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I i 1r- and Mrs, Thomas
Barley cele- " Card of Thanks
$alvaite, Collection, June 5th: �- brats Golden Wedding •Aniiivers#!ry � - r
We wish to thank our many kind = -
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This is- everybodys . business drat More than one hundred relatives friends for the thoughtfulness and -
. For information call Pick. '108, - and friends attended the ' celebation expressions of sympathy in our be- .•wr ''�'
or I4 r IL., " of the Golden Wedding of Mr. and reavement 3n the death' overseas, of Mrs, T. Andrew spent the .week
our son, Pilot Officer Gifford Boer. with - friends in the City.
-> Mrs, Bails who were married ba
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q' -Mr. 'and Mrs. Chas. Baler and ' Craig Marker R. C. N. paid a - . •
May 5th,'1892 in North Kepple, just family. -
north of Owen Sount visit to his home over the week -end.
°" The Bailey's 'have eight daughters Mrs. T. Douglas of Tor,ato visit.
e '' so thirty _ ed friends. here last• weiek.
and three gone living. Ad Annonncomentai
' ��.' � � .,i..�di1. - .+t- grsrrl Dr. and Mrs. Fallaise and family, _.
were in Durham over the holidaq _
i, , , ,,:_lam , T'98i�- •��si:fjintia aiQ�a`n Mr. ' 8nf1 PLL1'n. w uumw alalilIV , v.�
r k;:,•' on Active Service They are Lang- y d acK tsoyes aan �taa. isatsaon
on Preston, Ii. C. N. V. R; Gordon Dunbarton, announce the enggage- have both received their "call' for
ley Prestonr -1:4 C, U. C; 'Walter Rich, meat_ of their daughter, Helen Gent- military service,
U. S. Army; Wm, Pyette, Drs etch rude, to Clinton 'Jaanes_ Prouse, son Mrs. Allan Clark and daughter
p of Mr. Frahk J. Prouse and the late
^_d- .,,.... •n..:,e..., ueee,...e e,....3,. ._ Jean, were with Mrs. W. J. Clark - - -
Wallace Preston, Reserve Amy. Mrs. Yrouse, of nexering. rue afar, over -the hob
ria to take place on June 27th:-
Y" An unusual feature of the tole- Mrs. Norman Graham spent the
bration was the presence of Mrs week -end with her :parents Mr. and,
' Bailey's Mather, William Davenport _ GASOLINE AND POLITICS Mrs. W: Bray. - who passed his 100th Wrthday last Mr. and Mrs. Chas. aims and . .
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itors with Mrs newscast, Mr. and M S Bals•
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- - - - Farmers Fn Hunter at his 6.30 p. m. ,
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sister, Mrs, Fred Christian, was al-
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• o Tarok do we listen Jim don. • - •
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Farm interests and farm problems so - present, never seems to be- able to forget ;Allan Balsdon, of the Air Force,
_ are the first concern of Harry J. Three eons, William, Sterling and that he is employed by a newspaper visited friends here on'the holiday.
FtOMt - - Boyle, newly_appointed Ont.. Farm Gordon Bailey presented a purse of - -
- .. that is forever "lambasting" the -Miss -Kate Fa&nkss has 'returned
IaANrf + root Ofrtt:ta commentator for CBC. He has. been money.from the fwnilyt And many Federal Goverciment, and' a lot of from her visit with friends in Kit -
:s l Orl" en farmer, store clerk and newspaper gifts were received.1rom relatives readers who are trying to put pol- chener,
aeoctss ToaAtCOMlffi ewwr and brsmadc a.lxr all f�. _ ,L,d f. ;�..1.,. itics aside 'in favour of "coaceaitrat- The' mohihTy meeting of the Guild
ie0a STOM e d obw MAL ifOgi He is heard from CBL weekdays - at Replying to 4 toast proposed by
to _ 12.80. - - -
.Charles H. Preston, Mr. Bailey ing on the war" don't quote like so o! St. George's Church ford be held ,
stressed the fact of how well the much '°! itL Jiro becomes a 'bit injud• on' Thursday, June 4th, at 8 P. n% -
entire family have held together, icious at t2mes, and on a broadcast at the home of Mrs, Garnet Courtice -
�s►- , County . dnaci , gOWer Show and of his hopee for the future. °� evening last-week-end, (we did with Mrs. V. Law and Mrs: Wall,
()AUNTY OF ONTARIO Among those present were Mrs not see why he -bmght it ' up) Bray as hostesses.
Dave Tedford, Tara; Mr. and Mm in speaking of t lieu situation -Mrs. Evans, of Stisthtuy visited -
mks - � - _ _ Whitney Davenport, Grace and bill s. ° distributor"
or aa� ng John and Mrs Mtrkar, and lt+s VV
of fin Cor'potstion of the Couaty of _ Davenport, Owen Sound; Mrs. Sar- that certain regulations originating' J. ' L9irk' on Tuesday. Mr`s. Evans
jantario; 'Rill -be -held pursuant to = in Ottawa twer'e "nonsense ", and will be better thrown in- Ackering
t In the Council Climber The Pickering Horticultural 9oc. ah Christian, Mr, and Mrs. Houses• another, that "there ;Was more gas - as- Mies • Campbell, as she taue*
in Cart Scow in the 'Town of ietr will hold their Spring Flower and daughter, �te and oc]c; Mr. and olina stored In Camods today than in the Public School here about SQ
�liitby, on 1[otrdory, the 8th day of Show is the schoolroom of Picker- Mrs. James �� and
daughter, ever before "._ They may all be tor- pears .taro• _ t
United Chnre2t. on red but it does not the Cstet- The regular meeting of
life W. lei.
hose 1842, at tae hour od' S Okla* " • Put .
in the afternoon, D. S. Tiara Mr. and Mors. Les. Ottoway and ory A• .motorist in any better ham- S- of the 'United Church will ba _
JR aeeoaats to be Lad before the 0:'eleriat ]EI�L �e U' 194': fly, and Mr. and - Mr&:- R Mon- our, . to bane. him thinking his sac•, held at the home of Mrs.- Cartwright
aghan and family, of Mt. Dennis: fieea are n "t efen.s+arn Persenatly on Weeneatim afternoon- Lune Sod:
Mimorded ' -- , i:.� . -': air. ana Mrs, n � Am" w. ai're-l!'1 - -
ClWat, properl3 certified, at least ing sad lsmnil Mr, and MTS E we are inclined to think that the at 2.30. All ladies are cordially in. -
titee days before the - meeting of variety i y auxaber of tsnbers - being sunk, vited to thin meeting. The Mission.
1 Tulips, 8 any Cotter and son, Mr, - _and Mrs. 'W. Bale will be -
tJes Coundl. 3 Taliya. collection, _� Haile and family, Mr. and Mrs H. makes the conservation of gasoline Ar9 peeked shortly and
S. iilscs, best colleitian ; Itoore and igtnily,' Mr, ana Mrs S, very._ necessary. _ the Caantntttee. !q char�at will be-
S. Whitby, �i.� I1esKi day of 4. Iris, 8 spikes, one colons - pleased to receive books, toys and.
May, A. D. 1941. Bailey and faiaily, Mr. acid Mrs - second -hand clothing, clean and re-
g. IAs, a spikes, variety Chas. Greenfield and son, Mr. and
B, DONAIM MUDDY',. ' ' 6. Iris, $ spiloes, whits left, , i necessary, Articles may be
• Mors. C. H,' Preston. sad family, �- _ 'Audey _ left with Mn. mile - . Chapsaan,_ . .
CoeaDty Clark 7, Iris, display r
and Mrs. Gordon Preston and son, 8L Peony, best 8 blooms, unite XV of Torg4to; -Mr.- and' Mrs_ ._ Omar
Mn.. Mrs W. 3[iirkar o l[rs H T,
F�1laiier - -
9. ileony, -best '3 biO6inn red cr 1V� Sleep and family; and Mrs. Gordon
iPsOTatal isrsto. 1¢ �0' °y .DLP�y - Bailey, o!-'�Pidoeriag; Mr'. and Mrs. Walter and Mrs Pratt of I{itch- --
le d4eplay Frank Rich acrd family, lat}>r{aly, 'ILL suer spent the week -end st the, cot- Tt►wesll4p CO @neit<
IL' Aqua ti:, _ - ._ _ • .
A900W 1$ A; O. V. Garden Flower. Beat Y. tage here. will meet 'on Monday next at Town'
Display of one variety ( open) Miss Floreacre Math of the Tor- I' -Ball, Brougham, 1 p: m.
R 1 FOIiBYTH, Qpti..DO.ose 18. Swse Plants, Begonia, ildavering LBATE PICKER NG onto Schools teaching staff, spent
14• House Plants, 'Begonia, foliate q`p OSHAWA the holiday with her mother hem ' �EBIWG RED CROSS
' 15. House - Plants, Ger�iso The .wet .veatiter has presented
obis. _
I& House Plante, 'foliage, (Coleus EVERY HOUR many fanners from getting a�
The regular monthly meeting of
Al t El aiiaates a� the hoar 10.81 work done in preparation_ for c0._ `
17. House Plant, best spedsaea any L. m. to 11.81 p. m. Also at 8.81 .� local tmnvdaers for the Red ;e:4rl.iiy R isrsrren wut o*
DONALD RUDDY berrirtre. Pleat, (opm): and 9.88 'a. m. and dt IL41 a. ai. Cross have the thanks of the com• held on Monday Jane 1st, at 4.SQ
• ailwrs. Nettary rid.4 trsi.oaa. mil 1k Ali. at the Red .,Cross Rooms, (the
atr.riLooc,ewey us es.Cieeis• 18. Bouquet, A Jane Wedding 7: - munity here, for their woriC former Community Club). ,
uiita trria a thou! firs,. 114. or DiBPI+3 • 'ISO - TORONTO The late Mis. Robt. McBi'ady, Who - _
BEATON; BELL' ROSS 1R. Bouquet - Dining Room, both ; : -EVERY HOIIR died in Seattle recently, was for a
Batnators (f 5olieitorti sides At 6. minutes. to, the. hour 8.54 a: m: long taarle s resident here
20. Bouquet - -Living Room,' one side � '10.54 p, W. and at 7.09 a, m., Laurence and Mrs. Clark, of Tor- •� E SERVE.-
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i/.. J. IiEATON. K. C. Iskvbone 21. Premium Pansies, best arrg'mt onto visited Grasmere Winter Monday. AND ALS J GIVE
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and 11.44 ..p. m, daily. Also at 7.44
(d. BROOKE BELL K. C.- Adel',Z838 . 22. Lupine, display R P. •and Mrs Winter and Gard.
1, D. F. ROSC, 23. Flowering' Shrub with cov=on a m: except Sundays, Holidays. Winter were with their homes here y
872 Bay St. na -Ties attached (Eastern Daylight Saving Time* -'
JOHN L. POND Toronto over me holiday.
Rules and Regulations *X UAL MCFAAWN y '
cMU,LAN- Barrister Sol• The Women's Institute will meet
` -" _ i L All .. exhibits_ at , Flow_er Show to st_. the hoenti o! Mrs. Pere _ Neale,
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�otary Pi iriic. ii lteliods IDtree -i Eastern Motors - Phone 4500 -- -�
*wool*. Teledbese Elno 6�Wtl. 49ti be in p1aQe bD' 7.80 p. bier, - on Wednesday, June 3rd, at .2.84.
