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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1947_04_18r . j VOI& 67 NO. $3• P1CKERING, ONT' . FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 19647 Sub. -Rate $2.00 per year; U. IS. $2.50 W. C. MurkAr and Soa, Nblishers 4C- Authorised a& Second Clew to wa Post Office Department, Ottawa _ -.Community, Memorial 'H ll Campaign a ...,Canvass To• : Be Held may I'Mon,20 T H.E ]?I ERING N.EW116.. At a meeting et the Village Police Trustees on evening, plans Pickerm Village were meads first steps in a ' g The death took place suddenly oa coed, for he co campaign i carrying j Tuesday forenoon, April 15, 1947, of - Mr.' and Mrs, Brennan Toronto, ated, for the continuing and carrying I , on of the Community Memorial hall I one of the meuibers of one of Pick- spent Saturday with their uncle and program instituted at a recent meet - ering a oldest families, Nelson Mhr- aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Annan. Bach, in his 77th year, Mrs, Len, Bath, Orangeville, Out., ins of ratepayer in the Town Hall. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs.. - r has It is not necessary for us to sag µ been visiting friends here. Alex. Margach, u built the retid- there is need of a community halt in who " ' We extend sympathy to Mrs, Geo. Pickering- everyone knows that and race now occupied by Mrs. T. E. " �" Johnston, Church St., on the death every organizatioll in the community Crawford, and is situated next door " of her mother at Port Arthur, on to the site of the former's black- Wednesday 1 has found its activities restricted y ast. �S smith and waou shoe. ;; ' , bliss Gladys Bly ]eft this week and limited regularly through the The deceased was a tailor b trade f lack of a hall. Memorial Halls and Y - •` ., :» or a three -week holiday in Florida, Community Halls are-not new • After and in those days when each village y. r to retJM by motor, early in May. and hamlet had its own tailor,;there �,` Mrs. George the First World War a number of t Pugh, Stouffville and %vas none better than Nelson Mar- j= her daughter, i each were erected, under the auspices r. .• _ - ghter called om Pickering Bach Mass pruduction of later years i < :• ' . w ' friends on Sunday. R' of different local groups 'tivith the i f�, E - Provincial Government- At this tiime wiped out the small tailor, and the , ,: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sterritt have' deceased went to Toronto' where he' e ' ' been visits their daughter, also assistance is given by the same - I 1, -, : :�. n3 Mrs. •ate employed for come rears hat�,� � . r F �� � Fraser and husband. in Ottwu. nt.- after we have assured- r , i f t., 1,Ia h p the governine:rt of our serious in- ; " •' g ..', I`� :,.in a' repairs and pressing shop, which spent the Easter holidays tentions and determination to carry ; y s with his S through our project by having a he has continued till his death. I.. _ aunt, Mrs, Harry Raiser. Gifted with more than average wit definite, complete program, and a Miss Elenor Stork spent her 'Eas- plan of financir prepared amd nn and- tongue to express himself will _ ter hoiiday-s in Toronto with her aunt, t der way by having arranged the be' one of the reasons for galling Miss Ids Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Greater part ourselves. ' Nielson Margach, and one of his - Pask. - masterpieces would be that early in ` The Community. Memorial' Hall the morning following the last Fed Quite a number attended the joint project will ore trust. be supported 'furniture sale here , last Saturday, era] Election, when he poked his -x=-�' and prices were fairiv good, ' (continued on last Page) head out of 'the - well -known upstalr To hip Many Friends and Customers ability. ---" i The 'local jevellry store had a window, looked_ up. and down the break -in last. Friday night, when s rest, then called out at the t of 1 trust you w ill tavor Harold writh someone cat a piece from the front pL�LIC ti07"ICF' ! his voice, j a d... ,m Tory in - I take this opportunity of i tfortn- the same confidence extended to me. window and took a watch that was Puckering Tow*n=]tip.Couneil's Part Ci�ht" ` ins you that I leatie so!d flee Red and He comes, not as a •stranger, having on display. Fortunately the loss did in the British Flood Relict C aapsign The funeral 'toolc place on Thurs-' white Store to Mr. Harold Richard- been born and raised in Pickering not amount to more. Mr. Knapp in day- with interment in the Friends' son, a former Pickering boy. Village. He is taking up the thread now taking precautions against an Ths Township -Council are co- opera- At this time I want to thank you, of business that was former) o er- C•emetery. Thus swell- known, very y P recurrence, ti:3g with the Province of Ontario in likeable citizen of nian pails has one -and adi, for your loyal- support �ated by his father for over twenty Members of Doric Lodge A. F. and the British Flood Relief Campaign y y and Patronage during the past Rix- years, been removed from that older and A. M. were in Oshawa on Tuesday for Food and C"othinR. ' bpttei_know�rr picture of Pickering tees. years. Through tht.,depression -It is my'intention -to Fite in your evening eanyi�n gene work places and dates, with further-in- . Village. and war years I have done rn - ut- midst for man g le de K =tri:ctioas will be announced at sit _ g _ 3 5 }:ears to coma guests of Temple Lodge there, most to serve the people of Picker, . Once again, I thank you. i :Several from here are attending ',ater date. Ing and vicinity to the • best of my . „ , R. A. Murison 'the Rota Min itrel Sh Mrs. Harry Robip%on this Thulrsda•� and Fridavi nigghhts.� i Fred �i'itliaro �'alleau 1 (bunt of Monte Cristo - Rotary Jack Bunting is now• employed on Cedar Grove Community Cl ib �� . ivZr.. Harry Robinson (formerly • : `• • ' the Dept. of Tliighwal s.. i ? ti'ICTORiA DAY DANCE Miss' til�y PirkP }, Cherrywrood) of Fred 1i'iltrar» ','zlh lu 'b,,'oL• .'�onrethin 3 b ?; cti.feretat, but dies and Mrs. Don. Kemp, of TNron- a Taranto, died at her hom; S— r -Ane= RAINBOW GARDENS ton Ave... on Good Friday. She is sur- husband of T.m isa Sweet, pawned a- pleasingly so was preheated to the to, spent the week -sad With Mr and MARK-HAM way suddenly, following , heart at members of Rotary at dinner last Mm John Skidmore, Rouge Hil1a. r it'R1DAY MAY 28. vived by her husband; one sister, tacks on Saturday, April. 1'2, ]9.17, at Monday evening, when Rirtarian R. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. R. Storl•, of Mrs. Alex Milroy, rd - key, and iUngston, - Ontario, in hie; 711th ear. T. Doble, gave via recordings, HIeville es i� HARMO,IY F:.I \'G3 ORCH. -� two brothers, Aoticard ' Pilkey, of - y gs, the +� Pent fire week -tied with Cedar Grove and Ed Pi y Deceased made his home in Picker- well- known classic Dumas' "Count the Stork family here. el gar lke of snit' from 1935 to 1911. Surviving are of Monte Cristo as recorded by Lire T r of Weston will make their debut, ,i ., Luck Spot and Prizes Cheer, wood. .Another sister, .Mrs. 'WANTED j � his wife two d,,ughters, 3Zrs. •F, B. favorite F..n�lish actor Herbert Mar- i #i Howard, died only a couple of months caretaker for Pickering Friends' ^ -7 Admission 50 cents _ Pense, Kirr„*ston, I Erma.), and Mi s. Shall. ago. "Mr. and Mrs'. Robinson have I - ' Cemetery. Apply before April '26 to li f i W. F. Baker, Pickering, (Florence): 'The 1•ecordinas are made by Dvea• j • _ • •- __ _ spent the summers for many years - I Miss A. E. Richardstm. °_ • j — - - - at Woodland Park y`here' they own ,; "nt• grandaughter, Bpity Lou Baker: and come in album, form, both sides. � ' wh brothers, the Hon, Oak'anti V. -P. of three twelve inch disci. Rpeord Phone 60 Pickering Vi.lsge one of the finest cottages . buiif at .t Road 90pt. Roy Ward _Given $300 ' ,•au, Minister of A'el�are in the S.'sk- i tga of m -ny tr es ni program. P P gram. are } i Increase in Salary that famous summer ' resort The, atcheuan Cowerni,ir 't. Relrina; srtd now available, .-but this was spmo- 1 - funerai was held on bT„nd,.y, wit}i , -�{� �✓�i,ee� tie rgr VallPau, Aykham, S, .,t, Ile thing new• to mane• .of tnt. If &np• I'ickeriag Township Road Supt., service in Perth Ave., United' Church, , P wsss a menil)ef of the L nitad Ch,trrh writ;cism was -to be made it wourrt ' T,r,mo and ip•terrient in Acton' ; Pickering United Church v Ward will receive an increase to .f t:,'•ad•,. F� nc•rzl wry h41d from' he that thksr± �ii.ccK had :t typira Cemetery. _ Rev. Robt, L. Copeland, B, .� r •y of $ :•%'per year. 'it was an- -his late }sin „r ire hie, ::,'n hi +h i.: ., 17nr re failing, -- -lark of clarit %� or i _ r.ced by Council this week.' '►,r. • �l +raster - - - - -- x _ tYrr,Pnt nt Riverside C,,metery. 'Nap- cp.ralitv.• - Township 'Zunday "School A"-oc. To - SUNDAY APRIL •20 194 A w•ili now be receivir,'g an an- Carr On Con•10•r3rion Postponed anFp. Op' tario. Dr. Theo, i allai. -e b''c arur of 10 0 n u,i School. T a' salary of >;i4t10 plus enr.opera- P the .0 ``. `ia l Some «e>p+l:, 1qo. T 1 k - -. 1.0 r f.xpens,e rl sl,ecesl n'erting was - iT 1. 711 LF:F•T ' ""�t.'•• crk's programs .. ca - 1 0 � '�� tla tri ^g. �Yrn•eh]1- .`• C: t:. T. T.. F :1ti'� , 1 . pion Reception Service <� i lust FAd :y evening in -,the Tu-p. . Pickering Tnw•nsbi. 5un4,:-. Sc•hnol - t r p ",Thu h, «i f :nos total n daiN is c Rn p. :rr. F:vor.irt :Vgrship �'...+ vies) t�uiidin>;, w'hea this xnd At,sociatior• Convention .wil ho held , hart there 's to The meeting un linnda }, :�priT =till t'n :i i _,lattFr� wear di�cussrrl_ � i in St. John's-'United Church. Erne- ; 6nci in, ro0r- c,-ntribur i'.,n. 'Clio, Reel t I,' opened wk• the usunl cereriiony: Choir Practice w•it:,drawn this w•aek. ' i.F;•�St =V1F :nnst have your copy gl,aw. ors Wednesday. -April 2�'. l `('r.,� nPa�ls all �,' i car •parr, Mail The Sarretary's -report w•as gitPn ` � • • } • - x µaiblication by Wedn,sdny -noon. Three si•ssions: at 10,00 a. m., 200 : yritir.confrihtrinn.' to Mrs, N. P., and approved, being followed by the i Offclal board, T.ae :dad•, 801 1,, sit. t�'e won't guraa�e anything after i p; in and 7.-30 p. ,it. G•.,,a speaker Shnrt reed, local treasurer of the treasurer's report and 'collection. -' :..' •., d ^at; continued on page four 1 1,M Cross, f F' Pus'rne.s w•as discussed and the ` iVunbar'on United' Church ' w:,rship taken by Jessie Mishb , . Rev A. F. Holley. M. A., B. D T!tr rrodellinfi with clay followed bliniQtPr `' rrd was enjoyed. ;''_SUNDAY APRIL 20 19.47 - High Coat: Of Living- — Stop Buying "' pa }, and then, labor riming back again 'for more, to The meeting closed with the sing - - I). t5 - Church School Preside -it Truman, a few days ago issued a warn- .meet the new increase in living costs. in;, of "Taps". 1 , Worship p• ( -I W.) 1L00 - Mornin•T to manufacturers and producers (big business if you -- .Rural Ontario doesn't belong to--an ala- po�rerfil � Rev, Lawrence H. Turner, B. A. ' like), insisting that urr'less • prices generally, were union to act ,for her, to carry our demands to the (`* O. F TioMTin Victoria St, United Church, =---'$ brought do -n, Iahor would ,have to -have wage in- boss —sn we go oa paying the 100 percent increase g — April 11• _ C,nderich, Ontario creases —or face another, depression. in commodity- costs —on an income that has deprec- sated in a Te:Rm Ron Lost I'OIntR Every member of the Church is �... .It appears to as to b� a most insane line of real- great many cases. During the past week , 11 urged to be resent. oning t••, think that "cost of living” .. ey cats 13 7 20 P g can be itllowed we ha,e have been gathering a few particulars and Widgets `31 9 --1f �- tc rise, and yet not have the consumer ask for more i.t;'onnatinn on costs and prices only to find out - Toppers 10 0 15 Ceptenniai Cn,ted Church —~• —.° s` i r,one� (wage increase) -with which to buy —and keep that which the average housewife has known for Highland �eeek Hayseeds alive, We also have the idea that the same "big bus- months, and alsr,--- k•here a great part of the family ¢ 14 - Rev. A. E. Holley, g, A.. B. Tess" knows this as well as anybody, bit —now is the bank col] i. After a lot of bragging and boast- i y y, going. Around $3.00 for the Week-end idinister time, short though it may be, to make a "Idtling ". r nest; Shortening, double that of a year and half ago, ' ng about their prowess, the Hay- seeds couldn't eves get close to the SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1947 Mc.. has been 11airly plentiful with a' large part of and all the rest of them that the ladies know all a- 1.15 - Afternoon Church School' - A,lley -cats who cinched,.first place' our population: -We have been accustomed, thrilled bout. The quickest way to bring About a change in this «vee b virtue of three Mr. H. Bramwell, Supt. - with the velar -time, war-job Pal envelope; we have this sort of thing is to --stop buying, a near impose- y points 700 - Evening Worship learned to spend freely. ...some getting the habit of ih9e thing, but, so.Ion•r as we ere willing to pay the The loss .left the Hayseeds definitely Rev, Lawrence R. Turner, 8. A: in t.ie cellar. The Rev. ~� buying, no matter what the cost. Some couldn't even price, well be allowed to do It. ge needed aril Victoria St. United Church, their star bowlerre to eke out a win spend it as fast as ,th� got,.it, and had a bit left Personally, we're- very suspicious of a lot. that is Goderich, Ontario .' over after the war. Man (some redief recipients In that is taken off the •luckless Toppers, Tt vtas close , y P g place. We cannot but feel that a see- but close doesn't count except in g'� The Yung Peoples Union pre -war days) have so forgotten the need of thrift, inus error has been made in such a wide, general horseshoes• It was a to:lgh break for they go on 'spending. in the same old spree, and in- lifkirra of price control, The very morxing tie ann- Presbyterian Church, Pickering c . dustry and business are taking advantage of this con- oundrmnent is made that the ceiling as been lifted TOPPe1's they were tigjttirrtg hard g Rev. David Marshall, Minister dition- while it last&, imowing flail well that those o:t some article, up goes the price immediately. Of for first place' One n'°re `°a.ek and 9L'NDAY APRII. 