HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1946_05_24y VOL. LXV -. PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, MAY'. 24, 1946 _ _No. -39 ,
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-.New Motel And Ad oi '
_T o Se Erected. -On Frenchman's B . Road
A hotel and b8- small --camm to Ja&W Falrsers' Field Day - 50 Years Ago Pick Vill S --
zscoo�mioaodate 174 guests, ,Plus dora► p��n�
y itores, will be erected over 16 acres �. June. e.. K , r • Pickering $g
ow the Frenchman's Bay Read, on + ' ,;
:: Los west side between No. 2 High- T!se Ontario County Junior- Far- ': ,• s';a:,i'R MAY 22, 1896 Write. or phone° in yotu " rsoa-
mere are holding a gigantic 'Field >. ~' Claremont-�th�e Band boys are er a1s''. Your friend are rot just
way and tb new Highwwaa . to be ••rt • : ; `;
'ready for operation by •August of rla3d us 3,.,�c 6. The — - PIaiu' "nosey„ when they .ask about
t" ' our four- corners
-this Yom• four Ontario County Clubs fromr -- r ; ,near Hopper's store. you, and what you are doing. Don't
Brooklin Uxbridge; Brock and Bret ._::` where they will give band. concerts be so `'city-fied" We Imoop one anotlsft
At a special meeting of the Town in the even This should liven
t>:hip Council on Monday of this week chin are each entering teams in the n3• here well enough to :tell about ogir'
Mr. L. W. Jones, representing
a numerous athletic events. The win- , ; ; :''''; things up a bit. visitors am visits. ,
'- c2tarbered coa>rpsrsy outlined to the . ?gig team will compete for Pray- .Y :,`�' House to rent is Pickering Yill -, Congratulations to Mrs, Edward
Council the Proposed plan. The hotel s-rcW . honours at Guelph on June s age, 7 rooms, $5 Per mQnt� Apply Brylam on her recent celebration of
News
Office: her 96th birthda A birthday
4rill operate twelve months of the .'1 'r "` John Dickie's ad reads- Ginger Was held for her at the ivome of
year, catering to tourists, summer • snaps; 5c.- lb.; Can2ied corn, 5c, 'tin; Mrs. Edgar Bath, which was attend-
gad winter fishing and sports at the Community Centre
Figs, • 14 oz. 5c.; Large bottle pick- ed by relatives, from distant points.
Bay. The new hotel will a ®ploy a-
bom . les 9c.; 50 Cent corsets for 39c.; bars. - ,Elliott and Miss Irene viz-
forty Public Meeting • Curling on Sc.; iteSi ftierds Port Pe '
There will be one main building g ,�' Grey �nel �. Perry oat Sun.
i yard; Men's stylish tweed emits, day
with a large dining -room, while the j Here On Ma 31
.. small cone shaped cabins, • in the l y $4.75 and up; Boys' 2 -piece snits, Miss Aileen Cooper, of Toronto,.- .
$1.25; Tweed caps, 10c,-(BOY, Ed.) spy the week -end with the Bushbs
form of an Indian tepee will ,prov Our town was visited- laat.l�iesda
ids the sleeping accommodation. Tp A public meeting is being held its evening -by F. Miller, who gave a family.
Mrs. Elmer Powell d
prevent ally traffic hazards from the �b�vn Hall here on Friday ev- , of
either No. -2 highway or the New ariiag, y F. M Chapman, recently elected good entertainment in tlm' hall on Columbus visited Pickering friends
May 31st, when further re-
- - -- Highway, a sIoov -down drive -'.n j.;t -k cnmmer>'iat;ons will. be- p- e"-d to Orman of the Oshawa Presbytery his. Edison Phonograph. -- � Sunday.
of the United Church, will. attend Geo. Field -who has just passed his
is beira pla:rnedr•adjoi: ring the -_ Eay' the ratepayers and public of Rbk We welcome iio*ric -: Mrs. Menyrt -
Road, and will be in a circular icrm. irrg Sou h. K e me: ti ^^ ''Ratepayer's" f the Bay of Quinte Conference this. seco:rd'year in medicine, is now, with Gould and baby son; from the hos-
( , surruner. Dr. Eastwood at Claremont. pital, this week,
eovering about 650 feet in length. I as it is quite likely that some prop- �Ir, Chapman is the second, only, J. D. A. Tripp, accompanied by -
Mr. Jones, stated that "Y3ckerirr„ I ositions will be ad-anc -� ;i that w'11 '� � m.n t., reran i this office. in a lady aJ�_f �ntlan,Pn vncaliats will Misses Reta and Margaret i",00d-
avwa SI,IY l;a�ll11� luaal vy—vi,, war d:L, llQ a.,ctt ll,r ,:s t' },G } "'ra of .?. ►, X04 ]1i.- •luny oji uncle' weelc�nd
� buds composed largbl; uf. clergy- , sine a c� ncer•t. at -the College on with their aunt' and uncle, Mr. and.
One of the major attractions toward Pickering.. We strvnr!y recommend men. Tuesday Pve�ring, his last public apt
their locating here t-ha: prl,perty- o::•n�r. atte;rd ti. I Mrs. Chas. McGuire and - lady'•
49 ng _ pearance before leavisig for Germ Mrs. Arthur Clark is visiting old
- It'-is number of •meAti-ig• i Hodcey i'layerA I?+te at.
local people will find emplu rient At the last rrieetin on April 26, Loci any. (We recall hearing some of. our friends on the Lake Shore. ;
Y g Whitby, Forbes. McEwen Receives older fulk speak of J. D. A. Tripp, a ' .
]sere, and doranitories will be built a committee ova: appair.t ^.d to make ('seat Praise For His. work concert, pianist and frequent visitor Mrs. H. Staint°rt, of Mimico, vie-
- for staff help. who cannot be at certain investigations, and investig- ited with Mrs, Bushby on Sunday.
home. The mans ems rt lane to ac- ate certain recommendations.. , ,look to Pickering College). Rev'Mr. Staintnn
p Forbes 'Mc Ewen, Jah , Fallais The Firemen _wish to thank Mr. preached len:U .. sarY - - comenndate I' 4 sleeping guests, into, the matter of a hall and build- Edwin Balsdon and veil Murk Mover. for the donation of $1.00 to-. ited Church. s at the 1`rniskillen Utz► -
white o. hers_ rriay di2tQ ai the mai r i:rgs site. Reports on these mat`erR were guests at ' h� dinner in Whitby sc ard: the rim rips of the tow r . be12..-
`�hotel as they -- please• m- '.• -be r•x°,•e -d at that im e1 - Wednesday e�-pn ;ng; vwrl be (T1.00 r ^. - - --- •, -r_ Mr: Stanley Balsdon has Purchs8-
the hockey - supporters of that touch, , day c- rhanp today)• Pd. a _tot from Mrs, Vincent. Wright,
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It is expected that work, on the Marry are the vim s that have been y .F ar;l we understand plans to uild
itiw hotel will comni -nee this week, �e•cpressed on this Corrmunity to the members of their numerous `a1f,' .4ndrew expects to start out
Venue Pm ect The : IV varied to^ c a home on this attractive site.
a . �n which. were playin5 during vith t? e ova *.Pr ns ,dart , in' a fe:, 1►11.;, Bpatric.� RIIP� R-rd dsn titer,
widely in subctanc�. W- ha,•e cit- g
ROTARY C1iANGE :rlGi•3T OF - the Winter, � days, providi•'g the tm.•,n cap- raise �
. ties :farjnrie, and Mr. Mervyr.John-
ME•ETING . incur, wh!r -feet the• a - Community , Forbes. .►ltra w r•antioriecl r ^g en :rgti !rr <•ne: o'7rsite i; tvortlr Rtnn spent the weekend in the
Centre is required in the interests of .1 ularly during the winter for ?pia while, -
owing•, to numerous difficulties, the w -lfare of r,ur_ you rg people- } playing, r- ct-ive'd _several award -- - A anmber of'' our villagers are Orange ills- F1PSherio � distr;c *. -
otheis who Mid t-ba n��d for a !•all r _ Mrs. _ Choquette • whr _.has bean is
chic 1hy that o! 'bseatieas Tuesday', as the most valuable payer, a3 the complaining abr�t their Bari ^° Rri'ish C„lr..nhia with i'er, 14w:,•htsr
,.,the local Rotary Club are cbazging ha]��fac lilies- �thiere gee i such '`:O t poPu!Rr player i:t t'he Whitby vet;a`aifl.:� ar,d =mall tie�c be; ►g.+ for the- Pas* c^ r is vieit'.rr hAX
the weekly day of meeting from Junior C. `earn. The; other boys. darnaged h5 .:at,`e that are alltiwrd "
Tuesday evening to Monday, comm. -Centre, the 'making„ of this cam- , a!a rc' -c, ,a rmen Ch rri+*rar.
who were playing a good game, but to run he s.r_oets.
encing on 'Sfo ^day, - Ma w
Ma 27, fien munity -end on the other , hard we were unsuccessful in carrying off 41��
i Mobert RC u..y will ha ': ch::-g. >- c' have timCe Who ale n•: the 1, ,apt b't lead nI honnurn were also fetes. .25 Years Ago.
that meeting,, Members please note. intereste!..It is•these lattP.•, that t'•i_ I 15ckpriah supplied• a good share Q f�ic�C%ieS
At this week's meetu*, W. C. committees are stn i.!g 'to interest. i of the "backbone" of the Whitby
:-Murkar recited go*he of the early No one will deny the great need I teams last winter. Too bad ore could MAY 20, 1921
t ^f an auditorium here --not even the Claremont -;Mr, and Mrs. Walter Pickering C'nitcd Chars', `
"hist,ury of Pickering Township, q'�' - not have � _some of the games in ;•
i:tg - from .,:::jute books � 1800, ug uninteret:ted ones 1",+ tbc,% who are' Pickering -but lacking faciiities and Thomson Who have been residing is Rev. Root. C.- �o and Y: A,
'through the war of 1812 and' on. active finch a roved for -a much nrr,rP �• Montana for some years have just M;nigtbr
accm-rrnoda ion, we contribute to i!
Pic kerirg Township was first surer extensive prfrmam. You gill hear. neighboring t,-R, and in nn small arrived in town, travelling the 2400 Surdav; •May V., 19.16 -
veyed and laid orit in 1791 --we live something o!' this or. the 31 qt. BP ; �'a - miles in ten days by mmotor. (Art •10.00 a. an- - .Sunday. school i
' is a 'n:tuiicipalitq wr"th an early his`- Harr to attend -this project affects We underst'a-rd O. H. A, officials 1litcitell. Pickering, read this! Bet 11.00 ar m. - Morning VPorship
Dry us all. _ -- _ t. "have their nye .o1 Forbes ", for bi:�_ Art can do it in three, today)'. 7.ft0 p. zn, - Eve Evening Worsll,ip
- New cement : tips are being add- = -
- .. -- - • - ---- - - _ - - ger things in- hockey. , to the 3lethculis! Church. .. Dunbarton United Church
.'' r iekering Twp. Softball S6edule 1 Fire Of t'u'mow n Orrin Causes Hutt•sr has taken a big drop in the Rev A: E. Holley, B. A., B. D.
_(: e1100 Damage To Aiax Home` last few weeks -- hucksters quoting Minister
27 cents. lfrfav 2R ia4r,
May, 27, � � Fire of unknown orir causPd .i oruato ' Harbor Commission hone 9.45 a m. - Grand Rally of ..aB.
Ctavemont it Greenwood . - Claremont at Greernvood _ __ _R a _ _
Audley at Cherrywond Audley at Cherrywood damage of over 91100 _to the home a aaaq of nren at work: opposite the Dunbarton Youth, -- -�
Mav 28. eDunbartc,n at Pickering of Mr. and MrR: F. W.•"Ted "Tow- railway station on the A:inan farm Girls of the C. G. - I. T. will occupy,
Dunbarton at Pickeringr - July b. :,_, 1Cr, u.. ;u�ia,i .i �,a ., v., vu.'. , h=s� tt,�.s l,ld. li ,,,us 11
:1fay :.31, Greenwood at Claremont -, i May 19, As Sunday was their first out to take to the: city for the new in the conducting of the service. The
GrPpa,wuod at Claremo t _ •• Cherrywood a- Audley i wedding. anniversary, the couple had water front. _ _ Senior Boys' group•will join the mitt,
Ci Audley Pickering at . Dunbarton` =. 'i: j' , } "" gone to a dance, on Saturday oven- The Howe]] Forwarding 'Co, are rs on the pulpit platform,
irrywbod at
• Jul -8• ins leavin their Rix -wezk -old dare= now operating a dependable motor Mr. Frank Martin 1<
Pickering at Dunbarton - • y i� ` hter, Patricia with her gra-?dpar- service between Toronto'- Boar. Asst. - .Director Y• M, C. A,
June 3. Claremont at Audley eLj I.g groups in•
Clarere.ont at �Audler .,,j Cherrywood at Dunbarton ,)1 ( ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowler, in manville. Those wanted parcels car- Montreal "anrt Tnrohto will be the-
Cherrywood at Dumbarton July ) = .:r_ : Picker in;,, interyling to pick her up iriPd from the city will appreciate guest speaker. y ..._
du re 4. {; "' -Grey rwo•:,d at Pickering` ..'L {-later that night; but after enter- this service. (Ore of the first of thle Every adult of. Dtlnbarton and Die— i
Gr, nHOUd at Pickering.
