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t- FLO WT DC a I t DOUG i ftSSv Phone tag Evenings By irrrT Public Etc 11 MATHEWS STIVER lYONS AND VALE Barristers Solicitor M STIVER B- LYONS BA JOSEPH VALE M Main Mtiltoy St rkoBe Phones 23434 Oat Toronto Out A my A MILLS rants ST MacNAUGHTON runic Conveyancing Insurance Botaford St WW BARRISTER SOLICITOR ETC 35 MAIN ST I A rfO DR NOBLE I MUMTCVAL OFFICE 25 Ontario St PLUMBING HEATING Contractor r a rt w TV fl HERE LOW A ff I OAK RIDGES ill JL PHONE EVANS fUBS Coal Coke Wood and Stoker Coal Phone 5 rf- Orders taken for Gravel Sand Crushed Stoje and General Hauling FUELS In tor WHITE ROSE PRODUCTS Gaaoiine Motor Oil Stove Oil Fuel Oil Heres another poem that may be helpful to someone who may be finding the way a little hard and discouraging A little girl who plucked a rose said Isnt it too bad that every rose must have a thorn A play mate standing near replied Ah no Every thorn has a rose Some- rimes the very blackest night is but to hide for the moment the glory of breaking dawn WITS END CORNER Are you standing at Wits End Corner Christian with troubled brow Are you thinking of what is be fore you And all you are bearing now Does all the world seem against you And you in the battle alone Wits End Palmer of Grand Rapids conducted the services at the Christian Reformed here on Mrs J Vandergoet and Mr A Havinga are patients at York County hospital at the present time We wish them both a speedy recovery Miss tonsil removed last Saturday Newmarket Miss Ann Mulder to few days visiting friend in Mr and Mrs Van Dyke and son of visaing Mr and Mrs Van for a few day Social Credit leader Solon Low is at the plate Tom Irwin speaker of the BC legislature is the catcher And what happened to the ball is no ones business but Social Crediters who attended a picnic at Aurora as a relief from the party convention in Toronto Solon Low issued a warning to other parties Social Credit is in Ontario and other provinces to stay Is just where Gods power is shown Are you standing at Wits End Corner Blinded with wearying pain Feeling cannot endure it You cannot bear the strain Bruised through the constant suffering Dizzy dazed and numb Remember to Wits End Cor- i DOCTOR THE VARIETY DESIGNS Is where Jesus loves to come Are you standing at Wits End Corner Your work before you spread All lying begun unfinished And pressing on heart and head Longing for strength to do it Stretching out trembling hands Remember at Wits End Cor ner The Burden Bearer stands VIVIAN A benefit draw was held on July 3 at the Good Neighbor Com munity Park Vivian for Mr and Mrs Harold and family Mr a car accident victim on June has not as yet re gained consciousness but word has been received that his pulse beat is now normal The three prize winners were Mr J Payment Cherry St- who won a bushel of groceries Win Prizes In Annual Peony Show Mrs Elgin Evans won the rose sweepstake for the best rose in the show and Mrs William Walk er won the peony sweepstake for the best peony in the show at the annual peony show of the New market Horticultural society Show committee conveners for are Caldwell and Ern est Winter Mrs Walker took the Mrs Fildey cup with her prize peony bloom and for the highest num ber of points in the show Mrs Elgin Evans was awarded the plant stakes donated by Earl Weddel Mrs Evans had seven firsts and one second Mr Caldwell won the trophy for the best floor pedestal basket of any variety of flowers This is the first year that this trophy has been offered and an exhibitor must win it three times in five years to re tain the trophy permanently Other exhibitors who took included Ross Armitage one second Howard Proctor two firsts and two seconds Mrs Walker four firsts and three sec onds Mrs Charles one first Hayes three firsts and three seconds Albert Evans two firsts and Rod Caldwell four firsts and one second Wilmot Hill Show Champion At Annual Iris Exibit Hill was the champion prize winner at the iris show of the Newmarket Horticultural so ciety when he won nine firsts and seconds as well as capturing the sweepstake award for the best iris in the show For the best spike of iris Mr Hill won the Harold Gordon cup Mr Hill took the Violet trophy for the best floor pedestal basket of any vari ety of flowers This was the first time that the trophy had been offered The exhibitor must win the trophy three times in five years to retain it permanently For the highest number of points in the iris show Mr Hill won the plant prop stakes the Earl prize Mr donated a total of plant stakes with one lot of being awarded to the leading exhibitor in each of the three shows presented this year by the Newmarket Horticul tural society Other prize winners included Howard Proctor eight firsts and five seconds Hayes four firsts and four seconds Syd Sim mons three firsts Rev M J Aik en two firsts and two seconds Mrs Hendricks two firsts and one second Mrs Don three firsts and one second Mrs Fry one second Russel Hughes one first Ross Armitage one first and two seconds and George Ruddock one second BACK HOE Ponds Cellars Trenching BULLDOZING Back Fillir Driveways Fill m Top Soil -S- BY HOUR OR CONTRACT Phone W Re An Out KESWICK Mr and Mrs George White visited friends in Nobleton on July Mr and