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. ,VOL. LXV - - DICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, MAY. 31, 1946 _ No. 40
Proposed That - f k rein -And laremont
nd N I chool Area Pan
_ Schools Be Closed ere -
xt 'v ` Thste�8 red Pickering Vivage
, received an abundance of eacour- Toots-Taken Ia Two -night Break -in Mrd. H.- A:�Satchett a:d laugh-
Clasesssart Continuation �o� eat, at that time, and started in ter Helen, of Toronto called on
lie Gfte& -High School Area Neat -
- walling every other Friday, ,thee Carpenter boots, costing about •the 24Th,
„ every Friday. But they "find now, " $250 were taken from two tool sheds' Misses Marjorie sad Ruby White Mrs. W. J. Clark and daughter
It m proposed" that Prctiterut8 that having-cleared out everybody's ;tear "here on Friday and Saturday :were hostesses on Wednesday evert- Nora, have returned to their hdme
imd , Claremont Continuation Schools ;
• will be closed under the stew High ashes and winter accumulation of .nights last. "Mfr. Gordon Death, of ing to a Pantry -Shelf Shower to hop= is the' village after- spending t3tis
"Sohooi Area plan, according to an 'tin cans, they have been told by so Ajax, who is buildinpK at the west our of Miss Marjorie Riley whose winter with °'' br'rs of her family
many that "they need not call any end of the village,. suffered a loss marriage takes place on June S. in Burford, Lakefield and Pickering}
official of the Dept. of Education. more ", that the calls have reached -whien his tool shed was broken"iato Relatives from Toronto were at
At a special meeting held in the the Monne home over the- week
_ Ccwacil Chambers last week, town- s� a low number that it no to tger and tools and gas engine were stbl- Y
SPRING FLOWER SHOW IN end. e
ship council officals, five reP.rese l- pays them to carry on. Last Friday en on Friday night. On Saturday Pickering, June 11,
�- - tatives from Markham and eev�erai - they- eavered- the = village -as- usual ---- aright, -Mr.- Death - -lost- -more tools,.- - - --_- Miss- Irene Elliott spent the hol.
along With th ez made- tltFee trips -to -- the- .t�hip when his tool shed at Liverpool, Pickering Township Horticultural i y o th friends-An-Fort ,Eri:e aqd
from the County; dump with their truck loaded, and where W -ie constructing a- house, - ice
men from Stouffville, who sat in at --Society-gill--hold theizS� ring Flow -
the meeting, discussed the Plan of made $8.00 for their day's work. was looted. Police are investigating' � Show on Tuesday, -June 11, iii the �'- -�� �$tBOn, of Ottawa spent T
sMarlcham taking in parts of Pick- $8.00 to pay two men's wages, and the two robberies. United Church, Pickering. Mr. Percy the• holiday week -sad at her hams
e operate a truck at the same time? Bone, of Thornhill will._be judge and - ham' and on Monday and Tuesday,
School Sections, 6 7, 10, and attended •the Canadian Dental Coati
12, and all of, Section 8 rand 1I- in -Can't be done, so they quit after Restaurant and Drive• -In Dance guest speaker. There will also be
' this Friday's collection. Being, Erected .gilt West End of musical selections, An Barbara at the Royal York. Le an and
their areal, They would be assessed I Foy ��' Barbara War;te and son leave 'on at the sortie rate for the High School
Seems to us this would be the Pickering Xi1Lge- a- prize list, please contact Miss
g time of year when households would Saturday for Centre Island for tlrt
arm and would agree to have a bus � - Wjvrinie •Wood,• Society _ Secretary, at
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pick u all Pupils, so first none be wanting a garbage collection. Mr. George BorrowdaIe is erect -a°�'
p Dunbartoa. Miss Dunn, a former teacher to
would have farther to walk than to. ing a 'building at the west end o! our school, and popular_ pianist sit
their nearest public school. The High ERSKINE CEMETERY the village, that will be divided into COMMUNITY CENTRE .
School asked for are sa"c"er+t of ,Remembrance Day, June 9..3 P. M- a restaurant, grocery store and- a MEETING "TONIGHT HERE school dances here, was back s-
- approximately $700,000 w+i!&, would juke -box dance half, with living ! wain last'• Thurasday night at her iou
-be taking in these Se>~ti I -The .Am'al Remembrarnc? . Day _- Quarfers on the second story, to be - "Sam=y s Gonep, -cal task, at the Contiauattots
Mr. Wei. ?►iaanrlg (ano`.her teach- ! Senice at Erskine Cemetery *rill tree in operation by the e^►d of August. School dance in the school
4 of. this year. A stone. building of J_-D. Remmer's large 'newfound- -- Mrs. James •MacRaP, a war bride,
. er) representing the County, acted heed on S iaday afterriorn, JU,e . , (arrived in Canada _ on board the $.
as ehairmati Mr. Reesor, of Port at q.00 p• m., Re-., A. E. Holley• $°r narert Gtructure, it plane to ,land dog ``Sa7rarr) well-k.-town on
Penny, rorho is on the County Educe- 941inister of Dunbartoa United Ch'�rch cater to the tourist trade as well as the Third C.rncession, and .a great as• Ac�iitan a last week, and is with
slop Corrmiittee was also i�- atte:la- - w;.: ue rt,e aNT, t <� �t l+atro-ts•' favourite with children, passed away her husband here. Mrs. MacRa11
-this• week- o, 1.." rnmes from Dumbarton; Scotland. • '
once. Inspector Duffi-t, of the Dept. - g.,.rl . X11 as,� sf .
- of Education, has made the verbal Yavth Participate• in Rally At Pickering 'women's institute 15 years. "
% gtsternent that "Pickering and Clare- Dumbarton l'nited Chareh _ _ Local He At Br•ooislion %� %tee
Arwnt Co rtinuatioa Schools will be The Women's institute held the �t{Q �iil�i+fl'L'i�e$ '
cloyed "under this plan. Mernbars of the C. G. I. T. arid the first meeiring of -the new sea -srrn at A few of our " people attended O
By -fepW pg 2rpa €, it :? Q1Spii =•:GEd Yo;,,ng Xen' A;1%1 ('lama nt Dunbar - rtha h.....° -f %trs \ Ri <•. A-, Tues ---t ►' .i i'n 1ti, -at-14 i^ic•- — DIInberton �'nitfv -�.Ch reb
that all High School pupils, frc::t ` ton Uniwd Church - 'toc,k' irn active ,day, May 28, Preside "nt -Mrs- H: C. lin ;pring Fair a.id en;oyed the Rev .A. E. 1 ?)lIPy, B. A., B. A
the n,,rth end dovrm w about. Ch ?rry- par. in the first Ybuth Ra!ly to be Hutchison 'n tite ci.air. The promise lame -exhibits of -cat, 1 :% and t•.orses Minister
*rood would itteid Markhar-i, ' but held in tAat. church. _ far the new y r seems .t., be good, as•w•iell• as the ball games and Orono - Surviav,• Ju: e '2, 1941% -
ailere LEie relit OS the souz}r Oi Lhw '.,W- n1:33Stn�t' let th ' t_!n:2 r '_1t the April moot :r.. �i' em
where �._� 33FP�f 1`} the JUTi3r4 }?Annie E
�towmship would attend is , n,t dis- of youth be dimmed", stated the :leered their merttberslii and ' he v ;' a.. zr: ` > -Su;; 6wi
P. Xea,e w'on a prize vri h his p� :Zy A -Class "and Teacher. for 'Every
,closed, It will likely be Wl:i•by ^r. speaker, Frank :tt•82-tim -of Dunbar-' way fees turned in this week sun• Xin. Royes :von ''nd in the. show•- Age•'
a Scarboro. Scarboro.is pfanri ^g an tea. He stressed the mportance, of gests_ that no 6»te bas,fallen out and., :aa.giip eras;;•in the Calf Club. Ed. 11.00 a. r~ . - 31 ruing W-rrship
area within its tc-rship and• aduiu+ taking a muse &,,ive 'Dare, in s runt of :rev. members have b"11. Te•:f% won _s5tht. Gerald Teefy 7th' _Good- music, hearty con:gregatio�
easy rent want pupils from-P! ker- Continued an page Four added..-Ti-,e busi:w' , of the meeting and Frank Wvnro critt "th in. the singirtfr a ::d s frienl] >' gee ^Ling.
CEDARENA GARD>; N PARTY )tl` ""d r`'r"�� �rtil speed and eff rare class. I t th. Junior Farmers This C"rurch s°nCc you ar ;d' yougr
The school boards of both Con- 11ZETi7RN3 Continued On Page 8- - rf,,r' bp,-It ��Airy c%L Wm.. BOY-7-9, w.,n I oommunit� faithfuily, • tore. >uahoat
= tinuation Schools will have - to vote, mrd Fd x -tri Teefy. 70h. Gerald! the who' yewr. Low L'_ beet tbhl
-their sections IVo • an appointed - ' r • c
After an absence of three years, ANNOUNCING Tie.} to erred F.a:ik tt- our,arrttt 9:h. I tr, its ministry,
area, and-if they begitste- impress- _ Standard Leadership Tratning i Harry, Buyes a-nd Son `von. 'r,l an i C r : :e�rniu! I lured ('hure:t ' i
- are -will lY .ti - ..ught f, '� f' rei ;c '('eclat !grove �Gai'den Party will s- tiocel Lfnder The Direction OE 'Tire a heifer' and' aid iri" fire Get of 5i re
Ahe issue. (dictatorship in ::.s wO a :sin all ° it's long es at :a'n'ti P.lut` °_ ; ick =ring To•�a�t. :p' 9uriday Sdhooi Classes fur Ayrshire ca- t ee. F. M. Hiblrla:d Creel. r
Norm. Bd.) to the top of the a * :erta.in=e.a Rev. A. E. ri ii. y, t'., :1., J. D.
Aaaoe=atiion Cha an won the Senior Charrpion-
-- . OR ^n; to the fact that a High i b e n r high r,ual:ty pr gran ur- �'t 31in ;sba:
. _ - . ship sm his Jersey ,Sire and Reserve _ 1. 16 • , -
School Area Comrritt� • 'f Lids ,been arranged for Lire first Satur- 1 . Sunday, Ju-te -2, It- above- mentioned Leadership #Grand Champiol:ship; 1st- on 2 yrs...
Camty w n -have to.b. arp- i^! :ect be- day -fight in July. Training School will be held in the 130 P. m..- A r'ro n C tu>ci: school'
g old heifer and 12 other prizes.on his•
-fore err 7th , ;,; i� ; ! y - _ - - =_- - - - 2.$0 p. m. - s. fterno6n Warship • I
l4eMm at- -foal Tl,..usir �- Fta3Parten L�lited Church L�IILI►+g th.. a� � 1
inn a'td Ciaremr,rt Will C ;MT -JLP A° is Aey. A. L. rrti�; , i �rt.c
Sunda. Ju�r 76. i rest, «u«k, a' ?, in the Claremont "Oddfellow•s Church .Parade, June 7. 7.45 m. - l: , ^2r in Worsr.i >
tipsy are for at least ano" er year. Zaptist• Church. ..the second week; P• g P
The Department of Education will - The •A,nnual Rerrerrbrance- Das I upeniaa on Monday. June 3. at R•� Auspices of the eDung l'eopWa Ua-
• be holding meetings _ is thi, town- Service of the Brougham Uri` :. •I Tlne•lucal Lodge of Oddfellows W411 ion. Guest speaker, DIr. S. �'adla.•i,
r I� m. bt>a �n onda }�, Tuesday a-10
ship within the next few we li-4, t' Cem ^ten, will .be.held _at the CeTr- Thurc -lu, nights only, hold a 'church paxade on Sunday Recreational Convener, East York
'discuss the school. area Plan.. fi etery on June 16.'at 2.30 )t• m• pity- The follow.i.tg• topics are- offered,:. :morning next, tneeti t#; at their ctw"i You era most cordial "ly ini it8d to be
G�IRRAGF. OOLLE('T10` TKT THIS , ,idirz the weather is favourable.., 1. Biblical background Old Testa- lodge hall and parading to the Un- present at these services.
c , cl.. +.'<t it be • otherwise it will b:' m,errt. ited Church here, at 10.45, for sere- St. George's Anglican. Pieke t
DI CONTT,t_ i�It - -_ - vice -at -1"1-09- -Theg - will -be aeeonrlg g t'idg
- - ?held in the united Church. Green- ;<l�••t(r ieach:n-, Juniors Sunday June 2 1946
,anied _by the Mrk' Pipe Band _whi '
The two young ev- sen'icemen'whb �'` Quartet assisted by the hcwre ;i. Achieving a Christian HMtie Tn- - Confir'mati'on Service, 10.30 a. m.
few SCP.f'ks ago canvassed this trill, i•hoir• -w-ill furnish the mu :.ic. Loud- day. _ appeared on our July tat program please note change in _hour of ser-
a to see how anar.y homes they : sPMker facilities. Collec't;o -. `P.ev. Credits awarded to all pupils who here last year.
vice for this Sunday only. The Ap-
tould call at • on 9'a7bage collections, I• F h'nnedyr speaker. . -meet requirements.: - Wm, Ruddy. Harriman, Californi'a;, • ostoli.c Rite of Confirmation will be
Speaker At Rotary administered to a class of candW-
.. _ : -.._ _. _ ... _ ' . •• rtes Right ?rev. A... R. Beverley„
r by
L.. O 1 1 V R r �.. • • • • - r narrinian, of l;a:itorn- F►.. +�., Suffragan nixrhop of. 7orcrtpo`
The Second National Clothing Collection :�nerosity of Canadian• people. The .world shortage ia,a guest of the, Ruddy's here, and who -will also preach the .sermon.