„ July 12. ;�•�, ; I tsinini friends at' home after th.o transport services). F trict is asked to support our young-
ju 7 c s:; = Audlr} a:" Claremont ' t. dance, it was decided not to disturb The Warren Paving Co. have been . people by their :Presence. at -this im-
Audley Pickering at Greenwood �i ,... her until next, morning. ry�hina ivtrrk on the ne%�` pavement Preserve service.
a't'7 arePnwo Dunbarton .at ' Cherrywood They went to bed, closing the bed -• tlrr u>;h our village. It is hoped that r
rickering at tree rworid , room door, a *hi rg •they !tad never_ the completin of the sides and the Centennial Unites Church '
Dunbarton at Cherrywood :. Ju,y 16. g
June 10. Clarenro:it at Cherrvwr,od i continued on Page 8 sidewalks will be - rushed as they - Highland Creek
iireen:�'n,.c', at Tlunb:rrton 1. are had } }• is need of attention Rev. A. E. Holley-'.B. A., B. •Dr
Clare•.mont at. Cherrywooc} i Letters To Tae Editor ,
Mi.2ater-- - — Greenwood at Dunbartcn July 16• Capt. Geo, Co ,oland has been with _
. Audley at Pic" 1 �, _ p t --- San�av, May 26, 1946
Jul 19. Dear Sir: his parents, at the Manse, for the 5:,th .AN\1VF.RSARY OC
Atiale; at flickering y �• Those•intere.,;" in t.,ie good.and past week, CASIOhT
June 1 t. Cherrycc•ood at Claremont I welfare of this Township will be 2,30 p• m, - Great A:inNersa
Dunbar�on at Greenwood Pickering women's ry `Sew
Cherrywood at Ciaremr at ,..honked to see here aryl thef•e alon•� g s Institute vice of Praise 'area Thanksgiving
Dunbarton. at Grr_ 'sw9_ M_ g men's �e�' James O. Terry,
P PicicFrin at : Audley
°d• _ iour roadsides tfi'at tho�rghtless people "` B. A.
Pickering at Audley Claremont at Dumbarton ' -� — f'hav'e durnpe�7i collections`of ii:, cans TuesWda May Institute -wl$ meek Special music tithe choir ttn
June 1.7. s and other, rubbish. Until same pub= on Y, y 28 at the home of der the 7
Claremont at Dunbarton Greenwood r at Audley , j licity is given the sub'cct it is likeiy Mrs, \,• Bre. The Topic will be direction of Mr, J. L. Barnes
Jul 23. 7 "A Book Review" b 7.30 p. M. - Sound film "
Greenwood, at Audley _ -..-..July that, this• abomiaable� practice will y Miss Jessie s King of • .
June 18: Cherrycvond at Pickering r ia' Rorke. Thd Roll Call -" ' Kings" under direction of Dr. D.
,;; continue. 1f people, have o sense of • "New Books
Cherrywgod- at l'ickeTing July 26, u decency they ought to be taught to of 'Interest ". Assistant Hostesses, Hoskins; M. D,, Ph. D• This film
,Tune 21. Dunbarton at Claremont :. �. have some regarH for public proper- Mrs, M Cr°nk a rd Mrs. ,Fronk magrificiehtly portrays the lilt �!
Dunbartotx at -Claremont Audley at • Greenwood tv ;trci • I hope the-Council ' will. deal South Meeting._art 2.30• and - .teaching of our ford,
Audley at Greenwood - Pickering at Cherrywood k; Al] Mends, visitors
_ _. ynth. the natter. There are also ,Free Movies At. Brougham Schooll members .of Ceirtenn al Church. f °�,*
Pickering at Cherrywood July �• innilmerable bottles trown iaito the at7e
g Greenwood at Cherrywood On May 30. most cordially i
June 24. ti_ rrywood "' ditches From passinr'r cars:' This y nvited to thew sla�-
Greenwood at Cherrywood _' Audley` at Dunbarton :' _ ctrl ; • wouldn't be so -bad if the meanies 01.11 ��1s� °cam• Come early, the Chtttch 'will "
July 30. Y, MaY 30, a free be Billed.
Audley at Dursbarton left_ something in_them, but aaare rriQvie will be sho�vri':rn,t� Bron
PICKIERING NEWL"
Claremo:it at- Picketing- gh=
June 2b. August 2. --, ful examination will reveal. the sad am School, at 8.30 p• M. to all w'ro �byterian Clrureh, ptekerlag
Claremont at Pickerirr� fact that each -one has been drained care to take advantage -
June 27. ' ricke'ririg at Claremont _ . loge of this izit- D. Marshall '
to the last drop. erest3ng etrtnrtainmeat. Come and Minister
Cherwwood at Greenwood
Pickering at Claremont 4 ,ilPf Yours for everything in its place, encourage the promoters and help Mrs. P. N. Spr•att,
Cberrywood at Greenwood Dunbarton st : i ce a special line of educa- P. M. - Sunday school organist
Andrew Glen rayon thi s 8.00
Dumbarton at Audley k R. h`• 1, Locust Hill. tion. 3.00 P. aL . Chu=&
.I '.n; wti` -{• ty,4,.w➢cz *r rrn,.iv �r' = 7n , � ,- ' ,, , .. - ... .. _ .. - � . - .,
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.•PRINCE AND PHOTOGRAPHER -
_ BE FIRM! Always insist
on "
7 r r highlights oJ the "TVeu�s Maxwell $ouse'.CoBee. It's
Radiant - Roasted h' a ape- '
vial , -
process that captures
U.S. $3,750,000,000 Loan - "Fast" Time all the extra flavor and
r — -- Owc a :yin 1.?_ ta#shr.•ad�•
' times stem; a fellow can lice: in a goodness of the ' superb - }
The 33,75U,000,lH1U loan to Britain y
bill, accorded Senate approval after town under standard time, go a Maxwell House blend. - -'
c lengthy debate and defeat of nu- short distance to sonic other place _ ..
` merous crippling amendments, on daylight saving time and, based
' will be considered almost ininiedi- on the faster time, be back home
ately . by a House of Representa- again before he left.
! . tives committee "and then referred —St. Thomas Tames- Journal.
to that chamber for open debate.
tThe loan agreement, reached last - --
-- December _after low negotiations
led for the British by the late o[ rd- IBRTN
Keynes,.- provides for a $3,750,000,- --
q.
000 loan repayable in 50 ears with
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DIAMOND DRILLING
interest at two per cent. �s s�t(s / //� '
In any year that Bntain suffers _ MSS7� 1�s7 � � XIM10 `��
circumstances which make interest, <f -
- `payment difficult or impossible' the How Being Encountered on the
: interest may be waived and can- Properties qt Rolls an Al
• " - celled. MAQUE MINES TD.
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RISK CAPITAL King In Exile
INVESTMENT
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Yictor Em manuel settled down
a s to a life of exile in Egypt last- week BREW1S & WHITE
after a reign of nearly 46 years as
� king of Italy, g
, thus 'oiain the .Oo may !6treet. Toronto t, oat.
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growing ranks of Europe's home- t+ COC
less royalty please mail Sour latest Informs_
The weary little. marr and his tion concerning Mylamaque i'enj*
wife, the former Queen Elena, Mines Limited
were greeted by Egypt's King
_ . Farouk when they debarked at name' ..... ..............'ti..... CIOe
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Alexandria from an Italian cruiser. Address
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The Italian cabinet r.pproved the ,
Prince Takahita Mikasa, as
of the throne by Crown
youngest brother of Emperor Hirohito, prince Humbert, but specified his s
and Acme staff photographer Tom Shafer pause, duritsg ride near powers would extend only until -
yTokyo. The Prince' says he would like to attend an American = - `-
_ University when the situation permits. Tune 2. On _that day. the Italian
the monarchy.
aide whether to con-
tinue - - - - `
t people wi11 _
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vest en vice
In
1r.UNC� 1 --WITH Bu ! 1 C.lt Canadian Strike Threat
The threat of nation -wide strike o :!.
4' assist investors in the selection of _
- ' action next- iae °'�,againat evrry tZrltitt3 211011 suitable t0 their illdi.
major Canadian industry unless
union 'wage and hour demaada are. vidual requirements, the services of
granted, emerged as the- tceyaote_o£- ___�
- - a conference of the National-Wage fnst organizatiOti are sls tir8�±t38YSila�7lE: _ -' - -- .-
^" Board Co- ordinating Committee of
y the Canadian. Congress of Labor, _ - --
"Your. _ or telephone -
held in 'Toronto. enquiries b - '- -
q_ y mail
The committee endorsed the de-
mill _ receive careful cons1 eratiou.
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cision of the International 1Cood-
• workers of America, H.C., to take
strike action on ISay- 15, and the _-
- ' decision of the United Rubber ' 36 King S~ Wes _�FVOaids Gundy & Company .
Workers of America, CIO -CCL, Toronto 1
_ R{' who have set lfay 27 as the dead- Tele phone. E Lain 4921 ' 11mited
lint for strike action unless they
receive an "adequats wage and
. hour settlement by that time." ..
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'Hideki To* right foreground, former Japanese Premier, and other
,defendants at War Crimes trial in Tokyo, lunch on beef pot" pie,
mashed potatoes,. buttered peas, bread, and butter and black coffee. f`f
But they eat from mess trays.
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ANO WU L40XAY THE EMPTY ROOM 6uMP IwTo A RETURNED SOLDIER _-
WHICH YouR .GAUCHTER LEFT VVtIEN wwo lV -S You TNAT NE ANt) HIS WIFE
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In a -drastic move- against an alleged violator of Chicago's coal stake -' -
CONiRt {hTFA lY 6 -4w - -
"dim out" order, Howard Nopenz, power company employee, cuts . = DAWES BREWERY .
wireir to -(use' bow of currency exchange agency run by Anthony - - =
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comfortable home, large grounds.
Also eight weeks to laying put- thoroughbred racing than in the _ _-
RCsINESS OPPORTUNITIES Twenty minutes from downtown For example; down in the State
lets. Prompt eels to Top' No ch p
_ Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario. Toronto. Two adult._�pe school of Dieryland last Saturday a harness -horse variety. But if you
child. Excellent olsportunit�•.. for asked him . to tell you, honestly,,
MR. WOOL GROWER = widow older daughter as maid, thoroughbred named ASSAULT
l'ZiICKS We operate a Government Licens two sisters etc. write Advertiser, ran a mile and three sixteenths in just why there should be such a
-HO VILAITING FOR._Y_O-YOUR ed Wool Warehouse and are pre- 59 Edgewood Ave., Toronto 2, difference of interest in the two
-� when you order- from Tweddle: comparatively. slow time - almost
spare¢ 'to purchase this ' aesaon'a -� Untarj4- __ -._ -_ sports; what then would the ao-
We are hatching 135,000 chicks wool clip according to Govern- six second- behind' .the record.
per week and can give prompt went Grading Standards and 'at MEDICAL 1'et pages -)f wordage and pictul'es swer be' Soiled down to essen-
delivery on all the, popular pure established Government prices. tials we think it would be some-
breeds and hybrid crosses In non- Prompt- settlements made. You 1T1S P1tUVEN - EVERY SUFFER= regarding his feat were published '
flexed pullets and cockerels: can 'apply your wool credit er of Rheumatic Pains or Neuri- in papers all over _the map of the thing like this - merely because,
Tweddle chicks are something to against blanket- purchases. -W - tie -- should -try- Di-xan's -R
crow about! A Tweddle !lock is do not handle used woollens nor Munro's Drug Store, 335 EI n `, United States and Canada. But over a stretch of years, sports edi-
a healthy flock .. a productive are we able to do Customs Work. Ottawa, Postpaid $1.00. tors have devoted ten times more
flock ... a flock that will- -win THE STRATHROY WOOLLEN J• when, just one day later, a trot- '
for you a rightful place 1n the . NICEST LIMITED SATISFY YOURSELF - EVERY ting -mare tagged kAOLA,clipped slace, ten times better writing tat-
-large d,omeattc and .fordign mar- STRATHROY. ONTARIO. sufferer of Rheumatic Pains or three full seconds off the world's ent, to the one than to the other
kets for eggs and poultry meat. Neuritis should try Dixon's Re-
Every Tweddle chick you receive medy. Munro'a Drug Store, 335 m i 1 e- and -a- quarter - possibly one III.' other words the running horses
carries the finest characteristics DYEING AND CLEANING Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1:00. of of the greatest sports .perfor- have been blessed with store - 'and
of Its Pultorum tested Govern- better official and unofficial praise-
ment Approved breeders. Send HAVE YOU ANYTHINO NEEDS S'CUMACH ANU THP.EAD WORMS mances in fifty years -how mutt
j -'for free catalogue •and greatly dyeing or cleaning? Write to us often are the cause of ill health publicity did the lady get? About - agents an they- rather than the
'.reduced price list for Stay, Also for lnformatlon.,We are glad to in humans• all ages. No one Im. rr.crits of the sports themselves -.
eight week old to 20 week old answer your questions. Depart -" munel Why not find out If this Is
' pullets. Tweddle Chick Hatch- meat H Parker's Dye Works your trouble, interesting particu- treated life greater interest.
eries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. Limited. .791 Yougo Street To- Jars - . Fteel Write tlulveney's ' • '
ronto. Remedles Specialists, Toronto L
As an illustration of t +•Itat pure
HEAVY BREED PULLETS - FOR BALE MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVINGI - - O ballyhoo will do, take tile case of
�• ' the PREAKNESS STAKE, al-
Sussex, Sussex X Hamp., ,Rock X &I-
PREMIUM A. CLYDESDALE $TAE- WHY SUFFER • ready alluded to. Reading and.
