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Home My WebLink AboutPN1944_01_21 - • '- �OL, LXIII DICKERING 9 ONT.y FRIDAY. JAN. 21. 1.944- _ ___ No.I or - --- Aal 111 1111 O ' Th e 0 i UIIRIC--WA g News nbe St. Francis de,Sales Pariah Arrives Overseas Safely- Pickering Ville T TO OSEIAWA ON _ Please Note I Mrs. William Teely L. A. C.. Bill Sparrow, K, C. A. , ';.... TIEME.SDAY EVENING On Wednesday evening, January F., has arrived overseas y, I. - �. The.Publishers of the Nevar will 12, Mary MoGriskin, beloved Rife cording to word received by his L. A. W., Maxine Elliott'.15 spans FolloAving a brief camPai6`n bK, not (unless stamped envelope is . of William Teefy, Passed away •.at parents this week. Bill is .the son Rotary Club, bind' the diree- . enclosed; forward .receipts for.ren-- . .her leave .0 her.home here. her home here. Her death. followed o! Mr. and Mea William 3parraw, j.. .Mrs,` Len. Burningham has join of Rosa,Irwin, thirty-four don- ewale received', from out-of-"town an illness of of �y months, during of Pickering. ed the stn!f of the Big Sti,re. were scheduled to leave here subscribers. We are altering and which time the family had-the.priv- ' His.brotl;eF Cecil, 38-alga with the .Don Scott, R. C. A. F., Westeris' Wednesday evening for the Oshr arranging*oui',availing list in such a ilege of bestowing loving care and R: C. A. F., and is'training at a Canada is at home on a two-weer Blood Donors' Clinic. Transit- manner, that reii< wal dates Will be' the best of medical advice. Her last t..station in_ the west. on was arranged, and the don- brought up-to-cafe each week. If .�—_ _leave: - days were made happy by a devot- Mrs. Arthur Bdyes'spent 'Sundayl all picked up at the four-miners you send in your renewal, .tnd find ,family; and ever faithful pastor. ; St. Paula Xhurdt, Dunbarton with her daughter Mfrs. Kemp. I - - 8 P. m• the date on your' label has not been kind relatives and many friends: � -- Mrs, T. Watson Lia just received' - Serious study was made of the brought up-to-date kindly' aSvise us Bore in HighlandCreek parish -Sunday, January 93.. Sunday a cable from Rorir announcing hist - et sheet provided, on Tuesday ev- if the label does not read cor. fifty-eight years ago,,daughter of.; School at 2.00 p. an,. Evening. Pray- , and all Lound `'I can't eat reef, it will be because we nave not safe arrival overseas. " or I can't eat that" the twenty- received your rerriiitance, or an Mr. and Mrs. William McGriskin, er at 3.00 p, m. Preacher at this Don -Keenp, R. C. N. formerly of she "me to this parish thirty- i service, Rev. E. G. Robinson. Ev- Dow's Lake, Ottawa, has been post., hours before the visit. — No oversight at this office: - three years--ago, She was a member eri*ene_welcome, --- East-Coast. ata before a visit to the �tinic: The prompt change--of-date,—ire — Women's - -- to the ' of the "Catholic League, firs George Meliroy, W o has -Rosa advises' that Oshawa Clinic trust will beaccepted as our ack- , BOY SCOUTS TO SALVAGE been,in the General Hospital, Tor- and for many years served as Pre. donors from:this neigh- no*ledgmeht of the receipt of your WASTE PAPER HESE onto y . sident of the Altar Society and on Year's, is greatlR and the request may ev- renew aL --- s 1-the Religious Vacation' School Com- improved in health. ; ly reach one hundred.- — mittee. Citizens of our comanunrty.must Miss Nancy Parsons,' of Westerm "it[rr: Irwin, or any member of the Pickering..UnitedClureh Annual She is survived b her sorrowin have, of late had their consciences '�,.. y g University, Landon, Ont.,' spent that' Club. will be inters in Meeting stirred when we read `daily of the husband and a family of teat child- week-end with her aunt, Mrs. V. E. g of your desire to-"go ong". B Correspondent very urgent eek of waste paper. By Po .;r• Patrick, Vincent, Mary, John, Cartwright. i - In Toronto Igular collectigns are James Margaret, Anna, Gerald, Ed- _ - We are sorry to_ rt Mrs. Johmi I Boy Celebrates '3rd Blrtmay - " .i refuse to accept it: The fact ward arfd Rita — all o the home- -Dwyer having bowl taken to Overseas that you were ran ted to make applies to many other res in Oshawa Hospital, to undergo ars y P _P- ; stead, but John, on ave service this gift, is ompense enough for Ontario, and throughout the nation. g in England, and Anna, on the fes- operation. I me'". (at his request the $f00 was chin ' staff of Holy Gross S. S..: at It must be_over.a year-since any Mr. Fared Fowler had the ,pleasank Gunner Dolmage of the FL g real•effort has been made to collect A. will celebrate hi3-.3.•vi birthday tutwd over' t0. the Missionary Oshawa. experience recent!y, of a visit !rola or_salvage paper here, and tons of eraeaa on Saturday. Bi,l will be -P'o'dia Such were the words of Res,' Requiem -Mass.was sung on Sat=_I his brother, Ernest-Fowler, a Sgt.- S urda Janus 15, by same 'must be'burned burned 'or otherwise M. R. Jenkinsorn in refusin a bon- Res. B. T. wa Instructor, at.:Wb:dctuek, �:ho'he hax on Janaar�_?'Heer.:;ated_rvith 3' rydestroyed to get it nut of .the Grey and Simcoe Regi. m Dgay` hii lase a S pa there icf ar�ninformatio], receiv-' ° , _ last Yeast tet ev. to t1w end of t P-I RING-,- NEW- CKE sites. In a review. of-'work. �Ir, 940. He an Edinburgh VIC-.. -_ A _. present at the_-_anctuary, Intei'nsent t 'Judging- "Pfa emergency in war. ' e in Agzrlare of Inst year Bill is Jenkinson told of-the .uccessfui Loc- took' place ]n St. Francis,de Sales , •d g 1 `frs. Ed.. B-* ari;.: .whoa has beeni .� - 5' e son of_Mr. and Mrs. E. C.--Dol- at]on of a resident minister in A ja.� Cemetery, Pallbearers were Vincent I this field, afld etmng pleas are be- remftne.d to �•:-d for several weeks aft tags; air-l'icfieung,...forre..y. . elft .aa'd ed-the app^imment of_a dPac�r,- and Jan�w� TFefy.Joseph and James is r.19 made salvage, par..icular7y the ,h+erre j•f k:Pr nYphew, Mr..Nur- . esc, arld the-fine micslorary. z,a" <�f: . 11crrisk, L':taert. ...T+irrance and 1,Pulp -paper, cf �ti�hich ne�•r'is one fnan-.lia:ik.%As 4!oy4Iy baining in untaville.._._ - {,? the ti5a*e' eou,++x ri s�t,i.rees. '.News . --- he-.Lickertng .lh lrch :n_ _iliowins; n L'.."wor. strenga:. airs, l:ryan 'is :i5 xears .uf.. him to-sperrd ~ n.hyll,- pilfer r�'a�r:cz �trF:Hn't wFtvlr. i lraiet'• •7a+a�lr:o.. ,c&rt.!ns. .-arF the _ - i'ickr'riiig Public- . �!.-e ir.:the wuric a� a ri-�1 �'. � t;F,, anti fan�'� ;G"�`;Y^• it -aur h„1, a. _ - The «_,.•:t n s institute. •,sill nie*:t _ p rf WCs. aye �cnd'Lr- �. 1]sat9C!]tt5t]3 Ca`t`T'a5 t� lK'ti*t� !!� _- ti I'icicerin tlr ane! ttr ,l tl :ri=rYr. 1 e n '1' p• art .J:�i ark _.]T at f#sm The :knr;ual M-er ng cf g rte pair=r and itr� tit'. P t�'.rerS :i i i �.,.,}{, salt k;. Mr. an(Ln� ni c.hr ..F �1rfl. 45'. H: Bray: 2:pie iltr :biic I:ii3rar� will be hold on M,n- t�?� ; tl:;a�„'i- ., rot it r ye»r. '1;1`r•- ] =�T.:t,r- k s+fig �' carr i_'a: "� c rrui twil, �a.t, tour.. ..t i'.:eci�sl i;r +1 i+ n c 2►arge of ., ..... anuar' '71, at b fldtl�.•' �J]:CC trl.ci .'ori{" T°4E• - ] Z• a ah _l'.r:- �� it i'.i«_ ].. ia+Lt`'. ZhP .F" .. a s� e c..•. J. }_. - �• p .�h:. _ k rev: y .i,- - -r T c#lH. s- _ -- F h r ' dy• _ - _. , in tie. I:ibraary Itnoirs s :p e. t i-Lt',l'!"., Fen .,C;C- �,felttxlrr: a•`d t3L',S—_' 7 'ter Ulfal�l\' .,14_.. Ll li 11. ,7!} l;l?n:•r::t&r .t1@ {tSl Y' ; ' "' .•;.,�;_'„ iii :.'; ..h°� iv• �••, ulUi\: �1, I l':ith]fil t,'' t',-C• 1..„u..trrt' nlr�n-' ♦ i r F L. et v..1 L"vrC'gted'arc' Snti cti-:� 3..- _ d L 1_ i triE� - 1 �)P .1 ,i.. f' r• ! 1, i2.......f Tor- 1�Sll.t'":sill 1}I' carrirKi' C t a.esus r..ntri.)utiOns Y6 017r . 11 r.d. flat id brrte ahie,�d her: �..t.-d t .� I Llai£ r!r.�.ai;,, rlHn=xoic- _tel} a ,1, i_i.n _ . - ,.!' 1L' .and a'su : ` t t1ie.'EisiA =. _-. a the wur•� • f the 3I3�.er n a 'lite,-: 3.rri• weri• ret},-'at(• r;n iri a °atCre. „ik;r, wit Ho ts: Airs. .. � .� {. _ - -- .•Ali . -.'i .i>.,'be.nr,'.•Ii;,l�rrl ..,[' 4� t �� • cd 3 IiE:D'_�1:(R53. - - � :rat]: -p,,•ne. -Acv xir,cg- i + .• � - - - -- nr•_ _,_ - ;Ja Lhat ^e eta}, t:c, Wfr I ('.,n1.,raCu'.art , 1rld�T,',.! ,sic}tes 4r �� ¢.S — 1P rtewSp2pPrs ay 13a kiln Fad he -deh�*ht:fa� he ;i'ad t:,• carni un therii l is t -in Do not foig.t the Pick hp a�, Rev. 3are es. neil+3in. 1 ., .lar- - rp=tlnch_i tag-tRr-Tsevrrhexat nation School play Ti's _!37iglt dee'-iRn �yaz.received, lth'ruan} e,�- ish Yri.s ,f Dunsta^.'� Church, I that can bP hand!Ed b� the boys, ;,f R;,�,rl•y_;}u.;t , rerent!y,:_:Prince Witco!.; _ .;.r ,, _ - - •.'aro at the, street curb_on•the Bernhardt of Holland, 'sent into the. arm to - ''iron ° .- -+n' .r ritirnin� of days to be announ-' „ rregat:on, all of w'horn felt that .his the 5th • c nic wrr-re Kay was w'or`Ing, ami• _ ny Hall, Fr:d:y ear. rg...�3 celebrated r]t Sunday ]a•�, + ;errrtti: and t�ac s�T �.