Listening to an address on Sunday last, the speak- !cf textiles has imposed the most severe hardship, on head of a large hospital outside- of There will be no Sunday School on.
r� er, at one point was making coinparisuns in peoples, the }reuple who suffered and _e- rdured the cruel felt- Los Angeles, gave the club members Sunday, June-2nd.
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refer•ing w - - the supposed belief that our enemi in ies of w-ar. Anything we car do, to alleviate flue sit- one of the most'interestin of "hunt -
St, Paul's Church, Dumbarton r
ilsO recen_ war would have "gladly, seen us starve" : �:tion will: -be a tribute of friendship -to- those who, an interest" stories we have e'er % b
had •they been the victors` But %%e, of the* Democratic, ' fit many instances lost their, all in'the' ruins of the listened to-, on Monday evening, Surchoo at 2 2, 1946
Christian nations,, now fhoe victors, set about- reeding VA-st devastative -war in history. The -aim of the Nate We gathered from • his language Sunday School at 2,00 p, mt. Cele•• �
And clothing the suffering is Europe, including our !r na! Clothing Collection i5 the gift of at least one and remarks that Mr. Harriman is bration of •the Holy Communion at
late enemies. A11. this, to sprite is 'a eery s •rai^ge - garment from every man, walnan s d child iij Can- of a type much to .be. desired as 3.00 P. m. Preacher at this service, 1
practice. , - -%hey «`vuld be as a 'yembrr of our awu ade. That should not be too difficult 'in 'a country - -heaii •'of a 2500- patient hospital -- Rev, E. G. Robiasor>t You are cold•
douse in Lu:,doa, ,F.n:;., who stated that -'he cared there the people are among•the best fed and, b ^st sympathetic, considerate and having rally invited to worship with us,_
not Nviiat happened to German then, ��'omen aid clotheii in the �+`orld." an understanding of the life - outlook Pickering. United Church
children' " - -be- -met, with_the- re�l��cm the rest o: All kinds of used, serviceable clothing -are. reyuir- of his unfortunate, Handicapped pat - Hev, Kobt:' C. Copeland, B. A.
the House, `'Shame, Shame. �i'c - '#'hens include, Guits, overcoats,�rnifnrltts- - vrork- - Tents; mta y of whom- arc mental, Minister -
We, Of our intellect a:a beliefs c:,nno *. conceive r }o ;hes, dress, aprons and smocks for girls and He cold of the case history of a Sunday,-June 2; 1946
M of such a' practice, any ntr�re than we con undrrs. and women, shoes. in pairs (tied securely with a string), number of his patients throughout 10.00 a. m; - 'Sunday School
th(- Gorr an mentality that pennittPil' them to con- caps-; felt hats, knitted headwear, gloves, woollen SOS, his tt}enty to thirty years with the 11,00 a.:�n'. - I, 0. -0, F,- Service j
duct th' horror, pri. :�� t camps anti the -bestiality that undarcluthiag, piece goo s, blankets, sheets and tin- institution. Only a, few, are in . such- 7.00. p, m• - Evening Worship ►
-took place .within totem,. ers, draperies and rentnant:s. -- .•_ a position .that permits them to be- • • • ,• - :
Yet, we might as well cane out with it, and ack- " ",All wa6hable garments and goods should -be washed- -.come acquainted with these who-ex= --WO men' s -- Missionaey S— ocieo - - -- -
nuwledge, that, so long as the unrest and conditions --but they need not be ironed. Other - garments treed . ` perience the bitter, tragedies of .life, The June meeting of the W. M.
as they are in .r Europe, exist,• jusit so long will our . ,tat be dry- cleaned. Clothes without buttons are acs- and yet the fortitude of those ,whose
one S. of the United Church tivill be held
a ov'n recovery be delayed. An n• ,arid all assistance eptable, as supplies of buttons are now movia`g into activities are limited to -within and at the home of Mrs.. L. Wilson on
given thesF people will hasten • our own return to lands where -th'e clothing will be worn. Items which ;� behind four walls is difficult to un- Thursday ,evening, June 6, at 8.00
.normalcy, The Aevelopmen>t, of facisxn and 16talifar- ..cannot be baled, such as straw - b-,ts, feathef beds, lerstand. Many of the patients-are o'clock.• The program "Home Miss-
ism in 'Europe, following then last" «'ar- received its ,011ows.and mattr:� ;,-q, should not bn given. ;victims of accidents that have left ion Work" will be presented by Mr's.
greatest encouragement from a restless, ,'Dyer- 11urd- At the moment, arrangements in •Pickering' provide_ _ =them sri physically ing'apacitated, Wilson ,and Mrs. James_ All ,ladies :
shed 'people. 1t is in our own interests to see that for your .leaving your articles, as in a former camp- .,•'their only home can but. be=an i-n- are cordially invited to aftead. Cars
these people are prO��ded'•for- a.-id, at price. sign -at C'hapman's Store- Any other provisions will, stitution, - - .,
will leave the lour- corners at .46.
Perhaps the • importance of this particular camp- _ be announced in this paper at a later date. For the We suggest that a term such as
sign (U'hicK will be con(hicted from ' June "17 to June present, ere ask' you to start your inventory -what - the speaker's, • with such, an, izwtit- Presbyterian Church, Pickering
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29) is best. described in the words of Wm. M..Birks, car you do without in the way of clothing --be pre- ution develops an understanding and Rev.. D. Marshan a
Natiol40 C+Akiirmaa,• who' says; "The grave world Pared to give it -to someone very much in need. Ream'- respect, for mankind that cannot be Minister
food situation at the present, time, is being met in " ember, we we. -do not treat" . oar berg -time enemies. as _ obtained aTywjtere rlae. Mr. 'Harrel- Mrs. P, N. Spratt, Orgmtist
Canaria by rationinZ and voluntary restrictions. The !others may do. Send in a useable garment. -mo mat. man is a nephew of Mr. E. L. Ruddy 2.00 P. m. - gunday Sdrool
clothing problem wnong war - stricken people is eq- ter what it is, someone watts it. But- PLF4SE .DO rho also, was a guest at this meet- 8•00 p. m. Chun& aervies '
tzally urge-it and calls for the greatest sy:mpat'hy and NOT send in "rags'' fluor .are no use to anybody!
o _
of the Now
-Gandhi Approves
Moizanilas K. Gandhi, spiritual
leader of millions of Hindus and
elder statesman of the All -India
Congress Party commended to the
people of his country the Britisn
- binet- Illission's proposal for a
union of India.
Gandhi's approval ' of the plan',
culmim.tion of seven weeks' negot-
iations, was" voiced at a prayer
meeting at which he said
"Then- are some who said the
English were incapable of doing
the right thing. I do not agree
with them: The mission and-Vic-
troy are as God - fearing as we our-
'• .ativ.es claim to be.
SAW ESCORTS DIE
PAID IN CASH
y v _
The first insurance company is
the Uirited States was organized fa
Philadelphia in 1759 for the aid of
clergymen and their widows.
1 SUCCESS FOR A PARTY
is assured by serving Max-
well House. This eu-
premely fine coffee do-
lights guests because its
blend contates -all the
stimulating gbodness of
choice Latin- American
. eoffee&
- : To Quit India
rn
British troops will be with ' • f"1r
Rose f: Korb, above, War Depart - z,
drawn from India immediately un=
kss other arrangements are made meat civilian employe from Gary.
if India hopes for complete inde Ind" was to an Army jeep in
Nneraberg,. Germany, when bullets
.pendence out -side the British Cos- suddenly crashed into it, kill1ing -
monwealth, Lord Pethick -I -aw
two of the three American soldiers
rence, British Lidia Secretary, present: Miss Korb and two British
3decl2red in New Delhi. 'ea4�" "'yam.., , ...�..., •�:
. arm women escaped injury from . .---•
the attack, believed to have been '� air,- � f • s''' .. 4,
J ,
On The Strike Front made by a German sniper who mts-
took the women for frat�,.,:� :,,g 9 - '
Ng._�, papers in Western Canada o� f
Germans - - - 4 'a � ` W
:and T:nited States face newsprint
Lt' „ M, ; ay �l���I�FY • V
shortage as 50,000 members of In-
secruit Centres, 'battle centres h
• urnational Woodworkers of Am- � P Y-
trica (C. I. O. ) • threaten to strike sical training schools, manouvices. When Ulric "Spud ") Arsenault, veteran prospector, recently
for 12Th- cents- an -hoLr increase. servi J. (
ng on air crew duties and fleet J
About 37,000 members, in. British manoeuvres will receive more food told six 'mining claims in Canada's Yellowknife gold rush area for
:. Columbia continued 1heir strike than those engaged in less, exact- : ;100,000,'he insisted on payment in cash. Above, he's pictured in To-
which has forced a reduction nt ing tasks. ronto with his money -and an understandable grin.
size of many western papers. - -
5,000 miners in Lake Superior
district, returned to work this week .-as settlement of wage demands ef- -
Aected on basis of 1814 cents -an < _ -
h 'St wage increases. WE WAlh THE
•
'Strike threatened for dune 15 bv,. L.,.. .• - - = _ -
seven C 10 and i „dependent, un-
ions in the maritime, and longshore
.. I dustries may affect 161,000 rv0j -
tiers: The National 'Maritime Un-
ion. CA O, is -demanding a 30 per _
sent wage increase in ne�v con
'tract. . The International Long-
shoremen's and Warehousemen'S
Union, C 10, has wage c:.se -before
Presidential fact- finding board. - -- - -- :
"Recess” -at Paris --
- - -9 - I-ast• week for - to •fifth time in
eight months, a' major effort to -
write the- fi..it
World War II ended is failure.
• The Foreign Ministers of the Big
Four, meeting in Paris-since April
25, had agreed on certain surface _ - -
- - quest "xis. But they had found it" -
impoFsible to agree'on fundament-
als, to bri••ge the gulf between the ; We are a fortunate people. We walk the ' middle road:
Russian colossus and the Western -
,
world. - Through our Govermnent's wise measures of control, we have, =
- - At Paris the aMiniattrs were con.
; - -
fronted with the same problems = .
that the previous efforts had failed, .-by resisting The temptation to rush after luxuries, b"n able to
-to solve: the writing of drafts of
treaties with. Italy, the ex -Axis 2n)Oy t]lenl in moderation. a have, by keeping
Balkan countries and Finland. The
meetings opened iu a mood. of - .. eCeasitles t O Our list the -
- , _-
cordiality. As- deadlock piled on n at the op f buying s kept
- -- deadlock the feeling of optimism : _ -- -- --
r, :.
i
-= — a; sah ed in groom. - --- •ces of both necessities and Iuzuries at the bottom.,-
When it became obvious that no —
_ real progress was befog made the Vardly another nation in the world today- can point to'so fine a record.
Big Fo it agreeu to recess until _
June 15. , -
. .
- 'mard Blow for Britons 'Yes, we are a- fortunate people beta ise we walk the middle road -- --
More belt-tightening for the -
people of the United Kingdom was . -- _ -the road of moderation • in all things —in our thinking; - - :-
the- prospect - -when- Hubert - bfor- -
rison, Britain's Lord .President of -
- n our ac ions an in o pleasures.
Council, concluded an agree- -
::
i t'' d our
went with President Truman
wrhereby another 200,000 tons of
British cereals stocks .will be di- ; -In the years of greater abundance, which are so surely
averted to the world :-)ool to avert
famine.
Mr - 3lorrison ' toll- -a press con- a�ea(�, The House of Seagram believes that moderation, • as always9 :
lfereace in Washington that he was ` .
snot suer whether the contribution N7]I continue to be a quality essential to the . continue - of the
of another 200,000 tons of cereals'.
-- '..._
from British stocks would mean - - _ -
bread rationing to thn United a lOn —an the In ,
'_. n t d u r
ingdom. -
-
But he said it would be a
"hard
blow" and one he was ao,rry to
have to impose on a people who
bad suffered war shortages . so -
many years.
Only a few weeks ago the Brit
isli Government to help out the at- '• oil
'temp to avert famine abroad, per
mitted the diversion to other count• /
—vies of 200;000 tons-of cereals des-
tined for Britain, on the under-
standing , the deficiency would be -
sttade up 1 ,ter by Canada and the
\o sinaila>t condit-
Unitcd States.
'ions were attach&I t3 the present -..
offer to e.went an'otlfer 2w"itttr
Mn s.