20, 194? .s given is "to th oily thing not settled in) the race 2.04, p m. - Sunday School erarrie people are going to be ecratchana the bottom caul -ee air know too, that the reaso:t " for individual eve >�itee• Dons still Z : of the 1>lucket before long. ittimulate production " -�ttt, we drnt't� believe It. Who ,Leads btuti he came down again this 3 00 P. m. - Church Service The sit - station at the moment, and as found in the is putting the pressure on our legislators at Ottawa, week and you could overtmee him St. George's Anglican Chureb j larger centres, includes--the battle between capited and to have controls removed —guess who? When Mr. yot Frank. g labor - -Labor demanding increased wages to keep up C:oldw•'etl (C. C. F,) rose this week to speak; on the t Pickering, Ont- t with the increased cost of living, and ca ital or in- subject, he was High single for the ladies this Rev. E. G. Robinson Rector < ry g gP P PPo>!!'d- .and) had to sit down---and some artetNbersof haven't week `any Gladys Bryson with 1q2 SUNDAY, APRIL 20, -1947 �. dust demanding more for their products, si and for the men, .ln'tn Bentley with 11.00 a. m. blorniing Service ly to meet the increai�e in ceases they see having to anything to say. 1227• It's been a 10 ,19 time John, bait 7,00 - evening Prayer - :� you fir^ -)Iy made it.. Corr. •' ' _ ..a.�._.cSU:r,.. . _ - :. - r :n'4 -^+ — u cYiv � • fr - - V - _ � - -- ABOARD - f - - -AND LODGING - by Faced - France's critical housing ll10 g rtage, Marcel Baudouy, French war veteran, bought a former British naval patrol boat and converted it into a home for his English wife, Sonia, and their children. As a member of the Free French forces during the war, he commanded a small torpedo boat. These pictures, taken by , NEA correspondent Rene Henry, show Baudouy and his family at home afloat in the Seine 'River during recent sightsc.ing trip to the French capital. ... 4 sy,a t _:.. •. _ SHIPSHAPE— Baudouys coil hawser on foredeck c! their home. "'✓• 4P. - r' a 41 (E MESS CALL COMING --Mrs. Baudouy sets tndinner a dinner table while her husband keeps one son ' CORKING OFF With three children snugly bunked, Mrs. amused and other children await dinner bell. Baudouy had goodnight talk with fourth youngster. p Ulster Sends Some Wild Animals counted running in front of the tV O C E �O F THE PRESS Vast ` i• Multiply Abnormally bloodstained plowshares. from trotk V $fit J'u lIeS Less believed to arise from lack ' s n _ _ p� U.K. During Ye$T>! of . cultivation— complete lack dur- t OfFood To LJ -" ing some tear years and too shallow ' Where It Is Needed Social Credit Party. It would be • There are many examples of wild plowing since. If•is Thanks to the Russians, the Sal- correct, we think, to say that teach- P g hoped-that deep -animals multiplying abnormally plowing by Unrra tractors may im-. :ration Army is being barred from ere play a larger role in Alberta's In peace, as in war, Ulster sends while man makes tear, says The J Germany. But what region needs hticdl life than they la in the y prove the situation. p° play immense supplies of food to Great - .1fanchester- Guardian. During the salvation more? political life of any, other province. Britain. The figures for 19.46, just Spaniel: Civil ti1'ar and in France ti — London Free Press and that this condition has existed, published; show how great is this Spans 9 and' 1931.1-.46, War wild saline be- s since 1933. contribution to the national larder 2100119 aa,tt•TtFrtts gay Herald uisance, anu natty eft i.nFO ° .Britain's Strength l r —particularly. Welcome in rhos: came Britain 3 fore were up !Britain, it is occasional} orated days of world shortages and •con- s c ength �'Ca Y fa 't ' s r $ 1 .50 out, may astonish the world by her Old Saying Extended - tinued rationing, numerous and destructive between F' recovery. Her failure to recover' The old saying about a fool and . For a number of years Ulster hag 1940 and 1946. But the scale of tht�' would astonish us more, his money still holds good, but mil= helped materially to meet the milk field mice "plague" in parts of —Sault Daily Star lions of intelligent people are also shortage in Scotland during the Poland does seem . to be exception- learning that they and their money winter months. Supplies have been al. It is reported that, as a result of are soon parted nowadays• progressively' increased until some the. multiplication of field mice, U.K. Coating Along _Kingston «'hig- Standard three million gallons of Ulster milk more -than 1,000,000 acres are pro - 'the remarkable reconve176011P feat I - - ducin ten's -than 30 per rent of - of United Kingdom automobile in- are sent across the Irish Sea each g D dustry is underlined by the an Apple, Sense' year, the cash value being about what they should. There are said HOTEL AaA r O a ra be about S,oQO mitt to the acre t1laoAea ran:ra soancement that production is al- At a meeting held in St, Thomas £.50,000• DFP. -- c.%A. STATtO1t ready 95 per cent. that of prewar, commercial -fruit-growers approved Cattle and Sheep over large arras, and as ntany'as 40 — Ottawa Citizen a plan to dispose of cull apples, so Last year fat cattle and sheep to- or 50 .mice may sometimes be that none but better grades would the value of £5,157,000 werd ship- It e offered to the public. The deci- ped from Ulster to Great Britain. the Ulster bacon industry the high : War and Peace Costly : Sion was wise and far - sighted;, if In the same "period the shipments place it fora erly field on the British The modern war is. as expensive the growers adhere to it, Ontario of eggs totalled 311,000,000, repre- market. to win as to lose. apples should regain the preferred renting a value of £4,20o,000. The - lirandan Sun ' place they" once held . in the fruit value of Ulster's egg production f market. for the year exceeded £5.000.060. 1•r wen 1. ■era �t•� +■s a1 'Primary Responsibility - Kitchener %Vhig- Standard. Before the present season 'rnds The � Q Hotel a r RUBBING IN Don't do all your cussing at the Ulster will have shipped from the L as `communists who !told seats in par- 1946 crop 130,000 tons of ware � Brings ,Junior Escapee p TOROWTO quick relief. iV.4a liament or official positions in the Becaitse he had been playing potatoes, value £2 ,000.000, besides is evert Rs trio Aalb reesetei., tanks of organized Labor , The marbles and was slipping in late, a. 110,000 tow; of ware potatoes, worth Isa•'er si d ire- �•r>r•ne 00 'strong ss - first criticism should be . of the Sudbury youngster discovered a fire more than £i,000;0W. sent to Great w rte, :tsar up - people who would elect such candi- Britain and elsewhere. • rid F**d. Dining a" Done- WON. � PAR - and his. school was saved .from ls2 lrtsrets sirs, ass i dates Lo parliament or permit them disaster. For the life of us we •Poultry supplies from L'lster last ■sevh.urne at canto to direct and control the policies of can't figure out any way of convert year amounted to 9.400,000 pounds 'vet. RA. 4390 labor unions - , , The Reds wouldn't ing the incident into an opportunity Weight— quite. a substantial, contri- sit in our halls of parliament and'in to lecture Junior, bution to cross - Channel luncheon ....the • high ' offices of Labor if the —Sault Daily- Star. and dinner tables. _ •,people did not put them there_ . Ryegrass Seed That is where the real danger lies. Desperate Woman Farmers in Great Britain depend —St. Thomas Times - Journal schoolteacher in New Hamp almost entirely upon Ulster for the L YOM 0WN shire has resigned from her job in rycarass seed which they sow every tom" Yes, Where? order to marry a millionaire. Of year. In 19.16, 295,000 cwt of this W/ r// We still have that fine Canadian course, if schoolteachers continue to seed, all of which had to'conform Sentiment to live and let live —but be underpaid, they will do these to the highest standards of purity where? desperate things from time to time. and germination 1�as supplied. ` Prandon Sun — Peterborough Examiner. On the average ulster sends to y Great Britain apples ranging in 1 Modern Day Skeptics - -- i Enlightenment annual value front £ 500,000 to 1 A direct descendant of Christo• "Of course," said the lecturer, £1.000,000. t pher Columbus plans to sail his turning to the chairman of the Although the production of pigs yacht to America. We must warn meeting, "you all know what the in Ulster has had to be drastically � him, though, that this time it is inside of a corpuscle looks like." curtailed owing to the shortage of CfGARETI'E' MBACC s learned economists who hold the "I guess most of us 'do," said the feeding stuffs, the farmers are O .world is flat. chairman, "but you'd better explain ready„ as soon as the opportunity • ,Winnipeg Tribune for those that haven't been inside presents itself, to restore pig pro- .4 one:" duction rapidly and to recover for Apron Drifts You cah safely bet on a girl's wedding if she starts her married 5 _;' Me with more kitchen aprons than POP —Hard Part Done -By J. MfL1.AR WA* — lounging robes. TNBTROUBLE tN — Guelph Ntercuiy _ TURNINO A SUIr 'Ta,RT SNClJLD1J /T : -- /iAINB ARE INSIDU OUT _ Ili, OF GOURSE -- 113E DIFF#GULT -- ALREADY .. - .. '�ADOGSGOTTAHAVEANANE Whatchsgotna package? 'THE PCGKFTS - • - Wassanaimovit . ■ Sadickshuncry, Wife gonna gotta plteeedo>; angottagettanaimferim, .n r _ -sue i — Kanawha, Iowa, Reporter. - ` �"• z Teachers in Pohtks _ In Alberta's 60- member Legisla- J tare, there are no fewer than 14 I sr.., w w. s: r, t • teachers, of whom 12 belong to the M Ramps. Barred Rocks and New Hamps. HamUtoo, Ontario. x c 6.^ • / y� clucks a general rule they are not - ,!dock. up the so -called 'Bargain mixed chicks 12c. pullets 24c. Leghorn. REGISTERED cocker spaniels, solid black worth ney you will pay for them. ROCY • i Legharna• Sussex a Leghoroa. and Bomber: dam , Daw of Ch. Kappa, son at % -h� a s AA $2-ecx Pullet ill show a profit of about - , °- ....la o..d l'.. -. I_.. BSrtr fh Bavlts� 10 eggs de on Lewd and market gullets 24c. All breeders doubls bloodiest• Surprise, whelped Jan. 18. 1947. Write - prices. Whips 00 -egg pullet will show •d and banded Backed by pedigreed roue• for particulars to kilos U. McBride. Fen - ;',;,,;, .; �s � '.; F• y a handsomi profit for the year of over datlon stock. Many customers ' rtDori- wick, Ont. i IS eggs. Doesn't that make it worts Best Chicks t Ever Had " while to Day a little more for Your chicks STARTED CHICKS AND REGISTERED SPRINGERS, also cockers. and be sure that you get the kind of PULLETS by champion Talbotcroft, Regd., Rock- ohlcka that can return rood profit on wood, Ontario. ` ♦ y% � 2 weeks, old add 4e. 1 weeks old add too, your investment+ We have 12 Pure Dre•ds +weeks old add 15c. 6 weeks old add 20c. STRAWBERRY PLAN-TB. Dunlap Glen- and 12 cross breeds, to choose from. Bend many, Thousand $12 00 Premier. Sam 6 weeks old 60c each for this wevk and for catalogue and price List today. Also next only plebuster 815 00 prepaid Order early. ,!v started chicks 2 . weeks to 6 weeks. Also Cash Earl Bower, Kemptville. Ont. ? 4 puueta eight weeks to laying. Tweddl• 4c HEAVY COCKERELS 6c *;t _ . Chick Hatcheries Ltmlted. Fergus. On- Meat Type New Ramps. 4c. other heavy SERPICABLE HOLSTEIN Show Bull, % � �' tarto. breeds 6c. Assorted Heavy Cockerels 4c. Slry by Emperor out of high record ?� HEAVY COCKERELS 15.00 per 100. 2 weeks old add 4c. These bargain cock- Pathfinder dam Also nine months calf. Hollywood Leghorn pallets $ per per rel Dricrs tar this week and next only. Puny qualiflvd Lloyd R Ferrier. I OVERMATCH CHI%.KS 9c 't 100. Sussex and Red Sussex pullets 120,L0. -•- Q Barred Rock. N.H. Red and test= and Our uhofce o! breed or breeds to heave "WISCONSIN" AIR COOLED " rodroe hybrid gullets. $20.00. Big Husky or light breeds. Here's your chance to guaranteed to live chick* from blood- get good chick -ENGINES s cheap. 