�.e- 'n of y ed: and said. "HeLlo'.. He'waB wear. ary M. Ar+nisprsary of-his bUT remember, that paper - Added musical nu:rbpm. r'roceeds a very high order. Mr. Hugh Canning, of Leroc. Rask. ing the unifr:rTn of Rear-admiral aid of the Red Croom. Tickets on ,�!! the departments of the church has been•yisitifig 'friends here. is urgently required by the mills The Farl �,f.A•lWjre walked into the le next week. reEvewed the year's, work.�.The W. _ Correction -- Pte. Vt',+n. .foodi ii], who convert it to essential war cafeteria where 1►,a ha ned to _ M, S. and the Wgman's.'-Aayociation - materials;- be and passed through into the prix both had good reports. the work of ' of. Iperwash. 'Reach Training -Carnp;•. B #1 hC'IIOIS and L. A. C. George O'Connor, S. ate dining room. This m,.; hive the C. G. 1. T. as given by Mrs. F. T. S., Yorkton, .$ask., .were with_ . .St,. George's Church, Sunasy, Jan- -been g°Od to see. Ile ?Pas ascarted Rei Cross Anr►usl Drleettag Doble Was'a fine tribute-to the.,'iris about' '`red-coats". Com. a,T and their leaders. their familie' for New Year R uary 23. — Sunday School at' 10:00 �' y _• In the report of the.aaitirial meet- ' `A 'lengthy discussion lark place - - a. m. Morning Prayer at. 11.00 a. of the foal Red Croga in oqr. - -of of Thanks w..Preacher at this service, Rev. E. Piekerins Tie Brookuit _ 1 on the 'Work of giving-more support issue;'we reported gross reci4te- to the missions - the church, and -- G. Robinson: No evening service. y error. It should have read — a cornmitthe of essrs Sparrow+, Mr. Rim. Teefj amd family-mwj h. The-Annual Vestry Meeting o! SC• - ', F Receipts $4;220:61, •.nd Bal- Coates and Baker was appointed to to. extend -their'sincere thanks to George's congregation will be held ..The Pickering Continuation Schont e on hand of ;1,6£+9.00.: act with the Chairman, M. S. Chap-. their many friends, relatives and i i,]fhe church on Monday, January, key -Club played a tlirill�,• = '`:: man in the work.'A ,motion 'asked neighbors for thAir kind expressions 24, at R p. m.--All members of the •agile of hockey'' against Bra*lkrj, - Mrs, Robert Trigs Passes the official board to unite in their' of sympathy 'during their recent congregation are cordially invited to lob on Jaf[tiary 18, at �%tb7r_ annual canvaaA•'request for special' sadbereavelent. attend. Arena. The final result of the g�arm Sympathy is extended to hir. Gor- givings,to the M. and M. Fund.The was an even scorn Pickering 4, acrd Trim, o! the . Collacutt Bns 'Women's Missionary givings- -had -- -- - Brooklin 4. eh• the death of his mother gone over` the Allocatiun, Full rep- 4 Pickering goals were scored - ' --• • order; by,-John* Bill JIM- Robert Trigg,`who passed a- 'orta• will -be printed °and mailed to y, .at her home in Whitby Town- members. ish, Jack Morrish and W�Imot GwtM P last Saturday. She was in her The Treasurer,of the Trustee B¢.. �asund aes' were, light; only_e ' 6th yam, - - •showed- a balance of-$839• Work on bump and a cut above the right eye ` She is' survived by her .husband, the re-arrangement bf the brig- received by Paul Kaiser, a broken. , T o daughters, Mrs. Victor Beckley ment and-IR-mace begins at"once. { hr7ckey stick belonging to Pete'Kais�•- , f Myrtle, Mrs. Norman Weod, of The Lard of Stewtards have other y. er, a .j Wilmot Gates is going a �i. yrtle,,gnd two eons,, Goruon, of 'pluns`in view also. (continued•qtT page''tJ.' ckering, -and Claxeatce, 'at home. :Messrs Rim..Murkar, A_.C. Dia-' - i ' Interment took place at'Grove mond and M. S. Chapman were re- f : Rotary Club of Picker ing ice Cemetery, with 'Rev. M. R. ,elected to• the Session.. Dr. H. T. enkinson iris .ch$rge o£-the service. Fallaise, S. •R. Wonnacott,,;Cyril 1`: Morley and. ]:rank Baker were el- acted to the Bd. of 'StevWards: Leslie C. G. I. T. Activ�ides - added_ _the ' - en u y, oa.- —_'_ - Board—E: -Chspinaimim, W. C.Murk-&-f-auditors. ' ?n+ts term the G.�G-. I. r. girls 1 r� H. R._Monney is Stewards Treas : h Ella MacRae.and Bet Baker'divided into two groupsover, E:- L. Chapman, Clerk and Rotarian"Jack-Ealsdon introduced r Betty-Baker- organist his guest, the speaker of the er- hag reserved Butler, Manager bf enders. Each groupening, Mr. luta foraew memberegularat- -" 'Analysis of Reports t Caner.`ll-YJearmont Wholesale Ham 1 ' dance and cai:estselzr obptc- .Receipts of all orgariizatione 'f z ` ware 'Toronto on Tuesday evening,'. ve being a supper providevi by the .A--very good atteir ante Was ob- 1 osing�de: , M. and M. (Allom $560) $580 ;` y z, served "at' this"sheeting, the table , The girls, with their leaders, 19 Stew. Tress. 2,888 �.'�j> „ - all, had a merry g,. - . time skatin -• - • wa s filled, 'every chair''tsken, and W. 'A. .. 846• �' � �' an 'interestiTg address- again -Tee- own Duffin' Creek to the lake. On >` :-eived by the club members. . W. -M. $. ,893 ' it return, with hearty appetites y..P. U. \ `n ::. 102 c 4 ? Mr. Butler has been with •ilii by healthy, they" Pastoral' calls.by ,minister ovei 1i00 -- - w M ,,; - = -the leading firm of-;t s line,.1n.Can --. 11 -sat down to w delicious slipper. ,I,y _ Calls by W. M. S. and W. A. ,254 :: • a¢a,-for eighteen years. Six yearffy hick had bgen prepraFed by .BetfY Funerals, by.-Pastor 19 ; �L- ,,.� ker's ou . After'-doin a full j he IIjS�li Priric saes lei Far ago, he was transferred from Mon• 8T P g $aptisma '!9 _ treat, to open- and take ebarge -o!' ; usticeto tie tasty repaint, the room. Marriages �- -28 - 1 s branch.in Toronto. FIe b Qaiti!' set 'in order, another enjoyable I Lost by death _ - 4 �.1CtOt•Y (eoatb1mil on page 4) s ening was brought to a close by 4 Members added to Roll ,6 singing _ , e o! "Tsps". `• �', • L• A. • !• - - • .♦ !� '1tlE WEEK — Cotnmentasy on Current Events ' 43 I Wd good-bye. - -- • t 99 A11iea''. New. ,het-Driven—P-kne - -to Crpation. - _ May '.Play Mayor Role IrI< War _ tii�up li _ cathartics Z bund' caessti- `c _.._ A•l =�aatine sues due to Disclosing their mo GrsateBril the engine get It forward Airplane enc thw help . freh of "sulk". in ----- „ ,off the ground.. -, Baty diet-and agw--!-S st_Wee}�n,..-' ' I dlxaverad that tats and Tbs United States last Even before this, it 'has been <.1KZLL000'S ALL- week disalosad that' they now found. by the Trenchman, Ron*' �l•�t BRAN is a perfectly have is production a revolution- Lorin,-that when air.is.adrnitted wee to et at 1? �;;� :~ — grand e:of ellerless lighter into a radiator .dint _at high etl�• 14 WA OA— e cause, a plane, drawn y et propu oa ape , help correct it1" `' this o� engines and capable of terrific. aequent,• incx:a$e in pressure), 1;;, If X speed at great heights. heated and then expanded _-- trouble' stop dos• designed more than through st nozzl_, it can exert a it';t, •�"' �nvoluoblo for tivanthwith �theit 'lack of lasting Onslly owerfuI forward 'thrust.' The - co'o �' ofALLBRArt 10 years ago in Britain and bunt - l;I' in the UnitadStatesb principle is more easily applied al -daily r - ° the General .Electric Company; gII2 -�ouftt� to eA onginaa All thin gin Is ; fins daily 1 Drink plenty of seater: this now rgc e e letting the radiator help the, en- e" b feet IELLocc'S ALL-BRAN atL-YOW b. soon joining is aerial warfare. t: � _tom ASTHMA gilts push the plane. ^ `„� grocer's Wday—ia eitlserof2coaveni• In a.dispatch from London the to Thin Air r';:; *'f r :L don,�by Keilogles is Lou- Daily Mail"said tht planes prob- WHOOPING• COUGH Jet propulsion is necessary if _ ably had a top speed of between we are to exceed-the possibilities SIMPLE SORE THROAT 500 and 800 miles an hour. of propellers. A propeller literal- -"--- Several- 'hundred successful: - TT-AWA BEPQfl?S_ flights have-bean carried out by Ai screws "its way through the f— _A American pilots In the United •lt'• The blades cause a partial i�roA lOvie Venoss States and by. British pilots with vacuum. The greater the den- . That K" Order Covering Small sits of the air, the greater is'the p 9 • ' • TODAY! similar British .sircra#t in Eng- efficiencyof the propeller. As Arms Ammunition Contains land, all without a single mishap, Goon News Fos Farmers the statement said. _ Finally fly the,air becomes_thinner, _ Finally a point is reached at : ttti :Ring-Atond-Th&Rosy Research work on the jet-pro- which no propeller will "bite-" =&7 :help brighten the color. The Tke Wartime Prices and Trade pulsion engines was -begun in nee then be fitted y brisk - Board announced-this this week that The ceiling has been reached. R �9 - - 1938 in,Great•Britain by Group With the jet propulsion exactly rushing or eves by the"-Line sand- .'R A, F and Dominica Typhoons b some_tyges of small arms ammun Capt,.Fran Whittle of the R.A.F. papering. jition,*ill-be free of rationi1bg sad the opposite bailor good: Ths anil.seceral_:Germea:.aircraft staged an nee - - and his--prslimiaasy- gi-fin less air there is-the more e!lici- in making over•-an old nav>- a spectacular shoe• for Partisans _ 'sill be. available in some stores successfully-in April, 1987: blue coat that had been discarded where .there may be stocks on ent is the motor:: If the ejected by playing ring-around-the-roe? - Better Use of Gun Eepeeted because of worn looking patches hand. The list of ammunition gas has an expansion efficiency. Through the yarn; the clothing' with Rhe Ff[fel Tower as a pivot. so affected is stated by the board The statement disclosed that= of 4,00.0 fees a ,second- at rest, One German seas sbo( down b] ` , -t0 be types which n specialists fist longer die the British Air 'Ministry placed the same force exerted in motion material,-=thea -b .w a h j.d the FltLt. Charles W. Sca ler,_ of rushed it iightlT being produced; but no doubt its first order for ,a plane using would increase the speed up to a with dark blue dye. When dry- Clair. Sask.; _ plenty of guns hanging on farm- jet-propulsion engines with-.