U.K. To Cut Force's Food
... JHUHOUSE OF SEAGRAM
- -Due to the present world food
shortage, the British forces serving _ -
.`
at home undergo a 70 per cent' cut
in their rations after June /Thet - - -- - :
*,ill fare,. So far as food i_ con- er
ird, no better than the civilian• !l fie !O l It P1 /tlllrlr0llt ... CtCEC11lIC�Q,��li el/llQ�f
op
Pulation. - r
The reduction w;lt affect all
-' - '.acfFicc personnel at home, but those
engaged in eStal,liShntent,c Such 25 -
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r LASSIFIED ADVERTISING
- Spots of Sports
GAMY CiI4CiCf -
BABY CH1C'Is9 FAUX% FOR BALE PHOTOURAII'MY (By Frank 'Mann Harris) "
lroR LARGER EGGS PLUMP- HEAVY BREED PULLETS 15V. -ACRE FARM FUR �1LE. 11 CAMERAS - IMBIND(ATE FREE (Sixbit Critic)
miles from Collingwood; over III `
er birds .. start witd,Top Notch. 20C. acres, good working land, 90 delivery c Faultless Miniature
Any flock is only as good as the Cameras, complete with Bove Sly
acres bush, balance pasture; good ease 15.26. 127 trim for above l7c. Back home again in England af-
chicks it was started from. That's 'Sussex, Sussex X Hamp, Rock X buildings; price i5,50U. Apply J. Free Price Lint Photographic
"' -: "why its so important to start Hamp.. New Hamp. and Barred S. Tompkins, Executor, Singhamp- Supplies. Write: Dept, L Cameros ter a brief look at the skyline of
;right ... with Top Notch chicks. Rock pullets 20c., June 17c. Book ton, Ontario. By Mail, Shelburne, Ont. New York - particularly that Ot
For every Top Notch chick is a your order NO\\'. 11.00 per 100 de-
For by chick .. a carefully bred posit. Order from this Ad. Huron- disOn Square Gardens - U[r.
chick, embodying all the best dale Chick Hatchery, London. Onto ON ACRES LN EX-
chick, r mho of its pullorum cellent condition, good buildings, _DON'T RISK LOSING Bruce «'OOd000k states that �1t
plenty of water, thirty acres crop "SNAPS" feels that lie would- have won if
tested Government Approved
. ',•' BUILDING SUPPLIES .,:sown. Immediate possession. For
•
breeders. Order your Top Notch full particulars apply Geo. Mc- it hadn't beets -fQL a butt is the
chicks today. Prices greatly re. CEMENT BL,UCK MACHINE 8" AND .'Connell, Moorefield, Ontario. THEY CAN'T BE TAKEN AGAIN
'duced for June. No waiting at Any Size Roll -6 or 8 Exposures.
li. 't`ell, far
Top Notch, we can give prompt 10Y. Gilbe T head received is a Cl }nC
t C, Storey Machinery. DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 26c be it from us to disagree with Mr.
delivery on all the popular pure- 26 St. Alban's Street. Toronto. NEAR GODERICH 3 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS 21c
breds and hybrid crosses. Also BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 90 ACRES Size 4x6" 1a Beautiful Easel Mounts Woodcock, who was much Closer
light weak- to-2ll--week -old pullets. Enlargements 4x6" on ivory tinted to the scene of action than wt.
Free catalogue. Top Notch Chick- In a magnificent grove of stately mounts; 7x9" in Gold, Silver, Cir-
erlea, Guelph, Ontario. ADVERTISER WANTS TO CON- old trees to •a chitrming brick cassian Walnut or Black Ebony and in a better position to know
tact farmer within. 20 miles north home which ws.n a showplace finish frames, 59c each. It enlarge- what went on.
Toronto limits. regards establish- years, ago. It has better than ment coloured, 79c each.
' JF YOU WANT JUNE -JULY Ing private shooting range for 30 large rooms with natural tire- Reprints Made From Your Even in these times tt11c11 speedy
chicks you should not delay In testing purposes. Steep hill, river places in -most of the rooms. We Negatives 1c. Each •
ordering to get delivery and bank or gravel pit required for. offer this estate, having 90 acres DEPT, tl air travel has become such s Cdige
breed You wish, We'll have a -- -backstop Preparad 'to Day for which include 6 acres of orchard, monplace, it seemed rather strange
JP -fair choice of breeds and cross - yyrivilege, Not a club or dealer.- - Iarire'wooes °run ring dowmn to th4i SNAPSHOT' SERVICE to read of «'oodcock'�eing back its
breda. Bray Hatchery, 130 John MI. 93, 73 Adelaide W. Toronto. river, barn, well with electric Box 12D. Po- OU- Otflee, A. Toronto.
N. Hamilton, Ont. pump, for $30,De0.00, Cash. Op- London -' ies'S -t #an 48 hours after
portunities like this are rare. Print Name and Address Plainly.
-
DYFING AND,CLEANING tall 3 -3538 or week -end, Goderich listening to the account Of hltn -
' TWEl)DLE C:HICKb TAKE ALL si., ( sTAi+nPS fighting in -Nev- York. But this
the tricks! Whether It be in the HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS business of being ble to make a 1.
domestic or fn the foreign market dyeing or cleaning? Write to us FOSTER. 6 P,OEARTC iX 1319 THE CANADIAN GOVERN- g
' s Tweddle flock will pay its way. for information. We are glad to REALTORS WINDSOR ment put out a $5.00 War Saving speedy getaway should give pres-
The firm, dblicious poultry meat answer your questions, Depart. Stamp. Will pay 850.00 for each
and the large nutritious eggs Intent H Parker's Dye Works' HAIRDi PSSING copy offered in undamaged con- eat -dad overseas fighters a great
that result from Tweddle chicks Limited. 791 Yong* Street. To- dition. Good stamp collections also• advantage over their brethern of
- -win for you a large share in the ronto. LEA-RN HAIRD11r.-SING THE
profits to be made from the ra• Robert +on method Information Durcha_ed. Box 3060, Station B. just a fete yea: bath, the} should
-pidly increasing markets of to• on request regarding classes. St'inntpeg, Canada. be able to terse- lion,e at least Some
day. For Tweddle does not rely FOR SALE Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
e on luck to produce fine chicks, em;•, 187 Avenue Road, Toronto. Cool), iil.D STAMPS Vv ANTED EY small fraction of the move }' won-
All the skill of modern poultry 15 -30 INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR., Coi-ector only. Small or larger which is more than a lot of the
" science is brought to bear on the esuou - Iti"s, ,,.1�.. Duff; Al- ibis. Can pay more than UeslAr old- timers tilers eter able to do.
production of Tweddle chicks. mp Ont- R. R. 2 HELP WANTED for Items 1 can use. !,lust be good.
Fullorum tested Government AV- - -- - -Best - -of- le,; . ., Mill, we w8uldn't be too sure
proved breeders of known Ilya. N I•. IV BACON" COMBINATIUN OPERATING ROOM NURSES, AL- P,ocanville, Saskatchewan.
bility and productivity are care- Hand Cultivator, Hoe and Plow se, Obstetrical anti General Dut;' of that. The fnsideboxry of how
fully chosen to breed every Twad- available in almost unlimited Nurses for York County Hospital. WANTED much actual Caslt boxers, get to
dle chick you order. June chicks -quantities for immediate • ship- Newmarket, Ont. State In first personally handle and pocket out
greatly reduced In price. Prompt ment. Distributed by W. F. Bic— letter salary expected. Apply to WANTED - Ex- officer, wife, one
delivery on all the popular pure Kenzie Co, since 1866, Learning Superintendent. child urgently need house or 9 -4 ' Of the, fortunes they earth -i' w it be
breeds and hybrid,' crosses is non- ton, Ontario, Canada, Celebrating room apartment, anywhere within almost incredible if they weren't
.'sexed, pullets or cockerels. Free 30 years business in same loca- COOK GENERAL AND ELAN FOR 50 miles of Toronto. Write P.O.
catalogue. Also eight week to 20 a tion and name. We ship to deal- gardening and to help in house, to Box 160, Stoney Creek, Ont. so Common; ai:C when roes hear Of
♦ week old free range pullet& era, departmental, chain and seed 'live in, private apartments ■up• some figl,te7r, who made hundreds
Tweddle Chfck Hatcheries Limit -, houses. See your nearest dealer, plied• family of three. Write or
ed. Fergus. Ontario hardware store or write us at phone J. M. Wallace. Oakville, WANTED TO BUY thousands n ring, 'being -
of ttiousa s i the
_ _ once_ re - -de-I r's.pricert.'Shipments Ontario. -Best prices paid for good wal- p broke of dying penniless, it'doesn'!
_ SABRED ROCK PULLE'I�S made -same day order received. - 1 always follow, that he was nothing
\y, F. McKenzie Co., since 1866, I:.CI:1fHAND, SINGLE, NUX -SMOK- nut - either Standing trees OT
- 166 - -phone 26. Leamington, Ont. er, lifetime experience, for dairy logs. Telephone 4 -4754 Kitchen -_ but a Goodtime Charley, motto
-. farm. Gerald Graham, _George er- or.w'rite' tossed it to the winds with ,both
Barred rocks are preferred by. STF:AII UOVERNOR FOP I3:11:E, torn, Ontario, PANNILL VENEER hands. The chances are that he
most commercial poultry -man be- 4•' Noble.. 8100.00. R. B. P.Ichard- COMPANY, never had it in his hands to toss;
cause they can be depended on non, ;lt. Andrew's. N. B. 3IpUSEKEEPER AND MAID
year after year for profitable egg for while 1he gentle art Of "putting
production and then bring top 1'Oi:U TRACTOR, Ff OCCH. POLY- Perm.rnent position•. best wages, 42 Edward Store,
rice when sold for meat, We a omfortable .home, large grounds. Kitchener, Ontario. - the bite" on a successful athlete is
ono make prompt ahtpmeat of big crop cultivator. l'. `t'aynr, N. Twenty minutes, from downtown by no ratans COIIfiAed to boxing
husky pullets at $16.00 per bun- castle. Toronto. Two adults one schoo?
tired. Write for price -llst today. child. Excellent opportunity for circles, it is in those circles it has
Big Rock Farm, Mille Roches, PRE31JU3l A. CLYDESOALL STAL• widow older daughter as maid. been- brought closest to ultimate
Ontario, lion,. 27110' Fyvie Renown. En- T:vu sisters etc. WT-Ae Advertiser, Y� r 1
rolled for 8 sears. Brown, whit* 3'i Erl,,owood_ Ave.. Toronto 6, -iJ K H . \l,/ ! -fiction, especially in and around
1 • markings. Sell cheap or trade for Untarla, iJJ 1R liJJ Y7 ii
25 FREE CHICKS _ _ _ = -__ \t�+' York Gil ,
stock. Foaled In 1931, . Alex a •
OUR UABY CHICKS ARE THE Crawford, Box N. P•osseau, "On t. ilVDICAL � RED LAKE MINES LTD.
progeny of Foundatloa and Be- _ _ _ _ _lots there's no doubt that box-
progeny Birds. All Breeders blood- CEDAR POSTS FROM 8'' TU � N'a`CT'k]U E1'I:!:1 St'F'F'L-RE°f: Crave commenced - fighting is 'a, maniy anu ciiaractcr-
tested. Prices from 9e to 25e, All tops. Apply 8 tit G Lumber Co. of i:heuniatic Vas nv or Neuritis. building sort; at least it is ateord�
suaranteed excellent layers. Don't Subsidiary Bogdon & Gross Fur- to try Dixon's I:rmedy-. 5lunro' g P
delay. order sow, Goddard Chick allure Co. Ltd. Walkerton. UnL DIAMOND DRILLING in to_ the text- books•'and who are
Slay. rd ow. G dd Heights, I +rut. Store, 335 Elei.u, ulta -via. B
Postpaid SLUG. OPERATIONS ��� against- them ?, 2.u1 av"&v-
+v.saax.tL -P YUI °f: -UW4- TEI.0 We recommend Brew•ls
scope to study the stare view crs• silt a1AL'H AND Tli i:EAD W4ARMN ; how or other it seems to have the
LAKEViEW CHICKS tors on the moon. Kit Includes shares as a
11%" object lens, 3 foot tube, eye- often are the caul• of Ili health Risk Capital Investftlent power of attracting crawling td it more
in
In humai,e, 0 1 ryes, No one Int. � creeping and crat+ling things. �
SPECIALIZED BREEDING -PLANT pieta and instructions for assent. mune! Why not fl, Id out it this Is - - - - - - -
160" BREEDER/ ly. 12'.50 postpaid. S. Janes A Co. your trouble, interesting particu• human form, than any other pas-
" Book your or3ar for May or June. 512. Canada Butiding. Saskatoon. Jars - Fire! Write ttlu veney's
Remedies Sver +sisals, 'i,oronto $ _ BREWIS � WHITE time we know- including even
.. With the scarcity of meat. there iio
- rse-cacing and playing the mar-
-will be a big demand for Poultry TURKEY POULTS - i - say street. Toronto t, Oat.
and Eggs this Fall and Winter at PROMPT DELIVERY E�Rt IT Jl ICES: THE PRINCiLAI, _ EL. 7�ti. ket, which is cakitrg in quite a -
prices, It will pay- you Intiredlents In CTiaon's Ranted; . - stretch of rich territory. In fact it
to put In as extra brood of rive can Rive prompt dellcery on h,:• Rheumat -Ir. 1'a!ns. \euritiv. I please• mail your latest fnfor-
chick■ this year. Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey 31unro's Drug Starr, '315, E•!gin, is the-environs of bOxinb that Wt
PROMPT DELIVERY With a ca- Poults, or book for Msy and June Ottawa. Po•tpnld $1.0r. matron rINES intt IiP.EW18 RED
pacity Of $0,000 Lakeview Chicks delivery. Poults hatched from LAKE f your LI3Ii CED, and also ate recommending m market t as 3 rung chap
weekly, we expect we can give . bloodtested, pullorum tree breed-
prompt Red delivery alter May 16, ors, under ideal conditions In Ri1sCELLA \F: /)Cos we know who -is working hard to
but to be safe. book your order most modern 1,946 model, a!t o -,.. I perfect what should be at epoch-
at once for May, June or July. electric and automatically con. UL 1%S IIEPAIREI HCu-ES Name •••
-JOZND DEPOSIT - For quick sir• .trolled turkey iacubhtors, and mounted.. Hpec!a1 twelve suss• making, acre inv
vice send deposit with your in. hatched In separate, new turkey shells roe deer. A. Harrgott, Gun- I « • * -
-
qulry or order, and we will book air conditioned Hatchery, Send •truth, Woodstock, Ont .
