed. Dr. - . ;yflAiati The Junior Championaalthl, wwhier asfw�
and W, re2ith 'of the Meda r�n$d - -,he Pickering tea
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9itlrth, 7 y -will
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• � , � . i Y . to ,sand Pk Perri
■ ■ o,iist Church there. The -bridesmaid" �Ef�aq�gtitltf.S 'in the Finar 11 to 7, winning- then•
was a sister, Mises' Hazel' Smith and '-
_ 56o the Ailing Red Wing -Trophy. ra .
Picker the best malls-;4Ir. George Topper, The Senior -Trophy, donated b>r
g of Elgin Mills. The couple spent _ _ de .Men Teachers"Federation was
�• their honeymoon at Lake Joseph, at SOMETHItiG NEW A.�1'D won by Ajazc Public School. Ajax
Parrv. Sound and took up residence - DF'ERElv'T HAS BEEN defeated Uxbridge and. then Rottg!
pMrad� at ��0 in :forth Toronto, where Mr. John- Sckool 19 to 7 in the Final.
son was a motorman on the York _ ADDED hickerinR\L3ne-up. - Catcher, I±.-
Radial until 1915, when they moved COME AND ENJOY VOURSEL!'- Irish; Pitcher, Bill Hansen: Yat.. D.
- - -sports, to. ClAremont, ane farmed until a- Goldman; 2nd, Jim Pyette: ars, Boli 'Softball - bout 1944, They have four children; Proceeds In Aid Of The Greener: 5.5., Bill Moffat: C. PL, l
all married, and nirp grandchildren: Frenchinan's' Bay Community F,�-Perraule; R. F., Neil Ayyeers; i
_ one little daughter died in 1932, At Building Fund L, F., Bobby Watsrsn. Bobs.. Mitiaer
�Ereniny Stays Showu Present they. are loving retired in Frenette, Garry Wtetaoa, Jno. Bush*
Claremont; where they nice reipec'ted i
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- - - - - - 1Q 1X61TlC SAM mac&/ MEDICAL
Joe lam. 8agaw ]ten or gsaeral Farmen.
•• '-' We live wart aoa :.want m an popular PO878 ECZEMA SALVE t�
'Well -if looks more or l4sa like ++ brsldL Nanasm I. Panty. Coakirels. Also SAMBA the torment of ars oneself, rashes i
hash today. Also, with. the butcher's Totb'7 Ib�ta ane older Pallets. sees aha wswtns skin ttoubles, post's leaaema F.
w1`: will not disappoint _you.
Price list more end more rlsemblfug - ' p Notch chick Bale. Itekw. meal" bor'nias *cam". ease,
the temperature chart of a Quell*. Ontario. rtegworm, VIMPUS and siblets'a toot. will
patient zov =got away .from •the law , t' -=a t 4117 to We stainless, adorlew "
running a burning fever, even �saeh of atrppis and demand." The dsmaaa olatmsat rwucsu at how stubborn for _
.a` liable to a dl�uted in: titgGa such light now L greater than the supply of bepsl. thea seem
-fir eggs and poultry meat. This means high PRICE 19,00 PER JAa
- iia 11t Gse. Like the eai.Zry chef .Pricesut for Lad good dp:poultry. :n apt s ess tons PPOMost rr- REMEifDI III ES Print
All -o! Whrli salted his' recipes fol~' prompt delivery on all ropulaf breeds ase Qaass 81.,10.. Corney or Lena. Tonto
_ 1aa k chicken soup, -replied "Fifty for here. broilers or roaaitariL Also Tor'
b7 Poults. Older Pullets. F
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fifty-one. barrel. Of Water_ rnis of Twaddle tenon" Limited. neneer Bead for am Ain:; Kerto tablets
chicken." Fkrevm. Ontario. 31.00 - 93.00 - 16.00. Imperial Induatrle--
POULTRYMEN -let your17i8>0 cop? of P.O. $os -901. Winnipeg. Main, x
the 96 -page 'Poultry Disease, Mean"$, r
To start off with something of Write for details now. Roddy. Boz 119. NURSERY STOCK
.trery small interest, did you know. Lenge Branch' Qntprio. DAYLIUES
that entries for the 1951 English BUBKN fes 0111"ATi7IQITIiI// NEW wonder flower -crow without car.,
Channel Swim, sponsored by the MOST modern tally equipped arable Pool 8uindrsda of giant blooms, ' flashing
London Daily Mail, have arrived roam and tobeloco b9ltaess, Nine year colorer. ; Bend for free catalocus Aisle
i4ae& Price $13.000, -Old estabushed 11- beaufifal art photos of daylllim. Plorldei
grain no, leas. than 70. challengers. -
U016 pool. ram Laaeh Counter, tobf,cco. Gardens. Port Stanley. • Ontario,
coming from 21 different countries?. 4 Pyle. 3:1.000, terms- 7lltgfe•■ Real Saute. OPPORTUNITIES
Chatham. One. MEN ANDWOMEN 6.
cert proves, if anything, that a r tr rr IS R�L ESTATZ Bvanllt//
certain sort abutspread
-goofiness is r - no BE A R&IRDRESSER i^
of say ilnd lin.w*l s you are houses
ablN CANADA LEADING KROOL
means local, but spread far -and ; . ' ether .. buyer or seller -noose or r�
_gide. 6d =m' : QTsat > �
61 Street Kitchener. Ontario. ..
Pleasant dignified profession. Bond wham A
y r France tops the list*witli 13 men +
DYEING AND Q' Tlrousaads o! successful Martel sradaaten
NAVA Toa aaawI= needs d7.sas or dsma• America's Greatest Byotsm
and a girl typist from Paris. And Jost writs -to on for latotmatlan, we ninstrated Catakicto Fran,
in case you're thinking of holding are Siad to answer soar awatim& Ds- Writs or Call
partmsat IL Parker's Dye Works Lfmfted. MARVEL RAMDRRSSMa BCSOOIA
breath waiting for the results tet rant. 8t.. Toronto, us slow Bt- W.. Toseato
' our advice is against it, as the race • Snumbes:
won't be held until August 13.
- FARMS FOR BALM i_t.. Ottawa-
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34040. Fres A" for• sale. Thnundrw f Rideau
By that time the total number ofaero.-t mace tram Bandrfag• on mow
pioaghed r d. 'Seventy' eons workable. RANDwAnM4o •AxALTSIB 11.06. A w
coal Ietitors will be probably- whit- slay loam. helium* -hash. some, -Umber. alr"Wismor vocationaland 4smparl/en
tled down to a mere 20. If it were good bungalow• -water Install". Good .fast 11,113,440". A. Blackburn, Boz 139, Hour
whittled down by another score 'we, rooted burin. alone touaa:atien. Immediats trent I. :
po ssion. Terms. Cash preternd. Apple
-- ally, think we eculd-stand - 'moo a1tAZu+tQ �+taraatee melee oar shwr
man >e. Yet.._ x..et.,L• Ode„_-- --ions-f,ad•-eaalft7 Yee't-H: ss"T ef,st�tr- -
A, r • sell. Liberal, commission. Bona plash Alm
F9R BALE
ee .. -- - Lingerie and Man's Wear. Filo sales I[ft
However, every man to 'bis taste, " Taki9lo Tb'/ � ^til the mate of 'a rubber woman," has _ PAM KZ'VK U*i starts fall lmmeafatel:. epos•- se .sett -
and those Channel pluggers certain- lb travel adveiritages, as Joe and Evie Slack, music hall perform. / � 1loloriaed rows Tiller s -root um•, Dtmo-zea W9• R—litoa•
1y work for all they get in the i ,.. A'r Tinmg width, v. only two nanous.
erne Ove on their arrival in London. Elly. Evie Slack fols neatly 39orma , Be:kow•u. Agincourt. Ontario. PATENTS
way of either gold or glory. Several into suitcase size and Joe carries the burden of matrimony, �• x 091.
weeks of training in the chilly _ a store. 040.000. Down payment AN OF"R to 91`417 mreat=--U a at If.
$18,000. balaace tormr 113.040 .tock on l vacuous and tan iaforbatkm slit tree,
-- a Channel waters are reckoned to m I Is d. Carryias materials Lmr of N~. '!h8 Ramsay fah. Registered patmt attic.
the best method of preparation I ' not cels done it both ways men's aha ohildrsn•s Reads -to -wear &a W-- 211 emit /tree, Ottawa.
Well as groceries. barOwanr eta Heart
_ ?hen, after they are 'ready, they I but he also holds the record for of tourist district. Phone Vision .42 s1` rBTHZRXTONaAu= a c =RM7-
have to await favourable conditions. the fastest crossing with a time welt• Wet•- P•arom, Winded taint Bonanon, Retabn &w lose, lie
- of . }Oh. 50min: Two others. Ed- BswaTlFvx, s smr.7 log loaga 11 roorna I nay /vent Toreota Booklet at becarsa,
Such conditions may take a long ward Temnee and Thomas Blower, " mfemeoci t Hand ardwood > abousiskeoplue sh _ : I uos na naasst,
xH 4
_ time coming. Then, again, they may I of England. have accomplished the 4 L 3.0,004, 314.444 down. mortsassa:or PERSONAL
1Psn balsam. IIi bsaltb reason for saT(� c1T CIGAAZTTJW - The east was.
rrive very suddenly, as they did ( dual crossing and Jason Zirga
.nos, ,' William Perram. Mladen. Ont J
for a character .named TiraboschL . of Greece, has twice swum lrodi Use Tofracco 211mmator, a sctespcse
,. , . P01lERANiAN pope. pedlgr'44d. scala tmmt. quickly dfmlaat•s the era+lag-
temata Awfir Klegstoa 1'eme aD
:...err some such Mark in the sulilmer _ i Fir• 1y tobacco rims' tie system bf alcouaik
of 1923. $i i + . • 1[eas•la 19 Sin* /t., • Kiasstes 9 Ie Drag Piarmaceutleal Chemtsta
Signor T. was enjoying, a 80HN DESRE SAILER wit OTUR, v .fns Alta. 'Writs?. O. ,Bog 171.
break in training with a night out The ratite from Xnigland to aatamatfo wire tis, pick-up. An is amt . Ont
in Paris when he was recalled to FraBee is, because' of tidal com- 'NemdstiiaL X number t4: '-193-11th St.. OW lo Fina sad Gat the Job You WaaL
Toronto.-.
-'Cap Gris Nez. He dived in, swam '...,pleitiliies, the more hazardousEx. .•i?�a � WHITE SJON .day-old Dtrtlt- - Te1a�� F' --Protea WKAoda. Coat' 31,40, - -
FRBfO r.' UI ram BALE/: Bos
Kite s seal to England, ate a pail- Iploiit The gastral time that way to 1'around.,OnC as3A. wtarrdesa. S.D., v S. A,
I. Available weekly rest
ie nearly OaBaring firms Limit". Vz*rfdge, Orr.
_ fall of lee cream and then returned y half dee. long agaitf as the � �� LONRLrt Deanssodr Fent that too a•ed a
best from France to England. It 'I I� es°txss/ triose: wwzxx/RIr UNLIMITED has
t0 his Parisian gaiety, He had __ Mi Ben direct from manufacturer well. may. *eloed many people and happleet., peti
is 15h. 25min., b -£ - Y' :� DIV last-- cash der ter'ma even cabinet haw they can help You. No oblicatsos;
toads two previous unsuecessfuf at- y Blower, in 1948. gmrir.ate.a Atlee for ta, Caef,fotae ear atslls, Atlee or pane. rsi.nansp
- tempts. - •'F}te Nottingham heavyweight pro- Y' . Modena t7•tices Mfg. Ce.. 1114 sL ur- Unlimited. 441 Tons• Sestet, Toronto"
- s :r o try improve that
Y �bf,le gee. Montreal Is: "Wen. 3974.
poses to. and mprov upon , _
Channel swimming has been a kites this tar.. Beaverton. ronsion- -
-i.__'crate ever' y when an _. ' + • - ..' ...-- - .. "�' „ 4f'.eRoad. Including
tourist erada ailing abs« .., Silverware.
te v1Na atM Re> trus
ItZPAIS/f.g ,on ,iew. - --
since ]875, 130 woman has
English Arm aQic4r, Captain yet managed the y cavae of III-b•altb APP17 William Me- . ^area Lawn Howls.
11Lathew Webb, made the first 1 '- England•France' battle although-. "� Innis, olonanra, out. .. Tem• work. N. J. Pastrak,' e1 9Gag
many have attempted it. But we ° > ; 1040 COCK/9;t7Tr 94 TRACTOR t7l9:EP• �1471iarn' dee.. Hamtltoo, oaf.
authtntie'pted CfOsaing under 'hie ER, gear, live power take -act. Reason- STAMPS
__09nn :power -and without mechanical � -maY sec the- trail foamed this year able, win *=has" for livestock, M. W.
because news from California It- �Aore A! Home - Lleeq, R 1R f. Waterloo, not ` TRZ oTAMP SIWN
a Any like Nips"
u veals that Florence Chadwick is t0 Fannin new addition $0 RUBBBA Btamw and Marking 9lqulpm•rt I 'PATS 11irimpi taoadr1392cX four Ccondition.
CI!