Mrs Gordon Wood spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Perry Winch Mr and Mrs I spent a few days last week visiting their family in Toronto There are no lakes on the Miss B Stewart Toronto spent Mr Hood half island in the the weekend with Mrs Magee a bushel of groceries and sea and Miss Magee MONUMENTS i WW f t Peters Newmarket a small box of groceries The groceries were donated by the neighbors of the community The club presented Mrs with During the season Mrs Hill pleasure craft cleared through spent a few days last week visit- Mr and Mrs Perry Winch Canadian canals w Ml SON MAIN ST BIW Karachi capital of Pakistan is a busy seaport and also has the largest airport in Asia Largest British tanker afloat is the 32000ton British Sailor built at Clydebank in Km Automobile and Bill ft ISM If Tyn X u- I ITING PIANO iv- ft LW I ma J J I VJ 1 CASUALTY v for sue that from a win mi for of iooomt for of your mm aurmBO m you a 1mim- ASSURANCE AC Canada Prepares To Deal With Disaster THE OF MODERN WAR WEAPONS Canadas planners for defence on the home front remind us that the ABC of modern war weapons hi far from simple Only skilled scientists under stand thoroughly But there is no mystery about the symbols themselves ABC as applied to lethal weapons means Atomic Biological and agents Atomic weapons and their powers and peculiarities have been described already in this of articles Canada is openly preparing to defend her self against atomic attack and familiar that we are apt to for- get sometimes how essential they are to our very survival In wartime enemy agents could see to it that these protec tive services were disrupted Thus we are reminded by civil defence authorities Canadians everywhere must redouble their guard and maintain high sani tary standards if vat threatens While civic services ensure that there Is no tampering with water supplies food handling etc the former must watch to detect the first signs of Wide- much of the governments advice or to our people la based on the j raoincT fr arranged on i mm I Delivered or a L the NHp way Enquire J iiia a fepia S TT mm TANKS Cleaned by Pump Equipment THE SURE WAY Sutton 231r PHONE COMTLSTB te- assumption that our cities could be targets for aerial attack em- ploying this powerful new type of explosive even for the newer and supposedly more-devantiiit- hydrogen bomb At the same time civil defence authorities dont want Canadian to overlook other wartime threats any mure than they want them to think that alt these preparations ore only for war Not only are we providing services capable of dealing with enemy mischief but also for handling peacetime disasters which are possibilities In the most civilized and ordered times and places Furthermore we must take Into account other hostile acta which If not antici pated and countered could eventually do us quite as much harm any A or bomb The use of germs toxin etc which is What Is meant by bio logical warfare nil through hu man history You fight aurh agents when you combat disease Killing flies spraying grounds battling crop nests all aimed at prevent ing the spread of sickness de struction of our food and pollu tion of our water supplies With out such safeguards disease would soon sweep our land and all living things in it would perish Treatment of city water sup plies protection of our pumps wells in the country gar bage removal arid slum clear ance with eternal against such diseasecarriers at the rat are all civil defence of rivers ponds etc which water crops live stock and very family Chemical Another danger of which we are warned is chemical warfare All Canadians know of the gas attacks of the first World War have undoubtedly read of widespread death through acci dental discharge In peacetime of poisonous fumes from fac tories handling highlytoxic By introducing deathdealing substance into the very air as well as by foul ing our food and water with poisons an enemy with enough saboteurs and ma teria planted throughout the country could cripple our ability to fight Here again modern safeguards audi water filtration test ing etc our hope for the early detection of such dangers and our scientists ready to to fend off outbreaks should they occur The ordinary citizen can help official say by reporting any suspicious activity or apparent to tamper with public utilities Factory staffs and working people generally know that special core must bo taken at all times to prevent danger ous accumulations of fumes and other used In industrial operations Under throat of war they and all of us must be doubly vigil ant Women rote in Civil Defence Is the next in series of article from the De partment of National Health and km in the excitement of your 1tltHmMSMllrf Canadas All Year Vacation Province Let a postcard or letter be personal Invitation now to friends In other parts of Canada or In the United Stales m visit enjoy a real family holiday where accommodation easy on the vacation budget ONTARIO offers hundreds of attractions Visitors can be assured of heartwarming hospitality holiday experiences wherever they Vacation Areas Your Deportment of Travel and Publicity your friends with your rrtV rt of who on Province who wfh In 9 9tKh Uteri vrul- v eFfr- mensurt with which we ire o Welfare Ottawa