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Home My WebLink AboutPN1944_03_31 -- • - .'�" .;.. a . .,..�,�..ter-' ..,.:,'� . .. =�•• • ' .. �,:.77 � ' �•`un�y��p�y11+ .. J r �.VOL. LX.III - - _PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, MAR. 31 I9�4 -No. 33 T' ! Ofd Re �stered Pickerin Donors Give -Blood :At -- Oshaw$ Clinic -�Onednesda N� ht Y g a a The following have registered with Markhaai Blood Donors Clinic ALEX RUB-SELL HEADS ROTARY BIRTHS • tke-MixtOshBw M= and Pic , .their second contribution on Wed- ering Township have completed Rotarian Jos. Banigan, speaker, happy to announce the arrival of•'a gen Marsden, Old Folks' Home' mesday evening -- Pickering night. their third ,donation at the Ninth for Art. Mitchell, presented an int- son, on March.19, 1944, at Pickering ,Whitby, is reported serioubly ill, ' Leaving here in cars at 15-minute Mobile Clinic held at Markham on ersting illustrated (with sound) ad- Nursing Horne. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald and -intervals; the 'group-were trwwpor- Thursday] Meeh-2-8. fir Duo .tress err--the•subject,-.of-which-he ___D . and Mrs-Emorson--Case,-,Rose ted .in privately-owned cars. can, Green River, Gordon Munson, is in charge at the D.'1, L, Plant bank, vrish to announce the arrival` of spentu un 1 Les. Morley, Mrs. A. W. Mitchell, Markham R. R., Jos. Nighawander, here -- ''Safety Engineering". of their baby boy, March 20,'1944,1 �Y with their aunt, Mrs: J. in th. Mrs. W. Wbodey, Miss Sadie Holt, Altona; Harvey Nighswander, Al- Few persons outside of "indust " at Pickering Nursing Home. Mrs, Erskine spent Sunday in the T Pe �' g g � city, with relatives, _ Doug. Bryan#, Clift_.B$rrettLeon. tons and E. R. Pilke Che ood. have their attention drawn, to the_ Sa er and _Mrs, Gifford Moorand Mrs C E. Morley - Barrett Ivan Barrett, Vracent Teefy, A total of 154' donations were , place "safety engineering" occupies house, Whitby, are happy to ann- ompanied by Mrs,"•L. Morley, visited also. Irwin, W4 Power, Wm. made at this clinic, 99 frown men, in the maintaining of industry. We ounce the birth of their daughter, relatives in Hamilton on-Sunday. - Winter, Mrs, .Hry. Weebney, -Hry. and 55 from w�nen. The women of gather, from the attention now be- March 2?, 2944, at Pickering Nurs- Orders now taken'for your Hot Vlestney, Mrs. Ross Irwin, Miss StouffviIle Red Cross helped serve ing given to it by employers, that ing.Home. Cross Buns. That, usual good quat- :Helen Robinson, Mrs. Jean Erskine, 1 rei'rear-nents, The total to-date is the accidents that occur in any and ity at 25c per dozen. -- The Picker. .Min Mary Bo)ea,, _ Miss Marjorie � now 839, and they will need 161 at all,industrial plants have, in' the Local FarrX,ers Winners at. Seed mg Bakery. l Rileq. Miss, Mary Riley, Don , West,.I t}ie next clinic to bring their total Bast, had a serious effect upon prod- Fair field at Beaverton Miss Edith Rather, of Buffalo, Games DeGGeer, Mrs. Jean Ferguson, for the. )ear's work to 1000. Please uction, a continued threat t9 enp- Mr. and Mrs, Fred Lawson, Miss Geo. Mutck Miss Margaret Madda- send in your name to the represen- layers and a loss of time an4 mon- F M. Chatim-a won „ Beth Suttie and their daughter. o , u , on e • Denhnn, Percy Neale Miss Helen the Secy of the Markham The speaker's address and pictures his. red clover, and F. H. Weetney Mrs• stun, of procto, spent • ems' P P Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, A. Law &Neill, Mrs. R. Doble; A. E. Tay- � Clinic, Misa MacDonald. were a review and presentation of an Barley, oats aryl soy beans, as son, here. b lor, Art, Mitchell, Harry Boyes, Mrs the seriousness, and a torts now be- well as' other prizes on clover seed . 'Pickering Township Council r , $fir. Cowan, R. T. Doble, Miss ,Edith ing taken to remove the hazards etc. and commercial grains, at the recent TRAFFIC TIED LP IF'OR HOURS Seed Fair in Beaverton., will meet on Monday merit, April 3, Murray, Chester Butt, J. A. Bushby, AS DU�FFIN'S CREEK that are found to be responsibleof Hugh Sguires, Rev.'Jenkinson, F. J. for these accidents. Gi 1 p, l Business,for 14 a transaction ip I•'rouse, Norman Henderson, Johsy UVER)F'lAR S General roghaat the Township Isaicter,- Kyeith Webb, Wm. Nese, To the one unacquainted with EDWIN MORGAN, � Hall.' in Brougham. 1t came as somewhat of a sur- their operations, the labouring in Xise Chrissie Munro, How. Davis,. .prise to many local residents, when any explosive. industry should be The death, in Jacksonville, 'Fis-i Mrs. Percy McDonald, Wilf. Hunt, considered possibly the most hazard- A..Rosa Irvin, Clar, Bryant, Arthur Duffin s Creek went on it's annual P° Y on, Saturda; ]est, of Ed. Morgan, THOMAS COOPER SUCCUMBS {. ous of vocations, yet the fourteen TO COAL GAS FUMES f Wonnacott, Roht. Ruddy, Mrs. page last week-end.- The fact Rouge Hills here, was announced 'Braes Johnd. Mrs. D. AdMrs. �e has. been so -little snow this D. I• L, plants present figures and this week. The remains were brought winter, caused mean to think there statiatica showing their "chain" of to Toronto on Wednesday, with the In our last issue,-we-reported the ;A. Munison, Floss Gates, Logan Y plants to have "the lowest accident ' Btrau han Mian Bern. Robinson, would not be any flood of consequence P service in that city, M;r. Morgan. accident at Liverpool, - in which ?r. T. Johnston,'Mrs. Edward Brady, 1 On qday afternoon last, the creek record of any. fora of industry " very well-known here, had built and Thernas Cooper, living in'one of the started'to run over the highway at either Canada or United States . resided for many years in the beaut- shins had Fouad in the west end of the town, and by liful big me _ over oo ng a an unconscious condition, resulting a m. it had reached a d f 'record of the lot Rouge Valle opposite Orchard Inn. _ p. depth 4 Y PPS from aephprdatitra by coal gas: He We assume the reason for this tc News From Queen's Park about three feet. Bus service and He and 'Mrs. Morgan have been was taken to-the Oshawa Hospital, - To the Pick tiews be - the management's ackinowledg- ening tither traffic "bogged down", and „ spending the Past few .winters in in s ci i4ical condition, passingW-87. .was 'finally oto ment, and realisation of the del- y I without regaining consciousness. . , .. pped. In attempting Florida. His man friends were a- icate and dangerous" -material hey Three brills 'to provide financial to detour b way of the new high- ware of his poor health, suffering He is survived .by his wife and are obliges to. handle, and conseq- assistance for Ontario men and worn- way, cars and' trucks soon broke a heart -condition, the presumed one son. .Mrs. Cooper had also been uently have given more attention to ea who have volunteered for active through the surface, and sank into ,. cause of death, He .is survived by affected by the fumes, but -not so the matter. of safety methods". -service were discussed in the Legis- I the rnud. Cars f9naHly went. ty�ck ; , „ , _ •• his widow,-the former Mary Wiley, seriously, laturethis week. Together they pro- and around by Whitby_to No. 7. and one daughter, Ethel (Mrs. G. The election of. officers for 1944- :-vide for -a morstorium' on.mortgag- The water level dropped by Satur- Stonage). _es, deferment- of..pay�nente_on�ethez ds morn#i but late in the aftei- 1945 took place at this meeting with y- _ $•..._ the following s 'Parish de and Govern-ment•loans to keep noon, the day's -- thaw;and rain C.g •rretrsbers being ,�� _ •�_,St._-Eraaeils de Sale to the Board of Directors- Alex. pROF: C. ff. C. WRIGHT up pay.nenta on insurance policies. brought the water up again'to prob- ,. " Onl) obligations incurred before en- ably a higher point that the prev-. Russell, Robt, Ruddy, W. C. Mur The Way of the Cross eonstit- - -listme t are-ad protected, ious,night,. and traffic was again kat, Jos. Banigaa, F. �1• Chapman, The;death took place on-• Morday, utes' the 'principle part�t)f the De- • 17ne Legislation was unanirriouS']y held up. C. A. Sterritt and N.-R. Shortreed. at Toronto,-of.Prof (Charlie) C. H. notion in the Catholic Churches on f supported in principle although' a- , It was stated by sarz5e sea#dents, The Board later elected as officers, 1 C Wright, in hia.80th year. al Friday evenings of Lent. This 'gain the Opposition would like -to that the water had reached the President, Alex, Russell;'ice-Pres., ( "Charlie" Wright wa a very faro= devo onsists in a short :riEdita-: have gvae further. Flt. _Lt:. Leslie highest point since the 'disastrous C•- A. Sterritt, Secretary.' W, C. Mar figure in Pickering many years , tion and grayer, read by the priest. River- 9•yc► end ' hi hwav em to ees im-urkar, Treasurer, N. R. Shortreed. (ago, and wa., very well=known to before each ut the fourteen scenes - is installed on1xt. _ -.--•_ ere #e •, _data}-himself a volunteer-in the R. differ, Curse of our residents were. - _ many aF a[rt -o�T�itizem3-t[ - C. A. F -, asked the.Q,overr-ment to 'caught" on the wrong side of 'the att�i&J Pickering College.., acid�la�" of the church.', ,provide the sa.r.e protection f►jr ! w.ate, on Saturday night, and had That big advt, on our imide pastes , ei• spent many' stni.grl here on the kega:•litrr; the origi , of this cu9 draftees,, since their. need was eq- to stay 'ith..friends. "over. there"., u placed so, to have you notice it. I Lake Shore, having built the cottage tc{n, "e �fight pair.:_uut.the follow- wally gieso, bat the Pntnier_refua- at ,the mouth of Duffin'i Creek, on ing Praciica:,l)• frr,n the tirre- of EKI• o',. :tea.,. r tt°i s h and th-- s read' DRIVER AB ►LVED IN'DEATH the Field Fa iii, (the late R. A. i? :C- G. I. T. Activities Bunting and Prof. Wright were very of-his religion, saintly people.•werf: Arthur Williams (C, C. F.-Ont.) OF CHILD AT FOttR CORNERS ; objected to the provision calling for - - By Eileen Bushuy close friends3. Sone here rc::nember wo:u to vi-i- ore scenes of His pass- {{ fervent- payment of 3 percent interest by Harvey Blaney, 283 Ellsworth Charlie as a great foot-.ball player I ion and death, and to pray fervent- J Y Ave., Toronto -driver of the Direct= Lpon arriving at our'C. G. 1. T. „Miles S. Cha mim being able to ly at the places where Fie under- the servicE men on advances made b ! P , .-the Govern+Hent is paying insurance -Winters Tr • meeting this week, i found the girls recall sane of the games. For over went His agony, where He instituted - antiport, was absolved of- garbed not in middies, and skirts. y p 1 . all _ _ art ears he.was a-snetiiber oil' the- the Holy Eucharist, _where---Ile-iaaar-- erruaent would grant no �oa��ssiyoonn 6-year old Pickering child, Loretta but in the c�our-T- ui cos um`es�f�_�f of -ilv Faculty of Applied tried t�aore I ilate. They ,trod the runealthough such interest c?lgrges other lands. Among the 'countries Science at U.