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VOL. -LXV -- - _. PICKERING, ONT.,-FRIDAY, MAR. 1, 1946 -No. 27
The A ew i hwa , 'e a aged -From iii h land'
g y
Creek "To O umnter
it Aamouncement is shade Eby the press and radio. Mrs. George KwILardson Passes, One
bntario Dept~ of Highwape this week . j Ontario County Seed Fair both Piekerin V �l�A
of their intention to' pave the new To Be Held At Our next sheeting will be held Month After Husband Laid To Rest• $ g
'1=6-lane highway south of the vill- ' '� Perry High School Ou here -as usual, with M. S: Chapman
age„ froth Highland Creek to Oshawa day, March 8, 1946. in charge. Mrs. George Richardson, passed a- We are pleased to report that Mro
this eusrimer, The traffic from Tor- _ -way last Saturday, at the home of C. J. Stevenson is home from} hose-
ital, • and is much improved in boalth. '
onto to Oshawa is considered by fire At a recent meeting of the OQ'►t. her sisters, in. Toronto, suddenly. just �P
Department to be the greatest a County Crop Improvement Assoc- WORLD DAY OF PRAYER a little over one month after her hue- Mr. Bill Bunking,, who was pmv-
eny in the province. Many in this arrangements were made for the 7th _ -- bland was laid to rest. She was in ioualy employed with War Assets :
neighborhood will watch with inter- Annual Seed Fair, to be held in the The World- Day of Prayer will be her 80th year. __ Corp.-haw--now commenced his Mat.
ort Perry High School. on Friday, observed on_Friday, March 8th. This _ Born :-ear Claremont, she lived_��tton course at Toronto.
= f the -two- well - t George Burns who
)thaws soft spots on that section. March SUL day is observed among Christian there most of her life, attending spent several
The many from here who drive to A very interesting program has � women in fifty -six different nations. school there. The former Abbie Tur- J� in the RCAIF,, is now employ-
ihe elty daily, and know 'the ad- beers arranged for the day. A speak - The service here will be in the Sun- ner she later married George Rich- ed as a mechanic with the Gordon '
vantages and privileges of a four er has been invited from the Chem- day School Room of the United ardson and they farmed near Clare- Law Service Station-
.lase higharayi welcome this announ -.
iat V Department of the O. A. C.,, Church, at &00 p._ m.' moat on the 9th concession for a- �• Kra Morley recently joined
cement. tot lead a discussion on "Soils and All 'warren are urged to attend, bout 48 years before retiring to the the staff at the, telephone office.
Fertilizers ". Mr. Ken Fallis, speak- and unitedly give praise and grat- Village of Claremont. Mr. Richard- About- suety -five young people an.
Mrs. A. W. Mitchell, President Bed or at the Crop Improvement Con. itude for the blessings of, the past son' passed away only a little over 'joyed a social evening nacre last wets!(
r (.boas Reeelves Presentation At in Toronto, will address the Seed year, praying that this confused one month W. at the boava Ull, when they met
!!!roue and Bridge.' slonday Evening Fair. on "The New Improved Past- world be 'guided into active gold- She was a member of the Baptist with the intentions of forming a club
_A - '--- •area".' - -'- wilt and lasting peace. -- — . - Church and toolr
part in._ttee_charch similar � Y='tg psple'/
A record attendance was reapoa -• The �tumber of entracte exhibited work in her-younger life..
-' clubs in Toronto, and other centres. -- -
noble for the most successful euchre at the Seed Fair was continued to Cattle Sell Well At Auction She is survived by two brarherrs: We ors ta�y to report that MZ%
and bridge, that tale rcea yiosss here ease each year. It is hoped that A. O. Turner and Wm. J. Turner; a > �J L Q
'Lave held. .: there. will be a large number take Auction sales are away again to three sisters: Mrd Coyne wed Mrs• health. Mr. Giver( }tat been living
On Monday night, 26 tables was 'part in this show, as it serves as an a good start despite the large num- Scoff, of Toronto and Mrs. Michell, �
moo& During the evening, the local excellent means of providing -good ber of sales bald last fall, as was of Claremont. with members of his family, awq
%ranch made a further . presentation reed in all parts of the county. A evidenced by the auction sale of The funeral wag held on Tuesday from ; Picltteting for some years, bob
.to ex- •aervickmen, and about seven of � judging competition is beitig term stock held last Saturday at" with servke in the Baptist Church, le still well (mown to many of us
:' the men were on- -'hand to receive the held for the Junior Farmers in the Wm. -E. 'Miller's, -3 miles south_ of Claremont. Rev. W. M- Wenb&m off- hez+e -It could be said of itisn, that
:Sift-of a fountain pen from the Soo- morning of the 1PAir. Ten Dollars Stouffville and advertised in this ��• Interment took place in the a few yeafa.ago he was "one of thw
e, is being awarded to the top .boy of r last weei. Claremont Union Cemetery. better -kno" citizens of our tow>r.
C. E. Morley. campaign manager,' the' competition to help Pay his ex- The day was ideal for such an �.
presented lira. A. W. NUebell, Preo- penes at the Short Course at O. occasion and drew a large crowd Pidkering Iled Ct+oss Mr. E'agene Wilson, Ochants,
Meet of the Society, with- an oil . A. C. � from the surrounding district with Y sParst Sunday afternoon at the hoaoo .painting by Tom Stone, a beautiful buyers coming (nosh Agincourt, Rich- � �� monthly Red Cross of Mr. and Mr'. C. J. Stevenson.
picture, depicting a winker scene. Mr. Rotary Viatt,t Oshawa Club In mond Hill, Pickering, Uxbridge sad Execa y Martian. avid be head at sea and sire. a n. Morley have
Monday at!tertnoon, s� 4th, at ' talent up residence in the east -
Morley commented on Mrs. Mitchel e later-City. Meeting Xidland: away up on Georgian 2.80 o'dock. in the Red Crost morns. of the village,, in the rooms reeen�t+
'faithful work in the Red Croft sad � Boy. 7%se two buyers happened to -
.yes organising ability. He thanked About half of the twenty -right be in Toronto from the north, sad Pickering Women's Institute f ley vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Harry,
all the women who have turned a numbers of Pickering Rotary joined,' saw a bill some place, and thought Purvis, the latter having oaken over'•, , -
band to making Reed Cross articles the Inter -City meeting of the Osh- they would come out and see how owing to thA heavy storm, the there new Church
on the sub - division
a hiring the war.' awa Rotary Club on Monday even- they run auction sales in this part Woanen's Institute postponed their set of Church
Pickering women did a big Job is in,. Theme intercity meetings are of the world, and much to our sue ineeti until Wednesday, March 6,
Congratulations g Mip�i db4` 9.
respell drisintn the war. and-the t Y Bushby, upon Passing her Gnadh' 9,
le o! edur can be proved o! a resumption of a - practice carried prise bought the toppled peke cow at the home of Miss Richardson. We p� Examination .with Honours, at
pe hest that Pickering few worrier gave sa on Y�y by the Oshsafa Club be- of the sale. Large crowds tend need a g� attendance to nrialoe fin - the Toronto, Conservatory of Musts -
(tore the war. The neighboring Rot- to make bidding brisk end prices a1 arrangPrnen4+ for the coming last week.
much of their time, that was needed ary Clubs are guests on- that occ- good. _ Some of the highlights of the" Bazaar. — Corr. Mrs. Alvin returned on Tuesday
PC mom►• anion each Club being expected to sale wtere --the first three cows which - -
Durham County Shorthorn Breederd afterrspending several weeks wity -
contribute to the program, Mr. were a good quality of grade Hot- Club 25th Annual Auction Sale relatives in the United States.
TE�f-DER9 WA!a -TED' Harry- Kaiser going overxith its fin. said demanded og__od_.2r
singing two numbers in a fine They -mod at $196, $186 and $179 Mrs• Clare a Hosn entered the
To insta]i Hydra in Union School Durham County Shorthorns Breed- Woman's College Hospital, o.� ' tbitl
tenor voice, and becoming m -tily, respectively, with then calves Bell- ers' Club will hold.their 25th Annual fire( of the week,' fur surgery; ant
+ Nol 2, Pickenag and Whitby Town- the outstanding- , number on that ing afterwards. Sellers and Atkin;' Auction Sale of purebred Shorthorns progressing favourably.
ships, Kinsale. Tenders accepted nn- par: of the program. son were the auctioneers in the sal, P is eii 'M sin
-0 !larch 15, 1946. lowest tender* - 3am-s Q. Duncan, the younq Pros. ring and took turn about selling. on Thursday, March 7th, at the Neil week. has beta cnnti -�d'te
farm' of A. J. fiesbitt; in East Whit -' � this week.
.;act eecom"X l'y sceepbed x ident of Massey- Harris Ltd. was the Bidding was lively and the 41 head, by ,Township, two eniles east of .Mrs. Jaraa,e Xndrnw
Apply W Vale Wagg speaker for the evening, making were sold in less than two lours. a `
Secretary- Treasurer many significant waternents, as an Mr. Miller hits until April 1st to Brooklin Continuation School, or :
R. R, 1, Broaidfa, Oat, industrialist, and being repeatedly decide what he is going to do in flee !kve miles north of Oshawa four. 'The death tools place yesterday
Mar. 8. gootcd durivj the past few days in future. %--Corr. der°ers, and one mile west on ttte. morning of Mrs. James A idreay. of
-. were wui me offered the home of her Dom J. Edgar And-
12 bulls, 16 heifers, some of which rew, in her a�tit year. Funeral an ► fE D I TO R I �� COMMENT - - :.. Cal bred. and ii young cows, with Saturday, the speech '1, at Chu p. b
calves at foot.r_ThLs' is a very, dhofes from the Presbyterian Church. ist-
offering, nearly all are from seered- -'torment at. Erskine Cemetery.
Ited herds .,ail ue negsUve,, mi"
- •Wirt Ds 7w WaN In 'Dso C.aaats!>sity Halle. � tot the pets!( and arhcz irvi�nrnwer* around the -
Disou"m and debate an the "Ciornmunhy 'hall" Niagara District to e&tazenae felting us haw tntuh Iraoeulated to prevent shipping few" lee Ourches
er. For' catalogmea wrp^ & C vas.