- have a go. This SAn Diego book- ' Toronto plc leaf pitchin or as t4aas, Rrisruiries Invited, Pr1ma 110 04 for Isis 16.40. osees was .device
Hundreds of attempts hive -been -- g reasonable. R. J. 13"Ifa 41 Kin' William stamp. Good collections also wrehased.
keeper set a riew record for women i staff, whose initial performonCe PC' Hamilton, ontarick T�a�--tamp Banter. Station B, Wtnuipeg•
made .since then -by •hopefnlg•of all last year when, on her second ate made Queen Ci fans wonderOiBT$�-tains, l- Bwr Dap.. Rtvar�
'races. creeds and cgklglrs. At one - City - ee11 x.1601.1., Isp Gr•er,dell Ave. at.
'time -there were no fewer than tempt. she crossed from France to I why the lowly St. Louis, Srowns •'ftal. it n. I TEACHERS WANTED
nine nationalities in the water to- I tempt.
is 13h. 28cnin. ever turned, him lOOfe.-KrTCRRN sinks, white porcelain on skeet. TEACti>cR8 WANTSD - leaf. Pr1nel-'
• r r - acid resistant met. 25 z N doable obis fa re
Area No. 1, Yalmoatb,
'glther and the Shipping Federation bowl• doubt drain hoard complete with islet» Couety..-°orbs to cemtn•am Sept. -• .,
. ,approached the English and French 'Vet year has the best to date ' crumb cap .trainer sad f&deet. cabinet 4, IMI. Salary schedule Minimum 1-000.
igovernments requesting them to do for women attacking the Chan- hit- three home runs, one after an- 'extra• 137.64; 96 z 64 single bowl double Maxlm*m- IY500. Degrees Recognized,
_ other, off George drain board with crumb cup strainer. -S ruatdan Smith, see,.Tnaa., R.R. No. i.
sottnething about it, aeL.Three.of them were successful ge Earnshaw -no cahsnet extra. 134,31: 15 z 43 single bowl Si -'Tho && out. _
-'This has no doubt 'inspired lots of soft: touch as a heaver, by the wa sen"Ie dr"tn� board• right or lett hs"
r y 'With crumb cop strainer and finest, wood
From time tae time "doubtful -_ 'other aquatic belies because re- ' ° ° Cabinet. 910x.64; If, z 4S. Imm, f,4 shot,, WANTED--NUR/Ea _
aerations for suitable boats and Thia was enough .for Mande er fen Arborite sop area u : 9e amb area MATRON eine 1 sriduate aures required
`claimE are put forward -by folk..' competent I g g rem. wood cabinet. 14f.50, write for spa. - immediately foal• -bed 1r0spltal; salaries.
`who dive off the coast of one. side Pilots have touched a Connie Mack and he waved Earn- Ciel price■ on complete bathroom. sets, IY00 and $I" respectiveti, plop"full main.
•,new peak for what .was once known 1 thaw from the wound and s t to .All Item•• mar_ be purchased separately, - teaance; 1 mattn'a noplday and I-way tan
St night and reap -pear in the morn- 4rI .lrecuiry Invited from trade. P.O. Bor g71. from Toronto refunded after year's sapre
lag on the other side in company 'as the weaker sex. . -Lee 'Mahaffey to replace him. London, Ontario, factor? servlet cemd aft, wew..oppIf. _
'r s • . _ .FOR Sala 1941 $tiNep Ppsenger `School tackles fqr Incnaeea Apply • Mr, f,, - Fet. -
with . a' motor launch. is Channel Which should be an elegant suffi- "'Sit beside me here on the bench, Son,
b usto Ont ilt. Apply Anderson Teazt, far. Secretary. Eastend I'elat,
Swimfning Association is in exis- I Slistend, Saskatchewan
pence to investigate and ratify the ' "-'oma h rnf gC So,nto .take the swimming for` George," said Mister Mack• "You've � SSET_HARRIS 93 Tractor- on steel; N1J,:S • loo' registered nurses wonted
curse been pitching wrong to Gehrig and Case N*CM wire -tie plek-rep baler; Bowyer for general dirty at Centre Grey Oen-
:' .:ec spa a any swimmers not ac- off, here's a tale which we, at least, I want you• to watch how Mahaffey all Inywoo-a=e 36 Thresher =;ill seal hospital. Flubt-ie. Ont. Twenty-four
tompanitd by one of its represen- bad bospltsl. F,taht-hour date. 4lxhas -
... had never preY1041b1y heard about does it." Tractor Tins suitable for road hes. K. "reek• ODportuniis to learn preliminary
tieea. The C$A 'today 'ir7cnow: ''the - immortal Lou Gehrig -who . • r R. Deacon. Unionville. one. x-ray work. Salary 1) a mo eels plus
ledges the •claims of •22 -n en and living -1n accommodation. Apply to vice -
]S women, died just ten years ago this month. 'Gehring looked over a couple of MEDICAL i chairman of hospual boats, Hr.. Santer
r, r • Acheson. • proton. Ont.
° a r Mahaffey'&,, slants, then swung, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED -Every sw/erol •- iTANTEn-
--: --Qre --man, -Hassan Abd. El, It was on JuneT 3> 1932, that Away went the ball for Gehrig's, OF Rhwrnook Fenn or *WwrMs MwWd - - '
Rheim, of E I • that performed the greatest hit- fourth homer -a mighty blast to - M Moons' R wAN*TED' large acreage or mash or
Egypt, his done' It lhtet g Y - ear• swamp. a tlnaou■ water supply essenttal.
tines. He rates as the ting of all his long career, The I the oppo-ite field.. MUNRO'S DRUG STORE i Stewart Ii.to, Lucknow, Ont,' '
greatest of Yankees were playing the Athletics -� M/in
all Channti swimmers bervse he I • * • e - Ottewa '• , h.. _
$1.25 Express Prepid
to Philadelphia and Lar.-tepin' Lou '"I see what you mean, Mister -
CRESS MRDi 6,LLVIC -for sure relief. WAKE U P YOUR
Mack"' said Eaf,�shaw rafher acidly, Your Druggist sane CREaS, "
ti, f "'lbfahaifey made the big oaf. change ITCH. RINGWORM. E1r `
.,.. ,t act growths -thea
his ,directio'n." use "Dawgell Ringworm Ointment" LIVER BILE
• Eczema wouEnde fa`8 (ulcus
crurlal us, -
<i
"Daw•gen Healing ointment" IsY.OhO Dlus
' Doatare, Proven , German, remedies over • Witifout Calomel -Aad You
i Qill�kell• Test For 10 years. 'oraer direct ftom importers. i Bed m M ,
s = Quality Products Agency, at -14 218th �s �m t0 Go -
Diabetes Btreet, 13esside: L.L, N.Y. IfL The liver.abould ppyr.eat about 2 pinU
.bile juice into your digestive tractevery da
-SUFFERERS from Rheumatic or wrtbrlttc If this bile is not flowing&mly yoartaiogdmm�aj
r i Diabetes can now be detecte wins. It sea 'cannot get relief• write- sotd,��, It may Justdedecayl1iit mach iso -
Box 143, Winnipeg, Manitoba I tract lhangasbloati up
in - approximately one-tenth the 1 _get conati ted, You feel nom, sank and the
time usuallyrequired with the aid j -'
y
t h fif . re Fluorescent R ljt
of_ -the- ty-th ' e- and "Hewson FTexi�ile fluorescent trope forms pub
Po kpe It -takes those miltbdeisgentle
2 y ti of, f bt7aw
r 3 Clinitron. The machine can coin- 11
lettering and' desi ns, is 5/32 inch in Got e paieka� atodea1. Efseoctive in`amak o
pletely test a .sample of blood in diameter and will designs,
any shape, _ p;W gwI4t 1� • �k br'Csr�'• L+ttle i%tvw
,Nt thirty seconds. In a recent mass Claimed to b; four times mor ebril-
test conducted by a,single techtai- jiant than ordinary colors -on dull "1
y.. � clan, 4, 00 blood specimens were day, and becomes even brighter
screened' in approximately forty when used with black light. g
_h&urs, a'-task."that would ordinarily
' take ten to fifteen weeks. The
"Clinitron" consists• of
_e'ca'sL alu- -
y - um asee, about the size of a
,. small table' -top. On this is moiltited F �
a' tuft t to hofid twelve' test' tube's,
four slender glass tubes arranged
P •verticaNy to hold -tile necessa -
Sites F ty
-- chemical pills and a cooling bath • . ;,• ' 1 ..'.- _
For Geigertounting—These-ewes are part of a herd being - yeti*•' As. a test tube' containing a : -• -
used in experimental work at the Hanford Atomic Energy Works, specimen of blood monies around- • J
Theft diet consists of alfalfa; gl•oin and food -pellets; as weH as the turret, it is progressively heated, -
radlbactive iodin4s enbl3iing scibgtists to determine how radio- Shaken, and' cooled, and special 1
' activity Effects .plying conditions. -At- right tr- scientist storta tabl,etg of - zinc
.-hydroxide, .pokes• - - •-
to count sheep -with a Geiger counter. sium ferricyanide and tartaric acid
are added.
' � . r : . _ ... -. ,•• - � \ " �.. " - r '.... .. ./ .. oleo`, i � ,� .. .... '.. -- .'
''eco,...... _,_-....__ -- .,..,...... ,�,.._ _ ...-... -- - .:._>_•
Beoagham - Cdntlnued Centennial United Church _. problen>v get in touch with Bill are to be responsible also for one ation to St. Kargaret's, _ Wes! RM
iertained nineteen for tea Dempsey and he. will try -to arrange church seryic¢. duri� Mr. Braham's _after this month. I t
Twelve ladies Srom here event on Have you seen the maAw lately? ways and means of getting there• vacation and we will have to
�laa► Half s-desen--of- the Trail -$aa!- -
the Women's Institute picnic to Nibs My how that building is going, up! If you rave a car and can, take -more for that. Bring along any ideas you gene_ enjoyed a night's outhilt WhM -
-'gars Falls on Thu last. _ considering the few people who have than your immediate family: also may pane for fall work or summer Leader J-akk Leary took them isi
do
, :their time: let hila know so he can arrange events. and don't forget your $2.60 � Fenelon Falls, Friday night. sob•
Mr, and Mrs. H. Crawforth and been . able to- d
little daughter Joyce, of Whitby, The framework is DAMOst completed for passengers. Don't forget to for your bus fare to Niagara Falls. urnitig late -Saturday_ afternoon. -- �
visited peaR and ,Mrs, Mairs on and partitions in, place now, acid the .. start planning -the _contents_ of the Tickets will be given out at the ���`� = -
Sunday. - folks hope next Sunday will Bee the baskets so the tables will be well ° ilieeting upon payment And should On Tuesday eventn,g June 18, -'the roof rafters- all up-anis some of the laden and come prepared. for a you be unable to ince the trip af- .�
- Friendly Bible Class met with the sheeting done. Any amateur should -wonderful tune. - ter that time you will be.respon- ;_`i •
Goodfeellowship and Mount Zion be able to nail on sheeting so bring The W. A; -will hold its final sible for getting replacement:
,Class at Claremoa�: {see -Claremont along your. hatnmerand -lend a; hand. meeting , of the springseason Thurs- - Wednesdays the '7th, will see the. _ . FROTOGR .- R
"column please). You don't have to knoyv anything day: June 28, at 2,.30• and. at i tl* final clinic at Centennial, so bring Ai�Slf:
Mk_Harlock, also -about a blue..print..to do. that. Al- time fund plans will be made !or along your infants for that final dy Bzodt 8t
Mr. and Mrs. G. Duncan and Litt a so, sen ons those p s e bazaar in a see s c ec -
'daughter spent • the weekend on s more we do the more it costs and clinic `service can obtain transport-
motor trip to Barrie's Bay. the committee would • like to be -
Mr- and. Mrs -Bill, Devitt, of Tor- , sure how things are shaping' up. WaIv'TED d
-'onto, spent the week -arid with his, 'we were giYd to 'See a fair-sized COUNTRY HOMES - pare Carl and bars. Devitt. congregation out this week -end on BALL ACRZAGES ani a ;
Mr. and Mrs. Bud -Brower and such a beautiful day slid we hope _ FABMa 1 :!
fzvnr. visited the' fotmtr's mother you mill all. eentinue .to keep that .
wlio is in the -0ri'llia Hospital.' we attendance up, Sunday Schcal dsopr We have waiting buyers with
all wish her a speedy recovery. ped to s9, so let's get back to the - Good cash down payments -- Bus" 100 mark again CAI,I, • Mr. INGLIS • e
Here's nems many of you have for prompt and erperienad
OLi�e Hill been w aiting for. The second annual service. -
Gent-Roo=Fair .Picnic. is scheduled y,1' ,v
for Glen Avis Park, `the TBati- Sat- b(A1091 - Office 8111:- Oji
The 'ENecutive of the W. A of urday, July 14,, so we hope every- A. TiZ14UGHBY and SON: � .r -
the T: nited 'CKureh met last Thues-. one in the family will start plann- --
night at the home of the Pres- in• to attend. • Committees are in
dad• - •'g t
action to plan a - better day than --
idem,, Mrs: Gerald Conan Final fa
_
pptans were made for the Rummage list year so we want everyone to
ffixt7 19s0
Sale 'to - be held at the church 'rwxt be. out.- Should transportation be. a r ..