- of T., Professor Em- dolorous Wuy of the Cross marked Boyd, who was instantly killed at: represented in costume were. Africa, I eritus of Architecture, Joe, Ban' by' Ffia bloody foot-prints, and vis- would remain as a clsk_n-against the . the four-corners here on February China, Japan and Arabia, with each policy of a member,of the armed ' 26, at a Corner's Inquest on Friday. girl telling a little about the coon- �here was one of his pupils.' He re ited in'•prayer.avid le:iance the place loxes who had became a fatal cos- evening lam, g g tired in 1934, as vice dean of the where He was nailed to the cross, . malt i,i the service of his coyatry, At the est he]d in the Town she represented. The sols ' Faculty.' was crucified and where he was y , , , Vii° ried out their impersonation very,i buried. ' �O�i'r'� �� S' JOO well one of them even eating a St. Jerure, who lived in the fifth, A select committee of t4ie House tedtified that be- arrived at" the portion of her supper with c�P. Pickering Bosun's Institute who is,responsible for the present bas been appointed to consider the scene of the accident at 3.40 p. ch. P Ontario Fuel Caaamission's report a few minutes atter the accident. sticks, and managors splendidly too. Latin translation of the Bible, and on possible develo to.and use of The supper and worship period were The Tea and Sale of Work was who spent the ]sat years of his life possi µnen He stated that the truck has stopped .in charge :of Betty Lou Baker and hold by the Women's Institute. on in a rocin adjacent to the place of _- Northern Ontario's great lignite de- in a-space of 43 feet 8 inches, add- Saturday last, in the Red Cross Christ's nativity, at Bethlehem, tells -71 posits. The report was not too, en- ing that the truck was in good work- Helen Atkinson, who served the, couragi�ng but a program of exper- ing order. Keith White, of Peterboro group with a delicious bowl of soup. roams, There was a good display of us• that during his time pilgrims a i¢nental development is now wader in' -witness, said that' "he was In the.absence of both the fres- various hand-made articles, as well carne to Jerusalem-in large numbers ' r. wa and tali. be. completed at rel- roceeding east when the accident idem and Vice-President, Mrs. West- as pantry shelf,' fishpond and white to visit the places Wade sacred by, . p ney led, in 'the Opening .Cerevnony- elephant, - the suifferinga, of Jesus, However, . atively'.unall cost..It would seetii to :occurred, ar-d was' about '175 feet after the Secretary's and the`Treas- Institute • manbers -are thankful in that age there was no such off- be well worth going own with so that west of the spot, when, the accident g we may know,once ar.d for all what their worship, the. girls presented for the co-operation. receieed"in this ficial �ievotien inite"thureli as the ttfr�k, place.'' "Th rttie girl Was user's repnrts, are-the possibilities of these import- knocked to the ay�•rre2it, and thex P, leasing with us: the effort to raise funds for educational .Way of"the Cross. This ryas estab- real t+hee?s paned over her leg= thought,.'Think seldoraL-of your en cc-,rsr.unity welfare. and war relief, itshed after the Turks-took-possess- ant deposits. , c{aies, often 'of your friends, al- af{.1`tvuuid be glad of an increase of io:i of^ the Holy Land,' when it be- The' Ontario Mining Com;n;_ssion• and maybe'pa^# of ?tet• 'bony'' ha ways of Christ". �interest and suprort in'their !cork came !dangerous for pilgrims to ��is- has also produced a report whose said, .`.Ir.,F aney, wlio came in late After a cg:rte;! oil iiiuslcal ter^ils, to further such, projects.' it that country, Even today, many chain ree(ri uiendatic)n is f r muc_r for the iry�sue_t, being held up for and a few .musical Barnes; ti:e meet- of the places consecrated by, the strdiige,r-legisLat:,r,r a :d cin:, , of { a i '.hour of:d a half, becacse.of the rc ed with the singing. of 'in„ was closJ � presence and activities of,Christ are t mining stock. .Ialesa-n. Tho report~ finod, stated t'nat e had been dr' ,..raps: -(—.News Sabseriher- for o8 Years rn. 'hc• han.is of the Turks. ' also sect rt:nc:;3s re-op n?lig 'o; the i i..r ,r abn190� Ur S per hour. tic - ( Catholics'do not confine the-prat- Haileybury School cif Mine: as a said •!l,az. he hail f hnl}eville tiiac r Cul, Y. J...Ro��e called at the News ]Ffinill► ford :ilaa`rlaigical Technical" morning, and s;,,p{,ed to pick up a„ North Pickerinq'Red Cross + 1; >5e�ti to renew his sub- tree of 'saying the stations to: pub- He devotion. The• also practise this institute. load o` canrP.i g,cd� ct Tr rT scriptiox for the. ;,nth ti,n_e -= 5.8 derrtiorr privately slid 'frecjuently, _A'great deal r,f t:{ne was spent corner, there was a bus on tli€�Ef:-air for Nortll Tickerir,s? Red Cross cif-crus 1;;'nv:; g« the-sucbscrlber• e ------tet•--- this %week on Dr. 'Vivian's 'Municipal side of. the roadway and ,an ai-ny a=rmu::ct the,foliri..�:ing:, _-!the greatest. number of v ears, on Deyotioa to 'the 'passion of Our Services Ili!! the first really_ truck close behind the bus: He saw ' Receipts to Date ! our list today. Lord should cane natural to every- Health. he contentious Bill to Colne before the •th� ehi11d dart ori#, sad, e wbrved for:Clare^int " -3621.50 ' T1le"I'ongest reccird'' of «hick it's one, 4tentn of our l�to eHcan. a the use. e pia: e.s-..�r--se ar,a .the rig, t a, ar as ecru . zri o tone-('Y�'r�i-=Reer �=l-Call► y c�-}lave env-ifhal led} ,-cane_frum-tl� u free medical a"nd hospital ,er- hitt,nB.'a car , asked on tl;e ri nt �It: Zion G..W. ,Hnd son) 1 �.0:1 ugeci by t}gf' �raes,c� =L'�':=i' p p B: ( late Henry Haight,', of. Pickering we nieditate..'ore His, sorrows and t vices-tri any 'municipality where such side of the road.- 131amKv-and- tvit= Bvoughafn (Mrs; Harney-) 4-!;1.25 • T%q.; alio' a few nionths before- he nesses_state ..that rhe-child ran into_` - died, ( i'al years, ago) 'told us sufferings, iia riiatter holy much' wa a plan,is approy ed.by .elebi-cite_to 4 be paid in -whole orin part out Of the left• front •feirder -nf the. truck. :: X1485:43 ; that :`his na,ne toss on the Netts uiiay delude ourselves into helico- I. municipal taxes.. Roth_ sides o_ the Frank Garnha;n displayed several Green River retunis are not in i niailin • list six nionths• before the ing .that we ate quite, good apart }Louse were a eed on the necessi_y ictuses he had taken of the-'truck, t", g from such meditation, - �r p ;a. but they hate•.app . xt illy. first issue was'published -- 63 years. for h seryi�c but we disagreed • the jurors, nRev. .B._T, Kyte, of $1:0 to crone. ago,' We undertand .a canvass for , on the question of administration. St, Francis de Sales Church here (his the total lilt be between sub�eribers :was nnade. during. that �.. _ The Oppositition urged very strong- related that he had 'identitied the' $1600 'and $'1700 which 'is over is~.months prior to actual publish- 10 it theV 1�ui ehes�_, ~' •-ly ,that. lova) municipalities should body as that of .Loretta Boyd, ••a `$30o''better than last"year, g have some voice, if not cwnplete member of -hiq- Parish.•Coroner Dr. Mr, Prouse would appear to be •The colonel celebrates his •86th control 'over at'iininistrgtion of ,the V. :F, Cartwright was- assisted by jµstitfied in .his opinion, when he birthda ext month, and, in our The regular meeting of the M. ' ,services they pay-for. the Govern- Crown Attorney A41in F. Annis, in states that `North Pickering's Ob- opinion,'fo his 'years (or any"year S. of-the United'Cliutc}i wit a held . meati insisted that administration producing evidence- Jurors were: jertive of $2000 is slightly High, for that matter) is enjoyittg. the at the home of Mrs. 'C. E. Morley must be in the hands of a Govern- Messrs Gordon Law, Frank Prouse, when compared with .South Picker- most remarkable health--physically on Thyrsday evening, April 6, at 8 anent Board and also refused to ac- Edgar Andrew, Frank Pearson and ing's $1600", He 'adds, that a few . and mentally, he's a young ralm yet. l o'clock. The program will be given z l E- cept an smendment that would put C. E. Morley,, who 'acted as fore smaller contributions; 'have been May he live to enjoy mala' •>s1'o?e by Mrs. Fallaise and Mrs,-MitchelL :.'j continued:on page 4 man: prcenised,' birthdays, ,Please coarse and,bring a friend. ,y .� K »,�.• :. ;;, ,,- ^� �� ND dab, neglected.a corn a rer into Griot' ss�PEASER" ^Y Gar to of color•and beaut,. Families.. ..Flower _ Flowers In Wartime In flowers, certain things that would normally seed themselves Even in wartime the real Bard- u> elver will,find a place for 'some and come•up unasked every spring y can be sown just as soon as pos- ti flowers. To hien the growing of sible. This' would cover such very beautiful flowers is more than just holly- -7W oll 1 ., hardy things as alyssum, y- a-• hobby- — ;., hock, marigold-s; etc. SvN• eFpea fies. his natural craving to create something with his own hands and also should be put*in this category, 's although they will not stand the > .. provides a tonic for war-strung - . nerves. And of course the actual winter escep.t in some of the very, ' 3 mildest parts of Canada. At the ,fir, w cost in dollars.and cents is negli- other end., of-the line will be the as gi'Ule. A few paclfets, at a total s. very tender plants like dahlias, , cost of a, quarter, will'provide provide a r I gladioli and cannas. These will a tsealth of .bloon7, will turn some not stand frost. Any good Can- X adian seed catalogue, of course, will 1 d 1 incorruptible,, made Incorrupti e. advise in detail on these poin ,o y shall be, t F there shall be no longer any pain y Ade-Flowers)L 'bUILCL1116. Timm shall be — nord tli Throu h 1 n an iia - ' Victory Over Death dral selection, flowers have been de- veloped to suit alri,o.st any,location, ' "lout when this corruptible shall There-are sonic which prefer dark- • ;; have pat on incorruptioti, and. this P Prince $arbu Stirbey, above, for- - a .• 65•!'ds �, mortal shall 'have put on imtitor- �� a/ c _ -- y� �s tality, then shall come-to pass the _ _ mer. Rumanian premier, is reported f- — saying that is written, Death is - - en route to Carlo, seeking Allied r «••:• peace terms swallowed up in rfctbr},: O death, ., P w fere is- thy victory? death - r �+ ,� i e F i :._.._ wliere is thy sting? The, sting of 1.,�' 1 Parachutes 11�Iatte 0� eua . death is sin; and the power of sin t�•t �P itid 01 f is Clic' law: but thanks be to God, !• n _ IF. Of The Finest Silk ss�p who giveth us the victory through V. 3 - +ter our Lord, Tesu9 Christ." Christ not qebulg, • I ,, ° ° It "takes a jerk of 511' tons o. N0,thestoresRiue"t week- only gives Its this victory over }' ' !: o ps ia8 t,th dupefs uu the waft creak the ..s cords of the Bntis;� Yes,babies h°v�the test�of ns• death, but He creates the, soul-, of war Itut liable has baa the that R'°othappthtvetoremem: islt cortlers. There are stocks, ni- army's parachute. Each'-riggings ai tlloter�dy after 'the. image of :'God and He' line is Iisade of the finest braided ace more diap s °nage' there gill y e t `dap - ' scent the'evenin air, and,-hard to silk cord, tested to a breaking strain �� :`looms were°Ll`b had inflicted. .He restores us to, g �tral mmiu, im rtatioas. l rtnre�rill believe, perhaps, there are things of 450 -lbs. The canopy to which �s h��s o{ e�mer.isnphp yF' that state front wbich,Fin had cast ami--o�Y tl Hnom i� - ;. like portulaca that acivall seems,.eo Sl,ey are attached is-made of the :try items. Sat two se S'soma sn a slit• ye us down. S a to s�rttch t y t disp� of :boss oa '�0000ds wig be thrive on neglect. finest silk The whole busirnea �. nuLdeSteadfastness and Fervor weighs 30 lbs., including harness" i avtLs4 Prodnctian au lid of �a,io,d",bk• .. There are little, short chaps tike g 8 i Lb is hit?v «'herefore, my beloved breth- and container. Ua,l, and costs- X70 � Y LIMITED ren, be ye steadfast, unmoValrle, al- alyssum and 'dwarf marigolds and, TEXTILE COMPAN lobelias specially, bred to fit along pOMIN10N ways ai>ouitdinp in the work of 1s a consequence it is no cal- the T PUlorr SW ted stOQ°s��Fo��+ the Lord, forasmuch as the front edges of dower beds'or j e know' culated'that"parachute jumping-is' to trite walks. There are tall holly- jumping. Cokniot' that youc labor'is' not vain in the no more dangerous than - hocks castor beans, ornamental - Lord. «e know that the Lord. off.. a' slow. bus. llfinor-injurie , sunflowers, co.;mos- and o t h e r tvill bring rich results from any such as sprained ankles and wrists, te instment of labor and abor wt :Hagiants _which will make :Hake for backgrounds are down to less than three -pe; - - � . -- •- Him, and that ultimately there screen fences.y - - . . thousand: ' Careful packing .is. as ' awaits a glorious reward for those a additional factor in this record_. A ruption is a timeless state, perfect.. who have been faithful to. Him.. ilight-sergeant, wt o 'has been 'se- -• On the move, a motorised tiit+is- i n . , . . _ -Work dove for ion consumes 12,500 gallons of et- •` 40, ' c C O O L --Dishonor -and- Glory er of the Iio.v Spirit, is work done p 000 paraeht:te9; has-neve"r tiad one _ terr+ A] "Tt' is so,vn in. ttiehoaor; it ie fer eternity. vol every 100.miles. fail- to open. �:+ S S O t 7 raised in;glory." The apostle has no thought of any gosiiive dis-. - _ - tenor inflicted either. by God or 'APRIL 9- man upon the body daring the _: rhl, i. one in a writes of advartisomonto o taint -` sp reQ Problems o!elerrrlc avpp{>• to Parer _ -C1SHrS VICTORY OVm ER present.life — dishonor is- simply and hamlet consuawrs eer.eddirect by rho Hydro-Moatrie Pot►sr Commission of Ontario. DEATH (Easter lesson) in contrast with glory. ; Mark-14: 1-3;-1 Carinthian s ls. :'It is sown in -weakness, it is - - . - pRINTED TEXT-1 Corinthians sown a natural body; it is raised ,. a spiritual body, 14 .there: is a' na- ib: sl-tis. tural'body,. there is also a spiriFual } OOLDEN TEXT %— Tharitn be As the .phrase' 'a natural to God, who giveth as the victory body."' - - " _body_mran d a body like. ours, — -- - — tuoagh our, Lord Jesns�Chtts>r " iocmed by the energy of the grin- - - - .1 Corinthians 15 ;, 57. ¢vole of animal life, so must the - - MEMORY VERSE: Thou art- stiigh, OJehovah: Fsaim t19 L51, phrase 'a spirittial body', which de- =.