� aaataanea and ;•...`, , in visor Arid tannings the Trost has done to the craps titi6 warren. Alain, Boavnu�- tvi?k, Oat.
edbutt" -• whick of courser is as those wbo one We Have' Oct Twoubles Too - -, -- Dsabartaet l ratted aure6 - -1
at work as the mutter, have hoped it would be. -Oa the pest two T bursdays, (ONE of our butte Caaadias Girls Is Training
Rev. A. 8 Holley►, 8. A., 8. De
This paler has in►rked readers to write ua- axprese days), we have bwn faced with the Hydro power being -.By Jere PaUsise ;
fag opd�orts -°s ono hove been received, but comments shut off just wben we wasted the' power for our
Suadar; Masan a: :idol
a lease iaeti Itmitod to ''location'. The iiotar! Club rnan- linens motors. Naturally, we're not in boo load humour The ComradAS Group of the Can+. 8.46 a. m. Morning Sun, School
oera are taidng an active (posellily tae leading -part) _ abov': that time. We get into trouble with everybody adian Girls in Training held d it Adak Dlscussio -t
in developins the . prrekiminary dot" and some help- — the girls-* the post *!tree tell m off wises regular meeting at the selool. Group
1W facts an now in their powepsion. Ho�w�ever, they %e don't set our papeos mto the 3nai1, boon rsix The meeting was opened with the A dm,0 enesea�ge denting v� flea
fatty`s isle the anderstanding that this is to be o'clock sett they have to ;wait••a bit_'kat+e,. We don't 0"ng;Ceremonies, The•Seeretaws gya of the Bible iri.g with the 1
a "Cammuntty affair+',- and are snore interestid •'eight 'understand wiry George Shreve and 'hia accomplices diae&s: ° en and Worm wess thought. -
saw is ant .3� what the enrgmanifitty wants. of the .O4swa Hydro sari( give Pickering the acme Ras to spend Sunda'? Marhtnt '
It is evac ad that the Rotary Cawnm#%ee.'•wW be. consideration they give Whitby,,ayi Oshswe, sad let given by Carolyn Smith, A ebapter .
using noise means of: =, aoeertsirinR _the views and 'us know when the power is,to be shut .off, ov— posaibly of the Study Book was preserded by - At Xhurch
wisbs of the many community groups and citizens. 'they do advise some•• -we understand the girls in our Marjorie White.�►eryone joined iii
Pfelceeins United Charon •'
I
t
the of
We -ft advisable that a census of anion o some (laces to advise }tern' P i'in1B' and the meet -
-ecstdiar ens op telephone office call up 4 8'at�+ -
a �m over a co'Widerabie arras be obtained. All of aben the patwer will be off. Power failures mean a � closed with the singing of v. Rabt. Minister
and, B. A. _
these expressions ' listed • and considered would prove lot tc , ns het+* in' the News Ottfice. "Tape ". 10.00 a. m. •'' Sunda School
of inestimable value to any committee or body assunf- s • s • y',
Jut responsibility for providing a oommu- it hall or BIRTHS 11.00 a. m. - Morning Worship
recreation hall for this community. We suggest, now, Parenets' itnd-- CommaNty Centres a ?.00 P. M. - Evening Woiabip
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ford of - --�.= _
that each and every group or working body of this In these days, when we in Pickering too, talk Pickering
-� am give this matte '• fmv.udiate, serious :.attention, `'community centres - juvenile delinquency" at the same g ems, a daughter, at, oil Presbyterian Church, all. rant
Saturday, February_ 9, 1946, at the . � Rev. D. Marshall _ !
and be prepared to contrbute to the request likely _ lime, we were ' strict with the sig leaheb of this Plekeri Nursin Horne. Minister,
to be made for. such. This is to be a "Community luotation from an editorial in the Globe'and Mail on � + .g• ,�
dd'ai:r", a is of concern to each and all. Wednesday morning — "If children in homes Mrs P. N. Sprott, Organist \
t4►d grow up Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Owen Coles 2.00 p. m. • Sunda
" • ' • :: w here moral attitudes are faulty, community cernttree of Highland Creek, a son, on San- 3•� p• s• CliunrJi ooh --
a Coal Bin Gies Down Sun Goes Up ;will not repair the damage. If habitual neglect is day, 1•`ebruaL} 10, 1946, at Pickering ^— `
We have just about approadhed the days when we tolerated, then the State will }lave na defienae against Nursing Home, W. M. S. Pickering United ChaY+elt
•commence to watch the coal bin and the sun, to see the effects' in the lives of its young people. Some + • • -• The regular meeting of fire W. M.
- -which gets there first. -4he coal W the floor of the ` meanie will have to be found to bring squarely home. Born, to jy[r• and N1ss, >:l• ,rss1t� S. of the United Church will be hold
bia,'or the sun to a point' where it gives off the most to parents that parenthood implies the highest ana salt; of Ajax, Ont., a 'daughter, on at the home of Mrs. W. P. Balder, f`
beat. We now think back to the days of last summer, most wAous reeponsibili'r. that life imposes:- the gaturday, February 16, 19.10, at the on Thursday, afternoon, March 7, •t
and the early fall, when we would read daily, of-thie _e3haracter and safety of human beings ". Pickering Nursing Home. 8.30 o'clock. The Chapter for Study
anticipated shortage of -fuel in this country. Warnings Having spent some time with young folic (other • • • . Will be dented by Mrs. W. a
were continuous, yet, we in this immediate' area must people's children), day schools and Sunday Schools, ]torn, 'to Mr and Mrs. %rt rev- Murkar. All ladies acs cordially Ilk,
be able to say, that ort' dealer knew where to get It was evident to the writer years ngo, that some ique, of Pickering, a daughter, ten _ sited to attend. Answer to Roll (Jell j
THE P-�I ]ERIN G, - N-E - W's,
R► or the shortage failed to materialize. We ' know he parents expect the day s600l te�aeher and the Sun- Saturday, February 16, .1948, r. thy - °!"Prayer"•
bed many a- headache during the winter, wondering day school teacher to• der that which they themselves -Pickering Nursing Hoare, �0 .l
if it would arrive in time, before the phone started should be doing. The conduct of some parents in their , St, Gen rge's Anslkan timid 1
to ring, and be knew as well as we did that' the fuel own homes we are acquainted with, cannot be offset Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. (al- The meeting -of St, George's Gild
was not of the best quality; but—he kiept us all by anything a teacher could do, in the developing brith, of Dunbartom, a daughter, on will be held at the Rectory on Thurs--
wanm, which can not be said of, ,all centres, event in the respeeUble "moral attitude" refermd to in the Thursday, February 21, 1948, at the day, Match 7, at 3.06 p. m.
ileia province alone. Incidentally it is just about time editorial quoted above. _ Pickering Nursing Home, Roseiabells Cowan, Bea.
` a SIDE GLANCES -By Galbraith ChatleS LOIIQ >C
} _ 7 U. S. SENATOR . _
w Issued Capital — 810,651 Shares
• + -� 'This pfoperty is in the Little
-,HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous- Puzrbr- aro- t - Long Lac Camp some 170 miles
1 31CSena�torl' ,.JR OIB E IR T O O RIT I Z lina (abbr.). , - - _ � = r north-cast of Port Arthur.
AIR 19 Etrtrrtets. , ti The Charles Long Lac Is locat-
,O A W I I IRSjTIG �T�G +R AlN T 21 Fencing post- _ _ ` _ =�� ed a short distance north of the
- -k0 Dined tion (pl.). fi s Little Long Lac thine; its ad-
11 Marked with V S E _e` A P V P l D
24 He is U. S.
lines. T O R EM_ S V P E 5 S E R t, joining neighbors are Nordarm.
— from• - (controlled by Northern Canada
12 Male offspring N E W R E P A I R �' ' '° f Mines) Lafayette pry Oklahoma. !,',r< fi,; I? "'and hi.ar-
14Installment E ROBERTO I SII S 26 Catches. �: 'r quette.
Paid (abbr.)., F R M S f [CI I L Y 27 Title of 1 t is reported that Charles Long
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15'Acts- of-- - -RATS --`Efl NEfE nobility- --Lac are-arranging a. diantund
choosing, _ A B -. : E S j_ E A 29 Female deer. drilling contract, and that wurk
18 On account 30 Democrat - will be underway' 'aitliin' 3u --
SLEE INN R y ;
HIE AD ED CATERING
(abbr.). (abbr.). days:
20 house' pet. f 33 One who uses` 1 , In view of the favorable geol6- -
STIEIP t NSERTS� t v
Z2 Era. 1 34 Deadens. II t : `; k gical conditions disclosed frotti 1
f i' ' '' s R recent diamond drilling. by bear �
23 Royal Red measures. 3 Funereal 36 More exacta y l quette "and Lafayette. this work
Cross (abbr.). 42 Chief (Sp.), song'. 37 Sign. '�✓" is regarded kith grew{ interest
24 Iniquity. • 44 Obtain. 4 Cereal grass. 39 Steal. - ;� a and expectation. ,
25 Ireland. 47 Regret." 5 Powerful 42 Check (abbr.) ` � ?;
27 Finest. 48 Rubidium explosive 43 Defy. GEORGE
28 Support, (symbol). (abbr.). 44 Final aim. - - & COMPANY CHAPMAN'
90 Natives of. 49 He is 'an 6 Inheritor. :'45 Girl.'s name. _�---
Denmark. -52 Half an em. •7 Smell. 46 Symbol for ''f 200 BAY ST., TORONTO
11 Disorder. 53 Courtesy title 8 Donkey. tantalum. - - - -' t` ,mot• ,
12 Age. 55 Cosmetic, 9 Ttierefoie. -�49 Mineral rock. ,�
- - --
'83 Relative. ' S6 B - — �.ac• F F ` Y `
oat paddle. IO Separately. 50 She.
85 Maxim. 58 Holland. 13 Clamor. - -� - -� --
48 Pattern. VERTICAL ' 14 Frozen. slight bow. �!, \ r La'
� �
- -- ..- 40 Pattern. � 1 And' (Latin}. desserts. 54 Within. ` � � . 1_. � '.
p
41 Print 2 Sfteltered side 16 Music note. 57 Like. 4
IZ _� -ion Lac
14 rs 16 lii� Ig ,y cam 19 SY MIA stRvmt. the T M t[AS 11 { MT. r1Ff. `� i� An excellent prospect, in our
opinion. "It has good. neigh,-
- a4 . _ _ " 1'he funniest thing about those comics is the seriousness with bons, Charles Long Lac and -
whiich Bill reads them t" Marquette Long Lac. Fa-
�� vwattic lirffiielg ►cath v31
3o LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fred Nelaer _ Charles Long. Lac . would
F mean much to - - L'afaye'tte,
31 as j MRS. PIP'S DIARY. �� // M f C_. �� � Recent Geological disclos-
1 , ures indicate that Lafayette
33 34 3s 36 37 ' �j ground has most favorable
"geological conditions...
Lafayette awns a very st:b'.
- r . stantial hoading of shares in
44 42Y 3 Q+ 45 41E' - - : -, ` 1V�arquette Long Lac.
4a r To sum up - AN EXCEI. x 40
-. '� st LENT" PROSPECT.
S3 54 ss - s a , �r Map on Request
_ GEORGE– CHAPi�i�fAN
e � w. • ;�,„ —� , +& COMPANY
no BAY STREET, TORONTO
Tm SPORT`,1100 THI�ITC3 ,� // - TOVARICH-
ero i*Aers7t?oJ�r6 LARDER
Located in Hearst, Mc1�'ittie
and McElroy Townships, iv
_ _ _..._ �• ?, - 3 'b _ two closely adjoining groups,
totalling over 800' acres.
i -- ` �• }a ` �►�''� The East boundary of 'the
•,t 4 �, :,.... Tovarich properties is less = .
than. a mile West of the
Town of Larder Lake. Dia- -
^ .'Of course it isn't spring yet, silly -when spring comes one mond Drilling proceeds; -
- buys summer clothes." "
- • - - and will be going' on _tor -_
some rrt�ttlis.
y� 1 ...Had An Idea Latest word indicates' that
r _ favo de Porphyry .hat al
readv been encountered. •Im-
His mother -in -law had written -
�- a ' to sa that she was comin to: live � � i l ' O O Mtn t VaIUeS ma '
-- - -._ . g_ o. l i - - — d.lIled },• be. O?
K•it�t them. � '. _" - •y
Two DriiIs now worlring- - _ any_ t -- _
As, hatchet - facets, she approach- from the- lce. - Wilwood ad. The "main `'Larder" Lake _
- ed the , house, she saw a :lar`ge joins A uariuc and yGold -. _ _ freak,'' as reported by Gov•.
- aw c in. the Night Hawk- ernritettE Blue Books, is io -.
front, she blinked in- eflnstern-atibn Like area of East PorCU ine.
sated on Tovrich ground.
- _ - at-the damage. :a midnight fire had p We saggest - that bu�'ing of
/, t I .,�. 4".. ;..;:,__.;' done — and the heaps of bricks,,
-,;
J - 'I' tip N �pw the charred fvrmture. - GEORGE CHAPMANj Tovatich shares is an oppor- -_
- - - " - `► &COMPANY tunity; and suggest purchas- _
-�� "Dear me," she gasped, her face ing ''before the news ", and
livid. 'I didn't think he'd go as far 100. BAY STREET, TORONTO
crowd Y 'Pin bim to the treat,' so-" as that." wjiile the. price is- still low.