#he point where-tike .maximum effici- they applied fine sandpaper to lift house walls are no. the latest Gloucester. Aircraft _Company, -ency1s reached-at'somethiag like - -tb-e qap_Tb such thing in productiot either. Lcd..in..19$9. t- 10,009 miles'an hour -Jet .propul rc - . . _... good shape,-that when ma—Tc a over. r The regulations governing dis-' "The first successful flight`oi Ston gets better and better as the coat looked neer and the worn CLASSIFIED j tribution.of ammunition.still ,ra this aircraft was in bias., 1941." speed and-height•increase.; spats were net noticeable.- ADVERTISEMENTS '. tioaed have, however. been some- said the statement. As a mater of�fact, with 'a fuel what changed. The new. orde-r In addition to - tremendous composed of 1'gpid oxygen and; - - A-i B►nr cHlcics plugs any leaks thy' may have speed .at high altitude, where the. gasoline, jet velocities of 12,000 Gierlil'lans Destroy From 5LOOD-TESTED FLocsA -'developed is distribution pro- standard-type plane's propeller feet a second have. been obtain- Barred Rock4. Large Ty p•. whit scours. a ust whirl•faster to maintain ed. The problem is hocc to handle Anc ient--Churches. . I.-ahorns, Barred Rock X whit** h n:, Red'X Rncka, Sussex x speed-in-tho-thi- -sir, -the jet•-pre-. heat and-hots-to_control. the. _ ---- _*safe JiMm shire. Write for price Th 6 barbarians ave w a - e ermaa Under the aid order those es pulsion engines are expected to -plane in flig.,t. h 11sc u. A- a. s ;tzer HAtcIie'rT sential users who were eligible eliminate the need for synchron- Dabbed "The, Squirt" destroyed the centuries old. Rus f;r,n"'M supplies were divided into tyro ization of guns and-' propellers. Whether or not jet-driven scan churches near, Novgorod cttores DRYA. tNa Bws "groups, (1) a prospector;a person This will permit better,use of the planes will. play a rhijor role 'in, memorials :ot The - beginning (if -- Z,,,) F!,C\Ci 'CPO S.S-BRED • F,WE8 who relies on hunting of wild guns_ _ this war remains to b seen. '.some the Ru%sian state and :Jewels `ot_ for rule oa_atanday.4anuxry a;eL. game and birds for food; and a The Jet Mrineiple observers claim .they have watch- ancient art. br eo Oxford fine roc All bred to Oxford Rami. at barRala ?' .person who requires ammunition The neer United Nations jet-_ ed this plane streaking about the The Stern races of princes and prices. Dunn & I,eToro Ltd., t:a � —as a means o3 protecting live- pyopelled fighter was net reached skres over Britiirr -flash ahead- 'saints of old Russia painted on ton stock. •Yar,t Toronto. stock and other animals, poultry at a single bound'; writes W.K. in of the famous Spitfire fighter. :irons: stare: •through the •broken FARM FOR SALE and other birds`, and. crops from the• New York Times. Exhaust But although it is said that Rails of the Spas Neredits] lei u,mg-'-sou -C'`DER. CULTI- predatory animal>a, rodents and gases have bees used by the the jet plane soon will be in full Church► Blocks of Stains and vetciun, large pause; barna, •i•o. ;birds, (2) a•person duly author- production, it is recognized it may heaps. of rubble -ale all that- re- tr,c Ia,ht, on milk route, it mite. British, Germaea, Italians and p from ori.Btihlrt•oa mafA high- ized to purchase small arms am--- American ko•'kick a heavily,loaded be some time 12efore it could be- main of tits 'Strasrs scalp bunt .nay , one uuart.r mite from munition.for the $oysl Canadian came a decisive war weapon. by, unknown arcWtects, : which •chuoi:.Includes.'equipatenc.. acoc-lt Police or any p and poultry. Sub§tant at -monthly provincial, man- heti. one of the ..hew British stood for seven and one-half cea- Income aed,ured E'_sOO, will fin- dcipal or railway polies force, or BUIrG�►R �$ADOG�.�O'T American jet-propelled planes first furies. until German artlllef] ra ar,ce—balanc,• on terms. acre; nil ' say penal instRation; a person" Kunnas. lddurillo.,fJntarto. flew over the outer London area duced theist to ruin: 77 'only authorized to purchase small artists sea scientists came from is an experimental- flight ••many TxR� YOUR nAG9 INTO ASH arms aramanit°On for ata industrial persong rushed' for shelter, think- all countries o[ the wont] t0 Ilea HIGHEST FRICE3 PAIN FOA -' plant, -bank, railway, public t tng thA a heavy bomb was the wonderful frescoes, creations used lute :and co ccoa teed dna _ utility company of other coats '` '� ` `:. .b screaming down. of,the masters*of those times. and . m'axh bags, we also buy bans :;f ".4; Y to .study. the art and architecture zrirh hoses 'writs immediate s mercial establishment for the par- ti fr The myater planes arrival for prices. Lt)v sA(� CO pose O s 'i v.�ov orod. P.t\Y LO�rDOv. ,O\T: wq ii errldedb-?-a-. guards engaged in the protection whi2k-'grew in volume until it +" of property, a trapper licensed sounded like a Finn whistling as such by a department of the kettle. Then the rumble of its NORWEGIAN WRENS _ government of Canada or of a, powerful engines was heard- as �. - -----�-R - provincial government; a rifle, the plane shot overhead. - :.revolver ,club, provided it hag a The people sours, came to know twined the written permission of it, however, as the flights _ be- the .Director of Small Arms Ara came .more 'frequei *0 .i, and they - ' M - tsfshition. finally dubbed it "The Squirt." = The first group was requir21 ed to - Mike application to their dearest Sandpaper Is Good r ° d rationing office before purchase coud`be roadie. The second after .. ..Remover Of Shine -- , 'filling out the required essentiality Now ,certificate was permitted to pur- Sandpaperiirg and sponging• are chase' direct from the store9. In ? two of the treatments_for shine- on hine "tuture, no distinction will be shown int � 'e on wool dpthes' found succestu]' and all must make their applicatfan b] clothing specialists,'a.smooth; through the board on a new form •" shin] place on the seat of trousers _ issued for the purtose. 'A or -the back of sleeves ofd coat " - . It is expected that during 1944 �` can make the entire garment look there will be three-cold increase worn,. shabby and ready 'tot dis- . aft production of small arms am- Nicholas biushanov, above, Bul card, but cleaning and then.gently , munition And there is a ray of hope garian opposition leader and for. roughing up the'riap 'fit often.all <>that sportsmen may get a .limited mer prewiet„'was reported from that is necessary to extinguish \ supply. The bulk of production Sweden to hire,ftd a pro-Allied that shine and.give the' garment a. will 'still- be direct ted North where coup d'etat aimed Af overwhelm-, ri'ew leasq on'life. Fsltimos, Indians, etc., rely upon it ' Ing. the Premier Dbbri Bojilov Soil combined."n ith wearing and for their living. — cabinet, making peace with the matting of then I fibre produced _ _ U.B. and Britain and setting up the-•shine.' iag'with cleaning Norwegian-women who' enlist in their country's equivalent oi• fitiid will remove much of the soil; .,- The turquoise is said by the a "Badoglio government." Bul the Wrens want.to fight Nazis and,no fooling..PieCured above.are superstitious to loci colour -if ill- garia still maintains reLtions sponging with water containing a several' learning to handle machine and anti-aircrILft guns : during �nes`s threatens its owner. with Russia. few drgps of ammotlia,or- vinegar. `traifing manoeuv�:•fiboard British destroyer. -. _. _-REG'LAR FELLERS=X Marks the Spot _-- -- By GE1VE B TA . .. ... .. .. � ------ ,,,�' TOE ``•I ' '� r- - X91 r •! J �� :',�! ,� , NL' _- � — __ __ -_ _T-}-�•,,-Mie.--N,.MA,•.rsex! / '} �� ` — .. r ' ' -• •• _ � ~ - _ . _ rte' 1 __ �- r [ -_ ., _ ', J!