Wednesday, starting at 11.0,0 in the ' DAILY -SERVICE . _
foienoofi.- Afternoon tea will be _ + -- -
__
ser�•ed for a small suari. - -- i '�AND--• - - - -
Cen-Roug-rair Annual Picnic of _ "
W G A L L CANADIAN U.S.A. POINTS '
ashes will tike vlzrce
bn Saturday, July , a via -_ CHARTERED BUSis
ncn'Ba. Thervdlb'. fur-
FrerOD E A L SERV 1C i
ther announcements laver. :
-,,.:FOR ALL : GROUP TRAVEL - - - - - - _ -
C.herrywood - -
. -_
M
tFiONi
tiEASTUSE
....Regaiulea,• of tris very wet vveailr ,� _ _-- er; y _ •-• _ 430D _ --- -- - - .
es on 1Aeanesday, mere was a-
pplendid turnout of mrmbers and I _
f ,guests At the monthly - dreeting of >
The `ti. A. in the Hall. Mrs. Joan -_
-p �-• stookL :,rdan gave the o -charge 01 the meeting. Ms: IO EAR � �" 'Y" �., •✓ •.�'y r � 4•,r-
Xcpen, liiites took X prayr- t- -
. O ,• _.
. �: and Sire. Leonard_
she Devotional topic on "Light.'" 1t
`ir t``l
r -
..,Was a great pleasure to have -els a _
of er 14 MARATHON ,
Our guest, Mrs. Gotunias, -
" ivho, reviewed the chapter �
the Study Book in her usual pleas= + „4�'
,N
iiiamner: The i3ilermauea she T
gave us ' about the accomplishments u,• 14IM16?
IT Ni /tslze 6.X16o! the by clan (Church of Christ' a
p 1 � �
t•e f ay) t i
in Japan) since its inception in, '+� • •_ply)
ly
undei tiiwt adverse conditions. was�� W/ /ms
-=nest interesting and enlightening.. M�� fi. iI oee.r I'M E y
':This pair% 4 the progriNn' was- foli n puaM•prow - '
owed by two choruses by PuPlls' Of /
ublic school "under• ther-leader• __ i�f'!' :
the .is a brand new Guaranteed Goodyear _
Marathon, a . _ f
ship of one of the senior puPils, th a thicker, wider tread. to give y Brea
- : - 've ou even ter -_ ... _ _ •
Mica Dora Gates. -These sacred-sonxs _
s -
were, enjoyed by everyone. The bus- _ Zm6eage!And now you can -have -your choice of tread des�1gns \ ` -
- - Iz>Eas Part of, rase meeting lollow�d,
which included discussions on = sur smooth_r lag rib tread or the famous GoodYe;;
Annual Cooking Sale on august 11. diamond traction -tread! Only Marathon- gives you this 1
and .the forming. of .a Mission band Choice in the loti7-pttCe. MIX_ - .- - _ _
to be $Ponsorea by W'
the W. A. The today dor this Goodyear mileage bargailr! 5
"
aneetmg wz6 . closed .:with the Bee,;-;_ dee us _ \ ---�c , 7
diction after which a delicious lunch _
was served h3' Group 5.: During thiel = —r�r • Pte�• �
social period `a very PleaSirig event 1AOK EOR THIS -HIGH SIGSP' DE DUAltT1 a i i �� \ < 71:• ,i
took place when the ladies cf the
.Cherryvaood' Compiunity - presented k -
S ~ \ �e
�.�
trs. L'inceat Teefy v+•ith two beast - - -
ful end tables � a fatewell 'gift "' _ ;\� ,tiN`X
'%f. Xrs.-Teef� . have ir,cv_ea t,: = i`,�!^"'r '; „f•,
d Law mat, •dales `Z9W _ -
Can.. mgu,n, ,ar d wr ail is.i h .them \� �%
the best' of everytts•�---in their_ r.Cw_ t i f`r
- ' � iiw'rbrr of-tlZcT•L�., :a. l.^.dies••.a-. 'i � "`� � "' � --; �•' ,� - {
temi«d the tb. r.ty-fifth Fusta • DEALER
l l
hiAUTH1 sring of the Toronto T":•;;_•i'. sok
. terial_ of 'the W, JI. S -ut t xc ridj;r. - �, •.,.�••'�'d ��
JL!
b m rn:nq r....t; _ .i x;•v�iy:E - -- `
qi C.a,n•ct•nft7 tn..e and - ,.., _ • - _ .. _e.
Lha
mi'
adlr,-roe, . in.. the af-
ternoon were" most hformative .,•:d ' ^� I
inspirational.
IVY:`r and-�Trs I.tUnar�d".(ia'.es e&A dALWW
-
Saturdav : for Bluovalt: vifiere _ .
they -'will spend few. days with w :
stir: R^beri' Shave -and other'relativ= - , —
es there. . 19ILL IS ANOTHER ell •prising boy. who is
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Petty, °
lin 'are visiting Alan's•parents, r,�NON� Dumbarton 10awi "learning to appreciate the value of Raving-'.
-and Mrs. John Petty. ��� Pickering 45 , 1.
Mr. Powell of Little. Bri ,..n vis- for what he wants. Each week, he puts a
ited his son Stanley and Mrs. Pow- Eight pounds,. 990 . . . rsff each j
Ell on -Sunday extra pound. All flat pieces ironed: — - part' of his spare time earnings in the bank•,
Mrs. Pbni ey entertained mem- ; Wearing apparel returned_ damp. _
hers of her• family on Tuesday. ready for ironing. Shirts finished And is he proud of his bank book! -
•.-Mr. Oscar Carter and Mrs..H=. il- �
_each 150 C8. • - -
ton were Sunday guests of Mr. and ,� each 1 Many a businessman credits his Success t0
Mrs,
Wm... Sinclair.
extra pound. Everything washed Five' pounds, 99f;t Q _
The W. A.. are ' pl.^� ninR a Cook- _
lug Sale. to be held August it, - .and ironed including siien'sshirts. the habit of thrift learned early in life. .
Saturday afternoon, commencing at :Sixteen pounds, 990 • 60 each -Planned saving has helped nullians of
8.00 o'clock. extra pound. Shirts finished t
.Mr, and Mrs. Les. Holiinger and ex 15 extra. - ": -Canadians lb make the most of their own - ;
-Bruce had tea on Sunday with Mr.
�d Mrs. Walt. Hollinger. - -- — - —enterprise. and industry.. -
Mr, and Mrs. Wilmot Gates; al p� [seem 2XVITAI,IZsb -'DRT ,!
so Mr. • and Mrs. Geo. Todd are l-r%zArnNo--eve y„ the ••ck.nwe'
" driving ' new cgrs. ' -ekad . «o g� owe ew °• - - _.... Zxperienc"'a has, shown that the difference ;
e .' new a. 'Ylt wMo tLq -
ler• � •�-
_ VITALIZSDI
: . , - - �g
WICHOLSON _
_;. between "getting along" � "getting
g g
.. .. , . ..`•.g .. •-Eastern some.:: .-" t 4 . ahead" often starts with a bank accounR
_ .W ood a rsr"ery bore - -
Dun J. T. Stephenson, Pro f
CABINETS pw�. 19W1 Pickering Pk.. 4a' � - Use the chartered bank in your +�� • � 'P
J -.neighborhood as a safe and handy plea:
I
FAR_ YOIIR KITCHEN '
-. 'to make your -savings grow.
All Cabinets Feetory Primed 9 • a • `'
Coatal Makin` sii Tzeellert Baas , _ . i•. --s
Finishi � --------•---"�' v
ter Final Lrninel_
'LAUNDERERS One cf a �eiies
_.
N• M. Go _ •
LUMBER YARDS _ r by your ' ant
• ► . 1 ,
p1�gF81M'';, OPl'rAR10
P110": PSOL 3e• - 173 OSSINGTON AVL, TORONTO • PHONE LL 2161
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w
r
Comas' 'ed AtIY't. Crippled -,Farm Steak -Dead - - -
.r;:. 416 0 HORSIsB
_' ;FOR SALE - Frigidaire stove, 40 - ;16.00, CATTLE (�iOf 1h• ap, '..:; 1i.00 ,..:faches, wider is new condition; $200 x•00 / . ,,IwLdsr 600 pounds) ; - $,3.00_ _"Frank' --Sr th
r ,t oiler. Phone "Picit. 28b,- -- . -` '- CALVffi . , � -1,00 .
_._ ^EOR SALE Thar washer and _ - '�.
41
Hourly p -
nvringer, new motor, excellent con- ick -n p � i Market & Locker Ply
.cleasonable offer. ition, will accept r
Pick 'hone, -Collect Pickering 265 J 12 i = PHONE 30
. �bR SALE . Electric simulated -
- coal -grate and mantle, seperate or - SHIELDS MINK FA$M' -
together. Make. offer. Pick- 229, -
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QUALITY
F08 SALE - 19.39 Dodge Sedan, y _
motor. Nec c y S MARKET
App1 Ro sl Elm Lodge, Pickering. - -
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'FOR S - 1941 Dodge S _ ,.. -- -
Wionzek, Riversidg Farm, Picker- �!
-GIOi:�RIS
PIGS - for sate, .ten Pigs, 6 weeks. -
- - old. ,Lee Foster, R. R' 1, Pickering ,
MAR4fARfNB _
- PhoneWAN Pick. 96J3. LOCKER PLANT
WANTED - $3500 First Mortgage - _ �-• `•
_ Box 104, Righland Creek, Ont.
FOR SAL. g electric stove, Moffat: _ Meats Processed to Your S e it
.. 4 -burner, high oven s lend'id • con,- Uality
;� Service
P c cationsdition, Red Spot element. $40. Mrs..
J. Huffman, R. R. 3, Pickering,
Spruce Hill Rbad, "Dunbartbm '
.... - Ju n29 At 'Times'
t -
LOST or Strayed _Holstein cow, A I I Ti es
mostly white, 3 -year-old, fresh.
Phone Cannan, Fligg, Claremont
_8r4l T FSOlfl: PICKERim ft
FOR SALE - McDeeidng 10-20
tractor on rubber, motor' rebulit;
Also rubber tired wagon and hay i
tock; also other articles. J. Bourne,01 COMISM
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Mock R Pb
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FOR SALE - one acre corner lot on ! -
I M1111LAS I
- _ ,MF ARY SVPVL=
Second Concession; four -roomed cbt- � '
talge with had -acre land on 6th - ms
CASH . PRICES PAID _ !� - ��1Q10
+roncesa!on; three acres on Brock w STORE 80UBa
'8oad; tfiree' acres on, Base Line, a _ FOR DR°AD OR ORIPPLRD ANIMALS TUT
corner lot Dr. N. E. McElaven, 123Week
Athol St. Whitby: - ����' !.t# A. M. tsD! o P. a
R SALE - dining -room table, ex- --- -- -
- tension, good condition.- Phone - EitiRBEB _ x.00 P.
Pickering 191J3, W.00 4*iOlt M. to 6." F. IL
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SALE, -,G ft. ]relvinzkor, good 00 VV _
condition. F. J. Prouss. Pick. -244, X8.00 •tN
_ Jun s,8 _SM ANIMALS Rzm6vB' D FREE =Je Rs BOMr'- Ift�
FOR SALE - set of steel forms for j r _
-building 10 -13 -and 14 -loot Silas. in
six and seven foot sections with s ,
bolts,. ctan A etc. ' complete. F. J.
Ptouse. Phone Pick 247, . - FOR SPEEDY P10K-U' P PHONE S
Jun 29
seed -buckwheat, $2.28 bush, Robt.
FOR SALE - quantity first-class B.A.N STE�R R;E1N'I�I�3RI?'C.� __ACAL :1
Miner. Brougham.
d , CO.,
FOR SALE wed washing merhine-,
In good 'working order. Pickering: I _
phone 47Wi, 1 LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE'S (HONE 2A2W2
- { ' banquet all spent a Pleasant even- I Perry, Shimy Ness and Mrs. Mac.
ing at the home of Mrs, F. Schwalm Farlane_ won the Share-th,e-Wealth.
_ - AT rztmox FABima who- only, recently returned from a There were fifteen other lucky wine
Eri win be pleased to pick up dead ' 'New"flooring fol our entire hall yisit to. the Southern States, ners. A jack -pot of $40, a $30 speo.
son; Mr. and Mrs. R Schwalm and _ President_ Frank Bate
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or crippled farm animals, sad pay has been ordered olid' should be- on faanilt Mrs. F. Schwalm s won ten it41 and many other big prises a.
�� p�yilin prices. I hand by the time this paper reach- �- Mr. dollars on his birthday last Mon- wait bingo fans in -oar Mali on the
es you. When the new muterial is and 'Mrs. .W. McLean. After thri day. at off; Bingo. Mrs, Bush. Mrs. evenin of JUI 3. .
For Immediate service, -telephone y g v
sallect: - Brooklfa $3, Claremont laid we shaft have one 'of the N.it - - --
l1R14 sr Toronto EMPIRE•8.d6tt. ! dancing floors in Ontario. Ous
G09DON YOUNG LIMITED young folk' long- Have clamored for
- 1" Eiatlar Street. Toronto thil Improvement so it is hoped our
young men will Co-operate by com-
��� 'ung forward and helping to lay the
i floor: Contact this reporter" or any
G. T. H AT O H of our officers of . Fou want to abate
Ontario Lased Sorveyer and � this work
Jack Heise and his good wife
Civil Engineer' ded -safely-in the far West= Fly-
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conditions were and
w t 34 Edward Sa. Ajax - enjoyed the trip. Thpthree Heiiise p a
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- Phone PIckeriag 900W'A ,ops hope to ° experience a Xinr4a; _ S on er Than 'Wo
July 13 y' -
airavayp flight, which they ehalI if '
ACTION
their arenas decide to locate in
ell
IngBu
- orthesn ape lle - e - - - ��eCliff Chapelle has been tak►nar Mg
'eearly morning -dips in the iced -cold _ yim%
PERSONAL waters of the creek and river since
iE y. B -r -r -r -r, just thihk-
TITIN. Ruxw%A >nF �a early in May.