Your order at our prices which for Price List and 'full particu• Address ••! He Calls this a "de- humanizer~ -
are very reasonable. We will lars. No orders screpted less then tt il.l• t u \St[iF:R A'. ►P UI' 11dP1
'ppromptly mall you an acknow- 60, ACT QUICKLY - BOOK %m oat
o. A.C. Welder, 229 or 600. C j and 6a�5 it is for tke benefit of lice
]edgement of your order, and if YOUR ORDER WHILE THEY 8a_J - never used. For beat car -or that are bothered yvith people.
.: it shouldn't suit you we,guaran- LAST, LAKEVIEW TUP.KEY toai,on wagon ofrerod. Roc $4. •
tie to return your deposlt at RANCH. Boar 183, -Exeter; Ont, t3 .kdelaide St. W„ Toronto ta.
•
ante. This plan will give you. Phone 179. We Irad rvalways thought Of the
_.. better service. M 1' +11:A 1. 1 YvTI! l' M R.N'I Y EXTRA SPECIAL old saying "distorts lends enchant-
THE BEST WE EVER HAD - Neil ; �,J..,,�: v•;••:- 1 i?: Snv -ar•-
McDonsel. God•rlch. Ont. Colin HYDRAULIC TRACTOR F't;1:U A BUUUINU'rVS BUYN 4 negatives of the same size (up I mttnt to the view' as aprh'1ng to
- ' - - -: Campbell, New RlchIDOad, Que- SEAT oehs, .zc)rannes musical Instru- to :5: x 4i;) and we will return -- . -,u�j, a,,,,a•+,,,,, a, the dame who
'bee - Well satisfied, lost 4 out New Monroe E' -'L Ride Tractor meats, 111 Church. Toronto >G t2 you Immediately 4 enlarged looks so wonderful across the
of 1i14, Hope you can, supply more. -SeaL Passenger car comfort, eli- prints on Vthoz paper, negatives
g retOcned -with order. Send nega- street and t+•110 turns 'out t0 be
As higb as 104 eggs from 115 minates ride fattgue on ,Your 411.11ORTUNIT1FM FOit WOURN tires with this ad and 10c In coin
JAChorn pullets. Wonderful Oro. tractor. Bursaw Tractor Co., considerably less glamorous when
Auction reports Reuben Kennel, 'Woodstock, Ontario. today. This ad moat ltccotnpan, Shakespeare, Ontario. BE A HAIRDRESSER order to receive extra one preen- you get a close -up peek. ' But now
Win coupon. it seems as if it-a ,lies to s Or s e4
NREED9i Large Type White Lsg- ELECTRIC; MUTURS NEW, USED JOIN CANADA'S LEADING PLHOOL PF P F
horns. Pura Sussex, Sussex X bought, sold, rebuilt: t: baits pal• Creat Opportunity Lcars LOXDON PHOTO SERVICE well
.-N *w Nampa., B. Rock X New legs, brushes, Allen Electric Com• Halydressiogg Box SJ1, Dept. W., London, Ontario.
'Kamp., Rock' X Leghorn. Sussex pany Ltd.. 2326 Du'fferla St. Tor- Pleasant dignified profesoloo, good
X Leghorn, Leghorn X Now wages, thousands successful Marvel
Kamp, New Hamps„ and Barred vu,v, U.,:, a�.dYO4Gi .: a- - -- -,
Rocks. tam. illustrated catalogue tree -
CHOICE PROGRESSIVE EVER. Write A call
LARGE WHITE LEGHORNS bearers 25 [o
r 31.00: boo for 1Pre- MARVEL HAIitDI:ESSINl3 �
Day old started up to 4 weeks 100 for 13.00: 2u0 for 85.00. West SCHUUIJ west4A.
- old. Lakeview Leghorns are th'e aid Riverside Nursery, 1Vest 858 Bloor SL W. Toronto ' wl&
large type, mated with cockerels aver, Nova Scotia. Branche • 44 King.43i Hamilton
l[achi Pe �- "Real Egg A 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa.
from Pedr stock
• R - - FRAME. 1•ATF VTtt Bssrias -d -JAs =s. -
/EAD tuR R Itt.KLY LIST't = df ..ONE-FOR LSAIF�- HOIZSGlen1- . w M•Isark5ly, r.. :x. lSe, 1Se, 60e, ft.00. t
Special Prices on day old chicks, and FE,'1HE1iSTONHAUGH & COMPANY 4 g i
pullets
d chicks. .14 cockerels, and start- rue, tint, Patent Solicitors, Established 1990' -
__XAY..JK, tiE AND FALL HATCHED 14 King West. Toronto. Booklet of
Book your order - Ior stay and I P 1) 40 Twee L HARVESTER Information on request ,
June. or Fall Hatched Chicks - P.D, !U Diesel unit, In good work• Mac I Una I i
ROW. LAKEVIEW POULTRY inK condition, also 13'+ :boor 1'HOTUGRAI•gY l
FARJI. wain Bros., Exeter, Ont. Bros., single head, grinder and i
necessary shaft-ing, bearings, leis- TIME TESTED QUALITY
vatert, belts, etc., to make a com-
LARGE TYPE LEGHORNS plete chopping unit; spierlaia op- SERVICE wad SATISFACTION
portunity to start a, choppin` /
12c. "' business on- a low Cash outla'v; Your films properly developed and
' 'Leghorn Pullets 24c., after June will cell as a unit or by separate printed
items. Siiver Eros., Unionville, 6 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 96C.
1st 21c. All Breeders double _ REPRINTS 8 for Zia
Onto,
bloodtested and backed . by high FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE
!,
Pedigreed foundation stock. many You may not get all the films you
Nur.ondale customers report beat ATTENTION FARMERS' want this year, but you can get all PO
chicks I ever had, Walter Morton, the quality and service you desire
Dryden - We were well .pleased For. Sale: Tractor Tires, made of by sending your films to
with the pullets we received from rubber, suitable for bolting on iMPERiAL PHOTO /ERVIOH •
_ you last ear, Pullets laid well. steel wheels, $10.00 each. When _ Station 1. Toronto.
Hewvy reed PuIlets 20c. ordering state diameter and width - -�
Sussex X N. Hamp., Rock X N. of wheel. Rational Rubber Co.. F1L.tiLD DEVELOPED !b CTS. 4i1JA• Mg600NALOS
Hamp; Barred Rocks, Pure Sussex Ltd., 5 Wiltshire Ave., Toronto, ranteed one day service. No
and New Hampshire pullets 20c., Ontario: WAITING. Bay Photo NervlN. tASt4TS AlC -
after June. 1st 17c. Pure Sussex
North. Ray. �2 onto 2s` oRNOSTORK
��'T: ?•
_mixed _ 14c., _ _Sussex X Hamp., - -FARMS FOR SALE
d ka;a;::r,:;:;::e Isar
Rock X Hamp., Rocks and New SUPREME, SATISFACTION
Ramps. mixed 13c" after June I SHIP,ALDEN• JERSEY FARM REG- Can only be attained by having
.'lc. less, Sussex X Leghorn, P.oel:, Istered, Accredited - R.O.P. - your films processed by highly
��,ee$horn and Leghorn X New City Milk Shipping - 200 Acres ektlled technicians using the '
idamp. mixed 12c., pullets 22c., Good Soil - Tractor, and imple- 'berg best. materials and modern -
>, �ft sr June lot mixed lc, leas, pul- merits - Modern Brick House at machinery. All is obtainable at
ets Sc. less. Assorted pullets 18c., VillagE, and St-ation. Jas Cowan, lowest prices. Roll developed and BONDS - INDUSTRIALS - MINES - OILS
June 16c. Assorted Mixed 10c.. West Brome, Qua. 8 prints 25c, - reprints 9a each.
inns 9c. Cockerel and started All work guaranteed, _
prices on request. Order from ant! TWO HUNDRED ACRES FENCED TRANS- CANADA FILM ti
enclose, this Ad. $1.00 per 100 de- efghfy workable, sugar bush AtrE & COMPANY
go.lt. SERVICE T. L. SAV P
large bank barn, spring water;
HURONDALE CHICK large house water, sink, tole- Toronto 13.
phone. In between two towns. Specialists In Unlisted Securities "•
HATCHERY, Brasier. South' River. ;
LOnddil, Ontario. - 150 ACRE FARM, 190 UNDDR . WING'S PHOTO SERVICE 9 Richmond St. E. Toronto AD. 6185
cultivation • Wit), Or without �11 prints wltb deckle edge. 4 or r
stock and machinery. Ned Me- OzDoAre rope 99o. Reprints 1c.
ISSUE 22 -1946 Namara, Masson, Quebec, each, Box t, atton J. Toronto.
classified Advt's :.6ze
, Pboiie Pick. -19 r .2r»u it �'a `iodve r ere ` - �Cou# .rr '
If you want June -July stay �clucke y� - `� jx �I� axi• � lleit?'�!o/lS' , --
for fall- winter psuduction we strosta- , - _-
ly advise you order them now to gat -, -
breeds and delivery date you wish. Tourist 0 +'OR�GE BOY D -.Truck SITUATED AT AJAX GARAGE
Hatchery ill fill orders in order re- gas ,SIGN PAINTER �t*r
ry si DAY & NIGHT SERVICE •
ceived� Contact us soon. Lockwood
Milling, 8gents• o WIS fie Any Piss Lq '!haft
Hillside Chicks are available now : Walls, Bulletins 'arid Windows •A Specialty ASK FOR ALLAN, ALF.,OR RAY
especially crossbreds tike W.L. x 13.
}f-, N.H, x W.L. nomsexed or pullets T-- --
and some started. First week June OP 31 - KQVGSTON 1lOA1L rYLST•. ONT. _ i('hoet, _ _ _
ihei,will have heavy breeds, non- Toronto AD 6623 -� pick, 63 R 12 � si simple, brit riot de-
sexed, pullets, and broiler chicks. - - --- - -- AGinoourt to sign4 we can furnish o►
asemossals - thalt will
-.Female Garry Milks, -girl GET THOSE NEW TIRES NOW r ! RON GIBBON p.U�oin.I •mot,
-=- `.Female help Wanted -girl for gem- '
oral houseworV, no cooking or wash. TRANSPUR T of appearance our wort .
iztl�, full or Part time. Sleep in Diinlo Tires - Flak Tires will stand cut through
but. phone 'airs. McDonald, Pick. P _ -- . TRANSPORT the Greater Tsiibtste" -
For Sale - 3 -year old Guernsey, •L • - CARTAGE f
Exide Batteries' � ., ovlNa N. W. STAFFORD
treat, and seven chunks. Apply at __ Highway Memorial
Draper's, Duabarton, Spruce Hilt : -k N D G Li k V & [j 3 j' o N g Words
Drive. Peerless Motor Oil
Coeideo• Spaniel for Sale -- black and - - Pk 462 Whitby, Otsk.
white, 8 months old. Male. Jack RUN. WATSON, -
Parry, 29 Beaty, Ajax. iy
%'OR SALE - Flower ,-and Veget- DEAD HORSES AND CA -1 I'L6 -
- PlantsI�- Buose, -- Claremont: :- - B - A Service Station' For tree p1eK up phone. . .