100% live delivery tested pullorum tree hen. Chicks •lred guaranteed 8100 per 100 deDosft. Or- to 31 H,P. by 150 -200 cgs males with high cgs der from and enrinsa th+. as.. or .end. wll!ance Electric, 1091 Beaver Hat]. Mont. Paralyzed since she accidentally shot herself In the spine t!iree rt records for past 10 seneratloaa. Their for Price List real, or write nearest office - Halifax -- years ago, actress Susan Peters gives her 11- month -old adopted inherited egg laying 'ability added to their HURONDA E CHICK Rouyn- Toronto. I'' sop, Timothy, a hairCOmb while husband Richard Quine watches extra health and visor make them the biggest chick bargain for 1947. Writ•. HATCHERY t TOILETS at their Beverly Hills home. Miss Peters portrays a girl in a whew ? - ' for vrlcaiist or order direct from this ad. London, Ont. ` f For Summer Cottages. etc. Can . b• used chair in her comeback film, "Sign of the Ram" We can ship twice each week during t with or without' running water. Caustic ApriL Many and Junes Big Rock Farm. 2, 4 $ 9 WEEK OLD PULLETS $an taiion. Ltd.. Dundas, Ont. NIUe Roches. Out. r'•� Also mixed chicks and cockerels. ail raft TIRES CATC SUP on tea season with some of •d In brand new air conditioned brooder our well started. two. three, four and plant under Ideal conditions Send for al's are overstocked at the present o! good Sheep Population I World Progfesscs - -- - F rl,ly 1 Lln of started chicks. used trade -1n tires (suarauteed to be to ^ • `' Lakeview Poultry Farm, Exeter. Ontario euenan, •Haar, U - _ al chicks. to have many Also breeds _ gpb X 18 $3•00 The Automobile 6faltufacturers -- - and hybrids to thongs Isom. Also pullets DYEING AND CLEANING cs-�,{ eight weeks to laying Twiddle CDlck All orde aped C.0 D, 6aectU eanits •Britain. lost a million shed in the Association furnishes H (Cord of it Hatcheries Limited. Fergus Ontario. HAVE YOU anytbins needs gyetns or ment for vulcanixins Truck and Farm p HEAVY BREED COCKERELS cleaalnsr Write to as for Information We Tractor T r. Bs.. HA TIRE comer blizzard -like snowstorms of the cheer for a gloaut old Irurtd Queen and lock eta„ HAMILTON, Out. Special -. Low Prices on dar old and start - arm glad to answer Your. questions. Do ONTARIO'S MOST- MODERN past few weeks and as a result the partment H Parker's Dye Works Llmlted, It reports that the SUC:cty of ,kl od Thousands weakly. Assorted heavy EQt•IPPED TIRE SHOP spring Iamb CTO well be smaller. 401 Tongs Street. Toronto. Ontario. R p Automotive Engineers ISaS recom- ►teed cox it. Overhateh Assorted chicks Dealer* Wasted g tile. Also 1-f week old Cockerels. Send v - TWO CLYDESDALF rtattlon. roan, Y 1 "nitcd Slates sheep, population mended standardization of heights for s. Ex erica tai Lakeview Poultry FARMS FOR SALE Years. dark bay '11. Premium A. as- is away dawn due t0 shortages of Of bumpers on all passenger Car! 1 Yarn. Exeter. Ontario, 150 ACRE farm, a xty acres under cut- tellent quality. Cbeav for quick sale. labor and the relatively SAVE YOUR TIME right now, catch early tkvation, excellent mucar bush, 2:00 rhos. Colson, alyth. Ontario y and light. trucks. ,. mar+.ets with a quick turnover of cock- trees, good teen, running ,eater In stabler. - prices of other livestock duffing the This •means that m the 'not too ' ersis. We have moms started heavy breeds hydro and phone. close to school and chess• AS VOLT WINDCHARGERS war ears. - available. Good profits with a matimmmm factory, will self reasonable. - AI3A17 w. )� distant future there trill be no such t'�mnl.+. w;th !river- 145.00 thin as locked bum er. or 'tlte o! cline, food and labor. Also chick. Francis Ralph. Soperton. oat, Australia IaSt niiiti071S Of sheep - available. soma br••da. Australorps. New _ real. or write te, rest Starer Hall. Mont - available. ; itampshi »s, L.S. and N.H. Order now. FOR SALE rte!. or write nearest office - Halifax - in the droughts of the past three dismal business of try ing to disco- • also order for later dalivm7. if desired. - _�_ Rouyn •••- Toronto_ - wlnnpipeg - Van- ears i - .. i �dicatioms point to • good poultry star. ATTENTION FABl1EE8 couver. ({dge tSrO tars joined in t ass rot- _ -_,_. a at the right ihicks now, Bray Hatchery. FOR SALE - Tractor Tirea, made of rub. - In SOntb Alberta, according to brace. - A 180 Jahn St. N„ Hamilton, bar, muitabls for bolting as steel wheels. HAI1tDaE*�S1NG the Lethbridge Herald, the sheep Who says the world does not' A ROCK PULLETS. 120.00 per 100. Order 115 00 eacA. rear rings t to each, front LEARN Hairdressing the nest rega mr population has been, dwindling doe progress' _ t+ May chicks now, barred rack. N.A. Red. wheels. When ordering stets diameter and thud. Fatormar +on on request regarding t0 poor r es for WOO] and the width of wbeet. National Rubber Co Ltd.. classes Robertson's Hairdressing Acade- po P Stnsex and hybrid Pu llen iY 't per ' 200. r_J Hollywood tegborn pallets. $24 00. tfenvy $ Wlitah +ry Ave. 'Toronto. Ont my. 157 Avenue Road Taranto difficulty in Securing the kind of 1 ,.alt eockeeels 55 00 per 100. Big Husky livable. :Malta has an area i•t .1::: brjU3'rt ehicks hatched . from big eggs. allied by ARC WELDING MACHINES HELP WANTED -labor which will - handle sheep lift- . miles and a population of 260 -$00 wig males. Order from this add Et.r•v c o* Cnan:.n• dr �.A WANTED, COUPLE to work an farm news Clently. �ti'e beti'ere tl]19 ,epiing 9 Sil or write for circular Big Rock Farm. Alliance Electric, 1081 Beaver Hall, Moat- Newmarket. Man .for mania gardening, lamb crop will be down 23 per cent - Will- Ruches, Ont real. or write nearest office - Halifax - w re to cook• for small family. Modern M BIRGAIXS on two. three and four -and Rouyn - winnigeff " Coo•eweAces. Apply Box No. 1$7, 7$ from pre -war years. five week old cockerels, while they last. AFGHAN HOUND puppies. English Bull- Adrtalde tr , Toronto, What's the answer' Canada pro- -TET.L YOUR TA31IL5i you' Barred Rocks. New Hamliaafrea, Ncw dogs for sale and at stud. Canbri COOK - GENERAL, !or $dolts, country Hampshire X Barred Rock, two w.ek Kvm,ets Road, Tecumseh, Ontario, town, references: other help kept. Would duCls Only one - fifth of her Wool a old. 10 94. Assorted Heavies 20 7i. Three eonstdrr couple with proper rmmlaemenu: needs in this north temperate zone. intend 160 t011a%Q' �1Ia \Kell week old add 2.00; 4 week old add 4.00. AMERICAN SEPARATORS btgh.at was-a. Ras 1391 73 Adelaide W.. five week old add 6.00. - Large Egg Qua+i- and mLLke» H rhesc quality at lowest Toromo, Our, appetite for mutton and lamb House your regular coffee. t! add 1 04. Specially Selected 'add •.00 - -- has never been developed: we turn - prices. Pewee sprayers for orchard, white- washing de chanting, American Separator GOOD ADYICEIHEvDeryAsoR o! per hundred to above prices. Also Pullets " "' � • tmg non -sexes started cattle In above ass. Salee. cloaericn, Ontario• more to beef and pork. dine have The y all love it �1C>Cailse at rock bottom prices. This •dvertisem.nt ere. Rheu- htnat accompany your order to receive BUTTON HOLES A DARNING ]Dixon's i Remedy or $Neuri is should l Store. large here spec In are the best Triangle it's Blended by Experts for un these special prices. Also pullets II w.eka Now made easy with 10 -In -n sewing ma- P grazing 7 p to Iay'ng. Tip Notch , Chicke, leis. Gueirb. 883 Etg.n Ottawa. Postpaid I1.g0, E][tra- smOOt�l esirauil _. chino attachment. Fels any make sews bet under ordinary circumstances Ontario, backwards, forwards• any ditertlos. Sews TREAT YOURSELF at Moue with electric, - - _ t FUJI IMMEDIATE "Ivory. BUY Super- on buttons, sippers, darns children's work mmnia.sV for Aeoins a. Rther ales but Montana, even-with. her bodied flavor. Insomnia. Varicose V-nm and nibs elre4 for quality Extra Profit chicks. Our clothes. atockinp. etc, Illustrated In- ed sheep pOp,uIatiOn, still re.' is as _ - chicks are pure-bred and healthy. Commi structfona, button bole gauge. hoop, ruler. tatory ailments Free explanatory pomp► from flocks Inspected, approved or Corti. mciasors sharpener. needle threader $1.00 less fmm CooptRemtAive. Toast 6trret. many as the Whole Of ada. fled blood -tested breeders. The rerrodue- postpaid or C O.D, plus charges. Twn to Toron!� What's the answer? We donut en era R O P or descending from R O P, one rusmaker and hemstitcher. Lira any IT'.4 IMPORTANT -Every, suffer" of know. But We do know that the ' Coc•k.rtta assuring at the same time make Pic. With Complete order at $1.76 4beumatic Pains or Neuritis should try - ' healthy and vigorous Chicks. well known we include tree, invisible mending tape for Dixon's Remedy. Munro's Drug Stan, sheep business in Canada is sick. for lay+ms large so" from 24 to $2 ounle• suits. dresses. leather roods, hot water 235 Els :n, Ottawa. Postpaid 11,00. per doaen, Large White Leghorn. Barred bottle& etc. Repair parts for all makes - Raks. Now Hampshire Red. Rhode istnnd mewing marhtnem. Rumen Sewing Ma- urSICAL 1.%'WUrMLPN" Gulls Kill, Eat Iced, White Rocks, Lationas. White Sur Chino Co., 14.40$. 17th St.. Edmnntoa. FRED A SODDINGTON buys. sells. •w srx, Whits Wyandotte•. - 'Anatralorpa and Alta , Dept. C, Chances musical " Instruments iII .English Game • ' . ' - • �a flrbrldo. Barred Rock X New RamDSh!re. Church, Toronto 2. White Sussex X New Hampshire R.d. COCKER SPANIEL pups. mire King • - ,yes intixed cbfcks. Cockerels air Pullets, only, Cbristmao, dam'Pinebu »t Lady Teresa. OFFER TO 1 \YEVTOR$ 'Black gulls driven inland b at 19 tree .chick■ will be given free. with English Setter' pups, sire Inniskilltni 8 and y _ ]t Marksman. dam -Ellis Grouse Ann. At AN OFFER to every inventor -List of - eacfi oral. or lop day-old mixed' cateks, gales are playing "havoc among GOOD FOR ;N If you take Immediate delivery. To take stud, Black Cooker Spa4fet "Monty of Inventions and full Information sent „ advantage of this 10 free chicks. thla Warwick' Pedigrees on request. Robert 6ee. The'Ramwy Co., Registered Patent grouse and partridge on the North ��� COLDS ad must accompany Your order. Fend A. Kluke, Box, 865, Renfrew, Ont. Attorneys. ITS Bank' Street Ottawa, Derbyshire moors and game pro- Canada order We'll ship Immediately Wilfrid CONCRETE BLOCK Machines. .200 to 240, serves attacking game fiercely and ' Lef.evre 24126 Amherst St., Montreal 24. Blocks hour, others band or Power it& $0 OPPORTL•NITIES FOR lYOMEN 100 CHICKS FREE 100 hour. Brick' machines, Batch Mixer eating the kill. !1111 >t. i i u s s� ■ Oil+. With every order of 100 pullet chicks we any vials' Motors sad Gas Engines. Main- BE A HAIRDRESSER In their weakened condition, t son Equipment Co.. Madison, Tenn, JOIN' CANADA'S LEADING SCMOOL give 1110 free chicks (oar choice). Hatred Rock Puntta s :1 95, White Rock Pullet.- CANVAS COVERING crest opportunity Learn grouse and partridge fall easy via ;2. 95• White Leghorn ,Pullets 124 $5. Hatrdressins tims. -- Heavy White Duck waterproofed with Pleasant dignified profession. good wages, Brown E"horn Pullets 12S 115: Red-Rock light rubber coating one side 80, I cbee thousands successful Marvel graduates. Gamekeepers say the? have _ $iybtids. 121,96 =Leshoro -Rack Srbrids. wide $1 25 yard. Suitable for Canna i�ck.. America's greatest system, Illustrated never seen so man dead birds On a2S 96. All chicks sold are from blond• Y •- tested stock. backed by high pedigreed Ground Sheets. Rtwt or ixut, Covering. catalogue tree Write or Call •took $1.00 books your order. Be tancv Full ratio 100 yards' special price. Supplied MARVEL HAIRDRESSING file moors after a Winters storm Insfanfille In Tarpaulins. sturdy. lops wearing, earn- C.0 now that the snow is clearing. Only C.O.D. Guaranteed Delivery. Kent, Hatch , g 7 x pry. ffhatham. Ontario. Dlet• with tie roves l.c aqua» foot - $57 Bloor St W., Toronto - • Write for sample John Leckie Limited. Branches 44 King St.. Hamilton a small number of grouse survived 5000 6 TO SO WEEK OLD 77 wenlgstom et. W„ Toronto. • 74 Itldeau Street. Ottawa, the blizzards -and are so tamed by PULLETS hunger that the visit farm r for delivery April lot, also 4 and 1 CHEESE FACTORY and equipment teat 9 LL PICKS( /NAL g f ya,dS - 20 aoree power boiler, $inch tubes: also 1 RELIEF week olds, for prompt delivery. All sale- vats and peen. AAVIy J. G. McEwm. BIBLE Beast 868 Revealed: Key book and houses and allow anyone Wall ed In grand new' brooding slant under with copy Our Witness 10c. Pickering _ R R RD 2. Portland. Ont. food 160 approach 160 within a 'few Ideal conditions, all floor raised. • Here's . - Prate, Gait, Ontario. -} your opportunity to get to oft the early ELECTRIC MOTORS A.C. STOP SMOKING without taking anything Yards. high Priced on markets. Lakeview Poul. intern ally or using any will powerl Send _ OR D.C. WANTED HEADACHE* ✓: try Farm. Exeter, Ontario: 4c. addresacA envelope for Information, „`, M GOSS production when You raise a Large stock - Alliance Electric, 1081 Bea. Pierre 442 Birks Building, Edmonton 6. - flock of Top Notch ehicks. Many success- 'ver Hall, - Montreal, or ,nearest oMct -- Alberta WANTED -All kinds of dresmsd poultry. Halifax - Rouyn - Tofonto - Winnipeg _4 fat poultry raisers who leave nothing to - Vancouver. LOOK: I $(0 reward for any watts - we Limited Prices �Debpt , 10$64 Danforth �= TAKIYf 91 Act` .whence depend exclusively on Top Notch - 'cannel »pair: best workmanship; writ- ONLY f ORVOfTOgsf '-- - - - - " -' year after year. Get your order In now NO. I GALORE -BARLEY. $1.80 per ten guarantee. Atldm Watch Repair Co- Ave.. Toronto 6. (We do custom gradingl N to be sure of having the breed of chicks bushel. Pass free. w. J. F. Ben. Box 91, Station "G ". Montreal. I you want on the date you want them. All Kipper, Ont, * 9 /ho best breeds and tome fine Cron - breds PATENTS e to choose from. All are approved chicks GOOD QUIET active dark Red Polled FF.THERSTONAUGH • Company Patent from Dullor•um tested stock of high Droduc• shorthorn Zendal• Royal Commander X. Solicitors, Established 1890 14 Ktnc, i tines and livability. Yaks 1947 a big - profit 261886. Used four years. Price reason- West, Toronto Bonklet of Information on i year by starting your Top Notch Chicks able. Norman Jayne, Baltimore. Route 2, request, 'SPECIALIZE N,,n l tMa , for our Interesting, err• Onto , p a catalogue. Also started chicks two Rrd HANDLES, new steel ammunition box PHOTOGRAPHY Catalogue. Also started chicks two and handles Ideal for fruit boxes. bushels. 