.--._.,lt LMv-'1 it •t�kee as ahi\•er' .� - _ — _ `'• i►7.LG • -- - -
Township 'riotices, warning against
1.
otoady aerves. miaahe to usQas allowing dogs to run at large, have-
- Oat 'Trr Ostrea Tonne TsWtN • and already have , had a sal tam
lim-rd NMI——' Wen posted - throughout uk" -
ay„ 3tttsodoctorlr .•CwWopoa+aa:r I effect. Packs of ,barking, fighting _ ..__...
- Nino omlyr 60 eeutar All da+.a► destructive dogs ha
been a local
Pest, for far too lying, but there is
a welcome improvement. already. " AL�OR ?a -
-.Dr. Tomlinson, B, S. A., M. D. Mr. Vern Bates . is in'rharge of t.. _ - _
Pickering, Ontai+io •arrangements and program for sur
•moi•. Dominion Day Sports and Celebra-
tion which oil► N held •in . aycalnPs CURING VILLAGE
Field, Corner of No. 2 HCgriway and ` '�"��
Dalby;
1.00 to 3,00 Pr M. ` Old Iiosebank Road. Vern is plan-
ning
lan-
_. Except Wednesday .and Sunda -
• • y ping a' full program of events and • • ,
promises to hkve good prizes for In this community to serve' you .Honestl Co t
: Evenings; 7,00 to 9,00 all -of them. There will be more on yf Courteous y,
On Teesdays ane . Fridays Only this affair later _
At Other Hours
Our swi . •
B]C Appointment Only mRning Pool will be opt n- - Confide;i Hal1y . ,,-.
ed shortly, so get your 1951 Mem_
Pickering United ChurchbqrsP Cart! now and rvoid the - -
l�t-minute rush. We already have' - - -- -
Rev. A. E; Yotng mm- istee niany new members and are expect- �% _
- ung one of our most enlioyable .sum- _ . . have many `galea file homes m P�ckerir and area.
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Audley Service - 8.45 a m. finers at the pool. S
.-Pickering Service 1i,00 a, m, - SevilA two -h
Visiting Spet.7cer -Rev. Alber4 y- appy people salt _ ..
own. supper •at. our -Sun. Schvol
J91inkon, .Gen. Secretary Ontario, _..also :. offices m Toronto. Ca!! us today
Temperance Federation Picnic last, Saturday, All •afteinoon
Lynbrook- Park - echoed with laugh- `
• ter - ocoasioned-by numerous.races. - _- • = -. _ - = _
_
s gama!s and contests. After -witness **�� c NO CHARGE
_a$# Woodlands inR how accurately; high and forcer -- - NO SALE _
fully most of our 1pdies kicked in
If you lost surrle money on, one. °ate contest solved iorrema`ia bachelor. WE HAVE A
orter once a-
ou Inst it and you can have it.
out roads contact Mrs, A. Huth Our Sunda _ ELECTIOPi OF ' R - -
tell her the amount where and when I y School staff asked us - � - _ EASONABLi =PRICED HOMES AND LOTS
� _ .' ` _ .WIDE S
. .. _ .. to than Mr. Smith Mr.' Bolton,• -
b Mr- Banrn.e Mrs.' McCaul, Mrs.
On Fri
'night; ill b hold an - Remember our . courteous 'salAmen will show •, •Association election will be held , -in Hull and the many others who -had - ---• y ,
our hall. Several Lxecutivc 4 Sanc:Es' ""' +^ mve our '.giddies and you.
must be filled " a. -W your officers their-p'srenta such a -happy outing.
want•every-Aember to attend. This , The Rouge Hills Couples Club tl
tber is,. :.;ortsnt, so 'please be',
DW
banquet' was held - in the Wembley our proper es without obligation
present. I Hotel, Toronto, Present were Mt. _,"a[IABMS TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD" "MEMBERS TORONTO BOARD OF TRADE" •
_ _ _ • � _ � and Mrs_. C. •Schwalm and.: family;.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Brown, and Brand-
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o.m+maid PROM" 74 a" 11' � �- GENERAL MOTORS
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PRONB PICS. "p00a ?AQP,YB PAi98 TG'a RAT'
J. S• BALSDON & SON = _
KE.4 AHD CLARKE STAFFORD BROS. PHONE PICKERING 39 _
VIROM 'T=14 C:0 Won"- ,Insulate with -
AUCIZONRBBS Pbmsa - 1Pumv No
and Asthnis•d toe 20 johns -Manville
Caola M ad Ont"y and Park i1undas 6R A. W
D DWh. CUL< . THIS WEEK'S HELPFUL HINTS
>�'.�' Z•` " . _ '• �. -'.�. Rock Wool Bath
Tb eliminate food odors in, refrigerators, place several
ioid pQratbtueb itasl metals pieces of charcoal on top shelf -renew as needed'"
Saln ow 11pedialty #A 116011081111111110
mates. Dani MOEACHNIE'S Defeat the heat! -Put j -M -_
Pelee of Oso. ;Rock Wool -Batts between Poo, Real Esnatsr, Insfss►aite and Ma�lgsgst
P. O. pbonsr Aad. � L niRmrOlO� ;you and the hot sun. They slffiffimbb� P. OL Ibm mark me a for themselves in winter Rea-
mavbm �� bon been, s.laiiYrd. yAsusones M� fuel savings: See us now.
assselis�sae/ odea ! lkw or N%06
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On
1aFsi..re>eA� E PJssq►. L, We NTC�L/ ►STOP SBS. KINC3STON RD., SOAR.' 7-995
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DAVID H. MARSHALL PholsC Pick. 183 Building "Materials � O�v�� o�� � � `'
' `"'••`•� and Fuels OW WS SAW WE SHOUM HAVI rr - �•.:�
son A000 ria Pick "Onto ' .ljai9 srri j �g�-+�w -r-+ep PSOI� PIC�'d 14 _
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W M. MAW Aucey Your Friendly Resident Agent
e S,Ic■..am A era .James, Hedge mad family of Neat- B.,ar,14�p, tli:...SDs• ./!!
t Teton, were recent visitor■ here.. �� �CANVAIRY,��,B
VAIAA2M The school e=rrunationd are now
=gboW �s■g Weds �w « Rados starting in the local school- Atter ! _
BUY VROI[ A.aD
which the pupils will be starting Idr'!' lOtTB PR•3PJ118Tt1• !i'OB 1.iiJ R1T8 •.i _
i 41" .bond" /0. �. WiNb! on their long summer holidays.
�. s L WArm ilS'4 Gerald Brown. Jr., who has been = C �L B. MORLEY
T" 1�" W" W vubawr M editing a paper in Oakville, has
1& d • %t�waft � �• resigned from that.work and hags
co
And AS@& moved in to- assist his father here
:� N! ' , - in his work is - the advertising hue-
• w ineas. _
Mr. and Mrs. J. C • Bryant are
Even' OPCOME'TRLg`a'
1 - staying with their daughter. and her
to 1x00 and aih to a•00 husband in Toronto. Mrs. Bryant is _ s
ONE in4ps Mon. Wed. Fri.. yto 9, still confined to bed. BiLs9ders S � '�/es
EII,EEN JACKSON M DiShIET ELDG., Opp. P. O. The big staff picnic of Loblaw� s u ♦ Li jj
OPTOMETRIST OSHAWA. ONTARIO Wholesales:' in Toronto, held their -
mrsa $u=miaed Glasses patted I phone • Res, 1-4587: Off. 6-1145 shoes! at_CeL .- Glen Park iitat Sat- _
u - N'�lULATION
(moron -Day Service Azranged) n �k Wonnacott is out again .►f- - IlYCLUDING PAINTS Y:
If >awssgn % his attack of the mussips. Sever-
terBy A a, older people here ha+.�e been aff- ROOFING in SIDING se ARBORITS
!leaf Door Feast 0! .`asonM licted ""std it is no -laughing matter
SCllers &Atkinson with them:
PSOI�, PZCS. ,'-
k r"" A91L 901 w 9 - N■s1t. 900 AodeT wDulan'e Aesodation W E ]RAVE A LIMITED SUPPLY OF '
The President, Mrs. Won. Guehrie
Licensed-.-..... presided at the W. A. meeting held
MOW at the home of Mks Mac Hedge and QYPROC" -WAI.�L. BOARD$
• Mrs. C. Puckrin, in June. :
Auctioneers !Mrs. C, White gave a report on
CLEN DENING- ! ,d l..Jr. 1�.• the Korean clothtlif collection which _
was , pry successful. ThP ladies IIIIRENCE ZOWIAND
DIXON ie.b..e..a..•.aaa7w`sew voted to ester to the coming Allis- ;
1 i FM Stae� Anes* Chalmers' Dealers'. Demonstration
_: onra and Peau/ crates. at Frank Puckrin's on '1luaday and
Liw.d Md Wednesday
es y oo�id-Lis week. de : mea r = - duel: 6t Bu�ders' �ueppiie:
kk
_` i' lsa1.•+ help provide HARVIf00D DRIVES SOUTHP AJAX
wsas0. the vacation Bible School to be ..
r held the third week is July 8011 :.those Ajax 117Nights Pick eriea 163
,' , Galt
was answered with "Father"• _ _ .. •%"
}� H Prompt Service -xac-se �ead tape script -.- - -
with Rte. A• Young les>Idia1e
PM '"" easonable Rates prayer, Mrs. A. Young gave a vers
�7 nterestin accoant of three chsptiess
J. �♦ • ..,.ata 200 ldT of "l agawa '. Mrs. r Dnabarton
PROPRIETOR read a Poem "Farmer's Wife." ,The . • •
West Group served refreshments On Friday evening stat interestinat
AMBULANCE beautifulp' n
+• L Dunbarton nited Church 4 Room
Fair Beach " when a bridal shower was held for
N - _ Miss Jean, Conner. The front of the
MENNENThe Ratepayers are holding „ their room had been verp tastefully' and.
PLUMBING and RB.ATING monthly meeting Ahis Frid.My, June appropriately decorated and Jean
OOxAaI'i'' and OONANT -• I rvy-
22 in the theatre hall. Plan to att- I and her fiance, Mel Jones. Cheats
Barristers and SoUtoes PBE33URS PU1[P9 end. wood scat on ss piano stool elevated'
d� D. Cmant E. Q A SPECIALTY The Euchre on Wednesday eeerring on the School platform, A line heap
Basdse Q. Crsitr B• A, was not so well attended. Winners: I of gifts were placed there -and aft-
��: 7,'B+swaew Mr. Cann, Mrs. T. Cassells and.Mrs. er the meeting was called to order
Grills. Je�ti unwrapped the gifts and Mel.
war
Out., 7 1-' 9iaseoa SL 9. !sash pk' Pkk' 9OW19 ••••The Bingo was another success on read the messages that acco ztpanied
i 4111 &w as In
pboon - .-2317 S. Borrows Saturday evening. It is pl:,^,ined to I them. Jean was the recipient of a �l�
Ontario pr.. 9eoW9 R. it. P►okedug hold another in two week's time. I splendid lot of gifta expressing the - i
pboea y5 _ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Westgate spent respect and affection in which the Dsrrllinf Fin �
_ the week -end in Guelph, visiting I is held by all who .!slow her. The l
- their son Harry, 'and Mrs.Westgate. wedding takes place on Saturday. 1 inearence if ;q
LOyO� pe�lle �. June 23, at 4.00 p. m. I >
Greenwood Our village group of the W. A. 1 e
WCmNS1SD AUCTIONF�ii ••�• i held a very successful atrevvberry
Ple)<e�ing sari ,�� i 'tens and sale on the, lawn of i.he a YM TQ"
butiranee Co. Mrs. A. Morden, was with her mot- Manse on Saturday afternopn, 'be P»v'rZA? VALUES
?
_. wrap or Phone - .�� ,Beaanbold and Property her on Sunday,` who is In ine Ham- ladies are -to be complimenteii on + t
,mV now � ie+.rs a" pa.■asy Tilton hospital suffering b; broken hip. I the delightful refreshments and Birt- .:DOUGLAS �•"
tP sales a Spedaity _Mr. and Mrs. Perkins of Toronto, icles for sale. Altogether, stout i.np .
w�Oseoess .nwssaee en ihaQflswvisited MrsW..Percy i Sunday hundred"dcillars was realised 'iT.d'Ptostpt AttentionGives -c:1 had • a lovely -tiTrse:WindwaiNk 94108 else Mr. and MmG..•Percv ,Middleton ofaug sr.i 1noarence ot_AM KIM Whitby R, R. i__ Phoma 81� '$uffalo wPre,w`1th Mr. W.m, Middle- Next Sundav marnins; our chu chLIAITLAND
p ton ,ever the week -end. will ce-lebratg =its cpartarly-Sarra,m' _
Bowman & Gibaw) Mr, and Mrs. R. 1_'hillips of .Los pnt Service. We look for all our w
GYPROC Angeles, are. holidayinm with Mr. church, members to be present 4nd
and Mrs. He: -pert Middleton• and extend a' cordial in"itatihn tc ^'1 ,v
Deferred Payment Plan Available . Y _ _ r with F A i IR PORT
father and ester- earnest Christiana,"ta S,' .e
OLD HORSES •, aii•00 COMRIE LUMBER COMPANY The Tne.-IY friends of Mrs. Ray us for this important spr""ce' REACH
At Tear Fara Limited Hill wish her a speedy recovery in' •••.Sunday. July 1, We expect to eel- .zrr•ve; WW J s
A CRIPPLED STOCK Sesrboro Junction, Ontario bprpseriouy ilinT�4, in the Oshawa ebratz the Sacrament of .Intent t iIOTTF`
'•DEAiI'OR 1ERI .SCAB, la8d $0111?" . Hospital. Bo;`iam. This is cCways ar inter-
ALSO
F.w The Paaro- cul a^ all conn- seting and beautiful service and ,re
liJl! secant Siarban And Plans ections had a fine re -union in pic- cordially invite all to gather with
pis • w�� courorw Nc forth on Saturday last, us and worship in this service.