1�wt1dl cept in Open Classes; and supply 1 e (Mild -
e_ . .. CYRIL R. MORLRY -
JaBBBBRT T. FALLA18B. L. D 8., conts�iaers.
lGeep it hind the Garden rAr<y z) ..GENERAL* INiURANCS
D. %3.. Grwvaie of the Royal Caasp•a L All eicbib4ts enlist be' grtyRn .i,Y Cdetgalln StoNa users _see, Bashby's
ft"s `eoi.s"uwus*v wlty ofTwmto. the ezltibitor. be held in the Memorial Park, tilt advt. this inge". SERVICE PROTECTION,
r t•i --ow twmd door art a tit. Ate& 4. 'Exact 'number- of Wooe:is t+ titE treeoint .< Jolae' 17th. - •' ,
Oat. r Oiw bra • 9 ~'
eeto'i Gseea, Pisitariit -
evw r • p4 ivuam�• R-7 shaem to A`
i mast' be
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M' i so 5. Each *=bee may enter one es• _
. is ,class
hibit each l -
t >t
� - 6. $+ciders be web in bougatlts - -
�' -- • Kinds. _
i1t3a>o 00 O>t Ski
xo:,ex� bit entitled to i�,. -�. __� .. , OSHAWA .. , . -
worths� sent dates &TallRbif Wltb _
c`st` •e•r w 8. Jmre •Wedding Bouquet to be a tali a"Wi� amt. table siippliea ; �A' ..1w allt� aaa editor. OTART
E. RICHARDSON A gyp . asr fiver+ for 1�'trat; 8«- Add-. rb.ec
GFEr1:1RSAL INBIIRAl'1611<' 9 t,• Paid in War Say inEs _ SROUGHAM .PICK 513
-' RBAL BSTATB Monday and Tuesday _
`-�o�rTRYANCIN -,- . .. - - PONE AGIN.. as W-8, MU" K=
at:d¢ -or 7chn Clark' act t -
a..M o mad WW, ne+4 Pwrincial Boitim tnW Soeie O, who June l st�,annnn� 2nd
a ft soty% Vill give an illustrated 'lectors -at - - _ Clarke Prentice
f... PS& ML ter the show. .:Parades, Stunts, Booths & Dancing ,
_ _ : Lt•C'S.`AfSIf� AV'0110�8r ` �- . _
WK. A Wit"° in •h. - tb•.'k•� - Bicycle Given Free, as Attendance For the Counties of T&* ad afro `.
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L10RI FWb,••AVCTIOPfRW- AND • - slt'is; Barr. for 00t'pl. oil r !!fie
v.v.TOR sleet r 1�e - Tickets available on grounds'
lttrsk anti ibat �t►In De flee as rw A. s. _!'. sad a! . ftL�i
eatioducted ♦i at w 'eau Oil Dendae .Aid are wekaene. Admission ;- 1i`ree - - _ a 1. 8. _ Preaties (lbrmer Ptrsa!!w_t)�/
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: �,em _. _ Procee s In .�ucr'lo ar pentles). Farm and ..ft= 01�
+-. Sales a spstdaity 'at tai aid tires
oatar'lea. s Wtte woad. 9eae n a - -
e v and Cripiled Children Work abl. �... �. �... _,�s G EWS18
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Old .• Quebec ' Stove- -,I i "i" B°�lnDe t S U N D A Y
' � bshal! of 0.D. Howe, Canada's
AHtO REPORTER
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AmWIC&A born minist*r, has do- SCHREPORTER ,
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' l aw :- Models Will Be Cook. =no new stoves other than apsrov- _
-- _ ---- ;Kra :; m,., > : » >< ;. ; » ; : : : ;,. intense energy. as you might sur-
i .d models may maaufaetared _ _ _ _ - - w. �,
- lno .and _ HeatinO INaohines mise__from_. his ._ rapid-fire broad-
_. and in the -words of Alan H. Wil- LESSON 221' casts; and he is, consequently. as
Th6>old "pastes heater" -much Ilamson, Supplies Controller,.. he -•' : FRIDAY: ;:
.,,,,, all-round sportsman- A four - handle•
mall ed but vet attic says, `The bride of 1943 may set THE DAY OF SUFFERING I
8a y tent heat- S i ? ^r` _ca he also expert at
ins unit Deculiar to this tection. something of a shock when she _(G duemaa *mad -- Trials :; frM1'"" :'� �g �'- p
_.., -- }' bowling. tennis, badminton and
of ' the country around Montreal sets the new stove. Built for ut• •., Mask 14 :32 -34 44-46; 16:1 -5 °{ %x :
' v. try >, '< >; swimming! And he's a winner oa-
r 9or generations -- L scheduled to fifty rather than for appearance,
:GOLDEN TEXT. -Not m will,
come back into itij own'within the the new models will- be cooking y <<< Hollywood News too - listen Mon -
_ but thine, be done. Luke 22:42. .r day at 7.00 p.m.!
very near future owing to a recent and booting machines and 'nothing THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING
tfuling from Ottawa curtailing 'the more." _ Time. -Late Thursday evening, Some 1166 listening t! s:
- _ manufacture OL stoves to eavi l__ and Friday, April b and 8; A.D. 9 p
�• ^. ' lroa and steel. TolaO Agrees TO 80. Highlights on any Sunday even- -
C Absolutely shorn of gadgets, !t Place. -The Garden of Getbas- ing ' listening: Fred Allen's Show
peMormed__lte work-well and that Red Cro" Vim. - -tee, at the foot of the western 9 o'clock, and the guest spots on w
•*as to supply heat. In thousands.' slope of the Mount of Olives, and the program
b. :,of homes throughout Montreal, it P ' -
The Australian Red Cross an- the palace o! Pontius Pilate, in ^.,, ; : >.' Recently a daring Commando
'was the only means of 'supplying nounced rece)itly, that a delegate Jerusalem. Raid by the R. A. F. in conjuno- '
Warmth 'td a houaghold. It was fir., y
of the' International Red. Cross With His Three Disciples : ; ,'`; > tion with land and naval forces,
economical �t . op8ration, _but in.
appearance an eyesore; " for it was will visit the British and Cana- 12. And they came unto a was dramatized on Wednesday
` `"-• -- ealor ed diAn yrisoner of war camas at inlace wWch was named nights -
j about tee fact hi¢h- rinad with Hong tong about the middle of mane: and he saith unto his din- - -CKOC; 8.00 o'clock! It was ire-
tlrebridk and . about twa, feet in tors month. j ctpies, Sit ye nere wntte 1 pray. JACK BAKER ' mendously exciting ana war ar
diameter. It boasted. of no crate.
- It. was stated that word to this 38.(a). And he takith with him Singing Star of the Blue Net- most an actuality broadcast of the
Thad a small aperture at the bot. effect has come from ShanghaL Peter and James and John.'} Our work's "Breakfast Club" recent St. Nazaire raid - even to
The International Red Cross Lord took wiW him on this oc. the finding and destroying of the %I
tom for cleaning out ashes and ' Radio's Faithful have oac'* i
'was fed fuel from the top. It Whose headquarters ale in Gen- casino, His three most intimate Radio Locator. --
Ltuuovl wvr iltist au1 tut iLiu w :"_� a_- a•__ -,__ -� had 1•-__ a_.:. disciples, n •�Ja demean 1 again named t h e i r favorites
7 ' a 7 s • —Qm es -acv"- a:�ee -srz Pt'bw■ utr i•ia• Lv�ar, srer� LuaJr _
' 'a cinder and served its purpose" for months to obtain this con- yearning for, as a true man, the through Movie-Radio Guide's 1945 from Biz to sex p.m. has been
F admirably while the wintry blasts cession from the Japanese, it was closest communion oL trusted fol- "star of Stars" poll. Favorite a daily on-aay through Saturday
I toppled -the thermometer to 20 or acid, and the new that Tokio lowers, and the helpfulness that variety program of the' masses feature oa CKOC for some tiara
R 110 desreps. below :ero. had at last agreed was re comes from a consciousness'. of was 'The Breakfast Club." and :
regarded plemtatias as it dots. the reg.
Don MacNeil it's M. C. was noted
�- No Mom Docoratioru - as encouraging. loved ones being sear. ulae s a.m., 12.30 noon, 4.16 p•m, -
At -the same time Foreign+ Min- 88(b). "And began to be 194$'s star of stars. The two sing• _ .
souse - years "u, mauutaturers . , ing stars of the show, Jack Baker, p.m., 10.00 p m and mfdnitt
bent on improving their warps later Anthony Edens statement greatly amazed, Sad sorely trout• newcasts, it gives listeners a truly
in the House of Commons in led." Jesus was now of Tenor, and Nancy Martin, pop
put out sofas new models. The* g vocalist, took top - honors also!. complete and authoratative daily
►' 7 .y- , ,dressed them up to look like vio-- London that prisoners. of 'war at,- through an experience unlike that The Breakfast Ctttb is heard In
news service. CKOC is served bA
- c trolas sad" radios. 'gave them Hoag' Kong now were receiving of anything He had ever known. British U a l t e d Press -- "The
Canada daily at nine a.m., through
bright colored easiags, sad trim- better treatment gave much sat- It was the - sorrow of a straagel . World's beat , coverage of the �2
lsia ion i stations of the CBC network, in- --
wed ,them with sickle plated lit 4't• A Rest Cross circles. It in a strange land, and homesick eluding CBY and CKOC. world's biggest news!"
tings in4talled, grates which re- was hoped that conditions would grief. s Now. Hit Parade favorite, get-
- likewise i.. RMye in Singapore__ TLe Sorrow
I�u�cd cfflt�t' tiy' -�Lo� arru iii :od — 11"a a Lib ....'o.)- �ta� -t$�a
' them with' oil - barbing equipment where thousands of Australians 84. "And he saith unto them, Other favorites in this popular days is "Full &Moon" by Frankie
and brought them thoroughly--up and British prisoners are held -My Soul is exceedingly sorrowful annual poll, Included ,Bob Hope Masters.
to date.. The- new stoves sold, - captive. _ evoa unto. death: abide y* hers, as the nation's tavoritli gomedian _
they pDpealed�to the eye -of the and- watch." 7%e distress is so -H1ng Crosby as the leading :
` 3 thrifty French- Canadian house - A cube of gold measurtag 14.1 great that it breaks forth in words popular singer (CBC- Thursdays Tough Luck
holder. Inches weighs a too, from Jesus' lips. It is his soul `J•o p.m.), Don Wilson favorite
- fief, which animates his body. aanouncer (Jack Benny show 'Harry Hewitt. 41-year-old meo-'
SL A' that is in such deep distra", just CBC Sunday 7.00 p.m.), and Low• chant seaman from Liverpool.,
• - SPECTACULAR AVIATRIX �'di�tre�s takes hold also of our ell Thomas -as star newscaster. Englund. sailed the seven _seas -
soul.. But they are 'all too• shal- How does this stack up with your through two wars, and in' that
low who think that the rapid sp- preferences. In' case you weren't time bad five ships blasted from _
proach of physical suffering and
one of the voters in this year's beneath him, by % torpedo: and
ROIUONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle doing --- death brought on this agony in poll? mines. He came through it all
a ' ' unscathed.' Thea, while coming
F 1, 4 Skilled D. war worlf: Jesus' soul. Jeans now order the - ::.
20 Fish. Ammie Fidler, pioneer movie sahore, from his ship .at at Hal'
16y'ee' Piet !d three disciples to stay where they � -
bete, 2Y Twitching. are. Alas even this little comfort commentator heard Mondays over ht stumbled sad broke his ankle
�i 22 To eject. for the three a network of Canadian stations and was laid up for the first time _
9 Female S was denied him,
r .1�... ii.- ` ---'- •' r • + +� *I�hta arranged by the CBC. is a titan of in his live.
_ eiattVe. - - -i tamond - --- a -
•11 Female Sheep. ? in this- hour he must of necessity.
cutter's cup. OUR RADIO LOG
12 Severe critic: T 26 Goddess.Of fight alone. He' alone must now
JOHN will to lay down his life.'
14 ModeM i� discord. _ •TOR01T0- STATIONS CKAC Montreal T:tek SHORT WAVE
18 TO i3sitld�. _ p;�� 27 Airplanes. The Token - CFRB leek. C-UL 74th (SKCR Waterloo 140ek G9B England t3im
- 17 To bake inest. 1'tV{t 29 Heavenly 44: "Now he that betrayed him CXCL leak, CUT lolsk t,xce Ottawa . , isles Gso lo.glaaa t elm
t KGS Timmine ..14Tak
19 Either. body. bad given them a token, sayin L'�• sr:rw° S cKSO sadsary Tack ono England 11.TSm , dt
20 Nuns' home. - g it' Ri:AF N.B.C. Red eaok CKPC Brantford 1JMtic GSE England 11,8em
30 Constant - Whomsover I &hall kiss that' -6 WJZ N,B.C. Blue t»k . CXLW Wtadaor Seek GaG England 17.7em -
22 Epinal- events, - companion.. be: take him, and lead him awa7 WABC (C.1ts.1 • •SWIL CKntx Wtngham seek
24 Officer's 31 Encoulitered. aafel . A' ai was not aecea won, (as.R -s:i ...a10h, asp England 15.11m _
assistant. =53 Resiaohi 3 To scream. $$ Expert flyer. i, +t CANADIAN %TATIONS U.S. ST4TiON4 EAR Spain a.4flm
C pe sary as - Jesus- was -a well -known CV0% o,.e■ .a. 14000 W EHR Buffalo , . ta`tek RAN Remain term
ext.act., ,_�o--_inera .,...L. xr• _
90 Knave of 35 Architectural 5 Egret. 38 Courtesy title. figure out in tae earliness anti i sari. Hamrlton cock w Lw Ctnetaaatl took
confusion. there was a ppasibility CKTB St. Cath. lsaok w'G' 9chenoetedy rnok a'sa Remala 13.18m
- clubs. rib... 8 Compass point 39 Pertaining to CFCF Noatreal .. Book KDKA Pitt lsargh lostk WGRA Schenectady
;S2 Sea skeleton. 56 She made a (abbr.), poles. of escape and there was a-desire CFCH Noyth Bay 123ek WBBa1 Cideage .. TWk 1s.sam { ..