June 7
WANTED 6UNDER NEW MANAGMENTJ PIGKERING .. .. 98 R 21 '
]elan wanted with some eAperience -- - 3"iCKERING _ .. -- -fertilizers
of nursery work, residents of Pick - Plrwne Pfd[srm3 46 BROOKLIN .. .. 55
ertog or Markham Township pre- i _._.._ `__. AGINCOURT Zoe 21"
ilsrred. tart or fait et�laytaseast. - -- -- _.__.__... _ ..._ .__ We pay . the pbsne. rgee Garden & Grain
Write, stating age, previous employ- 4
a% and wages 'required by hour, 1 employ-
GORDON YOUNG LTD
- day, or week, to Abbotsford Toronto Phone Ad. f1AaA __: -n.7 '�[uantlty -
Nurseries, P. O. Box 416, Toronto: i
For Sale - tomato and cabbage D ', ton
p�UXts, all kinds, early and late; DR. P. L. LOOS
Sy':text week. L D. 13attica, auk- , 22nd Annual OSHAWA Rotary Fair VETERINARY SURGEON LOCKWOOD
_tf - i � � -
I BART
Thursday Friday - Saturday* DUN o MILLING
or Sale -5 acres land, cheap; also Pick.,
a acres la:.d or will sell sod. w- J. ' - . Phone Pickering, 77 R b Pone .59
Sanford, Salem Road, North of the June __6 7 -8
Audley School, R. R. 2, Pickering. me •
. ; June 14 Claremont Locker
i 8 BE NIGHTS OF FUN - TANLEY
" TENDERS WANT
Sy Stein �
Children's Matinee - Sat, 2.34 P. M: Standard Size Locker 1.9.00 A Year
: Te -ders will be rot ^ up -till -
ineludi:ig June 5, 1936, for the - - - Room and Chit
- .. _��+ttint_ _ ling Room
ring (3 coats, no trim eotor) of Available Free To Cueioaosesi -- ea �e '-
_ Al xan�er ark s awa
_ .. 'all outside woodwork (three coats- a SOME LOCKERS AVAILABLE
all storm sash, o.•te coat) ; all nrcead A YL°R. LOYS Stouf f ville
- any willows :o be Pnaied and the - Special Attraction - -= _
cracks filled, at S. S. Rio. 4 West in done- 3fouffntie
Pickering ti "iltage, Paint to �e sup- - - •- ' _ � � 1!W Satueday Mi;.:nee at 2 P. iL ,
plied. Contract to be completed be- Cherokee' . Rodeo �� O*ea 1e6 N[tht AR
$ore August 2, 2946: Address txrd- -_ _.Fart's Elevator 1F'RIDAY -- SATL-a; JAY a _
fora to undersigned. - 24 Thrilling Acts Res. 38J Pleoaes O!L I:SW _ - --
Mrs. Fred Stork, Sec. ; adAY 31 and JUNE 1
- Pickering, Ontario RA-%DS 1�IDWAY - PAA4 E _ We solicit Yons Btisias�
Farr's Elevator ClaremoY, Ontario Sergeant Milne
_ Lightsting Strike% I�, 1111aigp � Bring the Family to Oshawa's Annual Frolic Parks and Jeanne Bales
Proueeads for Crppld 06hildren's ;Work and Rotary Activities one 8� W ry
The electrical storm that passed TM Leave It To Bwndiis ,
over the village during the evening. We have ear a! Gluten and
last weeks end, left it's mark in a Car d Fencing P. Singleton std Arthur Lake
way this place has' sot been sub- I No. 1 Alfalfa Seed Ref Q Select :port 9•�bjeeta
jetted to in some y ears- lightning �' " sad All Grata Seeds
f special Pig Grower, Fart's Own MIX
• _ � ±. striking. l : MONDAY -. TU?.9�DAT ..:
Mr. John Topper's residence on . �, f !� Master Chick Starter Is doings JUNE 3 a:ad 4 t
is�taabetn M. appCa a ham --rcw , '-,�y� a, - q ? DOMINION OF Real tar
r a direct hit. _The_chfmney_was _'_ #''"__ � CANADA BONDS � Farr's ai p.c. Daisy Ratios
knocked oft, the lightning travelling t Vf1e_s -ern whole or Chopped Grate Wilson
:. down into the house where Mr. af-A 31A due Jun Lt 1848
Mrs. Tripp atd children sham a �' Rleander K-tox Charles Coburn
Ordei your nut or stove sods
.. -:�feW rooms, The latter were in bed J HAVE BEEN CAVED FfNt PAYI�IlT � _ � - . . .
at the time and received btunel; and , :HA Claremont, Out. 'WZDNESDAY - TRURBDAT
one of the children the same. Cur-
t JUNE 1st 1946 _
ains on one window took fire, but _ JUNE 5 aryl 6
'were extinguished. Strange is the B Maple teiif 'Fire -
P Deligtstfuliy Dsngemus
way of lightning• -•it's a wonder they These bonds should be presented for were .not all killed. redemption with all coupons of later - Insi�r`elnCe `• Ralph Bellamy and Connie Moore
The homes of Walter White and date attached No further interest will --
-John Bentley were also included in be paid on these bonds after. this' date. 9TO -NITE -. TRUR&
+ „ „ but-in J.Is �.ae +WAte- or -phaos _
lhe--- tiirgeLS -r- ,..,a __ap„- - :.•
pear to have- come into the house on Cheap Rates for Farm and Country
:.light wires -a bulb and fixture in
Buildings
R. C CLENDENINa
:the White hhone were anelted, _ and FUNIYRAI. DIRECTOR
a plug from the radio to an outlet Windstorm Insurance on Buildings, .
was blown out in the Bentley-home. Windmills, Silos etc. PHveu Antbotance
Pbmo Mari. ft60 or
J O j.
Automobile Insurance of All Kinds Malves� i�
.SALE REGISTER ' Baseball or ' R
q, F. District Organize Postrwar booms are looked f
vague and usually. appear. fi'tis 'township
_ _ Bowman. &Rowe Markham, Ont.
�f Pickering, it appears is going to
'' -" As one of the aims of the present be included. in the boom this .tune.
Saturcl[V, June 8. - - -- auction sale • of D. D. Co. M., . Bro. Terwilliger, a A tot 'of building avid construction ' RADIO S E RV t C E
household furniture„ dishes,,, pictures baseball league has been ��rganized i v;rork.. is already taking place. NO-TIC etc., at Dumbarton, on No. 2 High-
in this district. Each lodge in. the j _
way, the ropert of Thomas G. i ,-r
p y district has entered a' team; the
Mansfield. Sale at 2 g, m. Terms, 'Lodges in the district are, h,enix I BIRTHS :, -••.• �,
—cash. K n and Clarke; Prentice, auc� and-- Coritthian,_nf _ Oshaiva:...8.« e.tl Over trucks' pass your way every
_ tioneers� _.. - t -- L- -bf�kGE -:fir. and �Irs -i1. E: - -- iUMUFALTdRfRS
oven, of Bro ,kilin; Eastern Star, of I�Image (nee - ENpetri Craig Edin -- r �+
Whitby; Ontario,. of Pickering, and burgh') wish tu' announce the arrival COAL, COKE, �.nLcok't^a'wll
Port. Perry Lodg.e of their daughter, Brenda' Anne, on , , '
-A full schedule has been drawn ug a,��U1?s LE � L+ 1� � Grtssanteed Re gerlae
: 1Iorday- -?Vlav 27, 1946• Mother and' _per M
and we herewith publish the games little 'Scotty both doing nicely, . bAND, Gil ®'VEL,
of interest to this neighborhood:= "
Fri, May 31 - M9 -dtby at Pickering and - ARTHUR FIELD
Petmztnent Nagging Pain Wed. Jun, 5 - Pt. Perry at Pick. In Memoriam- BUILDER'S SUPPLIER • . ' � PHONE Ifs R 3
Mon. Jun, 10 - Whitby at Pick,
that Frain the, Temper and Fri, ' Jun. 14 - Pick, at Corinthian al8o loom oart8 a work - -
In loving memory of a loving hiss- $ - Benght and gold-
Nerves. It may be Your Eyes. Wed. Jun. 15 - Pick. at Brooklin band and father, W;. L. Courtice, We havealso ulaeed in stock a full Used Clothin
�'s7:. Jun. 21 Pick. at Phoenix who passed away 'May 29, 194x. g ste�ssd, clam.
C. H. TUCK.-OPT. D. Wed. Jun. 26 - ..Pick, at Pt.. Pe LINE of MAPLE LEAF IIIILLING eel and pressed .like new. Carey s
_ t'rY Uprig �iia 1LL56 ::: all his�a3'_s�. . COMPANY FEEDS • large stock of � ftU sWtk
Fri• June 28 - Pick, at Whitby Faithful and true to the end of his evercoats and pants. Also a PW
Disney Block, Opp F. O. Wed. July 10 - Corinthian at Pick. days; . A _ MITCHELL stock of new leather costa sal
OSH/RWA, ONT. Came out and support• Your team In •silence he sucfferpd, is patience A. •
he bore, wfadbreakers, and rents' furaii+
For Rent, -single room, partly inrss• 'i` 1 God called hiin home to suffer PlCkerlII ! OIIt. "A ver��� Gable prsets. Qi
(shed. L. D. Banks, Pkkerlam no more. Plrooss - Yaaeds Td: fise. 66W >!v &!warts
tf --Mrs. W. 4 Conrtiee and Fannisy U lsai SbtR Wm% Odom% 4111116'
• a
" w A REMONT - - ommend it to nay who have t2ue _meek w. Jo1W . Markham oa the pass.
o opport�ity. -Admission fee to concert 60 cent .,ins of his wife.
Friday, May . 31, is the Annual No reserved seats. ! Owing to lack of space in Ob .'•
- Convention night at ' Markham for !issue of zl view of the Red Cross
Mr,. !lira. , M. J Wilker,• of Toronto Rural . East Pposbytery Y. Ar(��y 1 work at Wfnitevals (now on hand
Toronto, spent the week -ead with beat wishes of • Brougham Mends. P. U. with supper starting at 7.00 - _ _ •7
' • ,Will appear next week. Ed.)
_- -.Mrs. Gleason, . Evelyn and Ken eery Beer spent o'cloek. The speaker' of the evening The Filter Board wn71 present their ,
Mr, and Mrs. Evekett- _Hauunor4 the holiday week -end here, is Der. Agnew, a detstist who has films at the school next Friday ev-
of Brookun, spent the holiday with . The Garage'being erected by Mr, been serving in Went China, and eni:ng, when the ladies of the church ; Yeluth Rally . Continued „•.:;:�:�
'Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond. Jos. Burrows is well 'underway and who has been supported by the Y. will serve lunncheo.L I youlth leadership,' if conditions are
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coates, of will be a real asset to the village. P. of the Corderence. bars. McBrady has sold out her to be better' in the future. Citing =
} Toronto, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mr. Doha White is preparing for Saturday and Sunday, June_ 1 sand farm stock and . implements and from his own eyperiencea, after 2d '
John Coates, here. the building of two new houses, 'and 2, Centennial Y. P. U, Executive are Arch Bell has rented, years of working with young peoples
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gibson, Oshawa Mr. Donald White and Robert Mal- entertaining Floyd Howlett and Miss Muriel Westney has returned he has fob 99 percent of the young
;spent the week -end with Mr., and - colm are busy with building prepar- Gordon Hied who are representing -to her duties at St, Joseph's Hosp- people with whom he has had con-
Mrs, Chas, Hardy, ations, while Robert Miller In busy the Forward Movement in our Con- ital after a short vacation with her 'tact, to be honest, Young people I"
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs Ridge, of ,Ajax, and getting material ready for his bus- fereuce. It is hoped that the fellow - parents here. active and interet0ted but they do not "I
Mrs. Ernie Bryan, of Cobourg, spent iress building. ship alttaitned from this gathering The Club drama wai staged at know what to do, and that is where
the week -end with My. and Mrs., T. Wm. Gregg, an old - barer° of Brou- will ' give added inspiration and up- Enniskillen on the 24th to a large I we come in, he declared. Give them
Lye. sham, now of Lnikledield,' called on lift to ' our group to nulae it muse crowd. n Rev. Mr. _ a chance > Mr, Martin, good, former they wiU
t
Local s_home r th"oliday in- Brougham friends on Monday mown - _ outsta►nding-- in_�te-_ aim _�tto okc Up - -- v. M Copeland's sermon on l
'eluded: Ray Hill, Cecil Redman, � Inc. � and Lift Up ", Sunnday, he stressed the work of � �-, now living ' in Duunbartonn, is
Harvey and Jim Coates, 'Jim Rey- ! The'June meeting of the Worsens Sunday night June 2 is the final agriculture and the need, for better , taking an active part with the young.
notch, Eileen Cooper, Georgina For - Institute is to be held on June 4th, church service in this series spon- recognition of the producers of food• people of that village•
ayt, a week earlier . than usual owing to stored by the Y. P. U. The speaker The Linsley family, of Toronto,. The G G. L T. under the leader-
Mr. Badgerow spent 'the holiday the District Annual being held on is Mr. Wledlow, Director of Recrea- who formerly resided here, visited- ship of Mrs. J. Marquis with Mrs. '
fishing at Hawke. Lake. -- June 12th. The place — Township #ion for East York; music by Misses friends here on the holiday. A. E. Holley, at the organ, led the
Mss. Lonssdale and Mrs, Conner Hall. The program: - Come prepared Margaret Stewart and Jessie Mac= Joseph Jordan is now employed music-'On the platfoiun participating
spent the week -end with friends in for anything! The hostesses: Mks• Farlaas, of Toronto. with the Kingston Road Lumber Ca' ih the devotional part of the sea%
!r
W. Gray, Mrs, R. Raine, Mrs. C. Have you clipped out the ball vice with Rev. Holley and Mr. Mar-
` ' Quite a number from here attend- - W anriop and Mrs, M. Aannia Don't schedules frgm las# week's Neva, to tin were. Oliver Tunell, Ross Dear
ie the fairs 'at- B=ooklia on the 24th. miss itl i r�n -- -!seep -the- dates - to -be- present at- the - -oo3• -Jerry Collips.- Marion-- Eisk_and
e The Park Board announce that on -The May meeting of -tine W,, M. S. -- r e guw -games when they• play at Nancy Tun gll
Friday, June 7, Russ Creighton and Auxiliary, was held at the H. Mal -. • • Audley? (or better still. net one of COUNTY COUNCIL
His Band will be in Clarvmont for color home •with an attendance of 20 Capt. Silcox delivered a goal ad- the Wows, cam limen
their last engaraement for the seas- members and visitors. President, dress to a large congregation on twining the schedule. Ed.) cr• COUNTY OF ONTARIO
on. Keep the • date in mind. Mrs. George Duncan Presided at the Sunday a char g. Rev: a er ces oy _
Mr. Walter Ward has sold his opendr,, devotions of Prayer, script- will have charge 'of the services on A meeting of the County CoaacJl
' .farm, the transaction taldn gplace ure reading and hymns. Assisting the Circuit on June 2nd. - Whitevale of the Corporation of'the Comtty ad
last Thursday, were: Mrs. Cassie and Mrs. Barclay Miss Edith Ormerod has her girl Ontario will be held pursuant to sa-
W. G. M, Forsyth announced thia at the piano. In. the business session friend from Toronto visiting her for A very interesting afternoon was Jourrmnent in tbo Council Chambw
a —.week that he would be going ahead Mrs. Norton resigned from the Pro- a time. . enjoyed at the public school, Thurs- in the Cowt House, In tins Tows e! -
�with the construction of his new gram Group and. Social Committee The booth on Mr. McDonald•ni farm day, May 23, Several items by the Whitby, on Monday, the 10th day of
house in a few weeks. on account of ill health, Mr& How. on the highway, is +making a good pupils, all pertaining to the Union June 1946, at the hour of two o claX
We are sorry to report Mr. Malcolm and Mrs. H. Plaxtoa were appearance on'the .corner. . Jack,. were given, Mrs, J, Deline in afternoon, 'Daylight saving _
George Constable's mother is serious- named to succeed her. Mrs. Cassie, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Byers a-nd rendered a vocal solo. Miss H Mod- fie'
l Treasurer, reported a balance of Marjorie and Mrs. Perry Wilson and calfe explained how the Union Jack All accouatalee leid
y Leslie were with 'Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Council should be forwarded to the
' Our Sunday next, Communion will i :16.35 after expenses had been paid, was made up by the banners of St.