-tHE 0 ;ChoLESSON IN ITS BETTING scribes the resurrection body,-"de- 7 e - t appearance S of our note a body which shall tie formed • - _ Ne w r-0- -_- � Time.-The ap the i urtio cal. — Lord to die ii Oman os-Easiei Sun= spirit, a body specially adapted ' day morning took place on' Sun- to the erav-iags and necessities, of - day, April 0, A.-D.. 30. The -first - epistle of Paul to the Corinthians the .spirit, as this present Uodp is ■ lust written to the great Greek city to ilsose of the. animal life. _ { Red nee ourBi f t _ 11 S In The Image • Chris - •. . - somewhere betaveen B ' "So also it is written, the first - - O Of1nC AD..51 and 59. Place - The first appearance 61 Irian Adam became a living. soul. The last Adam.becaine a _life-giv- "-our Lord to the women took place Note the saving you will obtain udder the new rate of 4c' ing spirit. How Beit that is not neat the empty tomb, probably iu -h 6 lUC, and �c iii the following examples showing --the$arden_-surrounding the tomb_ - first which is spiritual, but that ` of which is natural; then -that. which : comparative quarterly bills -for several commonly used Joseph of .Arii•Itathaea. The . • y y Church of Corinth, to which this : is spiritual.-The vire: man ,s of the Quantities Of energy: _ "Epistle was,addressed, was:in the earth, earthy:' the second.. man 'is great city of. that name in central; of heaven.`' The first Adam here','. Greece. - of. course, is the first man God - - _ "There is one glory of•the .sun.. created. 'The' last A¢am is none C, `2c� 3/4C 'Whe e a a Was and another of the moon; and an- other than the Lord Jcsus Christ.. other glory of the stars; for one The Apostle ,eantrasts•thiJirst and STANDARD FARM SERVICE HAMLET 2-WIRE SERVICE i star diifereth from another star in second Adam.. The Otte was a - �__g Months' -YOUR stLL AT 'B LL AT 3 Months' YOUR _ Paul, simply draws atten- man: the other in'fikitely more:• Kilowatt old - Noir ---Vii �_. .- -- N. -�- glory." P. Houas Rate Rate Hour ate ' Rah • 6 r ; tion to the many differences that - .A Precious Promise 0 c appear in bodily forms. "As is the earthy, such are' they 8e s�� 100 6■93 _ 5x52 1 "So also is the resurrection of the also.that are earthy; and.is is the ' dead. It is sown in corruption; it heavenly, Such are they also that is raised in incorriptio�i.' Incor- acre heavenly:And'-as we have borne . 00 11.52 8.86 200 8.87 . 8 ' also image• e the earthy, we shall •600 17.35 .13.53 300 10.82 9.10 V. C. WINNER also bear the image of the Heaven- — — ly," j hlc ver ce contait}s one.of tine _ M most precious protnises in all the T R$ \en> Testament: we si,ail also these examples illustrate the savings you will secure in-your Hydro N bear the image of the heavenly, bill' in Rural- districts where the old rate was 'as'shown above. The r J that is, we will be lite unto the :–amounts.shown are for quarterly net bills, including Domi,niorl Govern Av 1_ord Jesus, snent War Tax. The reduction in your bill in a district-ha�%ng a higher ,. Our Corruptible Bodies _ ola rate (such as 6c, 2c',34`c or 5c, 2c,-".lc) will be pFoportiotiately greater Now. this 'I say, 'brethren, that than the-ekamples shown-above. flesh and blood cannot inherit tiie kingdon} of God; neither doth _66r-" ''Please note that the service charge for 'farms is'discontinued-.'but -' ruption inherit corruption." If the' 'the minimum bill for such consumer is$6.56 per quarter,for which amount ` s characterized by p to 168 kw.-hrs. can be used. Ina district.having a former rate of 4c - y kingdom of God i :..0 incorru tiblenes:, 'that is absolute n �g P and 2c' this same amount would have cost the consumer$8.29.. purity, wewill have to have in --- _ the servim chaige cur- in halt, but the -'The 'Death of 'Believers minimum bill is $4.87 per quarter, for which they can use an amount of g "Behold, 1 tell you a mystery: 83 kw.-hrs.' In a district having aformer rate of 4c and 2c, this.amount - — *1 «'e shall not sleep,. but-we shall would have cost the consumer $6.46. all be changed, in a moment; in the - twinkling of an eye,-at tlf'-iastThese explanations are given to help-you understand-,the-new-r . truni.p: for the. trumpet shall sound,' In our nelxt advertis6nent, we will discuss for your benefit, the UNI- ' and the dead i4sha11 be raised in- and - -.FORM RATE. In the meantime,if'you need further information,please = ' corruptible, and, we shall be cha'ng- .:ask your Rural District Superintendent. -- ed. For this corruptible must put .. orfal _ This is the latest picture to' be- must - The - - - on_ incorruption, and this m received from Itaig of Major Paul � Put• on immortality.". 'T hI E .-HYDRO - ELECTRIC POWER W E R Triquet, whose•-�gallantay ,and lecp refcrud to is of course;_ the heroic -example to his men in a tic3tli of believers.. Af, ii,corrupt- 'COMMISSION O F ONTARIO ible body implies 'a great deal; for battle'near Ortona, won him the the truth is that most, if not all, of Victoria Cross, •the second Can- - - ndian in this war to be to honored the bodily Pain Wv'&p.erience is It was taken after Major Triquet to -thf fact that this-'present had receiyed word of-the award. body is corruptible. But when the • SOMEONE r4F4 7 IK r . _ • .-/ _ I{ INVASION BLOCKADE? " Flak Suits Given f; RM Airmen In Pacific 7 y —By � �� " The flab suit has arrived in the 4, VICTOR South Pacific airfields and -while it ROSSEAU � , ` " f is an-uncomfortable item of haber =' t <. dashery the icy= are glad :o have CHA ran an tTie sheriff's posse. A IF It is a sleeveless shoulders-to- quarrel between Ferris and Judge r hips packet cont fining sheets .of SYNOPSIS Lonergan -reveals that Ferris had s killed his partnti, Blame Rowland, �r _ armor plate 'aUricated into soft,' spongy material which itself has Dave Bruce, out of a job, arrives many years before. Thoroughly s some •shocit-absorption qualities. at Wilbur Ferris' Cross-Bar ranch. scared, Ferris .takes Curran into his, Bomber crews wear them only - over star et �ehere the ack-at is -Curran, the foreman, promises him} confidence. When Dave is away g a job if he can break a horse called' from the cave, Curran kidnaps Lok. ' heavy and as soon as they are out __. Black Dawn. When he succeeds, he Meanwhile Dave discovgrs a human of. range they ,emcee them. The : discovers -Curran expected the skeleton with a bullet hole through garments weigh around 40' pounds. horse. to kill him_A_g' N-hen--hc'_later-f' � k "^ °rA navigator in a B-25 says he Lois rides up, angry .with .Dave Lois gone, he heads straight for -. 'i► :;; 1 knows of only one instance in which for gher" orae. a oo er s rant an were tinds W11•M_ Z 117311 %lab ouit— refuses to spea$-tohim-even when Sheriff Coggswell. He convinces Framed by the barrel of what Nazis say is a -long-range coastal "but one was 'eiiough to convince, he uses his savings to,pay off the Coggswell of his innocence and defense gun, are concrete fortifications built by Germans along •me they're worth wearing," snortgage on the small ranch she together they start for the cabin English Channel"invasion coast." Photo from neutral sources. shares with her foster father,, a where they have learned" Lois is tnari named Hooker. But•when -beim held prisoner and where un- Stant I onergan's Vaud appeared the foreman. I mad, that play - — Hooker is shot and Dave is charged known to them, Ferris and Curran. from the flap of the saddle;. holding so as that,girl inside wouldn't know _with murder, Lois saved him from are plannig to kil'1 judge Lonergan. another gun in it. just what was happenin'. Ferris A being lynched. Wounded she guides In the brief interval Before the had to go. He was-grttin—too-Wise: • - him to a mountain cave where she shots that followgd, Ferris saw the If sure was hard to keep from. -Lonergan sat down with a scowl: trap, and understood that he had laughin', hint thinkin' it was you dy staying of thinks they will be safe from Cur- "I've of no time to waste, Ferris," foreseen 'Curran's treachery him to be bumped off r., g y quite who was p he said in his most1 udicial man- well, in the depths of his subcon- stead, of himself. .What's that?" ISSUE 14-1844 FO mer.. "I consented to come here sciousness. He screamed twice as (Continued Next Week) and talk with you,,because Curran the two heavy slugs from the guns 10 told me you had somethinghere to of Lonergan and. Curran ploughedHOTELS 1' -` show me. .Well, where is it, and their way-through the upper part Elastic Concrete' . what's his , 'and dropped Curran winked at- Ferris as he like a log down the slope into the "Elastic attnored concrete de- 1 stood behind Vo nergan's back. Lon- ravine. scribed as a product of German , • s' er an went on: "' I 1 i g cement and steel fire, will be pro- �•r� ! "I understand you're willing to 1 . duced in a large Plant bear comple- Curran fired a second shot as 'ts accept my offet,. But what is it tion 'itr Yugo.-lac is and similar as low 03 that ou've , Ferris' body tea's in the act of y got to show me here." _ plants in Hanihurg and Paris, the $150 fallin' and turned to his companion "here's what I got o show yuh, United States Department of Com s `a Lonergan!" shoutec. the. ranchman with a grit,. _ lVell, ,there-s une hombre won't mcrce lrariis from trade reports. AC hs9 S� suddenly drawing a revolver, from, make no more trouble," he said. Q his.armpit. Desperate? Yeah :and - lf1/0A�-- ou miscalcul ted, because r "I'll-spade bins under in,tire morn- FOR er ersoo y �, you .�, ., .• _ .� ' P _ trusted the wrong partywhen you Poll MAP lei Curran brim But`Lonergaii seas shaking. Get- y 4, g. you here. You've tolong, ,Dress ..r, : ': me that drink, Curran,' he said. houndsro�Nonlsta o tion g, Lonergan. I '-Why did you make that Play ' co Manorial • tai; warned you the other day in Mes• There were momenta --vhen I wasn't sure you.n'ere-.not dot e-crossing „ `agreement making oyer to the all J yore claims .on the .Cross-Bar or me." � �- YOU CAN'T BEAT ` I'll lifl- -ou.'. "Do+able-crossin' uh, ?ilr. Loner tit i Y « OrBan?,Why, thought yuh.had mare � � confidence in-me than that, replied tt --Lonergan had sprung to his'feet But Curran :..-as at his side, corer- - ' ing •him too. The foreman steppedforw on and a n diet a, resolver from L c. , "That's r1g}1t, Lcnergan,""grinried That's Why I Need Whole Grein Curran. "You slipped up some when yuh come here. NCo.w' ser down and ilasiter Oats..:ltkwst'of All Nntat+al 'ihe • �. ` l don't need fo resdit.:I'll cls of to Cereals Is Grewlty Rider Protein S paper on this table. 1"uh y g w : Yes,rraloatmeal leads all natural cereals do is to anise yore siinature• Mr, In protein,the vtry thing that is meat's Ferris and me,will do the resf.r•. K , -masa element. Children must have ro- •• !' ,• :4rd suppose I do sign. said 1 p ' tun for normal growth.Adults must havi kfor stamina and tohe fight ue. Lorergan, apot.rently «•cake ning, ,.:;; . •. + ,.