Hamp., New Hamp• and Barred lion, Yfo10 year Renown. En- do what countless numbers of Liverpool vs stet g J P
Rock pullets 20c" June ITc. Book rolled-for 3 years. Brown, white happy users are doing• for the listening to some of the junk put
your- order,NOW, 41.00 per 100 de, markfngF ale cheap 19 trade for effective relief or: Chrome Co-
stock. Foaled in 1934. Alex tarrhisl coadltlOaa (as to STOn• (England) Out regarding this ewent. One could
w posit. Order from this Ad. Huron. Crawford, Box 74, Rosseau, Out. MAPLE LEAF STADIUM Basil [t file idea that it's a real
- -- -dale Chick Hatcher): London, Out. Skin Asthma & Sinus Pains). s g
tlkla disorders such .,y BefL and classic' -one to be compared with
G_AI:.VGE, SERVICE STATION AND Pimples: Arthritic a Rh4umatic
Wednesday, Jane 6 7.14 P.M.
bouae for sale in a small village Paine, Ask your Druggist for Tickets. i Re rved. the :English Derby, the Grand
REDROC HYBRID All seats Reserved.
• - .PULLETS 1Sc. - -- near Cannfngcon, 8 room. house Odorless and Tasteless ADAM'S rational, or even our O+rn King's
near garage. 'Must be sold toga- GARLIC PEARLES or write MAIL ORDERS TO ULSTER P.C.
ther. Price $6,000 for both. Apply Richmond Adam Co P. U. _274 c/o Maple leaf Stadium Plate. just how much of a• Cla55it'
The ideal dual - purpose breed. Drawer F. Jacksons Point, Ont. Ctancouvsr. Can. T3 por loll Toronto it actually is Can best be judged
auccelent dfeaty broilers, and Pearles, enough for 1 weeks. Enelone..[nll payment for ticket:
roasters, and persistent layers of from this; since it was first run in
large eggs, barred rock and red CEDAR POSTS FROM 3.0 TO V. order to ploy 13 cost: o fti gin-
Pullets same -price. Prompt ship- tops. Apply' B & G Lumber Co. MISCELLANEOUS ceder to corer cost et reaQs- disc it has been 8t five different
i-
Subsidiar • Bo don & Gross Fur- tratloa• distances -mile- and -a -half - mile -
went, BI 'Rock Farm. Mills Ro- i Bog
don
Ontario. niturs Co. Ltd. Walkerton, Out. GUNS REPAIRED. SCOPES and -a- quarter - mile -mile -and -an
• mounted. Special twelve guage
CONSTRUCT YOUR OWN TELE- shells rot deer. A. Herrgott, Gun- eighth -and now a mile- and - three-
25 FREE CHICKS scope to study the stars view cra- amlth, Woodstock, Ont. Von Will valoy a laying at se torn on the Luoon. Kit Oncia re
-OUR BABY. CHICKS ARZ TIME
P of Foundation and Re- 244 ". object lenh, 3 toot tube, sea- CORSAGES< LEARN TO MAKE !`t# sps • of 10 -years it wasn't run at all.
gbterad Btrda All $raeders blood - pPiece and instructions for ■ssern- your own, Sknd only 25c for com- a e+`• ■`e�� �otel Classic' me c) e! ,
a tested. Prices from 3c to 25c. All Dly. $2.50 postpaid. S. Janes & Co, plete lesson. Florists often pay -
b12 Canada 'Bullding, Saskatoon. -experts $25.00 _daily. Sadd'afta 1 O1tON'tu
guaranteed excellent layers. Don't , !-very "dos �wllb Bake
y 8 -_-:] E,.i.t. i:: `:_�
St._ �, Y_1. �.f�, E7,, •bower amid Te4epborea -- TO Use New Ship
Hatcheries. - Brltanals- Heights, RADIOS - NEW AND USED. HARD o ltfagle. Sr-tS0 op -
Ont. to- at tu4)as mini- ..parts of • *11 Doarbte.- B:L5S Jp - - -- _ -'4': seen the Killg --ei3a ti,.iucca ana
' )I1C'4T \' bIi TREATED-
kln�s, List lent for stamp. Econo- g roe, Feed. Dlmilan sod Dan*.'
an* the two Princesses u to South
LAKEVIEW CHICKS my Distributors. Kingston. tint. Orr roof." Sit Ed le"y iphal Y VTEEs. Va Nightly. d
_ roof+ and leaky asphalt shingles. - >abTrbsorse at write. Africa slat year they will travel io
- eirecIALIZED BREEDING PLANT Bliitt up gravel end -pCEr ti ropfs.
-• 114 W BREBDE1118 Ti1RKEY PQULT$ -- All work guaranteed. Write for Tel. RA, 411713 Eritain s new battleship Vanguard.
Book , •• _ <. :�•_ - 3 :_ - _ ::. ;c Pr. *, aun to y rte s- Frizal'ieth m -'- With the scarcity of~mear, there PROhWT DELIVERY a1.6 Wster St,.1'eterborough, Ont. December, 1944.
gill be a big demand for "Poultry We can give prompt- deLvely on
- and Eggs ibis Fall and Winter at p M1e14'A1 17fs'r1t1'MFTt9a
attractive, prfcep. It will pay you Broad Breasted. Bronze Turkey - --
-'ire
put 1 an extra brood of Poults, or-book for May and-June bI :F :IJ A BOODIN41TON BUSY r
chicks this peer, delivery, Poutts hatched from sally. axchonKes maatcel lastru- MACHINERY Art Hall>twell
bloodtested, pullorum free breed. nett -, III Chutch. Toronto L
PROMPT DICLIYERY - With a ca- era, uVer ideal conditions in
_ parity of 60,000 Lakeview Chicks most modern i946 model, trtl NEW A'ND USED - Auto Wreckers
weekly, we aspect we can give • Ot•1•a11Y't!!11'fIN ! s POII W11M1C70
prompt delivery alter May 15, electric end 'automatically. con- ': Of Every Description L405 Bloor 511. 1W LA 1433
but to be sate, book Your order trolled turkey -incubators, and at once for feT, Tune or July. - hatched in separate, new turkey BE pi HAIRDRESSER - Phone EL. 1271 Toronto
_ -- s>iratD DEPOSIT - For nick mice- 'air ronditloned_ Hatchery. ;Send JOIN CANADA'S l,f!Allisn S(•HOOL H. W. PETRIE CO. LTb' Are 'interested -in the
q for Price Lot and full particu- (/rest (Opportunity Learn LIT Front St. W. - Toronto
vice send deposit with your tn- lars. No orders acrepted less than Helydresstnll following:
quiry or order, and we will book 50. ACT QUICKLY - BOOK _ �_ Pleasant dignified profession, o ^W1* RCS' & SOLil'
our order at our prices whlrh Marvel' s Quotic'tr you on your used car
• y YOUR -01:DER R'HFL1 THEY wages,. thousands successful Quoting you on your wrecked
are very reasonable. We will LAST, 1:AKEVIEW TURKEY graduates: America's gresteh• --ags- '
ipromptly mall -you an acknow- RANCH. Bux 183, Exeter..•Ont. t rtF: Illustrated catalogue free, ear loo matter how much la
ledgement of your order, and it' Phone. 1711, \rite or .call let: of,Fti
It shouldn't suit you we- guaran -' - MARVEL HAtIIIMRESSiNG Qmachi you on your used scrap
- tee to return your deposit at NCH()Ul� Ll�� machinery
once. This plan will give you ' HYTNtAULIC' TRACTOR = 258 Rloor St, W, Toronto Quoting Soo on your new and
better service. Brnriches: 44 Ktng KL Hamilton used auto and truck require-
' - !TIiR VEST WE E1'F.R Ht<D - fell SEAT 74 Rideau Street Ottawa, menu
McDonnel. Goderlrh, Opt. Colin New Monroe E -7. Rld- Tractor � AMR �',�N Quoting on your. new fire re-
Cainpbell, Newt Richmond. Clue- Seat, Passenger car comfort, ell. - PATI:iYTS plan. ante on our budget
'bee - Well satisfied, lost 4 out minates ride fatigue on your plan' ,
of 104. Hope you can supply more. tractor. Bursaw • Tractor Co.. FFTHEitSTVNHAUt:H a 0►MPANT Around 40 eQ tatwgy Intense, bsl. •.•_ .. -h• +.. +Vnidstack Ontario o -t. t dolleltors_ Felabtlahed 13!10• ,
's tsi
;Leghorn pullets. 'WVnderful pro- 14 King. West. Toronto Booklet o� jerl.,+ .�.,.�11,L1
ductlon reports Retrltet► Kentsek - 1 ,EC- 1'ItIC siU'i'Vlti NEW, USED Tnformetton on request. y L; do
_ `Shakespeare, Ontario. bought, sold,- rebuilt: belts puM- =reatesl seeeaiplieilteeah, the !sett eals)aseal wl� i 5 /0 BREEDSt Large Type White Leg- Joys; brushes. Allen Electric Comand bsNeass 71ssy ua, leer d w arwd floe
horns -Pere - Suasex. Su3&ex t _ Dany Ltd.• 29:6 Uu(rerin St. Tor• hi&W 1e�artlers m1te6 w pDT New Hampa., 13 Rock X New - 0_. -- -
Ramp.. Rock X Leghorn. Su•sex I IMIt l L.5 i �•
Hamp, New Hatnps?,na d Barred CHOICE beares 25Rfor $1.00; 50 for 21 5; SERVICE and SATISFACTION. � � ��« over �f cod=,.
REgtpUgt --
Rocks, 100 far $3.00; 200 for, $5.00. Pre - Your films properly developed end .
pmild P.Iwera(de Nursery, West printed 0.s KldOly �f love here lteltl
•
LARGE WHITE LEGHORNS ;aid , Nova Scotia.__ _ ►4EiltE - RUILI -3 a : and weteee b ken' kidney. and bladder a Household Spray
REPRINTS 8 for 26e. order, if you we nearing 40, or pad it.
-Day -old- started up to 4 weeks FINEST ENLARGI'Nn SERVICE a Class salts of yew health and a hypier -- '
- old. Lakeview Leghorna are tbe- -= ATTENTION FARMERS r - . You. may not get all the film@ you A sure end to flies, mosgtu- ;
- large type. Mated with cockerels want this year, but you can get all Fsslrs w@ Dedd'e Kidney Pis X71 126 i
from Ped stock "Real Egg .. F'or Sale: Tractor Tires, made of the Quality and service you destre tOes,lnochsiial]Omes, camps.
_ Macblhee.'r rubber, suitable for bottlnpt on by sending your films to restaurants, etc. One spray
_steel wheel", $10,00 each. When sTAAtI's
ST�X -Et1R �1_EF-KLY_h1F1't. o: M�+ERMAI. 1•HUTU aFRVlcls_ -- ----- - - - - -- -- - anB properly applied towaIls.
Special Prices on day old chick., -- orderYtr(r 3TaT@ dianteta. a.,4 7 Station 1. Toronto.
of wheel. Ntitlonal Rubber Co: iN 1919 THE 'CANADIAN GOVEIiIV- � door ilin s, err., will kill
gullets and cockerels, and start- fAJ r,_: _ t., t+' $
ad cbicks. Ontario. PI LM= DEVELOPED 25 CJT& GUA- ment put out a so.uu war Saving
s[AY; JUNE AND F.ALi. HATCHED ranteed one Any service. RA Stamp. Will pay $50.00 for each insects loading on is for
Book your order for May and WAITiNQ Bay Photo Service copy offered In undamaged con- weeks., Iii addition to DDT '
IMMEDIATELY J1ft^^ 0. 211 -•-•^^ •,uaetiwaa -a,_-
June, or Fall Hatched con-
Chicks North Itay purchased. Box 3660. Station B, Contains a quick knock-
NOW. LAKEVIEW POULTRY I horizontal 15 h.p, steam boiler
ACME QUALITY & SERVICE tt'inn;reg, ranada.
r FARM, R'eln Bros., Exeter, Ont. complete, subject to test.' Apply - _, _ ,. • •� down agent. Noa- staining-
Crystal, C1eltner9. 445 Princess, 11011 developed and 8 prints 26c, t
Kingston, Ontarib. WANTED n0 unpleasant od r and
LARGE TYPE LEGHORNS reprints 3c. each, 41' x 6" enlarge- -
ments mounted In attractive fold - UENl::RAL •OR GROCERY STORE -Safe t0 use..