1.
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i a t
l saw was out there -my' book acid �%
!_ Discover How Good i it was an American Goldfinch. With' 'NEW
and
••.•�...� , . the -aid of fig( glasses I could see
-iced Tea Can Be!nits markings at plainly as if I held
• it in my hand. Bi talars are a, USEFUL Too _
_. ;Nolte too dt>il,blesrtr•ngt%andwbalsstI11 _ wonderful help in idtdtifying birds.
' There is. just one drawback, --often
i hot pour iitto 91t�nsa Med with trached l ,
.* by the time I've• got the* glasses .
1ice ' ' ' aid �� and limon to tont•. _ the bird has flit(
'Wonder if it Builds Blocks
'would be . New vibrator block machine will
possible to ,do housework
with a pair of binoculars slung make all standard building blocks,
around one's neck( It doesn'tmat• - including silo and chimney patterns
ter where I put them they ire never and turns them out at a rate of 1,000
in the righplace when I. want.Pr r eight-hour day, company claims.
diiiiiii" :•,`` `_"�+ them. Machine is run by one'h.p, motor
Well, we really have a paved high- 'and is easy and economical ' to
way at last. The first layer of "hot- operate. -
_ mix" was finished laWweek. Now "
we_can go,frora heie'to Guelph -or ` `Argyles by Machine -'
to Hamilton or Toronto -without A Rhode Island company now
R.ST-. •r •S leaving the highwaay at all, except
for small sections adjacent towns. has a machine which can turn out
�^ > It is wonderful after the holes and4 argyle socks in 'mass production.
/ ` 'bumps and washboards we have Claims to be first machine ever to
knit a solid -color pattern argyle
(�(
Pam.. 'J , driven over for the last twenty with an overplaid automatically,
•� years. Providin for a
i We have a problem on our hands g great variety of pat=
"DEAR ANNE HIRST: I,ast.Feb- "lie called ms co and said be - l terns and 'colors, machine can turn
' as if we had only one( However, o t three dozen
runty I met a nice young moa, had been dissatisfied for a long time, this u pairs in an eight
- -. whom I treated as I was treating all I am not cold, nor have I ever been. particular problem is how to hour day.
deal with a collie dog who is storm- • • +
the boys -breaking dates, handing He haver a its sad kissed me like shy. Honey,
them a line, etc. m our cocker spaniel, • ,
7c ea do at night, but doesn't bat an eyelid but Ti Shows Off China
He west into I j t thought he uliar, as PPY gets Cu an g comp
le.
about frantic with the first P d saucer hanger to con Ie.
the army. Only he was always talking about ,people i - - clap of thunder and is never satis- ment finest china is made of metal
p • thep did Freak- being too demonstrativel fied unless she is somewhere near Posts of solid brass and molded
ire I 'care for. LAURA WHEELER us in the house. .The other night mahogany brown plastic base.. Small
After 16 years of marriage, it is {
A ,y him. hard to 'forget everything' as he Crocheting this doily is time Partner and I were visiting a neigh. metal fingers hold the bottom of the
1 didn't dare tells me to. well spent Stunning bor for a little while. While we saucer while a thin strip of brass
ask ally friends n is two cot- were away there was a bit of than- folds over the top of the plate and
Do -you think a ! like theirs ora; start the second color with
his address .after y °,`-�
the shah way will last? Will- he 5a tis a is ace. up ,ase is
ness without the children? The old- These small pinapples work u Whea we got home Ti wide enou h to revent tipping.
I'd behaved. But I PP &
last month I met him. at a dance, er ones are very unhappy now (and- so quickly a beginner can do them, torn the netting, out of the front g. * * •
so ail I) and I'm afraid it will r ( pattern 869; crochet and knitting door in an endeavor to get in the Light Spray
and we had a long talk, I knew how really j so rim house. Fortunate(
'. stupid I'd been, how much I reallyupset their Iiva, simple with its charts, photos y the inside door Weighing lees than two pounds.
' -and concise directions, was locked otherwise the house aluminum sprayer can turn out 150
tA love hila. He says he lova me too, "A DIVORCED WIFE" jr Send. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS would have been swarming with pounds of pressure at nOZ21e'. Noz-
and -we've been going steady every - _ --
week end. ' No oat can predict the future It 'n coin_ (stamps cannot--be-act mosquitoes and June -bugs. `Whit zle can be adjust
ed for fiat mist of -�-
' of such a marriage. A great.deal deal �Pted) for this pattern to Box 1, makes some do¢s so terrified of a 35 foot stream, Five foot
neoprene
He doesn't trust.mel lie's afraid I 1 t Eighteenth St., New Toronto. - atorr57- Tippy gets worse as she hose is attached to spray,
. • depend, as
;Y just be fooling. He says ao. + Yon foraee, on plainly PATTERN gets older and her favotutite trick + • #
I don't go out any more except with. • how much yon husband misses :NUMRZR, y� NAME and AD- is to hide herself under our bed.
will
'girls. I stay~ home, and- write him � chnfldrea_ DRESS, Now Magnet
l * Yon will have to try to. take S Then she is. comparatively happy,
regularly. end 'Twenty-five Cents more She is real] a Said to be most powerful sma1+
His distrust is causing - trouble I his place with them, and conceal Y good barometer, size permanent magnet is the world
between ue. -How can I. 1 your own unhappiness for. their (in coins) for our (,aura Wheeler However overcast the sky may be `
faith now? _. sakes. F} will not to a Needlecraft Book Illustrations of if Ti
- gain his i easy, but i!� m e neuron
patterns for crochet, embroidery,
PPY is eciatent to stay outside tm
it ad of cobalt -Pia '
i + it is all you can do now,. knitting; household accessories. we know t11er
"BUTCH." + ti the offing. Oniathe bother han :i.
in
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- - You have my, deepest sympathy_ dolls; toys many bobby and Sometimes Whea skies are hand, A gardener has only to look . At
IT TAKES TIME, • , . gift ideas. A free pattern is print- the sky for two recon
y Y ng egu ed in the book. fiTipPY wi] ome down om the hr
] e h seconds to see ! •
+ Keep on wrtn this -!ad- r - old sad find some wa of future as dearly as if it were already
Dolt play Oast sad loose veldt I 7 getting the present."=Robert Lyne
Is tart In our ktters tell him ]test j friend; Other boys or X•1, you'll t into the house. And as sure as any -
evening,
-yon ve been doing each py for ; and thin
It. just when it harts 1 t_ - r g within an -hour or two a storm
_ •evening, wast girls you've been tate most -Anne Hirst is bare to I� J I will blow rap Maybe we should ' Upsidedown to Proven: Peeling
with. Impress the fact that you belp make you realise how. vital is 1t lend Tippy to the Canadian Broad-
" aren't dating any bops at at1, personal integrity. Write bar at I + " "•� casting Corporation to use at their. ® N
' Sinc4: he_ doubts your fidelity .. Bos 1, 123 Eighteenth Street, Nem r NIC
weather broadcasting bureau• y
e (and with reason) he will prob- Toronto,. Ont-
_ ab! not be above checking rap oy .. _ -- 1 A 3 I �r 0' s1
Y
You. So be sure to ell him on!iINGER
A�tM NOT CURED b S N 1 t1 '1
* the troth .� _
-)y p C•Clarke A man.daahed 'sato a chemist's f
e Your letters should be gay and b S l'1 7 S 1
�;.�•r•--�+.� and, asked the , proprietor how to
+
entertaining, giving him news of _ ••..•.rI.. N." There -is only one way to live in stop _hiccups. 'The answer was a 1 is 9.
•
all your m repeat
e!'frieniis:� much
u comfort these days -and that is in hard slap in the'face. The man was 31 S M I I A +
" '• afraid to repeat how much yon I tge house and furiou9 and densanded the reason. O 1 Q
* care for trim, and reiterate -your, _ tehind.screen doors 3
+ vow to stay faithful, waiting for A veritable plague of iaosqu,tos has "Well," said the druggist, "you're s7 S n 1 A W 3 1
-* his. -return,,. - invaded- the province. How market ,not hiccupping now', are you?' 7 ,
gardeners and fruit growers and "NA" shoetree the customer,
" It ii too bad that so many
g ,girls take advantage of a, Dickers will. survive the onslaught, "but my 1pife out is the car stili
" your 7s "
" their g of the insects I can't imagine. One' and get such s day last week I tried to buy some ISSUE 23 - 1951
" satisfaction from it Sooner or - -
later their reputation catches up insect repellent at a certain .drug.
* with them, and th atom but there wasn't a bottle left
eY realize (often on the shelvesl Fortaaately I man- } -
: Me
e too late) how unworthy they have /irk aged to get.some elsewhere -and it . ruSt /runt 'INNER ROL
•been nt a good man's belief in really does help: Twice last week +
4 tacky integrity. ' ! - ,
I
.c- wls. _ ant.
• to church - _
It will take` time to coavinc,e s♦ " -~ had been held outside I' w u d have trouble at ateall to make. with new
:+
this - ;• ..
boy you love, but he is, I ex- .•� the l cut d ttirne-d tail and fled. Mosquito bites Fleisdlmann's Fast Rising
- * pact, itardiy teas eager to . be ten yP to y fere' are a nuisance to most people but Yeast! Gives you fast auxin
+ shown how much you have yei r.
gone b when I hSdQeo be out out- light douRhs-and now of the
,* m tlscy act like son, In years .
changed.- _ _ ` bother 'of old time perishable
• • n 1 y
side more than I am _now there >t' Get a dozen packages
- The death of an- architect in Los were times who❑ [ could not yM'? _keeps tale Sitmgelt a tbow
.WAS DIVOIftCE WISE? Angeles revealed that he had been my shoes on -at all. get '" a ►efrigerrraour!
_ "DEAR ANNE HIRST: i am ,35, guilty of -a bigamous marriage 'and I. HiSwever, if one 'takes ilx trouble
and have four, children. Two months • had been leading a,donble life. Bu there are ways of keeping the pests �Y DINNER ROLLS
atgo, my husband asked fora di- both of his •wives declared: "Ht I at -bay. Mosquitos will
torte to marry a woman he said he was a Good husban smo a or wind. So if you plan ��v urge bowl K
love' . gave. it to him.
• Measure into a ]
.�.va' I dam7Ed h's od`'• J to work in the garden for any length a lukewarm water, .1 tsp, grana_ -
t
1 ..
of la
ted ted su
_ - e e : stir u {
• get an old pail, stand rt gar until sugar is disk :1
on a couple of 'bricks; ' fill it with solved. Sprinkle with 1' envelope
il. EdarerPurpose 36: Reutal ■ Fleischmann's Fast Rising
CROSSWORD le. ragsot a root aa. It•atat Paper, kindling or anything that Yeast ao. Indefinite g . Let,stand and 10 m'
number ...c+atract will burn- When your fire it gain ms.. THEN
g stir well.
PUZZ 22. I,tva sf. parts of a _ nicely 7ceep dropPinB freshly pulled Adie c. lukewarm water and
is 4!: Ireland ' Ado era weeds on top to create dense smoke. i UP salt. Add all at once, 3% c
45. Nobi•m0.a •t, Adore - � �
ACROSS • 14. Retired as. Weather cock Out west we always used this oncc
•sifted bread flour and work
i. Wan r7. So Americas i4. Ylr7pala kind of "smudge" if we wanted to 'n with the hands' work in 3 tbs.
1. Sieh monntafn s. Batter country willow K soft shortening. Knead k lightly.
4. Rant S. Been 21. Power I6. Amorous
sit or work in the �'�
a. Xeado competent a. Authoritative 19. Court garden but'this thio c Roared board until smooth and
18. The mw stance , is the first time we -have found it elasiic. `Place in greased bowl.
-1>t. The mapleuse
s T.
Prohibition a3, Obetured '46, Recaptacl•.�
14. Rzisted 1. Borders on i3. Fascinating for wine really necessary in this- district. * i Craver with a damp cloth and set
1i: Ileklmo dog e. Intortoated t6, Prf�u7 st' indnous Yesterday a friend of our passed • fi t in warm place, free from draught'
17. =mployd 10. Sheltered aid• vestment s9. writins fluid g this brai wave.: She was ` Let rise until doubled in bulk.