•� lP g g Naturerlchl storedsoma how Y ny imporri rir $4 I knc c-yatr're trot plan- " . - .. ''$: , It enada alone arson cereals.Girc your "Ki1 y uh, \Ir.. Lonergan'" 3 7 protection dail leered _ 1 m. family 3a wonderful Y. Qurrin �l'hy, we ani t murder- " sox tlsat so many foods ers, and you- and Ferris has ` us scarce and.rationed. got . Get a package at~oar i T{ too much on,each other ti) make it grocers today—stare °"' sctmly for to kill--yuh Ike s just • `,� each da}•wichthis whole- airiin' to 'sit back tivhat' yuh tooksome, Grain delicious,Whole, 0 froin him,be the processes of fraud. Grain 6teakfaar. Nobody'.,zcon't irteriere tsyth yuh te.c..kW ab vxRrt _ .iC"s"Uaaw. arter, we got yore~ name signed. ' . ' �' am Yah Can ride ?tr3ight home." QUAKER skrog of ins shoulders �-- -� Loneri;.,u gave in :4Iv pen's in my saddI'e-flap with some rapers," he announced. O ` # `.`That's all right, 1I r. Lonergan," a- k sAT aid Curran. ."Mr. Ferris and rare willjust accompany yuh outside and help ti•uh. find it. Keep him tot cretl,>Fcrri�. I guess he's full• a said good_hve _ of tricks,' _ to Constipation r .Loi erg in mo,cd slowly out of the cabin .to where his horse was ,► ,; "I've given up pills and liarshcatharu,;r standing, a little beyond-flys others, R I foatid my consti-• the rthrowns thron oFer the stump of -patron was de to a fret. He kited'the flap of his sad- ' E E C lack of "bulk" in dle and affected.to be looking for my diet—and the pen. -Curran, who was stand- I discovered than "You was speakinof kilti ing beside Ferris, interposed. STANDS FOR CANADIAN, UNITY KELLOGG'S ALL ; ' n' -8RA1v is a perfectly F iudge." lie said, "and that sure hurt - grand way to get at the 'cause, and my, feeiirgs and 1fr. Ferris., Be-' = _ r `~ •" r help correct io ;a sides which, there.seas_a little mis- If this is your understandill% We got the'funeral "Qu&bec. cradle'of the Citinadian people, believes.in and works for greater `trouble,-'stop dos- a:` staged all right,°but we ain't.,got :ng"vtith harshpu- the right corpse." (..,Canadian unity. She knows that her destiny and that of her sister provinces ` gatives—with their lack of lasting Lor,crgan turned arcund. "Just . relief lTry eating aserving ofALL-BRAN., what do you mean 'by that with milk,everacor Inkledoverother are one and the same. Quebec today is fighting and'working all-out for • - cereals.Or,eat several!ALU'131rAN mnf- . demanded: Q y g $ g fins daily I Drink plenty of water. "You!" shouted Curran' notat _ Get KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN at your Lo nergati•,but at the•ranchnlan. -` tilled V• V; Qit�h , either o convent- -i 1 a ouu re was upon Fer- ' do sizes. Made.by Kellogg's in Lrin- ria, and had t s•-Af the revolverin-I vacation-land whether on wartime duty., r holida today or after the war boa,Canada. out of his hand. ':\t the same in- } Q y, y 'As always-"Bienvenue? Welcoirte? M • Desir tine Literature oi'req�aest ; a' PROVINCE de" QUEBEC ` y. �;of J :..i r TOURIST AND PUBLICITY BUREAU 200 BAY STREET, TORONTO, AND QUEBEC CITY . ` as-� - `I �w �ypp _ ` ' • tune, dishes, ail kinds of tools etc; acre lot, hous0hold furniture etc., in the property of Jack Iviillei, on No.. residential district at Eglinton -Ave. _ :Green River z Hlgh'%My', at Suns::t Ina, one mile on Kingston Rd., at Scarbo/o P. O., R DUNOLD RUDDT Barrster. STANLEY east of Rouge Hills. Sale at p, an. . the property of E. J. Paterson. .Solicitor.No tai M So to , ur7 Pu c. oue7to 1 wn. _ — ea formerly omupled by•tbe late A.E.CLAS. Perms Cash. See bills "fur Ust. Teens• on chattels,' cash. Property, )m i.e.south wind of Court Hcw.e.Whitby. Sts' R. D. Turner, R. C. h N. R., eld- Clarke Prentice, :t ctioneer. offered at 2.45. Subject ,to reserve _ est son of Mr. and D� Franc Tur- ! !bid. Clarke Prentice, auctioneer. 8Ea►TON. BELL 1! ROSS 'J ner, has very recep undergone Saturday, April 1 — sactiori sale of Sate at 1 p. m. E!I-*W sters tf Soliciters _ a seriops, but successful operation. 'household furniture, dishes,"electric t a a W,-J. Beston,�K. C. Tele hone Mr. Thr;ier has lust wood, new brooder house _ urdav Aril 15 auction sale P eight month's Course at the Univ- garden tools, etc., property -T-V�- of househol urll urs, ptaao, §� Q, Brooke Sell, K. C. .4d. 2838 ! -,Stouffvileersit� of. Now I" Brunswick, and will M. Long, Whitevale, opposite Gen- es, utensils, garden tools, etc., be- J. D. F. Ross John L. Pond _ ` take up his post at H. M. S. Signal eral Store. Terins cash. No reserve, longing to oA. S72 Ba Street.— Tarontb Phoma 3toatfville 100 A' School at St. Hyacinthe, Que on as property is sold. Sale at 1 p. m: Cherrywood. Pickering Twp_ Sale y. cc repletion of his-leave. Clarke Prentice auctioneer. at 1 p, m. No. reserve, Clarke Pren- 'Pte Norman Forbes, ivho is stat- tice, auctioneer. THURSDAY, FRI; SATURDAY Toned at Brantford, spent last week- +Wednesday, April'12 - auction sale : - 'Clarke Prentice , :.end with friends. 17oi first-class brick house on half- See Otaer Register On Page 8 MARCH 30, 31 and APRIL 1 Toronto visitors recently -- Mrs. LICENSED AUCTIONEER A. Michell, Mrs. J. E. :NVilson, Mrs. T "Hit The Ice M. Draper. 1 he Race of Life Begins! ' - • „ PHONE AGIN. 52 W,8, MIL-Lliifh Corp: B: E Draper, of Trenton For the Counties of York and Ont With ABBOT and COSTELLO and Mrs. Draper, of Toronto, spent a day last weak with their grand- More Canadian Fai ners start eir c le s on -�'"i zII n also ice F.. and of the LatA "' nn J.• Prentice (formdtlsf erl Preztic� ' Baby Anne stayed home with grand- uther starter MORE BY FAR. ira Davieb in Toronto. �- Prentice). Farm and .Farm E. an Mrs. Nilson entertained Tl s majority opinion tri favour of SHLR-G I\ has stack Sales a SpecialtS, at Fair arc. MONDAY, TUES. WEDNESDAY friends to tea ona. evening last' , . Reasonable Rates. week: teen registered every year for years. WHY? _ PR1T._3, 4. and-5 w - Members, of -the Ladies'.Aid are - -_ Th A • � practicing fnr sacred' concert on ..1. Chicks must like their feed'in order to eat plenty,• •. —Good Friday night,, at the .-church;church: _ and grow <iui�kly. Chicks I20.,like.fres],.las: — ,� a vergers Everyone wel&tne. SHUR-GAIN CHICK STARTER, It's made RALPH RICHARDSON and War-workers are holding a euchre ::. from.the choicest, freshest, crust ,palatable in. DEB4R.DEBORAH bERR at Mr. and Mrs. RoyCarter's next redients. . .•';Monday. EN-eryone welco-4,e. g also Missionary Program at Sunday, School next Sunday. ^—'2• The feed ,must like the chicks--so the chicks will permanent Ir'agging Part SELECT SHORT SUBJECTS _ continue to live and thrive. The proper bol- -' ance of vitamins, minerals and high duality that Fra3s'the Temper and - roteins (there's lots of animal protein in , TH URSDYA, FRI., SATURDAY SHUR-.GAI. means . SU ES A 6. 7 an . jiumey _ • .CHICKS THE SHUR-QAIN WAY! C. H. TUCK% OPT. D. —. The Eallen DIr. and Mrs. Theodore Annan, Th flock price -- no.;-- The p . ' ti. he flk owner must like the p ce and Disney Block, Opp P. O celebrated their 42n1 Theodore nonAn- thoughtful farmer can pass up the savings' . celebrated an• Sunday last. -` = rade by cutting out middlemen, eliminating - phone 1516 Sparrow mivMica Brawn, our teacher, visits an- extra hauling and handling that is effected J. GA Rlt'iELD' and M. O'HARA . other school along %ith other tea- _� bq local manufacture of SHUR-GAIN CHICK 'O3$AWA, ONT. - ehers. This plain takes the place of STARTER at the neighborhood SHL;R-GAI�i the former convention`and because - Feed .Service Mill. RADIO SERVICE oI the smaller unit, ..more helpful suggestions may, result. Join the growing family of smart. fauns Rho are Mrierbua h Hogita1. F. H. Westne has purchased - - Y detemdned to SAVE MORE CHICKS--and to GROUP _ Government Licensed the 100 acres in the south half of BETTER CHICKS --. by; feeding SHUR-GA:INMAIN Str. _ STOUFFVIL-LE Lot 5, in the Fifth Concession. He '. STARTER in 1911: w•anta it for pasture and the wood CHICK STA _ Ellcme 193, on it. -_ - • Rev, Mr. and Mrs. Joblin, of Bow- Shur-Gain Maternity, Medical •and Surgical lnanville, have moved into the front - "'M1O Ciases ?a>ces` 1 7saMe.wry part of the Yeates Dlat house. We Wel- : . 1 - . -- came them to our carnn�unity, ernity Ssati � 19oaraatsed Rep - ". *is Service !, !�I CK ARTER Regisberstl Nurew in Attendatiea :Aw Make or Model- Queen's Park from front page and 24-Hour Service Given on the Board two representatives of ' • �' - - FI� ARTHURE L D she peopreeeivig the services. N. LCKW , PICKRINGDa ]LRS. E. R. GOOD T PHONE 62 R 8 The Buiget Debate 'has best pro- ceeding slowly. Flt. Lt. W ismer led r PIKE' �iL�G, ONT. off as the recognized financial critic -;-. _ Terento AD d6P3 - Pick 53 it .12 � CV4W on the OPpoaitioa side. He urged' `-: -WANTED ' AH'r striccr IItTCHRH aid DAI�ICT the ntanost, speed in settling the DEAD HORSES AND C7ITTLE J�Giaeonrt » L O. O. F. Hail, Wttite.aio _ question of. paying half the cost of For tree tol[ .n hone £1tlDAY. 1![il►RCH 31. 141 GBLY'9 HALL, GREEN RFt < edncatio suggested that the Bank P P P RON GIBSON � Sl-piece set o! .T�tgliah ]rARas 22, 1944 p� a be asked to co-operate SROOIWN . ..............�.. ai Dinnerwsre, Tabte Lamp, Bushel Buohre Starts at 8 o'clock 1 redacing costa of Provincial fin- CI,AgElIIOIV'I` ............ !L Basket of-Groceries,"and 15 'other Dance -at moo arcing, and proposed 011 Age Pen- PICKERINN(, ,;, •..•.. _TRANSPORT valuable prizes. A. SMITH ORCHESTRA - - , • pear-alike;- CRERING -.........�....... l0 - `1Gel►eral Aftibefott ;i5a. Adc& 26c. .-'-Everybody weicaens at a minimum of 839 a month at AGINCOURT .. sone 2141 TRANSPORT - age of 60 and Blind Pensions to be, ' ..gin %hen blindness ccenmences We pay the phony ebargei QARTAGE o ' rather than at the age of 40 as at MOVING- present, , _ by arrangement with the 'GORDON YOUNG :LTD v�� . 1Dominion. He also .urged greater ' `SAND GRAVEL STONE _- - — expenditures for health, protection Toronto Phone 14d.888A _ of miners, and muting municipalit- les, reforestation and. .post-war ., CANNING FACTORY GROWERS housing. Wv will be in the Field to •Contract. AUMON'SALLS _ 1 - SWEET CORN •'TU4SDIAY, APRIL 4 - Extensive Farxn Stock arction, at Lot 22, Con. _ • r T0, Markham, . 3 miles: south 'of ' -Stouffvilie; the pro}erty of R. H �'or Our -_ Spofford including o good work hor- __..... _ see, 27 cattle, milking herd,_Short- RENEWAL off' UNEMPLOYMENT �+p ` r-horn .buUs, a5 `pigs, ;5 sheep, 50 WHITBY tons of hay,-500 b+lshels grain, 'full ! -- _ INSURANCE�T/�E B oKs - WHI FAC'T'ORY ,!line of in>;pielnen-tA; including Ford- i rsLRA C 0 �Ve'fvould be pleased to. discuss our urn Contracts: with. you. Dreg • son tractor on rubber Tractov Plow. -'This,is' a large sale and starts at ! +., Tori F /overs: line and %e will have a Field ._halt ca at. jour..farl 11.30 sharp. Booth on•grnu.ids. Terris - r to a d c_sh• No reser•;e as farm-,has just -1 11 LTnejnplOS'ment Insurance Books for the eliminate 'unl adin by hand. We are ins 111Itg Corn Unloading Pum for unloading orr' whic will _ _el . . g . bee r'erted. 'Llo}•d Torner, Clerk; _ w. .A. S. Fanner, auctioneer. .You will .find our Grower...Service of considers-ble .help. to. you during year enelin 1�Farcli 31st, 19 fust be ex- the Growl and Harvesting S2asoms' — auction sale of n 'Friday, April 14 Chan•ed for new books, �i .Our Field Men are carefully picked and •trained b• it's. The will. be -:J'arm stack, - implements, pare-bled - -- - -•-- -- y Y . Suffolk and grads sheep, l,rullert} = jndly communicate in»nedrately 'With th'C - -- available to give you all the help possible• during the -Summer. .<of Carl Devitt, Lot 15, Uon 6, ening; on No. 7. Highway. Tema nearest Ernploymerit and Selective senice- . . FOOD FIGHTS FOR FREEDOM - .eash. Sale at 1.00. VP,m, i:r}oti, clerk; Office if you'hatie not already.exchanged your Vi"11d. ;<�,f1�V; auctioneer. . . : . employees',books. S - Saturday, April8- auction sale of faun implEments, household, furni= There are severeen6ftlea at okely - am ng o ma a ne p _ arr s eVa 4r lnaurance Contributions for - ( `6 stow' Goi.'Re& Seed Barely, your insured employees and Bad' -�� 1 I'. I in stock autire to enew the lns a''f ;! Vanguard Gov. Rei. Seed Ostg ance as regal ,1 I W�ti sookt be in =i ! ' ' WHITBY, ONT. FITONE 893 b-?' elf t FEED ORAI1� .To 411 Employees. �[ a $Arley, Oats, and Wheat in stocll ARKET_-_-,_-..Whole or Ground . t. Clover Seed a as insured cion protect your fZ J. D S • ,M If you ar p po i -;Alfalfa,_Red Clover, AbAke, Timothy, and IGrardetl seeds benefit lights by seeing that your Insurance Fertilizer .. '. •. Book has been exchanged. _ ,.