- . i ` A Have You-Heard?sBm leand � �cktieads : : e • is — Relieved b this Medicinal Ointment. �_ rk r He: "_L cobweb an_ utast that 'Whether in bathing stll_t-Or!!rnmg.drew you become very much embar- Z,einted a cobweb-trying tl a magi Rl- reseed by skin affettibna and irritatrOna on-t�shoulders aad--back ax-well ■pent •Jin hour trYing to set•1ton the face.R'hy nbt do something about it-something worth while. which can reiv far --rhe; "Sorry, but I }fiat da not - Dr.Chase's OINTSIENT is a medicinal product on w _ - - - - cratiu�u. skin. troubles of this nature as believe you. . - _ well 9s itching and.ecsema. h He: "Why not? Artists have _ Mothers who are accustomed to use Dr. -been known'46 do such thinEs." - --? L Vhw e OINT113LNT for baby's akin troubles £ Bind eczema find it so delightfully heating and She: „Yes. but not maids." _ soothing t-hai they soon acquire the habit Of tieing 1t for their own akin affections. First Recruit: "What did __ I eta, a box. Econtzlay Jar, five times as the little rabbit say,as. he ran K ' much$2•0 -• out of.the brlaeh fire?" _ Girl. r :, •_ro"' Second Ditto: "Hooray, I've Aui-tralian Girl. r. ase s cera ea -_ _ —°— Coinpany Honored _ - t•.. ",Yes, Mrs. Jones, it's true my T_ Two years ago a thirteen year O�nf�1@rlf -husband has felt his lob. He Newspaper advertising has. been olSI Sydney girl, hea4ng that 6,- thought it was his duty to..enlist. St. the ozchfsive medium for 000,000 e1ual nun Bottle tops "yway, he's burned hishridgee!' "Oh, well, I shouldn't worryTes. Company throughout Canada ad woo n a p1 1 , set outo 010 kFij% HELL-DIVIIaI•G about at., They'lland United States for 50'years, it anee of. friends she has collected z 0 with a uniform. was announced by company Of _ DOI' 9 _ -fl-_ a 55th 1531!• floials is celebratingth Wall, 600 tees The girl ie.- 1e► - "'The doctor will cep you in- Wall, ,of Newman .Street, Btindii niversary of the founding of tine she is now sizteeh and is work• side,' said the nurse an she company by the late Hon. R 0. jag in a war clothing factory. helped the patient onto the �, - - - Testa For TroXcs Lar _ operating table: . . More than 150 employees si� -o- Tea attended a .celebration_ Salado Dr. S. Robinson and' his assoc- Wife: "The fortune-teller-,;said at the Royal York, given bq Q. R. Kidne sMust fates of the Fatigue Laboratory my second' husband would 'be Larkin and his sister, Miss I& ' - at Harvard have been conducting handsome and clever."• Aileen Larkin, in appreciation of Oepn ��experiments to find out how''rap- - Husband: "Do you mean to say employees' co-operation in meetingc • idly men who must figlit in hot you were married once before and wartime problems.climates or work in hot lnduetries .. sever told me about tt"" Thirtylour employees who have �0E6d d°'poison.and wastes 1n your blood are removed chiefly bPy your ekidneys. can adapt; themselves., to' high _ —o— . been with the ,company for 85 t visa�l�Rheuematla�PsinaHafro c - temperatures, relates the New "'What are you doing at the - years or more, were hohored by' guen eadachbs aaQfeeli�y¢aurnout;often do :& d troubles. ent8ti0 b e a s short ars. It turned out -.that university?" ares a of suitably Inscribed Qcausedsuch ht to ifs very adder ose o York Time _ aaa p !od will do. - "Taking_medicine� watches by Mies Larkin. n•y toe• right w�rork helping the ria- - -' Feeling better?" s clam out azures purifying, nd wastes,And According to sa article in The, lhls cleansing,myaBur ria dnaY acting., Sts T$e-hi hest wind velocity ever l •r,s or s°, an easter make you feel Journal of the -American Medical g y es,,situ angy-back than In years. _ recorded in the United States �l0n res an Iftmed at 'gement he Association' Robinson and his col- Insures ania�mediate refund of the. leagues •made fire_. volunteers Indian Air Force-pilots are-now was one gust of 281• miles an tan sort unless completely sattafaeto You hsaardae•everythina m graaltaa and notnta� Toe• walk on a motor-driven treadmill operating over Burma with their hour in 1934 atop Mount Wash homy thin ae�"back otter ro fes an hour to an hour and half every . comrades•a tthe .Roy-aL Jiir Force. ipgton; New Hampshire. - sous iimtrrs today: - day In a room which, was-as un- pleasnfly hot as the Desert of Sahara. The temperature, bean 104 CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED: CLASSIFIED degrees Fahrenheit and the hum- ADVERTJSEMENTS: ADVERTISEMENTS - ADV��2TISEMENTS - idity 23 per cent. Four men trod .the mill at the rate of 3.5 miles BABY 'CHICKS FA !t9 POR 'BALE py�ER TO IIiVEIiTORl1 AM hOII�on a grade o1 5.6 peT cent. HATCHING; EgsC3S WANTED. WE 100 ACRES LOTS 27-2 e, COVCEs- OFFER .TO EVERY IN , F - and- one on a grade of 44 per cent Lf,t o! inrentian, and full info.• require addltlonal breeding flocks don 9. iialdlmand twp. First- The five wow standard Army -all breeds to supply us.wLth hat- class clay loam, all under tractor matron sent free. The Ramsay Ching" eggs toe 1944 hatching eliltivation, well watered. two Ca, Registered Patent Attorna s. >,nmmer _c1QthSag��yervthina we. cuffed__ food- houses. barna, -Hyd ,, tale hong. 8 Bank Strg4t pttawa. Cama •• measured that could be measured, tested from of charge. Guarantee a premium pgia.:Also' turkey flocks store. Hlgtiway e5. Apply keV 42 t1� �� p* - such as pulse rate, temperattir-0, needed.-Cockerels wante8: Barred Brisbin. Fenella. Ontario. "NOW AVAILABLE" rate of water loss. _Rocks, Whits acghos u Whit• - Rocks and.. Slack Australorps- �'�MS , All but.the man who Tvalked on suitable 'Lor breeding. Write•for SUBJRBAN PROPERTIES NORTH Lata Combination Feed Mills--Caa-. full detatld immediately, Box 7i. the easier grade.we at the point _ 71 Adelaide St, iVent, Toronto o! Toronto, ADP1Y R. i3 Kane, ado's most prtktltable, farm teed Richmond Hill, Ontario.- processing uniLI,,�b tul all. y-0ar v, of ezhaustipu when they. stopped VV l: HAL'!' CHICKS r'ult 13d-"D- round. Fills,allot, drops bay into : each day. Temperatures.�v+ere high, tate Phipraent, and a 1gmltQd MAPLECRbigT QUALITY. CHICKS, -mow, grinds =rain!for hogs, cattle heart beats ran up to. 178 a 1414• quantity of started, for quick,or- guaranteed D r o f 1 t producers, and poultryarl, sad doer many •nater me during the 18et twenty ,min Me daring. Your Febrbimp, 33arch-and copular breads prices.- spin- ford free liters lobs ! rises write later chicks sh(fula- be ordered enmt Farm, Routs �, Copetown, for fres Ifterature. ages. After three 'days temper- now ciao. .Bray Hatchery,{ 131Q Ootarlo. GEORGE"WHITE A SONS CO. stares dropped two degrees...and John 5t. N.. Hamilton, Ont. FOR SALE LTD., LONDON, ONTARIO heart beats fro 17$_ to 155 on: CHOICE titin. e ANI) ItE: a)Y, TO � >rtrs• White steel Lbgreshegt,. sLls - lay LA Leghorn. 'Pullets at ONE OF THE !LUST PROFITAB' t111ers, etc. -the seventh day.�About an 80' per rural buetaesses -today - is ilio Distributes _Jobs Roves .rrmctmee _ reasonable Prices. 9,lso' Barred FEED,,MIXING .AND GRINDING mad Trmeter Egalpsseat. C . Improvement was'noted In Rocks and Hybrtde Free cat- Business. W have so►oral good the first week. In 'three of the alogue. Al" day ofd chicks for milts offered for sale 1n differ- POULTRY GRIT $ re's an Ides Ol 'what Japs at five omen the efficiency declined immediate. delivery Twaddle -sat sections of the province; No .ken ^ a - Chick-Hatcheries.Llmted, Fergus, n a fee char • I! y ran. age t' d. you POULTRY 00 lip. bags. I LIMg- ,..�___1 saw them..8 Helldivers" only alightly after two or three Ontario at roto this rapJddl arowln "a11116111. - (neer now. Box 71,213 Ad.lafde atone is 100 lb. bags. Immedlatr eased through some 80 Zeros weeks'. SYRLCEF� c:H " uts;ti delivery In carloads, or smaller 8t. W.. Toronto. and heavy flak barrage to leave IIIGH PAT ABILIT's BAB1 CHICK21 Quanttti•,._wsfts•for mass, 106 and 7taDaul harbour est "irdeTaa-i1f- --' It follows from all this that THIS STRAIN is A I'RACTtCAL, prices. STINSON REES SUPPLY secllm8tltaCiOn oCeQTs Tap113Ly, roven egg-prvduetng type, with FOOT BALM, Co., Limited, 15685 DalarimJ•r gnashed ships. rn photo above,' Twenty-three yours of_ steady :Ave.,:Montreal - smashed bargee circle• as dive Additional studies' must be made prodyct,on back of them. They BAUtdJ9191LA Ftll1T_ BAJ.11 destroys Uzdi_ care. This is ccrtuln, because they bottle. uttawa agent, its.• PATE`i'tS ' core.,, and more- fretluent work. Derfod are,doing thl.isa our own farm- Drum Stora uttawa will one of t`anuda's largest egg-pro- 1$THJ~R3TU_NH� H • CUs ducTnlr--'Yarm-.- You,-g"et 'exactly RAIRD SSll10 SCHOOL + Patent SouClt -the same breed. strain xnd Irsada 1690; 11 Klns West. Toroato. s'f re- am.we yatse roe; ,ourselves., Poul L hi.A H N HAIHl_iXXWINU THA Booklet of information an re. Now �a11 y try management handbook "High Robertson method. information quest; - j Winston Churchill, in 'prepay Pay Ability" sent FREE on re- on request rrisratgss elaaaem. . guest_ Get our price lint. We ad- Robertson's tialydresstna Aead-' lt•mIRSOpAL 3 $� Arae -Aahiq Ing a speech', dictates to a typist rime early orders. - SPRUCE- only, 117 AToaue Road. Toronto because he distrusts shtitthand LEIGH 'F.LR}i LIMITED. Be. "ELIJAH CUM 1 N G BEFORR >;. .. nates - tiaon.ulRochesterfr11 !SOB, Brantford, Ontario, YBUTIIGRAPZ�T Christ ' A.N EG-G .