GEORGE. CHAPMAN -
REG'LAR ,FELLERS- -1"une for an Operation
- — &COMPANY,
-Ay GENE BYRN6 .200 BAY ST., "tORONTO
1 6UES5 WE'LL HAVE ,,,,, NOS NO
YSEE A EXPERT, ZOOLIE, yyEE'' .u+ GET CKJT aF GET A,DSMG
THIS F�QD HER --
iH F M TOO MUCF{ AREA . l OUT OF 1T, elan io
FIpR ME ! �tEINpMT t i OF `fOU�: F P- MY GIRL.- ER,
KEEKS t, GWAN. FRIEND!
.. -_,.` � t _ .' - 'yi ` •� � ;t',. ,�/ Luder .` • •1..:
b Issued 7 apital, •'3,210,005 Shares-
... � , This large property' of 19
claims,, at present inactive,
..
extends from 1,600 feet east
of Kerr-Add ison's' east 'poinf,
to, the Quebec boundary,
Chesterville adjoins and, lies
between Kerr- Addison and '
MiM AND JEFF There seems to be something wrong with the economic system in this neighborhood By BUD FISHER Pelangio; and - is driving ;..,
MUTT, IGAVEGUSTHIS 'ANDTHENTo SOTHENWEHADTHE HERE-N�FIVETEN,FIFTEEN, ,. 12-1s4 north east on its ..1,60p foot _
- MONEY TO HOLD FOR MAKE SURE HE OFFICER
COUNT IT. LET ME TWENTY TWENTY•Ftvt` I WELL, NO t�
DON`T BOTHER, level. This•. drive: is ap-
ME ANq.I COUNTED CoUNiEDITAGAIN HE ONLY COUNTED CouNT IT yp�'REALLWRONGJ ANYBODY I'LL TAKE IT proaching a parallel position
SIXTY DOLLARS AND HE ONLY FIFTY DOLLARS FbRYOU! CAN MAKE BACK To ITS
INTO HIS THERE'S ONLY to the Pelangio boundary,
COUNTED AND W HEN THE pNLy :Ar MISTAKE CORNER BEFORE
FORTY We -ex ect. to •hear f tvorablc .tt
HAND! t; 1
FIFTY-FIVE ciUDGE COUNTED I. I a FORTY ILL COUNT IT ITS COUNTED p _
1 WAS ONLY . HE MI AGAIN'TO ! news .on this Chesterville de=
/ 1 DOLLARS! IT IT ARE YOU MAK'ESURE! OUT' veto men a an'e ^rl
-FIVE SURE? p t t y date.
•. Pelangio has• quick assets
consisting cif Cash.. • Bonds,
and immediate - mari:c ±a'rI:
Securities--- t-otaliin,K N42,
5oo,00.
GEORGE CHAPMAN
.. �l i -- t` .. .. ' • & COMPANY-
200 BAY ST., TORONTO -
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THE WEATHER? IT'S RIPPING
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• f,.w�,. „tL .�,,, ;�,y, / ''r :'� :i .;% �. '`F�:.F r :f'�'.. ..,rc.'.,e, _� wear - ___- _. ._-
` U x iL i Lined up at Fifth Air Force. Headquarters in Tokyo, these jeeps are quickly covered with a blanket of -
met snow as the heaviest fall in more than 20 years blanketed the city. GI in foreground leans forward
f s is P x, s/ • ,�� r%h r� P W against wind. - .
by the end' of next week, but th-it ,
Old Man Weather still has a few puncres left before he capitula it. may be. 30 days before foil pro• ;
'to spring. Top photo: A freak.tornado, followed by heavy 'sleet aaa e _ duction is achieved. - -.
snow, hits Ardmore, Okla., leaving 200 persons homeless and another %.� Halifax Black Market .-
15 injured. Remains of one home, which was completely destroyed, —Highlights ighlights of the Ne s g
iii shown in Photo. Storm reared u with no advance wad _A huge black market or aniza-
w p p ruing. Na tion. stretching from Halifax' into -
- t = -estimate of- damages was available. •, Bottom photo: - Stalled by high — '" inland Canada has been uncovered
snowdrifts, cars lie marooned on Chicago's Outer Drive during by--Roy-al Canadian Mounted Pw•
'- 'atintee- mrir■t hiirssrrl TrA r wan ■named sind pjanes impunded. Canadiarf• Occupation Force _ are said to include- some ;present _ ice. The theft ring involved httu • . --
The Canadian, occupation force and former employees of a uuu,- dreds of thousanas or dollars .
of 25,000 -men, according' to an•, ber -of departments and agencies' worth of merchandise, mostly, cat•
CHARGE LAXITY IN YUKON DISASTER announcement by" Prime Minister of the Canadian Government. pensive British textiles.
= King, will - be withdrawn from Twenty -two employees or for
Germany' early in April, met employees to •ees of the government Mission To Indiz
Britain is making another -it-
tempt Air .Minister Gibson previously previously had been rounded tip to g - '
„ :, ;' • ' : had announced the withdrawal -of Canada in connection with the tttnpt to settle the Indian problem.
x 10,000 men in the occupation air investigation: _ A , special mission composed of
y� K• t - El „cc Ca. inet mettnera wilfi
force' would start June 30. The It would be just as *elf - go- to. _
«.
Navy did not participate in occupa people to keep their . heads about o try again *o
India -next **tooth t
_ t break the' deadlock with Indian
duty. - - :. this espionage story', suggests the break
King's announcement added Ottawa Citizen. There have been political leaders over • the forma- - • _
ti:at the present shipping - situation others duritig_ the -late7 war —far. lion of a constitution- making
,• refimin:.ry to set-
j Canada '- government. P
"iorecact all troops now in Get- more �ntcresiirsg- --and exciting.
many should-be back in C da Sy There. will be more in the futurr. -
:' September or October.” Nearly every co, ntry has 3 secret
`�" ? ► . Mr. King pointecj out that Can- service; and every country uses it
ada, unlike the big nations, was. not if •it: thinks its security it threat- _
`w one of-the occupying powers and ened- or a rivalry An 'armaments_ is ti:•' _
was not .a. member of the Allied becoming. dangerous -to it,
Cont-?ol Commission. At the saute So a sense of- proportion Is
time ' other European allies,- not in necessary. A jvdical inquiry is pro- -
,a a position to supply contingents ceeding into charges - a&1nst . sus•
at the beginning of the occupation, petted prsonts. It Rill, be certain '
-' ' •. "ale now becomir -g increasingly 'to 'bring out the facts. Wise peop:e .. `
able to share in occupation duties.' will wait for them.��.
? Headquarters For U.N.O. Industri t • Strife In U.S.
-= -Last -week New fork City was The, first phase of World 'Wit � • � „� f
s
dfficially chosen as the temporary II's Period of icdustrial triia ~”
world capital of the United Na= ieetris definitely. ending. —
't With the steel strike' settlement
lions OrQaniz_atidts. .. _ _
sue' The Z \O •rated to make New achieved, it- appeared iiciprobable :
j that the General Motors strike 1
York its interim headquarters. ix HA
- Six survivors of the wreck of the. liner, S.S. Yukon, have charged + the •next five .years and then to could last much longer. • •
y the v_essel's crew with negligence and incompetence. Spokesman for — ino�e to•a'pernlatsert world capital Peace has been achieved in the
the group is Maj. Harold Shevin of Birmingham, Ala., shown above to be built in the Fairiitld- West -. oil, meatpacking, an4 steel • hi- pp TWSI To relieve discomforts;, =
with his wife as they arrive in ,Seattle, Wash., by plane from Alaska chester area" of .Connecticut and dustries, a n d i n the • electric one of the beat things you can do
after being rescued. The couple still wear Arctic parkas. The liner New .fork State, appliance industry the Electric Di- - is put a good spoonful of home- -
split in half after being driven on the rocks at Johnstune Bay, Alaska, vision of General Motors teas tested Vleks VapoRub in a bowl
- _ in a raging lizzard. Three g Spy Fling In Canad., of bong water.
grog persona died and seven are missing in :Last vv'eck it was reported that signed a contract with the anion. __. Tban -feel oaeleome rellel some-
the disaster, -two— Canadian--- Go -em. alrnougn 17:3,000 General Electric as you breathe in the steaming
p g and Westinghouse workers are ttaedicated vapors that pe p o er
loyees had been detained pending u
to the cold - congealed up or
further investigation of. charges -still out. breathingpasaagea! gee how this
-- C� -O-RI UL- -CRQ-�lD -SAS . CARDINALS that thev had bcetl communicatirs -_afariy 'tie-tips `of ' ub ` _ utilities eoothea irrltatian,'quieLs information to a ioreign power. "' nvrr -for the moment at least, �, �= hgisad �� head-
- _ Prime ''�finister Tiackenzie King Hundreds of wage adjustments °"1°r FOR Am 19111
announced_ the appoinfinert of two have been .made without any strike chest and bask with VapoRub at
Roj•al Commissioners to inquire at all; yhich' trever ;got into tpc bedtime. Vicks VapoRub not
"disclosures of se et and newspapers. for hours-2 warsatenoe -�to
into secret >>zlt>s
A ..s bktismari- for United States ' R-em from distress,
- - •�• ^. '^ r:.
confidential •information' ,'to vn• p Remember,ifaVietcay�CKs
w .. authorized persons, inc'uding some Steel said most of the curporation'e + VapoRub you want. V..ortrtvva , _ --
.j members of the staff of a foreign employ'ces should be back at work \
mission Ottawa.' °R "
_ --
• rs . y. •.+ T he persons involved hed t n't lie c ace _
--
11RPORTANT
1
Insfanfini
ANNOUNCEMENT
of overse"
{ z 3 `:` tobacco. Gifu Plan
FAST RELIEF .
Fa
The Tobacco Gift Plan `wliersby -
BRITISH CONSOLS and EXPORT
>' ? HEADACHE. __ . °`CIGARETTES and Tobacco, parcels
°can be sent. to the Armed Forces overseas will be -
: R !2 , . 2Ssr DRUt:STOREf discontinued From the 28th February, 1946. Aker - -- --
k this date no Further orders can be accepted by
W. C. Macdonald Inc..
•.. ,� ��'��'. :.
Here's,Speedy Relief For _
.. �
Tender', Aching -. � Member: oT the Canadian Armed Forces still servins,
overseas are assumd of an adequate supply of cigar - -
n "" saes as they will still be able to purchase,BRITISH
Bur mug
J Feet • ' CONSOLS and EXPORT CIGARETTES from No.., :
Yost feet may be senllrn and +n; 4 Canadian Tobacco Depot, London, England in the
flamed that you think ynu can't go
another step. Your shoes may feel fame way as they her i 696 doiny' up- to the present
as it -they are cutting right oito' the- •' ' nine pod at,the wale pdc" as through the Gift Plan..
flesh. You feel sick all over with
the pain and• torture; you'Q, give';
.. .. - ..
Two or three applicritions , of
arks
DEPARTNEW
1 :• .. Moone's Emerald Oil and in-,A .trw „
Thousands of + mutes the phin abd soreness dtu•
spectators can be accommodated in the'majeaticallq appears. atter how discouraged you . W Ca 11d�C_DONALD Iuco>�09ated
scaled -ind iichly- decorated basilica of St Peter% pictured above, have been, it you have not trieti - Mes!»ot Q•w7c►.F•rr•ertrfYN `
Four huge, twisted columns in the Center support the great bronze Emerald ell then b nave some
th.Sng.tb learn; Ott a bottle toder nt
baldacitirio, i canopy sheltering the high altar. nit druggists. r " M
_Classified Adv es
HELP WANTED. _
ANNOUNGINQ'�-
FEMALE - �
Modern country home - __ . �.n _ = - 4.