•. , Order Your Fertilizer Now Qual � First - Service our A:i We solicit your business for UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION - U (FRANK •R. =SMITH, 11¢ANAGER the above. 1 , HON. HUMPHREY MITCHELL, LOUIS J. TROTTIWt Alishin of Lsiomr d R. J TALLON ' - Claremont, :Clot. ALLAN M. MITCHELL r -!W$ BUY THE BEST -YOU MAKE THE TEST' _ Ca�rretrrlaae+�r. ey .c•e.i 1 Phone Pickering 80 • f. - progressive euchre held last.friday all services is 8 P. an. The meetings conclude a winter of en' i ON evening at the home of Mr. and will be in charge of the local clergy,_ ?oYa.1e ev- Mrs. Wm. .Brown and Mrs. Harold enings. Ray. W. H. Bexton and-Rev. I. E. Kay Hamilton; who is. attending Hopkins. 'The winners were: Mrs. K.ennedf•• Give these eneetin Frank Loy st, Mrs. N, F. TcrnUnson, to al support.- Mrs. gs Your school in Toronto, was h�.ai8 io Miss Margaret Wallace, of Tor- names of the car occupants tilted, Y PPort• the week-end, =' -onto, was in the village for the we decided to have the storycorrect Mrs. Ross R Baker Mr. Fred Mow- . der, Mrs. E. Raker sand Miss Evelyn - • _ Miss Mildred Gilman hag joined geek-end. _ before publishing. A week ago, Chub GillieFi.. Winner of the I"bean jar" the Clare-no:Tt back- staft. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Overland, of Spenceley's car was in collision with A large number of blood donors M Xmgston, were with the former's a west-bound car in Pickering. per_ contest was W. O., Bill Tomlinson. Brou �am were in Markham on March 23rd, to `' Parente, r,-an Mrs. . A. Overland seeding east, Chub noticed only one raise -object o this cigarettes was to make -th r P bo 's overseas. p.._ -_. __ -worth ribution to this dd Y raise. funds for cigarett s for the c*%t the k-end. light on the op-caning car. He ulT� aimed to Oshawa Hospital last week, car hit the Spenceley car on the The convener of Brougham Unit - Mr, and-Mrs. in Knox celebrated Is now'colwalescing at the home of left side, damaging two tires, two Layst -- Beaton of North Pickering Branch of the their 32nd wedding anniversary on -A quiet wedding was solemnized Red Cross, to thaak the can- Saturday evening at the,' hoone .of his daughter, Mrs.' Pengelly,, at fenders and.the running board,.wid on Saturday, March 2b in the Un- vassers who so villin L their son John acid Mrs. Knox. A Brooklin. then crashed into a telephone pole, ' g y. gave their Doo Reynolds, of the RCIv'VR, Vfeakin ited Church .manse, whe,i Katie. number of relatives and friends El- Doug. yn g 'it off'at the bottom, Vic- El- t*,me in the recent campaign, and' were present. Mrs. Walter Knox and ! _is leaving this w=eek for the coast. for S}mss of Claremont was with �zabeth Beaton, daughter of Mr. also to those who so �kindls and. Mrs. Ronald Miller of Toronto carne Mr. Lance- Eastman of the bank Chub. There were four occupants i,� and Mrs. Wein.. F. Beaton, of Clare-' -enerously "contributed, Total giv- out for the occasion. staff spent the week nth his.sister the other car,'which was 'owned by 1 nont; was united'• in _ arriage-to ings ri.nounted to $453. ' in Toronto, a Toronto woman, who is employed Arthur George Ed_nord Loyst, son The•Wannup family havre'returne4' --Grunner-Lawrence- McDowell spent at Ajax. Spenceley's car was still of :4Ir, and Mrs. Frank Loyst, of to their own ..re here, having e week-paid a is erne ere, in running or• er, although the other' a winter a )a.. length brocaded ivory satingown, with :finger-ti veil'.. and a cameo Ston- Sr: Mrs, T. Rcbert--on; ryIrs, los parents, Dr, and Mrs: Tomlinson one was hurt 0 either car. p `here fol•'the week-eud. - locket. -She carried a corsage of red Le mvn and Mrs. F. Cassie were Rev. W. H. Bexton will, take as Lumber Co'r.:pany .north cP Here roses. The brid?Ecmaid, i41t . Mildred privileged to attend the showing of Taylor, sister of the grown wore ; '`Madr-nW-Curie"--' -� his theme for next SundaSr "The Doing Large Business ri Toronto, -and Dumbarton-.. Christ and the Crowd,', and in,the Mr. Jack Norton to?d the News pink and blue net•over taffeta with Wound it delightful. The next best ' The Red Cross will meet at the this week that the Mill Vatle Co. `ratching veil, and corsage of Talis- thing to suing the pi ure, is to home of Mrs. J. McGlashan, on evening The Way, of Suffering. y man-roses. "The-best ma; wag b1r. 'read he ' Letters of'appreciation have beerC three miles north of ClarEcnont, was x life, by her dao hter Eve Tuesda},•-A rhe 4t_gh. �. _—received frccn boys overseas by the doing a• tremendous busine s. They. Grant Ta;.lor, of Oshawa. The bride's" C.uSie;.which-is-in--ow- ' _ � e, of iiespeier- _- "Forget-Me-Not Club" f'rcrn the fol- are exporting sawdust`to 'the State -travelling costu r.'e w•as;a dusky:rose Ration books will bistribu ed at it visited the W.estgates here over the dress, beige c•r nel-hair coat with the Torn Hall 'on Ma'�ch 8 29 and week-end.' lowing, Jack Lehman, Alvirf Lehman, of Maine, and have already Shipp�d ". 2 Fonzie Manion Ted Rhodes Bob to Britte and Cmith Falls. Fk-e cars brown,._accessories. 30; frcrri' 6.3 i I'. W. Madden spent the week- p• ori. b2rs. Foilo%vin a wedding tri n ". Solman sad Bud Norton. of sawdust have been shipped ,to. g g P to East City guests in village hones,, in-, end with her. sister in Markham Regular services wilt be 'held in date. There has been 566 thousand . era points, the groom wui retu,n eluded Mr. a.d'-Mrs: Marshal`oung ;14liss Ruth Holmes, of^Vancouver the United' Church on. Sunday at Ii feet of lumber cut and sawed, and --his unit, R. C. O. C., Kingston, and' , and 'other friends, with Mrs. Geo. left for her hocne on Wednesday at. tai, and 7.30 .p. -n.-The Sacrament nine cars of lumber have been cut the bride will continue her duties Philip. Mr. and Arrs, E. Crocker i i�fter several-weeks' holidays with• of the Lord's Supper will be obser- and shipped to various .points on the .staff of Toronto General with Mrs. L. Matthews and W. J. latives here. ved at thg morning service. Canada.. Mr. Norton has been eon-_-Hos itgl. E wn and Miss•Ella Wallace at David .411iso t- of-Mark p race o u t e u-nber, The - the Brown oma. Sunday with the .Misses Allison. No one hurt as reported in wood at present is being cut in the .Holy Reek to be Recognized rhe. Young People's Dramatic Sunday, April 2nd, will be obser- ?'= Speneetey Car Crash bush of Frank Carson and the bush Here Next Week Club were in Oshawa on V4 ednes= ved in-'the Dunbarton Church as There was no one hurt in the car of Mary Todd of Siloma. ! "Holy. Week" Will be observed in day evening, giving their play "In Cccnmunion Sunday: Nine new memi- accident, a crash involving Chub the local churches. The meetings of May with June", ,taking part with bers will be reteived by-Certificate, Spenceley and_a Toronto car, as was. Forget-ate;-Not Club Hold Successful serri�e will be held i-n the Baptist other groups in the Oshawa Pres- and 13 by Profession of Faith, and 1previously..reported in some papers. i' Euchre Here Church, on Monday, Wednesday aJ by*�riaI Drf•-na Contest; _, .3 are'to be given the Rite of Bap- On calling Ajax and Oshawa hospi- -The Forget-Me-Not Club wish to, i Pridav, and-,in the United Church on i The Firemen held their last dance tisrn.. A good attendance is hoped 41s,. and finding no one under the thank all those,who attended the Tuesday and Thursday. The hour for ,' of the season on Friday evening, for at this service. ZZ 4+� io'•`'; * r ,' •�•� L•• •}? t,7 •.�! ° �,• ° tr. •tri •., • ', " - 0 E lu - �:. O d • 3 �+ 0. O `+ u *r •0. a.0 �- w - — . _ .., •� it j �' � u w u fi'd .0 o > • u 6. -O O O Cd 0 be • yev_e•""" _ �� dA +mA o O• 3 '•T(•#Elf .. mac ., ,_.- fi •'�' •M, 1 ° w ° �o p � aa ° r ... a+ aJ 4J i e01 �+ e«: Q mow. 4J 0 - r ' � �' 3vCIS o0 oo £A a � Hv 3 1 • . . :, T saw- he keeps,-in li4r -by the terror of his police; at,d he trusts his allies hese days, when tea must yield _ --- even less—unless his own troops "� OLD �� 'a 1 -� and Gestapo are ih 'centrol. " The the i utmost n flavour, quality fta `., German occupation of Husigary is _ , !Q� AU AGES thus. Hitler's noticE to the world Is of supreme importance., Ask for . • ' —, ' _ . that 1]e is .determined to fight for _ the Balkans and.that_the Carpath- J. - ain line at defhisen 1ADA � Hungary's Recent Growth I Just what the attitude of the Hun= garian Government has been in thjs situation is-still unclear. There are SYRUp — reports that it `refused. Hitler's ''� eping deniands ,and has been i • Y t;d put 'under arrest. • That is not im- _ _ _. _. 1 plausible, for proud• -Hungary--has t; , - always been jealous• of its sover- eignty. , But that does not absolve _ overnment lake o erations sue- -. Hun- for - ,. _ 01 C ". cessful at an time. the plight of'the 'country. Y Bary JoinedFlitler party un er e — oron o o_a andMail. • 1r :i;' compulsion of its.,exposed_.geogra- D p L` (+ �+ I- s phis situation, lata also because of ( [1 G J J the spojls promised it. NV!th Ger-. Here's Speedy Retie# For man aid, it acquired,the Carpatho- 'FINE REPORT OF C.N.R. Ukraine f r o m Czechoslovakia, - CH��DREN 11lanagcmcnt at personnel of _Tender, Aching, — _ - • e `f1 Yfiftt7 Transylvania and Rumania and the .lite Canadiar. National- Railways . {/� Banat from 1 ugosla�ia. The coun- _ _are to-be congratulated"oii these- - DON'T DELAY LO T� with grew front ion'o square miles. R ' P tryort on„1043 operations tabled in Burning Fe ,. with a population, of 9,100,000 to the`House of Commons last week. VENOIS '61;700 square miles and a popula- The statistics ,presented. by ,the BUY A , BOTTLE TODAY! toin of 1',700,000. Now Hitler is ^. Tour feet may be so swollen and president and chairman,.:lir. R C. infl:.med that.Yat; think. you can't exacting-pay'nient for his aid'at the. go another step.., Your shoes may_• -___- _ bllan. Mn Ii lite .a.neiti�h h..all_ Fee!-as if they are cutting ,tato the _-- - cost of Hungary's independence. .• around. After payinen, of all op- flesh. You feel sick all over with Again The Iron Fist _eraring: expenses, there i's, a net . the pain and torture: 'you'd give These still reniains the question revenue of $11G,140,000 or 629484-. anything to get-'relief., Two or three applications of WFEK Commentary on f v nti -whyHitler adopted methods which 000 more tlian ind1 k42. - ..cask;'sur- 3loone's Emerald Oil and in a few ' - are bouild to antagonize the un- plus of $3.,,G"7000`reniained after appears. Axis �Y garian people. There can be no meeting ta�ntenest due the :o matter how discouraged You Axis Troops Pour Into Hgfigary doubt that the Hungarians would public attd, the -Government, and have been. 4f you have noG tried - Emerald Oil then you have some- resist a Rus_ian'attempt 'at to s providing ' sio,0uo,0Un reserve ' for thing to learn.met a bottle today— - -And Occupy-All Strategic 'o><nta: _ ion. But i£ they could escape an petition coutra,ts: This exceeded at nal drugstores. - invasion and get out.of the war the surplus of 1E7�� by more than t._ z 0 - - _ even at the'cost of heavy sacrifices -$2 ,000,oU0..