\ DAY WOULD BE WEI- emiddo Q. HOW CaII I'prevent chapDl46 come in a;prY home in Brltaln. Pi�OMP"T MAIL SERVICE YY at hands when they hake been fit Rightobably Lucky _ Wa�ry to get an egg a month. Even It Send y.pur,film 3ollrt, to Canada's I•CYPI£8 the wrtr *ere' to end, tomorrow largest photo tinir131ag studio. y A. The' skin will Ducker !1 the F� there will be a demand for eggs �•. - GOIJDON SETTERS t WELCH AND J and other food 'products that we GET BETTER PICTURES ' smooth female terriers. Galden bands' are in water for any length can't hope to fill. Ware. front ,- • c r 1 $lac Sc ie ne .biota rs and as such we !t o k@ trained C ll ll ott l- Heel- at time. But if rubbed-with either- C __ t__' _v _A'T LOWER• PRICE -jobs 4krS collie; Collies; Heel e thSegsr OT lemon; }dice, '1t wlii ave nn obligation to: our front -ors Y mortt;ra-tb.ee. H. 3L Miller. line fighting 'allies. .You can Any Size Roll-6 or 1 Exposures. Athena, Ontario - -bake -them soft find white; and. SI fuarantce production (and prof- DEVELOPED-AND PRINTED 2bc iia) next' Fall by ordering' at QUILTING PATCHES )♦revent chapping.- , once: all she Twaddle Chicks you A customer at Berwick, N.S, Q. HOw cos I make waffles lir YOU CAN'T BEAT carr}care for, Do order more- writes "I. want you to know.how ).ROM FINE MEN'S SUIT1Nt33 'OR `jiriddle, Cakes 'so t}3gt they Will ati s momeor� - ave to go short pleased I am' with your wonder- overcuating,- B z 16,' 8x S. 8 x t►. _ s ,Also raying and ^• -dy to. lay fol work and-DromDt s•rvlce:' bei "be the same size? s inlets for imm-, delivery. have such letters from all over Can- Price from 25c up, per pound. v A,. Mix the batter in a large Free catalogue. T,v.,ddle Chick ads. ,- : 'Friel 9ackage� j1.00. Also rem- Hatcheries Lim'ie. Fergus, Ont. nants for ladies' men's, child • .bitchei. They .will -be uniform In 'r -- ENLkRG.E.MEtiTS San's clothes: a Tor RICE; at� y� TOO LA7'G` -- Yr K) LATE Spading Avenue,• Toronto. An and evenly baked by'pouring' NEXT SYRI;..; 1,1 N '1 LET 1's, BE 1 for 25c So batter.instead ,Of using a.spoon said "too lhte. de i e {x6" in Easel Mounts RAW FURS ,WANTED W dipper. ' , plow. Une dollar your your corder. ONE SKIN UR_THUUSAND8 - IT ' 11 ' SPECIAL PRIC Q. How can'I`make a cement t '� ( Goddard Chick Hatchery. Britan• "FRAMING AND COLORING will pay you to ship 'to Ontario'& --far glass? n1a,.Heights, Ont. •'•.raneher-owned Fur Co-opel'ative ; A Cement for att>3cZ11ng objects, Pa,Dc•s ei MNs,-fillove pain,bring est corns, WE HAVE SOl1E CHOICE WHITE Enlargements 8x6" on ivory, tinted to receive the highest• market bslsgmlddY,so sat, lSe,3Se,SOP,51.00. LeShorn layltig and ready-to lay mounts 7x9' fn Gold, Silver, Circas- price. Write for shipping tags and Y b glass can be made'by melting elan Walnut or B1ack;RboaY finish advice forma. Ontario Fur Farm- "'r arm- pinlets at reasonable prices. Also Lramea,• 59c. each,. If enlargement era' Co-o gtive, Lttriited, b'0 Wether one part of resin and two t Barred• Hocks 'a'nd' hybrids. Free ooaoured, 79c-each. qtr To _- __ et, Toronto.. =farts o1 yellow wolf. catalogue, also day old chicks Yvr-kvillo- e How can I mend a woolen for immediate delivery Tweddla STAR-' SNAPSHOT SERVICE RABBITS Q; -Chick ,1-Intcheries Li nke'd, 'erg- ;>n/EateT ihat. .has_a.,large hole in- . 1 ' _ Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto U S "BRED R _ us, Ontario. - I, I �? -Sufferers o1 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Print. .Your. -Name dud. Address ...Wool" SelectHb eding stock: Dee.-A. Try beefing a piece of mater- ble'edlDg and PlainI7 on All Orders. criptive, folder tree. Regal Rab- p f�� p r O t r iding $7500 1-ACRE, 6=ROOMS HOUSE, bitries, Box-TL•St-Vital, Mian. 115] oII'the wrong s1(le and darning building 5,000 feet floor space, on. through the patch. It Will make ' piles should Railway, siding. Toronto' twenty MAIL; YOUR 'FILMS r_ RltlanAL`LG I'At\J �e darn stronger and. 'will'keep; know Bunkers-Herbal• ,Pills .treat Richmond Hill. XIVERIQAL ' FOR gUAL1TY, ` m71ea.' Iii health.. R. R. Kane, TO' I gTee the shape 01 the garment. - service an satisfaction. 6 or 8 HAVE i U C HEARS AKUGT xun'a \eurltis and Rheumatic -- - •Q,. How can-b--clean.-a.'-very back 'ii the first bottle•does li t DYEING A'CLEANS G ' y6c. lmperidl Phatb S'ervlte,'SLa- " "s'ain Lteme b'� -- lluntu's )rug. a[oie, greasy Bink? Satisfy. -Buy from, your druggist - HA.vu YOU -ANYTHINU NEEDS' �tlon.J; Toronto. s, tltt,wa, Postpaid $tai6 suit dyeing or cleaning? Wrlti to us 11;i , - - A Dust well with scouring pow. IlEA1•' onacco r res, and. then sprinkle with am- for erorma;fon. tie as,• Dead to answer your k reiloDy De art. ""Obla. The ammonia will kill the - _ '79l. Par e e ye or s mea. H. 24 FIVE YOUNllS VIRGINIA All: WANTED Rderes distress from MONTHEY ,Limited, 791 Yong• Street, To- Burley' Lea[ for pipe *2.90. Five TRINIDADST5YL'CLYLf disagreeable odor and a rag and• ronEto�`T Pounds Bright Virginia Leat for ' Cigarette, $9.00. �ostpaid with 'jL6U value for 30c to apDrovB a SOt water will Wipe Out all grease. FEM-AL � - RICAL EQL`IYMEIifT flavoring. Natural Leat'Tobatcucustomers. 79tamps• ¢ought natal, Box Sot, ,PlacoCo,• Leamington, OnL old UA NEW USED. MEDICAL - 'ELECTRIC S . QY 0 WEARNE�� ugh a abut r belts - y yyulleys, brushes. Allen Electric TAl•t;ti'uHN 'Company ,Ltd;; 2925 Dt}iferiil'�Lr ARTHRITIS PC)5!'I'IVEL1` 1;T:L11•:V= ti Toronto'. ad with Breepatone Crystal. b'uiJ _ Lydia E. Ptakham'e Vegetable mo'nth's supply j1.UU. Indian STWIAUH AN THlREAD WUIR3IS ' Lythp otr44 bot onl helps relieve EDL'CATIOPTAL Remedies Box 1A, Vancouver. often are the cause of 811=h.aa ¢u i monthly.- - in_liuman9,.a11 ages. & one, iln- nus iseltnga-due to moathlY fano' ASHIOY DESIGVING." A P C- A TRIALr—F:VERY SI i F ERER(a)1•' mune: ..W by not 'find out if thlm a°oaldtsttribance62thelpabuildup tial and thorough course, •sLdy Rheumatic ' Tains or Neuritis -- to yuur trouble?-lntereatiryg,par-- t1MM tettsdt re,istaace against distress Of"dire!- Warn by correm ondenot--To- should t r j••• Dixotrct.'••lRemetiS tiern.g-lrree! lV'rlte biulveney's so troll days."Made In Canada, - y T Remedtea, Syecfal{aia: Toronto 1, a sMaMM� j�oto Scl�bol Ot Die gn 1119T unro'e D;u�. iture, 335 Etgin, pnL Isar siaaoy Pay Yt, Tor°ntw- Ottawa. Po`styaib 11.00.' - - t 7 } E. ER -S TOWN HAL " 7' _ REID'SFIREMENS DANC _B#TC- N NO $ROUG HAM L rourtt err fomes - S _ —_ • Fridley Jan. 28 �erreral _ Frank R. .mith, 'Manager = r:. - uality First Specials Fri. & Sat. Id Tymme -&-. btodern-Dan - ;OTB - thio store Friday 'and Satutday at 6 P. m. '- Same ois&. as -on New Year's Eve)' - l TenderBed Roastvalue Choice Ont. Lamb -Cop. YalM Rib 48c. Ib. 8-4 Legs, 86c. 1 Blade, roiled Roast0r- 1 1-4 Loins, flank off whole. �4 1 r is s3mpes but rich do- Short rib,•M. 1 Front; 22c. _ ANizUS manLLAN - Barrister, Rotary - Continued sign we'-van lurnieb Round, minced, 8&. 8-4 Racks, neck on, 24c. --_1 14 .Solicitor, Notory. Public. familiar with his work, yu6 as he • 114 from over? Rump roast,�85a Flart4cs, 15c. 1 1-# ` 19 Melinda Str. - Toronto states, "he does not know the hard- Please 1 waxe business,.only only .something of � In dignity 1_1.4- Lamb-.patties.-Y�.-. ! Telephone Elgin 5808 - „ 1iO!°e � �'' - it , and that the same thing would of apps our.. Stewing beef, 85c. 8-4 Rib chops, 89c.• 1 Li -- appwiork will stand outPOrterhouse, 40C., i Shoulder, 29e. t 1 '1♦ Among the significant statements _thnrugh theate- _ made by- the speaker were two, of 5 a QT. BA , ~ and note - in normal times the hard- Kingston Road Went ° ware business in Canada a nounted N. W. STAFFORD to 200 millions of dollars, of which Highway ]demtmnontal Fish_ -- -Cleanser,--8-tisk--- ft EFFICIENCY / the small retailer did 70 millions of L�sesie -� business. That. In their "plant" in PL 469 whio w Ont~ Cod Fillets 8be. lb. Life Buoy Soap, S for �r p Toronto, 40 to b0 thousand article• - Smoked Fillets, = lute lb. Maple Leaf Toilet Soap, a foe Ila, .7 � T were catalogued as merchandise for r v Smoked Ciscoes lb. Maple LeJaf Soap Flaksra 18L OL C. H TUCK turnover. Kippers -_19e. !e. Theile Soap �abMb His firm, originating with two < ; Opti and• young old-country boys has been in - - • i -business in Can%da for 107 Years. Clarke Prentice �T�erb� ��- Specialist `: The hardware business during the q Gone a; -war has.been subject to as many, LICENSED AUGTIONIM Diaaty Building ''(Opp. P. O.) . and probably more restrictions than PHONE AGIN. U w 8, MILt.IK1.A M's''IN Str. - STtWFF'VILIeE j r_.__.