•12c. FARMS FOR SALE erg 2 for 25c. Rork and service -
in 'progresslt•e town or village, y',ydmMj Rra'd, ': •
guaranteed. Have $6,000 down payment. Sox +. e
Leghorn Pullets 21c., after June SHIPALDEN JERSEY FAP,M REG- AC'MF: PHOTO SF:RA[GF. 9.2,' 73 Adelaide W. Toronto. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR' °i
1st tic. All Breeders doVible istered, Accredited - R.U.P. - eta. H. Toronto.
bloodtested, and backed by high 'City Milk Shipping - 2U0 Acres DRUG BUSINESS WANTED IN
Pedigreed'foundation stock. Many Good Soil - Tractor, and Maple CA .ERAS - IMMEDIATE FREE small town.. Substantial Carib.
Hurondale customers report beat ments - Modern Brick House at delivery on Faultless Miniature . Write Box 91, 73 Adelaide W. DAN Tl-us�
chicks I ever -had, R'alter Morton, Villal;e, and - Station. Jas Cowan. Carrleras, complete with Eveready Toronto, Ontario. CQlnpla /n
' - Dryden' - We wer2 well' pleased' !Vest i3rome, Que. case $5,25. 127 film for above 27c. r t ...yt
-with the „pu1'iets we received from Free Price List Photographic WANTED - Ex- officer, wire, one O/ //Ching:, burnlptf
you last year. Pullets, laid% well. TWO HUNDRED ACRES. FENCED . Supplies, Write: Dept, I. Cameras child urgently need house or 3 -4
Heavy Breed Pullets 20C. eighty workable, auger bush By flail, Shelburne, Ont. room apartment, anywhere wIt`.O. P[L
Sussex X. N. Hamp., -hock X M.
large ban!: barn, spring water, D 'mites of Toronto. Write P.O.
'Hamp., Stirred Rocks, Pure Sussex large house, water, sink, tele- _ , ANY PICTURE ENLARGED Box 160, Stoney 'Creek, Unt.
a and New Hampshire pullets 20c., phone. In between two towns. Size 10 X 16 inches, 98c. each.
after June 1st 17c, Pure Sussex . Brazier. South River.' • TURN YOUR FEED, MASH AND do solneth /n about %t •
Limit two Okay Studio. Dept. 7. Q
-mixed 14c., S9ii- ex, a Hamp., 92 lienneth' Ave., Toronto. grain Bags (whole or torn Into If you are trottbiod with itching piles ss
Rock X Hamp„ Itocks and New !0'S ACRE, FARNI WITH HYDRO, 'cash., We pay freight rates and sortness,do not rela tree tmentaW
Hamps. mixed 12c., after June 7 It miles Fast of' Bracebridge, 60 highest prices. Write today to the run the risk of letting this condition beco
-lc, less: ,5,•,{tsseN -a Leghorn, Rocic acres but;h•and 40 acres alear•. '7 r_FT - BET'T'ER PICTURES London Bag C�imrlany, London. ( chronic. Any rectal ite'tiat or soreness or
,Leghorn and I- eghnrn X New 'roomed house, barn, stable and AT LOWER PRICE Ontario. painful passage of stool is nature's wereitor[
-'Ham D. mixed 12c., pullets 22c., garage,, brooder house. other and - proper treatment should be mecured at
alter Juno 1st nosed .1 c. less, poi_ L„t dt=rr . -RpPi; F,.d Ial»: _Pur --- --`-�1TCiKPT hri r1 -sF.RVTCE WANTED, N�E,IV OR USED, 1 once. .
lets 3c. less, Assorted pullets 18c„ -brook, \luskol:a, Ont,. Any Size Roll - 6 or 8 L•'xposurea. lathe for turning axe' handles. For this'purpow (let a package of Houl.
-'June 16c. Assorted Mired . 70c., UE \'F'T.OPF.D AND PRINTED 26c 1 -24 In. bend-saw, Give prices Roid front any dI %gistanduseasdirected.
June 9c. Cockerel and started 1.79 ACRE FARM, 130 ;t. UNDER 3 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS 26c and full particulars. A, E. Tur- This formula which a used interwLu is a e
prices on request. Order .from onn cultivation +vith or without Size tees" In Beautiful Easel Mounts .enne, St, Pierre, Manitoba. small, easy to take tablet, will quicte•
- . enclose this Ad. $1.00 per 100 de- ttock and machinery. Ned life- Enlargements 4x6" an ivory tinted Hove the itching and soreness- and aid V
Namara, Masson, Quebec, mounts; 7x9" in Gold. Silver, Clr• healing•the sore tender spots. .Hem -Raid
+posit. ras41nn Walnut or I:lark Fhow is pleasant to use, is highly , ,. 1
- HURONDALE CHICK finlsh rrnmes, 59c each, 1f enlarge R,CN'lF.DV 9'4► H•UY amid It .came We height of folly for emit'
if A 114 1) it F. I NG one to Tick a painful and chronic pile one.
men! rnloured. 79c .each. dition when so fine • reined
HATCHERY, Reprints Made From Your WANTED TO BUY at such a small cost. Money y back iiff you
a _ LEA R` HAIRDRES::1Ntd THI. Negatives Sr. Each Best prices. paid for good wal- are not entirety pleased,
LOndISR, OntAilO. - Robertson method Information ' DEPT. a1 a NOTE -The sponsor of this motley Is an
on request regarding- chase nu - either standing trees of
LF YOU_ X%'ANT JUNE -J,ULC _ _ RAhertson's LLalydresaing Acad. _STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE for over rs deem rid wa Lmi c.miew
chicks, please order now to In- Pmy, 1:17 A,•enlie • Rnad. 9'a�antn o Telephone 4 -t %5� KitCluen -., for ere: 20 rears. Hem-Reid snmist help
ILos 1•'-11►. Poet 1lfrive A, Tornalo eansging and painful pile eenOtles- •tare!
sure getting breed you wish, and er or ++rite:
i•, tot Nrtme sort .lrfdresr T letnty M it �akkiy, esdlr and pleasantly er yes
delivery date. - 1l'e have chick HFa.I• R'A1TF.D ' PANNILL VENEER ewe (emit of this remarkably emireeufr
for -Immediate delivery and will !WING'S PHOTO SERVICE - COMPANY, Droved` coca »' miotklag, Try u tedaT. t
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have sotlic tai fed puiTets earl • 'I'N'O. MT t WANTED TO N't
June. Please order now. Tlrar on form, 2Q m1le9 east of Ottawa, 111 prints with deckle edge. 6 0" 42 Edward Stret,
Hatchery, 130 Jobn N. Hamlltor, yearly emp12 }•mint t6 the rfRfit 2 expoaurer rotis 2Sc. Reprints R.
,.Ontdrlo, men. Geo. Spence, Leonard, Ont. each, Box 2, Station J. Toront- -. „'- 'Kitchtener, Ontar ^ ISSUE 21 -194-
,� ; �;ta�asitied . Advt s
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_ a �C� t er To Advertize He r e
FOS SALE — to anVe et- 't Pays
,Ajax
Taxi nera��oas
table Plants. H. Goose,. Claremont -
June ?
WANTED Tourist G EOROF BOY D • Truck SITUATED AT AJAX GARAGE �
t
..Men- v +sated with some experience .-Signs SIGN PAINTER Lettering
t ' of nursery work, residents of Pick- �y 1,� eS�
�I DAY &NIGHT SERVICE
i . _ v � Any I
. ' . Bring or Markham Township pre- .. .' ".. 1
fened. part or full employment. Walls, Bulletins and windows A Specialty ASK FOR ALLAN, ALF.;OR RAY
Write, stating age, previous gmplop-
- ere, and wages required by hour, _ Wt3T HILL, ONT. - �'hooe 19:1 - --
day, or week, to Abbotsford' STOP .31 KINGSTON ROAD Toronto . AD , 6528 - Pick, lib 8 1!' simple, but rich de- v
Nurseries, P. O. Box 416, Toronto• s sign, we can .furnish
i AGiaoourt 86
i For Sale ►- tomato and cabbage F memorials that will
1 : plants, all kinds, early and .late, With the increase to about double of cotrtiaued developanent in Ihst RON GIB .SON taj please from every
'ready next week. L, D. Banks, 'Pick- ' .;� standpoint. In dignity
the price in real estate, in the ct�- te'future for this area doesn't (look 'I`RANSPORT j of appearance our work
a Bring. rent construction work, and prospects bad at all.' .- ' L. � `-
s will etsard out btsroagh
tf
1 fum• ` ,PRA:v s�ORT "�"' '
For Rent - single room, Partly - t , "No Greater Tributq"
fished. L. D. Banks, Pickering. GET THOSE NEW TIRES NOW .. - .QARrQ(#E __' .t ;
tf N. W. STAFFORD—
- "• Although it's May, we are taking .� MOVING Highway Memorial
ordars for Hillside Chicks for del- Dunlop Tires Fisk Tires' •.�`-�NO �rrZ�v[� SPt)NE Worts
ivery this month and next, but we Plk 482 Whitby, OaL
::. ..
advise you let us have your order .• _
choice of breeds and
soon. Fair -
WANTED
N T E D Exide Batteries,
crossbreds. Agent, Garry Milks, HORSES AND CAT 11h
Pickering. -DEAD -
' Peerless Motor Oil
_ Bray Hatchery will have Jus�e -July - - _ For Lr @@ p1Ch Up phone t
Chicks available, but they should be
_ : •:..
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ordered aold. Orders- .filled�r. order .. ei rt L V rs
PICKERING 98 R 21 s
i received. Fairly wide choice breeds, r DICKERING .. , , , , , 39
erosabreda. Contact us room. Lock- BROOKLIN.. • 55
wood Milling, P;clo2s'i.�. B - A Service Station AGINCOURT .. .. .. Zone 2144
7W Sale - man's bicycle, in good We pay the phone charges Garden & Gram
Condition. Harold Hubbard, 'Brock (L)NDFIS NEW MANAGEMENT) . . ....
Bred, phone Pickt 9? R 21, Phone Ple][etrhAg N GORDON :, YOUNG LTD Any Quantity
F Sala --5 acres land, cheap, also I _ _ Toronto Phone Ad. WN .1`'� �+C `'� '
oQ' _
`e acres land or %ill sell sod. W. J. � i lb. 1 ton
:. Sansford, Salem, Road, North of the - -� 1
: Audley School, R. R, 1, Pickering. DR. P. L. LOOS -
June 14 - ` ' LOCK WOOD
-- -_ -. -- SEWING MACHINE .r : : :�i :• : ; <�., : : :; 'f -- ``ETERINARY SURGEON
V WWdnted sewing machine in ' good � �•�,l, �. f f �t� {: •,� + � ... � ':•y, - • DUMBARTON . �1
I L LIN
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co tion, priced reas0mabie 4
'P. 0. Pick erina. Phone Pickering 77 R _5 Phone Pick. 59
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�' •, C aremont, oc er
Tenders will be receiN ed up till < ; STANLEY
1.
epryd including June 5. i94G, for the t :` Systein -
t'n (I.coats,-no -trim color) of
per, ' g
all outside woodwork _(. hree coats— - f' ' - $taadsrd Size Locker E9.00 A Yeas _
t . all necessf` - "�: - - — Cutts Room and Malin Room- -
all •storm sash. one c a �s i Cutting B Thatre
- ary w•i ndmti s ' n be p i *..t:ed and. the i Available Free To Customers —
marks filled, at' S. S, \o, 4 West in ' " SOME LOCKERS AVAILABLE
- Pkkering- Village. Part to be sup- � Avc -�+
Stouf #Ville
?plied. Contract to - tw.- cctnple.ed be- - =— ' tl ;. TAYLOR t .1 ' i :7 1 _. p -
fore August 1, 19, }. Address tend- "`
ors to uad -n-4g v d. ',PHONE CLAREMONT 19W w 19J Saturday Mp..t:nee at 2 P. X
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3IYS. Fred Stork. Sep. - Doors Open Each Night As GM 1
- - Pickering, Ontario - FRIDAY - SATURDAY'
Farr's Elevator
RISER - Bes• sae - - Phones On. nW _ MAY 2Aand 25 - --
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- : J _ - - Fare's Elevator Claremont. Ontario
p - -'- - ELECTRIC - - Charles Laughton Randolph Scott
House and Barn Alrin=
S IT - yes Res. 38J - Ohs 38W
. We have .oar of Gluten and
Select •h rt -° ibjecte _
- < ESTIMATES GIYE.Y C"ar o[ Fencing
- _ ' ;MONDAY - TUTr,S�DAY
-. ^-��'' Na 1 Alfalfa Seed tied Clout
.Tl. J1 caiaa�y ' , ' - azd All Grass Seeds WAY 2? and 28 _ r
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Special Mg .la Own Mix Captain Eddie
J isiwsiay, �Jn %Re gR OW >daster doing p
- Real Job
PHONE PICK. 120 l?'7 rwrs 31 P.C. Liatry tcacton
SICKLE might do well enough on a very smaq Wbs�era whole or Chopped titain -
- SALE REGISTER - - — �_ - - -- _ • - WEDNESDAY - THUMDAT
experimental plot, but for real farming efficiency Oedai your or stove sob
Tuesday, May =7 u
- -- action sale of yrou want something more adequate to do the job. And MAY 28 sad 30
farm stock, implements, himiture, � when you wire your farm you are aetlnitety on the � 'Clarem #� M� older
the property of Jlrs. E. !K, . icBrady, "
Pickering cB.r at mod-to farniing efficiency. How much power you wiq p
lot 4, fear co .-L 3, be able to use with economy and satisfaction will
'- T_'Audley. Sale at 1.30 P. m. D. 5. T. y ' Maple Leaf 'Fire .Ed• G. Robinson Marlene Dietrkh
See bills, WIT', auctioneer, _ depend on how.completety your farm is wired. Make r' _ FOTO -NITE - THURB.