: to make •ev ything sure. The 41•• -CO Ck■tiava ewk WHEN Buffalo .. reek WCAH t•hila laafm
34 Part of eye. solo !light 7 Intelligence. 40 Marsh � l'1••PL Leedom ..', tarok wGR Berra!• ssth
85 Engagements., to B At this time. marigold. - sign given by Judas had nothing (:JCS Stratford • , IR4ek WKIM Buffalo i&Wk WRt- L Boston 16.13=
=r9? Size, of unusual about, it,, but was the or- urRC Kingston t4eek WJR Dettrelt; ... Task wCBx IL 'Work 11.8am
type. 57 She made a 10 Pussy. 42 Saucy. i
;38 Perched. = =- — trip ' 18 Crod -of love: -44 Vatiant roan: dinsry. form . of salute. Judas. -
39 Discreet. _' flight_ from 15 Heating vessel 48 Small shield. having once entered into this af-
fair, didn't want. a mistake made the elders and scribes, and the Pilate that day condemned himself
-• •41 Measure. indon t0 •36 Her former 4TPubllc auto. whole council,.held a consultation, as a moral weakling when be y
42 Pdmeranian, Tokio.. husband -was 48 To be sick.. _ of it. and bound Jesus. and carried him condemner# the Lord without ,ius-
43 i:.r�.L: d>�. 'p...��_ psi :1........�. .
VERTICAL' T away, and delivered him up to tification. , The only one that day
45K]nd of harp. 51 God of sky.-' Many different reasons have ` Pilate. •2. And Pilate asked him, who showed himself tb be a true
48 Data. 1 Form of "a." 18 She was _ 62 Insight been offered why Judas) betrayed =
d0 Promontories; 2 Niggard. drowned 54 Sun god_ our Art Thou the King• of. the Jewsl man, adhering every moment to a
I?ord. He must have betrayed- And he answering aith unto-him, the principles' of honor and jus-
I I i 4 �'i i 7 g a, him, fundamentally, to obtain „ g '
I ' money for himself. `What 'are ye Thou sayest. •. The phrase 'Thou tice; knowing Sully the path He
:
willing to give -me, ind I will da- . sayeat' was a Jewish form of as• was taking -led, to the cross, was
II sent- the Lord Jesus. Here as else-
liver him unto you?' (Matt. 26:
15) was his first 'gnestiofl. Oge Pilate's Question where throii i gt his whole life,
need not stumble at the fact that 8• "And the
chief 'priests ac He reveals Himself without sin
an
without blemish.
3 the amotY(it they gave him was s cused him of many. things. And _ _
li 17” IB • !rK +• Pilate again asked him saying, Hitler
- --
I� pitiful sum -when a man be�omee � � - • = - _ • - -.-
a miser, no sum is too small to .- " ""�. 6 thou - -nothing ? -- Lol.,,hi Oulci Pay
N Z covet. how many things they accuse the*
IS "Ard wLz ;. Lo .. date, wered5 anything; insomuch that `' •a.� -- s
-straightway he came to him, and
saith, - Rabbi; and kissed L0 -." mate marvelled.'! _�h� �lence of ..._ -. vi4 _. irate- income, defved
' Jesus speaks elo uentl th
Judas could have told these men P q e � st from the izi publishing imam- :
where Jesus might be found, but • Pilate: Why does Pilate with his parry, . which publishes Meta .�..
instead he stooped to use• as art - question, and exclamation try to Kam f and. ail Party newspa-
34
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shift his ' responsibility -upon i• levy
_
instrument of betrayal the most 7 era and from ie .Hitler
Y P .
'�. affectionate token of greeting Jesus? It 1a the duty of this on the .wage bill of German in-
known among people, the kiss. Roman judge either to silence all dustry; is calculated to' amount
46. "And they laid hands on these angry accusations or to ex- to no leas than 1 10 million per
s „
-' i m
amine the .lt is because of his
huh, and took him. The soldiers annum. This is his persona. in-
46 9 SO 52 were able to take the Lord only cowardice that he does not en- come; soine- of it is spent in huge °
because He did not exercise His force his verdict of innocence. presents or' bribes. He is certain- '
63 I i own ower in resisting them. Jesus Is Silent ,
P B certain-
ly the greatest war profiteer in
The Circrostanees 'The silence of Jesus is directed' history.' If he were, in England �t
1. "And straightway in the against the Jews, expressing his' he would be subject to 29,70,000- -'
' r morning the chief priests with, contempt. -.fbr theic'• accusations, income tax annually.
- POP —Maybe Stupid, But Considerate! ,_ :__� :_ _ - _ _ . _ _ .8y J. MILLAR WATT :
STUPID _ -THEY NEVER FORGET :
-- 'THINbS - -- pH.I DONtT THE SIZE OF. OUR
_ F -INNS, = KNOW - E=GG CUPS! _ e
,
gu"A" tr no ash � :X_
�n C. -. •
,,. :,t - ;'.�i '� Z•s- 2'
'•a Al
- a f seep absolute . silence, about the _
happening "until the court - martial
- convenes upon arrival at our des-
Y • -:..
_ OU caa_mike lighter, finer-
. ,.
textured cakes with Calumet tluatlos t h
_ "I have r definite cs be-
Baking Powder. Why? Because
kind that order;' the colonel had
it sa double acting baking powdea said curtly, "and I know you are s -.'•' " a`
e its action is continuous - fiom the _ an soldiers_ enough to realize that
oiling bowl to the oven. Remcal- - - v.
her to Calumet For our next (the situation warrants unusual '#
y precautions. I have had Lieutenant _
baking. MIIey's body^ stored away in re• - -`
-
Lrigeration while the pr ison will
er
a " ' •: _ be kept in a guarded cabin, alone.
w The medical officer will announce "$verything he did seemed to turn out
x in the morning that two suspect - nervotuaetis and bad tom•
ed cases- of diphtheria have .-been - -
- i. were getting is famil down, until - -
' discovered and the patients -it
$ y
will anon get out that Miley and one day-liis- wife - made - him- cnr out \tea :
. - s Nursp Dayaar are missing -have and coffee and start drinking'Postum.
been, placed in quarantine. That
Now he is going around with a smile
.�' , ,•;; ie ail.° _
In the morning 'Rollins brought !` „P, on his fate, and I've lost one Of my best
-
' statement o t col
written tam t he out of aoM It eanld _ O erne nerves. .
eta . If you are fe.1,aS � f caffeine
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a surf en
..•+ one!. . -U from ddnkioS too much tin and
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" My compliments LO you, Mr. coffer. Delicious Instant`Poagm b Y
Rollins, on a most complete re entirely free from caS.ioe. Tar It for to {
ati•,J� port., i uav a gut. yeL dmided wise• Order @7" from your Stout today. "STUX-P+Z2 7
r $�� with the court - martial. Instead, we
feel rather inclined to file aloud- - - -
story report on your excellent -
t e • work in bringing this investigation
to a successful close."
• - Rollins was ooviousiy taxers
.aback. " But, Sir, I deliber• or immalve Vti►i r ce •
ately
r. •
-�0 SERIAL STORY "1 know what you are going . to SALADA
4
say, Rollins," interrupted the col-
MURDER IN COiVV't3Y
onel. "but neither Murdoch nor 1
_ have the least doubt about your
motives, and whsle you may have. -
Y A. kill, O'BR {EN been led temporarily astray by
- urges not uncommon to young of- :
a LAST WEEK: Greg is 'dancing freighters were• not making any lees. you vindicated yourself by
with - Joan the following night, move in the direction of the new, acting like an o_ fficer conscious of .. - TEA 13AISS
tafhen the spDtltght shines on comers -tiffs must be. the Atlantic duty when the crisis came
-, _ rendezvous point where a beavv ••Yor_fhat reaso". i- am not wilt_ ..
mmembere where he saw her be• naval force from the Royal Navy !ng to lose the, services of a capa•
-gore. Ho leaves her abruptly. Later was to bolster the already large ble subaltern• even for the few • litates arrangements to some do. slaos * ar T
_. tliiat night, he hides behind a life - escort and allow a number of weeks demanded by court - martial ""�`'D l net -
.. w t face. It anhofs m®, to note' test f � L
beat on "A dock. He sees some Royal Canadian Navy stables o red tape, while • we have need of � lookouts missed the light Nis- cant Beat Dutch
]tuna, hears a shot. Leaping' return to home patrol, his services. In training activities. nal aigbtly, but I suppose they __ 4
"*am his concealed position, he Boon the ocean - seemed alive Anew all, Were L a war on. and. were peering ahead sad. out from ,
.r. P °..One' of the strangest stories of 4 -
eewre one of the figures with hls with men-of -war. Destroyers and commanding officers are- allowed the convoy." the�'Pacific war is about 16 naked -
' revolver.. it Is Joan. The other, slick submarine cb4sers were tag- some diicretionary powers -un The strategy . detailed. in the _He laa3a�oldisrs -whQF ithout
s1lti�y; Fi- ipetiiw% dick- - s .,ui fn -� -t�� 0 a.vu "d -- Offict8llp, •oT coat e. - -- sealed orders 'iitriIIed -t6® -font
the convoy white the warships' per- even a sword between them, seat- H
shad. Rollins turns Joan in to Rollins broke the silence. _ nasal men to the core. tered a heavily armed -unit of 4
Wee colonel, explains that he first that had come from Canada edged "Thank you, Sir. and 1 do appre• Based upon reports from British Japanese troops.
slaw her In the German Embassy in closer to the escorted vessels. ciao your generosity. But'- under' Secret Service--sourcea there was It happened in Borneo after a
_ .' s>A1ee In. Ottawa before the. war. Aboard "T 9" there was an un- no conditions, would I wish for every Indication that the enemy Dutch lieutenant and 16' of his i
believable silence about Lleuten• any commendation for any service would make a major attack on the men escaped from Balik Pagan
ant Miley's murder the. night be. I may have rendered. It It la poi- troopship convoy:
READY FOR ATTACK fare. sable, please do not mention my The convoy would carry on and
into the jungle; meeting and eind-
_ CHAPTERS " • ..y - ` •ing three Japanese patrols.
name in airy special role. You see, invite the enemy attack. but -- On the 18th day, while they'
"Warships on the horizon, Rollins, Captain Murdoch, the sir--his voice came perilously Oaptafn Leedscourt beimed as he
- - -- -from mouth. to mouth, shortly medical officer and two sentries near breakiu'g - "I feel enough like read with obvious satisfaction- were. bathing in a stream, a. pat-
attja 2cs3 �aa c�s3 tt1 ..L., L-d �.,, Lau rol of 80 Japanese soldiers seized ..
J- 1ese• =f o J_das as it i -mod although the - the enemy would Oacoaater -major *yam -� where' the Netherland-
Jourth morning at sea -the cry the tragedy -were- eymmoned - be- evidence against Nurse Davaar opposition unhindered Dy accom-
-• ` -swept excitedly through � "T 9. "' fore Colonel Stephenson within a seems absolutely -" patiying troopshipn. era-had gut their clothes.. Realiz-
No alarm was felt among the halt hour after Rollins bad taken The colonel stood up, his hard The plan called for "T 1" and lab the impossibility of any �
.�'oope. because the warships es. •the girl into custody.,- All were -face melting into surprisingly soft 0•T �" to proceed together with further trek through the jungle
* without clothes, the Dutch lieut- -
= eWtI" the passenger liners and brdered, under severe '`p�>:.F, to lakes. "This 11 -a cruel world, my an freighters and _the, newly ar- errant decided on "A bold stroke.