__OS"WA PHONE 1516 any other line, which may be read- the Co=ts and -. fly understood. But, as some of us Fos es of York Oat. -none l;Fi i i►• ..Nuatber 158 Permanent Nagging Pala arlo; sneoeaaor to Corp. gm Maternity. Medical sad Surgical may have noted during the past ten r What of the many-cases remain- days, as the speaker'. recalls, the tife eat 0. A. S. F., and of *8 Lata Casa Taken - tusco;pected because some ossa that Frays the Tamper sled sire H. Prentice (formerly Praatlet ' Ug waitime. control boards are 'lifting Maternity Semi-Roos , semarks they will grow out of it? some of the restrictions, and as he Nerves. It may be,Your Liss. and Prehtlee)• Fara.and Farm- t• What of the many doses of buying notes, the civilian P9palatiem from stock Sales a �eclaltT, at Fair an' P.egl;tered \sr;e3 :r. Attendance -glasses'b_y mall from - an advt? .no.. on _wilt be able -to purchase C. H._T`UCK;OPT. D. Reasonable Rates. ar.i 24-Hour Ser-ice Gives What of buying glasses without an many of the needed hardware art- _Ambulance Ser-ice .examination? All ,of these are con- icles, articles which have been on Disney Block, Opp P. O. - tributory to our worse condition. ,�' •• - CL L pj♦`{�Jul'! r5►. the banned list fir soarle time: _ _ _ R. 0. ��vp . j "3IR3 -E. R, GOOD "Many of us 'hays noted the'ef- Phone 1516 • -lett of strain to us indueed by our ''THANK YOU ONT. yUNERAL DiRECTnS -w6rk. Give consideration.then to the OSHAWA, :, ,'. L .- I '�' �',LL increased effort -where ren actual I The members: of 'the Pickering Private Aanbelaaoa 1 iinrease a of the eyes turning is (•Fire Company Irish to acknowledge, = Dal or Night 1F•CNERAL DIRECTOR AND F; +. noticed and it wild be easy to and-' with thanks, donations received Renew Your Subscription Now _Phme Mart. 9W ee D F;HBALI4XR _ 'earstand 'how a 1 foilowin : Mr. W- H. _ Malvern 5000 i •glasses worn will impzoce in_school Moore; Mr. Robert Ruddy.wnd •Mr. uc:estsor•tol ;work.'HO* the ht h irritable see t Horace Brown. Markham, Ont. l a er lffe' from another an after being - - •eorrected. "The child who is ei, ver- t a �e Nigh nd D.ty ervi• stable rttle devil, after. „orrect4om RA D f O -.SERVICE -the. expression cha*es.' Th child .'becomes easy to handle" _ C •, '�'; .7 r Would you not belie.e'it wise-to �t �s 3 ''' Notirbe*:: to You ase a little itisd„ln ap0-ied to the gin - iproL:pt-aCL!Qn Jn .. n ,ff„r1- 4 p:CY- s � , �� e' E3" r sa�� r hi.� p _ 9-t _ x ull&ag el all land- - To Be Continued' " a" C�P.Y ] PING ... s.- - .. Y F. cK"97C- ;�yy _ rIN ••i sc lYa Ir`T - .CE M1SE�i T I _G ..., - :l Guaranteed Repair Se•rviea . - Pickering Hockey - Continued - toured holding.his-a x.r-.. y Make or M < r ROOFING t t G •1n Model RO I'ickerinry line=up seta `(;Dols _\eii - .• i Murkar 1 >;ho iiia un t�ecIfent jibes ' I F a Brantford RlooffQg '";. 1�ft T H tJ R •�.' L� Oiater� sell, --.c0:raidtf414, �,,y° 4 ala Esr►plre BathroolD — C.� ; ;1,sr:t: c::,i •__ s a. .G ff .�:R-v z rq jfa' 2t,-fro-Water De°�l.ce: ha.0 ^. c McE�.en'nrid Ed%%ill 1;,,.:a,r,.;. ,r• �� '�; . e � - _ wards: First line, Z�IIr'3f orri�rs. Cen- tre 'vV�*-. Left u-ing: Jack s" •t ° ,„ <' $t: ldi g :Materials brorrish, rT';ht �+1s17; ec,mtI i,i:l,: _ M I '. siohn Failaise, sLnire; rctet Kaiser, - _ )4Right`Rel :r: F'au* hb;5c•�. Left Ring: - £atiCta[es Free' -' - Captain,,Pau! l.ai, r. C :.,'lt, fir. K. :Work Guaranteed T,-Dobie;.- x In a prei-ions game �'ickertng d`- - - - eatre- h<>a -02 r P ep6r0�TT -feated Bruoklin,_5-3. In th i, game ,, °y+ T. J. fraO lJ O� F:d•en ern ten . . ..•ze .. h. Ric 3 • - - or reeeicecl. :t' bRd eas)t an his:lips, '# :': •:- `'~ :uritoulfville ' br,'e ,+:. _•"rLll 'ally 1(!osf•'t ie�y t,thi'rS, ' •.,� '. The Y.-C. Hockey Club «_,iuld-like � ��' Phone Stouffville 100 YFarr's Elevator to 'thank JIr- Doble, ?lir. 1 d'.:a _ _ --and .Dot;;;. Thompson for their wills - _ _ -- -- - office - M. - �� C $igress in du'ri tM tliei, .c:y:_ ::,r, • - ` '" Res. 33J Offs 86'fR • - Admiral =Harold Stark, COI11ZYlar Rid S�� rRnA� -g 1 tea apo iatian-at:y other ..•T `.i la. _ January 20, 21 and 22 =would be appreciated very +r`:;;.7• •r ' We have 50,000 bu. of Western J'1?asc notify Paul liaise r, 1 u k�.r- e �1 1 �: grain on hand'or on prder. Phone>r • in Europe Three r s irk,.fnations. ,j U w7. Naval Forces for pt'icea, W>ilole or. chopped ) out own - on o tint, Feae:e, ices , • Joan $1 del! and John Howard Asp�ha'lt Roo Iu'y.Tw � -- --- --- 24 Re F.Dairy MONDAY, Ti:ES. WEDNESDAY Shell 1liskee and 800 it. Blairs -- January a and-26 a 24, 2t• J rernont; a 4 - Fortress -_ -a;",:asses: ,,.u• �� r 1 "Richard Greene WANTED e .J10EGYRTELT o ON 1101101111.11011 o DEFINITELY i DEAD; HORSES ANDCATTLE -40/ NOORISNLD A I OT -�o MUM EAT !:a� - - � - 0 o MntNsrlimon a ilea ee phone •�.e TO For .a:i pl ' up hare's How a Make Sure Your Family - The Mysterious T BROOKLIN ........ is.. � CLAREMONT ........... �tU _ PICKERING. . .... b!d oetor :. =. -- — - - zone 5141 -- - - - - ;3 Agcordis m Govern surveys,only 40 peresa> " RING 1 .,.:. g AGL�'C4NRT �. t Canadians know add regularly eat then right. — - - - � �qQ � the =• John Loser � r h� foods. Forty percent are on a borderline of mer- nutrition,and apt id wartime to fall-into the undst. --' - let this original w =t '.. 7,',HZIRSDA:Y, FRI, SATURDAY , ^CORDON YQUNG LTD � v eaadesrh d, - health to your tpmitrl e�i3ntlZpry 27, 8 and:29 - ` s. 'Tesco rcent ate defwitetl .� y booklet brio better i Tbronto. E'hone:Ad,.3836 t aoluished' clay , To help You t feed our.family wellwe offer you V ;� o . . - -a y :_,:. - y -- --ei.-�•br,rty%Nio,ra7•tMha,s,ehin-c`Eyr•ro� M•-- i erWia ,FRBSaetwboolcla-fit at takes igJa�ern Ctrs cable ro Nrdn� r, - " the guesswork out of nutrition.Twenty-one da • b.rM,en�ofPew a+rd Hralti U s ti ititjooallyaouad menus,pini facts about foo mews, rr s o. ar•,an...., yC` .'i ' pergy._..stamina..•.morales. MAIL THIS 0011,11100H T O'D A YJ . Insaeaslos Ot.Ir iii 'r the wa bm ----- --CORY". .------... Tuxedo Jf nctior� lath Year Lura •.rs� y m seals etas as ••••• ofteroptingaatloeyars althinil "PTLTIRITION POR VI ORY - - v Fill copy of"Eat to-Work BOX 600,TORONTO,CANADA. ---T ..•�Vfa man the stupor NQW'f__ PUS"seadasenrFILPcomof"Bu-to-pork-to•wL", _ r esN - -- mo. caua.R�sl►�ox�rlTs , - -- - yob lhs� belts by Wednesday, ._ . Aliirssii s THE$RfiWINtee G INDUSTRY(ONTARIO) hJ +lg ^nom r IlttRtO in the interests of nutrition-acid heafth , • to per- err, s a _ u an aid to Vicinity. , Ger - - -- .. . M their better �syers, who will be Trustee. Board - - ,'5;l'-r, Purchaser g Ca-nmlttee, Mrs. L E M 0 N', T ,i out next Monday, •when they play The Y. P. C. tieEd a skating pan} Spears and MrsrH, Pugh, Aud- Whitby intermediates. There are at the raygravel pit p>rd on Tuesday iturs, Mrs.. M. Griffin and Mr, A. four learns in the League, •uid their evening,.January. 18, Spears, Directors,' -Mrs, W. Fitch,- --, L. A. C, J. G. Litinuss of the R. �' standing at present is -as follows: Miss Helen Dev.1r1t, ' ;,L fronto 'Mrs. G: Burkholder, Mr. Spears and C. A. F., s;nt the week-esid with has just been receive"hat he:was' Whitby Inter. $:points spent the week-end with'her parents Rev. Dr. Iteddick. The annual a and'.Mrs. A,_L HoG. oe _ Wounded again on the 27th. ,'.The '<3shawa .Tool and Die �Soiats and famil will he held at he y' _i nature of his wounds axe unknown Oshawa C' Pure Ice - } h t home v Mrs, . ' Mian M. Kilpatrick spent the end City- points '1,fr. and Mrs.: Leslie- Harbron, of Burkholder, on January 2V. of the week at.her home here. at present. Word has also come Brougham �2 points Mt. Zion, spent h few hours rec- The -Annual Business Meepng of 1. ently with the•_latter's soother, Mrs.. the local unit of the Red .Cross the R. C. A. F., were at their home is reported 'missing", on Dec. 24. yn. e•a is a ways a we conte was hebd in the is here over the week-end. Another brother L.. Cpl. Joseph ■ •,- P - visitor at Greenwood. Prizewinners at- the -Norotn died of wounds a few months_ - M - HugPugh, President, conducted a o i!, Sicily, These three boys are #f �O �-�-- readings of reports from the sponsofed by the Forget-me-Not d , different committees. Mr, Fite 'the Club were Phyllis Redshaw and Mn the sons of the late Mr. and Mrs. �_ h, - -William Norton, Li in Canada Treasurer, reported money raised F. Ham. Mr, Milton Benson was the, 8 Miss Ruby Sinclair, of VYhitevale, from social activities as $186, SM 11 k n & is a younger brother, Kenneth and ent the with and was sent•to the Russian Relic! -Sgt. Air-gunner Ted Tomlinson our sisters, Florence, _ argaret, __:•.•and Mrs Errol Carson and fit mi:y •�� Fund. Mr: HashPugh,, pe.�taia •o!family Fere toeweek-end Cora and Verna. Boni to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wil-• -Much sympathy is-_.feit._f=_fir the Diatriet Drin a stated 5918-lied g-,rests-of Ht:-an (Biose writing above wo��$s - 3 ^. Y�fa y , Gunner. Harvey Coates gent: lire received that Cpl. Jack Norton is so-h,.an Januar 7,19.44-a son. - Trigg and faanily, of Baggotsvilie, been 'raised. The followings a list - Y P !Kr. and Mrs Paul Wilson of in the loss of a. loving_w ife._and ade during the ween-end-a* -iranae-here.- P�ued--lulled-- The -upieme - -'-- - .. _ _ f a icier m d bfr. (,`has, Mcnab of Uxbridge, Y }. Brooklin,sent Sunda ,;ith blr. inotFier. The funeral.took lace cin 1943 -- eavrng: 11 quilts, 25 aacrifice 'has been paid• heavil b p. ? r P • spent a few da last week -with his is ami y, e relatives an frienll di�ds , —wtth son in ,. sister, Miss Ma Mcnab here. ( sympathy Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson, charge.. T a late Mrs. Trigg was a j�Pers,' 1 girls-coat 2 r '�ieln's �, th wham receive the a th of Mrs. A. Rogers, of Brook" , Mr. hi res 'shorts, 15 r. � • girls'. ' So to report Mr, Ha - Found , the-community. They are cousins of g ,_.., g1�Y Petted member of the P boys' shirts. 