O your wiring installation adequate from the start for Ins
Saturday, May 25 - - -- auction sale _= =1 immediate and future needs. You'll -save money
- of h, >iU�eUolu f.0 . that way, and avoid costly and irritating delays. - -
glassware, silverware, blankets and ; . , Write F Phone
linens, faacytvork, Barden tools and = - _ . No matter how little electric equipment you start _ Cheap 'irate, for Farm and Country ��_�•
many other articles, the property of with -even if it is only lights in the house and barn- Buildings FUND DIRECTOit
G. Gillis, 14' vino v- Windstorm Insurance on Buildings, Private Ambulance
erything in the house will b��aold. s- • ill seen want !o aril �e,ne of the labor- savinip, . - -
imone savin electric devices for barn, tool -house W indmiLlS, • sitoo ttL ---- -- - Oe Mark' SON' ar
---`,:No reserve, Owing to the large a. - Y- 9 , vera i
mouht of articles be sold the sale , -° ; home, dairy, and almost everywhere else. You will Automobile Insurance of All Kinds
will start at 12.30 sharp. C. Browse Wont ffiese things not just because they make living R D Markham Onto
.clerk, Wm. Maw, auctioneer. more attrgctive, .but because they really make money • Bowman i \dWe
- .for you. Of course you will ,have to have enough
Flatuxday, June 8 -- -- 'auction sale of RADIO SERVICE.
'household furniture, dishes, pictures 'wiring to supply,enough power where and when you
etc., at Dunbarton, on No. 2 High - want it. 4
way, the property of Thomas G. r.
Mansfield. Sale at 2 p. m.' Terms, The economical time to wire adequately is the first
.'cash. Ken and Clarke Prentice; uuc- = ime you, wire. Our tracks pass your way 'every
- tioneers.
- _Ask any experienced electrical contractor or your _ day
Hydro rural superintendent for advice as to the best = COAL, COKE,
:.. _
: way to wire your farm. f GFsAdN T. _nom
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ASK AT YOUR RURAL HYDRO OFFICE FOR THE Nll* ----,- f ARTHUR FIELD
Permanent Nagglar Pain FOLDER "HYDRO -GOES TO WORK ON THE FARM". - --- And -� -` ' .-PRONE 6=1-g a
tbt Fraj s the Temper and ;
- BUILDER'S SUPPLIES
Nerves. It tray M Your Eyes. also looai oartage.work '.-tisasht and Sold --
We havealso placed in stock a full deed Clothing - stGAIised, ' clese-
�i. H. TUCK. O PT. D. - d and pressed like new. Carry a
LINE of MAPLE LEAF' MILLING large stock of bigh ele" solfs,
Disney Block, Opp 'F, O.
p • / / - CQMPAIDiY FEEDS oveieoats and pants. Also a goes
• A. W. MITCHELL w�indbre kegs anleather ats'- faralob. ant
' 03HAWA, ONT. • '
' `Phone lbltl • • Pickering, OIIt. at very, reasonable prices. Gi
,. abd be con riacek
• ; . • Saffin Sehwerb
y I • _ . = - Phoew' - Yards 78: Rss. 66W 21' Emil 8taeet Week Osr011116
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LAREMON music. This service coacLmencea a ;Rouge Hills _ HAULAGE -
7.45 p m. a ° orweI, sand, ' Stone, Manure or B9L, a
This wee c we welcome Art Lain- prrorsea8 Vete}an 4
° aoroft back into civilian .life after We are very sorry to see Mr. E. _ ,I
...-Miss Bessie Gasham, of TerenW7-.' -- - - - - -- several years in the Army, during A. fen.en mom .....fly Leave sae At-
which time he saw service overseas. Scarbom 2721
ispeat the week -end at her hums in elsewhere) and a discussion -of the tons Road. Ernie has been is poor may al
Claremont. Co- operative Program disclosed time Dan Cupid has been shooting his health for some time. 'He has sold - y
-Mr, and Mrs, Pete Hardy, of Tor-' fact that a Sewing Course would be •arrows thick and fast among the his hoarse and business to Mr. Bond ---
onto, spent Sunday with Mr, and popular Pater on in the Fall,. so If yowng maidens here, and all have of Toronto, and has taken his fans- .
.Mrs. Walter Hardy. _ any of our reorders wish to jo:m�,his come from the direction of Picker- ily to live in the city. We under Dance At
Mr, and Mrs, Bert Gibson,
'R .0 Course, let us know -it is not for, ing. Congratulations to Verna Burloe stand the sous isn't permanent, �LAREMONT
awa, spent Sunday with Mr. and W. I. members exclusively (fee l.Fi and Ross Heron, Marion Taylor and however, and Ernie will be back to
-Mrs. Charles Hardy. cents). - John Walsh, avid Gloria Whitter and settle down on a small place as soon
Mr .' and Mrs, Jack Badgerow President Mrs. Robertson thanked Barry Murkar, as his health improves, : Yjl, Mai 24
spent Sunday with friends in Stouff- the members for their help and co- Congratulations to Bert Ludlow We welcome Mr. Cliff Schwalm
villa. operation all year, then vacated the who was successful in spelling down and family to the Rouge. Cliff has Claremont Commu.-lity 'Hall i -
Mr. Eddie Ortez spent the week- Chair and Mrs. Glen conducted the Roy Ward Dixon, on the Lyons Tea purchased Property on the highway Bye Gourd's Music
:end, fishing,. at Orr Lake. Election of Officers. To the appar- Program "The Money- makers" o;t and is building himself a home.
A fire at David Dawson's last ent satisfaction of all present, the Thursday' night. Too bad it was only -It is rumoured that Mr. Ed. Adraission 35c. 4
Tuesday, caused about $400 damage former officers went back by sec- during the free-for-all and not dur- Schwalm will build a business es-
' to the roof of the house. The fire lamation, with the exception of Mrs• ing the early part of the quiz, tablishment on the highway in the Intensive clothing collection can*-
._a . believe to. -have liven _caused by 'Ellicott, whose accident prevents _ _ - ` near future., _ -.- - - -- - - - - -- - signs as+es about ion lauacnea oral'
re inn? nard, of this country is the very near. f'o�•
- - parka from the chu'miney, The local _her -floor as District ,] Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bar.
fire company arrived on the scene Director, Mrs. Will Gray being. el- GreenWOOd
Toronto, were weep amid guests�x -iron will be
and helped save the rest of the res- "acted to that . office. At the Roll the home of -Adr. Reg. Barnard, used by good used clothing to be
idence. _ - Call, Mrs. Anderson was welcomed -- sent to the :-reedy in Europe.
Mr. ind Mrs. ' Garnet 'Dickinson as the first new
member, everyone C,apt: Silcox; who i;3 home for -a
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Mr.
family, of Toronto, spent Sur- else being members of ma:ly Y--' -
day with Mr. Dickinson and Doug. standing. The-hostesses, Mrs. Milne, 'church services on this circuit next
as did Mr., and Mrs. Harold Dickies- Mrs. Holtby, Mrs. Cassie assisted by Sunday, May 26th. We welcome him. . , , . , p��p,t., , , , , ,,, , ,
son of the 4th Line: • Mrs. Matthews; served delicious' re-• ' Group 1, of time *. A. are spon- - ��■�
Others hams for the week -end in- Mrshme>eta, goring a Good program and pictures " The World's News Seen Through
chided: ,Tease Warded, Doris
Do]- To keep the record straight, the on the screen by Mr. Rlchie. These THE ClowrIAN QCIENCE MoNIToR -
phin Betty Pretty, Doug, Hinan, officers for 1946f57 are: Hon. Pres- are interesting Coarse and enjoy a Aye Ixtemat'ioad Daily Newspaper
Ray Hill, Gordon Borland, Jim Rey ident, Mrs. Hamilton; President, Dine• Pleasant evening on May 29th, in T lnbiaa.d -F:M from S.o.acional. -
anoids and Harvey Coates. T. Robertson; 1st - Vice- President, the church. ism - Editorial, Are Timely and Inmuctive and Its Daly--
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scott, of Mrs. R. Birrell; tad Vice - President, The Misses Marion and Evelyn Foanwas, T vd..r with the Weekly Magazine Sectlem Mske
LaRnbton Mills spent the week -sad bars. L Sheppard. secretary- Tieas- ;McVey and Miss Betty McPhail, Maniew an Ideal Newspaper for the !Lama. -
pvlth Mr. and Mrs. George Scott, of urer, Mrs. M. B. Burk; Assistant Miss Doreen Pegg, all of Toronto -- "�'- -" Scienc'- -'- ' "''-' -"fin, _
T Staff were with friends The Cyrms4aa ° Pi1ito
this place. Secretary, Mrs, E. Annie;. District _ Ors, Norway Street, Boston, Maaaachuaeto� _
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hopkins Director, Mrs. W. Gray; Organist, here on Sunday. Price $1LOO Yearly, or ;1.00 a Month. _
!roved to . C�obourg on F'iday last. M_rs. B. Harvey; Press Secretaries,. Mr. and Mrs. Barrett, of Toronto, S•wrday law.. including Saturday Section, 15 C a Year. _
Mr. Hopkins had bees employed at Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Matthews; are spending, their week -ends-2-for the - Offer, 6 Saturday Leuee 2S Caaea
the Chas, Cooper Hardware, after Directors: Mrs. N. Buxton, him. O� season at their pretty slimmer cow - Naar
his discharge from the Services. Bunton, Mrs. itaiae, Mrs. Alan Gray tage, and' are regular attendants at Addma
Mrs. L. M. Combs, who has been Mrs, C. Wannop. the morning church service here. We ___SAMPLE COPY ON REQUEST -=
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wintering In Galt, Out., is spetadi.e • • • • we omee them.
a few days wth Mrs Palmer. . hire Local r. x is making good progress , • . • • • loe000000.. , , .. .•.....
and Mrs, Lee, of Stouf ylile caih•d 31rs. George Philip was a Toronto with his new house, .�
On Mrs. Esther Palmer on Sunday ii5itor during, the reek. - _. -_. _. _ -- _ •- _ _ -.- . _ • _ -- - -
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Mrs. Luther Pilkey's sister of I_ biros. t rpy nab- �roatc visit �: 1�J },
Stouffvflle, has been spending a 1 on Sunda•. •r i +iteva�e DANFORTH BUS LINES LTD.
few days with -lei !mere. airs. Ho,l ?oy and bin. Ellicott are
i Mrs. Frank Carson is improving both progzr»:ng favourably* tow:.rd W' at the Women's Institute lack. - . Service
`" in health, attar her recent 111n« as recovery. ed in numbers was made up by the 'Daily -Regular services will be hel•i in Miss Wilkinsoik aeca^•panied 'b.k ; e, thusiast+t artd interest .si >wn by _ EFFECTIVE MAY 13, 1946 ,
thnWomen's elf onvau?xiay a;it. twelve of, her more adtia ced�I i:s #� t��Pre 'it.
- " , e Daily sac. Stlrm. &Daily ex. Sat~ Stmt A ?
Circle f and Mrs. Xgrton, i ,
the "I13ptiat Church will meet on i visit on Saturday ,�n a, our o" e�i in the cha e. Objective for th,> year sin: HoT. Siti -� Hat. - only-
The
' Tuea"v next at the home orf Mrs. ucativra visit:::g the Musec,m aad , to help the Red Shield SalvaLon Claremont 7.15 '8.15 12. 15 3.45 8.04 r
- �aae�s Taylor. Mrs. J. Warden's other places of interest • making use Army. A Committee was elected to Brougham ?.2'l 8.2? Il2. 27 8.57 8.12
-will be in charge- of-t�te _niea-t -oi : the- Dsr4ert� -Bus fer traaspnrt- ,per fora cl+�?t tom. �,,..P +, r•„ Green River 7.35 B Sb L?; 36 +5.05 _ 8.20 it
jug. ;anon: This daily service is Provi. g ; men. Mrs. Randall was elected Sick Locust Hill -7.38 ; • $,38 12. 38 4.08 8'.28 ti
Visitor and- -Pres3 .a,,,. M3leerrt $915 -9:96 1. i?5 4:W -8:fiOr
__- -Mrs. James McCullough is' spend --1 a great boon -tv this vrttage sa -tang f y'•
frig a few days with 'relatives in without a daily means of tra.•ispors- .were disci sad regarding the re Rebury Leave A.M. A.M. ,P. M. P.M. P.M.