1t. Courtyard alai Punch down dough in bowl, fold
31. Lone aDPI• p- y: .,; ..: wY.:
s1. Contend working ' in the garden near the ' over, cover and agaii7 let rix ua•
e fit. part or the house and either couldn't, or didn't
foot ;' , til doubled in bulk. Turn out on
"all. Parts or w'an•t -to bother with -a smudge, so lightly -floured board and divide
church•s she put an extension cord on an into Y equal portions: shape each
f1. Filthy hovel she
piece into a long roll about ] t
se.linot i electric fan, took the fan outside; /z i
f 11. Watters set it in y in diameter. Cover with a damp
as. Hint B y g -and awn went the .�, doth and let rest 15 mina.. Using -
4t. Partake akeeters. Worth trying, isn't it? a, floured sharp knife, cut dough
44. Mistake I am real( g into 2" lengths and place, wb1Y
as, Fermented ' wanted .� y' disconra ed - ! . -•
beverage do a lot is the garden apart, on ungreased cookie sheets. Y
_ 34. More spacious this summer, but even.with the help' i Sprinkle rolls -with cornmeal and
tN. Dnrlleta let rias 'uncovered, for 1�2 hour.
cone, of smudges and fans I am afraid Brush with cold water and let
"M• pronessiv� my activities will be limited. In , �,..w•. rise another 1 z. bout. Meanwhile.
pronoun �r�� /
40, gear etvat•r fact, I 'believe the mosquitoes are 1 stand a broad shallow pan of hot
4 BAs y doctor, who has water in the oven and preheat
-- .--
49. Rest 'in league with m �••' .
et. Rule ever been throwing a few warnings ,my� .. oven to hot, 4251. Remove pan
' f O. Tana] e.
tel. Divisible way Just recently, of water from oven and bake the by two Thank _ rolls in steam -filled oven for 1/,
'y.i1. Born gOOtiat9a• i' don't Beed to ji hour, brushing them with cold
p. Dull naln'
be outside to watch my -birds.- They - - t Mt water kinds rinkllightly with
sr, WritlnrYable are most accommodating, flying yets s p Jul
56. Attention • g. yi g A� 510 w••,,,�,, cornmeal after the first 15 mins.
DOWN from tree to bush pear the house . """•' and again brushing them with
-1. Egyptian - and often come -to rest on -the cold water 2 minutes before re.
Singing girl _ .
Na kht^asesveartas, clothesline outside the kitchen
k indoor. Yesterday. the .brightest - ton• t
inorit7� baked bursa f he
wen Yield IS zo1L
- Answer Elsewhere on This Pap little yellow and black bird I ever _
TABLE -T-ALKS
{Canning time is .here again—or, if continue stirring until mixture
not. actually here yet, it's coming comes to a hard boil. At once pour
our way by leaps and bounds. So a in sugar, stirring Constantly.. (To
few hints about canning, and freez- reduce foaming one-fourth teaspoon
5 'ing, might not be amiss. butter !nay be added.)
Continue stirring, bring to a full
It's been a late spring. There rolling boil, and boil hard one min -
have been times when ycu have ute. Remove from. heat, skim„ pour
,wondered if you would ever get a quickly into glasses. Apply paraffin
e .garden planted, and canning or at once.
�paragus and Peas
freezing seemed a long way off. But
'here we are yith early fruits and'But there is more than fruit in the
vegetables just about ready to pro- canning picture. There.are aspara-
cess. And a busy season ahead. gus and peas, among other things.
+ , » You'll want to freeze some of
Perhaps you have already check-. these vegetables as well as can-ning
'ed over your freezing and canning them, just for the sakrxof cartery.
equipment. If you haven't, it's a First, sort out the stalks of aspar:
good thing to do right away, while agus according to their thickness.
-you still have. time.. Then wash then thoroughly. Cut
- ' or break off '.the tender portions.
Check the gauge of your pressure Either leave the spears in lengths -
cooker to make sure it is accurate. that, will fit the package or cut them
There is some place in almost every in two-inch lengths. -
community where this can be done. : »
» ' + Pre -heat the asparagus in boiling
This is a good time to get a full water.—small stalks, two minutes:
supply of jar lids, rings, freezing medium stalks, • three minutes, and
':containers, and par2ffin for sealing. large ones,.four minutes. Cool them
` » + quickly in ice water or in cold run -
Preserving fruits and vegetables sing water. Let dry before packing
mans freezing as well as cennini in container.
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frsezer or a locker in the local plant, When you prepare peas for freez- loud in a tree owned by Mn. W. O. Keefer an a bet. The rwson difficult assignment over the years,
you will want to can a percentage ing, sash the pods before shelling appears to be a bewhiskerad, white trio of cats making their Yr. Kelly's eyes twinkled with on-
you
your fruits and vegetables for the Diacard all immature : and tough home in erten-foot-hi h abandoned bird's neat. When a hot _concealed amusement "You won't
sake of ��r, peas. Pre -heat in boiling water for 9 p �- believe this," he says, "but it's - -
• one minute if peas are average size; ropher asked the two -month-old kittens to "watch the birdie," tho photographing an ocean liner at
Take atrawbenra, for instance.two minutes for medium to largest mama cat in tho background smiled cryptically. SM There's nothing quite as tricky
They are among the fruits that peas. Cool rapidly in cold pater or .as that!"
fseeze most successfully. Strawber- ice water, and pa ak r * -
ries may be frozen whole; but forIII �' Asked Hundreds Of Questions Daily, _
the finest flavor specialists `uirise pause both peas and asparagus It Always Happens If
sliced or crushed betsfeitTs.reetened are non-acid vegetables, they should He Digs Up The Right Answers prices Get Too High
nrith tngar, never be canned except in a press-
Use either cane or beet sugar—it are erokar. Select good vegetables What were the tar -tans of the regi- shine at 10 am.? Well, Kelly A new substitute .for woo} will
waken no difference in the final pro- and wash them carefully. Dont al- -went stationed at Edinburgh Castle likely to have compounded his own
law the vegetables to reas>,ia b daring the uianeaa war? What did rel+ahte- weather forecast. be on the Canadian market soon.
"incl t"1r Fou can get as excellent water any longer than necessary for a button an a 'Free French uniform Because he has been a New York it's Celled Cnprama It is said to
flavor by ruing one-fourth corn thosongb fig- Don't --prepare look like? ; industry .figure for so many fears look. feel, and wear like wool, but
:'.. syrup dad, three-fourths sugar, any moss than you can process at The man at wham these ques= and knows not only alt the angles costs only a fraction as mach. ,
+ • + It's the old, old story.
_
Remove any, >K ode time, c - � clone are aimed --he gets hundreds '.but also all the key personalities. rY•
y. green or im rfect . » , - Iii the last eighteen months the
lice them every day and answers Mr. 'Kelly, by simply lifting the
berries Wash is cold watc�, a few Cut asparagus in lengths to fit theevery one of them without' fail ---j phone, can perform feats that would' psnee of wool has shot to record
At a time, lifting them gently out jar, Tie in bundll•s and place tips in. is William D. Kelap, a slight twin- stump a younger and less exper- heights. The rise has been -so quick
of the water to prevent bruising. boiling water deep enough to cover kle-eyed Irishman who has worked ieaced man. and so fast that makers of clothes, -
Drain in a colander. Then remove the lower portions. Cover the vessel for Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer for t8e Once, when it needed a close -cap blankets, and -stores of oilier pro -
bulls and slice in a bowl. _ 'tightly. -Bosh three minutes. Drains, part 30 -odd years but says he can't 1hot of the torch of the' Statue of ducts, couldn't rven pretend to offer
Sprinkle on the sugar. ' allowing and pack in clean pint jars. be bothered about a proper title. -Liberty, the studio sent through a firm quotations.
three-fourths cup , to each quart ' ' • routine request It sounded simple Naturally there was a new scram -
When coaxed sufficiently, beRl
(four caps) of fruit. To draw the Ffil •the jars wit} nater in which eaongh, but actnaDy wasn't, since bit for substitutes and someone rq- - -
e, volunteer the information that he is
- Jnics out; tent" settles over' several � vegetable was prime -cooked. Pro- fixing a stat! camera on
-clot membered, Cuprama, a new synthe.
;fines with a large spoon. teas for 25 minutes at 25 pounds head of the film department and g i nary tie product originated in Germany.
Pack berries in _ moisture- r f ressore. • + • the eastefa representative of the torch from midair proved irantaen-
P oo p � cal. That;- where the Kelly ing�elt- Wool Producers may not welcome
containers They ' will expand m s When you are cannuns peas, Metro studios' production -division. this development. but - consumers
!freezing, so allow a half-inch- head cover with. water, bring tet a boil, Behind this rather colorless descrip- oily came to the fore. will certainty cheer, even if they
espace for pints and an inch for_ 'and pack is prepared pint jars. Pack tion• bides one of the real wizards He remembered that, when the never- have to use' it. It 'gets them
igttart containers, loosely m ,pee inch of the top. Pro- of the film industry, writes Fred statue was a -building, the hand and oat of that tight place where it is'
urs for 23 a in h xe lA pounds Hift in in The Christian Science the torch had been sent to this-cQna-L "'tale
• Monitor, - t and trundled about- from city e • t i or do without"
t
: I .don`t know li entre his even , pre.cA �r� lut=e the world began mnemer-
4 b S B
been apoll to find out which is the - - His dunes, thrown together un.- to city to raise funds to erect the able attempts have. been made' to_
most popular jam, -but I wouldn't - der -the heading "Research", ic- base. A quick perusal of Harper's corner the market for sotne pro-
be afraid to bet that strawberry jam SAU1rS SILLIES tualty go much beyond just digging Bazaar issues of some 70 years back duct or service.. or hold out for lis
into a lot of source books at the turned n¢" an ancient photograph higher and higher prices. But in the. -
comes first. Anyway, don't freeze public library. Whenever Metro of the unci•ated limb. Using that as end the all fail and they -
a n of your berries—either straw- - '+. • p Y ey will con -
berries or ,raspberries. y seeds a •camera crew eastward for a model and provided with the nec- tinue to fail so long as we continue
,' e` locaCou and atmosphere shots, lir.' essary scale intasurements, the to encourage initiative, enterprise
You ptbbably have your own
recipe, but if you haven't herr are Kelly acts as sort of advance guard. studio cars- able to build an acclm[e -and honest competition.
uw. First, he prepares the ground, copy. We have seen this happen again
a couple that are just as good today then he sees to it that all goes Ancither time, while' teparin for
- 'as lhey.werc• in your grandmother's g - P g and again' with things like butter.
day. - smoothly for the visitors and that 'the picture "The Magnificent. Yan- wool, lumber, metals, and also With
STRAWBERRY JAM—No. I r they don't get themselves caught w kee." the studio needed stills and specialized services.
"6 quarts strawberry pulp �. legal booby traps -while photograph- details on the interior bf the Oliver Someone—it niay be a lone -spe-
rushed) I ing New York from above and be- Wendell Holmes house iii Washing= culator or a whole group of produ-
! cops cane orbeet sugar low. He is a jack-0f-all7trades'and ton. Everything was assembled but cera—gets• an, idea they have the
Juice,of one lemon
-a modern Merlin rolled into one. the- data concerning a steam= eleva- ' world in a vise and -can dictate their
Method—Dip off the juice from Nerd a subway train? Ask' Kelly. for .which the justice had had in- own prices. For a little while they
a \ Have to rent a battleship? Just con- stalled at his residence. may succeed 'but 'eventually they
_the mashed berries and Iniz with tact,Kel}v he'll come through. When the studio • was about only britt `tom etition irtto
the sugar. Cook the sugar dad juicy. -- - ' -g g new P
together for five minutes.Add the "lrYat an lite!' Televising even Want traffic reversed in a one-way ready to give up, -Mr.- Kelly and his the field 'and sometimes substitutes
bevies to the syrup and mix well. +"-•-�+•».cat *cuss ��•� !" street during the rush hour? Xelly staff came to the rescue with the that are better than the original _
can arrange it. Want blueprints for the lift which they product. -From Financial Post.-----
tal- thick,
wooden spoon continuall"". Add
lemon juice just before the'cooking
Beach Ba,
�is completed. Pour into �tcnlized y
jars and seal while hot. Y. Wick ✓.
STRAWBERRY JAM -No, 2 :;::.,, • z b.; ,,,_w
2 'heaping quartz strawberries BY EDAA 11[1LS8 '
9 caps cane or beet sugar p
1 cup water r1r an invitation to a pienk err a beach party means a mad acramhle at
Method—slake a • syrup of tete -
1Ow
sugar and water; and. boil until the your house for, such carry -0s; as cardboard boxes or ' {
sugar is dissolved. Add the stew- "eM laundry bags, am's the time to',idok about acquiring ion=ln�tLe- � } '• 4 � � � "
berries and boil for 15 minutesopen gar of whiciD you Cera be ptmd. {-i, !
Pour ..into., flat. pans, and shake
IIt there's alt old wicker basket fo Toter attic err basetsteat, your
occasionally until cold. Put into • problem's half solved already. K doesn't matter df its bandles are gone ; a
sterilized jars «herr cold, and sea'. z
Never cook more than ton quarts er'top broken, provided tbere's enough basket lett to provide a base
a time. 31ir your make -over proJecC�
RIPE SOUR CHERRY AND
A commodious top can be made of fabric, *Werabty` one of the new v•
RED RASPBERRY JAMS •proven-plastfc ones do a bright, gay pattern. These fabrics, which are � % a
This is a delicious jam comUining said to be stafnpr0of and abttseproof are an excellent choice for re- t�
two:fruits that you may care to try
sisting weathering and rough treatment at !reach a rounds
picnic g.
when the raspberries are "ripe. Although tough, they're flexible enough for cutting 'and easy handling.
3% cups prepared fruit 4' $
4;, cups beet or cane sugar 9b make a pouch top for your- wicker base, first measure the top of
`1 lox powdered fruit pectin the basket to determine its size. Cut the material to fit. You'11 need
= Mttitod—Pit about one pound of ' -
i1' P `,two items in the fabric. - The lower one serves as a strong edge for t �,..,
iuliy. ripe cherries; crush thoroughly `.". r , 7
sewing fabric to ,basket. For this use a sturdy thread or cord,
yr grind Crush aboutone qi art'of
.fully: ripe red raAPherrics. Combine The upper hem provides a tunnel for the drawstring to go through.