5 'els -- �' and Mrs. Les. Smith of t'mspect, community, and..-her_.loss...will-.be,.dresses, 1_-girls' niYbtdress, Minder-the doctor's care,, sufferingMr. John Norton here). Mr.-an m ai in; spent Sunday with ,- eenIy felt. a total of 79 garments, Knv, ed art• frrni the flu. ' i , Refd Cross to Hold Annual-Meetin George Wilson, Helen and Earle.. S. R. .Wronnac'ott is smiling, as icier: 13 pr. boys sox, 6 . 'sea- Mr. and Mrs. J: C. Murka'r spent g - ? � c The annual meet' of the Cla - The Red Cross held a Euchre another coy, R'iltiant, (}cant' has mens long stocking6, 6 ti.rtleneel[ the week-end with the latter's toot- I m8 Party in the school on Friday-ev- come to their hoarse. sweaters, 9 pr. soaker&, 1 coat, 1 her, ides. T. Bacon,' want-North Pickering Branch ening. There will be -another one Bob and Mrs, Walker ,of Utica hat, 1 pr..bootees, 7 pr. 'sox,.2-Ml- The Annual Business Meeting o! the Red Cross will be held at th on Friday evening, ;Jan.. 28. Come "Called on the latter's. parw&ts here 'nets, 3.pr. mitts. A total of 48. ,the United Churh will be held on home•-of Mrs. H. G. McSntyre, on out and help the Red Cross. on Sunday. Interest in Iced Cross work Ww Thursday, January 2T,-at 7.30 p, m. Fviday' evening,, January 21, 9" . Mr. and liars. Pere Ma greatly fallen.off. Just the fssthful o'eloek. It is bo that all who are 9 Maynard and' In apector Archibald gave our sec- Y 'Members and adherents are naked family, of-Hrooklin, spent Sunday tiotracall the-other-day. few working oontin to attend4 ferterpsted is this work of the 'Red with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Disney and Several >new pieces of farm mac a( Plugging Pity, when our boa overseve We understand Ms. 'Barber ism will attend thise�8• family. pinery are urgently needed by I' al swa), ' improving steadily, in health. Mr, and Mrs. W. P. Jones' dao- farriers for next year's cropping. Officers elected for '1944 were as Mr. Frank Barclay, who,has been - ighad- ghter, `cola,, of Toronto, epent thre Frank Westney, President of the .follows: President, Mrs. 3. Suckles.quite i[I�or t e past few weeks is - last week with her parents. Ontario County 'Croip Improvement -ice-Pres., Mea. G, Hamlin, Taw,, �gradte Mses, Jen roMr. 'Eddie Maynard spent the last iation, has called a meeting at ! Mrs- �P+Sh, Secretary," Mea• J. The Misses Jean and Gladys Mor-, '- week with relatives in Toronto. 'Uxbridge on January 25. 1 Herbert, Sewing:ConvenersI4 , Bin. X. • Icy, Qt Toronto, were at their borne The Woman's Association meeting - - - Randall, Mrs. Buckles, bhs. Hugh' here over the week-end. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. was held;in the church orr Tweeday — ugh. Quilt Comm., Mrs. Spears, Rev. W. H. Bexton will take as Fred Cassie and other friends •in afterhoon. Mrs. Wilkins*-group was Mrs. 'W. Hilts, Mrs. Burkholder, his themes for next Sunday;in the their loss by the pawing of her in charge. A supper was held fol- Mrs. W. Booth_. Waal Comm, Mrs. . • ,morning r- "If ye return",-.and in aunt, Mrs. Graham, of Toronto. � Punbarton C. Hilts, Mrs. J. Tweedie, Mee. � "The Sphere of Re lowed by the congregational" and the evening, P Brougham , friends sympathize- Sunda SchodVaieet Donnelly and Jars."'Alexemder, Sea Jig-ion". You are reminded of the with Mrs. I. E. Kennedy, ln•her be- y f ' rete - Miss .L. Elliott spent the week-end `?`- ry for Dispes&F,4, Wade apes - Prayer Meetin$e usually held on reavemeait, b the death of her We are leased. to report that Dir, Y in Markham with her mother. and -Fats, Mrs. N. Randall. Thursday evenings-avow being held sister. E. Craven is slowly improving from on Wednesday evening. The Young People,'in their-Sun- - `- '�- __ injuries--sustained ina recent car The Baptist Y. P: U. will hold day evening service, were in charge accident.- their next meeting on Monday ev.- of the -nisF:unary group, Sarah Mal- Miss Shirley Risk suffered pain .'.ening at the home of Victor Thorley. calm, convener., Subfect - "Why ful injuries. to her arch last week.- reen � MedicalMrs. Edger Ward i wr vi • :4sroris. _rLIvurn fait on the tee. en - 'the prograan. The Firemen,are holding another _. l:rs. W illi Kennedy was' rush-rush- . •-�-- J » 'setae . The Goodfellowship Class-.of the dance is the Brougham Hall' on An event of unusual iaierest will E'ed to- «'ellesley Hospital oyer the Mrs. Roy Carter and Mrs. Lips[ United Church met at the home of Fiidsy, Jag iary 28, with the -sair,e take place on January 24, when Mr: week-end, where she underwent a Jackson spent Friday afternoon anti :Mir. and firs. ,lames Peddie,' on I -Hosie a= f:,r the last twd dances, and :Miss. 'Andrev4 Pegg will cele- _serious operation. At time o! writ- their slather, Mrs, Sarah Malmo' Tuesdayevening, January -11, 'Mars. r whit„, were a decided success ti�• to their-Golden Wedding Anni -',�•,ing she..is-improving nice,y, - ,.', who- celebrated her 56th birthdiW ian:on�Pre_scdent of the. class kgre The Grant MiLlcolm,famt!v of Galt, C ary', and are .Bolding a reception 1 Miss Hazel Farrel. of Orono, was Congratulations.- NZ at the Devotional and Busing «c tl F.: relatives here oPer the at their farm home on the Tth Gon- ! & week-end visiior in our midst. Mr. and Mra. Grant 3 olm Md. ti i, r 'Periods. ?Mrs: Binstead favoured will, ' week-end. ' .- .. cesstrr., of,Pickering T�own__s�_it�ip Mrs. R 3Riam• Leonard spent Sten two.sons from--Galt, called ,in'1'ela• , u oto -which was enjoyed by all. It ++ss "fancily night” for' the Thome, will be at name to theiriends slay .!a the city «ith her son Hord tines here •on Sunday. :..The ereriing- was"spent in gainer Rr�usha^'< <Vomer,'s. Institu3e,' on. from 2 i.cl.ock until. 4- o'ci�ca in-tile t and- fatrillg. ' Don't forget the Green River Wal sts; A dainty lunch w'az Januari= Z2,.held in'the Tnwr. Ha!;. afternoon. and 5 until d0 o'clock i Ilurglar� ransacked ,the Davits a- Workers' Dance on Wednesday, Jan. served. after which the group sang I Alth„ugh't:.e night was cold and a -the evening,---- ---- i part dent last.Friday night,- _ 26. Everyone weieame. "'Auld Lang Sy-n4--and departed for- number 'of mgmberi had 111nesses it The officers.for the V: Y. V. Y'ere - -___---- _- - their^ho6aes. The next meeting wN ` th,•ir n : •:�, a good crowd sat down elected zit -their annual meeting on be the annual s4eighing-party and' t,,, a delict us supper of Boston Fri$ay 'last„ with Edgerton Pegg. , y the g'r•vup-. will be entertained at `,Baked yearis, salads' and assorted President,.,Luella Carson; Recording ^ IRE•'+`' ' ` the hani a •i,f -Nir: arid' :Mira: Frani: z,;.: f,,a,*- - to the King, Our Secretary, Leslie Wilson, Treasurer Whitevale , "t arson. and 3Iar,m Disney, artist. 1 33 Guests and the Ladies, were prop: P +-, The-Womei-sittls:ioi� i'frrct€.of the ;:,d. a:.d rplx honored: After 'a ''•as, beer. a ;erg _success°ul year, .-- _...__ - - v- nANrF- �,: i a yr , -` er err an . rs. c. •~. :: -iu 1 er enjoyed a da in the ciit +thi's uary nieeriiig on Tuesday, JAnuary utift,: y k yea . ides .were V"ihowr.. l4, 1 J Y y : AT T_25, at. the home,.-Orf Miss S.• E. a'Farr. Holnes Ar:x. Canada” T.he• ..NIisslon, Circle •triet at the geek. r , Levans; Mrs. Fred Nlorley-s grouir! sh „inth.� co'�traQt between un- h'�e 'of Miss lydnaGreen on A'nt'ed= The `1i otnian s Ass-xiatirc held "!Claremont . ' i ' a - `' - lffipreN ;Ta!r5 of Latin Arrierica'. erti '•' r; t t hn,.;y:ed Tic �C. .L, Miss D ^eez;'Pegg in•charge, at tiµ hortw t i . M(, C. Fleniin - r TY' P. 1 . Were at a syatu:- 'Grow s.for tie year were !$mied� ' Community H - j On 'Thursday January. 13, rile , are inde�tea 'tA-Tia.; t"r ,eOly •. s ' tr ' p }' p -Wo-men's Missionary Society of the i h:.. :cods s; 'o iirc.'ing WIA •�,pera- �iSrty a. 1l`arklianc on 1M1 ed cenday ; Tpe-.Business Session crinducted, by _t ter_ •r A • n Mfr J.- Pugh.' Presldert.:Nfrs. . ,G:. ■ _..held heiroiithl? rig the ante=-:r -meetizig. Our 7tev►I}'-elected .Presid- read descriptive story.'Air=. Ha-r,i!- grand tinie. i �'+�- _ urge of the Dzrotian- - -j gent; Mrs. F.