2 ENLARGEMENTS 25c Earn More throe weeks old and older gullets. Top trap doom. etc. 10c Pair. Newman • { x e IN t?OLDE11 MOUNTS i Notch Chlckerles, Guelph. Ontario. Campbell Co., Hamilton, Ont. + Walnut or reamed 7 x 9^ Gold. inter, SPECIALIZE and be. a Success. Become an A Telegrapher • RELIABLE CHICKS [ HAVE FOR SALE INTERNATIONAL Walnut or Black finish 74c. If plate» glut Tel d -to-Lay. Barred Rocks $12.60• Pita All pulverizer, 244 Leta roughage Mill minred 94r. and receive Union Wages from first position on. F,C,W, Leghorn $12.00, Pits and Little Wonder draining machine. all EEPRi'T8 4e EACH 124.60. Waite wants 118.10 an aatebee L as rood as new. Walter McPherson. Route Stud air Your Old Negatives _ In 1946 we placed 100 young men in Union -Paid Jobs, which range s BR 112,00. Now Hampi $14.00. Pits t, Dundalk. Ont. Any Size Roll - 6' or 8 Exposures from $174.00 a month and tip. $24.00. Immediate delivery day, or week LIMITED quantity available pedigreed Developed and Printed $00, old. Bay from a hatchery that has served par Angora rabbits. Pbllllaa Antore We make Write and enlargements from If you have a Common._Sehool Education, you can qualify. Use the poultry raiser for over Y6 years. Sells Rabbitry. 118 Monkland Boulevard, Saint prints or Inat negatives. tint COU1Mn. " fled customers keep you In business, Mil Laurent, Quebec. 'DEPT' N. Ion Chlek Hatchery, versus. Mt. NEW' 6 -f t. steel Enamel Recces Bath tubs STAR SNAPSHOT' SERVICE '- - -- '- - - - _ - -- - --, - -• - - �+ BOX. 12g. POST OFFICE A. TORONTO CASSAN Systems, 1499 Queen W., Toronto BABY CHICKS AND complete with chrome tape and fittings. ai iob.00. I. H. Leff, Rherelde Delve. Lon- Please (Send froe folder without obli tines. q STARTED .CHICKS don FILMS DEVELOPED _ - our prices for Baby Chicks and Starts "PEERLESS" WATER and Printed, 23C Roll : Britannia tested stock. Carletea Hatch.rl' Welts for .tails- . \iliance Electric, 108] p I Na Chicks will surprise yon. All Chicks frotr _• Rc tints. 3c Each : SYSTEM me ....... ......... :........ :............ .... 8rltanrria Hetsbts. one. - � .SPECIAL • ELECTRICAL BROODERS �' r•oMFT fnldms camera. Cull 327 sin. Deaver Hall, bontreal. or write nearest .Town ......................... -� MEDIUM miss. Delivered for only 112.95 guaranteed. $8 96: with leather shoulder • • • • • • • • Prov. caving you $9.00. Write now for varticu• office - Hallfsx - Rouyn_ - Toronto. carrying case. 111 45: shipped postpaid flats. Owdon's Poultry Equipment. D•iin COMET PHOTO SERVICE DEPT. B dal, olstarb, ISSUE 16- -1947 Box 9. Postal Station D, Toronto 's 4. - -- , ADVERTISING . a Comeback , - .making a 11"T CHICKS R R.1BY CHICKS , , FOR SALE SUSSEX X RAMPS FOR B BROAD BREASTED BRONZ$ s strain I d Senator Dun oils. Al= ps ttM SUCCESS P POULTS p plants. write for Drines. James vu MAY delivery, book your order today at W WITH telling prices removed. Turkeys H Hear. Colllnswood. Ontario. i i t t the following prices. Uneexed Chicks w will undoubtedly be a good price next Fall. PUMPS - -- 112.00 per 100. Pullets $22.00: Cox 9c; S Sexed poults. all toms or as- hatched avatl- P -- Leghorn 11C Ramps, unsexed. $12.00 Per a able on most dates. We can supply you S Shallow Well Pressure Systems. Pump 100; Pullets He. Cox $c. Pullora-Test- I If you order NOW. All poulta hatched J Jacks Gear Pumps. Cistern Pumas. Heavy ed Gov't Approved Stock $1.00 Down. f from Broad Breasted Bronx• Bloodteated D Duty Deep Well Beatty Hand Pumps. balance on dell v err. B Breeders In automatic special turkey in- C Complete stock of wood working equip-•; : : BONNIfE'S CHICK HATCHERY c cubistors. m men t. Circular Saws. Band Saws, Jig Box 258. Elmira, Ont. S SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE FOR APRIL S Saws. Drill Presses. Jointers, Shapers. --�-- 1 19TH HATCH - ORDER TODAY B Bench Grinders Every tool needed for i iy GOOD LAYERS In the next Fall and Win - S Send for Free Turkey Guide. f farm or machine shop. Motors 25 or 60 .. toe will pay handsome dividends. Above . LA]an. TURKEY RANCH c cycle, Paint units all ■Ines, Air Corp. Z . . Z .big p 10c HURONDALE CHICKS 12t M Dnone or v > > r Wo tl to start thinking about your P Pure Sussex. Busses x Ramps. Rock x •;, .•,; , 4, III V A - - 3assitied Advt's g CLEV ULi11 h �.'� Notice • , L'!., � :. �u ..ci, t. 1 ::: :.� FUNERAL-DIRECTOR Comonnation Storm Down s�sd t t u�•c, V'.er L. x : ,.. it char Storm Sash - b lade to Order , 20 rivate Ambulance 4- Phalt -Shingles Eier word Phone Marx. 90V kohl Roofings Ii1 +LL5ILc La�li5 - t; Markham, Out. -Wall Asphalt Boarrds tic. available' for started. .y April kind ; } blay. Some started. Heavy cvclser- f N. M. Gordon !!! - els; pullets. Yariety breeds, crob_es. Canada Approved br : «dQrs ullonuu I \t �� tested; 100 p. c. live de:�very gu:.r- `tJ J i 0' a,e Maple Leaf Fire I anteed, Ask for April price list and CARPIONTERING LOU R urder soon. There are markets for CEMENTING all you can produce. Agent is- PLUMBING Insurance Co. GARR_Y MILKS, Pick,eri�ng__ ROOFIhI; wn :� �,r Phone I FOR SALE - portable wood - sawing We �� �B Brantford tfi• „ftt,E 0h ap Rates for .T'arm and Country 01 ; t F RING outfit, tno =_usted on rubber. Apply to Materials, Empire Kat.broom Bvildiags , STAWY A. W. lvusroy, tot -1 Con. 1Q Mark - � • __ .. _ _W indsi onn.-- lnsar;v,ct on ' J3vildinge, j —JEWELLERY s Equipment, Truro rn'a:es W111dmills, Silos etc. ham. Phone 93 R 3. _ 85 Aems, ri•atty StaWe - ' CUSTOM SPRAYING end Equipment, send Automobile. Insurance of All Kinds ! �s SPRAYING MATF.RI M Building Mate:-ials WATCH and CLOCK ; ....Theatre A complete lire of Niagar Brand ----- :3owi11an & -Rowe REPAIRING Spray Ma erials and Bean Spraying Estimates Free 4 p y j Maachines; ulso C >Btorst' Spraying of work �;aHralitera t ` r StouffvillE ” Orchards and Stab'.es. nr : DAVID LENi�lO% OLD HORSES WANTED 10i S's Phone Stonffville 346 *l �i V34ILY560 1 RY R 29 - Pickerin Ontario IL' r . i ... L phone 35 g, Campbell Mint Ranch Pays (mAe west of village on -No. 2 High.) 'We do building of ail kinds' u Saturday Mv, -_nee at 2 P. 116. , Apr. 25 Phone Pickering 66J $15.00 AT YO�JR FARM 1 novelties Doors Open Each Night M 8.f0 FOR SALE = 15 bags Cobbler Seed ■ All work fully guaranteed FRIDAY - :IATUROAT iPotatoes, 15 bags Kat`=din Seed Pn `-� PHONE AGiNCOURT 38J12' ■ :.. - tatoes_ Phone Pick 96 R 22: syl- RON �1 . �� COLLECT = APRIL lA and 18 'if Tester Jones, R. R. 2. Pickering : "For Pickup f¢1rl " �'�� y water Pressure Systems "TRANS RT I'm uc y : 3bff gallons per hour, atz:omatie, , - -- . —" i ' complete With tank and all egad►- � Yivien Blaine Harry James $-sent, 60 cycle, $139.50 delivered. - TRANSPORT �l0ll DANGEROUS YENTVL'RE Outboard Motors rF R �� q G-F Spring Demands' 1 _ �COurt� makes, new 2947, from $79.50 All V 1 c,4.! E' - j - - -- 4 4t Chick Feeders 22 and 2? Ndw Garden Tractors �A N D (t'N,.i Y c i T iV' H� CQ! electric and gas operated; Washing AGineourt W B-H Paints - Enamels i 1< ' msrhinm Power Law:smowers Boats s l�,t, Va"shes, Removers, Brushes %. Kt No Leave, No Love, of all types and Canoes; Power tools; Toronto AD 6528 - PiCk. ;:8 K i:' Good lines of sheltware and ` Electric and Kerosene operated re- — Van Johneou Marie Wilson ;triReratore; Rifles; Shat gum -Auto j .__ ._ _. general hardware trailers; Radios of all types and �i„tvl� V �H j kinds. jCHi�1�Y 1.�. WEDNESDAY - THUlZ9DAY Transportation prepaid anywhere in 4 pgJR'tiITURE DEALER = I APRIL 22 and 24 Ontario. ! HARDWARE In simple, but rich de- 'Centennial ; CiiR1STIA.� "S ELECTRIC AtiD iFUNF.RAL DIRECTOR p�aa Pickering 16 _ sign. we can ftirniah i Centennial 'A RE - O. HAW i .. ., W.k will HARD rrsexn r'als that , - Private Ambu�ance Service May 16 s phase from every � ' . Summer FOR SALE - ocer 2000 gallon... —of _ Day or. Night standpoint. In dignity assorted paints, varnish, sealers, of appearance our wont Jean Craine :Cornea wilds Wm. McEachnie, Prop. n Olen ealr,t:rs, 1&cgver etc. (10c. per will- stand out through l TENDERS W ANTED : _ Universal News gal'on. Job lot only. Phone S: A. : . the Ages. ! Fairbairn,. R. R. '., Pickering. 104 . Phone Pick. 13 H f - R ? �lpg k8 Addition to the Rouge Hill School `o Grea,er Tribute � -Bought and 9dd- 8, g, N0. 3. West Pickering N. W. STAFFORD f C P. Me GREE'V'Y -Pickering, Ont. � I Used Clothing - .t.rlllaed, clams. j Acenup :an :, Book - keeping whii JU plan may be seen at the office ldighway blemerial ed and pressed lib uew. Carry s, Income Tax Filed - •. .. _ ,f Chester Woods, Richmond Str. Work& I Isrge stock of bash eliw salts. ' _ BOX- 968 News 1:p0 p. gs. aha c p. TezmK, cash, no re- 'roronta, . or at the home tl►e See- P it. 462 W pithy, Ont. and pints. Also a good May 2 serve. See Posters. Large Sale. lien retary, Alton& Road. Rohe Hilts. - stock of s, leather coat nta/ AN OPPORTUNITY and Clarity Prentice, auctioneers. Healed tenders will be received ass e � ings t YwT. and pats' ss. Cog Established Rural Watkins District 1 "" - by the undersigned until 6.00 p. � at very searvnable prnem CsY available. If you are ac•,aressive, and ; Saturday, April ' 26 - auction sale w., April 22nd, 194'D. Work the tip! and be t°°'r+Eaeoi'' - - be -%veep tine ages of 2v and 55 - I of High Claaa ( �n+e -near rsew) furn- es�elope `"Ferries ". The lowest or gas Ssiwsrta taste or can secure travel. outfit, this iture, including a :ectri•c uas-her near no tender necessarily accepted- j � sO°d 8t7eet Rest: � f� is your opportunity 'to net establish- nest, Electric range near :sew, Piano, j ed in s profitable business of your I Chesterfield suite, Good rugs, Cam- 7: llf. Blackwell, Sec.- Trees. Farr's Elevator I CANTED own. For full particulars write today piste hosane fall of furniture and R. R. 2, Pickering, Ontario Phones - irtiffice 38W, Be*. 38.1 -f to - the J. R. Watkins Company, other eftectrs, Dishes, Ltensils etc., ..-,a. - 1 DEAD BOR888 AND CATIMJ Dept, O -P -1&; 2177 Masson St. Mon - at the residence corner Manor Road Master Chick Starter is Reliable areal, Que. and KingstIon Highway in the Village Cafeteria Poultry bias5ues, Pest .For Free Pickup. Plena) Qf •West $iii, Scarborn Pro Moss, Shell b!'aker..75 cwt. PICKERd]dG 1JRG�''.v'T -there adults want to rent p' PiCb:F�tI:�G.. .. .. 98 R 21 isousse with barn, acreage (3 to 10 erty belonging to Estate of, late - Order your fence now. We have re Nosy�.n. Sale at 1.00 PUBLIC NOTICH- _ ! PICKER7NG .. .. .. .. 31i acres) willing to do repairs and all , d p. m. a carload. -- -> _ -- decorating., Rent no object. Apply Tetmr. csah, \„ rP eve as prnTserty :.Pickering Township Roads Oats, Barley, Wheat and Peas BROOKLIN .. .. .. .. ...55 Box S.. tiew office. Object of buy- r sold. Ken and Clarke Prentice, Auct. ir.r Seed - Clever Seed No. 1, CL.AREMONT .... .. .. -9 R 16 I' Bo 5 s , Apr. 18 _- Apr. -'o Durltza the month of April, Com- 3,Ipadow• Fescue, Brome, Kentucky I AGINCOLRT .. .. .. . , .. . , M1 • a••' mercial Motor Vehicles operated ` Wood's Milking giachises and We Pay The Phone Charges. SAL£ REGISTER Saturday. '.►Tay 3 auction . sale of over or upon Pickering Township f Coolers; Lime, Fertilizer. ; 200 cord or more -nP Iia dwoo�i, Ws o, GORD�3N YOUNG LTD _ Q Roads, shall not be loaded in ex- Asphalt Shingtez and Seit. r - -- Friday, 2.i- suction sale of n0 some Flab uat4_. misty beoch and wee of One -half the capacity I -- '• _ Toronto - -Phone: Ad. 3636 �Fn y, p maplp, All N. - kilra•nteed and cut registered with the Department, ! .�laZ`emQnt Olit. y hots, all broken and (,uiet; also in 4 fom i, nz;is an -i piled at tcvo ■ some good wagon hirrsea and 10 By Order, springer cows, and faun implements 'send nno -Gal' r,:!e >traieht north o` 'PICKERING TWP. GOCNCIG �. McLellen's i ile, Tx,-n c,� \n«rihrket on rear of Roy Ward, Road Stmt, tfie property of F. .J, Clfinens' snd ' loL '04 is ;;e St, East rw:lli:n!x sy ""' ` Chac.'Lulce. Sale at l.ulte's, a half _ Brougham Ong S�f�VICF_= STATION 1 T,vp. Very east access .n road and - mite ea�t'o Ra�'lan. Ted Jackson, 'highway. Property: of J,;hn lfadson. IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS auctioneer. Apr. 18. Bz,e a 1. Q ni, Tern cash. No . t p. � _ '- °� � � � Tyre Repairs - Grease, and OR • Saturday, April 19 - auction sale i reserrP. See Poster= for partic:slaars. �I� f1 Butteries for Sale Char" Not and Clarke Prentice auctioneers Dr. P. ♦r . J. LOG of 15 acres standing timber, mostly ; Ap„, 25 �1RS - FOUNDATIONS - Tier Sale beech arid ap►le and elm, ion Lot I . « *; VETERINARY SURGEON. PHONE: P,ea<cRINo s rss_ I'2, con. 5, Past Gwil limbury Trop, � ANYTHING- STABLE WORK P I C K E R I N G - Ahe property of Mr. Senores.: Sale Monday, April . 1 -sale of 83 Otte PICKERI \G -PHONE - 150 ; farm wins. neter- failin'4 spring Open 6.30 A, I& To 10.80 P. X 'rat 2.00 P. m. sharp. Terms, cash. creek, bank barn 45 x 70, also an 8- K errand Clarke Prentice, auctioneers roomed solid brick house at part soh ■ - rSattitrday, April 19 - auction sale .Lot 28 and 29, con. 9, Pickering. KAISER Greenwood Property of Estate of late Floyd pp j� of household furniture, lathes, and McKay; ahso on sale are household !sI CTi�■C C�reenwovd, Ont. 