`. boy; especially for We young. rived Royal Navy Iootilla along _
Don't make it worse by sickening = With a mighty howl, ld bronzed
- _ +L^00l�IES FROM HOME _ . - she original route. "T r' and -
�„ it and asked coon suddenly rushed' �
ugh i
70 _
_. _
uz soul with
undeserved sell-. � was explained. carried -through
.: _ -. 13y- 8AJt8.1lR,4- B- _B1R861FS _ •. _. cusation, or an .unfortunate he jungle waving boughs
tiQ_lroone. only tar=o They ..had t wa
- - - - amour. We -have- a big Jog ahead been designed to serve as decoys Vi IL WC .
-in the- convoy. The Japanese eoidentl thought
- ' • - ` o! us-you and 1 -and that's all - lm }'
Cookies from home - what a thrill for the soldier, or till► that must matter. (}cod morning, That night, as soon otter sunset a horde of Dyak head - hunters
' •:'ehildren who've grown up and moved away but who still remember Rollins." was - attacking, , and the Dutch
"those woaderfut awcet- smelling home -made cookies, that filled the as Captain Leedacbart deemed hd• came to -close quarters before the
- cookie jar. Aboard the battle cruiser 'tom- q
visible, he was to have the nine
But here are some good token to remember about cookies chat manding -the convoy.. Captain = p enemy could use. their tommy
:troop-carrying liners drop from nn.. For 10 minutes the hand- �.
are going travelling. Leedacourt, V. C, was flugering a the main convoy and together with to
1. Choose a type cookie that will keep-fresh fresh in a "sideboard" as he stood on the to -hand combat raged, then \ `�5 ,
YP p• appearance and his original escorting force veer
_ flavour for several days. Avoid heavy frostings or meringues, bridge reading. a decoded message off into a 'northerly route. Japanese scampsuE L -through the
x., Choose a size and shape that will not, crumble easily. Cookies lashed a few minutes before iron _ A fast 'destroyer, -acquainted jungle; leaving five men ifncon- 1'
t , •- .+. t ,.y vu cdsw ..uo ki +o xi w',y &:trIv9d-- d•Gr'•ny- w][d ai9 route. would sting iretla * Scion- end a large number'
` with wax paper between each row. ors. His face lighted with pleasute orders, when the time came to re- tommy guns and.revolvers. :x'e•-
- - 8. A square or oblong box, whether tin or cardboard, is pre. as be read the name at the hoc• hiirn to the' original coarse.. The Netherlanders reebvered ;
ferable to a round one. Tin is fine because it helps keep _ om of the signal °It b obvious," F.eedscourt com ' their- clothes, loaded thesnsel-vea
the cookies fresh longer. - "Reply, also in code because. mented, "that the Admiral plans down with arms and made their
i4: 'Be generous as possible -with your wax paper (wrappers from to whom 3t fs directed is way, back to civilisation blip
• party to draw the enemy attack, beat. y' r g`
loaves of bread can be used) : Cut it into strips as a cushion ' sailing incognito, to the effect that them into submission and then . ing five prisoners with them. -=
for the bottom of box then cut apiece for the bottom and I -extend, my compliments -and ,
aides that will fold. over the top when filled: .Place wax have the troopships .sail light
r between layers: sball raise a toast to his success." through -the scene of action as gape Japanese Parent d
possible fit the cookie box -in an outer cardboard boi; if He turned to big first officer. bible after the. engagement, -
not wrap with heavy paper. "Admiral Romely' him§b)f' Is com- working to the belief that light -. Advise* Offspring ,
$. Remember that men like BIG cookies -the bigger the better, maadlag the new flotilla. The 'old ping never fitrikes twice in
RAnxer enklex given below Thi n. recipes, !-by o .tog only oasts off from his red A junior officer rapped on the - "My son," said the properly in-
- *ay, is in man -size . propor'tiona, which means that it turns leather chair at the Admiralty - door and stepped inside, doctrinated. Japanese' father; - "we
-nut four _do,Pn at- once. _. _ — �Qhnn� —g_. �8�h♦ i■ captain's '
Ranger Cookies , eaiuuu'i5 nmo, i.ly. •`Bee :�.- _ ---, Sir. m000w - ho�R— atsn3�SbiTSAa Bee —nII�,
cops shortening life teaspoon soda scented. There's one of our aircraft car- true. They' tell untruths, who say
The first officer made a feeble riers accompanied by a battle American airplanes can fly, over
_ _ 313li cups sugar �: �;l � teaspoons baking p.6*der ^�- - -- - -��
hilt cups light brown sugar s4 teaspoon salt attempt to conceal his 'eagerness. crasser to port, also approaching our Nippon. It fe untrue that _
= e S cups quick cooking oatmeal ,,And hole - ..about us, Capta�lt Ai'e 1. �_ the-southeast!" when• they do fly. over._ they can --
' Jr P q g we likely to nee any fun ?" cir
-♦' _ 13* teaspoons vanilla extract ?3 @ups oven - popped rice Captain Leedscourt, V.C., snit- drop bombs.. It is false• when we
i cups flour _ 1'/a cups cocoanut _ Captain Leedscourt stamped . his .• "i
- • _ Blend shortening nd su ors thorou hl add a ' -red audibly. Getting rather hear that .their bombs can start
g g g y, egg and flavour feet on the cold deck. "Not this crowded out there. Romely is fires. We know this; do we not? N
fag; beat well. Sift flour, soda, baking powder and salt together; trip, curse the luck., Gall Ryder growing unbecomingly' cautious; in Britt, niy son, when you Bear those
combine with oatmeal, rice cereal and cocoanut; add to creamed mix- -and Linton to report to my quar• his waning years." planes that are not, there, 'when _-
tare and stir until well blended. Dro by tablesp onfuls onto well tare immediately -with yourself, you Nee `the bombe That cannot
! -
- •„
greased baking sheet, or turn onto floured board; roll to t/• inch pt course.' ;_.,(Continue- next week) - -fall, when you feel the flames that •_ ;;�
thickness and cut with cookie cutter. Place on greased baking, -sheet In his quarters, Captain Leeds- cannot start, forget truth and un-
-, -.arid bake in moderate oven (375•F.) lb to 20 minutes or until brown. t court stretched a map across the truth and fetch- the water pails
Yield: 4 dozen (2 inches in diameter) - -
• Krispies Marshmallow Squares table. i 1 • and the sand buckets. .Otherwise -
cup butter '/a teaspoon vanilla (ii desired) "I have just received a command Shlll><ng Slu'llll[i we shall be living In a house that
3i lb..mdrshmallows 1 6% oz. pkg. oven- popped from Admiral Romely to make e is not here• Do you underataTtd ?'" ,
(about 2%' dozen) rice cereal _ preparations for an all -out assault Throwing • a shilling on. the -New .York Times. -
`4 Melt butter and marshmallows in double boiler, add vannillm, by the enemy, likely within 800 "counter, the ofd gentleman order-
beat thoroughly, to blend. Put cereal in large buttered bowl and miles of our destinatign which is ' ed a pint of beer, and, then, ad-
your on marshmallow mixture, stirring briskly. Press into shallow here " -he pointed to a Scottish dressing • himself to a ypulas t
t tattered pan. Cut into squares when cool, port on the may - "and although soldier, declared.'with feeling and
• V t is practically certain that he a touch of asperity:
- - • Yield: 16 2%-inch Corn Flake Filled Cookies pan). r' It draw. the attack in a decoy _.._. "Young man, . whoa I was your
2% cups chopped dates 2 tablespoons water maneuver, which I shall explain age I could buy with this shilling �i�
rift cup sugar 2 tablespoons orange juice presently, we must nevertheless a hair cut, a shave, an ounce of
1 tablespoon grated orange rind ready."
.. C tobacco, halt a dozen'. boxes of
cup shortening teaspoon salt _ .
Captain I.eedscourt carefully matches,, a pint of beer (better\ .
cup brown sugar 34 cup water _. _ broke the seal on as en lope than this); and a apeciat whisky."
- stamped all over with: caked He paused, drank, and proceed- oi • 1 y
cups flour �fi 'teaspoon: vanilla ,.,d - -
ti •' Royal ed: G
's
R a
a eat
"tide
M y
Orders, I Y
S cn s corn !lakes y _ _ _
teaspoons .baking powder p a
Combine dates sugar, water, orange juice- and. grated clangs Navy," "Secret."
"One hair Cut 2d, share Id, air0F
find; cook -2ntil aoit' paste is formed. "Thin;' he explained; will tell boles of matches 1d, `ounce oL -;
Blend shorteni and su ar thorou hly. ' Sift flour, baking us the .complete story. I was 'or- tobacco 'Sd, pint 2d, special whin -,,,
g Pr and flavtiltz - ka 3d.-- .And:_how- .-mt,�h wnn171 " J .
ilrtt =i�aiE+e,- s�- aNi'd��tait�l�t �vr�- te- i[eep=R� ale - 1� -- �- —>-.:�
.Chili. Roll a t would
lied corn-flakes. that lot coat me today? I
• to' fira'i miztuse. Stir in-coarsely ro a relea$e from the ilotllla com• y _• .
to abost-% inch in'thickness. Cut with fhurc.l cookie cutter; mender at the rendezvous. Some cost you sly, shillings. ' l 'don't
one round with filling and put a second rgun 1 on cap; ir.�essing hours ago I, regRived a signal from know how they can expect people �UE 2,2- '42 ?�
the-: Bake on greased baking vhe.et in ntolc.x:c.y hot ,I
426'F. about it minutes. boon ien c � M - FII in.
'T �' that the elusive Nazi agent to pay- it 1 this age �.- ., \•.. ,., y
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ships and lives has increased: Conte uentI
it has now become necessary to reduce the
' � , 1 ' <v's+}•.M '+Y".• n�6s ' .,.a+ 1C4.+ x y ^x' f ;
4 �,ti x. p `" :. _ • �. ;sugar ration from 3/a 16. to %I lb. per week
per persona Only persons in areas remote�
'> from source of supply are permitted to
have more than two weeks' supply. on hand
- •tj -y - .. _—_ _ - -_—_
at any time -�-
cial provision is made for additional'
uantities of su ar for 'horns reservin
.. - g P 8
, .Q
and canning.
... :.... I :In addition to your ration, you tiiay,
: �a►nserve t that you preserve or can, and 3/0 1by�
sugar o every t ma
r eve pour o i
- -
=bring in from Gylon and TESS 19 7111= LAW • into jam or jelly.;. 't
- stadia, io bring oob a [roar South TEA 'C OX X V if ! TIO�f : ?�
_An@.doa, ddW.mu0 Gros ocean avi! 9@ M AT UAIT at SAW
You must not bay mori than Z Every person who buys sugar for Chi; V
Weeks' supply of tea or coffee foe
ipis�d "'tlt "abmazin"'
Today yont,af and bon..how in .ay . : - iiirtg or preservin is required to kee a>A�
aihO i` ships and their naval - — ,yne,,aeh - g p-
«� are In more record of the sugar purchased f,
iaaastial •ersioea, !very ship, Iij {�� You must not make farther - aCC
W of cargo "06, L
purchases of lea or coffee at say this purpose. If 'any sagar remains afteft�
�1
time when you haw too aeeb' ` _ panning and preserving, it shall form part
io varrr au goo& lt„ - apply on hand at the redooed '
_. T ration. m2 on: those in aria. of the regular ration of %= lb. per perrtori� . : i
R ' So .Ganadiaas mast wv. redaoe corm COI�BVlIlTIOM rimot. f ply.) r week. `
- tha4r ooaenmptioa of tea and
IsOe�T p OIIT A! LtasT oars a oURTt iietailers haw the right to limit os {
.. .. .,
refs,+ aaatom.zs� ors r. if they �,pyal C4nadians w9l -be glad
_ • 'y - ; -' - eoffie: You must nduoe your suspect the law to not being
. normal ooasumptioa of tea
b7 A�tail.is'ma�at a�tlran oars � D� fh S�r_t1�ft�y f0 �O .