Adults. All conversances. 16' miles - - �a A7t+ OF ENING OF r, t Noggins' Pain ; Ties re
e -.
from Toronto. Good tran`po :-ta? fan. - Li � . �`- _ _
: Excellent wages._ References. Reply' - _ -6sR Ralf t>w Temper aed' �+
-.Bor 67, Station F., Toronto. Nerves. it-may be Your Zyew — StO�ad'fville
_ T`bese's money in early marketa�- _ - - -- - - - - - - :• - r
set your *lard with started Bray _ C. H. TUCK. OPT. D.• . �e 1600vi 1. us . ►�'
chiclgs and cockerels now available,
Saturday ltt vase at 2 P. ]L. —
:, Xmnediate delivery, 'Various breeds. — ; ' — - -�.. Di�q '-- �PD p' 0. --Dews - 4� -
D MDAY - — AATUB UAT -
Order Masten -April chicks now. Get - _ . _ .. -. _ __. ! _ .. _. - .
price list Agent, 7.ocllwood Milling, i61d
��g _ ONEAWAA, 06. idARCS 1 and 2 !
LOST — Black, white and tan fern- - ; ' - - - -
ale beagle > , on Feb: 20. Wm. :. ..REAL 'ESTATE , �rswater's - �1Uons., --
:Tw �- WANTED:
Dennis O'Keefe and H. WA Or
'For Sales lea her eclat, 0. eep lin- �EAD HJRSES AND C71T.1'L�
i ed, size 44., Hardly worn. Call — ••Roods' ootin R
Clare- T hyt�n•' -'4
_ For ties pi ell
wont 200. _' -. - - - , p p up 'phone . Gene Autry s -
Hillside Hatchery have. letters Ender Telephone' Piekering s7, - ,e HROOHLIN .. .. .. .. :. .. 66 -
customers'all over telling of woad- PICKERING .. .. .... SIN : Universal News h
' erful results from their chicks. Re- i"ICKERING
trember good chicks Pay good divid- $Q$ 6 ickerlilg OuLKrio AGINCOURT ...... °.... zone �4144 MONDAY - TUESDAY --
ends when k cotries to production. - 1 1 we pay -the phone charget - -,MARCH 4 and 5
Hillside Chicks are "Approved ", with _ - -------- -
- Save -your -time by letting - ..GORDON YOUNG LTD ,� SOIl� -- -
- oe book your orde nowr now. Agent a iste -ed Real- Estate Broker - -
Garry Millm. Pickering
_ Toronto - Ptiaah Ad. 3838 3
ROOM FOR RENT f --
To emember
-- - -For Rent - furnished room, ->�o8� - - -; -and Insurance Agent'_ -.. _ Maple Leaf Fire Merle O on and Paul Muni-
If.
desir-d. Box 506 Nems Office. , Select sbjects
GAR.'VENER WANTED -• expel- � - - • - - ..' - -- ` .. � Insurance Co. '. WEDNESDAY °- TAUR-SDAY
fenced gardener, by day, week or - _ 9 ■
month, to start approximately 16th - O O �� -- - - - .-
�;
March. �Apply r Hermitage Farris, - Write or Phone M/tRCH6 amt 7
- -- _'- Pickering, OnL .
New Singer Sewing Machines are - - ea" Rates 4o and Country .Pan �►merieana
- - =now available. Electric* and tread- B�ldiags `
ICE F C L L I E S Jame Craig Frances Gifford
' lea. - -I?br furilier information write Windstorm Inentanee, on Buildings, _FOTO -N1TE - THURS.
ti - • •
or. Phone "Singer Sewing Machine - Windmills, Silos etc. "
h ca�iiyN 16 outa:iu �. Oshawa. - PUBLIC MOCCASIN DANCE - -
pie gg6_ _ Automobile Insurance of All Kinds
need Clothin -Bought sterilised, clean- RUBBIM BOOTS MODERN and SQUARE DANCINiG Bowman & Rowe KAISER
ed and pressed fife new. Carry a • MARHRAM RIND FRIDAY "ARCS 1. at 8.W P..M. 'EL�+C 1 R�C
large stock of bigb tgty suits. + _
overcoats and panta.. A106 a good I iGOOD PROGRAM ADM. We_ and 21 WASHING +� y
; ,. Rock of new leather � wta and 1t� ASHING i� A House and Bari Wlrins
windbreaicure. and gents' furnish- ; , J �L •• rrr� t p� JESTIMATES GIVNN - =;1 - --
... - ITS SMART TO SAYE
Iogs at very reasonable Prices. Call �
- and be convinced SHOP T _ C� G� �.
• Sam Schw - r ne ��pe Jl . an asA4 ut
'�"� Prom
_ In Bond Street Wes, `vhawa, Ont. y
Low Cost
IANC)- T�iNINO -
C �arena0 't Meat Darken. , Canada'. , :s, �►,
oldest -
- . AND REPAIRS Washer SHONE PICS. 112J . i
Where quality and price combine to give you value for'your dollars r: &ore
- -0 Yee'r's Experience in Stage, -- . - - i =J _ _ _
Consent and Radio. jt101C8 n ° -= �i- IA��1_ Grocerie's " Est_d. 1901 - Renew _Your Subscription hiaw
YIC. REID Look at your label -is' A past dwt
:Dunbarten Phone Pick IR23 PHONE 3501 CLAREMONT Comptet.
=
Rebuilding
r Deliver in Dunbarton = Tuesday, Wednesday, moo', y S.ratn
.' :. A ear, driving away from J. Step- Beatty Wooer Store C CLrr1�� 1TNa
J tau
henson's the hose and nmesy r . 384 -366 DUPONT ST.. FUpK� Asbaisaes -
the » "out by the rooms'. GET THOSE NEW TIRES NOW ... TORONTO -Td. RAN. 5460 � tiy�s Hart >�S ,r .
pulled _ , , to 'Piekerlag sad District llal..ea 66M _ t
'�Ve are Dunlop Tires _ lger.iee T can. Every
Ready
"MAT I'Nlar -kham, ....._,Ont• �
LSDON
pply r. s. aA ,
T o Su Your -Exide Batteries
-- - - Iardvrare Needs Eaves- Troughing
:'eerless Motor Oil -µ Farr's Elevator ter i�Voric
` - _.. sea. P•boses OtL sm ��
C
3sJ
ALVIN _BU"HBY _ = We 8oiidt Your AlUmdsa sW
Hiriwtire self Tlasalti -_ — - ' - -: — -
Basins"
WORK GUARANTEED
gib..... . RON. WATSON, . Poultry, . Bbg, Dairy, � whole or E � �
Dairy VERETT EMIT
,• n - - chop Western. Grain. Growing- Fairport Beach. Oeitarie _
- - $
Ration - I: Y „ Z sad -
100 The Developing Concentrate
-Phone Fick. 19 r .2 _ = .:1UNDER NEW' MANAGEMENT) __ Mollasses, Oil Cake, Glutted, RADIO. E NICE
_ - Bran, Shorts, Middlings
s -- - - - - - -- _ -- - - -- _- Phone, P'ickerins. 4• _.. :: :. Wire Fencing, Steel Fence • Poeq - - .- - -4
=- _ -`_ r �� Came a Binder Twine, Harness
a X T a X' O Farmers Hardware
pl+
PO PLAYING NO g�hede 1 Sorge and Woods' ]dickers Installed -
281 Woods' Coolers - Tisctor Oil
SITUATED AT AJAX GARAGE 'Taught in Twenty Lessons Toronto AD 652.1 -Pick b3 R 1Y' Roofing ♦w wo "won weA
Harries Visited - AG'aoourt 86 Wooden Shingles
: DAY &' N 1 G H T SERVICE ..ERNIE FAULKNER Asphalt Shingles, Rolled RooftS; csaranteed Repair Sdrvisf 1
- • Will Go Any- Place Any Time Radio Artist .. Orchestra Leader ' RON CSI BSON
TRANSPORT Claremont, Ott. Am, make or ]road'
ASK FOR ALLAN, ALP. oti RAY Phone Pict. 7 R 2. -- Phone Ke. 2802 - ARTHUR FIELD' :
n _ Lke"
- - TRANBF -ORT
Dance at PapNS .6: >R ss
a ar s . CARTAGE
MOVING
BAND (3E;&YB4 STf1N.Fi m cknnmt Community Rau
-- TWeLk�d ..Service �, �I� mss, ` bad ��'
Fri., Mar. 1 -. of yoar '"s
TORONTO = CLAREZVIONT. : - N O T I G -_- -. , Mulft
Effective February 9, 1946 0� t�oeao. ,,,;� - Awn a:o
"fey - �
XA NEON, MWINIT RILL GRWN sInA eROVaaA�c -- -
- CI.ARElIIONT KEN. PRENTICE _
eat�ays only Aoads>. and Holidays _ WOOD,
F. AL P. lid - P M SAND, (}$A QE 2'8 Yelars ZbQmMende iii Aucttooesring its Messed to announee his �
t - L, return Irma Active Sez*iee with The Royal Canadlen Engine=.
i Toronnto :_. 1.45 and 6.46 6.06
(0.',A. O.) and'is 'nda aaaodatid With Claft PA%ftUe% auctioneer
and
BUILDER'S SUPPL19S J 'lol_'I__Sales of any .Kind
�. K. P. M. —' p. M- also local' cartage work' "
Qaramoat 3.� 7.34 _ 8.00 We have&!so plaeed in stock n Full SOIICIteI - - -
. 840 7.40 8.10 LINE- or .. MAPLE LEAF- MILLING . -
Greed River 8.48 7,48' - - S,1$' - OOKPANY FEEDS At Fair and Reasonable Rat�8
Locust. Bill - L61 7.61 g� Prentice's iiaave been established - and Iice�asted auctioneers stasis
t+e Toronto` - 6.06 9.06 9.36' A. W. MITCHELL 1891 in York alit Ontario Counties.
° rw .>h Toroutp, "Gor 5NO ar oddor+d Piagering, out. - Milliken P. O.. -Agin. 52w3
Phoaft — Tarts utJIM 86W
Rod
_LAW - -M0T0R
L A R -E M 0 N T
— )ldrs. Vslentine spent the week-end . • � - — ���5
'with Mss. Valentine's father at Apia_ home. -
court. -- i"oeal News
Sorry to report that Donald Iced- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon New and lit- _ _
;gee has been. confined- to• his hone tle daughter were with Miss Marge
P
foT the past week with the flu, aret Duncan on Thursday.
A number of Toronto folks were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Willson so- � � 7, --
stranded east of Claremont during companied by Roes and Mrs. Will-
the snow storm on_Sun+day_uight, -and- -�,.., .:e;ted -tl - Beecs Tinnily o[ -- ;
waadenxV into tows oa M� . by B ylvo, receariy. Pick.'
e ' morning, hungry and half frozen. A Mr.-- Collie Shepherd and Miss TOWr1S�11 number of a considerate Muriel were Toronto visitors • • people .took it themselves to the week. -
,jiir"e ahem breakfast and a place be- Mrs. Crawforth was with Bert and -
'-side a warm fire. One of them re- Mrs. Matthews on Monday Lot. -- -- . • - - -- marked to the News "you find seal Mrs.' W. Ellicott has recovered ,
�y • hospitality in the Country- from her recent illness. ' ; _: .
_Mrs._•J. C.__Murkar and daughter Mr. Thomas Philip Sr., has return- h Mari t Monde with Mrs. ed home from hospital. His son : o
Murkar'e mother, Mrs. Thos. Bacon. Thomas and. family have moved
Miss Rut$ Sutherland started to to the home to be with him.
wash at the Sacco plant on Monday. Mrs. Lloyd Johnston is visiting
Mr. and Mrs, Kilburn, -of Toronto, her people at Toronto, at present.
_T
_ -ergo Trucks
spent the week -end with Mr. and Brougham . friends congratulate
Everett Hawkl. Mr. and Mrs. S d. Pugh, on the birth :
Mies Jean Farr, of the Ontario of their second son, on Saturday, - -- __ - - --
Ladies' ' College at Whitby, spent February 23, 1946, ar Markham Hoe -
the week -end at the home of hen• pital. y} -
parents here.'