'Chopping Mill -:- chucks, tools, electric washer, small effects, some antique furniture, 1936 gas enginle etc., m Wilson St. Mark- 01damobile sedan, Me -D. tractor and House and Barn Wliriwg PHONE PIC$. 9 R n MASTER FEEDS and : -).am V111age. Property belonging to ether.implements. Sale at 2.00 p. m - SUN RAY FEEDS _ it he Esttatk of the lace Mr. and Mrs. j?artss offered at 3.00 p. m. ' A. S - ESTIMATES G1Y1Qd . George Butterfield. Sale at 1.00 p. All Western Grains I. m. sharp. Terms, cash. No neervo ' Farmer, auctioneer. C�-�� :Quality Drugs ,.Open For Chopping' Daily . J a. �RaidQ�� Phtine Pickesing 7 R 3t : Rea' and Clarke Prentice, auctioneers S. S. C7onvention continued Accurate Ding , o+aa morning and afternoon, Rev. R. E. `p y��y Ressalles •. A. J. Dd10RDvx tttet*lw Tuesday, April 22-= w on sale of T, Dennys, Westminster Presbyter ac�esainga v+tt Ramble Photo irinlshI Dairy Cattle, Allis Chalmers' tract- 1 ian Churek, Toronto. Special music Complete Cosmetic Lin - or, DeLavai Millar, Farm stee)k, in the afternoon by the Alton$ Trio. : PHONE PICK. 1?A Claremont Locker.. �mptsments, waterbowls, hogs, hay, Local speakers. « STORE HOURS - : . q. �dn, furniture eta., on lot 33, con. Great Youths Raft _ Week Days - 8.30 A. M.. 0 P. M. e - D. Scarboro Twp,, property �. Mn1` at 7.30. Music by Alvin Farmer and . Dance At Sunday - 12.30 P. M. - 5 P. iM. System ray Richardson. Sale at 1.00 P. m- the GormAey rI quartet. Illmtrat- - . Standard Size Locker $9.00 A Y _ Terms, casts. No reserve. Farm sold ed Address "AIcohol and Youth". Claremont J. R. Boyes, cutting Room and Chilling Roost Kiars and Clunks Prentice, auctioneers t,y Rev. R. A. Whattam, Ont. Temp- give erance Federation. Theme Address Available Free To Cbstotmers Wednesday, April 23 - Consign- by Rev. A rthur Laffinan, Greenwood. `•Fri. Apr. 18 ti . Ph B• SOME LOCiCF,iiS AvArwBI.E anent pale of Household Funsitazre, Please bring your awn provlsiorns: Admission 31� Farm implements, Poultry efg., at There will be provisiart mule to l THE R E X A L L s T o B E TAYLOR - LOYS 'Prentice's Auction Rooms, Franklin rearm up hot dishes and'rb bet drlsY J - ,PHONE PIGS- p lHONN LbARBilf+O11T low it 10 Amuse, Marhi+iinm VMft*. Sale at ,vin be Ql+aI �' i 7 nr„e r —_J i. - - -- - - - sister yfieri(m gave the message on Sun- _ PAINTERS „� � a , ening last, and the quartet: LA R E M 4 NT I „^. :� aid Mrs. Hanna of Dfarkham, r ' sa June Shank and Mr. Allan TENDERS for painting and des- _ , oratiDrg School Building, S. S. No. chell, game a message in song. We are aorJ'y to 'report that Mrs. 1 _ _ _ _ _ r- )m 7P Praver McPt.ine f this week 16, Pickering Township, will be re- _. John Coates is very ill at time - - to May 15, 1947. Apply writing. _ ' ry for ,• inflornI tion. The t -� Mr, and Mrs. Don Hedges any tender not necessar- c -nday with friends at Scarbo ed. `{ Mr, Wm. Dickinson said Miss A. Forgie, See -, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr - - - bon and Public School *, Dickinson of the Fourth Line, -41, Claremont, Ontario. Mrs. Frank Ham has been ct spoiled the crowd, but those who her bed through illness braved the elements had a fine ev- Th re w1I not be any Prayer SPRUCEHILL HARD WARE en{ng! acid one `remember. Mr. C.. TION BRICKLAYERS ! e ing in the Baptist Church ton _ - -� _ Hodgkirison excelled in violin solo, ;1 irEr. aria • t�ooiasol PAINTS, GARDEN EQUIPMENT, SEEDS, etc. - ' 'Mr Barnes, the rrLestro, in person, !ERS for repairing copin3, y. unto, s the week -end wi _. _ � j� as m:ych at home in'` the -also repairs to plaster "quid ���. Brignall• PLUMBING aid HEATINGI conductor's ataaid as behind his celo, �r a'3)ls of building of Miss Emrrla Underhill was t� Mrs. Barnes was her ,usual self at action No. 15, Pickering REPAIRS a SPECIALTY the piano, both as accompanist and will be received to the Sto:ffVilj+l: Hoe pi l�a$t w e P P , °p ,observation, OPENING ON OR ABOUT APRIL 14. Y soloist, Margaret and Kay Gooder- ` - [947. Information will be Mrs. G. M. Forsyth has IN `• ham accompanied by `sister , Dolly ' Secretary. Lowest or any 0�''`� I gave a fine rendition of "Bless this rt necessarily accepted- t ,after spending a few day". %-i' Sprueebill Road, JDunbarton, Vnt• House" and Margaret also did well Mi• i A. Forgie, .Sec -, Stevenson, of Aurora ° on Wednesday, April 30, tl' NORM. LITTLEFORD OWNER as soloist ,,,.ter in the program. Mr. t Coat :cation and Public 1 ular 3 -act eirtatn�a "Tempest at _ Bert Spill sbury gave a couple of fine Box 41, 1 shine" will be put on in the old music -hall numbers, and Cart Claremont, Ontario 4 ` t:tity Hall here. K-eep ,this da "• ° - Walker's basso profundo shook, the i and watch for advertisemel �ud1e port There are many companies op- cli•urch to its foundations. An iris- _,' 7BLIC MEETING mext week. .7 Port- with a variety of fees and trwnenta,l trio of Mrs. Barnes, piano, t A. number from here atten with wide limitations, Today the Mr. Barnes; cello, and Mr. Bert Lud- tterested in the erection of e Several of ourlocal Masons ..tend- ' I low, violin, also was well received. � MEMORIAL RINK � eC,rjmably- Markham hockey .g policies are better than they have ed an Oshawa meeting on Tuead:% The Lio-is' quartet Carl Walker, ,lout CamniniMy ID&awa on Saturday evenin g Y ' ever been and the tendency will iik- ' quartet, Y Morga -- evenkig last I Spence Calhoun, Bert L•idlow and APR, 21, at 8.00 P. IL Mr. and Mrs. Ito,• � eIy be tq decrease benefits- His I �, Mr. Humphries, Oshawa, was the , p ny used the policies of the Bill Jones gave some real barber- 1 vacate into the residence i COm NGE EFE''Fcr" - visiting school teacjier at our school i 'shop renditions of the o'd songs and -• �� "- kaaatctii b� Mr, and Mss. Slue ,Occidental Insurance Co. of Calif- - ; during the past week. He stayed Carl's hastily - assembled bagpipes l� Mrs. Ray, a resident of the - "` : with Arch and -Mrs. Bell, ; rnia The actual coat of hospital - were really good. The Lions' Glee L 14th for some flute, has moved __- . . •ation rxn around 124 per person Rev. and Mxs, Copeland, and Rev. Club did an excellent job of m nv +Toronto• and they counted upon one in ten I q 0.+t � land Mrs. Luftman atten&Jg J_f1,0 ('.1,.1+ :'71P7 1sPt1' on l0 1+. ^_. •' aunfuers. *nosh Whirh w:p -i•v- ;p}.i, - adxertiseu7' . t r r • t ^vrirzj ha�Yly' reel Men of Harlech and Steal A- and wave �aremont treat :� '' "++ 4� 'r3 MS ie �t7 3tun•u.. 1 cases each year. The averse hospital is gt.50, $6.00, $1" prices at the C evening. g P way. The two choirs combined ?or .6i _ tenure is *,bout nine d s Policies � •' Permanetn for. While last year the seeding was y the finale of Brahm's "Lu•I'ab•,-" : nd 31rs, Floyd Chafes, Zoe completed before this time, yet this were n�'pr cancelled nor refused •`The Lost Chord" accompanied in the ;,1$remont - ispending a few &79 at the year not a peen has as Yet been renewal except under impossible cir- batter case by both piano and organ. ` " Mrs. John Coates. cumstances. Mr. Nutt i1apresen.ed Regular eb- =vh service will on -the land. the Blue Cross Insurance which h; Many thanks to Mr, and Mrs. Barnes j� , Mrs, Sharman, Whitby, vras the f for their hard work un•i we'll took lut Pail next Sunday horning in the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Blake wholly s t?t'�P Plan where 40 per ;forward to more such evenim s some Church, with Rev. Wenahm is on Sunday. •ent of the inqurable members of -the time soon, g The evening service will t c group' must vnro'l to get -the low mecri Mrs. C. Bryant h s been ind °s- rat th t arc { Sunday sans nt w� welenme3 many ,- ,,form of an inforrmgl posed for several days. As {a tlniie is Riven liy this popular I visitors iron D•unbirton to hear Rev. all members of the Bong- egsi - =- -.- often the case With us in our civil -. Plan which-has alread, one million Kenned Y Preach on call. From a') re- i itng oo'icies in force in Cntario. It is; ization, the teeth are being b amid , ports he was well received. Next A-large - r?O +d was 0-1 haw barked by the hot +p tats and is really - for the trouble. 'Sacoet sal? on Frul. y �, t Theo. Annan hers had to is oft °n On't rio- Hospital -plan. It is now Sunday a- ge rtfeman from Goderich y Willi take the pulpit and everyone is A xr1i"s We -e ii? . rte. work for a While. six years old. He c6iu ed that it Wes ��* - •- i 1 he '^^tea• -i -o rvr movement. on the �� M be rTt h; nd to hear hi*n Art . _ ;j Colonel, and his son Stewart had are invited toe express their opinions y . %omas Limn Laid To continent. It was anon- profit orb we belt a gathering of the family at the to the Committee so that when our Funeral♦ services anization and r pproved by the Ont. 1 home of Victor and Garnet in Tor new minister is fint)ly chose -, everv- • • ,tray last, fern the Zate T>�� s)ept, of Health. It did not cover x -, onto, with Howard from Brougham, one will pl+� passed avtrap 2t C*aEµllir , rah: s or doctor bills. They make nr be in romp'ete accord on the • n•hPn. th«+v cetebrited the Colonels matter. ;pits{. following a lenity L]' 88th birthday. •The Col_ is str°ight °X ''minafirms and ., it covers every- The Dun car. t t . As each speaker' W; a van young peoples are workrri� hard +trsa 4a his 73rd y r.rd smart-, and la t,, he con-gr•'utwed now shaping •1p for the Drarr.Z Fes- 8aitt in this +]rev, he barer imon this another milestone. of a '"" .a'tention and as each arraWerrd rival at Markht:n on April 30, The ltraniber of yeas* before rat many anestions asked by listeners. play Budd Bu s Ion esreer. Doubtless he wnutd "att- local choice of la " a'mernbet of the 3`*9 1r tibute hie d health ^nd low vita much clarity Wsa given to arch plan Y Y goo t+n' ^n Orchid and we .ir ther it ,ts all for over idly fir• w to_ nn abs•emious We, good early the R ^neratly good features o! right s group cannot present till* } Its 'hum ��' Reg- Wen physical training, and his good bath- some form of hospitalization became locilly until after the Festiva&' bait charge of the service. Inter, el- r han•ilin-, of his living. apparent to all. The casts of esclr we hope to hear it here as well as rt atsde in the, Clarernortt VA = -0- n were Ri• en Pnd circulars ha °wed The Club met at the home of Mr• ve the details, It was decided that Markham. Tb date the only other and Mrs, F. M. Chapman ant Mon- `� conestants seen to be CeJar r, George aXzw E'er a,iy Mrs.nP. About sixty were this conc'usion to the mater would ,rove. y pies- so we have to work hard inst Funeral Send were h ent. Pres. Rill Water � ra 'n he come at the May meeting When evee•Q such good competition, � : mP•nr a The ladies of the surroundin-- seaday for the laic George chair with Mrs. R. P. Wintry ra r of •i-e ror-:••r•ni'y is urges d R- - who passed aw$y at his l = Secretary, After the business in to i•P '•resomt rnd show their interest ttict are asked to rem -tuber the are-- Saturday following a lesnid r•hich it was shown tbat the Flower in whatever plan they favor rlthou�h is] meets W sponsored by o-ir W. A. -:He Was in his 67% year- Committee has reported a number of nothing ill compulsory, If the Club 'lb�wp me -nbers would, like a group insur- Orr Wednesday, April -a outlining Born in V"b'r�' remembrances were sent to. nick ,the work o� rite Canad�i •.xCan ^er wed {i ttlMat area all his voce, the rites would he corriparst- tmembers since the Club last .met, -as . Society, There will be two films di wan well kttovvtr in the irPly low in the Rine' Cross. Franc's this' is the first meeting th�a per showing the work done by this vier• was s good lartrier in hi najmq to the state -of the •roads_ The Wi91�on wAa present and rape- «ed his thwIti'e org•nization, and a Dr• years, lie is survived b) nestion,of a field for thn ball rac- champii-n =hip address which was wel' Mont q p received. Luncheon and' s duet b the .gentry will be flit special wak,-r, a son, Alvin, 'three eian8lt Mice came uv and will be reported Y Wl Evan Gear, Mrs Irwin Kyd, Misses Mary and Dorothy. Barlow, feel this will be s very educe upon at the May meeting, . Secret'aary tier; it meetlnr, and hope. the organ- - Jud. Todd. of the school board asked the rare- and a vote of thanks by Ben Bryan izations whom we have in- ited will The funeral service was payers to express themselves at the to the host and hostess concluded tt respond. to our invitation. - - Imp- by Rev. Wenham, With ins _ _ next meeting as to the needed imp- B meeting. _ _ The regular monthly meeting of �` _(;Taremont t slob Cemetery rovemenia to be made at the school. -'- -" .the W. A. will be held at 'the ch•rrrh - <}ood Fellowship C According to announcement the Pre*. �• on Thursday, April 24. An invitati -n introduced two spokesmen for the Highland . Creek ;$ given to all ladies of the c ^mmrri- lpn T u day ev Pnin>`, at Hospitilization- Schemes now before (by Mrs. Geo. Hull)' sty to join us and don't let t•m-11 - hour A ri,•il Rthr •the Ga, rl ,she pttr±!ic, Mr. OBrien, rePre±aent children Clagq had a ?n+ T.�:ek Sii) ., keep You at home -jug'. the C °mmu.-ti,1 Associates Ltd., of ` Again weather vas -IR-9d bring them along with you, we male -U ited Ch-arch with about Torcinto,. in a short address outlined its trick* on Centennial. On Thais- you both welcome. ) ' v{sit�rs, past and present -_ .