be observed at the ,morning service From catering for the Persbytery Middleton, of Stouffville on Sunday`. George, St. Andrew and St. Patrick. Clerk, properly certified, at least
of the Baptist Church. At the even- dinner. The program was in charge The many friends of Mr. John Then. the pupils and parents and the three days before the meed -W. f the
i ing 'olnvice, Rev, James Taylor, of of. Mrs, B':.r • a and asaiated by Middleton are pleased p .know that friends went out to the a•rounds• Council.
Uxbridge- ang- presnb, Rev, Wen Ms. Barclay. Mrs. Cassie rind Mr. is,e is iinproviag, and hype the brok- • Mrs. C, Hilts presented the flag tI DATED at Witnitby, 'this 27th day of
ham, the ,pastor, will be at Good- Alan Gray, foliowing the program in en leg will soon- mend. May, A. D. 1948,
- Mr: .r. Burwsah, a veteran of the y '
•, wood, for their Anniversary, both the Missionary Monthly. Closin•; M W. Perkins has returned r,y,- R. DONALD RUDDY•
last war and is Secrets Treasurer
[ nrning and evenning. prayers were �sffered by Mrs. Bar- h.xne from visiting her soma it the f County CIesle
o. the school board. Rev, McLachlan
Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald have nos clay, Mrs. Cassie a.•nd Mrs. Burton. dam• and- Rev_ Heal dedicated the flag.
moved into part, of the Condy res- The Friendly Bible jiiass will hol•i I The Farm Forum met at the, hoarse . Clarence- Udell, just returned from HAULAGE
- their social evening or. June 10th, at 4 of Mr. and Mrs. Minckers this week, overseas, took the salute..'Che child- _Clravel; Sand, Stone, Manure or Fig.
_. 9deoce. and Mrs__ Sil+cox__ and friends
Mr. Bill Vas-s--spent--the! -- holiday the home of Mr. and-Mrs. Mans , r - �� rw n -doing the same, then they gave' - Overseas Veteran
With friends in Toronto. FJiicott. frorr. the city spent the holiday at their. pledge. Following the cere- D. McCALLUM, ROUGE HILLS
-- • The Sarco Plant closed from Iaat $s gnnod_oR the Silcox home. mom. Green Wyw and Wlnitevale Scarboro 2.721
white-
Thursday until Monday of this week Sunday. boys played a game of ball, May ffi
-.. giving their employees a long week. Born to Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Kill-- vale wining 26 -11.
end. er, . on Saturday, May 2s, 1946, at_ Green River Mr. and airs, Norman Randall, _
AL Mrs. Lloyd Pugh had as her Brierbush hospital, Stouffvi116, a. Constance, speat'the week�d at the !Dance At
_.guest for the'week -end, Miss Connie son. - Dpi. J. Benson Wilson passed the parental home, also Miss Jean Fleur-
Wkinette, of Toronto. - -- - - _ - - _ --- _ _84th anilesto:ne on Sunday leaf. and ,' Miss Myrtle Garreu and Sties CLAREMONT
The Women's Mission Circle of ` last week his brother Fawcett Wil Norma 1Mf3ddletaa,
-. the Baptist Church meetinpr that was Higl�laIId Creek song of Kenors. visited him. The ladles o: fire W. M. S. are
postponed, will :now be held -on Our church choir and pastor, to- Packing a bale for the West:. Cloth- ._Fri. lYlay 31
Tuesday afternoon, June -4th. The any weather has put a gether with several members of the ing for boys from 12 -14 years, and
We are sorry to report that Mrs• damper on work on the tennis court I church and of the First Baptist don stout women nnraq be left_ at the Claremont Community Hall
Ed. Lewis is. in Poor health again, but not on the' enthuaiaatn of the 1 Church, Whitevale, took over the store this weela Bruce Gould's Music
A group of C. G. I T. girls from workers. Anyone who has a. tree service at- Grant A. X. _t. Church. We extend our sympathy to Jlir. -.Admission 35c.
'Bloor S'.reet United Church spent hour is asked` to come out and work Toronto, Everyone rspante a good
the week -end at the inane of Miss so- that all may have a long play time of fellowship. - - - - - - — —
;Alvira Pepper, at. Lloydbrook Farm- time as wanner. ' weather rolls a- The Brunswick Hill Cemetery . DANFORTH BUS LINES LTD, i
Mrs. Thos. Bacon and family call - row. Committee met at Mr. M. Drape'r's
• ed oa Mr. and Mre.- J. C. MMnrkar. at Thursday night siw nanny of the on Monday evening to plan for the
Ajai ass Sunday. local folk at Malvern attending the sen'nce, the regular day being on the _ Daily Service
Mr.. and Mrs. VOL L Irwin spent 12th Annual Victoria Day Dance, last Sunday in June. Particulars _
the week -sand in Toronto. sponsored by the Unionville Junior later. EFFECTIVE MAY 13, 1946
Mr. and Mrs. Baraluk whd family Farmers. Amoasg those Present were .- -Daily eon. Sea. di Daily ex. Sai: 8uea A
of Sault Stiei. Marle and Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson who -- :.' Sun. A Hot. Not. Sun, A Hot. only Hol. €i
Thompson of Toronto, and Mr. Ed. are spending the week -sad at t2ne '. �Dunbarton Claremont 7.16 8.16 12, 15 .3.48 13.oe i
- Thompson; of Thessalon, epeztii Sum-' home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Closso:i. Brougham ?M -8.27 -12. 27-.. 3.57 X8.12 F —
�• day with Rev. I. Er and Mrs. Ke;n- Friday, the 24th was. Family Re- Mr. Cropley spent the- holiday Green River • '7,8b . _ 8.36 12.35- 4.05 18,20
nedy', - _ union Day for the Mt?ntoah family week -end at Richmond Hill. Locust Hill ".38 8,38 12. 38 X4.08 8.23
Mr. Gordon Borland had 'a -young who gathered at the hoarse of Mr. Bob Dowber, formerly of Dunasr- 'Malvern 8.08 9,05 1. 06. .4.35 8.50
:..an-vtsitor from Toronto with- end- Mrs, - Charles Clown. 'This„ ton, was visiti:g friends here- last Return Leave -&M. -'A.M. -P. M. -P.bL - P.]yI. - - --
hirrn over the week -end. would be a really happy occasion as �k. Toronto 9.15 10.00 :5. 48- R.00 9.45
Rev, Mr. and Mm Kennedy and the boys 'are. now back f over - I Rev. and Mrs.' Bruce -Pegar and
nruce �.acti up to the. Lake of $aye s, I family. 2f Toronto, were visiting - Daylight -Saving Time Parca�lExpree�-- GtoveT�650� 0 -idord t� _
on the 24th. Centennial' Woman's Association a tatter's mother, .Mrs. Bie�akin,
n A good crowd attended the Tour-' held it regular monthly meeting at. on Sunday..
ament of Mixed Doubles here on the church on Thursday with_ the The sympathy of tt•.,e commWlity -
the 24th, with 19 ricika being play - I President, Mrs. •A, Scott in charge. -A. extended to the Draper family in `You' may never se
Gas ;
-ed. Bowlers from Stouffville and Plans are taking shape for a baz- the sudden passing of Mr. Draper. _ ' _
Oshawa attended. Prize- winners: — aar to be held in August, so watch :Mir, and Mrs.. Elmer'Annis and � to U.S. motorists
1st, Eddie Goodman, Oshawa; 2nd, this column for further information. ,Gordon spent .a few days, at Deep "
-iGordnn Lehman; 3rd, Bob Coppin% There will be aprons, V home - cooking, giver, Ontario,, last week. C' f ►�
,and 4th, Fred Evans. fruits, v0g* tables and flowers, fish �I E. Thyme. A former re'sid- , : /�1 �
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- po,;d and white elephant' tables. The ent of this Place, :firs. Coultart, Mr, �\ _;
000--111-
000 +
*,r will be observed in the United proceeds for 'an oil -burner and the and Mrs, Tarsy and son,- all of 'nor.
Church> at the morning service next ` re- decoration of the church. krs. '
• onto, were �%uesYs at the ' harle� of • . ,�
Sunday, June 3. Members will - please' I K. Cowan, of Danforth Road, was 'Mr, and Mrs. E. Annis on Sunday.
1/
III •i...,,: � ..
• = +����. 'present and outlined, the, ainns.of the � _� ;1:
Rev. I, F. Kennedy and ?fir. Fred a �a -. Cauiity dunibr- Fanmer--Field Day
_ _ _L:i -:f _ \art_.._ .�i },ucit organ: -.. J�� � `
`I'uh are in \apa,nee this week at- ! i „cd a`short inns ago at the chure:n ( First Ever Held In (aunty_ . \ �\ CANADA'S TOURIST BUShNESS
tending the sessions of the Bay of 'and �; hich meets the Hurd R'ednes- e
t--4 Quinte Conference of the United day in each - month. �- The execuciIve'of the C-uhty Jun � • V %� • 3
Church of Canada. ' About. 20 of Gntefinial Y, P. 1J. ` for Farmers Organization with Fran- IS Ir a�R 1t/�sl�/ �ss
members made use of the• fine'wea cis Willson as president, is busy
BROUGHAMther on the '24th and hiked to xe>se- ; with arrangements for the field day t
'bank and back,• then had 'supper at at Sunderland, June -8. _
11Zr. Fred Burroughs and Mrs. J. the church followed by a social time ;' Four local: clubs will spcnsor boys
a. Hanley, of Stratford, were holiday !
at the home of the Misses Goofier - and' girls softball teams and will
so compete in field and track ev- Tovatsi money spreads around. The
visitors with Miss Bate. en Areal ball tournament will fie__ f
garage man, the groc&, the farmer—
Mrs, Philip was attending a wed- Sunday afternoon Rev. Terry, . of
Agincourt brought a message to � the conducted that should provide enter- � � everybody benefits directly or indi• -
ding in Toronto last week. tainment far all:
Mrs. Tripp and - children, went to -dversary Celebrations of the .- rectl 'y. The tourist industry isprofit”
i Centennial Church and spoke 'about I Th evening program in the hall �•
Toronto on Thursday, her sister be- , has been arranged. There is goinng •''business =worth protecting. EspecisIly
in married on Satundaq the 25th, I the church • and its place in the
Another real estate deal has been ',community ". The local choir led in to be a professional variety show � this year when the impressionAnnerican
consaunated. Miss M. Duncan having the singing. In the evening Dr. Hos- from Toronto with Jiick McCrane as visitors take back with them wM iE
purchased the Stanley Nobe prop- kin brought us Cecil DeMille's pict- luster of Ceremonies.,. An outstard- eaoe Canada's tourist industry throa�ls
ure "King of Kings" depicting the ing roller skating team -,Miss Lill- come.
arty hers "Life of Christ ", His death and the •iaa Courage, tap dancer, recently years to
Invitations are out `tor thew ,
Resurrection ". This is a two-hour returned from overseas with the
ding of )!dins Wars Vasrhav sand soloist yHa �es� �rt� CANADIAN TRAY!! SYRIAY
Kr. Elmer' Crawford. They lbaw the filet and orne well worth seeing; we
J brie 0 Cewenwfr 011rvr
r� wow QUEBEC VISIT small roots. that are still active.
Lore of the outdoors; the satisfy-
ing' sense of working with depem-
:::;:w . .� dent living things: the perennial
„ fascination .of watching Nature at
work —all tied up with, and an iu-
timate part of our daily life: For
instance, one gets far more satis-
faction from watching a tree in
".
bloom in one's own backyard than .