_fruits. .. - - For comfort in carrying the basket, try a drawstring braided:of several
Measure sugar into dry dish and
WOOL
let aside until needed. Measure pre- soft
-pared fruit -into a five or six -quart The i lze of your fabric top' should depend'upon the'nature of your • r ;
gaucepan, filling tip last cup or frac- " '"'outings If you usually carry a bathingault, towels, and other swim- m • �� '�
tion of cup with water if necessary. .mkg accessories in addition to a thermos and sandwich bags, then a A 11gg& tap. ge gay, plaid woven piss& matselai converle an eM _
Place over high heat. .Add pow- large, roomy basket wM best serve your needs. wkker basket labs setnleeabie pioale hamper.,
der" fruit pectin, mix well, and - .
y
n had discovered in the files of the-
:�. Otis Elevatdr people.
At his desk in his office on the'
15 flodr of the Loew's Building on,
----�-
Times Square, undeterred by con-
'. �-• '
stantly jangling telephones, Mr.-,
I'LQ
Kelly puts in a busy day attending
so a steady stream of details. Be-
t '
Jsides
directing his large.. ..ETA .
nF
sides directing his large staff, he is
also responsible for the distribution
tt
and manufacture of prints; their
salvage and repair, and certain
_
editing problems that arise from
censorship difficulties.
I
A'frieindly man with an apparent-
'
ly inexhaustible fund of knowledge
acquired from incessant` reading=he
t
had no formal education, having
entered the industry as a rewind boy
back in 1906—Mr. Kelly takes his
'
many duties in his stride For re-
,- ••
laxation he prefers goff (;rUnce,you
-
learn the geometries of it,- it's,
easy") and makes playroom furni-
ture by hand ("it goes too fast by
machine" ).
The studio seems to regard its
- + _
eastern representative as a combing-
tion Roy Chapman Addrews, Frank
Buck, and Trader Horn. He's been
asked to turn up everything from
- - -
a dozen black derby hats in mid-
summer and an authentic copy of
-
the British Crown jewels to bears,-
•` `
chimps, fawns, and collie pups for
various Metro movies 'In his de-
-
partment's files he has long lists of
fake . city streets, book . titles, and
even telephone numbers.
=_
do t--
Asked what he considers his most
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frsezer or a locker in the local plant, When you prepare peas for freez- loud in a tree owned by Mn. W. O. Keefer an a bet. The rwson difficult assignment over the years,
you will want to can a percentage ing, sash the pods before shelling appears to be a bewhiskerad, white trio of cats making their Yr. Kelly's eyes twinkled with on-
you
your fruits and vegetables for the Diacard all immature : and tough home in erten-foot-hi h abandoned bird's neat. When a hot _concealed amusement "You won't
sake of ��r, peas. Pre -heat in boiling water for 9 p �- believe this," he says, "but it's - -
• one minute if peas are average size; ropher asked the two -month-old kittens to "watch the birdie," tho photographing an ocean liner at
Take atrawbenra, for instance.two minutes for medium to largest mama cat in tho background smiled cryptically. SM There's nothing quite as tricky
They are among the fruits that peas. Cool rapidly in cold pater or .as that!"
fseeze most successfully. Strawber- ice water, and pa ak r * -
ries may be frozen whole; but forIII �' Asked Hundreds Of Questions Daily, _
the finest flavor specialists `uirise pause both peas and asparagus It Always Happens If
sliced or crushed betsfeitTs.reetened are non-acid vegetables, they should He Digs Up The Right Answers prices Get Too High
nrith tngar, never be canned except in a press-
Use either cane or beet sugar—it are erokar. Select good vegetables What were the tar -tans of the regi- shine at 10 am.? Well, Kelly A new substitute .for woo} will
waken no difference in the final pro- and wash them carefully. Dont al- -went stationed at Edinburgh Castle likely to have compounded his own
law the vegetables to reas>,ia b daring the uianeaa war? What did rel+ahte- weather forecast. be on the Canadian market soon.
"incl t"1r Fou can get as excellent water any longer than necessary for a button an a 'Free French uniform Because he has been a New York it's Celled Cnprama It is said to
flavor by ruing one-fourth corn thosongb fig- Don't --prepare look like? ; industry .figure for so many fears look. feel, and wear like wool, but
:'.. syrup dad, three-fourths sugar, any moss than you can process at The man at wham these ques= and knows not only alt the angles costs only a fraction as mach. ,
+ • + It's the old, old story.
_
Remove any, >K ode time, c - � clone are aimed --he gets hundreds '.but also all the key personalities. rY•
y. green or im rfect . » , - Iii the last eighteen months the
lice them every day and answers Mr. 'Kelly, by simply lifting the
berries Wash is cold watc�, a few Cut asparagus in lengths to fit theevery one of them without' fail ---j phone, can perform feats that would' psnee of wool has shot to record
At a time, lifting them gently out jar, Tie in bundll•s and place tips in. is William D. Kelap, a slight twin- stump a younger and less exper- heights. The rise has been -so quick
of the water to prevent bruising. boiling water deep enough to cover kle-eyed Irishman who has worked ieaced man. and so fast that makers of clothes, -
Drain in a colander. Then remove the lower portions. Cover the vessel for Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer for t8e Once, when it needed a close -cap blankets, and -stores of oilier pro -
bulls and slice in a bowl. _ 'tightly. -Bosh three minutes. Drains, part 30 -odd years but says he can't 1hot of the torch of the' Statue of ducts, couldn't rven pretend to offer
Sprinkle on the sugar. ' allowing and pack in clean pint jars. be bothered about a proper title. -Liberty, the studio sent through a firm quotations.
three-fourths cup , to each quart ' ' • routine request It sounded simple Naturally there was a new scram -
When coaxed sufficiently, beRl
(four caps) of fruit. To draw the Ffil •the jars wit} nater in which eaongh, but actnaDy wasn't, since bit for substitutes and someone rq- - -
e, volunteer the information that he is
- Jnics out; tent" settles over' several � vegetable was prime -cooked. Pro- fixing a stat! camera on
-clot membered, Cuprama, a new synthe.
;fines with a large spoon. teas for 25 minutes at 25 pounds head of the film department and g i nary tie product originated in Germany.
Pack berries in _ moisture- r f ressore. • + • the eastefa representative of the torch from midair proved irantaen-
P oo p � cal. That;- where the Kelly ing�elt- Wool Producers may not welcome
containers They ' will expand m s When you are cannuns peas, Metro studios' production -division. this development. but - consumers
!freezing, so allow a half-inch- head cover with. water, bring tet a boil, Behind this rather colorless descrip- oily came to the fore. will certainty cheer, even if they
espace for pints and an inch for_ 'and pack is prepared pint jars. Pack tion• bides one of the real wizards He remembered that, when the never- have to use' it. It 'gets them
igttart containers, loosely m ,pee inch of the top. Pro- of the film industry, writes Fred statue was a -building, the hand and oat of that tight place where it is'
urs for 23 a in h xe lA pounds Hift in in The Christian Science the torch had been sent to this-cQna-L "'tale
• Monitor, - t and trundled about- from city e • t i or do without"
t
: I .don`t know li entre his even , pre.cA �r� lut=e the world began mnemer-
4 b S B
been apoll to find out which is the - - His dunes, thrown together un.- to city to raise funds to erect the able attempts have. been made' to_
most popular jam, -but I wouldn't - der -the heading "Research", ic- base. A quick perusal of Harper's corner the market for sotne pro-
be afraid to bet that strawberry jam SAU1rS SILLIES tualty go much beyond just digging Bazaar issues of some 70 years back duct or service.. or hold out for lis
into a lot of source books at the turned n¢" an ancient photograph higher and higher prices. But in the. -
comes first. Anyway, don't freeze public library. Whenever Metro of the unci•ated limb. Using that as end the all fail and they -
a n of your berries—either straw- - '+. • p Y ey will con -
berries or ,raspberries. y seeds a •camera crew eastward for a model and provided with the nec- tinue to fail so long as we continue
,' e` locaCou and atmosphere shots, lir.' essary scale intasurements, the to encourage initiative, enterprise
You ptbbably have your own
recipe, but if you haven't herr are Kelly acts as sort of advance guard. studio cars- able to build an acclm[e -and honest competition.
uw. First, he prepares the ground, copy. We have seen this happen again
a couple that are just as good today then he sees to it that all goes Ancither time, while' teparin for
- 'as lhey.werc• in your grandmother's g - P g and again' with things like butter.
day. - smoothly for the visitors and that 'the picture "The Magnificent. Yan- wool, lumber, metals, and also With
STRAWBERRY JAM—No. I r they don't get themselves caught w kee." the studio needed stills and specialized services.
"6 quarts strawberry pulp �. legal booby traps -while photograph- details on the interior bf the Oliver Someone—it niay be a lone -spe-
rushed) I ing New York from above and be- Wendell Holmes house iii Washing= culator or a whole group of produ-
! cops cane orbeet sugar low. He is a jack-0f-all7trades'and ton. Everything was assembled but cera—gets• an, idea they have the
Juice,of one lemon
-a modern Merlin rolled into one. the- data concerning a steam= eleva- ' world in a vise and -can dictate their
Method—Dip off the juice from Nerd a subway train? Ask' Kelly. for .which the justice had had in- own prices. For a little while they
a \ Have to rent a battleship? Just con- stalled at his residence. may succeed 'but 'eventually they
_the mashed berries and Iniz with tact,Kel}v he'll come through. When the studio • was about only britt `tom etition irtto
the sugar. Cook the sugar dad juicy. -- - ' -g g new P
together for five minutes.Add the "lrYat an lite!' Televising even Want traffic reversed in a one-way ready to give up, -Mr.- Kelly and his the field 'and sometimes substitutes
bevies to the syrup and mix well. +"-•-�+•».cat *cuss ��•� !" street during the rush hour? Xelly staff came to the rescue with the that are better than the original _
can arrange it. Want blueprints for the lift which they product. -From Financial Post.-----
tal- thick,
wooden spoon continuall"". Add
lemon juice just before the'cooking
Beach Ba,
�is completed. Pour into �tcnlized y
jars and seal while hot. Y. Wick ✓.
STRAWBERRY JAM -No, 2 :;::.,, • z b.; ,,,_w
2 'heaping quartz strawberries BY EDAA 11[1LS8 '
9 caps cane or beet sugar p
1 cup water r1r an invitation to a pienk err a beach party means a mad acramhle at
Method—slake a • syrup of tete -
1Ow
sugar and water; and. boil until the your house for, such carry -0s; as cardboard boxes or ' {
sugar is dissolved. Add the stew- "eM laundry bags, am's the time to',idok about acquiring ion=ln�tLe- � } '• 4 � � � "
berries and boil for 15 minutesopen gar of whiciD you Cera be ptmd. {-i, !
Pour ..into., flat. pans, and shake
IIt there's alt old wicker basket fo Toter attic err basetsteat, your
occasionally until cold. Put into • problem's half solved already. K doesn't matter df its bandles are gone ; a
sterilized jars «herr cold, and sea'. z
Never cook more than ton quarts er'top broken, provided tbere's enough basket lett to provide a base
a time. 31ir your make -over proJecC�
RIPE SOUR CHERRY AND
A commodious top can be made of fabric, *Werabty` one of the new v•
RED RASPBERRY JAMS •proven-plastfc ones do a bright, gay pattern. These fabrics, which are � % a
This is a delicious jam comUining said to be stafnpr0of and abttseproof are an excellent choice for re- t�
two:fruits that you may care to try
sisting weathering and rough treatment at !reach a rounds
picnic g.
when the raspberries are "ripe. Although tough, they're flexible enough for cutting 'and easy handling.
3% cups prepared fruit 4' $
4;, cups beet or cane sugar 9b make a pouch top for your- wicker base, first measure the top of
`1 lox powdered fruit pectin the basket to determine its size. Cut the material to fit. You'11 need
= Mttitod—Pit about one pound of ' -
i1' P `,two items in the fabric. - The lower one serves as a strong edge for t �,..,
iuliy. ripe cherries; crush thoroughly `.". r , 7
sewing fabric to ,basket. For this use a sturdy thread or cord,
yr grind Crush aboutone qi art'of
.fully: ripe red raAPherrics. Combine The upper hem provides a tunnel for the drawstring to go through.
_fruits. .. - - For comfort in carrying the basket, try a drawstring braided:of several
Measure sugar into dry dish and
WOOL
let aside until needed. Measure pre- soft
-pared fruit -into a five or six -quart The i lze of your fabric top' should depend'upon the'nature of your • r ;
gaucepan, filling tip last cup or frac- " '"'outings If you usually carry a bathingault, towels, and other swim- m • �� '�
tion of cup with water if necessary. .mkg accessories in addition to a thermos and sandwich bags, then a A 11gg& tap. ge gay, plaid woven piss& matselai converle an eM _
Place over high heat. .Add pow- large, roomy basket wM best serve your needs. wkker basket labs setnleeabie pioale hamper.,
der" fruit pectin, mix well, and - .
i, -$rousham Continued Qu Pose I 1 y -- -
Mrs. Gaarnon of Minden spent the
.
Ind Mrs. Chas. Hardy.
week -end with her brother, Marren,
and Mrs. 'Willson,
BROCK
TtfEAT�E
ITBY
sad with ldr.
to, w Mr,. Pete Hardy t& Mr.
onto, spent the Hardy.
H
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Bs /MN Ai !i.lis.1
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mairs were at
Bel
•ad MM Wlslt.