RLATU"
iA -C fF E
— ss ast Town recfaoe — - - — ,mole t�aa on! mo -t s nu- 1S f1C Nf ..Q �t - --
your normal Consumption of tea and oo&*, whether pao>ca -- . _��- -- their part to ensure ,,Victory` ,
by at lamst one Shen reductions a absolutely i � =or balk: THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD ins,
> There are heavy penalties for
necessary' _ - violations of this law:
_ 2. TRADE BOARD
' The Young People are- having an' -i ua aaand a sand S i a�
- A R R. T ice cream social, st the ,W: Carlton ai yc.e cep •'-e afte families, ms, be quilted it t& .` . .
tamed after the eeremauy" at ' t'-.e atteroon, Gaines, contests, lundi
�"" • ' _ .. _ home on the evening of June. 1st` home of the bride's parei.ts. The r�r w:L A' flood tilmtme is nlaaneda
X' 'Jean Hopkins, Culture Convener co. bride, wits one of our most ,paoulzr - - - 4
a ' McDowell spent John McGrath laid to Lass ra9W- -t - --"- =P rei"'� t`*A ^'; i�sung- ladies, And- h cb=h 'w► :X k
ta;p liday at her home here Willson, Recreation Convener in filled with guests and other frienC;.
Mr. M ,P, Daniel and 'faunilq were Another of Clar�nont s sliest charge of the gs►mea, G . ��
visitors at the Parsonage on the residents, in the person of John On Thursday afternoon ' the W;. Visitors for the week -end with '
..,holiday. 'McGrath, passed 'away- on Saturday M, S. met at the hotne of Mrs. C. __ relatives Here were:
Mrs. Richard• Cooper Water- last, following' an operation 'at St. T Barclay-,with a large attendanceOm Camp Borden Gordan: <•. .
ford is visiting with Sher parents, Michael's - Hospital, Toronto. 'lie wa_ � Carlton, Bob Uscombe and Walter Miss Gertrude • Corbett of Epsekii
- , n6' P President, ,'14fra� Norton,�resided,__ _
in his 82nd year. Mr. McGrath was Knox = -_ Mzs.- ;- Gorroa- and-Mr.--and -spent the holiday at-home..
'Dr, and 'Mrs. Tpmlinson, here. Mrs, W. Knox conducted worslu'p --
>t _ M son, with her two a blacksmith here about 20 years service, Mrs. Holt$y offered prayer. -Mrs. Wall" V11cott at' W. Ellie Miss Katie Green of Toronto is
p a o the remises later being turned ott s - The El Crocker family, of visiting Mr. and 1". F. L•, Green
children are visiting with Mrs.. g , P Mrs, H„ Plaxton at the piano for
r.7
T ildrenon's parents, Mr, and Mrs. into ar service station, His wife', the' the singing; of 'the lhymna. During Toronto; with U and Mrsa__Matt- The Y4 P. U• g0 to Solina on Mon -
late Annie Besse, predeceased him the worshi service Mrs. Brown re- hews' -: W J. -BmoWn 'and f8mily, day, evening June !at,, with their
- : ' :Frank) Loyst, for a few days P ,
Mr, T,hoa, Paterson wao with nineteen years ago. He was a mem- viewed the Study Book as a whd�e. °f Toronto, at the ran home, er popular entertainment.
` ' Mrs. Hanley and 'grans - daughter Mfrs Doreen Pegg and girl 'friend -:
Wr9. Paterson are , guests of Mr. , ber of the Baptist Church and of Mrs,, George Duncan Jr., gave a re-
• and Mrs. Pe ll Brooklin is mulch the Masonic Order. Last rutea were port of the anorning session of the and Dir, F. Burroughs, of Stratford; of Toronto Normal spent the boll-
y' paid to the deceased on Monday is Presbyterial meeting at Newcastle. with their aunt, Miss Bate -- Mr.. day at Mr. and M'ra J. Il ' Pegg'is, ,
improved in health. ' B
Mr. Daniel's aubJects for next the Baptist Church. Pallbearers Mrs, Norton reported on the after- and Mrs, Hugh Gannon, Mr, and Mr. and Mrs, Ed, Magne Mrs. Tor-
Mr. were: Messrs George Scott, Tihos- noon session, giving an account of Mrs. Evan-Ellicott, of Oshawa; Mr, �onto'agere• with F. Wj and Mrs. Gib-
Sunday will be God, a Loving Fat -
her 'or a Policeman" and ".The Gregg, 'Maitland Anderson, M. J. ' the• address by guest - speaker, Mrs, and Mrs. Ivan Ellicott, of Oshawa. son =J-% Y
Holy' Spirit in Creation' *, Willer, Howard Malcolan and D. Ii; C. Young, of Toronto, who spoke �a and Mrs,. Frank Ham, of Vie a�' to' learn that Milton y
:'.
A D�dg,- WtSI 'hp �P►a Dolphin4 He is survived by a niece, on "Persia in the New Da5", &he Claremont, with M. and Mrs. Ham= Pegg is recavesing from his recent
y, mantsora. ilton - Mr, Ralph Carttr and wife, operation at Oshawa Hospital.
Mrs. 1). xarrert Peat
nerving tiveu lu TCraa+•c, a °f `ran lator
t11e home of *rs. S.'Cook. Proce L11C „� .yJ6 tt. ;i,,_�w�il - -[,,. - - -- yam- ,}- �..•:,.g _ s _ a -I, - -- ti ge West,, ai r.�fii,,; .,,.
P
Marlrha'm with ,the Frank ln8i•- 1Vlr, '
will go to the Red. Crone. ion Cemetery. intimate knowledge- of'Uthe people tee lee i• ,�, o”" ""
Don't forget 'the Community Park -R- And customs. She was able to make home . for the week -end,. _ cuit on Sunday owing 'to the absence
Board Concert on, ;, riders evening, her address most interesting, as re- of the Pastor. Mr, West is always
- - -ilow liter -Tbere -will be a good pro- ported by Mrs,, Norton: At the close welcomer a�
gram and dance following. •� _ Vf V- On' Friday evening, Tune 6th, at 8 -
< Ol:iock, under _�hv .suny."m V*
Pte. Bud Norton is expected out social half hour was spent at the �
of the hospital in a few uays and tea tables, hostesses, .Mrs, . Sar_day, 2, of the W. 4 the ' Solina Dramatic
_ Club will put on their popular dt-
wsl then heie�'He has beebeenontint Rose Borden �Christie moved Str. � refreshments. Johnston Pro- The regular meeting of the-Wr A: skna, apte�fr ;;. i►!f. : : <<3� :
from Cam S of the- United Church will be held j drama has been presented nineteen
td to hoapitgl with scarlet fever. ' Hospital. i Hood -- Lennox
This Baptist Mission.. Circle will The Cl 4 L Tr meet Friday even - t. , on 'Phusday afteraooq Juae 4th in . times go the ng, SO Club. Coarse ant
_ most' home of Mrs. Wslford in8, the 29th, at the home of Ethel St, Johns Church was the scene the schoolroom of the church. The �enjojr eotaethiag good, .wit. Its sad
araxt 'itrdiy at 2Gl0 P. m, when Beulah Hamilton, Pt+esid- of a very interesting wedding oag are in the 25 cents!
+► report 'of the Convention Will be ent, in charge of the worship period. g°ttttdepr afternoon, May. 28rd, when �e of Group. East, sad the word The W. AL S of the Chvuit vM ;
i • . The Wbaetri. Ihabttate. are spon- Miss Hilda May Hood 'eras- united in •W1e4Wg6*10`f - is Scale of Val- most at Mrs. X. I` POWs, Thurs-
giveb marriage to Mr, David Lennox, the o change of dime► day nest at 2 p. m. All the ladies
]era, X •E. • F�ossytha, Miss S. E,' somas : an Old - Timers Catteert for beAe't he daughter of Mr. and Mrs. - --
the evening of July ZbW- Keep the Chart, good. Rev, L g� Kennedy, of open at 7C.4B. are .regaesteal . to be present as a
dialegates to the Women's Baptist d+W in mind. Claremont, offidateda The beaucku Duabarton Unit 'specal program U to be gives. -_
Rod Cross will be in tM Conmtusnay. - - -
Missionary Convention of Ontario TAe MCVUrter family are moo=r floral decorations in the church har- H", Tuesday afternoon, June 2nd.
Wast, that mat In the Manple Bap- ing the loss of their pet clog, who moaized with 'the gowns of the brl- Asnong those who 'attended the
- -tist Chur+eb,; Toronto this week„ , was killed on Main Str, by a car dal party, white and mauve lilacs Whitevale
A gWet Wedding was solemnised on the ' 25th, and yelio1w tulips. Mrs. Harold Mit- ' of the Observers' Qaee
In Stouffvllie, on Saturday, May 23, Only meagre reports have come at Jarvia on Saturday were: Mr.
when Rowena onngeat daughter of as to the condition of Miss Wanda shell, 'Dunbarton, sang, during the and Mrs Iawson McConACUie with
. 5 signing of the register. Mr. Bentley Shirley nd 14ia, - 1
Mr, and Mrs I rt- '14�%W,...., .,t- V�um. -w xAs -;la .vita, menijWtis Y Mr. Jack r'erguson Our Whitevale farmers are very ,
supported the - * _�r__HoR envian■ of some of o r m tion
Claremont, became the bride of Mr. in a Toronto Hospital. Plaxton and Mr. Fuller acted as us-
Jack L.�naa, eldest son of Ms. and Mr. and Mss. Harlock and Dor- Guelph and Betty and Robs ThomP- workers here.
hers. Mrs. Plaxton• was in charge son. We must thank everyone !here who
' ,Tars. Wesley Leh®an.' of Claremont• othy, and Mrs. `MaWhirter were of- the music, playing the weddin R
They will reside in 'Pbronto, 'where visitors with Mr. McWhirter's peo- The Y� P. U. of the United Church ably donated to ouz Red Cross idta-
le over the week -end, march and accompanying" the solo- brought the activities of a very -ing the
past _ wee)q, This Is, a very
_
-,Mr. LdEman •la .employed. P s successful' year -to a close with -a vgorthY cause and 'everyone should
bangUet •and program last Tuesday . donate, all possible. ;
- - - night. Mr. Randall received
ed word tl! the
death o. his father Joseph Randal,
_ l __ -- - -_ - - -- - - a native of Stouffville the last 15
years, Mr. Randall had made his
�il home with his daughter, Mrs. M, G. :
- -
e��vvaa west years or� Iowa. a� wll4r
Miss Mabel Harbron o! Markhsan predeceased him, 15 years MM. -
: _` _ _ c _ :' - spent the weep -end with her mother Ott Wednesday, Jane 3rd, the W.
Mrs M. Harbrou. A: will meet at the home of Mrs.
Miss Iris McDowell, of Toronto, G Hangs. Following a d ort liars- -
spent the week -end • with Was Velma iness meeting, an afternoon of hag
r from here attended A to w
A num�e m a ed hearty welcome all ho •coMna
- - . the Hood -- Lennox wedding at Brou- to join in s lint social lira ,
r - Or ghaan on ♦Saturday afternoon last.
Was Glenyce Stephen spent the
- -- -- - -_— week -end with her parents at Ash- Cl @out y Aisrrsk,e sas;is
U NEMPLOYED�� MEAD' r - _o - •
,;.. Mr, and Mrs. Floyd�Reeeor, bfOUNU black and �vfsite !o:
Oshawa, were callers at the Victor
terrier, Phone Wm. Miller, Pickering `
a a Parkem home over the week -end: F .'
._ � - ',: :.. ; - • , . -• ,A number from here attended the
condition. Phone Pfch lOb
:T - - a i on F`n night S O
MUST A$ O t s T F ft x cottage � or sale oVer-
dance t Brook! n o ' 'day ni ht
last. - 6 • Roomeid r ;^
' Tom Richardson from Newmarket looking lake, at irport Meech at i5
• paid a flying visit - to 'friends in our Lakeview Blvd, and -Park Crescent.
=veu7 mac between the ages of 1$ and � who ts unemployed or . ' • Electricity, fireplace, conveniences,
who will not be gainfully occupied after May .31, 1942, mast rig- burg on Saturday last. Write Mrs. Jones,. 405 .Dotgtas Aver
` der. The following are excepted: Full -times docents, or thoN Heav+ey traffic o! the week -end Toronto HY7144. :
OO tied in an asylum, or a prison, or hospital or home for the makes a peragn really wonder if
gasoline is rationed. FURNISHED CPWA(;E, one mike _
and ' asf P E Mrs Plaskett of Greenwood spent west of Pic)ering . Village, .06.00 _
- - - -- -Work (Scientific and Technical Personnel) Regulations, 1942. Phone Pulp„ 16 r 22.
Monday last with Mrs. Victor Par.