The Women's Mission. Circle of the Walsten's Missionary Society Meeting
Baptist Church was held on Wed- The W. M. S. of St. John's church. H
nesday of this week instead of Tues• met at the home of Miss Margaret
day. The meeting was held at the Dancan, on Thursday atternoa�, Feb.
rs. /
- home of M Fred Morley, and the 21, with gm attendance o! 1� Pres-
- subject "Western Missions" was tak- ident• Mrs. George Duncan conducted
r
an by MT& Wenham. the Opening Ceremoniqs and Busin- / g
A, meeting of 'the Yot ag People of eso Sexsioa Mrs. W. Duncan, at the
-the Baptist Church will be held in , Plano- Mrs. Fred Cassie read thet ,.
the church next 3arndmq afberaoon. Scripture Lesson. No partkalaT bus- ' t-
- ' Ths_gutg9se of the meeting is to re- inns arose from reading of the min-
organize the Young People's Society utes of the last meeting. Treasurer _
sad it is hoped that a goodly number Mrs. Cassie offered some suggestions'
av
Will turn out. regarding increasing our givi'ngs to
Mr. and Mrs G. Bunts, of- Toron- ,meet the allocation 'for 1946: I. was
--t*, agent the week -end with Dr. and voted that we consider holding a -Raz-
Mrs. Toanlinaorx aar in the Fall, or another suggest-
lira. James Graham was taken to ion was 't, -iv^e another Life tics- -
bership. Ritchie voiced the app=
- St.
Michael's. Hospital on Sunday .. -:
tsp'
i reciation uf members for the fine
. suffering from s fractured hip. She - - T�( _
dell on the ice, near her home around programs prepared by Miss Fern SS SO f IE
noon, and was. taken - to Toronto at Malcolm. The S +udy Period was - - REP (.RO
once. _ • taken. by Mrs. H. Malcolm. Mrs. G. Apl A a sto*+
Duncan and Mrs. W. Gray and d.'ait VE o,nAa°.
_.
AN
jMrs. Wesley Pugh Buried on Monday with the ,medical work carried on by,
the United Church ° missionaries is to -
Mss. Wesley Pugh, of Glen Major, Angola. Mrs. Brown spoke of roc- - d suy,Port ti t a to do
was laid to rest on Monday after- eiving a letter' this week from - Rev. *sr the 5 bled the So ci-war . a�
noon. Site awn suddenl at and Mrs. W. Pierce Prince Rupert. secs o= tizeos errs aQn 14. ssay :•
Pso y Y There a missionaries are no re- for six 7 i� of �r Pit a� eDio1►
a ' ,- -the- residence -of_hw son mad daugh- '' Cr098 b9 C� �•d Forces - . h sore. Q
t • and
ter on Saturday morning. She was
tired and living m Prince Rupert. _: tb• thinti� for safforore sen )Life eltea it CIO
3n her year•a afc ended school Brougham ivsi• ta? eh•s a`
Mr. Pierce is now 90 and Mrs. Pierce tbos• ear as
- 86. She left B nearly sixty for .. C the difference w• - .
there "and lived there as a girl. She years ago. At the- close of the meet- - i -es7s brought - - ' . i - to t :
was the daughter of the late Mr. Mies Duncan and helper served berel► P con iat
---- and Mrs�'3amuel Biacirbnra. -- s hot chicken supper. �t ae asK you
_ thra i y iar�r.: for the
After her marriage to the late _ .... �• is Peace 1e. La es:✓
~ Wesley Pugh, who passed sway in Church News 1 Cross o!ns;;dian P•oP �w 'iii 51004
1912, she lived in Uxbridge "Pick- SwnAday wasclarge. Re I. E, Kermo� : bWWfit 0f cos paba�i'P bel tA•t r �tsla our �-
ie�g Townships and later moved s• y _ 4a,__Voloa • �
u aRe 34CP� t'-
Res-
to Glen Major. She was a member Our Rem s`. oeaa Gave iae. throbring p ariPP1�+ 0pildsl•.n
of the United Church. and active in P to the Message of the King,
or gospel of Jams, Christ" founded .Irwwt"siQ° tiers • 1t said to car wort to our sima
-church circles in her earlier life. Be- - WIS: Wiled ���� -� _
d her hustrand, she wa� predec• . on tbe- "Farabie of the trek' : _ tA. ate �
The weekly meeting for Prayer - : vex bra heal the S00i•t7 ;
eased and Worship will be held at the �117 tt'"� ist"� se
ors: a son. Forest. hams of Mr'.. and Mrs. _ W. Duncan efforts' iW for viril;0'• �t
Myrds, both of Glen Major. an Wednesday evening. .iM b• no de and POOP is Pje =•dip -
Frmeral services were held on Mon - Remember tire, Day of Prayer " a need for oar ov N gitA you
day from the Glen Major church. - == a vital t0 do for id iar • niear�
Service to be held in the church, on - 06se be able o; rhea for lei brow*
- =wkh Rev. i. E.
Kennedy in. charge, t N r7 ed to do W CrOq Rid CrOV +
assisted by Mr. West, o! Aahban. March 8th, at 2.30 p. m. tbaeer• Priviles Join the tour 10os1
Iatermerrt was made at Claremont - Supt. Warren Willson brought be- we oas+ be dOn•• one dalisr -
fore the Sunday School, the need for this 0 tv ire ie details. �.
'those ' interested in the 3u -nday v - - - -
l: foill Provide ,�• -
- .School Convention on March 14, to _ ' -• � �'
BROUGHAM make ready the hall for the noon -
lunch and that a3 welcome array be -= ^<:.. -- :.� _ _ 8g1dent. ty•
There was s larger crowd' than us- given by Brougham at this meeting _ ��� _ ' - - _ + grist i� R d �s as �i•
nal at the Institute Dance at the of Hte --Re- opening Session of the S. .,< :.
_ Canes
Tg v�nship Hall on Friday last. It was • s• Convention. _
the second official "Welcome Home" i ,North Pickering Red Gss
o
aponsered by the Wamen•e Institute " - 1
to Brougham' men returned from ov= _Membership Drive --
araeso' The Red Cross are holding a _
Charlie Aldridge, Joe Burrows,. -
Goa"don Carltaxt, Eimer Crawford, Membership Drive throughout the• ;1
PSred Hodgson and Ross knox were month of March. This year there _
will not be a campaign for fluids
the guests of the evening. In as in-
teYVSI between dances, everyone join- in previous yearn, but ,, • -
_
ad is a lsrga circle, and firs. T. w3to is interested in Red Cross sew -
vice to hmnanity, far which there is
dent, told haw th. member. had d.. �.�.: i, admd _... THE RED CROSS ... - -
loobed forward to this event for to become a member by the payment
of one dollar. SubscAptions are
months and asked the men to trick earaeatly solicited throughout this - row r11O11'Ip *Nl 10 eoMfnw
the recoUeet3o�t of the evening in township. In Brougham they may be
their memories as something that left with Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. - Red Cma !s—
the W. I. 'wanted d em
o do for th. in -: ......
ratitnde for iervlees rendered and G. McIntyre; in StontiviIle, whit- - - -- AIEI TO vwra
thaaiifulaess far their sate retort. Mrs. Hackett; in Green River, with'
31pCROOM'EOUIPMENT -PNITRRION SERVICII ;
1b tighter vein, the speaker told s• Mr. Duncan and in Altona, with Mr. - - -' OUTPOST NOSMALS 111i1TIN0 HOMEMAKER:
host a soldier who had decided to Iteceor. _ : '"BUT"I MPROVEMRR CANADIAN RED CWSS COP" -
cook up a former buddy, and tindiag . More or less in this connection, a _ __ VSACETIME FLOOD DONOR MATER SAM" AND
hhnsetf in a. strange town and not
few attractive, Silver Merit Buttons SERVICE ' , AQUATIC PROGRAMME
ttimg anywhere, •aslaed a boy if he save been Bent to each branch to be - A' DISASTER REUEf i
a guy with one leg called
: ..HOME NURSING, FIRST AID
- ?" The boy •" awarded to workers with outstanding 'MIOMENS• WORK COMMITTN "AM THE RESERVE :...
YB�' "Munro?" �rvicea for Red Cross to their credi w - -
_ • I, don't know. What's the otior leg C .�. .
called 4'! . o far, the names of the 'winners T _ ..
Mrs. L. ,Matthews ii nd Mrs. A•nzds, °•� ""t a.:ble;— but -wst�h -Clue - -
overseas Box Conveners; presented space next P week' We think these.
the men with the institute g: its, buttons will be Highly prized by - T N E CANADIAN RED CROSS . SOCIETY
ti :oee who' get them, but they will :j
leather wallets containing money; the ""
mng Y. a have. been ,well earned. _- oNtARw DIVISION -- -
crowd sang "For They are Jc.liy
:Good Fell ar�d "Auld Lang - MEMBERSHIP WEEK MARCH id- MARCI4 7th
Sync'; . in this cordial atmos- The heavy snow fall this Week has ,
Dh surrormded by their relatives left r►bst of us just waiting until
and friends, the boys n;ut,: have thA v''rd R up'aad fills in all the
felt that It was indeed good to be roads aisin.
- .
` goals last winter, will have to scare Max Bentley already has achiev54 8 -3 in the scoring race- last seas -x3
ix oats in the' next 11 games to hat k G cl-w t needs and com !led •record total of
_.._ �
1�
4 �
s g
hit the 25 -goal marl- this Scar. -
t mar , aye
three more grins and Toe B'.r,kc.re- _.
p
ptrints_ Richard and l.ach play A
a^ Blake i•I. This
_._-_
Bill Taylor, one of the cleverer:
quires 3i�f r• -st seaso.i only tw►,
the entire g m, s,
play- makers in hock ;-'p history,
men made the 30 -gr•al grade --
reason.
ka
By FD.
FITKIN -
has cnly '10 a«ists to his credit -
Richard, wl u uaggou So and l'i'ef'
elincCr4ce�'�.walo to hi h-
y3 Y d
whi'e Gaye Stew,trt, who 4cfinitefy
bie Cain of Bo+ton, who netted �2.
scoring st #rt but injures to INo.•►-
You can't' tell how an expert's
-going
liockcy has ever been accorded a
isn't'. a ker, has .2 assists,
Toe Blake and Fed Keane iy
and tl en Dc•ug • Bentley
-
s�tnt alytical mind' is to function
triple crowrin6:
piaytn;
wound up with 29 each.
wrec
wrecked their. record- breaking
Dut it se ^ms to this observer that
_ _ * + + __
Barron¢ lnfore•een scoring
_
chances. As of now, ,the' Have
_.]Bill Durnan is it line not only for
Odd;-des Depactlaent -�--�-
,
splurges, only -three .players appar
Montreal's Punch L,i: a -Rich-
first liar 'has 125 points o its ere
the Ve; ina Tr, -hy and All -Star
selection this year. mitA11 --
1lfaurice Richard, who scored 50
ently will be 3U -goal men this year
ard, Each anu Blake- fintshet��.
dit with•�:S .e� to q'i• -- -
- - --
;
-- noalia
for the Hart Trophy.
•' -
- -- - - — -
AL?VR�'ISIN
With Sweet William in the net,
<:
CLASSIFIED
Canadier_s ca'ce walked intt first
_ -
place, and stayed there until ne
s nv CHICKS
BABY CHICK
FARMS FOlt SAI.R
/11.1'tItIUNITIRS Mull tvWii" _
suf%red a bi -ken hand early . r
January, then the, f00{ C. VCC in on
- -- — -
__
YUUh. UU%ERNMENT APPROVED
100 -ACRE FARM, CLOSE TO TOWN
BE A HAIRDRESSER
t
MONKTON POULTRY FA M
chicks from Accredited ,Flocks
of Barrie, highway and Lake Sim-
JOIN C'ANAD :'S LEADING S('Ht)UL
the Canucks. They lost three of .