Asirwa
-Keswick on Friday evening-atter,d-
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1Mr. and Mrs. Bergen hah-e moved
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JC ` 1'[Mr ✓ilo! aL =� �• -
ing the funeral of the late George
. .
AIR- CONDITIONED
into the Mrs. John Coates'
Just east of the four -corners.
4 541L
Hamilton.
THURSDAY, FRI., SATUJIDAY - JUNE 21, 2M, 28,"
Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Boniface of
-Mr. and Mrs, Todd and Gary, of
Bhowi at 7.00 and 9.00 Pl BE,. Saturday D[atiaee at 190 ". '
Toro.%?, spent Sunday with Mr.
Toronto,: visited Mrs. George Philip
during the week -end
. r
and Mrs. Ed. Boniface here.
THURSDAY; FRI., SATURDAY = JUNE Sn, 22, 28.
.Mr. and Mrs, Ivan' Hess .visited
herP`rents, Mr. and Mrs. Raansay
Breakthrough
Mr. and Mrs. Friar, o2 Toronto.
were the Sunday guests o1 Mr.
ROARIM ROMANCE OF A JtACIING ROUGONZCKI 0
on the week -end.
i ]VrM' fW. :NRTH - DAVID BR1AN'su4 JOHN AIGAR
mod Mrs. Ken Ward.
Mrs. George Hammond
To Please A , Lady
Mr. and --Mrs- WMn. • Burton, of- Dq-
.
- ALSO SELECTED SHORTSMr.
and
troit, visited his sister, airs. M.
or spending the week with Mr. and
and Mr. Hamilton during the week -
b MONDAY, TUES,. WEDNpSDAY - NNE 25, 24, 27.
Mrs. Es; Hammond at Balantrae.
,Starring--CL.Al%K "BLI:, and HARBAXA STAXW,Yi=
erid. ...
.. i._ Jlikalwa Starts at 7100 Pi 11�. Last Coiaplete stow 0.x0.
Mr G.
out again, although stili in poor
.. _ ... __
M + ADDE>x N` M- STERN FEATURE -
Mr. and Mrs. Ghester, of Clare -
Walk Softly; Stranger -
health.
Vess, Dr. N F. Tomlinson
,
L -
mont, have purchased the •property
V.
Bpproval,
...-Bill
and
a Showdown
belonging. to the estat@ of the .]ate
-
. > ;' Whit • JOSEM CO'PI'EiN and VIALLI ; . * 1rAr•
Lea Lye attended the sower
-
A. -B. Matthews.
Mrs.. E. WoodwAr%L had a ,family
:l�; . ADDED FEATURE - FOX NDWS j;.':xil'rr,
game ob Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hammond
--
a •"'+�..,.,,� ._ _ With .WiLLIA¢1 EL.ilOTTZ ' a+
gathering on Sunday, when she en -
When You're Smiling ' .
brillp Sunday with friends v:-
T� local bowling cls held
. With''{- JEROME COURTLAND and FRAN&IE' LAND ;
tournament of mixed doubles here
+
COMING ATTRACTION
on Thursday night.
I t t MONDAY', TUES., WEDNESDAY . 26, 27i I
• • -
TSUTR$D�4Y', FRI., SATURDAY'- JUNE 38, 28, 30.
Sixty-seven • members of. South
Ontario' Women's Institute enjoyed
_
-_ 1 "'Dandier thea - Yanite� DoWle DandYf'� 'y i.li
Mad Wednesday
a trip to Stoney Creels, Queensto n
vi = prt - P 11erry 'buThursday.
Point
' . _. The Vest o Story
_
..-
a
,With • IiAROLD LLOYD and WtANCES RAMEN
0 ,WSD
members left here at 7 8O a. lar- and
With - JAMES CAGNEY and VMGIMA' MAYO
- .
were joined by Brougham, Picker
t. C. •-• DORIS DAY .and GORDON MacRAE
ins and Oshawa ladies. - Weather
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was perfect. For a number, it was
-
' • `� ADDED FEAITTURE
f
SEE THE NEW
their first trip to Niagaray and- will
lona remember it.
`HIITl
Outside the Wall �...
= 0 -OP REFRIGERATOR
-
The Baptist Mace . den-
tribnted to .the Brougham Cemetery
:.:
Decoration. Day. Service on Sunaay
W,� . RICHARD BASEHRART - 14ARLYN MAXWELL
.
last.
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--.The,- Baptist -Mission e.
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�OsaOp PRESSURE
GUNS
meet ' on June 26, at the home o!
Mrs. Davison. Reportx o! the Gomer
' T" � -
> OHIa ot►est �� Posy 4L� r lrr
Dreabt/e
_
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al Convention will be given by,
t'P
� sad 8oi�'n A' M'
l
- Heavy Duty GREASE in 25 lb. pails, now available.
--
Mrs. Birnell's group .who were dele-
galeas They.. also .have charge of
sin t. al.
- ati
>1Laeot.a.. Satordasa ani $aitMs. 1.
-_ DEATH FOR RATS!
the pTO
_ �SMOKE-IF YOU WISH IN 01M LOGE SECTION ` ,
.SURE 1.
Mrs. N, Sanderson ani datez Mrs.
;
j
RATKILL
A, week.Woodburn, o Toronto, eajaped
sr trip to Buffalo last' eek.
Ample Free Parking
-- - ..!IIOWARD'S _
The Goodlfeilo t withip Classy enter
3
_ containing Warfarin. - - -`
tained Brougham and Mount Zion
t
-
last Tuesday evening in the Sunday
1'
:: CLARE.h+'�4iW'3' CO"�ATIVE
School room of the vide ed a Dev.
Brougham the. Dev-
+
a
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group Provided
_ 9=
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otiona9 Period led by teacher of the
-PICKIIMG TOWNSIHP
- 011JARANTEED
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Class. Ms- Elliecett. Mr. Harold Bar-.
clay sang a soilo, Mt. Zion group
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-RADIO SERVICE
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p&ONE; PICK. 298J3
- : '
Claremont.
took the social part of the prow-
ta All Were were 'wait at a_bonntifnl
table were 'waited on veiy nic-
� Tuea+Frt. 1 to 5 P. M.
and by aype+atus"I
Any Merjl9 OT Model
l
-- F� Hsat�
i
ely by the group in charge. Everyone
o
-
-, 1lVF4RMgh &M ttiaM MU]b a:► WRON
��
MF. Rtobt. Lewis 'who. recently
spent ea ble .events
Mr. ErneFit Baker who is at pre-
e
_.
-
_ BOX sad 12"auad
purchased the Corner Store has
moved Isis family in from Toronto•
sent on -holidays, -has -his cellar ex-
davated for his mew hams
AUJUNiG L�ST>�C['
- - _
PI30hiE Pickering b`.3W8
li
RO IIVIAH
Tuesday saw lose fib at
local "donkey base-
PICI�ERII'�G
1
ark a
the park when
_ _- .
ball" made its appearance here and
- BROUGHAM
-
t�eet Metal W oaks
a group of town men �plaayed a
-- '-- Pbaae 1"Alorhm !4? -
- - - - -• - - - - -
group from the countryside. Spills
a(
ni
Pker of f Newt
: ";,o
were plenty, but so were the laughs.
Next Sunday -afternoon the local
Legion will held.
•-•Tfse regi$ar arioiixhly meeting. of
the Women's Institute was held on
Tuesday. last
" = . meed ..-branch
of the . ,
with . a good attend-
d
n
f
$ Hardware
their Annual Church Parade. They
hope -to have a ' band in attendance.
Watch for announcements
ante. Mr. 1. Briggs, Principal of
the New High School in Pickering,
was. guest .speakei and told of the
%A VE and CL4^,,r
Bti�AIIiII�f a
+
I!'t1rilWr �!m i
Aa i1rAY/
"- _Suslb'9
.local.
this week, -as the servke may be is
.
aunderful things being planned for
�A WATM �.
B EAT T Y E L ECT Ra C RANGES
Park, - -
The dance and euchre held in the
the -students and also showed pint -
ures of the h�gn School at Tilbury
*63
ryne oe wrue rom,
�e
1
BE#TTY ELECTRIC WASKERS
Hall -last Friday, saw a' good crowd'
and the Businessmen netted ober
which wi'$greatly•.p)frecisted: - In
the new school,, there will be some
R
L
i
RANGETTES AT1D
$100 for their efforts. Winners in
450 to boo daily students, nineteen
JL 4L DATUM
v
�_.
the draws were: Hugh Greig; a suit-;.
teachers --and three jatritors. Three
f
ELECTRICAL APP�.IANCES
' Hawklie, travel alano;
busses and -Gray =Coach busses`-wiit
::- � � �
I)orothy
'irs .Les. Lye, Ronsots Lighter, and -
Sickles, s watch,
be -required -to trpnsport the stud-
ents to .ad from .the school. Mrs.
Fickei=in Jewelr-rir:
�
r
JB -b Paints and Ge,.eral Hardware
Mrs. .Miller, ., Stouffvijle•_-. 9 tnt-
N. Burton, Sec-retary, read the min-
Memo at wbor
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sal
..e•e« -
iLe — -
the week -end with Mrs. ' H. G. M&utee
of meeting, arrA Sirs. H. Bar.
,,
Iritym
clay gave a report of the Commun-."
to
- PHONE 46 PICKERING
Mr. and •Mrs.' Bert Gibson, Otih-
itv Club activities, some of the .pro -
t
-'
awa, spent the weekend with - Mr.
deeds of this project -is going to pay
ire
t
-
an`instructor.. to' teLxh 'the children
to swim. Mrs. Glen spoke Cum
�
,�
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_NIT6Y MOTORS LIMITED
�
.on
eat Events. Roll Cad] was answered
- '
:tJ
,at
_
:.' -:
Butch Trucks
y a verse from an old schogqI read-
er. Hostesses: • Mrs. • •H. Bsrela.y,
• t a
oro
J!'mstiac - -GMC
Mrs. J. Mitchell' Mrs. L. Matthrucs
� p
DL 1' DAS TREE j e '� e' '
an Mrs. N, urton- July ° meeting
7:108 .S
will be a picnic he d in reer..woo
,
offer the following GOOD RILL used oars
Park.:
Miss Barbara Blairs spenf 'the
-at reductions up to $150.00, for this week
week -end with friends in Oshawa;
Iwo ft-!!
with every pair if
11950 DODGE CUSTOM CL[; B COUPE finished. in.
' liesutiirdl GIPSY GREEN, fully equipped,
:.::Congratulations tr Mr, moll 'firs.
J. Bress on the arrival of , a little
Oshnwa Hospital June 11
:,- :: IM `� KITBNEN PEAIOIT 3 -
-
heater, radio, sunvisor, small mileage. -
'
son at on
Mc ,and Mrs- E. J,..Cr<xker;''_11rs.
.
A Top -Notch Car.
' :
R, W. Witter and Mi Gladys Wit-
te Miss
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R
::• .. ` ..:. .. .�' • ,
1950 PONTIAC 2207 model, 2 -door;_ small mileage.
r, of Toronto; aCso Mr. •and"Mrs..
Gerald Harbror, and daughters Bev
N
��,���V .
A Clean err. -
nice and Ina -Jean of Myrtle, had
��
DYNGAREE E
- _
'Sunday dinner, Mr`s, L. Matt-
with
flews.
i
S �.� -
19'49 PONTIAC.-Model c 2269, 4
PON od l-doo�''Medan,' �•
_
Mr. mnd Mrs. Madden and Mrs.
._ ._ _ .. _ •'
r 91949 PONTIAC. Model 2008. 4 -Door $edsin. a "
Storeman. of Toronto,; . also Mrs.'
Harris,' of California, visited Mr.
- PHONE 281W
d Mrs. L. B. Sheppard on Satur•
-918 OLD& 2 -Door Sedan, -Low mileage. Top condition.
dei+ last.
i, -$rousham Continued Qu Pose I 1 y -- -
Mrs. Gaarnon of Minden spent the
Be!
PONTIAC, 8211 Model, 2-dohr Sadait. '
week -end with her brother, Marren,
and Mrs. 'Willson,
Bei -
_
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mairs were at
Bel
1948 PLYMOUTH, 4 -door SedW4 beaWr XW T"o. ' ;
-Keswick on Friday evening-atter,d-
Bei_
ing the funeral of the late George
. .
Bet
1941 PONTIAC COUPE. r +: ,,, + l -;
Hamilton.
-Mr. and Mrs, Todd and Gary, of
194;'ECBGECOUPE, ".1"i'�' ;. j ;;r;t� `
. "
Toronto,: visited Mrs. George Philip
during the week -end
;947- FORD COUPE `i ! ;', �4K`'R`
.
.Mr. and Mrs, Ivan' Hess .visited
herP`rents, Mr. and Mrs. Raansay
on the week -end.
1950 F'ARGO Panel -]W-ton, Top condition j '�:
Mr. and --Mrs- WMn. • Burton, of- Dq-
.
_ .
troit, visited his sister, airs. M.
- -`
-half-ton express.
and Mr. Hamilton during the week -
194d INTERNATt
erid. ...
B1ir
Mr. and Mrs. Ghester, of Clare -
Z*
- Thew am.aU splendid cars, and have our stamp of
mont, have purchased the •property
V.
Bpproval,
-ASee ms bef9re_buyinE
g., Open verlinga. _ _.
y
belonging. to the estat@ of the .]ate
SA
��
xori! .GENERAL MOTORS,DEALER
A. -B. Matthews.
Mrs.. E. WoodwAr%L had a ,family
'Whitby Motori Ltd., Whitby.
gathering on Sunday, when she en -
i, -$rousham Continued Qu Pose I 1 y -- -