TURNING
POINT by driving through the Niagara
•. fruit belt in blossom time. that - .d
admittedly is a feast for -the eyes
Boy Mary Imlay Taylor but in our' own backyard one
takes is much interest in the tree
• told me and I'd tracked him 1 when the blossom is dying as when
SYNOPSIS y''- V it is in its full glory. Watching to
r ;
CHAT rEA -xs Stenhart volunteers patiently, tracked him to Keller's +:< see if the fruit has set; guarding
i Sherwin's real name, John Sherwin.
"He is wanted for murderina his ranch, when I stumbled into your against tent worms; watching the
Uncle <Y Stenhart declares. _accident and motored• you here. It_ `'? small fruit grow and develops.
CHAPTER $I was pure luck, I thought, to get I This., year —especially the applest "
"Do you know why I'm wanted ?" here so easily — without credentials, 1
4` Sherwin asked,- still standing. _ too!"
The old fellow nodded. "Seen th' MacDowell nodded. "He's gettin — MORNING BLUES are
paper. you .had in. yow pocket, well an' he's sure to bang around §
Sherwin. You'd marked the de- Jane." Y banished when breakfast .
- scription and it dropped t'other Sherwin said nothing, but his - includes Maxwell House.
day an' I saw it. Th' 5hertit tat .red— - -hands clenched until clan uai,s bit
some, too, when we were goin' to into the palms: In the silence the — 't'�118 gTOi`101is y r1C lend
look for th' place where -Jordan little room_ seemed full, of lane's of extra - fight~ Coffees ig
jumped the creek. 1 ain't askin' presence. Again he saw her eyes "Radiant-Roasted" t0 de-
•,,questions. You sit doer +fin, an' eat." change, saw her recoil! A shudder veld the jl goodness of
Sherwin sat down. "You're a ran• through him,,fury leaped up in n ,
71 good man," he said chokingly. him, he renierribered Stenhart'a every coffee bean,
"I'm old," said DacDowe'll quiz- white face, nis cowariily tP� -
aically-:_Lain'_t -mad set on punish - _ "Don't let him' kill me!" Again he
— - -- •••• wlII Enjoy Stsylaa At
- •ing other folks.' paced up and own. - -No -words '=
"Except Jordan,'said Sherwin: were spoken. Old Mac sat thinking, The - St. Regis Hotel '
Mac laughed.- "'Welt maybeet his pipe in his hand. It was still; His excellency, Viscount Alexander, Goveruof- General, and Lady
--Eat, son, you may have a long then, one of the men began to sing Alexander, .pictured as they arrized in Quebec City on their first TORONTO
hike. Yon can't take th' trains; out under the trees, a Spanish. official tour. Following a three -day visit to the uebec capital they
cutiten.. have your picture up in sang. In half an hour the, moon went to Montreal. � bho er alai Tel phone.ltat�
'em "_. would rise; now it was pitch dark r Single, 41=-se up -
` .• (;a" Food. fstas sod Dtiae-
Sherwin nodded, rating in outside. -By •
iileace. Half an- hour ago, with- — Old- --MacDwveil rose siowiy. CHRONICLES --• _. s•a rttartl.. p.
Q Janes eyes changing as they look- stretching his uninjured arm. Gwendoline. R. Clarke yherboarae at Carlte■
ed at him, food would have choked "Th' sherifYtl be around here for C • • ' • e• T.I. RA. eras `'-
him, but he was hungry now and a spell, maybe thirty -six hours. of FARM
- - he ate mechanically. Old lilac, sit- You can't hardly miss him if you -
' ting down opposite, filled his pipe try to get out now; some of 'em -
snd ut it. hieither of :;..,:- tFpeke well meet up with you I -tell You '.Have you ever tackled a job with been lost. I .stood looking at the
For a while and the ligat began to what I'll do—you come along with foreboding and dislike and finished „aa;� ,�, „v,,.� � �s °work
.. 4aiL It was still daylight outside me now.. before moonrise, an' I'll lap by - really enjoying "►e works • - as the old man told me his story.
f�:rt the little room was in the fix you up. 1•'ve just been figurin' it '1 am sure you have —we all sue- The next call was a dot more
shadow of the, big ranch-house- and out ” prise ourselves once is a while — - cheerful. - Here was sa oldish
it was so dim that Mac rose, got a Sherwin stopped in his pacing Well, I was on what I thought couple, happy in each other's nom -
Tamp, lit it and set it on the table. and looked at him, strangely touch- would be an unpleasant job but 1 pany as the sands of life run slow -
Sherwin had fininshed his mesa ed. "How about Kellen? He wanted :ly out. I imagine that was now all
soon found myself getting quite a the Nanted —all that a lot of aged
and he thrust his plate aside, took- we to get out at once." kick out of it. It took me 'into y
ing across at the old man's face "You ain't goin' to stay on - th homes where I had never seem;
couples want —to livL out their
behind the camouflage of tobacco nilch; you follow me." Mac picked lives together. _
brought me into contact with
. smoke. At last he spoke hoarsely, _ up the food -pack and opened the people I had never met and show- Then I came to a farm woman
_ Yforcipg himself to it, door. ed me a phase of life which I had living alone — except fde hired help. W
• y • A sudden gust of- wind blew one She seemed perfect! content ex-
almast--- farsvtten. lncr ntally, I Y
_ "You said a while ago — when the 'tamp In the dark Sherwin walked into one house where there cep. for her worries in getting tar- ,a
vnu were tending my arm —that— pressed his hands over his eyes. he nrnter� erhanaers and extra k
y «.24 t-- .- recaYtr' . 1?ap
Miss Keller was to marry Stenhart. was trying to shut out Jade's face! in g, one child still in bed, and a farm help.
!.
Is that, true Y' They fteDDed out into the night, baby at the sniffling stage. Since "But yet," I remarked, "in spite
MacDowell 'considered, pills dark before moonn h t a •.sl!'lart Girls
pilling "3�-- -I-s�. �_�ys my privilege to have of all these difficulties you persist •
on his pipe. "I've heard Jim say so streamed - from the ranch -house measles myself a feav years ago 1' in carrying on?
Always Carr Paradox t
..You don't like Stenhart ?" windows.
They could hear voices traded jLn the assumption that i "fy goodness, yes. �itltat would y y
"He's my cousin, Sherwin said over there; once some one laughed was -* eefore immunized. I do aw'-y from the farm? Imagine t11e1f Ha11O -
in a flat emotionless voice. loudly. Mac '.touched Sherwin's o • • me in a little two -b; -four in town!"
-� The old unman started and took hind- warningly. The places, .}tat I visited were - I could see her point all right They know that Paradol will rs-
his pipe out of his mouth. "Gosh!" "We're goin' to th' stables; ain't farm homes, and three of them because, even as we went around livee them Wicidy of and
he ejaculated, and stared at the =nt, one there, an' we can saddle were occupied by young couples, to visit her chickens, two little pet other discomforts, ss well as tP to
- = 'young man dumbly. lap. each with a family of three little lambs gambolled along behind us. check cow'
"He's my cousin and his testi- I can't take a horse from herel tots, all under school -age. Some- occasional} bleating plaintively One fib writes,—"until' fer used
1, I Y K
• y g y Ptuadol ever! math I atQered af-
tnony sent me to jail for life." said - Sherwin exclaimed sharply. how it gave me quite a lift.. Here because they knew it was nearly �t unbearable pains. It is the
Sherwin, and his voice shook. "He "Easy, son. I'll lend you mine to • was young Canada grousng up. bottle time. - most Quickly effective relief I have
_lied He' lied me out of the way night," said Mat. "1 can ride one of Here were -iiiusky - oung fellows Living on a farm undoubtedyl over used and there is no disagreeable
for fear I'd break our uncle's will. the ranch horses; we ain't goin with —I hope — enthusiastic and op- gets to be a habit. Or shall we say _ — OW effect,. "
-He got everything." so terrible far." timistic. young wipes who were not the roots one puts down are like
+ '
*'An' you're accused of killin' th' ' ' afraid to have babies, nor. tc tackle tap roots. If any attempt be made _
because he'd cut you off. ain't They- went to the stables and old the hard but satisfying job of being to dig up the main root therf is PA-R e
that it?" Mac leaned his elbows on
MacDowell brought out the horses. a farmer's wife. And the children multi loss of lift in the runner.
the table. looking across it at the Sherwin -hated to tay a hand on one were such darlings, and obviously ?�fanv farm folk are past doing the Quick
: shadowed face of Sherwin_ of them but he mounted when the well cared for. One little two -year hard Rork incidental to farming
The tatted nodded. "The old old man told him the roan was his -old, w' his - mother said. nearly but yet there are still so many _
iatory," he said shortly: "Uncle was own property. Silently, 'after that, always _ "made strange ", came tod
Jkilled in the garden. He was stab- they rode past the ranch -house and thing over to me almost as soon as
- bed while he slept on the old bench out on to the twisting mountain I sat down and held up his wee ;
" by the cedars. I'd. just found him road.' five miles up in the red- arms to be picked, up. It seemed - \"
when Max came in the gate: he'd woods they passed the limits of to me there w:as great hope for the
§ _ been up the street at the news - Las Palomas. The wind from the future- of rural Canada - social Vn- '
-..
'i stand.- He swore I had the knife in hills grew cold, but the sky was rest. notwithstanding' while titers
my' hand. It was perjury but he got brightening; the. highest peaks are farm families around like•thosc
away with it.--Uncle and 1 -had had were already tourheid with moon - ` _ _ I saw that d_ ay.
- -- =a difference the tiny before, and tight. Sherwin turned iii his saddle • • " . w
- `-' -knew 'of- -it. -- That -- went -- and lookers down. Below_ him (ay In cotitrwst I also came across • �I t •
against n}e, and ?!fax swore me the ranch; he could just ,see 'the some very lonely folk. Tbere•w'as
-- -into jail for life. That's all. "' - lights in the house, mere pin -po` is one poor old tallow, living alone,
tut g
_ s • • of brightness. Darkness, like a his barn burnt to tier ground. Ills
" Mac was silent for a while, then velvet cloak, had fallen- on the son in hospital• no one, around but
he
'grunted. "Did you ' tell Jim valley. He drew a deep breath. he and the , dog working amid the
about it ?" Jane was there, Jane, who had re- charred and blackened rubble of �' • . -gip ^.:.• t -'
Shcnriti laughed bitterly. "He pudiated him with her chill look, what had' once been a spieudid
wouldn't believe me if I' did! The and Stenhart! His hands clenched. barn, and which at the time of the
juu didn't. I't•r served eight years. Stenhart's lie had sent him to fire, had housed the season's crop
I-was'twenty -two when I was sell prison; it pursued him still. Resolve and some sheep, all of- which had
tenced. Ever been in jail ?" he was hardening in -him, he could not
"asked ironically. go until lie had killed him. He with
bherby jealousy. Stenhart. was
"Come mighty near it once, son. rode on again but; all the while, he
r.:
Punchin'' a rogue's head got me ar-
wall aware of 'those lights down Then suddenly he was roused ,� a
rented, but • somehow the judge
there in the darkness. He had lived. from his fierce revery.. Otd Mac
kinder agreed with me that it need- eight years in prison but he was drew rein,
. ,, still. young. The , girl's • eyes, her _ 'Get down, ", he said briefly. "We
',ed punchin . '
"It's tike being in hell —to shut voice. -her soft hands on his wound -• can hobble th' horses, we've got
ed arm, had kindled a flame; now to hoof it the rest of th' way.
_. �a healthy man up behind stone 11
the flame was made fiercer, more (To be confinued�• :,',:� ?�•' - `'�, ^r'j` " ' ^' �^� "''•`'
r life' Sherwin said bitter- ' = y.ii"r. "• :7':;`'•`',, <;'• °.
.walls for
1 "I won't be taken if I can help
- }t; I'd rather die -only I've got - _• »c: MM '• ;,: ` ..
first." � $
t• ..something' to do � � • ''47T:_��Rc��i':'.:'L _.. �,,, .• •r• '•- '-*_ - _• ..
Ou is tandtin Good
Tits old man looked across under Li' '�i
the latitplight again; - something in . O ✓
the white face opposite moved him
deeply. Sherwin was a stranger,. he - - 'Fire? Goodness, no! Since I've been serving Grape -Null Flakes `
t was an escaped convict, yet — ; • for breakfast, my husband decided ihi- stairs wwre loo slow."
"Don't do it, son," old Mae 4*4� "Would ,you, believe it, I've found telas for muscle; phosphorus for
gently. p that same thing everywhere I've call- teeth and bones; iron for the blood. r
Shswin, startled, raised his - ed this morning _ people rushing and'othet food essentials" —
NOOdehOt �� hie. "YOU �� }n downstairs to-taste that' malty -rich, '•umm ... may I step in for a bowl -
^i- soon I dot' -- - nut -sweet savor of Post's C3rape= Ntits' ' iul?"
81tt !epee said began t0 walk Flakes! ' '•Certainly -and I rant you to try ;
"And you should see sty family tear _tfic simply grand mttfGns .I've just
.into the day's activities on that good finished making from one of the = --
>� tlyd hLn. FIe wars t in Iris a - uor£shment C3rape -Nuts Flakesigive recipes on the (#rape -Nuts Flakes
!usual 6auttts is the etty -so they them: c3rbohpdrates for energy: Pro- package!"