• ' ' the historg < f Ile' n c ve r T d i I .; ' cI .y "nine, the night of the mus- r i ` A Rood program of mute great recent growth in popular sup - ice; concert, it 'really rained and it slid' readings were presen _ supper and the g' - _ ... - - • . - + = '+ ing the pP _ - er, Mr. W. C, Murkar., ec _ knowledge of the early tt Township and of the s _ settlarrents as far back as - In 1809 file first - *lvowin 160 peop]fE Irv] ........... ... _ . . - {: g ... towylohlp. One of the oldest trm'aitigs ©�rje�j�+� fug r r depends directly on a t"Araclent Tolume os � Is the Quaker Church (naw the Mas" Motion to satisfy domestic needs` and assure for Canada a pre - eminent _ - tra�c Aad1) in the Village. of Pickets prod �V81,DiNtD L lace is the markets of the world. Take the metal trades far example.. - » fig, and the oldest in Clareanont ;' ..,' never before has the demand, both here and abroad, for the products of YNJW is the %,,one . % ...1_ -'on -the opth -West of the lanr-cornere. Ontario's metal industries been so great. Produtstion must be increased ... The Welding Course gives rite experience ent a ooh brit to meet new production ass, skilled hands are needed. For them great k�.rledae and T►r'at "`l expe> ie°`c of ch - p go • oxyaee.tvlene and electric an welding. �y ,Wdmah s Mir+abtitsty Sdsie y t opportunities lie ahead. Higher wage*, job security, better working A.atbthle at Windaa, Sanoilton. Toronto - 1drs, Thomas Norton, Brougham, conditions are within easier reach of those who have mastered a akilkd +md B f kville. this Donne includes the at the lsttbt- : randy of diSeteot motaLi and alloy. The tRaW t speclsl syteaiter _ . occupattioa graduate:. with further practice, should become ,;rig of the W�o� 's!� °�A - Today, through the plan sponsored by the Department' of Veterans' Affairs • tO01i "u rO"� welder. 1 , $S y on Th 1 young g vocational tidining axeisev iii` 10., when the gghgm bits were and other agencies. hundreds of orm workers are hero trained to meet - r the ,quests of the Claremont ladies " th• needs of the metal trades. Graduates 6 these rehabilitation. course* oB,redet m�irtinf ter urea, coarse is at the home of Mrs. N. F. Tomlinson. are now reach- to talc! their place:3,in Ontario's indn4trv. Available to eon rTe Jol7otcing cities erid t. Ha in ; for THE Trwmto, Loedon. Hamill. s, Her talk was very appropriate air vrtcrans, v.'ell at3r cd ern tilt• road to skilb•n metal w•tirking trades 3uelr tor., iCitihrn ,, ry'indP�r, Ft. ' the Faster season. brig. McIntyre __.as tool making, Llack. rnitlling. It,a�'hine o1writtion. lrun wllr ing;, pattern 11'iltia,i, finxkville, ]�illr:tin. Vo th R. v. tlt:atva. GaelPh, » ' assisted by members of the Society making, Nr.b'in= atir]r ortrivi . Seek them out with coniidence. Tlrcy are aREwIHy�, `.i the De Pet'-p�. I�r:ulriviilc; llaileyl_iery. 7 had.. charge of your future craftsmen. tND F lod. A piano solo by Mts. T. Gregg cMAR10 i..•••• ••....••••...••..•••.•...•..... and IL coca) solo Iry Mrs. Wm• Evans y ' were much appreciated. A social time IPt,blis/ied by TiTE BRE`LTYG Il`ut,STRY (ONTARIO) followed when ' the ladies of Mrs. 10' •� 'PexnlTrttront'� gVeap served a dainty - t 1Yaeif. �. _.. -.- - _ 6. _.. _ - - - - - 7. Astawser to -... -- _:. �CHRONICLE� OF -- - rrf,too.. Puzzlf ' ` GINGER FARM Screen Performer T MIEN'A� FABLE TALKS 8 Gwsadolitat P. Clarke P A s: E S T; t=_ '.: E i = 7 HORIZONTAL VERTICAL Iv �r2 E'N T� Meat Extenders cup dill pickle juice . 1 Pictured 1 Raced FORGES+ . n I t- __ Wipe round steak with a damp It seems that the weatherman actress, 2Anger M AU T,EP S E +en one, almost without exec cloth. Combine crumbs, salt, onion. -i „ got his seasons mixed, or some- —' —3 Symbol for I �-= P- dill pickles and a tablespoons fat. 9 Measure of .•. 1 p " L tion likes meat. Even the aroma Spread steak' with prepared• mustard thing — and we don't mind how actinium T• -•'L i C_ sons he straightens them out area T and the eye appeal of properly. and place dressing on top. Roll 4p B 4 Facts cooked meat stimulate. and aid good From what we have been reading 10 Containers 5 Dill g and fasten with skewers and cord. ' It Either 25 Lends signal digestion. It is around the meat Melt remaining 3 tablespoons fat 'in the paper it appears that most 6 Exists gnal course that thr family's eniovinent in beau an and brown steak on districts were treated to something 12 Paths 7 Plot of land 26 Aluminum 41 Per Y P a little out of the ordinary for the 15 Symbol for 8 Age _ (symbol) 42 Century plant of -the meal centres, Tl:errture it all sides. Add dill pickle juice and 28 Abstract 43 Ailments becomes the responsibility ui the cook in a covered ran 1% hours tellurium 12 Inferior g homemaker, in the face of scarcities, or until tender. Six Servings. -,Faster wet'k -end 13- Distant 29 Health resort 44 Spain (ab.) - gs, s s M 16 Say 14 Therefore . 32 Tablets 47 Diminutive and changing prices, to learn tiow 19 About 16 Senior -(ab.) 33 Measure of of Samuel Sauce for Boiled Beef We had our share of inconveni -' to prepare and use tae cue avail• ences starting Saturday suppertime t6 Upon O1 17 Musical sound cloth - 48 Excitement able, to extend i,tm as far as r: cup sweet pickle relish , when the lights kept going out for 21 Upon 18 Finish 26 Electrical en- 51 Arrival (ab.) possible arid yet, at the same time 2 tablespoons chopped parP'e W five or ten minutes at a time. • It 22 Diminish 23 Nickel gineer (ab.) 52 Things g a:,d de- eel 25 Earth to serve them in t�mt•tin cry tops -; •' , •• was really rather cozy. Without 27 Be carried (symbol) 36 Desire .' (Latin)' licious ways. 1 teaspoon sugar so much of a flicker - out the ry _ 29 Only 24 Prepares for 37 Pastry 54 Jumbled type 1 teaspoon salt *1 : would o,- and then oat as soon 30 Within publication 39 Distress 55 And (Latin) . The bouts economists of the Con• t/a teaspoon pepper g , j Sumer Section, Dominion Depart- • r/ as we had the lamps and candles 31 Father 1 L 3 4 5 6 7 8 ment of Agriculture suggest adding a cup vinegar 32 Domesticated Combine all ingredients and mix ' °tit, on would come the lights again. sour cream, canned tomato or well. Serve with hot sliced boiled animals. �-rf, Ip '< Ii mushroom soup to ]he gray, to alt one time I, said to Partner— • •. s ^. _- - "Won't it be awful if the power 34 Afresh give new sparlcle to tried and true beef. 'The meat may he simmered 37 Friends 2 I 14 �F'tIS :y {'eta �% �$ until tender, then baked in a hot goer off and we can't listen to the ;.f e�u favourites. A meat loaf unmuulded - 38 Oceans oxen too de F. for about 20 -23 hockey game ?" But it didn't, and IR ✓' i'.0 h %}Y ' ( on a baking Oeet,• frosted t4ith g' 40 Hypothetical a :� . a; minutes or until nicely browned. we did —if you understand what I structural unit creamed' potatoes and browned in �} tf.a .' .mean. And of course we went to 4] Organs of - _ :;;;,'� b a hot oven is :.s 'Saperb' as a prime - bed quite happy with the result thought 7 Z8 roast. Great Trees From ` of the game. Incidentally, we were 45 Negative Other g Y. gou(1' meat eatrnders, interested to learn that a'"rookie" 46 Literary 31 which carry the Slavour of meat. . A tiny walnut .pee carried by 3 compost ion pioneer family in ts35 from Alis- on the Detroit team was originally 49 Lord Lie j3 31 35 96 and yet increase the number of p- snort to Oregon, and replanted. ` • from this district. .�� servings are vegetables, bread ' tenant (ab.) ��y produced $20.00u wohli of veneer • ' s+ 50 Segments 37 - Strn 34 crumbs or dressings, dumplings and when sawed up 93 years later. Daughter and friend Bert lucre 53 Paid notice gyp Z 43 ys biscuit toppings. - Rich meaty- gra- - ' to arrive gate Saturday night so r<ro 54 Rod i '� ° vies or tangy sauces are the perfect ' left the door unlocked for them. Musical wale > ;' 51 i2 accompaniment to all meat courses j'I` RINGS THE BELL. when 57 She is one of { `' and play their part in stretching But oh dear, the wind was here g3 "' y S b you serve Maxwell House -altEad of them and' it threw open Hollywood's 1 rr the.meat used. yl _ r newest ` - _ . _ tc�v rc last. lain things, blew papers around and 1 can cream of mushroom soup - generally created havoc —all inside % cup ,water delicious blend contains - r of a few minutes. I was out of bed I pound ground beef or veal' Choice Latin-American cof- in a second-and I found it a pretty %'cup fine dry bread crumbs fees specially selected t0 . 4rafty business running around 'TEEN-TOWN 1 egg, beaten •.,tshutting the doors. TOPICS I teaspoon -salt %r teaspoon pepper give you extra -rich flavor. Sunday morning it was still By BARRY MURiCAR 3 tablespoons minced onion - blowing, ripping shiz.gles off the the other day—a male friend of Margaret, who. is lipparently free % cup chopped celery barn 'roof and limbs off winter- about 60 years of age. "You should and easy, is cause of great - concern Dilute the mushroom soup with GENTLE weary trees, and the air was damp 'tell' those teeners of yours instead for both the King and . Yrincess the water blending, until • smooth. and unpleasant. A good fire in the of'stringing along with them," he Elizabeth. "Wherever did you Combine ground meat with crumbs, LAXATIVE 'kitchen would have been very aid' We mused over this after learn- such elan F' Kin George egg, % cu of the sou mixture, ry �we2- g• g. g P P come but every time we tried to we went to Iced the other night and once asked his younger daughter salt, pepper, onion and celery. �• light it, it just about smoked us out. came to the conclusion that telling after a conversation about some Shape into patties. about_ 1" thick AN'TACiD So then' we fell back on the electric teen agers was ' a ' matter best drawings she had done. "Oh ", said -and brown both sides. in 'hot- fat: ' stove. 1 was thankful it was going handled by their parents: Although Margaret, "at my motherA knee —' Cover with remaining soup mix- because it ivas necessary -to make we do think some parents neglect of some other joint," hind of ^ ture and bake, covered, for 25 ' biscuits' to eke out our meagre an awful lot in the telling. cute, we thought. minutes in. a moderate ovrn 350 bread supply. For some unknown An interesting article on tees- • * ' * deg. F: or simmer covered on top reason the baker failed to deliver agers appeared in a recent copy, of With the warm weather really on of the stove for i5 minutes. Six our bread and by the time I Time magazine (Marsh 31) called the way, the young uns are getting servings• realized he wasn't coming it was Manners and Morals. It ,gave off out. snore. Baseball is In the throes Mock Duck with Dill Dressing s too. late to buy -a loaf anywhere in with the various fads and do -dos of being organized and the news is 2 Ibs, round steak, cut Va" thick - town. 1 also had to bake a ple. that have hit the hi -crow d around coming in daily from' the baseball 3 cups soft bread crumbs - You see the after effects of the flu the country. According to Time, teams to the south. Now that the 3i teaspoon salt left me with so little ambition that neither war, rationing nor the roads are drying up, it's really is- I teaspoon poultry dressing we were decidedly short on eats. advent of the atomic rge etas alter- vigorating to'get the old bike oiled 3i cup dropped onion ■.,N _. But alas flit pie 'still had another ed the t .S, teen - ager °s preoccupa- up and go for a `hike. Tough on ;is. sup chopped dill pickle ' fifteen minutes to go when the lion with malted milk, two -hour the joints at first— •cspecially the 6 tablespoons melted fat _ orssss� power went off again — absolutely telephone calls and juke -box music. joints where you bare been hang• 1 tablespoon prepaid mustard and completely.