- ' -- -• -" _ Out of the welter of confusing” Rumania heralu5 tile- end of .the they would probably jump at the prece,!tuted success was The un _ HOW TO RELIEVE .. " and contrrdictory reports about battle- of Russia and "the beginning chance. There .have been nu.mer- due"'primarily to !Ise heavy traffic PILE TORTURE Hungary 4here •emerges' this one of the battle for the Balkans. Hit- ous reports that not oily -Hungary ci a`ivar`vear• -it-sliow3-neverthe- QUICKLY AND EASILY " certainty: Hitler has taken over an- ler Hast hold the Balkans because but also Rumania and . Bulgaru leas the earning..poives of the 53 tether .country. He. has converted . he needs their raw,niaterials, "and were ea eel " seeking a way nut, tem w'h¢-1 the Possibility• -'exists. lr 3uu are trounced with ucnuit another ally into a..vas.s:.l,and is in particular the oil of Rumania, Russia's g' p 3 latae re reefs! eoratrun he not dof - and Russia's recognition oi. the It- Obviously expcndaiures were close- lay treatment aria run the flak of rapidly wiping out any. distinction without wh •l, his' ,war -machine tatting this condition become ss or stints Gorertmtent, wit't which Hun- 1p watched. Optratirg expenses in- to Any ltchiog or soreness or between those who hoped to share would be in 'anger of breaking' gary always maintained closer re- creased by 3'3 476,000, while oper- painrut passage or stool is nature's in ills rictor`p and "those he has down, "But after the"severance of lations than Wath Germany may have atin seventie as.ed s61"m1 000. warning and D'r o p e r treatment be Odessa-NVarsa•• railway b thesuffgesg t should be secured at once. t r'" - - ��? 14are aCC�ntj+;1517e(1'#his-nein coup' Russian a:mie�s i]i9 trlair. communi- 1;at:� as t��efl.. .Hitler,'- mindful of, gas 7'�.G4 per'cc;:, compared with- of Idem-hold -from any druggist _ with the 'same old'"methods'of catiotr fires" 'to the Balkans 'lead ane ase as directed. This amnia l'• Italy's snitch and embarrassed by 82.49 per cent-in t'ie most favor- 'which Is used internally is a small. treachery, surrrise afld-fiftla.column through Hungary. Hungary was easy to take tablet, will 'gwckly reparation that proved-'W 9ticces3 this ally; "ii: "joined both the Anti- the Finnish-Russian negotatians for ab.e peace}year, 1�L8, retie" the itching and sorstsesa and V a separate peace,•apparently. deter.- aid to healing the eon• tender spots. j he .wa rn which the' raiitva ful-in the cases of Austria,.Czecho- ComiEiters pact and tl]e. Axis pact, all .-r m-Hold is ended qa to use, is a,otartsaDen.i.arl..and ..Norway, add tt granted Ge.'irsany'rniI'rtary "trans h�]Balkans v►itli ansiron fist is in htshly •recommended and It seems - systems have -riseg..xn' the_.extra- h e he!'ght of cony.for any one"-to' - the 'Netherlands,er.Bel -firm and Yugo- Kot even in Po'land..-the h againcts lorg agR as a nd it joined edsjnown iniitor--the blc a3must weleastthvse risk a painful and chrome,Due con- -- : dltion when such a fine remedy slavia. For whale the 'ends of the troops. Blit. u9ing treachery,as a •earner pibeotii, working with the g fl may be had at such. a small cost. dirccsly coaccrneo' *ith'tne -job: A !r you tr)L Hem-liold ane are- not Ifuig:-.rixn, Government "were- still. -norma, .devi .of his own aceto- R.4:F•. car. fly �fFO miles in suitable entirely pleased wLth" the resuus. Hi1er,trusts.-ae bay. He weather and have been known to atanaard has �b0r- set which lndi- ' your druggist wi gladly -return conferring with 'Hitler'at his head-. Macy; _ yourm =quarters, more. than 3'!0,0,0. Get- does'no. trust the Germans whom keep in Nkl t for fifteen hours. cares. that o,,'.y sisfiicient •trafiie is money. -man and Rumanian_troops marched _ into Hungary with the aid and con-- nivattce of Hungarian "\aii tle=- _- merts; occupied all its importa-t points and a-nn.munication centers, ' ` `'atrr�sted hundreds of Liberals and �- Saela!4st�, and rapidly crushed"any SERVING NE X _. u po;itian. 'dor H- op is search-ag far a com,�itaa -puPpefgoers retest under -hose nominal author WITH WAR ALCOHOI. PINEAPPLES Ili proposes.to incorporate•Hun- •qar r into that- greater German Le- r'. C O MI N " OVrE R a e• : .bec raum.-*l 'ch is. rapidly.turning _ r',-froru a living space,into a region : ° + says •' \ w York Tittles. ' death, sa e e Hitler Must Holl Balkans to the. Galloh The reasor;9, for.. Hitler's action' '•% Clea: enoug . The Russian "' _ 1 r / . s3,•arce--•serosa---tile Dniester 1F YOUR NOSE 'CLOSES 'UP'' ` TIGHT AT NIGHT y: t� 7 .. : IIIN11M tREATHIN POU=LEE! Here's mtglt�s ,:" 'sa z ` • - TS-MMM good nem,. MtMgMt 5�`nose stases up"at night and , makes breathing dimcult, Put 3-Dur =lease Vicks Va-tro-nol tip each nosUZ w ve-tro+nol'does 3 important things: - -- - - (1) shriaks swollen membranes; (S) wothes irritation;(3),helps St>$h nasal clearing clogging mucus,re . • transient eoagestion•It brings - - mormt, tort,makes breathing easier. When it's hand-to-hand fighting : : : in close, with machine ...An tavites cep, ons spitting flaming fu and grinning death a few arils It s helps pres7lee a VICKS <. p g g ry g y coldafromdeveloD• away...`tFiat s when the'hand grenade does its'useful works' sfig if u*d in time. VA TRO-NOL ' flattening the enemy' in a flash of high explosive..In, the. -- = pinches,Canadian.fighting men depend on"pineapples"..: those precision-built grenades no bigger than a lemon. Our LADI FST gallant Canadians are today throwing'them for and fast) LIVE YOUR LIFE Blasting open the highway to worldFreedom[- LIVE ree om - - _ to make these useful tools of war, vast quantities of alcohol are used4 ANP LOVE Alcohol helps to gree the "pineapple" its sntvshin�"sunday punch",and. Ail" women"w•ho'hhve had folic= tional pains know the amount / Is one of the essentiolsinmakingeverytypsoftvar explosive. /�gallon of of silent suffering they must , ^ pkbhel helps make 50 hand grenades.- endure each month . :•. Cramps, _ 13a7 kache, Upset, Neryes, Piucs ',� /y , and Depression crowd ambi"tion ,_ ..All of our pants are producing it in vast quantities. lad enjoyment out- of ltfe The pleasure of freedom from , - •- !l+.ie condition,knows no bounds -Yet'seothing.'atid-coalforting hate is''no farther away than 11f_ - : -H I R AM WA L K'E'R so-V51 - S.lu; 1]earest drug+Mora A / ivelrpme rei)ef frog7`ttfis=dlstres- /^/ ( `j/� _ ,y• _' - ._ ,_ sing Condition r_`'^/ he found' In J ! LIMITED t1re' use of alulSeney's 13'w1•:LL TONIC. It L a splendid medicine for women through all the sea- sons ora life. n-wmLL contains - 1 differaht hert7s that women _ _ • reb,ly need to keep them regular "loo ~ and help the different organs 'e~ bar to normal. Try P.'WE13L With "confidence. 1l VINI-NNY's Dept. •W.P.. Toronto a. - Un fie. Read Why shelters are in danger of being Palle4 a t • Britons Afflicted g "caused by pressure during- T' ^ { afflicted with "shelter kgs" — an ation of the muscles 9 .NURSE SCOTY With Shelter Legg unsightly shelling of the lows :0 chronic-.lymphatic ebstruction.� limbs--says_ the Lancet, a medical' Eels get used to being skinned f :�M(QEq s Women who spend- their. nights 'journal. Stiffes, of the ankle joints, as • Like sardines to being tinned; ! " i-ell as a hard.'swelling below the Hens +' t.eeping in deck chairs in.air raid _The malady, the journal- said, is" being axed, ' .get used to b y' d, knees, often-results. - - _ -- UC�CLEY' � ' • --. Men s< o being taxed:--- Me used t Rerwap�aa► BABY CHICK% ' VwhoT -ru BApY CHICKS ROME KINDERGARTEN -__ MAIL YOUR FILMS _ -- - Raf'K'-F3I.0�3D TESTED B BY CHICKS AND POULTS, MOTHERS! YOV CAN AID T$E TO IMPERIAL FUR QUALITY Chicks, 1-4 •day unsexed 317,00' �arred Rock and White Leghorna early education' of your-- pre. hundred Pullets 12fi.U0. No ?veli- from Government-approved' and school 'child with our creative service and sati'afattliti 0' os for- t ing. E. J. Masse, 226 Bridge Ave-, blood-tested stock, all eggs set hanAwork displays now available •11 .5 a films lbs; reprints 8 for , �k Windsor. Ont, __ a 26e. Imperlal Photo Service, ata- from our own stock. Also White for home as well an school use. tion J Toronto. ° Holland and Broad Breasted They,include cut-outs, silhouettes, PLAY SAFE NEIGHBOURS,. BUY- lirunze -Turkey-Poults. Seed -tor bbrders, *lnd-ow decorations, etc. Government approved Chicks price list The Wright Farm, CHEST COLDS- -instructions for construction > bred_to lay-and bred for quality,• ;Brockville, Ont. pETg WANTEDwith coloured papers crayons Leghorna & -Barr-ea Racks are etc. These, arednapired by tested WANTED CANARIES PL'PPIEB, 1 Aas 3 ways, to break up croup our specialties. �Vrrte now for' CANADIAN' ' APPROVED CHIC SB educational ideas. Tea seasonal :• congestion,clear staRed_ue haa� price list, our order .are.limited. for immediate delivery„ Leghorn, titles in the series-one for each Persian Kittens. Pigeons, other ! loosens coughs-over night. Waterloo Chick Hatchery, Nater. Barred Rock New Hampshire, month, complete $5.50.'zSing1 un- Pete.. Send descriptions price to- loo. Ont. Sussex and hybrids, Write for its T.-)c each. Dominion Teachers Seeds & Birds Co., 1230 fat. Cath- Z Itpeaetratesfaster. 1944 Catalogk and Serei �o , 3 Generates -heat and viporizes ' price 11st - _ quicker, QUALITY' CHir`K`r OUR MONKTON POULTRY FARMS, - <1 LL - br Cdr+rs-retovr rt nd-blood-teat -- lonkton_ Qntar•io, --- IWRS65---F4)R SALE- --- -- --PATENTS ' -- is Snow-white, stainless, non ed„only large Fg s ser. Barred gree Ror s N tv Can be used with perfecrsafety an unsex, ire t,r- hr+rr:.,Hybrids, ea and reg. Palomino Tennessee Patent Solicitors, Established. the tialest tot. Hampshire \ l:r„erd flocks, Sus- BLACK AUSTRALORk'S AN'D BAR- Walking ho-saes-of-grand-Cham- ,18!10; --:1{. King West, Toronto. sex X H;:mp.=lilts. _11.n hatching _ red-Rocks, Donley Poultry Farm, Dion blood lines, Stallions' from Booklet of Information on to. 30e dnd Doe at all drity0lsts. 'eXX`•' Tmm-ediat •, Jtj!verj-, Write R.R. 6, Lonr�on, Ont.- weanling colts to serviceable quest for prices. Paul -w. Dobrindt $ ages; mares from .weanling to Sons, l;uuf sn:ithvill.. Ont- 66.—ITRRF.RItIE� brood .mares in foal to our out- PERSONAL + standing stallions; 8 good Pal- - WHAT SCIENCE - BUY PAYWELL CHICKS EVERBE ARING BLACKBERRIES, amino stock horses of quarter arlN WISDOM-ENCros>✓ BIRTH, very. hardy,. Have.been success- horse breeding; 6 reg. Palomino date..Stam IS DOING - fully transplanted, on Prairies- !3e(dings, real pleasure horses, D9 accepted. Voluntary - Irl Sr,\T :1N T1 JT NE. THF 0,UICK well,packed in moss. Heavy erap vera' gentle. sate for ladles,' chil- donations. P.O. Box 801; Ottawa, g�rrowth and ear;y nr-rurity of Per fruit, large, sweet and in dreh or iSexpeHdriced riders; Canada. Paywell Chid w:lf assure you clusters. 'Order before_April 10th. 'several •reg. Tenessee Walking �/��r of pl?nty of Faii cc�� White 4 vines for $1.00 Prepaid, A. show horses, Let me know.your. QUILTING- PATC18E9 'V rain AjCO�I!OI Leghnrns. I-r+�-d •Rock-, New Klein, Agassiz, B.C. requirements. Send for our •lat. Hampshire, ar.d H,-:br!dr nvail. _eat descriptive-price list. World's able. Lockerbv Lea Pyurtrt Fa rm, largest, breeders of Palomino QUILTING PATCHES Box 2?, Lords •Pz2 rk,•Ont. III MNE'5SE8 FOR •SALE h o r p e a. FISHER PALOMINO FANCY QUITOPLTING AND HIGH, ..The dedication last week of the FOR 5.1LE, COUNTRY STORY AND F-ARNIS, Souderton. Pa. rade Bultinge, some Scotch' world's large at single-unit rain al- INDIVIDUALLY -R.O:P. - S I RE D sorvice station,-'complete equip- PERCHERON '.STA ON, RISING- V eede, 6x18, 60 -pieces $2.50 Bohol plant in Omaha points to one Rocks, r.rghorn X Rock-, suedex meuL and. stork.' Good_location postage included. Louis Rice, 361 • r; Pike -Rood, Bus �- 9, y'Cars,.form three; will sell or . Fading Avenue, Torobto. Ix/zhorn. Peds, 10 discount On Y Bee Corhar.. let out.for season. Must be ra- 0f the major detelopn2enls of the Fall Chick orders noev: Hatehing Raymond DealiDDe, Amherstburg, liable care-taker. ADD1Y Geo. W: future—setting up near th,-i�,,,a- _ > "• Etc. Brunner's Poultry, Ont.- ,$.R• 1• At—rtOG Iiaaaey St., Toronto. alustrtes a tc will utt ue the _ CArI`LN FOR SALE Ontario. EAt shemicai properties of grains RAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT D1DC- STARTED CHICKS SUSSEX XS8£a h$NT d 1-ERNSEY ASSOC- HAND1']fA1 RANTED on's Neuritis and Rheumatic-Pala d other crops, says the :yew York ► i lotion offers Helfers. Bulls, R.O.P.' Remedy? It gives good results. ' Snn. Built at a cost Of $5,000,000, Etc. Breeding. Write A. Kendrick, WANTED: EXPERIENCED HOUSE- Sold at.Munro'a Drug Store. 886 Easox.• man, gardner and general hand Elgin. Ottawa. Poatpald this plant is designed to produce !R4'I t lfEOK i)T,D TO 2 MONTHg man, Able to drive car, Muat be >I7,b0000O gallons Of alcohol a year old. Several thousand available DOCS FOR SALE married. Modern bungalow, with SEED CORN now. a !s not a'sidellne. These all conveniences provided. Army which, daring the titer, tate Defence cIIlckP are raised . under. !deal - FOUR WELL-BRED FE]lALE COL.