-- SALE -
•; kin. -FOR -- 1934 Ford ,4, Cooper -=
w 8 $ T O R $ fi Y T _ . 1�,y- iveat �f the act Good condition. good tires, radio -
- :} two weeks has been disagreeable to and heater. W. J. Baldwin, Locust
If you have not already registered at as Employment and Claims - his week' hilt;
Office of the Unemployment Insaranoe Commission within.the last
brings a nice sunny day. FOR SALE - quantity of, potatoes, +
Mr. Gordon Steil and Mr. Harald Green Mountains, Phone. Pick.. 96 •
: *' d"r' r to reaiste! Stell of Peterboro were at-home for -r 4. -John G• Mr�ro 40i ._�__
: Wthin the week of June 1st, 1942, or within'ons week after'bw the week -end Mr. Stanley Stell, R. SUMMER C(3 nAGE -- to rer� _
tiomiag unemployed or not gainfully occupied at any time afba g River Valley. `
C. A, F. returns to Mos 'on Rom ey, b Rooms. part.
- � 810, 1942. Tuesday, ly furnished.- , E. Morgan, Rouge
_ Mr, 'and Mrs. Herbert Parkin and $ills, Pickering, R► R. R.
Miss : Anna Iaee Parkin spent' the $3000 - beautiful cottage, Fairport ;
To R $ Q Z s T a _ _ -- - ' week -end and holiday with, their ,V
Beach
Dunbarto
n.
Five large
e room
i
parent
a.
Mr. ,
• M.
an Mrs. Herbert Par-
A* H rt
a
P
-t _ ... ' -'..1. At an Employment and Claims Office of the Unemploymad idn Sr. - if `a 1
Church servAee on Sunda in verandah, double lot. United
twMance Commisd�on, if you live in, or within five miles oaf, • y was at• Rrealty, 1979 Yo Sti+: Toronto
any or town in which there is such an office, or tended by only .a' small congregation S9--Ly
~ z owing to unfavourable weather.. Mr,
West ;from Ashburn was .the speak. FOR SASE - International House'
- ; A At the nearest Post Of m, if you do not live ia, o: five 4'
milm of, a city or towa is which• timt�e is an =seploytsent er and Save an interesting talk- " Car, with 'ail: conYeaienebe, tired. > t
` re' ; Service next Sunday at the usual good,
also gwoltiie lanvn mower; 1$
y. Cefms_Ofiia., - _ hour, imis",, foot canvas cause car boat; '10 by i!_'
:. -W4 anerQj Inatftate-aTe -ta Wuredsy VOd- Ary dente E...Morgan, -X- -$
PSN %wA -L .' 5 afternoon at the school. A short pro- 2 Pickering, 'at Rouge Hill to
yr gram will 'bye presented be'* the pup-
must rsafaw soon at I*&* every two 119 WN faf Tom goer � , �;
fie, there will also be a bazaar and �* set and Bela 1
Osamu STE
h i, ` :'' C��,- fish 'pond. Following the meeting,
USED D 'OLDTKING,- RILL
�w. �.Qrii40'0� �FiiOh' a Pilunch will be ser4ed. Come cleaned
and prslMe$ lilge 7tew, �M
4" lei and help the children make this a leoolved a large sM'I�t of
success. -All proceeds to the B, W r _ les s'! !nits, k> ,
Ftmd. ' - cbab Very relNiahible
• - ``_ r ", - :�_ -t -_, +���++�P�� ' i : T ; - _S'ha Parkin. and Harbto �tautili�n. will "y you to 000ae bens bases
,. - are bgtertadain Mdwatt and 8- . • dami�itt, al "
iron 'families of Toronto, Unionville, Kona Str. West, Ads , �
LOCAL �O Willowdale etc'. to a social. evenfng We also makes to m E in Kinsale Hall on Friday evening' and .sP�g coats guaranteed to IN
May 29th. The family autograph Best Warkmanabtp*
tr f = - quilt made by the Parkin and 11ar-
- ! L alt... -_'�'%'.•."yp' -._,__ -- - �. _.-.__ - ,.�.. .,. .. . .: ._. �..'�' = "" -�,•:r%'= :,,:.:i.. -, =�
,- .
MISS
IN m, 1 nu 1 nr. IN , n IN
IILDR£N- -WAR'8 VICTIMS THE WORLD 'ROUND _
M,CE - _ A WeeWy Colaatma About Thin aaid lUt in Tbo Canadian Arm?
M.
Well, we got it at leaf! ♦touch -From the little port that hat•
at total war in our front yardl hours the pilot fender to its mouth
Waighter torpedoed • in the St. the mighty St. Laetreace River ..
- � Lsiwreacef I know the news is takes on almost tIre proportions -
stale, but sin I know that broad . of . as inland sea�fletevyy wooded
ce
ettnary at well as most of us
country abounding with wild life '
a, • know ]Rain Street or Broadway backs the settled frfhtje along the
you might' be interested in a few shores. It is tempting country to a
z _ remarks on the subject.
brutalized idea who, have been
u Naturally, since the question of cooped up for weeks in the .fetid
security enters into its I shall not atmo>apher8 aR tti aubiitirine.
t - attempt; to speculate as to' where Wild life, moose, deer, smaller
the attacks took ,place although, game, ere• very tempting to men
wh9 laaPe Lcay jir.l,.g
.�.,.,.... �.., ♦lsn i,nnr s,4 nh the
\ u - -- attacks were made and the re • n vat rations Thou stet, he ra,. r a
portea times of the landings of to 'try a little hunting. And
k
e survivors at .various, little -ports it may be too-ba;d for them. Have'
it is not too hard for an ex -ship- you ever faced a eeneeientious
news reported to' figure out with- dame Warden?.,
A -in fifty miles or so. The farmers of the Sower 6t.-
what __ pert —A °F I:awreace, a r e an dmphibfous
Jr,/.IIwluV the rattiless pattern set in Europe, -children of 'the Orient, too young to'understand the that the sneaking underwater people equally at hide between
terror which has come upon them, are driven from their homelands by the relentless forces of, war. hounds have at last gathered their the handles of a plough or a pair _
our - -
error, these Javanese and Chinese y g .
Evsatiated from Sumatra when the Ja invader spread his t courage to the point of ris g .. of Qatar in a gasoline tractor or e
Australia, hospital which has become their refuge. Kvea - waters, fa -
� aters pose 'willingly at the Port Melbourne, Auatra their is confined wet Ly _ -
p P
- f fag launch capable of rl ing.- - -- � .
weaker than a year ago and also' ��Y� < ► "the "� -
_1ilE_�tAR - WEEK — Commentary il Curreilt Events - -that the.-strength of Russia —con of the Individual Citizen's -Army. - river —ice- noted: -They' will
y There is ao need -to worry about give a good account of themselves
- - tinues to increase while, accord- �e steps that are being taken
- German and Russian A ._.__yes ! ing to some authoritative Sources, if they let the chance.
Clrl<iJU that of German tends to wane. �e Canadian Navy .=- i) was They are used to making a lic-
��// j,� rte- y -immediately announced that long-
•• o r Mighty •Con 1Ct �� Most Gambia prepared plans were at once put �g �e hard way in a year round-'
contest- with the elements and
It is not- surprising, therefore, into effect. will be just an equal' to protecting
The massed armies of Russia moved the inl7at�ftants out of ,hear'tbaL some .o! the milttauy Remember a few days after the _ that 1i91ng -when the occasion
land Germany ,.have moved into their homes attB took yossession. leaders in GermAAX are oppQaed Stile yellow saes attacked Peazt arises.
German - - -`J L., ,. i.,b,• -,� a .-d -aC a-w to an ostensive sQainet Russia Harbour? They shelled the Cali- Bnt' they won't be able to, do it
=task in the Crimea appeared to . well placed- for fictive. fighting. } year. A policy k advocated fornia coast. That was dons from Saone l'
`'be the first step iii Hitles's long- The food situation In Germany of organizing the territory sd- a submarine. - They will need, Ad must -have, -
- _ kezalded . spring drive aim d at itself, ss well as in the occupied ready taken and that Rtiuia be It can hsppe4 here= every other Canadian standing
<�
e cad the bounds o
L
.... Not b
AA considered bad and y
- ea bi the countries is
.. • iM ail and mineral wealth . �neouzmged to destroy herself b'7 .�' behind them. They will need the
Caucasus, (It- was reported re- V getting wove. The losses in ass-min the offensive and wear- sibility are lap, gq at oSpcure Royal Canadian Nsvy _ which eQ' , -�r•-
- tasatly that German tanks and mechanical' war equipment have_ ing herself oat -by - attacks on im- spots the deli of night for many of their sons have joined.
treeks were using olive oil as a been very heavy and it ill doubt- pregnable positions, vister apd food or dJesel oil. �• '
Tna[ u way a recruiting aam• i►oot .
High Allied_ opinion, liowsysr; clothes, warm food, rubber. hoofs.
Whfls A ie Russians were being pons over the winter has fully. cotnsiders that Hitler is decidedly Y going on for the Reserve depth charges, ammunition.
_ Sweed -to retire alowly in the compensated for -losses at the opposed to such defensive strafe- Army' Married inen in the "ac- TOU'ye guessed itt That's where
t Ares Marslial Timoshenk(va �O -Xy and holds that he must for 4 ptable age group and married '
dtvidons launched a counter move Rw•ise Preparatfed• - «decisive vietorp in gratin and and single men whose categories the Individual Ctagai . Army ea• .
--is, fact it unfit them for overseas service tors the picture agate. -
might be called an Is, Russia, throughout the win - gsrnbib everything is the effort„ are needed to form a "home _ To give the Navy' Its 'woollen
edttenaive move — and broke. ter. preparations were being It is eonsidered a- political nseesr• stints." There may be wort for sweaters, its heavy socks to wear.
_.6yough the Nazi lines at Khar• made to meet the expected all= sity for "Hitler to show new vic- a home guard rSit'cb sobne_r than under sea boots, it's hot cocoa -_
" .lwv, the great industrial city of out Nazi drive in the spring. Huge • " tories. If he loses his reputation we complacently anticipate. sweetened for energy fte 'depth
-- il>tie U1Qaine. 3o begins the third factories were -successfully moved for inviaeibility be lases every
._ __ _ _��. -- T'aer. are long miles oL snore-
thltlg. - - great many thfaEs
- - - Flret Ph& of War hind the lines where huge quan- in on , s here oL'the estuary Every erdwr �• •, � 1 -
- thAss of iron • Orb and coal are • . in whisk tt:attere rd
The' first phase began almost are- the only signs of babltation. Prices and Trade Board, Use (ward
e
year sub soh' t �...,._,., acc%Oble: aL�t iliaf of ecgAomla Strategy, In designed
bauxite, the raw material for . . But the men and women who* to malts s important eommod-
es, marching eastward, met Tatt ' IN st live !n these picturesque white, D d
aluminum. ity or ingredient available to one
-a*d overwhelmed the Russian - houses are of a sturdy stock that
The Russian losses of war ma- of the fighting services.
;hress from the Baltic to the stems Dark to the hardy . French-
ehinery in the first few weeks of "Yorits artist In the thronged
`;@Yak See. " men who wrested i?aaada from Metal kegs are banned - 'depttt '
Hider's attaxk- last - June - -were port at Halifax is Professor erred.
The Russian armies were push - the defences of nature and who' charges are metal kegs; sugar is _
very heavy. The Russian situa- erica ♦• Baldwin, daapfte the faot ,
et back, fighting stubbornly, and a b 17 - defended . their - territory - ratloaed -- �gi— makes a= ►slti"
�hlit_nat. _ t=on was desperate anti) the win- . against savages who would be alcohol makes explosives; rubber
ter immobilized, to a great oz- a palette or easel is restricted — rubber makes sea-
' - "'aaorehed ear W." .Depth of Ant- appalled at the savagery display. -
` sin deletes and lengthening Crer- tent, the German mechanized _ lies work is done with sisidles ad today by the "ttultured" Nazis. boots; we carry parcels to sate ;
liana linen of 'eommnnication flow - equipment. Now the Red Army and garialk dyes, with the hairy Even if there are submarines wrapping paper - . wrapping pa.
- - ----
- Map the Nazi, advance. position is different. With the chests sera muscular arms of thrs in the St. I,iwrence we cannot per helps -make shells; and we
r= ever- increasing flow of supplies sailors in the Royal Canadian all play-the role of Madeleine de shouldn't need to be ordered. W a _.