` But when the firing ceased and fng out all wintery but they'll get s • • ". '': things started to get back to nor- used to it. This spring air is really ��r�:'� �� Youlm So there we piers. a'smoky stove. mal, the teen -a ers too found post- gad- We were 'dawn at the take no power and a half -baked pie. But war changes in tribal custom, Ian- a few days ago, and watched some we were not altogether stuck — - guage, taboos, wooing, dress and of the fishermen getting their nets there was still the coal -oil stove methods of transport. We haven*t in''shape and their boats caulked out in the back porch.' It cooked noticed any great change in and painted. Did you know that i Canada's younger set —but if things we have fishermen oft Lake' Ontario - -.vegetables.' boiled wate, for our and Eric, who .. On CERTAIN DAYS Vegetable Compound ttom�ve our tea and gave me approximately keep on the way they're going— go out twice daily p( The Month sym T'lhuies something has to ' change. Let's to lower and raise their nets • Well t .'ten miles of walking exercise as I �'y a ectuw for this purpose. hope it's the prices'. we have. Sailing is a yvoriderful Do female functional monthly For over 70 ears thousands of trotted back and forth from the " diaturbancea make y * - sport. - We had a boat once, but Y� feel nee - pert and women have reported stove to' the kitchen preparing vows, fidgety, cranky, so tired and benefit. Just ses it we'll leave shorts to "Sixbit ". he'd "dragged you, too, don't • dinner. When the paa•cr came on f•iocv old dots a person -ha+•e to drag out " —at such times? report excellent ren:ltar iirortls - be to o into a cocktail 'bar? We '•Then do at five o'clock we were more con- g probably catch -us in error on some- ' try Lydia E. Piakham's trying- '.:vinced than ever that hydro service don't know, but we hope it is about thing and' that would never do is a wonderful thing.' Talking 45. When you reach that age you s s � � • � V205TADLt ;ahotet this morning a neighbour re- should know better. if. you don't m' ltfy mom ju.t- called from. the �• COMPOUND jiiarked —''1 am begin_ ning to think it doesn't make much• difference, cellar, to come down and help with -`that coal -oil lamps and the old - you're, too -old to be'told anything the cleaning, With that warm � ;fashioned cookstove were pretty _ anyway. •City , paper recently sunshine outside' and the a+r so / -- showed i -fresh, I thought I'd • go for nice ireiiable after all." pictures of the interiors of FAN TMS fA� "Yes, 'I laughed, "but I don't _ some of the new cocktail lounges. walk, Doggone it anyway, • Spring isee you going back to them!" ' «e were reading the article —over means cleaning, raking' and cutting s s • a cup of coffee —when a friend the lawn, helping in the- garden h csterda our Tamil (teen -ager) waltzed in. "Boy is and .other stuff., i think 1 like y y group• set winter- the best after all. - oui as usual to t+olve the that ever ultra:" he gasped. "I can problems _ RECIPE,., . of the world' 1t is hardly wait to:get down town. generally What do you think you'll do. t Add i envelope Royal Past . :Daughter who starts the ball roll- Its Against Law Rising Yeast and 1 is ing by her views on labour prob- when you get there," we ques- g ihY p. tinned. :. TO Tease a Skunk sugar to I G lukewarm a.ms. and of course her pet peeve' water. Stir wad let stand 10 , -Go in and have a snort," came minutes. Scald 1 c. milk, add is the large amount in compulsory If somebody were interested in a • 1 - the reply. S- tbs. sugar, deductions taken off • her pay -little concrete information , about t3 r, add 2 up. salt cheque. And how impatient she is We doubt very much if he and cool to lukewarm. Add P - the - meaningless laws which clutter , •`,•• " -= with the lack of interest and down - would be served any, but the ideas to yeast mixture. Add 3 c. the whole thing places in the United States statute books, he sifted flour -and beat until right ignorance 'of the affairs of the minds of could get it by, consulting R.. 1f arlin perfectly smooth. Add 4 tbs: young people 'is evident. Perkins, director of the Lincoln 8 day which she finds so prevalent 'melted shortening and 3 r ' - The ideas have been a result of • among � the younger city folk. Park Zoo in G,icago and former more sifted flour, or enough "'Honestly," says Daughter, "it is 'what the olders, think is modern director, of the Buffalo 7.00.• 111r. - to make easily handled only country people titer, really and up -to -date. We'd d like• to have dough. Knead well. Place in 'r the .pleasure of telling those olders, Perkins has a collection of , odd greased bowl. Cover and let know what is going on in the world laws. Here are a few examples: rise in warm place until - _::—the averse cit • worker simply that some of their ideas stink. doubled is bulk, about 1 g 3 P Y s s * In•Minnesota it is against the law 'rya isn't interested. June imagine —in to tease a skunk. _ hours. Punch dough down <s • our office there isn't one woman 'According torthe papers, Prin- in Penns }1va'nia it is against the in bowl and let rise again who has ever bothered herself to cess Margaret Rose is quite differ- - in warm place until nearly go out to vote at any election, to ent from her older sister, Elizabeth, law to kill a snake unless it bites doubled in bulk, about 40 you. min. When light, roll out art they the least bit Interested in - -, In North Carolina 'it is against into rectan sheet -the result. And what is true of our 'neath the surface. Take the agita -' the law to use elephants to plow thick. Br sI with melted _ ioffice is also' true of hundreds of butter or shortening, cut tion for the sale of oleomargarine cotton fields. taco stria 1 other offices throughout the city." in Canada for instance— despite the 'In Oklahoma it is against the P � wide. Pile • I 7 strips tofether; cut into I have little" doubt buf what fact that milk, right now, is s glut law to catch a whale in inland piece 1" wide. Place' inch• ' - Daughter is'right— more's the pit, . on the market, It only needs a waters. side up to greased mu6a Sure, people take an • interest 'in price adjustment in cream for that Great Danes, police dogs, •setters pans. Cover, let rise in warm whatever hurts their ` pocket, but milk to be turned into butter. and other large breeds. supposedly' place, free from draft, until I • only to the extent of grumbling: Generally speaking, farmers know . are out in Boston —a city law for- light. about 1 hour. Bake is d00 °P. oven for 20 minutes: Fake all these. new- price increases very well that if all fluid milk were bids the owning of dogs more ti,an —how many will help the situation directed intq the right channels ten inches high. by staging a buyer's strike? There there µearl he no need fens butter . There are many more —incx; l:c. - t` 1s never any attempt to Probe be- sl•,,- -c or for oleomargarine ably adopted and still - A friend stopped us on the street either. in effect r . ' p _ oll _ r, •sir' `f &Mda] SCh001 LMU CaNlis B The Artistic Bride THE KINGDOM[ A brand new bride decided! to STRENGTHENED AND How To Set Table r risk asking some people in for ENLARGED - For Family Events dinner, After a prolonged session S.1ALADA with a cookbook, she selected two -Z Samuel 0:3-;, 8-11; 7:3-13 - ` - or three recipes she considered Six table settings representing promising, went to her grocer's Golden Text. -David went on, the six most important events iA and read off her list of ingredients: " . A G and grew great, and the Lord God a woman's life, will, be artistic. A quarter pound of white seedless - of hosts was with him. -2 Samuel alty displayed in one section of grapes, 'three oranges, two tart 5:10. the Women's Building at the apples, three cloves, the breast of POP When news reached England of Canadian National Exhibition a chicken, a can of pig's feet, a _ 0 the Battle of Saratoga in- the Am- this year. spring onion, a zuchino, three erican Revolutionary War with the They will demonstrate the en- leeks and a half pint of dried black- i defeat and surrender of General gagement party, wedding party, eyed peas. d l Burgoyne, someone remarked to the bride's first dinner, the The grocer paled as he listened. A the economist, Adam Smith, "The Christening, after- theatre party "Lady," he said, "what are you q nation is doomed," and the eminent and informal entertaining. making -a painting ?" author of "The Wealth of Nations" Set up in the manner of the ieplied, "There is a great deal of Museum of :Modern 'Art and Inside -out q doom in . a nation." complete with silver, linen, food a and flowers, home - makers from If you like to wear a cotton work 4 The remark„ is amply illustrated coast to coast will talk about glove on the right hand only when in the history of nations, but per- these artistic table settings• gardening, remember that the left- haps nowhere' more pointedly than weeks after. glove can be made "right- handed" in the' history of Israel. When one b simply turnip it wrong-side side out. considers all that happened, the Shopping list's; recipes and y p y g g- -- • marvel is that there should have menus corresponding to all the - meals displayed, will be avail- I`I� PARTY FAVORITE 14 been survival at all. - .� able to those visiting the C.N.E,, Palestine seemed, doomed almost among Coffees is Maxwell _ in the very beginning when the it pointed oat. Particulars on - in the of Israel went down to quilting, sewing and baking con- House. It stimulates and GERALD BROWN tests may be obtained now by s defeat, with Saul, who _had begun writing heek's because it's Radiant r�e.a rlwtrtlttatl his rule so auspiciously, a suicide on g direct to � Women's -� Section, C.N.E.. Grounds, To- Roasted to develop every d • - SYNOPSIS She lucked fur a moment dawn the field of battle. But David, a � ronto. � � • - -- � CHAPTER all: Hiss Bigelow would into an ab ss of sheer_terror, man of the sword rather than the- _ nits to rill off the wedding, but U . y last atom of goodness in its 7 "1 -I don't know," she faltered. harp, soon made his. prowess felt, l , tanwut,ng to face the publicity. wbue " consolidating, enlarging the king- -fT �xt2'a -llch blend. she and ideCale are talons they toot I was looking at Curt" Qta<ett6_ _ _ out the window Suddenly they hear a dom. . shot, ' MICale notes a soma, dressed In Disappointment and wratli flash- By Roberta Lee q treen who is ruanins awir; tllss Bigelow ed across his eyes, was as quickly - _ , ,. ■- _ _ •N and bicCale reach the front ball. and find 71=1 14 d7+nt, a bullet round m bib a� II_ "l, ° °..1. C�...B. -. thee, Then came the reign of Solomon, 7• aLutlirl a persuu write a letter 14 7.1=11 u.r`..tr w -. rr+,. f+nH.. ...0 mtfir t'll art vn++ to--m. •' = eves..- ^i•t when in -an y¢lv mood. Or feeling - _� period of pt lieutenant Dontev7 of the, homicide sauced. She put out her hand impulsively y oppression. depressed.' i then Qs, alt" -ut Cnlchl7. prosperit - -but with O as if prompted to explain astray his - Peter says in his Second Epistle 2,- Is it obligatory that- relatives d CHAPTER XIII disillusion in her. A lone moment p g' y g that . "holy., men. of God spike as - and friends -send' gifts to a newly= She closed her eyes and let a passed,, She turned to the fire. He- they were moved by the Holy engaged girl ?. shuddering breath escape her bps wens out. Ghost." They were moved to 3. When visiting in a home, =� i Her hands clasped and unclasped There was uo one in the hall. Write with thg„ candor of realism should one address the_ servants as. [nervously. 1Ie thought she might The body. of Curt �'allaincour lay and truth, for the sins of David, 3fr, Brown and Miss Jones? n 4 faint. She opened her eyes sud- long and dark and lifeless, half in, - - •.. `. -,. ,. P Y especially the sin of adultery and 4. Is it necessary t denly, tense, staggered, but deter- half out of The light thrown by the y a bow each 4 the murder of the man whom he time when meeting he same er- mined scones on each silo of a console had wronged. ire. set down beside g P 4 table. , g son a number of times in sucees- .j "At first there was only Curt his great quaNties of heroism, ten- $ion, - eoming up the &ceps- from the path 31cCale stopped by the still- form.- denies <. that cuts across from Charles He knelt and noticed that Curt had " 5, If there are to be three speak. _ J Street" 'The old voice was pained been, shot a little above the heart, era at a public dinner, or banquet, and hushed "1 knew it was be at close range, as if someone had The strength of David was in his how much time should be allotted walked n to him and let him have ma nanimit David- aekAowled ed to- each speaker? _ from :way oft. He always swag. p g Y. g d gered, sort of, and never wore a it It was a miracle he had man- his _wrong- doing. When he ex- 6. Is it ctstbmary fer else bride hat, There was .also a -a woman- aged to get up the steps to the pressed a longing for a drink from to give presents to her bridesmaids? ` q .coming alcv►q the outer walk that door'' A_ less virile person would the well 'of Bethlehem, three war- Answers The Worker 14 comes over, the hill from .Park have dropped dead in. his tracks. - riors went through the enemy lines The indoor worker is often over 4 Street," * + . risking their lives •to ' bring it ,4o . 2, Absolutely not; and an txcel- fatigued by the monotony of his work - lent rule to follow, if- one does until it gets on his nerves and b - - "A woman ifl green ?" - `- - him, But it- was too sacred for � rttlgs i He frisked the body until he came write a - letter under these .circum- ' .headaches, irritability, loss -of aleep s "Yes, in green." She looked y him to drink. pon a key ring that held a number - stances, is to hold the letter until and in ion, frightened. "There was someone of keys. Satisfied that one of these- It was, he said, the blood of men - the following morning, then read A few •-aY, to relieve this con& 4 islon Beacon Street toward the y [lion u to build up nervous en• r� �i g apart be the r rr the dead mans who had put their lives in Jeopardy. ft agaisa. In nine cases out of ten, • with Dr, Chase's Nerve Food, the 4 house. I couldn't see very well. The apartment, he rearranged the cloth- So 'he .poured it out on the ground the letter will not be mailed. 2, No, mineral and Vitamin Bi tome. - !person was almost directly under ing, walked to the door, eased it as a sacred offering. but one who is finanr.'ally able and Aekfortheaewee�- -' Ilhe window and 1 was concentrat• open and slipped out. tg oindoa Curt.° How many of us ha: that s generous often does. 3 No; address . else bottle of At 'Park Park Square, McCale hoppeJ S spirit them as 'Charles and Mary; 4, No; omy - "On this side of the &tree!?" into a crusinB cab which put him toward the many menu -and women merely smile, 3, Fikeen to twenty Dr. Chase's -who have so'-recentl risked and Nerve "Yea." - J, -down at 413 Fensroad in six min- y •minutes is- sufficient. t3: Yes, �: K' rates flat. given their lives that we may have life, liberty, and happiness. Whoever it was had crossed the Four- thirteen was a big hunk of 3'. _. _ 60 pi��ts concrete and stainless steel. _ no pills - =l,5p street, then, for the figure had been The self - service elevator whisked �i�' • --.