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i Pictured pub- — — u44 Gettting Better Why They Live Longer "Striking" Fact y
lisher, — 'VEBTIQ/LL DIyIS Calgary Herald thinks that by The expectancy of life for the It is a . "striking" fact that thq +>
the time the
]l Beverage iJelly government returns average man has bebn increased 20 standard wage of John L. Lewis'Ir
12 Space 2 Win like part y' our 'compulsory savings, one third ears since 1850 reads a scientific soft coal miner is $63.30
g ` pe y 1850_ reads per week.
3 Units of of the recipients will be dead, one note. Must be that a person -has to -St. Thomas Times - Journal. '
13 Female deer t- third in jail, and the rest will have g pay
-. t4 Tangle length live longer now to a his taxes.
,•.t
g 4 State 26 Myself cloth j spent all theirs in advance. That's - Kitchener Record.
15 Howl 5 Brought up 28 United Service 38 International` better than. the last estimate' we Sombre Thought _
16 Tavern `•:
1? Erbium 6 Lampreys Organization language saw, which had 'ent all dead. _
( �]) 7 Short sleep (ab.) 44 Equal �' - Ottawa Citizen.' lldomin In tho planets where life is
a He was a 30 Dined 45 Position "Mornin', Hi." now exti the scientists prob-
'19 Doctor of famous — 31 Mine - . X47 Kitchen Wasts of Flour " ably got -just a little farther than _
Science (ab.) - - Momia Si.•
20 Near 9 NO pound's 32 Electrical en- utensil Because restaurants -and many "How's that city feller you hired ours have got.
21 Therefore IO Five and five gineer (ab.)_ 48 Individual housewives as well -think that the fer the summer gittin' along ?" - Dublin Opinion.
•'IS Rodent 33 Aperture 48 For
23- Egyptian sun only w in which to make a ala- " •
20 Excitement 34 Tree' fluid 50 Uppermost _.. y ?y p "Ain't got him no more -he
god table sandwich is to cut off all the " '
24•Aecomplish • 2'1 Street (ab.) 35 Sorry part -wen back to the city. �� A �
-22- Either - 46 Vegetable -52 Before crust, vast anan *ities :of -bread are " '
25 Print measure "Fire h+r+�
�!► 25 And (Latin) �3? Measure of 53 Ever (con }r; being wasted evxaroetg, > - • N � - H� if y0il ge1'Ve Maz• .
?? Give credit -- - - Nope; he quit. .
the length and breadth of this Well $O118e. TI116 extra.
29 Make speech A L '3 5 6 7 8 9 io country. 'What'd. he. quit fer ?" delicious coffee is 31 Kitten's calls Brockville Recorder and Times. "Guess he was afeared I'd work bought
35 Guide !I 1>"I
the Daylight Savin'• outs him. Biblical They Also Ran " and enjoyed by
more
pronoun
' Mornin , Hi. . people than
?> Most people who follow the IP p •>ay Othet!
. ; 40 Indian army � - � "IIf ornin' Si.' •' ' • '
(ab) 114 i horses bet 'on• the horses who . brand of Coffee i
`� follow the horses. -Hank in St. Thomas Times-,.
4 i Symbol for t xx z3 - iK 2s 2 world• -
gold - - !;,,,�,,,,,a Press. journal.
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TAKE5 NAF WORK
i _. ANA WORRY 01T �
V Of sesw iow/NW,
N E'VI� faster Actin!'' ROYAL
Ends'Overnight BRisk!
AT ER+ Fast Rising Royal is herel The And the rich, home- bsiked flavor of
1�I modern . bakin` discovery that bread baked with New Fast Rising - -
:. Ikts �ou do all your baking to a few Royal will eyour family brag about'
_ !boar . by i aylightl N setting your baking more than ever, you get 4
- - - -- (bread the night before -no baking your ba In t• I - :disappointments ,pa carton of New Fast
ppointments because dough spoiled
during the night when the kitchen tem- Rising Royal -4 lasge loaves to a packet.
perature changed. New Fast Rising • (Stays full - strength, ready for immedi-
"You oY cut-up!" 1Royal b ready for scoot 16 minutes 'Ste use, foe weeks on your pantry shelf.
ter It's water! At your grocer's -nowt
7!g
+ - - -.. dissolved In wat _ • . - ' . -
y MUTT A14D JEFF —It's Either An Early Summer or a Late -Spring - .. ' .,,By BUD FISHER :..
OH �iCit WHAT A DREAM! rJE WERE PooR.. !rI WAS SO.►{0116it1/ _ ! "- "- - --
60814 . IT wA5 So _ WE DIDN'T NAVE ! Z DREAMS WAS BURP!
AM I GLAD I REAL! JUST LIKE IT ANYTHING'TO E{(T - - 1
WOKE, Up! — RULLr riAr c AND WE WERE TEE - -•
STARVING! MATTRESS FOR ;
MAT _ IL ;BREAKFAST. HEE,
�+� r WAS 1T r THAT S
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_ ` ,111 'I �'� � ,�.,• .�.� .�...+.�` .1 �• _ _
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"You're new .here, aren't
You? _ --
REG'LA-R FELLERS -- Standing 'Order By GENE BYRNES
WHATS WELL, ° WELi<�.a e�
XOUe.BRDTi•IE1Z 41 f VCU KNOW LAST WEEK $' . R7QAY TH'
DOI W ✓ HES rAv.iW ► HE FAILED IN HIM STAND ON
SUMP ? •,. COURSE FROM A ` ALL HIS LF.SSONs
THE CORNER!
CoRRspo"DVCF
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Remember
- - Piekerin g �lardware
.
National Clothing Collection , - a�ona' -- - _ Providing for the need. of .was -
• .- _ suffering people 7s Qom' respoaleib-
- June 17 -29 (inclusive)
ility. The slit of at least one piece
- -, - of clothing can be a Part of your
`•Sane as ye have done it onto orre of the ie.at o� these, ye have Clothing p° i'°a to "Wiav the fie"
Me"
- - done � va�to - • _ 1w
NW>rat oan tbp Individual • do to belp." --. T%e National
_i provides the �,,, :..:y for every c =mire 10 sire a personal -
a needy "ram; the privilege of handing an old coat at pair. Ion,
shoes to someone whose' very' life depsods upon them'. Collec"to --
. r dwada's answer will lift the hearth of the peopllewhose bodies
_ -are war- mnumted ; and whose feet are bare and bruised. - -
June-
....'m A S• CHAPMAN 7 =29
_ - -
sudine�� sirectorq
KAISER Women's hwdtute - Continued � As Business Citizens
K •4ciency. The oonveaers of 'staadixYi - Of This Village (Q�,DQ,N F' OSBORNE /
committees were appointed.
A sur- A. E. Riciwrdsort
- ELECTRIC vey of the purpose of these comet- We heartily Support C. L. II. -
ittees shows that the Listitutes use- DISTRICT MANAGER GHNERAL INSUIIANM
$oisE and 3letra Wising ►fulness tias a very wide ranige-� _ and Recommend Your LIFE REAL BSTAIM
_ riculture and Canadian. Industry, Co-operation. -In This NBtionrWide EXPIRE LIFE � - CONVETANCINA Citizenship, social. Social. Welfare, . Histor- I, Cumpw An old odabiished same, NMI
�[�,,� ical Research, Home Economics, Appeal in Aid of War- Svtferese Re�resentadwes sane.
Luaost� Visiting and WjeLLase, Frees and In DU='ope Bess D. Mitzim Phone Pkborl g s0
- - Publicity -and a Qsibt - Committee.
- The fact that so away taw manes Look Over Your Wardrobes W. H. Curtly
oat app anwng thhese conveners would One Garment Gen• E. Brown.. Audley, Oai. �• �•' �'Ei •� �+
PHONE P'ICB. its
suggest that the Institute is alive to s sad Closets - J Mks, Ajar _ �-
the -need 'of -a varied contribution From �ryc Person -- 622 Whitby, Oati. -, Lwrua at all spas VA ' s
to their work and - does not take the _ _�� 16th Tear as j
easy swaay of _ merely re- appointing. �M, MCEACH NI
BROCK 1) *l tes were appointed to the . We do inildtas d an kind. e. IeaaraMe Jd+�ar -
District Annual Convention whWi
= -meets in. Whitby, shortly. A subject _ Phone Pickering p'IJB,ti. uY►r, D13ALEtt Br og�. Oft _ - -Plok 5s -
fos the annual lecture from Head- ej • t { Fi - FUNERAL DIRECTOR
H EATRE wads discussed and plans -
? T } were laid for 'the next Spring Baz- - • • • • OMvato Ambulance Service-.
•" t� 1
Saar,_ so lack of forethought ca- briny Day or Night
i D Clarke Prentice •
'UCT?3IT Y } falli" there. Apart od the ..J. Re - Boyesy L • - - -+� --
: Haaltkfully Air-conditioned month's eonespmidmice was a let- _ Phone Pick. J For the Counties at York md ons.
UBSDAY. FRI., SATURDAY ter 'of' thanks for a donation to tble Phme -Be' ' '- Alto; .. to Corp. Hen Pram
"Save the Children Fund ". The Pick • Ontario ,� C. A. a F...od d thr Lr
MAY so, 81 and JUxE 1 Secretary's letter stated that forty THE F E XA I L C T 0 E' T. H• Prentice (fortmeey P:aaetas
Two Shows • 7 and 9 P. M. thousand tons of food for children PHONE PICK 68 - -. °° "° °° .. °' -- -- °. ° ° ." ..'_ and Preatlee). Farm sad bast
had been sent to A 60 000
fllatnrday _Matinee at 1.80 P. M_ tons to Poland. and 10,0000 ton's �to ... • 11 M : MAW stock Bales • gpe4altr, at 1Paie saw
.- Daylight Saving Time Greece. In addition to this 2p im71- RHONEblo 8a6ea.
f don tons ( T )has Just been sent a- ' Hardware L'"NSED AUCTIONElOi! and PHONE AGIN. 6S W ati MILLDnIm.
- Dolly Sisters_ _� " will be distrib>sted'sbort, _ 4ALUAT01!
ly �T ��7=,B� Sales eondacbed Anywhere Barrister Solicitor Notary PWft
Betty Grabie John Wayne Mrs. Robert Cronik and Mrs. F. R L Phone or Write - C.�C iRlCi°iAR{fSON
1 . Smith were assistant hoste$ses aad �� 611 Dnndes St. East, Whitby, Oat.
�-
and A ame Haver :.a pleasant half hour over tea and (This space donated to - National . Suite' 611 - Contineatd ime BIB
- cobkSes was spem at the close of 'Clothing Collection by these space- 871 fay Ss- Toronto
W01.4DAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY the meeting• buyers is the�ews. Ed.) CYRI L E. M
ORLEY
JUNE 3. a and b - _
'. •• N _ S U RA N C E A_ N
D •Yon► Satisfaction
-My Gwia s
Lst Complete Show At R:20 F. M•, Quality Meats REAL ESTATE
- � _ ,II• N CIfLE
Call of the Wild- � ..if'�sh. in Season - PHONE 67 PICK.' IaA1NTER &DECORATOR
Box a
Wild-
Clark Gable Loretta Y-ung _ -
with Jaik skins = .r runts. & Vegetable' ..:6 NeY PiCKERING ONTAFJO
.SILK'S MARKET W1LFarm
.. �• also an added attraction - _ _ . � '-Willoughby Farm Agency _''•
Head Office - Toronto' J. 1. (Hard) STEWART, B. A.
Scared Stiff Phone Pickerirg E6 168 Yon St. AD680b
_ .. "Largest IM arxi Oldeai in Barrister,. - Solicitor, IQotary '
,lack Haley .and Aan Savage Canada - Estabiished'Forty -
Years" RrVER BEND FARMS
=, ..PICKERING MEAT MARKET
'
CONSULT OUR ACTIVE C1,Y OdrT> -
-i 7ituli:SPAY, FRI., SATURDAY soh THAT HOME IN THE CITY G5•eeawood Roil
JUNE 6, .9- and 8 :. - jF`RAN Phone iT R 22
K R. SMITH
Because of Him .Quality � ••First = Service Our : Aim Sellers & Atkinson
-Dea-m Durbin Charles 14ughton -WE ..BUT THE REST - YO1' MAKE THE TEST" - . Phone Agiti. 2QIW2 - S1t,uff. 290 - • J. Donevan -
F of Tw;e r7oae.PSekering !o - - —I- censeCl - -- :-8: A,, B. se. vii-'h ranch
- -. Onto rio Land Surverm
New Sir,gei Sewving , Machines OZ\ � ! 866
Auc#IOnPers , street, I+;.aat, oAl�ss►s, oek:
- now available. Electrics and rwd 26 Year's Experience
,er information write
oar plFione'' Striger Sewing Machine Bales conducted anjwhere. ; H an* 16 ' Ontario St. Osbaws. _... _ , .'!Specializing in Farm Stock,1otiCe
Comp ; lh�oiture and Property Sales.
:III Bales personally listed and tamomatloa 9torar Door`s sa/
- - nand o e rs - . Bills prepared sad ' Story flash - Made to Orlder 'v N e s Imo. A. halt ShW �. a P.
Spring Is Here: !, ! - - _ ce _
Prompt - ervi Roar ltootinAsphalt Bidin
LOOK TO 'THAT ROOF NOW Z : - We sell direct to the consumer and L Well Boat�ds its•
l Us For. Free Estimatea reser Ray you mole foie ltvTa. poultry Reasonable Rates - _ -
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