Toronto. ation. - I mony of Dedicating the Ukdon Jack Toronto 9.15 • lO.Oty 5. 45 x.00 9.46 -
- - The Crusade Rally held last week -�'-- - t� -by, the local clerZ7, given by the Daylight Saving Time Parcel Express. . Grover 5650, Oxford l=
- 1st the Baptist Church was a very Church News I K''emel's Institute. Conveners to - -- - - ..
successful and encouraging one. Rev. Rev. 1, E. Bertnedy used the-6th send their reports in full for- the
Sneyyd, of Calvaiy Baptist Church, Chapter of Calatians, for his .subject ' District Annual. The meeting was �e•••`.
Toronto, was the guest speaker. The . of discourse on, Sunday last. held in the Public Library and the ..'.'e..
Gormley quartet were in attendance I A Communicants' Class is being next meeting to be held at Mrs. see.'.•;
and rendered several musical select- ' held in the . Sunday School under the � Teeple,'. Mrs. Randall and :Mies. �•� ;•;•;
- lions: charge of the 'Pastor. Teeple will have cisarge of the meet- a•i
Please note, that the regular Fri- The .teekly evening for worship ing. Mrs. G. Hamlin and Mrs. H. •••�!•!•• '
day night dances is beiz+g held in the yvhich has beery obaeir+�et} for wore l Kornahaw were elected pianists, The _ r i r ;• ~a' 1r' D
06ar runty Hall tasoairaw night• -- months will be discontinued on ace - I meeting started with . community
25. oust of the *chool for teacher train- singing which always rmieets with a
Saturday, M� u' re Claremont. ready response. Wool .was handed »: y
'Ib _Claremont Bowli.ag Club a ing being held in =
holding tiaeiv first tournament of the sat to _be used for charitable Put_
,donated
season today. The competition will _ p by the Red Cross. ,a • x . ", -
Mixed Trebles and a T s • s s �- ,.; .. ° .
r To
moist of
ghland free - -- ,
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Large attendance is expected. Clarence Udell arrived holene from �. 'i° i /
The "Dream Girls" and time "Beef- overseas last week. C .. Q f
BROUGHAMire" projects are sow cgmpleied un- ter;
_ 1 dor the direction of Lois Graham and M011lft Zloll y *► wy Y' fix' May 14, 1910, marked the begun= the girls -are .worldrig feverishly on - "" '
ing of the Women's Institute in record books and gam-e•nts to "have Oa Wednesday evening of_laat
- Brougham, and while there is no them ready for Achieve m�� Day, week, the. Active Service Class met " "'° ° "' ..•:• - T
special celebration afoot, it is al- Jura 6th. These are work groups in at the vme of-b1rs, Res Wilkin �` ";.,•ter,.
. i�
wajs pleasant -to pay tribute to the which we have made . pyjamas or y The sa officers were put in a ;<?' '° •'
a
• women who have m ;i�.:r •the }r Lime,- nightg�� sand housecoats or bm•urch
talents and loyalty through-the years coats; and studied -the .various cuts &OLM
Rev. R. W McVey was. the -spec -
to- build this branch to its present � of meat and how to cook the*. This %al speaker on Sunday at the three �
strength of over 50 members, who, .I is a service given - by the Ontario charges
-
busy, s of bothered as they may be,_ Dept. of . Agriculture ' and the girls
-still ,take time. off to attend the learn much .together in the arts •of Capt. Silcox, Greenwood, will be
meedags and share their gifts of sewIn and cooking. the speaker next Sul Mr. ta�i�M
a a
personality with the group. Work is also Proceeding on the R. W a r; m•s. -
At the annual meeting held in the ~Centennial tennis court and all the Paul Wilson, Brooklin, spent Sunday
Township Hall on Tuesday last, the tennis enthusiasts are asked to turn, with Mr, and Mme, Geo. Wilson: e��� • • • K {� a ;,
.only thing preventing complete en- out arms and every ni�it all week to Mr. and Mrs. F. Disney .sprat "�
Sunday with Mr. Ord Mrs. Albrigh8 ;The offer a chance for IMMEDIATE JO$$-
joyment was the absence, due to ill- put the court in shape so. the: sum- Y
Pine Grove i.
tyssa, of four faithful members: Mrs. mar's fun can. begin STEADY JOBS t00.
Holtby, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Ellicott Leo Usaty of Rouge Hills address- Mission Band meets on' .Saturday
and Mrs. Norton; and the President ` ed a very large group at the' Y. P.
in the basement of the church. They also ofFer jobs for experienced farm
• voiced the feeling of all in wishing U. meeting on Sunday night when
_..Mr. and Mrs. C: Fins and children workers -for mechanically trained workers-
them a speedy recovery, i he told some of his experiences• dur- �=bt Sunday in Glen Major.' and any others able to help seasonally.
As is usual at annual m'betings, ing *the World .Youth Conference at Mr. and Mrs. Mowatt, of Toronto, Then there 15 the challenge t0 fight off star
part of the time was taken up in j London England, last winter. Leo spent Sunday with h1r: and bits, 9 S
reviewing the year's work. In then 'also visited Jugb 'Slavic and Czecho= �rbe0n ` - - - Yation` threatening many nations. -
retary$ Mrs. Slovakia - and- Hungarf arAl- had -pict. Miss Eile-en_Carson, Oshawa, spent -_
financial report the Sec ± - • -t JOIN- #N TNE-440HT ,AGA #NST HUIM/'3ER
- Burk,- bounced gran $742,46 had I ures to show what he had .seen � the week -end with her family. _e ��s ARE AVAILABLE IN YOUR DISTRICT
Glad to report that Mrs. G. C.
been received and $629.43 bad been .1 there. � I Jones ' who underwent tin � operation _
disbursed variously to the Hospital I Sunday, May 26th, Centennial last week, is seer eri nice) L a�Ed
for Sick Children, Navy League, the i celebrates its 55th anniversary. Af- y �
Princess Alice mind; Cancer Res- i ternoon service at 2.30 'p. m, with Some from here attended the Odd
e fellows' Parade in Brooklin on Sun - Apply today for work on the form to either-
ear+ch Fu-id, and gifts, to returned Rev. Terry, of Agincourt as speak- day. PP Y Y
Servicemen of the village. The fort- er and the local choir leading flee YOUR TIONAL EMPLOYMENT OflelCs
nightly dances had contributed con- worship of song. In the everAng will Mr. and Mrs. Davies, Leonard "ice
siderably to the fund raising, and 'I bpe -shown Cecil B. DezIle`s .two- Jack. and Earl Wilson attended the �r•-
the Social Committee were ' warmly ','hour film "Bing of Dngs' ; at 7.30 .rodeo in Toronto last week-
1 a" -"
thanked for their efforEs in.this con - o'clock.
r • The executive of the Fropkiin Jr. PROVINCIAL AGRICULTURAL SERVICE
•nection. Another friendly service to At their regular �inonthly church Farmem' reef on Thursday evening at 1.
:`shut-ins is' served through the I service the first Sunday in June, the the hohie of Earl Disney.
Flower Fund and ably taken care Y. P. V. are having Mr. Waldow•, REWARD
of by Mrs. Matthews. Director of Recreation for Fast LOST an Airdale dog, male, ails- • ` -
The Conveners of Standing Com- York Township as their speaker and were to rime of "Kelly ". Lost o:•i
rnittees all reported,• the year's con - Kmses Margaret Stevrirt and Jessie or about May 13, p E P A R T M E N T OF LABOUR
tribution by the Bled Cross unit was MacFarlane will provide ' special Mrs. Isogon
HUMMMY MITCHRL A: MeeNAMAEA.
rid by ltdrs, saris (this appiears _ ..,sari .. Claremont, phone 36o6, = Ail "w of L06ow - SW* A�lij"W
f
�s 1!o ill>wte
ooNIC�� " By It fis e�tiniated that Amer
ica'o
�l radio audience is composed of 33
Gwendoline P. Cliirke million families who own almost
of rdNafiR FARAIi t • 56 million radios, ,says the New
— �" York Times. According to• a suc-
_ vey the average member of these _
A file still feels quite comfort- hand for Mother's Day. So also families spends four flours and
able these days even though -it is .. ere Bob and his .pansy plants -- eight minutes during an average _
' T U R N I N G POINT day listening to some radio
the middle of May. There is still little blooms that will perpetuate -
�,,•'very little growth in the gardens Mother's Day for many weeks to Program.
- and fields although we
did have came.
Bit Mary Imlay Taylor quite a nice rain. But that rain With Daughter around to tell it REWAM your family by
needed • to be followed by `warm, we heard plenty about the shortage serving delicious Maxwell
SYNOPSIS "You go and stay with Mac until sunny. days -and it wasii'. -I won- of meat and stockings in the city- w�
CH.t,tyrEA ixt Sherwin learns dark; that's the sheriff up there. der why. somsone doesn't tell the but mostly meat. Maybe that ac- Douse Coffee at mealtimes.
Stenhart plans to marry Jane and " weatherman about it. counts for the number of strangers Maxwell House has more
After. dark you can get off.
determines to kill him first In the r • s there were in our local stores this
meantime Jim learns the newcomer Sherwin said nothing; if he want- week -end. After awhile the small, delicious flavor ,'fuller,
is wanted by the sheriff. 'We hat• had a busy time it
ed to make a plea in his own de- laces will be 'sold out of meat too more Satisfying body be.
fense he sacs it was twit.•, he was Ginger farm just lately - quilting P }Trig y — .. •
/-- - - for the clothing drive on ,tune t7- a�._ tilts --a-;, shall all e� vegetarian. -- --•_ _
Jim, still anxious and perplexed, judged g Cause it . Coutaili -s-- choice -
looked around. "We're not so far from the border you bavn't forgotten ,bout it, have s + a s
- "Hello, Jane - Stenhart! Come after all," Jim added casual) "I'd you3 Our - regular - Institute meet- f•atin- American coffees.
J y. Right now we are anxiousl3
- along. - ra4 „y "s overdone,- she's m�aat wav - if 1 were you." Ling was last week and we thought awaiting the results of the Milk «
faint; I've made her sit down,” Shei< in looked up. "You're --- rt might be a goad -}de °; .o-ba •s it Proauccrs' request for the contin- S A DREAM!"
Stenhart, following Jane, came in atolls, 1 appreciate it." take the form of a quilting —Not uance of the winter milk subsidv. That's what your _t:lendr will
slowly, leaning on his stick: Jim turned away awkwardly. He only, do w e get a lot of food work It isn't that we are so frightfully say opcoat) owhenT4you've had nIt crier,
"What's it all about ?" he asked. was half way to the house when he done that way but the worried get concerned about the subsidy but dyed to sparkling new loveliness
a better chance to visit. A.,d how, we ar 'curious to see what will by the ramous zany proresp or
Jane was getting '& glass of water turned and spoke over his shoulder.• f Re- Dyeing. Send yours to uh.
for Fanny, and as she brought it "I'm relying on you not to stay says youl Well, I must admit we happen if the government doesa t together with your color choice,
- Jim held out the sheriff's paper. around Las Palomas," he said grim- do a little gossiping but it was all come across. lire can't imagine,"" and money order for lduu
phse
good- naiared as far as I know. , g raises band?se. we'll i. unl-
• � "Look here, Janet" how a milk shippers strike would your husbands battle dress unt-
-- His sister noted him. fussin t ' ` So, believe it or,not, I don't think _ _ rotm In black, blue. red. green i
g Suddenly he laughed aloud, harsh. be organized to be' really gffective. qr b[Q alai tike !t, p'•r
over the other girl. "I eeling bet- ly. What a mad fool he had been. anyone's reputation suffered as a On one' newscast the other day or civ an '4 e. o o `lfi. ;u�
'ter, dear? Sit 'down, Max, or you'll result of our quilting. But I stn greatcoats 13.69 plus- return post -
�Ie might have killed Stenhart tin- someone is reported to have said
,overtire yourselff" Then, straight- der the trees that morning. It was �9ually sure that some People. that farmers are getting better of re-dyeing. eWrite us for prices
cuing up: "What's that, Jim?" useless to play fair with a snake, somewhere, are going to be much prices now than ever they did and and Information.