CHICKS
should be ordered now. Barred
coe, Hydro available: also 10 -acre
Great'-- Oopurtunity Learn
yi
; their next 'our games and toppled
Rocks, New •-i.ampshires, New
lot, Box 81, 7,3 Adelaide W., To-
Hairdressing
>tlOm a[St place t0 third place.
You buy baby chi r one
To dividends
Hamp X Barred Rocks, and Light
Sussex X New Hamp Hybrids. All
ronto.
Pleasant dig-ilfled proression, Kood' . ,..
successful
.' • • • -
reason. receiv on
your 'Investment, you must be
breeders blood- tested for both the
FARMS FOR SALE., WE CAN SELL
wages, es. America's t sysl
graduates. America's greatest e.
-.�
Durnan rvrs on he sidelines fcr
certain where your money is in-
vested. We offer you baby chicks
regular and X strains of Pollorum
for your • protection. Lincoln
you any size farm you wish ,to
r
tam.. • Lllustrnted catalogue free.
Write or call
- ---10 gawv s• -at.d Canadiens won
from a Poultry Farm with! every
Chick Hatchery; 2 Race •Street,
buy,. at reasonable prices: For
apply. at Donohue'-
MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
only three nd lost seven. Patti
breeder pullorum tested and gov-
ernment banded. Write for our
St. Catherines, Ontario,
particulars
Gauge, Renfrety, Ont.'
SCH(wLS
358 Bloo. W. Toronto
Bibeault, in that span, .;e:ded 30
1946 price list and descriptive ca-
GET PREMIUM PRICES FOP. A -1
FOR' SALE, 193 ACRES,
Ki
Branches: 4% King et. Hamilton
goals, an average of 3 per game.
talogue.
Poultry produce You can raise a'
1eealthy Grade A flock If you start
FARSI
mile west of Kitchener limits,
A 74 Rideau- Street. Ottawa.
Durnan, in the 24 games he played
M O N K T O N POULTRY
the Top Notch way. For Top
Kitchener Stratford highway,
PATENTS
= or to his inj tr;•, conceded 61
FARMS, MONKTON, ' .ONT.
Notch chicks carry a premium-
$25,000.00. For information write
-aa av Of 8.5 per game
'from the day - they're hatched. The
Charles __W_. Moser, Kitchener,
R. R. 4.
FETHERSTUNHAUGH Xc_LOMPANY
�gOals -ra$
Top Notch system of breeding
Patent Solicitors. EsEbll. <hed 1Syu;
= --and had three shutouts. -
RELIABLE CHICKS
from Government Accredited Pull-
14 King West. Tort nto. Booklet of
+ • +
Just think what this means to the
orum breeders results in - chicks
greater stamina, greater liv-
IF YOU LOOK FOR A GOOD FARM
Informaton on request.
Then Bill returned the net on
buyer. Your investment is made
worth while when you purchase
.,with
' ability and productivity. Get your,
in the Niagara Peninsula, bet-.
Lake
'PERSONAL
Feb. 2 and ibe Hab-. promptly
your chicks from us. Our repeat
next flock off to a good start
with Top Notch chicks. Send for
wean Lake Ontario and
Erie, go to a farmer for complete
'•ELIJAH CIIMING BEFOHE
started to hurtle again. They
orders year after' year is the
proof of our quality chicks. Blood
our special reduced prices for
information. I have farms for all
trait
Chrtat." Wonderful book free. -_.
romped to a 6-2 victory Over Chi-
Letting for pullorum done each
3Sarch, chicks and start your.
pu rposes. mined, dairy, and
farms, with stock and
Megiddo Mission. Rochester 11_
c4go, stepped into ' Bostor and
-year, we only hatch from clean
chicks early this year. Free cats•
logue. Also ten to twelve week
chicken .i h
elements or without, and with
N. q
blanked the Bruins 2.0 for Bill's
� •. -
flocks. Millers Chick Hatchery,
Fergus.' Ont. (Successor to J. D.
old floor raised puldete for lmme-
modern barn equipment, Also
THE CHURCH FORGOT GOD'S
......
fourth shutout, went on from there
-.'Johnson). -
diate delivery. Top Notch Chick-
houses with city conveniences,
'Farms from $1500 to
teaching! Read "A Minister's Rea-
for Leaving His Church." Free
to Chicago wherd" they wallopKd
erles, Guelph, Ontario.
.ranging
;3,0,000- and to suit everybody's
son
-'copy from Christadelphian Churc!i,
;
toe Hawks again, S -1, moved. into
GAINFORTH'S NEW
pocket. Please wrlfe to T. A
35 HRzeiton Ave., Toronto, Ont.
_
�Toronro; an- coact -(to • r - Legfs, --
•
'— HANIPSHIRES
HCsiNESS 0111•ORTUNITIR's
llban, Real•'Estate. R.'•R. 2,
Ann's, Ontario. /I3t�}�
,
# -3, :.nd the- belted New Yore•
A Good Cholr.e for articular oul-
P D
RETURNED VETERANS I RURAL
/
PHt►Tl►t:pAl•l�lt
_ .• .:
.- IZ3IIgr,[9, 5 to 4: _
trymen. The LookW 11: Lay -
y e Well
and Lay Well. High Hatches of
-
ens not cal able � -so, + -d work.
1r you can drive a car and sell,
� -i9 ACRES, NEW HOUSE, ; CITY
'TIME; TESTED QUALITY
--
* w
a'h5' not try netling L:ghtnla$
conveniences, chicken Doses,
ih
Thus, sta:v D'.rnsn's return, the
Healthy Chicks makes poultry
raising a pl••asure. Breeders Ap-
Rods? Small , investment required
suitable for .poultry far%. po
W. Ernest, St.1A•rlhs.
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
"
' I•iurilin :labs have cricked for
g
proved and rkubie Pullorum test-
to be In business' for yourself
with good r,ranclal results. Gov-
highway $0.
Ontario. s
Your films yr rime developed and
Stinted
'five straight victories, as this is
ed. Drop a :t,,c for_prtces to Gain-
forth's Hatrhery, Trenton. Ont
ernment A.ittculars Business.
rrito-
=Write ► and ter
6 OR 8 EXvOSURE ROLLS 25c
-- -
written, : nd re balk or. top of
he B. om-
ry openings. The B. Phillips Com-
openings.
HAIRORF.+tSlNO
REPRINTS 8 for 25c
FINEST ENLARGING SF.RViC£ '
the h•ap- appar -ntly to sta3. Dick
'CAPONS REAf)! MADE, AL.a1O CUS --
an Llmf�ed. 200 Main Street.
p S'•
LEARN HAlHURESSINU CHE
•you may not get all the films you
Irwin, who onould kno'1, tiait:,s thai
tom caponietng. Edmund._Sioehr.
-R• R. No. 3. Kmltbvllle. Oat
TorohW. Oat.
Robertson method. Information
the quality and service desire
-can
1w[naa is responsible for this tip
LUMBERMAN - LOG SCALES,
R request regarding classes.
Robertson's Hslydreaeing Aced-
want this yea:, but you an ►rat ail
by sending your films to
". owing, - "Not only is he a great
ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW! YOU
gain nothing by waiting, so don't
handy.ealevlator, 25 refits_ past-
paid. The Outlook, Middleton,
ems. %137 Avenue Road. Ibronto.
s
limpERIAL PHOTO. IF 14
'
- -; gcalie,', say8 Dick, "but 1!e iv al3o
put off ordering a single day,
N�cn Scotia.
Statlou 1, Toronto
V_ ',
•
g great team plavef, ? iedaer and
andrbreed decide
ou want. The supply.
TI-APPERS - GLAND, SCENT
HELP. WANTED
RICHLY FRAMED r
an inspirat on to the rest of -1'.e
will not fill the demand for April
lures have no equal for all animals
CHILUS NURSE OR NANNY.
COLORED ENLARGEMENT
boys. You can't imagine what a �
and early May and the majority
'who
!tow their mating season. Trap
Thoroughly exDerlenCed In care
diffefence he make! 01st thE't.~
of chick buyers intend to
-will
wolves X17 summer for bounty.
of children, for new baby and
SPECIAL VALUE $.1.39 '
_
_ -_,- - _
_ wait until, later to order be
_For particulars. write A. E- Fish=
-two year old. Musi like country
(%V1th Easel Back !1.65)
r s
-
disappointed. Eggs and poultry .
consumption Is at the hitthest
er,');oe i1tf, Calvary, Aibecta.
- - -°
,but be ready to travel Good
WHILE THE SC,'PI,V LAVTls
-
' If Bill should wind :.p as Hart
level of all Nutee, utimts'takable
GE EGGS : IN COLD
home, permanent situation for
' right person, Highest wages.
Enlargement 4 x 6", colored by
Trophy sinner, he wound become
proof that the poultryman is pro-
WEATHER
Other help kept. Geraldine Sifton, :
hand in finest studio, style frum
-on 7• tl"
the first N.H.L- netmirider to
during a product which eager
-
R'R. \o. 3, Mallorytoa�n, t)nL
negative, special
achieve tt+is distinction.-And -if also
buyers are waiting for at prices
which
".\atoms ii" time switches for
..any
blue line mount, framed In rich
moulding White with Gold trim,-
would be precedent-shattering if
mean real. profits for the'
producer. Take delivery. of your
poultry (24.00, a Dame
TJriar Recorders. Notre Dame
EXPERIENCED COUPLE TO HELP.
_
New Natural or. Gilt. $1.39 with
d
should take the 1Vezina, Hart and
chicks early. You will not only
1,
St, ,tt'rst, Montreal, Que.
on farm, woman -as housekeeper
care of two children. Box 83,
easel back. $1.65. Get orders In
early.
Al: -Star awards for no man in
make extra money with Zdarch
hatched: chicks, but -you will save
MR. WOOL' GROWER
and
13 Adelaide W. Toronto. -.
Any size roll (6 or 8 exposures) , .. .
money as we offer liberal die-
counts for March chicks and can
We r verate a Government Llcens-
developed_ and printed 25c. Ea-
l'argetftents 4 x 6" In easel mounts,
'S
CHECKED
give prompt delivery. Free cataf
Yd «-ooh Warehouse and are pre-
to this season•-
ANTED YOUNG WOMAN TO AS-
for 25cr framed on Ivory tint
rusts 7 z In Gold,, Rllver, Wa)-
hV a -M, iri(/
logue. Also eiSht and ten week
olo floor raised pullets for Imme-
yarrd purchase
wes'1 clip according to Govern-
o
sfst in;.good home In Rosedale,
Toronte. Plain . cook, toad of
BIaek__Ehnci *td
- nut Bl
'each. 'colored
-OP Money Back
digte delivery. Tweddre Chick
mrnt Grading Standards and at
children. Wages Forty Dollars per
Ise.
s. Tf 797.
frames 69c
Hatcherles'Limited, Fergus, Ont
estshiilihed Government, prices.
month Will provide transport -
FREE BONUS OFFER
• For quid[ rellet Iram Itchia��aused by erseaas.
Prompt settlements trade. You
ation'to Toronto. Apply Bo x s2,
A coupon good for one mounted
athlete's foot. scabloLpimpksaadother►tchim
eoaditl n n coon inedicatAIl ut.'
g
BAj3V CHICKS, GOVERMENT
c'un aDDI} your wool credit
aralnst blanket purchases. We
73 Adelaide West, Toronto.
- - - -- -
_
enlargement . z 6" given free
:.Ill. road, 211 order reaetve�-m,�-
...... D. D. o !R[iC10101 ION. Gresackm am
banded and blood tested. Barron
'strain$, C.' White Leghorn B
do -fiat hawRe used-- weolletrs -wo -
-
fng January and February.
stainless Soothes. comforts andzufrJtiy cal rrs
Intense
IntenseItc6ln +� • oardrGs ii
andr
T hocks. Acton Poultry Farm.
are- we..Able to.do Customs lYork
MEDICAL
Canada'- largest studio does qua-" -
:.,�v -� n. o.0.MQaCR1!~T[ON.