- dlechargf� or• reiebtlon prefer»d, WE ARE GAOtiyER9 AND MARK- _ Supplies t o;potation will. allocate eondklona from day-std to 20 lana lie pupa, T weeks std, Cattle Locatiori !n country 40 atilee.from eters of inns famous Tryek.Load KJ In battery brooders fn n large Heelers, � am and ' size color Toronto, - References required. Ear Brand seed corn. Order early' 10 the manufacture of synthetic rub- saotst basement room and trans-, dam Apply nearest Employment and and -save mosey. Belle River Der, expiosivea and outer munitions, tarred .to 4 Fpr•cfoue 70' x 40` brown, . W. marks, Price 16.00. alactivr ServJce Of!lce, Refer to Grain & Seed Company. Bela -building under erectrlc branders. Dr. Jas' W. (}lendennl•ng V.N,. .. _ Operating at.capacity, it can uti- Order Now las started cbleks arillia. C.R. 733. Those employed In war' River; Oat, lite 20,000 bushelr. Of grain daily and pullets won't. be avallnbin - work need- not--apply.- z V which 43 a little ]star ant and buy item GREAT DANES ALADDIN HOMES SEEDS per cent will be corn, a real Poultry Breeding Farm of HARLEQ('iN, A-,D BLAr'K, FROM 4d,per cent ,-heat-sad .10 per cent 1000 Breeders on' ONF. PTsnt. larported reg Catered stack, 76 ap ALADDIN HOItES, 1 1,200-=7,600, HICKr.1+! KITCHEN GARDE barley malt. As by-products it will Lakeview Poultry Farm, Wefn Apply Mr; VeIL Pettit, 7t uredo Pay like rent, Send 26c, for 82- Brea., Exeter. Ontario. Avenue, Hamilton, Dag a bask. Howard St., Remlaj- THE IDEAL GOLLECTF01 FOR lhtln out ted at- pounds of highly to. PZ W!ndsor. Ont. this Year's Victory Gardener. Eu- tock,tot CAPONS STA •� A for. are still booking crdera for our HAIRUNILSseRG tutI00L ft for only 81.00. Secludes Car- anti of grain; Field annually -6,- thrte week\old ready made cap- 8AVI0 YUU AhYTLil1VU N1081DN' - t Beat, Radlah, Cucumber, j H00,000 pobnds of cola oil, raluable ens and st tied heavy breed by dyeing or cleaning? Wrlt,• to as L O.A R N HAIRURN&SING THD nah Hean (green and wax), ' - IN seasoning food for the nomas bred pullets, Weber's Poultry, for Information. We a» lad_to Robertson method. Iaformatlos ma Bean Sweat Corn, Lettuce, Farm end, Hatchery, Route 2, answer your .. ' on re. ]Parsley, oaten Turni )Palate; and, in an annex yet to �e queattone Depart' gout' regarding oleates . Parsnip, Pumpktit-1b pvarleLls _-t Yftchener, Ontario, _ ment LL Parker s" Dy Works RoWrtson'a Hafrdraasfol Aced- to all: (11.60 Value) sent manufacture 120 tans 'of dry Idmfead 791 Fong, Street To- emy, 187 Avoou• RoaQ Toronto poet- lIOW DO YOL' Ji:DGE . t7HICK taste Feld fol 11.00, Dept. W. - W, UV, daily by crystalizing Carbon ♦alule? I! RAJA GOODS Rick and sons Lttnited, Liadaay-, you .can't bane EGGS WANTED Ed-krIo, 'goads -of Merit" illoxide gag drawn from fermenting Your choice on looks: colour or W 14 S. TUUPM TRANSFORM- Jfrtin, • .. else, how than?Here's hover Judlre atidas, Switches, Curia' and all them by their eponaora, Gel them HIGHEST PRICES PAID. ty pea o! llaeR SEEDS & STASPS. Since chemurgists hate found from a known hatchery-tor'ex FOR• EGGS- LIVE AND 'DRESSED :Go quality Hall Ample Top Notch Chlckerles. Our Doultry. Payments made prompt. ods. Write for Illustrated cat- SETA 3LE & FLOWER BEND nacre than :00 uses for grain alco- eurtomers are our friends. The S, Eastern Farm Producti< Co. alogue. Toronto -Hume. Hai ' and Planta, price for stamp sono __>of and its derivatires-these In. !ewer chances 423 St. Paul East, Montreal, �UPPIY Co., 5219 Ha urea Street, swap for used stamps tea 1[leh. you take when Qaa oronto. t pleat tar ed staxoomps 64. you buy chicks, the better your elude the making df p.lastios. Medi- ehances for-profit whetT You sell. . ELECTRICAL 1EQUIPMr,.%T class, dyes .,and striation fuel—it Top Notch chicks-G,overarnint HARRIS TWEEDS A p p r o v e d from' blood-tested ZLNCTR:IC MOTORS,NEW, USlkD, FOR SALE V easy to understand the post-war brooders, plus long experience. !n bought. sold, rebuilt; belts, GENUINE HARRIS TWEEDS 'value of such to establishment. 'It batching: are your aesnrance of gnlleyt, btnsheIL .Allen Electrio SAND 4 YARD ENDS T 12.00 PER �iLERdCA_Y CREAM SEPARATQR, '11'111 multiply by many,-fold the di- ttwwn value Free rataiogue. Company L.N. 2326 Dufferin !t-. yard. High Grade half yard 'S tt- ent and Service new and to. - Promppt dejlvery on., day old start- Toronto, p !]t machines. American BeD Jwshy of nature'/ pr6duets. ,d chicks, also ' booki In or Gabardines suitable tot stator Sales. Godertch, Oat eta. older OIIfldren's clothes. Bile each, Po`it; Dtiileta for later delivery. -Tog; dA� ace extra. Louis Rice. 861 rlpadfas, Notch Chtckerfes, Gtre+l h, Ont." a A -tattle Cannot kick while D SAU6aIiKKA FUtPP RA u destroys Avenue. Toronto._ FUR BALE ottaaafve odor gent. {ie ls[ARrFSS DRESSING ZNITT1N`G, WEAVING WOOL Ae s pulling, aced iIs CalntlOt p{111 ZT TOL' HAVE THF, EQ L'IP3dE1iT_ _ ►otUa Ottawa stent Instantly, las ■ and . other accommodation, tt Druz Store, Ottawa, _ ern. two ply.- w te, .blue.. red , �w>Shce hell . keskiag neither seams wine to order all the chicks 11upiir HARNESS DRESSING - ski, black, green, brown.•$1.6`l ' (tam YOM Fon can. Your country need, the Tllnest leather and harness pro- rr Pound. Guaranteed Rotund. hood, for Itself and overseas, 1n FARMS FOR SALE servattve. Silplt 'also has many n• Goods, St Jerome, Quo. VoLter gvantlty then last year, household uses lac up at most - STOP a have the chicki to satisfy 200 ACItEB, FRAME HOUSE. BANK orrocery, hardware and thaia 1 all nerds. Bray Hatchery, 130 barn, YO acres bulb, balance work. atores. A product of Uoyda Lab- TRACTORS NOR SALE John N., Hamilton, nt. - able. 4 Acres..tall wheat, plQpch- - oratortes, Toronto. ing done, good 'water supply. MCCORMICK DEERING TRACTOR,,,,,COLDS � Close to O 29, and highwa fifteen thirty, saw rinse wrist +Apron Boz 129, i8 aidelalde y UFF>dR TO I1rYIGATO1tS 1-�►KEVIEW O FERS YOIi W_ ., Ina, radiator. Excellent' condl- Toronto, %Ion, $500; a halt-horse electric DROAD B Ft E A S T E D sI'SSEX LIV OFFER TO EVERY tNVENTOR motors, a bbase 2.20' volt each cockerels 1f naso want a real heavy FARM VENTRAL H.C. Excellent -h ist o!-Inventions and lull Rnfor. 826, in Al shape. Fred Robtneon, breed cockerel, Hybrids or New locatlort. Large orchard. Ml:ed nation sent tree. The Ramsay rbl'ville, Ont TMrm�N4►W�iCfRea!!�C Ramps. if you want some'th! _ �-ta !Co.. Resletared-Patrnt A -- r or roller 5701 Bank Rtreet Ottawa,. (`anode. or up to 5 'lb. dressed ,roaster. . Adelaide 'W., Toronto, Ont. TRACTOR W AiTED -a ASK YOUR ORtIOOIST re. Several -thousand available for FRUIT ',SND -POULTRY. FARM LANDS WANTED Immediate delivery 1f you act for Bale, b to LO acres in NiagaraWANTED-LATE MODEL 4-PLOW quickly. Lakeview Poultry Farm, _ district_ Easily financed: R. C, WANTED FOR CASH. WASTE Tractor on rubber for cash. Box ROBERTS Wain Bros., E - McGhee, 96 Jackson 3! West, lands, opt __o__v��tt Janda,• on lake, 10, Bremen, Bask. Hamilton, Ontario. river or hlghwey.'State lot an - GET T17Un, CHICKS FROM concession numbers, townahiD. 'PAYICNOR191' VIT ' Tweddle, hy? tail, for SO-ACRE FARM, GOOD BUILD- sad all details•ot•intereet !n first oven 19, years Tweddle Hatcheries T ga, waAr to barn, Mornington letter with lowest curb price. STOMACH AND THREAD WUltlfs have been helping peoPie make Township. Price only 12,800. H P.O, Box 4e., Postal Station H, often are the cause of 411-health a 1 good in the chicken business, J. C4tty & Co„ 108 I?ownte Street; Toronto. 'In .humane all ages, Ni; one Im. helping to make'good ,trAins even Stratford,`Otic. mune! Why not find out-it this-. better. helping to increase pro- MOTORS FO SALE 'is your trouble? Interesting par. + duction' eyes bird' and increase _ Ftvt UUNDRED-_,AO•R;gf}.__�glCg ticulars-Free! Write Mulveney's _ -from house, three barns; rasichtne NEW MOTORS FOR IMMEDIATE Remedies. Specialists, Toronto a. - Sufferers of waddle Hatcheries •sae Govern- douse, good roQfa and. fences. delivery, all sixes and electrical Ont rent Approved. They're 'from Stable, fifty-two cattle nine sDecfflcations.'Large stock of.re- ILES bleeding .sad blood-tested breeders the kfnd bodes; Ruraf- mail, telephope. built motors, machine a ui e D q p- JTTENTIUiIt WOOL GROWERS D r o L r adiag that were healthy, fast-growing, Harbert Campbell, Route No. S. meat and wood-working machin- ' heavy-producinls-the .kind that" Smith's Falls,'Ont„ Sty. MacY Machlnery Co., 108 WOOL GROWER _ Plies ahoUld repaid feed, labour and ,invest- Hing East, Toronto.. know Bunk-era Herbal Pills tl'eat went to time and money. Prompt FARM EQUIPMENT FOR SALD THIS ULD EST BUSHED WUOr- tbis cause at its Source. Mone attention to orders. Send for > ICAL len CWN,,l .le er. new.-marii 7 Tweddle catalogue and.priceilat.. USED -THRESHERS AND, 'TRAC- men`— operate a Registered y back if the first bottle does not ma can give prompt delivery on toss of various sizes acrd makes ATRIAL-EErERY SUFFERER OF Govern 'ant Wool Warehouse and a- salicin. Buy from your 'dru many breeds. Also a limited num- , for sale, wholesale and rataiL SUFFERER Pains' or Neuritis are pre red to purchase this $gist. bar of two and three week old For particulars write Huggarda' should try Dixon's Retnedy. Season's sol clip rc Govern- chicks for-immediate delivery at Sales and Service, Wilson_ Ayenue, Munro a, Drub Store, 836 Elgin, went Gradi standard,*, and at special prices. ,Tweddle Chick Essex, Ontario. Ottawa,' Postpaid 00,00. Governtr stipulated prices. Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont. 'THE ST BA HROY WOOLLEN DAve out ACHES ,' WESTERN LAND i URSERY STUCK MIL1 1; LIilI ED, ST1'rATHROY. .POULTRY-KEEPERS. BE $UFtE ONTARIO. Of a good healthy bunch of batty 160 ACRES IN-NORTHERN SASK= P R E - COLORFrD NURSERY chicks this ocming ,season. Good atchewan, all under Rood cultive.- Catalogue. Full line of Fruit SUMMER RESUR • NTED chicks.mean good'hens and'-more tion, good mixed farming dlatrict, Trees; Evergreens; Flowering 8hru8s; Perennials; Shade Trees; \1/ eggs, ick,, -Wr delivery an day 8 miles from town with b ale- WANTED TO BUY' PAYING old chicks. Write for 1944 cat- -otos,, on good highway; price R r s e a; Brookdale-Kingswa•y Summer Resort or Hotel alogue and prices on our Gov- :2b per'acre, =18 per acre cash, Nurverloa,• Bowmanviile. Ontnrio. Cash payment. Robert McGlteeo96 ernment'Approved chicks. MONK-. balance arranged. Box 101, 7e. pgggyftlRAhBV Jackson Street West, Hamilton TON POULTRY FARMS, Monk- Adelaide W,, Toronto, Ontario. - '•ton, -Ontario. . _ - F. M HELP WANTED SPECIAL PRICES Post-War SIGH `GRADE Broor)' TESTED ON COLORED •A\D' I'RAbIED Barred and White Rocks. Red RESPECTABLE �w.ate rc s mme me man w t out children to operate.. LARGEMENT$. delivery. Eleven other breeds for 10 acres asparagits, raspberries - .r j04 later deliveries, Order at once, orchard. On main highway, Quality Eniargements, 4x6" in Beau- (The Farmer Boy) Dufferin Hatcheries 2048 Duffer. miles west of Toronto. Separate tiful easel mounla, 3 for 25c. From in,,.Toronto 10. house. This would spit active re- ed in Gold, Sllver; Cfreassian `Fit Ids without a foxhole, ' Walnut.. n -Black Ebon finish •Cows on tyery %ill, h tired farmer: Write fully stating frames, on CHICKS FROM A BREEDING lowest wage wanted. Box 12z, each. It cotouredy79 aeach 9' b9c And two of my mother's pumpkin r FARM OF 5000 LAYERS . . 