He handed her the description His eyes swept the wide slopes of warmer and_ comfortable with our �
cod quilts 't cover them. The that most of them were satisfied. DALE` rOMMF.liC1A1 •iIl'F:
and the picture. the ranch. The men had stopped g y Partner says that is perfectly true Hamilton OF1�' u.tarie
ane stared at it, changing color, hammering. It was supper _time, were really lovely quilts, beautiful - up to a certain point. We are get -,/
J• g g ,
then she flung V down, ly pieced, well marked and well
and he could see groups of them ling good prices and we WERE
"Well," she said defiantly, "what down by the corrals.. In the water quilted. We don't later to the satisfied. But not' now. Good
of it? id.a that "anything will do for ,
• y « • � . , under toe: bridge he saw the big oveseas ". Most of our meulbers Prices don't mean a thing unless _
white horns of a drowned -steer; industry and agriculture keep in •
Jim saw the anger and pride in like to feel that the covers we
there had been too much to do to pace with 'one another. At present
her face. Suddenly he remembered recover all the bodies for cremation. make not only give warmth but what the farmer buys is about two
the scene by
therehwithrSherwin. len he presently he too might be found ly- bring a
thattthe war has �trippedtof jumps ahead of what he sells. - : -
ling in some creek, starved on his Right now we seem to be on a
"By Jove!" he breathed, and long hike for freedom. He had not
gaiety-and charms » giddy old merry -go- round, with -
turned sharply. "Max. look at -that!" moved from the spot where Jim had everyone on the horses and no one
He snatched the paper u and hand- Salurd;.y I took time off to at-
p P p left him when he heard old Aiae call trod an auction s e. ' I stood ' in charge to stop the 'music or put
ed it to Stenhart, to him. on the brakes.
5tenhart was reading ;: .,L.. around. and froze all afternoon and R..♦ ,:n .h. �,,,,, w.nrlr o
they heard a step on the veranda "Come in herd 1'1r then cane away without buying a
and Sherwin came into the hall: His got some• and that being so 1 -must away and
-thing for you to eat.' the old man tbing. But - that wasn't my fault-
arm was bandaged and his face was somebody always raised my bid- Put. my chickens to bed. They
said brusquely, holding open the and there wasn't anything I want- have the run of the farm now but
- colorless. door of his ow•n room behind the Y' g at night there are always a few
"Oh!" cried Jane impulsively, ed badly enough to make me keep who haven t sense enough to go
kitchen.
"you shouldn't - your arm- 'You knew l was going." he said on bidding again and again. I am bomc. And in that they are no
- But he did not look at her, he was quickly, "Did Keller tell_ you over not Scotch but w e do live in a worse than same of the human race
looking st-3 nliart. _There was. a.. _� ice. �r•�_ —.. -_ __-._ __Scotch settlement so it- may be
.-- - old IGacx -- bette-c- best- -- - -- - - - - --
_ •tense moment. 1#a one spoke• then tf,at T- hati-e abaor�ea same gao� m -
Mac smiled. "You told me, son! don't. ooc H�a�ff7
_ Stenhart laugt:led - 13u�hed out 1've lived a long while. L !earned old Scottish thrift througl, the 1
loud. holding out t'. Pacer and how to get. -pe and a_ man's spoken tears.. It may be that that makes Lots of Pep
3 u4 "=:� °• t:^' toe r o canny a t a n ;vtction. - - -Dr.- -chase a lutaney- t,tvPr-
"it's the nlan." he said; "can't down and eat, ain't an} use stare -,_ _ Nether I buy_ or not I still _11c 4u _ r
- �`_+ou ace? t'i`c Cotlr'e es` -t'rr kilotism r-► - -- — "— --- auction t4Tt Hike to watch the issue a long record of dependability
sn . . _ as a reptiifator of liver and ktdaevltt
this fellow • before - his. name's : (To be Cotuinuedi " sort of n �• spirit that gets hold and bowels - - .;�..
John Sherwin: he killed his, old of the crowd . which I am sure 's s r 71 ey gtvekly arouse these ontsns
_._uncle because he'd left. him out. of _ __ _ responsible for a lot„ of the wild to heal thfulactivity--sharpenthesp-
- will, cut hnn off. He's escaped `. + bidding , that so often takes place. petite and help to improve digestion- .
Modern Etiauette • ' * Instantine Clean out the poisons with Dr.
•' from fail. Etc was sentenced for hie: � -
- f "ow it! H °'s an csrsped convict!'"
Upon arriving home, that day Chasea Kdne. -Liver Pills and re-
By Roberta Lee pin your pep and happiness, _
Sherwin said noti4itig. He faced - what' a surprise I g&I Waiting 33ks. a box
'him and his right h:.nd dropped cud- I. What is 'the• chief character- Uri the table for me were six beaut-
denly
to his hip. Stenhart shrieked. i•he That a ntan,or a woman should iful carnations. They were so per- FAST RELI
crumpling` against the wall, , Dave in order to become popular ?. feet it didn't seem possible they ` -
"Don't lct him kill nic!' he pant - 2 Whety a guest and,her hostess taste rani, But they were --and so r•strn au °
• )vas Daughter, who brow hi them.
ed ci;ter a room together, who should , g g owe ttawsstwa • a 1
` enter first: Flowers and Daughter,
Jim started fupt{•ird- hut'Jane was - ' -
-- 3.-ltow should ice cream be
ahead of him;-chc call -gh.t•af Sher. ,
ratan. ,, _ - _ _ _ - - .. •'_- .. -
win's sleeve. A, 1\ hen orir is tra+•elling on a . ■ _ --
"Tell me." she %%11 PC rcd; het lips train and wishes to leave his seat r6��U -
white, "tell 'me it isn't true!" for a few minute, ill what manner
"It's_ true tha. I'm the man they cart it be sl o+c n iliaE -tile scat +- - -
want," he said. harsoly,. "and it's e
true," he raised his hand and 'point- 5. Is it bad manners to add up
ed at Stenhart, "it's tree that 1 'ENDS OVERNIGHT A t N G }bu, bill in a,restauranr when you
came here to kill hint: ' are entertaining guests'
There was a teriibic silence: ilia --- -- _
,others stood staring. dumbly. When 6. Is if customary to have the
%car engraved on the wHdii+g ,
.-Stenhart back td fart +,cr. away, white tit +7tat +ona
V a•
and shaken. ANSWERS
n
"He'il kill me - don't let hint n 'Sr
l.• \�'hethcr it is the "chief
come near nit!" he tried hysteric-
X.! or !iota one must ` X.'
have the delightful manner of say• �� ? r"`• r
Sherwin turned and, iooked his ing nice things. a oti- t-'ati*et�; -a+l�
- '... ,
scorn at him. "1'Il not kill you
of never looking for f nor
Here, hr rata cote • . speaking ill of anyone. 2. The
white and drawn; he did not'louk at -
hostess should never. go first unless ' . !t •
Jane again but at Jim. You can "
• 3:•:.' „
lie, said harsh) "1 't is ncccsran for her to lead thP..
give me up,' Y;:''.• - '+
came to tell you so. ")'here's a re- way. Even then she should excuse
ward," he added bitterly. "Sion• herself, for doings.. so.. 3. With 'e • '�,
hart here might like it!" dessert spoon, or the ice r c;,n'
fork, which resemlles the ' sal.•+•!
• • * f •rk,- although smaller. 4. A coat fi «•.
Jim intervened. He stepped in
or ba lac on h a is uifi
placed tile seat s c-
l; P
a i
front of Jane and took Sherwin by
the unwounded arm. "Come!" he tent. 5. \o; but it should -be cianc
in coil spieuou�ly. <, Yes:
said sternly.
Sherwin cast' one quick look of
anguish at Jane, turned without a 1Rj t'
1
word and went. ii '!!
TAKE I PILL ,•:,;:
As he went Stenhart collapsed �• " ,'..,•
into,a chair. but Jane, did not even advises Sydney woman. f ,;;: ' ; s:> • a
glance at him, She stood with her wedgy
R�co,awr+rdl 40 year odd rr
back against the wall, staring in "I xv ered jor years front ,Sidney ;' �;' 'y > . w> �
!►wrdle tvrthoxt gearn rxrcb re-
—front of her with unseeing eyes. He - li Then 1 hiedGirr Pills. After
had dared to make love to her and eeJ�
taking3 boxer I /alt very nrarcb!tilt- �>
-Tie was a co3tvict! - - - proved. " - rs.V.L,Sydney.N.S. •�
Outside the house, Jim' had his Gin Pills help remove the acids
hand on Sherwtn's arm.. chat can cause aches and pain. ,,>;: »��Ji:r
Sold by all drassists on a'Satisfactioe. '
"Melt away,," he said grimly: "you `< Dissolve
New Fast Risl Ro 1 in water. It's ready for action to to minutes.V
or-money-back" basis. Use proves
saved.
er - I'll- and you rescued my ais . tbe+f merit. MAKES BETTER BREAD IN HALF THE TIME!
'ter - ['ll• do nothing• nothing at all. ReyulOr riser 40 Nh � --
Melt away!" Economy", 90 Rh t
"1' don't want to make such a 4 pecker in ,�ASY TO USE ... extra -fast bother -New Fast Rising Royal
claim upon your generosity," he' each carton.
s 4 large ... New Royal Fast Rising lets you do all your baking In
said stiffly. "Better give me up" 'loaves .from Dry Yeast gives you bread with the daytime when you can
Jim swore a little. 1'n- not that -
kind," , he said: then his eyes trav• • r■ tree. -the old - fashioned home -baked hatch the dough ...knead it
`eled' toward the distant windings of (In the U.S.A. ask for Gino Pills) BaYOL OUr menfolks love -in. sit the right d
g point. Get New :.`
the road. He took out his field- NsAast Dealt a on pn� M tow- 1IM11 less than half your normal Fast Rising Moyai from your
glasses and searched it as fat 'off ac. baiting time!
+' •' � grocer. It ata }•s full - strength
he could see. He made otit a ik' _._. ;Node in Canada NorNky "overnight "baking for weeks ontiourpantrvthelf?
patch moving on tit npper o::rt. ISSUE 21 -1946
= r"- • Hum Flattery when they come bearing gifts " -ow
0 PCha0 exaggerated com liments.
I C E OF 'THE �' R ES � it spid that American soldiers
tham News ~' A
have developed a strong liking for a
th; Gernia'ns. One 'of the reasont+ . IMPOSSIBLE TO HIDE the
Nobody Knows ,. pays of Peace The Me!on Family is that the Germans declare that fact that Maxwell House
gccvtiln+ • to a aariter, not +,ur u� y 1 the United States is the only great
L, fl i. estiniatect that in the U'nitc.l "Lr
1,00u, 'iU . inhabitants. of , Soviet Sta.es this year 40.000 persons will country and people in the world. CorffetE 16 expertly blended.,
J61 ills, cucumbers and syua�h Great is the power of flattery! The superb Maxwell House
1?u�siz ':Wows adhere lrau is. tiu1, die w traffic accidents and c,, tlu, are best grown in hills. •''these Probabl. when the Gen'uaus talk
- -- the• }a, nritioer sines Iron. UW t►il! be injured. These are' the n run 'u tv three or four feet to the Britis!i and the Russian. blend results from a tradi_.
Wind�c,r Star safe, bless,,' days „f pi:ace! y' p
square+ They should not be more they adopt the sanie compliment ' - tiond %nowledge gild skill
Ottawa Journal than six inc' es above the surround- ary attitude —but the 9ritish and
Move Forward, Please .. . of the art of coffee' blend -
ing ground. Best material to use Russians have learn,d front exper '
A good ava� to get rid of upisz is swell- rotted manure or blade icnce to "Beware vi the Greeks m$•
at the back of the car is to nuke it
bit i» the front seat. bard To'Place soil from a swamp. This should - - - -.
—Galt Reporter. A lady lecturer bays our civiliza be lightly mixed with the regular
garden soil and then iven' a two-
tion' ,has treeu featured by the inch dressing of the me on top, hat FXr)
- ,Also Autos - struggle of man to keev woman in HAve. at least 2 feet between hills,
----Trucks still battle with trains at her place. The harde, t _part is to__
Ae _ 'level crossiiig..' no truck determine 'where woman's place
has aeon really is..� . s VA4119-Es-
Here's bec Chropielo 't'elegrapb Chatham ICe�as Speedy Relict For
• Tender, Aching,
. # � ,Anrcaarr ra Prwlun. 1'Drrtr
U. S. Army Group - Q a Y
N I� Burning Feet
I S
HORIZONTAL language Your rent may no swouru ana in•
flamed that you think. you can't go Geor Grip
1.6 Depicted is 4Powerful ex- another step. 'Your shoes- mas-_reel - -_ Treed For
insigne of the plosive (ab.) as If they are cutting right Into the
U. S. -Army •512 months H WINS T flesh. You feel side ail over with Extrd frec-
6 Destiny . h C hin o
anything torture: vou'd Rive
anyt e t i o a ea d
$ get relief
- Division 7 Lubricants t Two or three applications of M;lte�e
12 Solitary 8 Rubber tree Maone'e Emerald a pn an and In few EXTRA VALUES THAT 6titE
appears the pain end °orenese dU -'
. � 13' Those who ail 9 Of the thing appears. • ;
14 Annex 10 Go from place 26 British' ac- 43 Above. No matter how discouraged you
15 Gossip to place count money 44 Ventilates have been, it you bare not tried W�E>tlTlH19TFI *rOSlflllEtAtt11
17 Assist 11 First Chinese 27 Cereal thing td Ott then you have some-
17 LONG WE AND
grain 45 Road (ab.). thing to Learn fret s bottle today u'
19 Existed dynasty 28 Organ of 46 Shut violently - MO:T MILE= tiEt 0011A k „
21 Regrets I4 Heart (Egypt) hearing 48 Observes ~
.22 Man's name 16 Tungsten 29 Mimic 49 Babylonian - 'OOH >szor aTONa n'°s have �M.
s 23 Symbol for saaoss eslra valsp thsl I1sie M.
y (ab.) 301t is roll : deity � . •' _,alkd [hest ns sires to establish the
samarium IS Debit note 36 Rent roll S1 Malt drink i ;y y' p�8w �rd of helm the only
14 Compass point (ab.) 38 SA -dly forth 52 Truly s v igathetk fir. to .sans p • tai.
_--------- ?5 Maxim 20 Countries 41 clarnation 55 Lieutenant lastaaaooub tlpoosnar, for rice ark, r 1'
?8 Orientation 2Z Encompass 42 Polynesian (ab. - - -- ! '
l3' ) `1 a an anrmo speed et toe s es per
r r•.