- Aquarius, a constellaticir of ion the opposiie side when blcCale Peed War- Duration stars• is supposed looked. That someone must have him to thi- third floor. He stn • Pposed to resemble s ,- before the number 13 and listened waterbearcr, hence the name. ISSUE .,been almost at the door when the carefully, his ear to the door. . For Volunteers - " shot was fired, The murderer. After he'd entered. he stood com- t Ends Sept. 30 "Man or woman ?" he snapped. pletely still, testing the silence that - _ "1 -1 couldn't tell. I was watch. doorway at his right gave entrance ' 1 - - ing Curt, 1 told you." All men who enlisted foe wartime _ - -- - -• - - - - - -- -' -_- - -- to a large living room, service with Canada's three set - "But -the hat. You said the figure There were two doorna •s•in back g > vices will be- out 'of uniform by this- had to J�i� i %'.. on a gray, raincoat and a gray and a little to the left of him as lit September 3 ©,. or be in the postwar - Oat Surely you could recognize stood motionless in the center of "active forces, Minister of National' - 4'= .the sex from 'the hat"' the carpet. Not a board creaked - Pe Defence 'Brooke Claxton announc= • ' ' ' "I'm sorry - 1 was watching or a pin dropped, but the hair on ed in Commons last week.. • No ration Curt. the back'of his head stood up warn- - "1'es. Go on. ingly, lfoisture beaded iris palms. "A relatively small number who coupons - "I just can't remember what hap• He swiveled slowly, expecting- enlisted for the duration are being rsgvir, paned to them. Curt and the woman anything. retained, with their concept, until. in green almost met at the gate, but - + __ the end of September of this year he was a little ahead. 1 thought to assist in puttigg the armed �-ht turned his head to look at her iA woman stood in the first door- forces on a postwar basis," Mr. -' • I'm not -,[sure. Then -1'm way• Tall, dark, voluptuous, she Claxton stated. "As this. phase is = _ sorry It's all confused. There was lounged, white - faced, breathless, in completed, the men so, serving will just - the shot.. L closed my eyes, I _ a peculiarly familiar attitude. Her be progressively reduced and all think. Then you were behind me face was ao white she seemed all will be out of uniform by Septem- EUARpy$ ' and 1, did notice someone -the w - lipstick in the glare of so many ber 30, man in green, 1 believe, ntnnin lights. If she had had a cigarette' , "This is the date b which eve 4 ..:Sj off into the fdig," err that'mouth�Memory tugged at S' rY,; I►1cCale and he' knew it was Shari man who joined up for the duration r�'ZiCWig+3 Lynn.• She wore a dark green wool of the war will have returned to CROWN BRAND Then she went to an old, battered dress!. civilian employment or •enlisted in desk that stood in a corner of the ,. the• os CORN SYRUP loom. Pressing a spring that Who are you?" he said huskily. P hear active forces: opened a secret drawer, she took She moved slow }y toward. him, red cep . ": particularly out a small envelope from a hick Vary. Fora moment he ignored ever, investigating Curt t'allain - ?'' '` + ", f Q ` esteemed by [rise •. she shook-& :piece of - paper.• ber' � court's murder." � homemakers for • "You were a fool to come direct, "You'd better have- this." Shc y Curiously, e _ seemed relieye_d. 4 nml flf ears. here, he said then; -oo- lt.jll` y ty y �j spoke almost furtively, and adldcdi, , He soon found out why. Acrafty - -- - "If the house is searched, they'd Apprehension widened her eyes look slid into her eyes. She almost "' Its goodness and be bound, to find it." for a moment, bringing out unusual smiled: value are so well - He took it over to the light and Pected dintsrn her face. She sat "Listen, then._ I'm nbt saying 1 knowsrtlist more saw -it was the merest corner off • down unsteadily on a chair and ran don't know Curt had been killed. nervous fingers through dark dyer! tasty meals are the edge of a letter. hair •I71 evert admit maybe I was near -- • `N � `�' "`` )�� �ryed to- ` when yon control the doi gh enough to have seeri it done. ] $ yon promise to me, lover. » i might give you information as to day with Crown Brand Corn Syrup than ever before. will be ours. She's scared, N1cCale thought who did, mister." As a sweetener ill baking Crown Brand Corn Syrup ' `- +•�:`c,a� to crhsae. Ha, ha. - '"Curt•t'allaincourt has just been "I'm listening, But make it quick, + -- iidds a distinctivg flavour. Its addition to out len>� •'This then," he -said, straighten• shot," he said. !,want to frisk the place before the y Ingied' .' snakes ood bakin become bakin ing up, "]s what really sent you fo Watchitlg her close)y he was cer• • cops crave]_ all over it." .- - -" _. $ $ ftpe g. - mt." lain that it wasn't news to her- Slie understood the' necessity for Try it ls}sp as a deliciouR spread on bread, toast, seonea; "Yes,' she murmured'. ' "1 found[ that -she already knew. speed and went on hurriedly. "1 pancakes and wafl9es -- ou'U realize then wh Crown it in the drawing room grate. , It "Who _are yoti -a dick? t didn't was up •here having, a couple of Brand Corn S has to been a favourite. y •was, surely a note to Curt. He must kill him." drinks with Curt before he went to. _ _ �p rag have tried to burn it .in t his house "You were there," the wedding rehearsal. 1 decided of 1Pe +' - You .see how - it proved almost all • She was guarded now. .Her' eye to wait until he got back, He was appreeaaft yow yaky to sty suspicions ? ". narrowed and she clutched the gone a long time -tdio long. ] CppM/N aRANO CORN SYNVP He returned the fragment to it+ glass witli shaking fingers, "You've grabbed a' cab, and got out at the envelope, slip ed the envelo a into music el ` p got to prove that, c�pptr.' tap near Park Square. 1 .::'THE CANADA STARCH COMPANY LTD.`' . ,'his .inside pocket. R *o- time'to lase "1'm •nest the police." , duns paying off the taxi when I saw a !' naow. : "Then .ahri are you' 11'fiat are Curt cutting across -the- path to MONTREAL TORONTO « p ` "The woman , in, preen {indl rrA vot+ dtoing here ?" Reacon street." � •A)m Manufacturers el Condo Corn Stamm hair, didn't she:" he ac%cdl, coldly "1'm a private dick. I am, how• ,(To be - Continued) - oe - A - ...parr: !�' - ..'"`°w"'.. °,'�.-� �' •- ..�+cY "T _ s -..x �w•.�.... - _ ....... :� _ ., _ _ _ - - - - .. .._ -� . «- i•.:. :. ; -. _.f.. r o �r BROCK e I tyre THEATRE 'SPRING IS HERE!' LET'S CLEAN UP!" Baeithfany Air- ceaditloned � You'll et that Spring WUWDAY, FRI., SATURDAY g p g .: NOTICE I I 1 4str tracks pass yosr way spay d COAL, CORE, -- wr }UD, CEMENT, SAND, G RAVEL, 'and BUILDER% &UPPLIES �+ also local eartage work APRIL 17, 18 snd 19 ►.7mile if Oil et sit - We haveatso Plsc� in stock a fuU ` two Shows - 7 and 9 P. X you - CYRIL E. MORLEY uxz �v,1� Saturday Matinee at 1.80 P. M. • Armful of Staunton s N S U RA N C E IA N D nwxw _ rasa ia: aw - Crack -up - « Semi -tr_im ' d_" - wall - -paper and _ -REAL € - -- - Pat O'Brien Claire Trevor' have �- �TA�E -- A..IT�LL and Herbert Marshall thoseitold dingy papers remo- PHONE 67 PICK. Pickering, Ont. HONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNISDY « • • • : Zudinedd Si1'eetoru APRIL 21 ' ■ 22 and 23 Thousands of rolls RIGHT IN L 1 1.64 . 1 1 1 II Last Complete Show At 8.20 GORDON F. OSBORNE A. E. Richarason {s Mr. Ace STOCK - No waiting Beautiful I C. L. U. GENERAL INSURANCE DISTRICT MANAGER Georg eRaft Sylvia Sidney designs �" Reasonably priced ! ! coNVhiYANC ESTATE .4 also an added attraction - `•FL1TF." CASEIN PAINT in all leading shades, pkg 81.15 EXPIRE LIFE An old established • may. ready t ELASTICA HOUSE PAI'_�TS' -,,`o. Better Made Insurmce Cumpany to serve. _.. It Shouldn't : Phone Pickering So M. S. C;HAPMAN and SON _ • ' Repreaentatia►es Happen to a Dog Ross D. Munro Tom Puckrin Lv,..I:a All, , 3..alxn - - .ntun -yn Keane, vsnawa Insurance of All Kinds ■ ■ � Ralph Gulliver, Oshawa THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY � � � •Insurance A&-is" sl . APRIL 24, 25 and 26 f , I ■ ■ Crl g HardWare Telephone; 522 Whitby, Ont Address Phone WALT DISNEY'S { t Y Y N1 • M A W Brougham, Ont. - 'Pick. 5 R 22 Make Mine Music ,� GENERAL. HARDWARE LICEINSED AUCTIONEER and -� -, ' VALUATOR In Technicolor Sales Conducted Anywhere KEN AND CLARK E Phone •or Write' rE103M - SUPPLIES 614 Dundas St. East, Whitby, Ont. AUCTIONTEERS Licensed and Authorized for the Your Best Di;arkeL Is Ab Counties of Ontario and York, Pickering Farms ' Farm Stock, Implements Hoge- J L `- K -UING hold Furniture, Real Estate Sales our Specialty at Reasonable for Rates Dual Service for the Quality Meats Pernoanent Nagging Pain Price h One. EGGS - that Fra36 the Temper and Milliken P. O- Phone, Agin. 52W3 ,Fish�L Season.-: Markham P. O. phone Marls, 206 in Narves. It may b. Your 4ei. Prentices have been established and - -' 'Fruits + TVegetables C. H. TuCx.OPT. D. auctioneers �in� 1g>�. Dis"y Block Opp F. O. + Barrister 13elidtos Notary PubUs FOWL [ :_ SILK'S 1VIARKET OSHAWA C. RICHARDSON Phsute 20 1 Phone 1b.6 suite oil - Continental Life • Ptekesh+lg t Toronto Your eggs are candled within 4$ - _ _ - _ ._ STi Bay S_ es so m a bette �;°& .. .,DANFORTH BUS LINES LTD. Sellers' & Atkinson •1' Your Satisfaction ,My Guarantee - - - -- consequently more money, _ Phone Asia. 201W2 - St,,nff. 290 f[I• ��C :'h�'�}'� Daily Service Licensed ` t For your convenience, we are 'PAINTER & DECORATOR s 4 mpen from 8 a. m. to. 6 p. m. Daily ex. Sun. & Daily ex, . Sat_ daily, in;cludin�; Saturdays. . - &un. A Hol." Hol. 8ua s� Hoi, only H.L : Auctioneers �x Claremont 7.15 8.15 • 12, 15 8,45 8,00 -� DICKERING ONTARIO I Pickering Farms Brougham. _'..5�7 8.27 12.27 :'.8.57 -8.12 - `25 Year's Experience Green River 7.35 8.35 12. iii :4.05 820 - -Sales conducted. :anywhere. Limited - . ± Locust Hal 'L38 8.38 12..38 14.48 8.23 Specializing in Farm Stack j J. i. (Dud) STEWART, B. A. 3falvern 8.05 5.93 1. 05 4.35 B.bd Furniture and Property Sales. Barrister, Solibitor, Notary Whitb }' 3 :14, -- Night or Day ( Returi Leave A.M. .4.M. 1P. m. P.M. PaL All Sales personally listed and v sd ertised. Bills prepared. D an P �d d Toronto 9.io 10.0A �6. Y5 2.00 ;9.45 RIVER BEND FARMS - 11�'HIT; 1, ONTARIO _ ....:' . .. ��, ' Daylight Swing Time Parcel Express" .Grover 5650, O3dord 1SSS ' ,_ .9reenwood Road Prompt L ervice . • •'Phone - Pickering 17 R 13 - Cumm„<< "hall - condirrued Reasonable Rates �+ . and encourage.! by everyone of us- PRONE 290 STOUFFVD1,13, J[' •, J. Donevan r then- is n" h+ ti•r w•ay that we k-mo* Claremont Meats of, of briaging together .the citizens RADIO f Q ,..SERVICE f�V I C F �. A., B. Sc. :.. 'Of a co�rhi.unity, whose reputation _ .. ` tlntario Land Surveyor 'for reaFrvednF :��, conservaiivenecs, Rumours to the effect, ae are disc ontinuing our service to 3r�5 King Street, East, Oshawa, Ora. and lack of acuuaintamee with ,one. Dunbarton - are unfounded. another is so widespread than a _ - comsnunity hall, itut set another, BUSI\ESS AS USUAL - - and pmbabl'y more important need' -- _. > I _ J A. WILLOUGHBY CHOICE. _. r Willoughby Farm Agency .is. the pr,midin ; of accoT►modation Head Office •- Toronto and facilities for our young people, - co essential in the maintaining, that MEATS = FISH - POULTiff. :Gaaranteea' Repair ��- �' 156 Yonge 3t. ADfsob - AnT Make or Modw Largest and Oldest in - •ahnlesome,.� healthful supervised re- Canals - Established Fort ' _ 'creation that the. n the i ifty has seen PHO�'E :3 Jul C LA R r ltONT � -', -- . 'FIELD .1 iL 1 9 : :,fit tA, inclndle in the life of normal _ , - . ,. "+ARTHUR � I E L D , CONSULT OUR ACTIVE Cllr DEPT, ;youth. ± PHONE 52 R 8 FCR 1r.iT Fcti.e In1Y DEPT. The Trustees' have a carefully � - considered and planned prpgraRi, in- " ctuding finin'ce, that will appear in Come due course, but the major item at - a n d See t h e Astra ;'^ fire moment jn the announcing of a O M R IE L U M B Cam ai * � ER . p gn.�and canvass for and over a Co. this riei;hborhood for the period of LIMITED w t �11fay 12th to the 20th. It is estimated lados ' TELEPHONES - Howard 1117,'and Scarbaro4Se there are about seve ~ ' _ ns hundred adults S h o� n at in the village alone. An objective for : Scarboro Junction _ F the moment, at least, would be an average of 810:00 per person. This. Dunbarton Radio Service, Dunbarton -' is not a great sum, and as a citizen p. In Stock - f of this commimitq, you could make - !Pickering Jewellery, Pickering a tno better investment. You will not '. For' Immediate Delivery •' ": asses dividends on your investment -rat , ;8 • in, PAPER BACKED INSULATION WOOL' �'. - 1: youthes, but rather a provision el e for FICKERING MEAT MARKET - - wM and adult axial are tixtt = I 1210 lb• A s ha]t Shingles r ,will have return:; that are n com- .,FRANK R. BMITH ... � � f - e pated in monetary methods. J A series of •articles on our Com- ' ~ !Wide V`arlety of Colems, Roofing Mails 1Vit>b •dimity Rall will appear regularly �Lialitq First - Service-Our- � Ain] Shingle Orders Only freer now nn, keeping you informed 'WX Btu► THR BEST YOtr MAKE THE TF.ts!r � .of developments in year Community - ?!ill. Pho-ie Pickering 80 All p ; grades` of B. C. Cedar Shingle '