7s Adelaide-SF. West, Torortto. o -ANY SIZE ROLL'` _ pies-- F .A R M E, R. F.XPERTF.e n DSV 6 or 8 exposures On the kitchen window sill;' 'YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM DIJE TO. HIGHEit EGG PRO- knowledge of beet cattle and duction• and hatchability, Lake- ..she mazrfed ma•ri,-?touae avail-. ELOPED AND"PRINTED 25C - view-ofyou }lmited number able. Appiv Yellow Briar Farm, Get proarpt mail service on-gyality (The :Mechanic) - NOTFUS�� of day-old chicks, cockerels and Mono Mills, work'at low coat. Satisfied' custom• TO take my little old Car apart pullets for immediate delivery era all-over Canada will tell also limited number of started DATRY F.1RTl3HAVD, EXP1,RiENC- that Star Snapshot Service ossa the _ And_put 'it together again, _ chick,.:1, 2, S. and 4 weeks, old ea; single, middle-aged, non- beat 'work. And to take my best girl riding R you Suter from h'ot naehes,dlxay and s few- lots up to 6 and 8 amoker. State age, wages and r Spells, irtegillar Derioda, are Weak, "w�!ks old. Act now and don't be part4culars. John Nixon, R.R. d ' DONT TAKL RISKS Any time after ten, UNTOls-due SD the 'middle age" d9liPpointed. No started chicks Ttnndas, P farIod Ili a woman's life,take Lydia available later' on. Large Type WITH YOUR PILMS __ • D Slflkbaal'e Vegetable Compound. -°White- Leghocna,..Sussex, Sussex _ FARM WANTED Snapshots con never-be taken again, ' (The Grouch) IYs helped thousands upon thou- X New Hamp., Sussex X Leg- Send.your.rolls to Canada's largest -ssmds of women to relieve such horD, and Rock X Leghorn. Book WANTED TO RENT WITH OPTION and finest finishing studio- To get up when I want to get up, atoms.Psakham's Compound to Your order for May and June _ of buying, 5 to 25 acre, with STAR SNAPSHOT $ERYiCE And read the ma ping tows,_ _ �m - chicks VO1;L: Only''limited i,utri- And if I like 'em dusts taro • Aa• stomach toaibl WORK buildings, tyithin•35 miles of To- 319ad Der left for lien delitrr}'. ' nd rohto. Give full particulars as to Boi 12:1, 1'Vstul '1'etminal A. Torunto try,rpt. s 1e.Ceasda, your order to r.akevieyv i'o iiU rice, dtc, Bloc 228. 7-3 Adelaide-' Print Y uur \lune and Address 'To heck with shining shoes. Farm, -Wefn Bros., Exeter.' O Toronto. Plainly' on All Orders.- --Dick in Chi, Trib _ ; , T N ., •-.W • -. !,. `r.:.. 8als Register � "' � • Classified Advt's Thursday, April 13 auction sale ;a' -r ," ' -� 9 of farm stock, implements, hay, Insarsnce .of all Hinds' - including A. C. Ccrnbine and Case Stock PuRnp for sale. 50 feet of - ,. 15th Year as tractor, 46-acre farm on part- of - - pe, good as new. G. Paddick, Dun- Lots 3 and 4, Con. 1, Pickering, be- Insurance - --- ,Advisee barton longing to the estate of the lane S. Depend on Bray Chicks chicks to fill de- F. Tomlin..Terms on chattels, cash. Address M*ne �. Y On property, ees bills. Sale at 1 P. Brougham:, -Ont Pick 5 R 22 L mends of important egg markets. m. Property offered at 8 P 5i Sub- announces that x '�. They won't let you down. Chicks, ject to reserve bid..Clarke Prentice, �/� JwMediate shipanent,also some start-' auctioneer. t7itr. ,�,EtTi-Kirk has arrived ed, 2-3 'week. pullets, and day-old '� • e9ekerels. Agents:, B. Shier, R. Rt ' If, P;�rng, an,i D. N. hoekwooti, v(�1� :Hes the NewlSmart Spring Notice ta i o M � tmaspubs your wry trery�,, �, rstMort- day Hat for Smart Men gage. Write BoY '403 Pickering _ ! - office. .32-4 COAL, COKB. - We do building of all kinds . i iQrkk House for Rent -• on a farm, wr�OD, CEMENT, - - Here Bre the colors S soapne, water;-elecfric and g _ C . PLNfiERIN( -- L etlrry and Altona. Rouge Hill Ont. PLUMB�N© ; Jahn popowich, 155 Walnut Ave., ,' ROOFING and Toro o, a1—�4 we also sell Brantford Rooffns BUILDER S SUPPLIES — _. .. - =STRATA" _ tart n.your own P -time bneiaess M&terlais,-Empire Bathroom If you have been laid off in a war." Ecdpmm+, Duro Wates 8160 10081;OSrtege WOIk -- plant, if your farmwork or other We havealso plaeed in stock a full occupation does not take ail"of your =- Systems, Beatty Stable _ if u are honest and dep-; men sari LINIk of MAPLE LEAF MILLING 7f y°endabla z�' Cary exempt, willing to F9°lp t• COMPAII;TY FEEDS iICOLT . work for financial independence, in Building Materials nearby rural, lceality, supplying t• A. W. MITCHELL household and farm necessities. rldmates There's one price; for Van-Kirk Suitable travel outfit . required. .. Work, Goarat►teed Pickering, Ont, Ont. � " Credit furnished. Write, The J. R. WStki= Company, Dept. 0-P-16, _ - Hats n0 matter where' you buy Que. Phone 6602 _. Y 74: Res. SSW CRICK HATCHERY T pD OU SB . ImShorns and Barred Rock Chicks. e7. r il,V lJ • Batch off every Wednesday. A. E. RICHA R D SO N •. Shttery's Poultry Farm t ENFSRAL I�TBtTRANGE -_-Come" on In and brouse ,`around Alton& Road R. R. 2, ' g �, C• CLEIJDENIN� ._ Ap. 1- REAL ESTATE -.. WOOD LOTS - for sale. Three >t►[33iBR1►L DIRE(TOiI CONVEYANCING the friendly Store ad1es north of Claremont. Forsyth Private Ambulance _ _� An old established agency, ready bush. An handwood. Apply Nelson Dy se JQOJ to serve' Webster, ease Mill Valley Lumber Phone. Pickering 80 Ss '-CPAPMA _N !.1.,... Co. Claremont phone 2022. ttba•aPart. ' Pon Sale -- Chestnut snares 11 yrs. llalraes i� •old. Mike Bpychyu, Alton&- Rd. at L CY R 1 L E. M Q R LEY Rouge Hills. 32-5arklla� , Ont. Holstein Sul} for Sale -- Westglea Pabst Bag Apple o s . o. MIuv Age 15 months- Dam R. 0. P. qual• ) ifieetions. W. H. Weatney..Pickering 1 l�otice :` INSURANCE, is . eringflardware out. For Sale - '81 Chev. coupe, ;jest overhauled. Don. .Pugh, phone C mbioation Storm Doors sack. 96 R 21. Stora Xssb — ]Bade to Order PHONE 67 P 1 C K. For sale -- extra good b� sow, ,Attention Poultry Farmersl -had two litters, due Apr.. 2s. Geo. � _ 7. - Paddiek, Dunbarton.' Asphalt shingigs _ =Beed Grain for Sale -- Alaska Oats __sok Rofinp - f an _ " NOW tri -and Barley,• mused. Fred Pac]�, Asphalt Sidings number o ee c Pickering. phone 28 3. - Wall Boards etc. Is the tune to start taking al Brurner. err -' In blen�oriant = that REXALL SPRING Tonic Co . Brood _.• N. M, Gordon _ - Blood Purifier :. .. T • jarrived .BAKEli Ia loving memory of"a � _--- - -- -- _--_ j •have ust Dear Daughter and Sister, Annie Sarsaparilla Tpnic �' _ who passed away, March '27, I937. - A - Tasteless Extract of Cod Liver Oil- Our Motto - 'We Have It, Can Get It Or it is Not Mario –=God's greatest grit - remembrance. VALUATOR - — D".. LIGEI�TRKD' AUPTIONI::RK AN11i— —Forttified with Vitamin D. Q +�+ �`�i�(r =Ever rem�enrbered by 5loa� J. S. BALSIDO�v a. �IC-K- RIl��.i _Sisters and Brothers.• : - _ les 2boneaor write. Address 81 here Iron Liver fa d Wine a '_harrow Tonic 1ROCK - _ " •• dtreet, I£adt. �Qur Professional Pride is M"hitby. Ontario. Your Guarantee I R' • N T . a - THE REXALL STORE FARMERS o S Maple Leaf Fire I TRE Insurance Co. �'a Pham a WZ PAT TORONTO PRICES AT WHITBY, YOUR BOMB KARMn H EA —rheas 1�eY 6$ �7CTHITBY E _--,--: • �� , (,Reap Ratan for•Farm and•Country . • G�GS- HGGS �.,.� 'WARTIME - _ICALVE LAMBS Ilealtbfully Air-conditioned BIM windstorm Inenranee on Bnildlnp !►1�iD ALL 138 OF THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY Windmills, Silos eta .Merchandise )1 "CH 30..31 and APRIL I. AUW=Ob is Insuraneo ,es �tult - both live and dressed Two Sbow% at."7All" Kinds .00 sad 9.Yi� P. -m Waits Phone `, `�.. --" � - Sawfiday Matinee at 1.30. -Aithontlr-subieet-to ssaT of ; JZAN ARTHUR vA JOHN WA'YNE BOWman & Rowe ate wartime reatrietiehu� >t►ur � Fret Our prices on Live Ducks iiVMITBY ONTARIO stock is beim kept well A Lady _Takes tFARMS : - Ap. o-date PINK N - a over our shelves-ask . A Chance. Look as for ser.i.e :•+L MITER Funeral Director T MG GRADING UTATION �r ,with Charles R'tnninger and Ph:1 aLVIN i�V SHB� - RHTi84 ONT. P80NEWHIBTY >t>R Silvers - _ - — FL�rniture Hardware -= Tinsmith _ MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'b°DY. Phone Pickering 46 APRIL 3, 4 and Dealer - E RLast Complete Show at •4.13 LUMB Coa,: —Bought .and Sold— l - Tl�e- COMRIE. Motor Ambulance Da or Night I Used Clothitn —•r Sterilized, clean- -• • • ' Aerial Gunner _.� .- _, Y •. i; j _. g 'LIMITED - ed and pressed like new. Carry a _ -- 3 with CHFSTF, . yfOI2RI.V 4 PHONE 13 large stock of high class suits; -�: -- overcoats .an pan s, so a good Ji�I\IF LY ON ' rb aro -Junction " _ I stock of rieiv.. leather coats and --. Also An Added Attraction. - win err, and ents' furnish- Howard II17 and Scarboro 336 dbreak g 'TELEPHON)JS C• A. STERRITT •- Ings at very' reasonable'prices.' Call :.. CalaIJOOSe nd convinced. _ „ _ _.. 3 be m. bvitn.JIN11i2Y ROGERS �, Pickering', (Jnt. =21 BondBS;r. We tt Oahsws Rough and . Ro Dressed Lumber Mill rk NOAH Bf Kgt.Jr. 11`saRaes Sash Doors T MARY .BRIAN _ Interior Trim Mouldiness ---•• - CASH. SPECIAL ! ! !, ! ! soft and Hardwood Flooring B - Brick Insulated Siding Cedargrain Shingle Siding _ — THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY - � Wallboards Rock Lath Cedar Bhinglte► FRIDAY ANIS S tTRUDAY ONLY llRoofing .APRIL 6, 7 sn� 8..,. _ - � , ,== - •: • - . Asphalt Shingles Banc Zglo ._.._._ ... I' lb RINDLESS SIDE BACON and ,1 doz. LARGE NEW LAID EGGS Masonite Products >s3- - Thank Your : Rmk Wool Insulation Ceanent. and Lime Lucky Stu _ ng Tile Sewer Pipe y - Weeping Star's ' c ''` MARTL'�I-SENOUR 100 p, C. PURE .,PAINT r' Eng HUMPIJR•EY BOGART DDIE CANTOR N SILK'S BETTE DAPI$ A ' _ a ERROL FLYNNN ' and ANN SHE$IDAN ... Phone,Mckering 28 • _ � d TSB P'IC8 S XAPtCH 31, 1944F •"Eg _ - with the public - - home on Sunday. : --Sorry to hear Mrs. R. Wilson,. of Y ! ri�wo��d - W. and Mrs. W. Haney, of Tor- Miss Marian'McVey and Min IM- �-Brooklin is under 'the doctor's' care, onto: visited Mr. and Mrs. Corbett een Sadler, of Toronto No.nn'al, were , at present.. Wle `are sorry to lose the Craig on Saturday, I i ! home for the week-end. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman ,family our neighborhood.hborhood. They Miss r dua Green is attending the - Wilson, of Brooklin, on 'Wednesday, g are moving to their now. hoarse-farm Real -Crone convention a"he Royal . March 1b, s' son; David Rodger. at Woodville, Ont. York ' Hotel, as 'delegate, froaai the Mount ' Zion Mr. McVey gave an• interesting Miss Lillian Engram, of the C. W. Greenwood Unit. - talk on Temperance m the Sun- A. C. Ottawa,: is visiting her sister The Woman's Association sponsor- Mission Band ,met in the basement day School on Sunday. and family, W. and Mrs. Ivan Had- ed ay Group 3, sold hot hogs at the of the `church last Saturday atter- .There will be a joint service of Ser- win. Corbett sale, on Wednesday. noon. = -- a ,Sunday_School sn�3' Church Ser- ey, as bem The s on EEssteev 2.80_ ran to success. rickering Branch on Friday last. Mrs. Dunn. in Markham. !'he Y. P. •U.. presented-their pop-. Mr, and :Mrs--Robert Pretsell, Mr. j Mr. and Mrs. Harper Beaver and Sacrament Sunday wan. observed on ular drama at areknaet on es- o n, o e Army-, . • day -evening, Mor. :2MB - "Detour A- Dr. D. V:-and Mrs. Hoskin, of Tor- day .with Mr. and Mrs.-AC. 4) gni . Mrs. Frank Disney visited one day head". Their play is taking well I onto, were at the .F W. Gibson family. Ilast week wi�M�B---W. Jones. • tz y J 4 - } - "J I w RE Y , n: n v: rN r ` 41 A. �S i mgr. f •: m{S44 N these decisive months'all Canada's effort higher pay Ing p " r or ' her roSts, we shall be divert• isconcentrated on one, great objective— '-ing our. attention from the main task at this the attack that is to destroy the Nazi menace critical. time..'•we sha�,ll .also endanger the eta• _ - f and all that it represents. Years of work have bility of prices which we in Canada have — einto its v',paration.The best of our young a achieved after great difficulties—a stability that - — en are staking their 11:ie on its sum: .4s is essential to efficiencyand fairness in war, .: - .,and to peacetime prospenty We in Canada must support and strengthen -- ', this attack with all our effort. This one pur- =- Our young men are fighting for.$ Canada and -— - pose must command our work, our minds and . ,a world in which all men can have faith, hope .our hearts, :and security. Each of them_wants-.to come .back to a Job1-or $ farm—with a future. We We must not permit any scramble for p vate . - m as or individual selfish ends, to -distract us and table foundation on which alone a post- gain , from our main task. if we concentrate on ;`.war of promise and achievement can seeking, individually or jointly, h#gherprices, be built. _ This advertisement is one of a series being issued by the Government of Canada to emphasize the importance of preventing further increases in the cost of living now and deflation later. �