SocoaJ Phase. of War from Britain and the - United Navy mad merchant marine as his Vercheres, we- cannot all, join the - should cheerfully volunteer to — -
`With the announcement on States the Russians are not infer oaihvasaes. He is the seamen's Reeserve Army, but we can all make even more savings than are '
Nov. 29, 1941, that the German for in equipment, except for artist by common_ appointment, . play our - parts by doing every planped for us. -
tmmfes had- been hurled back at tanks, and.. even that situation and a man !e stilt regarded . a a thing possible in qu daily. lives_ That torpedo is,- the 9t: Lawr -,
Iltostov, gateway city to the Can- may be, remedied. landlubber until he has squirmed Oc .- r "ua«e .. w� sues sons a. nilgie call.
- Relda'• Straotth • - unaer take hands - of this short, wartime production. Let's 'fall in "1 •. -
soar began. Throughout the win- Because Russia is a united genial l�glishman. _ _ .. _ -
tw Russian counterdrives forced nation, — Hitler's attack brought Go and he will give yon
retreating Germans westward. Life whole. populstion go the sup-'• a fine aim etching whose reds • The heavy- seas tossed us about
spring came the Red Army and blues will never fade• to let Norwegians Hear and nearly swamped -us• at titua•i. -
sP ng port of the Stalin regime =the _ �- 0 -�'- -- R
recaptured, about •100,00a Rnasiaa morale is`eztraordinarily you foMt a girl named Mamie or ills reca y but we went on and on, eeemi .o-
miies of the - 600;000 - Mabel. Or �e will pick -out is sub BBC Broadcasts. straight into the Atlantic. Nen-
good. Consequently there- is nQ 1Y
by the Nazis in.the war's. duel yaatels and pints d touching _ �� ly -as, hour -later a bunip' loom-
sabotage behind the Ifnsaian lines, scene called "'sailors' memorial"
' phase• whereas it it a menace almost - • Get News of World- From up' out of the blackness, a_ tiuy --
AhoWing. Inside a laurel wreath,
Battle of Production we, here• behind 'the' German . Careful Concealed' Radio island. There were several bo: :t3 '
zYw the last of a ship being swallowed y in the small. cove, and. low von es
— ; - -, 2%roughout the winter, too, the lines. by angt't seas.' came from a hole in the ground. - -
�sitle of production was waged Much of Russia's Strength -lies'' Professor Baldwin claims that Thin story by an escaped Nor -
fakirs the fronts, German lac- in the mechanization of agricul- his customers,. the majority of wegfan is typical of -those .that .. • We crept_ is through tha opening. =
liar%@ were speeded up to • capa- ' tare. - • It was possible to - move a ,. -
gki--srouaction - of guns, tank great part of the motorized'a 'equip- from the occupied - countries. It its 4reen eye and lit dial was cre
N + 0. q p- lads who choose his chaste .meta•
*Asks. and .planes. Flesh troops, meat in advance of the German o "` =-
lT faG ;G y..+., werew..adon. ropulathons skilled more 'bawdy' offerings. Many of. the BBC's' European .Service :: the London 'announcer's voice was
E:11*io"d. Workers were called in the use at the equipment were the merchant mariners, he said; I stood on the storm swept head- heard.
occupied countries to also transported. As, a result, want to -have.-tattooed on them -- I"d .somewhere la NVILi rI'u Lscr- it wad . the midnight news. It
T .',am - the .war plants, releasing - - -s r"t —wxcaa heretofore unculti- the names of buddies `lost at sea: '-way �t'tth' 9 new found friend, •a Vas 'mostly bad''news that night.
Rests Gentians for We fighting vated have been seeded —on ex- OtheFe, have, rho, names of their fisherman. I had been hunted for The. ,pipes were putted. harder, `
irk ample of /orialised !arising on s entire families listed `,down- their , days and found shelter, ,In .hie. that w:as fife. only sign of emotion.
_ it Is stated that . Hitler has vast scale. There is no doubt that ,arms. home.- It was' night. The winds They could take It, those men.
Owed 100 divisions, a total oi: another winter of war would The professor himself-1a a firm swept througir the pines and the When it was ended one of the
=than a million men, through strain the food supplies of both exponent of his art—he might qe stars sparkled out of the black -, men said •quietly: 'Thank Cod for.
During last winter he Russia and Germany but the Rua- galled ` a walking billboard: From ness. "It 19 time for , the news ", the truth, even if it hurts. It's a i
>rfatained about one million men sians would probably be the better his ankles, to his neck` cavort the fisherman said - q-u i at I Y. -real• friend Fho dares to tell you
Russian trOlrt.' 9e gar- fed. dancing girls, snakes, ialeedla ., toe wr, -- •..adc f�.
Melio*aul .ie utuad, is about It would appearRhat the spring hearts and names of otherwise his. ,boat, we jumped in and row., our boats, and rowed off into ths- -
n risen, ae last finds Russia stronger and Hitler forgotten. romances. ed out into the storm. storm; to our distant 'homes:
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REVLAR FELLERS -The Thinker , By GENE BYRNES
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t,l. K►iO►FHOI.E IN TI•IE IIOMENOW OR sOINE . -.. t -_ - -' _WH TIQAAAK
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Havo Yoa Heard' Hitler Mak" Visit , " W _..1 Cien"
ilk ' To Napoleon's Tomb J ]'�
There stn going around i�oing
Deatly. Into a s6o1e and A description or hoer the Haab.
emanded a new track -tire. ror from Fuehrei Adolph Hitler down' RADIUM AND BOMdS _
is gas, he was, Seat to- a- tnuftins- to the common soldier, react to The Memorial Hospital, of New _
concern where he -repeated his their first contact with Paris has York, . one of -tile largest institu.
request, been .brought back by ant .Ameri- tions in the world devoted to tha
- 'Sure," he- was told, "we'II sell -can woman who - escaped from oe- treatment of gancer, has decided '
-fou ' a now tire." So• he was hand - cupied, France. German soldiers,- not to bury its nine gramm of _
--1M-- one-- and-told -the- price - would -- - officers -and- cabinet-ministers are- -mum In case of air•raida. despite
be ;10,080. now making' themselves _at home British practice. Five grams wilt
"Wbatl" yelled the belligerent •*in hundreds of places which were be kept in a safe resting on bed-
buyer. familiar 'to Americans before sock in the sub - basement, and sus- _ °+
"Why, of oourse," the seller ex- 1989. - rounded with concrete two feet
plained. "That's 180 for the ttre thick. Four grams are in •a 600- GPOWN 1 • ONTAPIO
Hitler, for instance, she reports'
/tad ;10,000 to pay the Federal � . pound. lead Container known as a ..
made his. first-visit. to, the _hiato a _ upack,'�.. fib. _is also._well - pzo-
a sites of Paris 'between 8 and 7 -fited. - - -_ -' -- — -- - -- — - -
She: "Darling,, it's just a yeal a.m.. so that his whereabouts . New Starnp Issues Three issues will show the Xi1W ••
today since our honeymoon, when would not be known to the public. FERTILIZER - to ties uniform of the Navy, Army
We anent that wonderful day, on His visit to the Opera House at Lightning is useful as well as TO Appear .filly i and Airforce, reeperltively. A
the`eaads" 4, o'clock,- one morning almost 10 -cent Issue will .shove the Ot- _
frightening, Pathfinder quotes
" frightened the watchman out of - ' Postmaster - General Mulock do- • taws Parliament Buildings _and
He: W9, never thought then scientists as saying. It has been - that weld be spending, our first his wits. Hitler insisted on in -, estimated that the some two bil- scribed to . the House of Com- the Union Jack and a 18•cead
„ speeting every corner of the his- Boa lightning strokes. annually re- • mons designs which will appear stamp the Canadian RAm- tank.
anaiversa on the rocks. +,sic buildin>: from., the ma> bl* 1) tons of nitro, " on, A new series' of Canadian pos- A 4-cent stamp will show Can- _-
-� -.�
Au "�� `�_ foyers to the dressing rooms bas ..,. �srain elevators.
".....L..�14Yw• --wa_ - -- stage. - a�i from the air in the loan of - ..
g 'Then he gave an oraua' w, Thu Twill reflect Can- A now stamp, .covering botw
progress. Tile' proSeSeor. picked . aitrte acid, to help rertlltse tae - --
have the edifice . scrubbed from a as part in the war with re- air mail an* ape lki ae..,o.J loco
.� upon a daub- looking character sar6h. . , .
top to bottom, and issued a state- ' ' &pest to the armed forces i� will bear the l3feturs of a Trans ,
for his sisal questions.. .. .. :•-. -- ' r` _ ,
"W h o . signgd the Magna meat that it was the finest build- : gHRIMPg production of munitions. Canada airplane.
raw.+. s„ ing in Europe. - Of the half a million sins laid
.. _ No - answer. "Both,acts offended the r'lreach'— i8 her life-
"Who was Bonnie Prince the woman said. "They liked the time, an average of only two our- BIG SALE
Charlie ?" 'patine' of age -old dirt, and beau- vivo, yet that is sufficient to sup- -
No answer. ty loving Parisians had always port an industry with a =16,900,- OF 1 i
-"Where were you 'on Monday?" spologiied for the Opera House 000 annual take, accoldinc to
'Drinking a beer with a friend as a baroque mouostrosity. Lealon E. Martin Jr:, in "Natural
of mine.'? f History."
-I'How do you expect to pass this "Hitler'a nest calls were at the _ 'I S-ED RS
eourse if- you drink beer when you InvaItdea and the tomb of Napo-
LINOLEUM
are supposed to be 'in ela•a?" leou, his patron saint. - He has had - A
„ , the tomb raised from the crypt to young English inventor,
I don't, air. I only came in to Frederick Walton, got the idea 'AT
-Six the electric heater." the 'ground floor, it is said, and •• ;
every German soldier is required for' linoleum when =he kit a - pot - _ -
As_glub gathering eld in by military order to visit it. Lines of paint uncovered, and the our-
-g ___ -_� . dace' hardened into a rubbery
..t ..Concord, New Hampshire, one the French call them, can seen 1°'• - - -
couple proved to be champion . _ - " - - - - --
contestants. The wife won the daily lining up foi blocks to carry
lolling pin contest. Her husband out these orders with proper awe J�pPlline9 Drop - - - gait'! Priew J ltetio>'!i - -
- was fleetest in the 80 -yard dash Struck admiration." Prisoners' risoners' L etteri - -
/for men. - - - San knit we Ws papas few big lint.
Creeping downstairs in his bare ROW CAN I Japanese planes, flying high • 'o* tran.parta<eios > 4tai p� over Port Moresby, Now G'nittba; HURRYI HURl�ZY• - -
— ' reel, .ills iiouaeno:1ier au�t,,;ooG oTr _ °
----- •._.._._.___._ a packet . at- fous- .hundred . - -- f
Intruder packing the family ail. - - — - -- -- — — _ -
ver into s•bag. Q•How can I stiffen scatter , letters from Australian prisoners
"By Jove, s real burglar? I Tu959 in enemy -held territory, the Mel- - -
--nay, wait a minute, will you ?" . A. By arxetching them • tight bourne radio reported in a broad- ON, ' "An' you'll call a cop!', snarled and. true, and this- tacking face Dt heard by ere
The lotion were dropped April i+�t.�l►ucl�l.irr- i3Uit9C . PONTIAC DISTttISUTOItS
"`• they burglar. 1 don it think, „ -owls, Sprinkle, the basks goner- 28; the broadcast said, mad sines t
Oh, no; only while 1 call mY' ouslp with a aol� made by have been. forwarded to their ad. 1041 as 8w - 15" Dasif" Ave. •I177 Yong* St. ._
wile. She's heard you every night dissolving 1s' noun of Plaice glue -senses by Australian Army aII- TORONO _ ONTARIO r• =_ "'•' ;_ .
for 20 years, and I'm sure it will in '•s- gallon- , of water. This dresseea. -
be a real pwnau.0 W -filer to- meet - shoaki -be - prepared in a double -
= =- you at last.,' boiler or-IL container surrounded
oy nor. water. ra.iuw dive . ur L.. 9 Ri"i1K$f t}Y'• ` ,: �
• ' Biil -r'I hear they stave taken dry for twenty -four hours. UBE
she earl morns train off our ive part' of the big "sags papal" ' a
♦ J morning ' your
Q. How can I make notes or
route. Do you miss it ?''' alterations an. blueprints; or auto- -ripe one of-Britain's Hrltaia s biggest rail• ho ps John — "Not atace. they - hlte aphs, or memos on snapshots' ways is . issuing half-size • single•
taken it off P' journey tickets. This - railway •uses
P�EED1 "
A. Dip a pelt into a solution of more an ,000,000 single tickets
ordinal bicarbonate of .soda, and a th ' ii -
"Pa," said the boy; looking up Y - -.: • 1► 'year.
the^resutt will be gratifying. - - _ _ _ _.:•i:_
his book "what does a man's ,r,gk
' gt'ainv
'better half' ean?" for tit+ * - Tha °
'Usually, my non,' replied+ the cake icing creamy' supply Is so short that ?oast -reef- -
1%. ther from behind' the evehing A. -If a teaspoonful of vinegar - -dents are asked to report all rub- • � � ,
paper. "she mesas exactly what is added to grainy cake icing, it bee washed up. It to cattatdeeea Box 421. 73 Adelaide W. Toronto - -
she says." will renter' it creamy..• the - only ,source of additional, sup- !