_ 1 L 3 y S t, Td 9 a0 tl - -'
• y ` d ^' , J r Hair.
3t- SuL"_"R° 25 Encotuttered chestnut 5? Railroad (ab.) �'''�`
32 Indian arm, -- - - - -. -- YV>,.a rayias.. as:_ttrDEMIAND. - - -
(ab.) !" A - FIRESTONE -!M titres to" STAT - - - - -- —
33 Morindin dye `'' o AL
34 Jumbled type Ix is . MACS N e.FSR roNfs>aR. -
91 Cara manta titwto�a nits s awsa sossrlirtl
' 37 Flowers
'39 Halt -em ty 5 0 ?, zt :. Mesta. tirade.
•, 40 Therefore
41 Sea eagles. ;,.
43 Boat paddles 'Alm 27 ts
k p
_ ... 47 Gaelic i -
5A Head cowering It ..' J� 3z si
-1 Greedily,. _ + `` DOLL YOUR OWN WITH
53 Beverage .. - a
54 Having _
39 = �' 440 "
greater height 1
-- .
C* n
Wee
:''•9 Female horses _
Offid S ,
n VERTICAL 5 5 F IV E CUT rt$10" • , ....
a 1 Lose colors .
Oc$2�stest SB sy
* •
_'' 1'HE SPORTING. THING _
- . POP --You Caa' Count On' Them - .. - - -- ---- .-- - - - - -- _- - - -- _ --
>r s�unn ' • _ - . - . . __ _. - -By J. MIL.L.AR WATT
l t/ �i, _
'-OUT" AusTRA 0 A WAAV ? I B Tf tAT 1 Siao v 6�AY S O • . -rHERfc ARE
y. I WOULD SUIT YOU A 6000 PL.AGR
PROFESSOR FrOAR INSOoY%MIA MILLIONS OF r. _
_ rl` Y2=' �",a �,• ( - i 5MV P THERE
Il
---For heaven's sake, you two!
stop quarreling!"
STUFF AND THINGS MUTT AND JEFF— Owing to the "Man Shortage" and Ali `That Sort of Rot By BUD FISHER _
EVERY NIGHT WNAT CAA DOIN' I'M �� YOU'
see YOU WRITING EitE IN ' ITING�
! Ql� GNT DOWN �I WIl ND' l -
- A LfiTTER! - SES THE NALL,JEFF? LETTER MUST THE BIG BOY -L -
t,. YOU vtTL� TD .� �' v LOVE W -
t- r� MYSELF.- To MYSELF' YOURSELF! OST►Ni .
% �-'� - ► ,. MORNING
o ° . ARRIVES
'•Can you corms-• back later ?
lie's out at the moment!"
_•RBG'L.AR FELL ERS—Slightly Rattled By GENE BYRNES '
_ _
1Ny WORD' JUST HEAR THAT TNAT'S WHAT 1 SAID MY wORO.r THE GARC,GE
-(THAT W ^" -y J
...,, . i r l� CAIN _
RATTLE' AND THIS IS 'A RID OF THAT RATTLE OR IS TEN BLOCKS AWAY BUT' POFPA- THAT RATTLE
ElR.4':D NEW fits.' TAKE THE CAR SACK! y /, I CAN STILL NEAR THAT
WAS COMIN FROM
��c °� / RtNrTLE 1 THIS BUNCH OF KEYS
00-
_r - -�-y a r , nf. ; i �<' I FOUND YESTERDAY IN
10 =- THE LOCKSMITHS ASHCAN
FIRST
1 - 0
In
_
T ,
•--
�or Yo u 1 N�tc ze 'to W. do building o: au ti.
CAiPBNTERING -Pi
ckerIn :'Nadwarb - .
e
REAL'. FOOD BUYS : .PL G
Can Come, ZOc -tin .. - . —�, . "•,�,��,; �, ° _ _ • • �G�'NERAI. HARDWARE
Equipment. Dorn Water - and
Tomato Juice lOc per tin - _ s» Beatty stable _ ;
..� _ ,SUPPLIES •.�
Ptmpkin, 12c per tin Matsui. - -
• .r
Boiled dsne' er, . 24 c tin ..
VnUa-
M. S. CHAPMAI''� F. J. PROUST Swinesd Siredom
Qualityi Drugs MEOW _
Radios -- Refrigerators -- Stoves Aocarate Dlbpensisig GORDON F. OSBORNE � A* E. Richardson
C. L, U.
'- > pABHING )l[AO8NES and OTSBR APPiIA3tCB3 . veterinary Reaedia DI9l'18[CT MANAGER GENERAL INSU2ANM J
RAT —ggg�� a A Unrr FOR ALL OCCA>�O1� S -REAL ESTATE - -- �—
_ HOUSE WIMIG EXPIRE LIFE
sai:me > s _ : c�oxY>,rAxCirr�
ROUGE Caanplete "Wametic Line TOM"" Ckm* y An old established acww. re"r
Representati es to servo.
- Ross D. Munro _ . Phone, Pk.bw W,40
ELECTRONIC LABORATORIES : 8. �' _ _ --
BTORE HOURS . Tom Peoria
�RJNBAifl�i +' .' PH6iY>Z Pi�L 23 i! of Oro.
X. E*owa. Audley. ORL •�.• $ „�
- -- Week Days - 8.36 A. X. - 9 P. M- J. l[iAs, Alas t
Sunday - 12.30 P. M. - 6 P. OL O'elephons, 6!S Whitby. Oat. fasarates et sf! )Drs
Ajax Fire - continued 13th Year r
.BROCK done in their small Wartime Hour- J. R. Boyes, , in.ae. A!'!Ne
ing home,-and which may have saved �WM. MCEACHNI E '
their lives. Amuna Pour .four- t - -_- FUSi�tI'1`Vfi)L D ALEi! AddreM - -- -0�ami - --
- - ` thirty, Mrs. Fowler was awak�arled - • Brougham, Oat - Pict i E IN T ..
T[tEATR E th a noise in the living- re+om, Sub- FUNERAL DIRECTOR Service
-
pec-tinR what it was, 'she woks her THE REXALL STORE prj�� Ambolanos ser�riee
and with the greatest possible speed PHONE PICK. 68 Clarke Prentice
•'�T�3T2'BY' "husband, who opened the doer to Day or Night-' -
Haaithfuily Air - conditioned =d the front of the house a mass _ -_ LICENSED AUCiZOWNLRt
7ML"RSD�iY, FRI., SATURDAY of flames. The two climbed through Hardware one • .13 _ Ir the Coan1 of Yosit and Ono - k
a bedroarn window, a d while Fow- aslop aacoassor to Corp. �_
MAY 23, 24 and '25 leer, a veteran in Afiica, Sicily and _
Plckering, Ontario tile. of C. A. S.• F., and of the Lath
Two Shows - 7 wW 9 P. M. Italy, ealt*aged some of. their be- 916ctric Brooder Stoves m J. H. Prentift (formerly 'Ptandes
longimcs .from t-e hou_aP his 19-year TRT and )• Earm and )lflarar•+
Saturday Matinee at 1.80 P. M. -old wife Jeanne, summ�o• tip Ffre_ - ' Chick Feeders - Z 7({ y r - - t ; #r Fb me
Holiday Matinee Friday at 2 P. AL Department by a nearby telephone. 'Water Founts _ Reasonable Robes• -
The brigade arrived-in four mimnes Ll�s il�t'� AUMONEHR and PHONE AGIN. I52 W t, MII.LIKEla
r 50cceeded. -im pxti miall;n tha Wo +n ,Filectric Vacuum Cleaners
i uaX t i al —'`" S - - -- -- — - V 1 T •TT A TAR - -
1 "Ted" who is Well known . in this ::. Paints -Oils - ,Sales � , AA Anywhere Barrister Solicitor Notary Mile
in Technicolor neighborhood. 'had used his savimgc t Phone a: Write
.. • ' = -- - from .nix .years o! war to _ fUrn- _ AL V I N B U S H B g 614 Dundas St. East, Whitby, Ont. C .' . C. R I C H A RDSO N ..
l YvzsTi �e: Decarlo Rod Camera:► the house. and bad paid up hie fire
tasuranee only five day? before. He Hardware and Tlaa>.itt -" Suite 611 - Continental Life Vft
KONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY lost bis AX'ht arm in s campaign In CY R i L E. M O R L EY ' •$a9 ' T°=°nt°
*i Italy. - Phone 46
- MAY 27, 28 and 29
• I N S U R A N C E .AND Your Satisfaction -My Guaratita,
Last Complete Shove At R:20 P. M. 1 7 Quality Meats - -REAL ESTATE
II :�icKFE
The Southerner _ Y- - -Fish / In Season PHONE F7 PICK. PAINTER & DECORATOR -
BO= 6a
Zachary �,t* e•r:d Betty Field.. ._ ..
Fruits & Ve e�' abler•. � _ .. � . _ : •. •: .:.,
also an added attraction - J A. W I LLOU G H B�/
DICKERING ONTARIO
_
' . Wipeu0b, y Farm Agency : °!
"E&ndie , s .lucky d -ay; _- ; SliLK,s MARKET - -Head Offiee -- '.Toronto
aw. Phone Pic><erirs 26. 166 Yonge St, AD0605 J. I, (Thud) STEWART, B. A.
P. Si jgleton, A. Lake, L S m-na - "Largest and Oldest in -
_ _ t Canada - Established Forty Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
-- . „
THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY ' CONSULT OUR ACTIVE C11 DEPT". .RIPER BEND FARMS
MAY 30, 31 and JUNE 1 �PICKERING MEAT MARKET FOR THAT HOME IN THE CITY Greenwood Road
f The Dolly Sisters I _ FRANK R. SMITH - — __ -Phone 17 R 22' .
Sellers & Atkinson
Betty GrablP John Wayne - - -Qnallty Furst - Service 0mr- Auk - -- -
t — "WE BUY TI3S ASST •- YOtT MARE THE TEST"' Phone Arrn. 2p1WZ`- Sb,uff. 290 -" . . DOneveow - =-
aad Jpne Haver
_
. IP�wi g �Sien --
'New Singer Sewing Machines are
- B` A.. B. s
—saw--available- Electries and tread- ea - ..:.;Auctioneers Ontario Load Stuveyus
isa For fdrther information write. - - — -T- -- �?� fling- $treet..East, Oshawa, Oat
of phone ' •Singer Sewing Machine 45 Year's Experience
Company" 16 Ontario' St. Oshawa. I _ . Sales conducted answhere.
Phone. 698 _ ti - Specializing in Farm Stock, _ .Notice .
-_, !'arniture - abd Property Sales. '
'0 Sales personally listed and- "sibmatlen Storm .Doers a"
Spring Is 1-lere ! t i v e N e n s and B ro I er" .de:'I+•ed. Bills papa .� Stern �.>~ M�
p Asphalt Shingles., to (hda
LOOK TO THAT ROOF NOW 2 Prompt � ervlce ' Roil Roofings �
call Vs For Free Estimstea We tell direct to the consumer and Asphalt 8idu�p
Reasonable Ra s : . -WaU Boards rte.
(40 Years Experience) Y oaa pay' you more fore live poultry. PHONE 290 STQIIFFVI j
. w ('� � e - - ••. arranged for large lots.: .. , , � _ � .. N."
.M• Gordon' • -T
J. & G. Gascoign I 1 .: — I n I aueelu pia umi.r
Phone -74� ; -.. -For Further .Particulars -
RIE IUMBER
Co. _
Whitby, Ont. PICKERING FARMS LIMITED
The LIMITED.
:•- _WHITBY, ONTARIO ;
t
Phone, 336 Doc or Night_ x Scarboro - 'Junction CEMENTI-_,
-_ T I; xoWs
ELEP ONES rd 111 7, and Scarboro 836
WORK, IT'S SMART TO SAVE Xougi, and Dressed Lumber Millwork
Frames Sack Doors Scrams
FOUNDATIONS - SHOP AT ' Interior Trim Xould�aRs
STABLE .OiE _.. Soft and Hardwood Moorft
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