•
Fi:•r 3 ?8. Actonti Ont.
THF:'` %-rRATHItOT WOOLLEN
LIMITED
_
,1fty Mork promptly - and at low-
eat cost. (Print Name and Address
—WIT!' fiAM$Lz
%TRATHROY. ONTARIO.
HAf M . FUUT BALM DE-
...no,. nrfenwtoe Deer instantly.
plainly on Orders.) -.
uses -r, si
You will Emlea staat� Al
lYiina you can buy quality chicks.
IIYF:INt: AND ULrALKINt
Ibc. bottle, Ottawa ngegt Den-
man Drug store. Ottawa.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
1 �
•
b: =eked by our Ilbersl guarantee.
3ra[ch and April chicks stilt
Box 129H. Post Office A, Toronto -
•
„ v _
___tea tlo. ;'ll. breed___ banded.
HAVE 11,L' ANYTHING NEEDS
Wrote to,' us
A TRTAL - EVERY SUFFERER
culled, and doubts blood, tested by
d)'eui6 ur c:exntnitr
for information. We are lad to
—ot n..v a;n�or Nour( ts__
_ __A(j)$ICAL IPSTitUif ;.NTS
- -- -
TVRUa I'O
Every Room with Bath,
Government officials, to Insure
our customers. Free catalogue
Depart-
answer your queatlona. apart-
should try Dixon's Remedy. Mum-
ro'p,Drug Store, 335 Elgin. Otte-
FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYS,
.rhower and Telepkese
an,d price 'liar.. Order. now from
mane H. iarker's Dye 1YOrke
i'11 Yonge Street. To-
we. Postpaid $1.00.
sells, exchanges musical Instru-
i,`
M "Ingle, $2AG up -
Frey's Hatchery. St. Jacobs, Ont.
- •Limited
meats. 111 Church, Toronto
"
Doable. $3.50 op.
sonto.
STObI. CH 0t, i THREAD WORMS
M Gook Food, Dining sad Dame.
GET FT`RST ON THE IdARKET3
FOR aALa
often are the cause of III health
14TAMPS
Ins' wtRlatly,
with February cockerels. Prompt
. in humane, 611 ages, No one fin -
Sherboarne at Carlton
shipment of heavy breeds - New
SHOE MACHINE, GOOD CONDI-
mune!. Why not find out If this is
SEND US THE NAMES OF COUN-
tn'
Tel. RA. 4130
Hampshire, L S. x N. H. Light
ti•bn,- also 60 cycle floreacerrt fix- :
your trouble, Interesting particu-
tries you. are interested and
Sussex, etc. Order your dsyold
lure. Brack broa.dtall fur coat,
lars - Free! Write Mulveney'i-
we will seat you a. nice selection
chicks now _too. Bray Hatchery.
size 12. $15.00 Advertiser, 43 Day
'Remedies, gt•Pciallats, Toronto i.
on approval Mount Royal Stamp
iE" :o :.. f#, Ila..dl:.,._. �-
_
- -- nve .nronte. ' ..
�
nn r�TR Mr(1111. College Ave--, --'•
�
,
HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT DIX-
Montreal, ^at ada.
mS Heavy Tread
CHT1'KS STARTED ON. REQUEST.
Lx, horn. Rocks, Sussex, New
ENGINES, GASOLINE, AIR COOL -'
on's Neuritis and Rheumatic Pain
— --
Tk(HA('CU -
_. Retreads
Hampshire, _Leghorn X Rocks,
New .Hampshire X Rocks. •- Brun-
ed. four cycle, two to six horse
-_ 'power. Amalgamated Enterprises!
33 Church St., Toronto...
Remedy ?, It gives good results.
Munro's Drug Stare, 33.5 Elgin,
Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
S -POUND SAMPLE PACKA(;E
;NRW 'rlit GUARANTEE
tier's Poultry Farm, Lucan; Ont.
Leaf Tobacco_ • Virginia • burley
TWF.DDLE,LIGHT SUSSEX. X. NEW
ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW. USED
ARE YOU CONSTIPATED? DO •YOU
-and prior, receipts and flavoring.
postpaid. Ruthven Tobacco' �'-
_
-Y7
�a� ��
Ham shires have proved excep-
D
bought, so'd, rebuilt: belts•.pul-
le }•s, 'hrush ;s. Allen Electric Com-
frequently have .headaches andxctiange,
dirt }• spells? Are you nervous de-
-Exchange, Ruthven, Ont. ' "•
�
tional for both meat and egg pro-
pany Ltd., ".:t!•6 Dufferin St. Tor-
,
and irritable. Do you eats
s T.10 440- 4;,0 /s1, 400/
duetloa. Purchasers report fast
onto, Oat,
..pressed
fer, from gastritis'-and Indigestion
WANTED
0 7.00 47b•TiM /19. 473.4M/20
growth, plump carcasses and high
production of big brown eggs.
FORD FERG'USON`
or pains from neuralgia, neuritis
Do 'have
EX- AIRMAN, WISHES TO RENT
s 0.00 625/!8, .5Ane. rusa 1r
Both sexes resemble Light Sussex,
Minn
"' ` j'RA(;TQR
or rheumatism? you
- �ROkaches and urinate too often?
or lease 4 -5 -car repair garage or
building it)
61275 026 - 050/10. 000- O'i0%7t - --
-Black ca X White Leghorn
-
�,- avtea- p#mpies er -•e blotchy
suitable good .town. ,
-
r
$14.80 Truck 30x5 S ply, 060/20
cross is an excellent white egg
producer. We have them both for '
Owners, anew manure Loader has
complexion? If you have these
Government certificate Class A. &
'C. life' time mechanic. Samuel -
$26.003 0- 700 /ZO IO ply
�
delivery. Trdeddle Chick
been -designed for your tractor: It
Toads a spreader within 13¢ to 4
symptoms n Galaen 'Rod Fa-
moos Indian Herbs, the nature]
'Plain, Wallaceburi;, Ont,
$30.00 34x7 - 760/20 12 ply
Hatcheries Limited, Fergus_ Ont. Ont,
.
minutes, attaches 'almost ''
bUlPric tonic and
Other Sizes at Equally Low Prices -
be
quickly as your plow, can be
any
purltler. Price postpaid to any"
purifier.
WANTED IN SMALL TOWN, SOLID,
We. Ship Everywhere. Order At
,
GAINI+mrH $ WHITE
operated' by a- child, and is away
address •$1.00. Results guaranteed
well- built.•house, • 7,or 8 rooms, ..
Once.,
U..GHORNS
below. the price- of any known
or money refunded, Golden Rod
•,pret9rably two floors, living
loader., • Write today for prices
Remedies, Box 66, Station F., Tb-
room must be 25 feet or longer.
Biltnte ?ire Sales
Large ligo�� us Chicks from Year-
ling Two breeders
and folder i., us, the manafactur-
ronto. Ontario.
Georgian type home d €sirable.
:4lust be in condition, hav4
1
279 Queen E. Toronto
and year old
that were Real' . Money- Makers,
Double Putlur:ua tasted. Govern-
ors, Ernest Ser ore & Son, Bfowit
Albert, Ont.
good
: conveniences, and priced Tight
A. Donaldson, 1 Ferndale Avenue.
Ontario
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TNT SHAKES UP KING'S PALACE HOW Can I? —`
�: s :.,• :,. :; :� :�` B ANNE ASHLEY !� C"80KICLES • ' !
y <Gwendohne P. Clai lee �
k I Q. How can 1 prevent a fresh of GIHGER F • • ` ' - - -'
s, bump on the flesh from discolor- - -` -- i
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t _ ' diately 'with wet starch. Wl' ' friends, , how did you his in,'k output thinks he will ,
the' big windstorm last supplement his feed supply by ttie
Q. How can 1 wash corduroys? neck? ':o doubt every- person Div putchas- of bran, shorts and oil-
., A. Wash the corduroys carefully, ing in ;h: country has some sto•r, c -ike. H-t is soon told that bran and
then rinse until the water is clear. tc• tel:- trer''s blowu down, shit• shorts ere needed for millinv
i- LUo not squeeze out the tvatec "'at" tors ripr•(•d frc,m the wall, or barn tl'at oilrake is practically unob-
"lf the last rinsing, but throw the gar- rdoors blown off. It was quite a tainabla. Hi wife plans to raise
¢ ' ment over the line in a shady place wind av
, ast': it? m
_ _ ore chickens only to_find that
-while dripping- wet..- - - We ��arted th`e . y_ c tie brooder coal she ordered ls;t
Q. How can F clean tinware tho- discovery that the w off, fill will not be available. That to
roughly? co fr,ui five- thirty tiF il:tylrght what I mean when F say use earth rt
:` A. Dampen a cloth and dip it in- we g:, n, d' our way around,.-Ay 1.'ok ahead. But we can help the
" " to common soda-' then rub the tin - candle and lantern light. Partner situation in some cases by thinking
, evc,n with the lantern alight, u' the, immediate future. For in-
' ware thoroughly. Follow Athis by said
g 1, washing and wiping dry: This it was, like working in the .dark al, . stance we cannot help a power
treatment will remove aJI stains. the ,bar-., so accustomed has +he he :reak bu' if we are caught Withrout
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Q. How .eau 1 varnish paper on come ', good lights eve.rywhd, e. candles or coal oil that is ,nothing
a kitchen or bathroom wall; so that He wJ l iers now how he ever got but 'careldssness.
¢ - aloe n ithout the hydro. It is a
s grand "thin never to Fat
- 'it can be wiped with a damp cloth. g •: g
: ?. A Mix one ounce of um arabic. ` off dr:ng anything. I wonder how
yF r > "'Y g The fast damage from the ga.'- s it feels. Like a lot of other peot,lg
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three ounc s_of glue, and bar of ti�ai trced was to our storm - 1 mean well I always mean
t Jr P e q
' son , dissolving all in a wart of i i o 1. Birt you know how it goes. :
::,< t ;; water, and a ly with a aint brush. door. It had blown open -as 1 we,
:yam . n ' ��a, PP P
• Q. How can 1 make a good nickel thoug..t. But when I went to shot Or do you. -
- Everyone in Buckingham Palace, London, was warned to keep away it the door just wasn't there• -tt _
from the part of the building facing St James' park as a bomb din- and steel polish? 'east 'u), on its hinges. But it was
posal squad prepared to get rid of a German bomb that had been A, Ifix one tablespoonful of tur- o the around -with broken gliss COnderiaed Vitamins
- - - - -- - buried in the park -since war days. The bomb's own explosive was pentine, one tablespoonful, of sweet and pa:•. of th- frame work pullei
first neutralized, then the missile was blown up, -as pictured above. oil, and enough emery powder to out from the• door jamb. And then Most nuts are at least half fat
with a heavy, charge of TNT. The explosion rattled the palace the consistency of cream. Apply . Partne- got to the • barn rust and are It high t protein that
windows, but caused no damage. with a- soft rag, then wipe off, and
' - - polish with a dry flannel. time eo stop the barn door from they can alternate at times for meat
_ blowing in. The brace on the inside in a main dish. T
t _ J Q. How can I easily remove grass of th t door had snapped in two
stains from clothing? a, d LIM '1x IwJAL WIA], 6 fd�a„M4 1. .
A. These stains can often be re- •bad 1oMpletely -disappeared.
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"• ^•,�� '"" • ^ ^ ^ ^ : "" °'it - atsrmoesi 11 . -,- tom.. .; clnrit before the .
_ -� HELEN TOPPING MILLER - and water. '
power came on again -Tong enough
for us to realize ho dependent wt. :, f:
f- White Bread had already become on electricity. ,-;• '.