Q. Haw can, I mend the broken plies.
'1leacher: , "avow Freddy, w
` y, by wire of an electric light globe?
'does a polar " bear wear a fur A. It can oftentimes be mended
;coat?" ,+ by tuning on the current' and' tap.
Freddie: "Oh -er; welh I suppose' ping lighfty on the side of the L A S S IF I E DA D:1 E D T I S� WE N T S• e s he would look funny in a tweed hl,.l,c `� �� r' TF,i. rait`aa e e •
one!" the broken wire to vibrate and i a -_ - -- -- _
- touching one of the other. wires SABY'CH1C" &KIM IrROUBLES _ ,., . _
�,/ w hile vibrating, ',l't becomes •Feld- DON'T HOLD BACK ON THAT' ECZEMJ. AN D ALMOST ANY !.greaser ' HAW FEW OPENIN4i16
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Modern Etiquette -ed.- chick or pullet or capon order. itchy', conditions, quick roliot,• for men exempt from war service ;
n. How can'I give a' different Looks, like gaud markets all a�ttbraateed wits• -Arthur m (tut] or art- time). Business In
g year round for poultt•ykeepers Ointment Price 40c. 90% !O. booming. We'have large reserve
rt- ^� are with the right Mock. City Hall Drugs, To Queen West stocks ready to servo you. Ov
1. How do guests at a' house — �� -�--ta 4pple- .pie - -- - -- c( gh
or week -end .part ascertain when A. T satin a little orange . snots for June soave -ryy should Toronto. a0e guaranteed prod ts- 1RoatL��e
Y �' g g g bi sent now. Bray Ha
or 180 necessities. Our A. is. C Book
-they, are expected to arise in the rind- into- the sugar. Sprinkle this John N., Hamilton, Oat RELP WAATSD het you make teal money. bfe
` morniff + o�cr the apples in the usual way, ristis Correspond•gc* lags -
g • FAMUMC PRODUCTS, $70 ta
2. When one receives a formal ani see what a different and de- -WANTED WARD AIDZS FOR Clement. Montreal -
NABY CHICKS Muskoka Hospital, Gravenhurst --•-
Invitation, and 'is very busy, 1r'dous flavor, it ,imparts. ,Apply to The Superintendent of SUMMER SCHOOL --
wouldn't it be -mill right to 'phone RAISING JUNE CHICKS CAN BiH Nurses -
made easier and more tirofitable, NMI.AND SUMMER SCHOOL '
'the hostess one's acceptance? You purchase Tweddle high WANTED AT 1+[USSAiCA gp� Eighth annual session, July sixth-
8. Isn't it all Sight to talk td 1L i „ilitV, ;%Vnlssent •Approved Ditat, C:ravenhurst, hausamstd- Augwt seventh. Courses for — - -
�f>!<iiCrS ast matur hicks. a Can waitresses. Experience not nee•' teachers include: (1) Refreshes
_ Oriea_companion while a motion. give protppt delivery on s lot of • ary. ADD1Y to J.- T. Murray. work In new u p•r school matter .
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.Picture is in progress'? — - popular ppurebreeds and hybrid' i matics and science; (5) tuttioa
crosses. 1Ve, have lneteea pure- CARS — USED AND xaw is 'upper school '14agllsh • and' bi-
,y1 4. What should be the keynote bianf' British housewives, tom n ology• (8) tuition in the Normal
oraril relinquishing the atru le breeds+ nine hybrid crosses-'and
of rwedi#ing ceiea'reng- tiaai- is..be. -- _ A 3 q g S>; lour breeds of turkeys, also one MOUNT PL.E.A3ANT MOTORS l.W.,- School subjects; (4). olaases t
io replace broken crockery in the hybrid turkey cross to choose, Toronto's oldest Chrysler, Flym- - handicrafts, choral rsadtng aa3
Ing perfoimed loon after a death from. Bend for tree 1942 seta- oath dealers three locations. !88 Enjoy. a profitable
tR the family of one of the prin. ' usual- manner are buying beakers logue and June Drice Ilst It wilt ML Yteasaat K31fd 504D Yoage ' •- summer n his. glorious Thirrtty�
o haudlelE+ss cups — instead of cups DaY you to raise extra chicks St and 1660 Danforth Avenue. Thousand Island Vseatlonland, s.
eipals ^ this year. Tweddle Chick Hatch- Our Used Care make . us �paq� For ln2prmstion write the Soo- '
5. May one ever leave -the whkll are becoeling more ,aad cries Limited,. Fergus,- Ontarlp. friends. Write for our Free Boob• Petary, Midland Summer School
spoon stall to In the' Coffee cu ^ more scarce. 'ht on pedigreed renewed and aa= Midland Ontario, or in Toros
d' g p.. alyzed used cars phone Ryland 5584.
6. How should the visiting''•
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Correspondence Invited. Hubbard furred white tongue, upset atota- Bookl*t of Information on re-
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1. It is up to the hostess to let C:HAM rtable , Uvaa• Co.. 108 Bstbatet ash from wrong eating', use E1fwa
. _ 8t', Toronto: ''Ne. 5" press}•iption o! eminent Quest.
them .know when 'to arise and' stomach specialist; '86e, 41.00,,
when- breakfast and the other Ir you are look'Inx for a new W1.00. El1k's Medicine Co.. Dept RHEUMATIC
market that pays the last BOOKS . BY MAIL,, Saskatoon-
• meals are to be sewed; The, tact -' •• • • PROVEN REMEDY—EVERY 'S[IF-
seat for Cream, ship to WRITE FOR FREE CATALOGUE, MEDICAL ferer of. Rheumatic Pains or
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9hlPtacats paid for promptly
ral routine of the house. 2. at, West, Room 21, Toronto, Odt er of Rheumatic Pains or •Neur- - Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. -
y Itis should • try. Dixon's m�y�;.
Neves. A fOrnlsl lrtvttatl0n 're- HUTCHEA9� 'sLlclxa MACH;piSa Munro's Drug store, a86�idln. OLD s[4Ufi! REWOiPElt .8fE1W v _ .quires an answer'on note "paper, Ottawa Postpaid ;.l.oa.
occeptance or regrets written in r"'� Relieves MQNTRIY a`-'\ TAC)TORY REBUILtS, Ass; MAKES, !iU(3Y, NEW KU(38 2L►DTt1 Flwlt
Drises low, easy terms. Write for old. Dominion Rug Weaving Con.
oh third person. 3: No.' 'It' is Lult particulars. $ark *1 Pioditets DYEIN[i rt CLEA1i1Nd Deny, p64 Queen W., Toronto - s
extremely 'rude and i]] -bred to do Co Ltd.. 688 -635 College Street, HAVE YOU ANY.THIii0� NEEDS Write [or booklet '
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g Women who atrizer pain of irregular HELP WANTED answer your queer ..D ._ lad DON'T TRUDGE TMOUGH
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only a few near relative- and in- ancee-- should find Lyd1s s Pinit- girls tpr tmm.dlate employment_ ' "lento. _ IlA{[E YOUR SNAI•s *,
timate friends.. should attend., ham's vegetable Compound Zlsblets and tots �ummsr. Experience' riot HAVE
added pn), vary aye ve to necessary. .Appligati ne ., f r o m PL ►CARDS, STICKERS Delivered by Mail
There should be nothing elabor- :_- .schoolgirlk. xp §egteq. Address, Any '6 or 8 ezpogUre 1liar perfectly
relteve*uchd Piakham'aTab- loan •a ,Restaurant, (irdvedhutst, PATRIOTIC GUM STICKERS FOR developed and printed• ton only. 56e.
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► :IRENE DUNN add l" Men'slFine Oxford shoes for sprirfg
•� p to j ' 0 1^,i8 YOU ' , ROBERT MONTGOMERY PIWXRING AND ,CLA:REMONT _
'- - "- Unfinished Business STORES - in' Black and Brown $3,50 $S.Oa
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! - with PRESTON FOSTER dehvele
CEMENTING- MTHER DALE s Cotton- -Sweat Shirts in grey.
C - For Treating
"Grain 16 oz
PLUMBING also an Added Attraction -3 (Treats 50 bush.) and white, -all sizes
ROOFING .
r 1 - We also sell Brantford Rcof' - de n Vaquero
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Materials, Empire Bathrom with CESAR ROMERO and .
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S r' Tonics - Men's Fine Hose fancy colors, ,
- - -- - - -.- Equipment, Duro Water MARY BETH Hu�ana T r
81 stems, Beatty Stable 25c 75 pair - -
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Boxed Chocolates - - - - - - - - -
F `- Equipment, and - . - -- O C a
Bnildb Material.' _ _ f.. Films _ IAADIES:
-. nett - Cameras, .`& - Films- - . _ - -- - - - '
FRI. and SATURDAY It's time to dress up the hvusel
r .-I Filimstes Free JUNE !, 6 and 6. ' ---" -'
w, Wort Gusraateed F$ESC1tIP'IRONS A _ BaspPp�New - -�Gwrtain Nets and -
_ It started with Eve cretonaea. �n,�l Rae. etc,
' Tbone 6802 ;
~'' PIC +'RING, ONTAM. DF3AlNNT.DURBIN.and BOYS$ DRUG CO•, Ltd
CIiARLFS I:AUGHTON ..._ H-A-P-MAN -
Pbone, Pick 6s _ _ -
s =.. .-• - Stare Hours 8 A. m. to A P. M. -
' Sundays — 9 a. M. to .9 P. �
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Be Pre SEED CORM
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for samser by getting 7mr
1 :__ -_ _ -' " �'•` mve- -- We ha ve a ient of Hybrid Seed.
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while we have thee. .
New stave. are Unitak bit Corn. Have you ordered your& 91-- s
�` _ - • - RePIWAMeat Part: are s.ailww&
Golden Glow, Bloody Butchers - - -
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Also wore a�g. Wisc. No. 7 Field & Seed Grain
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screw doors sad window ,
WHILE THEY LAST .._ :.
8 -H Paista, OM Taps eie..... ckage
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ALVIN BUSBB7 .'..:.Complete - stock. of garden tools. -
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Hardware Tinsmieh g -few lawn mowers
• - %PICKERING
PHONE 4a . - Electric- washers & refrigerators -
F Screen doors' and .window screed&
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f' kilns" when they're todMem So I. reckon _
' 'Oup to me and every- lien moth �IDeatL�cm.ea `Poulti'ji bOBl iIVC and �
at od.�.. u Main "Bt. E: Bton rills Out. ,
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to pay iW their $eedo®!" _ fw %rutty, IMcdical, and 3nr =ical PICKE RING FARMS _
-t. � - -_ = : • • iaata takes -
"Thst'rwhy, i we to it that ag my cbiJdren _ .-Maternity Semi.Roorb LIMITED •
L. War Savings eswy. • . I• tea -armed Nurses in attendance sad ':R>9�i8'PFRED EGif
what lroedem mesili-- l�►bat the � - u banr eerna gives. . - - - -_ _ .. -_ tiftA�N(i ' 8TA'L�Omt
grown- _ _ Ambulance Service «aars.i ONT. PHOi+i1f' 8ii - -
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:'... 're _Got to ghe up something too —and _ - , • - _ '
r MM m oo � Sw every Stoo ..oea =L. E. O 11 �t ALL NEXT _ - -
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''MEAT ��RR�T —
`: , JUSTICE OF THE PZA47 _ • _ _
P1adead is Pleame Cgssletae.
for the Count' of OntslM
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