CHAPTER XX, was off to jthe Pecos. River coup- No lights, no radio, no toast, no
- "I've got all the information," try. 1 easy way to boil .a kettle. But it
Grice said. "I know how ,much he's "I'll be waiting for, you,. big fel: United States housewives can ex- did not affect the milking, Our
sunk in that well. It was a fool pest the new off -white tread to menfolk stil, milk the -bard hard w.+
low," he said blandly. as he -dr y'
arted. "I'll nail •down abed for start showing up in their stores in
Preposition from the start and we F from six to eight weeks.
tried to sell him that idea -indi- You -une with no corriu oba� in the ifillers have been ordered to start Rig"' now, of course, we can
redly, of course. But we didn't. •;et- mattress if possible -and Ill look making "Trumin flour" on_ March blame ali our troubles on the. sun•
anywhere with it. We thou 'tt the gals aver; they're sheep ranch- spY•ts. If i2'becomes terribly cold -
. g 1. It will be from four to six weeks
Kimball could handle 'tae business cis out there -goats and stuff -ail wcll, chat's the sun- spots. Sudden
kinds of 'money. Might even find after that before present stocks of •.haw end wind -well, that's fete
' 'but he bungled it every, time oe 7• - light flour are exhausted and ba- - - -
tnrned around. He told us he aorta you a rich widow. Widows always leers turned to the Weer flour. Sur -spots too. And -if you re feel-
get as else- leas, on Mason'a..lanJ. have a weakness for curly mhair;' rag b:r• or reckless, lazy, a� rgetic
I his stuff down here isn't big • ' • u ' ir-itatle- especially if you arse
•• enough -we've got to expand. If Adelaide had stood by, listening, - terliug - irritable -well, that isn't a
'we had Mason's stuff we could qu her . face cool and aloof.• "Bf ore_ vuur far: , of course. It is just the 00 d Health
.'somewhere. But 'Kimball fell low t BiV. that she enjoys starving in ° "+ "•' T sun -spots taking it out an you.
on it, and so I was thinking, now wierd place,&," she said nastily, i`. aur,•spota were all we had to and Lots of Pop
the Mason's quitting definitely -- Gary felt a 'hot..savage surge of 7 q worry r,bciutl . ii seems to me the.7s Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver l'i1L
maybe you..:' anger. but he kept his control, with must be ' z few earth spots around have a long ieoordof dependability,
"You want me to talk Mason .n• difficulty. "i. don't want any wii• somewh e too. Or something li'.e es a regulator of fiver and kidneys
ti teasing to you, is that it?" said ow.'_ he said- ctirtlyt "I .dQO't _Rt!gat -_ _.._ - - -- that,- Th• -latest- is- this spy rind a
6u1t,_ is a cold, .level tort: " ` "So -any woman." ;panda' -and k doesn't give one , They u l :1 arouse these
you can go out and sell stock in Her .eyes blazed -at him, • her lip a very comfortable feeling, does it ?- petite and help to, improve the ergasaps�
• y petite and help to improve di�eation.
- an •oil field to 'little school teach= curled. "Did you ever see such a Clean out the Poisons with Dr.
edi and widows with a little in,' -mule?" .she asked .Bill, scorn- Partne.' and I often have quua Chase's KidaeyLtver Pills and m
Rltr3rlCt— ae[l_�rin__o_'�m - f„W3-1
_ to see derricks going up and drills "A11 right," Gary flared at her world conditions, especially as th ty� a butt.
going down --and everything bit "Um a mule, A mule has sense. - affect industry, agrictilture and )ur
oill" — - H"nows when -be's licked. He + owti evervdav life. Partner is a!_\
"Loon: here --I'm ready to M I'_e t', k.,. }. •hour cli io pieces t•, ways :coking ahead
Vi planning this �
you a, legitimate proposition. The trying to do - the impossible -he ! and planning tha.,- I. c,ntend that
•� well up there .is no good to Mason. just quits. Now, if you'll, excuse. P 'it is nr :less to think too much t
He'll pull his derrick down, and .me, I'll go out and clean up that About tne, future•; that the best any
having air abandoned well only a slush pit." He stalked away and he - - -- of us can do is to live one day at
quarter o_ f a mile fdom us isn t did not book back. a time.
i 'ic to bi good our business. He worked till he ached with ` .. - - By thai� don't mean we -sh�ti-l4 -- -
You're in a better position to ban weariness and'4then, very late, he : just tit' back . • d give Lo thought
idle Mason right now than anybody went' upstairs and threw hiniseif to th- future at all. But I do mew n
--and we'll take care of you, : f ;cross his .bed. 13ut he could not tha•..f, in living one day at a time,
, Mrst. .. ". sleep. He ,jerked erect, later, when � we mike the best- possible use a.f i -
" ' • someone tapped on his door and each day �C it cornea along, then The way you took care of Old Mona Lee called anxiously '* we are to a certain extent, laying s - x
snarl Harper when he went out and "Gary ?" l wood :•.,i.•dation for the future if PAIN
cut season's water tine, And 51ide ' • ' we are n >' behind -'with our regul•ir ��p� ,
- r=Etfs; when lit trtimpe�
-up a fake' rie opened t �ooc. -sire was av °a giy work t en we should be 'able ro y p1{V
-lawsuit to harass Mason and delay standing there, and her eyes had - take al,.antage of opportunities as
.-work on his well ?" an odd, excited look in them. they arise. _
"Listen, buddy, when a busines, "Gary, Mr.' Hickey's 'downstairs'. ! ;: • i y' '
man won't listen• to a business ar•' He wants to .talk'-about the wcll- , �o� So ' nian thins bat effect our TAST' ■
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t gument and I don't know what'to say. You daily W. -ir.g are beyond our wn
"You heard what he said, -Bill.' come Gary.'" ' i �� ttol. A farmer wishing to inereasa "
Gsry gTas grim.. "Keep it in mind, Hickey sat in the living morn, Embroidery that evert .a youns- , ' '
I may need you. As for you, Mr, looking, strange and stiff in his Sun'- '
Grice -1'm young and out of a' job day clothes, He was turning his ter can do gives these aprons color, how tout
and interest.. Ypu caq make tht, "
and because I was in a tight spot hat round and round- in his- ,hands. ready ,
I worked for- you for two days. "Herq's .Gary, Mr.. Hickey.,. Noty_ o" from this patters,
-But I don't' want the money. You One yard., of fah ;ic gf,,,less• for.
you tell' him what' you've just •told i t i ,
- cari, tear up the check., I've: never me "..4 �•�. , , . each apron! Pattrrn' 964 had trains �{ re p+� mmayo a emund by
wo ked for a crook -and , i, don't Hickeys scratched his head. :'l fir - pattern of rt, _14 • 14'j aun , i iris acid, ■ Wood impv* that i
"expect to begin. Good "day, sir." was telline Mis' Maso ,_rc- -took; `"ty 3l 'x 5- irich,niotifs; directioi,s shsuld be esbaeled by died 1f
He turned aw h, ". r . Jadiioysfag,andezcessunc remson.it �, • +• -�
' *�',« like a plumb waste to-'pull'the'cas- Send TWENTY CENTS ,.in cause revue discomfort and Pain.
aViang in 'front 'of ''trim, squaring ing, on that well. Looks to me like C.0 (stamps ca6tlt be accepted) Trait tlicimsfic penis by k Your
his thick body. w" rghty near down -did- you , for ;this pattern tc -Wifidn, 'Needle• kidneys in pad condition. Get mad use ,I '
• "Look ,hear, you young pup-. tale: 3Rloak at that stuff we was, dealt Dept., Room. '421, 73 Adelaide
Dodds Kidney 1'�Is. Dodd's hmlp you
you can't talk that wa to met I'll +i St. i W , Toramto. ;' Print• plainly kidneys rd'aof tronble-making poisons ►
Y Y drilling yesterday? II
run yon out 'of the country- I'll-" - PA`TT RN N Ub1 BER, your ? °sad excess ackls -bap you ia1 6Mbr
Yes, 1 looked at it_ Sulphgr'_in NA�i E' and•, ADDRESS• .:Bern. want Dodd's can do or yon. ts7 :
"All right," Gary set his. jaw, '
drew back, his arm, "I'll give-it if „ _ see for elf how quickly Aapuia
Yeh and where you ��
to "You in a � wa � Bot. $uiPhur, -- ' ' _ acts, Drop one in a glass of wati�
y you will under and "clock" it. Within two seconds,
'stand, then!" a lot of times yon got oil.' I fig- i " �_ � •:,� ••
ured mayb* we could shoot that it will start to disintegrate. It does
He swung once ''at the pulpy, well." - ' 'the same when you take it. As a
crimson face. Grice went down •
• ' ' $ut, look here, .Hickey -I i / � / / ) .� � result, it provides relief with remark
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with a wheeze and a grunt. able
haven't any money.•." -� - speed. C#et Aspirin today. The _
: Red -hot 'pain shot along Garj%s 'Yeah, 1 figured on that. But I . _ I "19ayu" cross on
-tortured shoulders, but he was' too .gured if you was to help me -kind / each tablet is your
.enraged to notice it. He scrubbed of take the responsibility and fix s guarantee that it's
a his knuckles on his shirt And things up with 94ason -1'd hey the Aspirin,
strode off, ill Grant trotted along stuff. As- the well stand:• to be a to-
beside him. tal loss the way it is now, I tigiired
".Boy, what a sock." he panted. maybe Mason would be willing to
*'Well.- now' t guess we're both. out cut us, in, for sav an -eighth,
of 'a job.' Yippee! if. we._went ahead _ aa1 - fetched -him - = ! e ♦ t `
yltfy had promisad Harvey 141 &• - �►� IN-
1, in a- paying well. tctn to stay on tte okep, 'll le r uhtt turned, and a 'pronnse � a prom- "But you've t CHILDREN #O -New Low Paces!
y Fat aiih aerie ,low He'd •help Hickeyn up 'the -
, area around the well, and ill the there -and. shale-" +� - lm Pocket box of 12s. . 0'0 erdy ile
% (< It ( ti c all xoony boNs of 24 .. ontyl9ni tatitime soriicullint, Wight turn ,j Es
-a good foh romcwhere.. p ND
Fomilyslz• of 100 ... aiy7%
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.,and Baibers . Britbon grass are in the feed. B °�' � vestiges
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MAA 'P FOB • ! gredient in CAFETERIA CW& �► Rates
Starter. N. M. Gordon
EGGS - LrVE ! DRESSEq - We cazi't invite you to compere tLs a JFSONS..296 D+ �.++� •.1 MAIr #'
POULTRY _ingredients of CAFETERIA Chick Starter with otha
thick starters for no other feed gives you full formula
Special Prices until turthee •-'information. 0�2
notion for Top Quality Lt" We invite you to visit your nearest MONARCH and - ^'um ��
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CAFETERIA seed dealer to check over the corapkte The W $
LIVE FOWL, well .fatted Iistof ingredients ii�'CAFETERIA CRICK STARTER. _ -
,� tQ s pounds 1 -2e. ib. CAFETERIA P 0 0 LT K Y F E E p S S►ca •lior : 'Julichoh
..IM YOUNG BROILER$ -
2 1 -2 to 8 Ibs. each 8o 1 -2e. '- T
• Howard- 1117, and Searboro 88:
Above prices aelive�red to ono
MO.KARCN LIVESTOCK�.�FEE ®S:
Whitby Plant TM only '7open lormvb" Jwdt on the rrrlssirwt. ;Veugh and Dressed Lumber i®worh
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OTHER LIVE' OR DRE98ED - �iabsrior Trim ilcaHiap -
- POULTRY AT PRDVAII.iNG�, Soft and Hardwood Flooring - - - -- --
PRICffi' - - Brick Insul" siding CW&gpain 8hingLe 8idiss
Wallboards � Iioek Lath Cedw Educing
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Whitby, Ontario .. - - - -. ... -- Prod : Borel•
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Phone 74 Pickering - Ont. MARTIN -SEN 100 } e. P» PAM
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