--1oyet'-presided. lifter toil; President, and o z ani:TtPe were The annual congregational, meet= i al Period. :4 Valenti_rie•Sa•.al . was , � Devotional' Exercises, the in- in charge of arrange:isms and' a ink, for the t;menwood,charge -vas planned for Freda: evening. Feb- .the~sta4iion of officers -for 1944 took held.at the Sunday School 'room on ,, ruary 11:, special note' is made of LiSeir unti•r- „ y Ivan,Barrett's Orchestra place, with .Rev, L E. Kenne-dy, off-. inA efforts tt. .ii:ak*- this a. success- Wednesday evening last;' with°a'1 The annzxal business meeting of iciating. Reports for 1943 showed fuI -evening. good -attendance. Reports wr= the I the Public Library was held in the VOld T}=me.artd -Modern Dancing' ' .the Society to be in is flourishing At a recent 6et�together'of the rarlous depa ttnenta 'of'-the church l libiary. roQxtis.. Reports" were .'cry hL1'CH SER«D condition. ':Mfrs. F. Carson presented Women's Institute; the-Secretary were given and found most 'saris- � encouraging, from all departnreiits. line Second Chapter of the "Study tTieasurer, ,tiers. titilton 'Burk,, re_ -actory. Mr. Ernie Trimble-and.Mr. . fficPts sleeted wgre: .. President, '.Book", said Mrs. Lionel- 'D'ouglas ported having sent $100 to the Nz. Perky Clarke were added to the Bd. Mrs. J. Pugh, Vice-President, Mrs. -Admis$ian '35Cr rendered-a- piano solo. The meeting Pickering Branch, of the (ted Crocq, of Stewards, and Sir. Birk Beelby Brownridge, Secretary-Tread leer. - :closed, with the Benediction.. the•total receipts of the draw for. and Mr. Herbert Middleton to the Mr. 'H. Pugh, Librarian, 31r, -A-- * ; 'the' lamb, pillows aihd cushion. - Many Pejlsons Buying Standing _ Mr, and Mrs. Bert Harvey .have 'jXlsber been in Toronto during the week, :1 ; - ." - • There are atiany persons in,this their son Albert beth''seriously ell. as not ,Forsyth acres area. A sale on Sat- largely attended - mainly those. macre last,A number op then pace wa o yhave�ir.a np[lO ans,e police ofµas j lle been cutting' the wood. "R�a under- the -speaker, M, 'p "stand this wood is beingsold by On. Friday evening, the Citizens' .the Valley View Lumber Co. -who League sponsored another dance, a are operating a ' saw•anill about which was eminently . successful, three miles north of here. A lot of The 'members of the Women's In- <.' trouble is being experienced.by' bome stitute agai-i had a booth; every- i when the 'felled tree lodges in the thing sold out -at intermission: the ,.top of another; necessitating, in•s ' evening was highly- satieractory tc E ,•.fe - w cases, buying two or three more 1al! concerned. trees, :to get the first one free.-�' __fir. Bruce. Easton` has-.been Buff- '> - uying, cutting and_ hauling_NsLood,T.esiuv_from-neuritis the pa;+t week. 17kVK- a -- =��eans "at-'-of -wor-k,�but,__4G--the # Mrs, � �lalcoE�_celelirate .4-1 d her , .S current price, it's worth it, $6th birthday on Friday; .1an. 14, at _ her. home, with members of her knl ''. , .' Diseases, ea famil'y.Few in this Ar .' Dr. K' . Tonilin3on M. 0. ii. The $roughari Hockey Tearii with of � - k `� �: + •' � ; .,,,,. ' . - ns-il, told _ _ ' _ __- Pickering To« h _the news Don Beer,as:: risrager, haya entered hthis week the flu a ideac wih t �1rHocke League eeemto spreading ig $prowgh at Whiy, - erethey, are in com- these a N „ r parts is being well cleaned ,..petition with old '0. H. A,,players. There is some whoopiig-cough They are taking the lil'a'cs oC the '" r - � x u Brougham and that is. about Oshawa.'Air Force who di t,PPed out %..�_. ti, ., a> - „• of the League.'They-played�oit'Mort- A ;day, January. 17, against General - - _-_-.Ralph. Nort" Wounded Again Motors team tram Oshawa, and • - Re Ae Fe F lo6`11�ad' _ARgomber:_dor, A Ia. our la#t issue, we reported lost to a,score of:6-0, but were well I _ ---(�asla 'Nocton Wvin�g hien wound- satisfied with, the results- of thta_ „ 'ed1n is Italy. This should'nave read $heir first time on the ice for seg '' (1Germna Audl" wood 11Ha1p4. Norton". Ralph was wound- seal of their pggesa for tw a yesa'q, v I► l zad a� the. 2kh of Deambsr, but and tlbey were.also laekiing some At r o lapt on with btu saK . Word .. > t. 06. y - !z .the stallions ear, than slipped � `•'I .cry, cis a��uays,. the 4 Sa�adu' til. the ground. "Gil him tip, fel- 0 TiYAN1' ` lers," chortled Curves. _"Bruce, r • r guarantee of a yore race is run, and yore going- �DO - va'"'`"� Z �� • to do some real fancy highsteppin � ,� • + tangos. Say, &just yuh got no hal- Ay/ --�(,fi,t f orm � and of fine quality teats# ter on that hs'vss, Miss Lois?„ - , yam ' -i he continued. ) Fi ` " e doesi't need a halter. He'll stand till I give the word to go." Curran roared with glee. "That's __2041 memo h4ung1, houted. N.._ IME44M -QUARR OATS re _• _ _ "-Keep,outer his way when he dose _ :__ . _. - sit to movin', fellers, because he'll ' I know that no other natural cerea3 gives them su an move fast and quick. Fork this abundance of protein-meat's warn siemens,Groingg ` hombre acrost him!" children simply must have protein for normal gtawth ,;' _ ~ e forest■mins-Wholes is oatmeal is also rich- 'taiion of the black stallion was_. e �.tt n.� a *.1_ceteals_.ia vet ilia.$i-needed for of known to all, the group that held a uad nets d top energy. So I serve big bowls o _..._ K ENT - Dave dragged him to $lack Dawn's delicious Q er Oats to my family daily. Nothing - - orcing one da matches that delicious nut-like whole-grain flavour. lb ` - across and thrusting' the t leo other cereal gives the same healthful benefits THAT'S W -- -�- - - _ whole-grain oatmeal. of the boot into the stirrup,.Bu Daw= steed like Wage. By image, utterly motionless, save for - _a �• �/ ,�+ OSSEAU a trembling of his flanks. • � :)AT Dave wondered, incongruously ' enough, why they-ha3n't bound „ .CHAPTER X111 LoJirt believed he was not old his arms. Then he 'remembered. _ BYNOP8,18 Hooker's murderer. A strangling mail claws instinc- _ _.:Dave Bruoe,•out'of a Job, ar- The girl ,was looking straight tively at the rope by which he is ' viva at Wilbur' Ferris' Ceosr back;at him. In the darkness. Dave suspended, the agonies Bar rartoh. Curran, tha foreman, could see the dark gray pools �f of death'and increasing• the am- Sufferers of Pa'Inful —promises him a Job I!-he can her eyes, as if' lit by an inner usement that 'his hanging offers. break a. horse called Black Dawn. fire. _ _Dave sat the black stallion' ells a fllon he succeeds, he discover Someone produced a rope .and -Vavel s making•black attempt-at n expected the horse to kill flung it over the bough. Rough INU . - Cel Quick-- Reliefif him. A mod Lois rides up, hands laid hold.of Dave and far resistance. But again he 'sought tanpry with Dave Lola' eyes, and again he saw the-- "her" horse. She refuses to speak neck; fashioning a hangman's girl's eyes filed on his. And all _ b to Dave oven when he uses his knot. Dave'had teased-to struigle. of a sudden it seemed to him`a8 $ if a triple understanding had'been a F� �ppg Re�7t0e 5� ' sivinps to pay off the mortgage He would go to.his death at least • . Give YfitB C01rt an the small ranch she shares with dignity. effected-between himself and the �1:�,. 1 with her foster father, 'a -man "Oft one of - them broncs!" girl and the big horse, He felt that j�fpju Breo><tlling name Mocker. when oo r is ihouted, CurrAr.- Black Dawn 'recognized his mar _ 1 '!F tery-of him. Con estion kiNed by a shot fired thro"h the 'A man leaped- from a horse's • ..We're Just'&bout ready, Miss It's grand how Vicks Va-tro-nol ,clears g window, Lola has Dave arrested back -gad led at forward. Dare --- Tor murder. Encouraged by Cur- knew the procedure. The horse ' Lois." shouted Curran. "Just a from nasal passages-gives sinuses a chance to ran, the local people hive broken would be driven--from beneath moment, though. Bruce. yuh might Results are so good because Va-trondl is ` Into the Jail-and dragged Dave to - -him, and he would be lett swing as. well confess as how yuh mar- medication th;tt works fight where trouble to ze-VICKS -= __ing-.._the /most painful form sof dered .lir. Hooker, onless yub lieve painful CongeStiori end make breathing ' -,- i- - -- V�Itfkt - v hang him. Among its crowd Dave hanging, glace Yt took a man per- yore soul_.Got anything to flay? -f directions f • A-TR��NQl =sect Lols. -- _ haps a full half-minute-before be = became unconscious. - 'Afehbee--a.-Inst message for yore _ Disheveled, the clothes almost _ But Lois drove.her. horse -tor , loved and dear ones?"Speak loud, we're I ate`n'." th has covered'a powder - t I�'�f' feller.Dave, oking¢f Contemptuously -Keep. your Mouth _ e from ..discovered .-puree, whirls .. t at rtn n throng. return• fund ,1. '-•° ed no answer. u - - • a -m i i "Yah ain't got nothing to say?" Three ounces of the, powder -� sneerer! Cu-rran"'Hebbe you'd like s Heinrich Himmler, chief •ot the with sugar added, after a fear to lead. ue-1n psalm]?' Well, yuh'll minutes of boiling, becomgs two 1, o t r Gestapo, -now requires Germans . talk plenty •ashen yuh.steel. the ;to give iinanefal and personal Pounds"o! jam. Only plum ow- rope tigheenin', JN'hlch. bein' so, der has been used so tar, but the r we're ready for yuh. Miss Lots.". guarantees that they "will not en- scientist believes the process is Lois mbved.slowly forward. With `ter into any discussion' about the possible with apple and black- her eyes. still..fix4d-intently upon berry and probably any other - situation in Germany' before per- prier mittipg-them-to visit a neighbor• fruit. r.t` Dave's. she:had the appearance of !ng country, The British radto Ads-antagea o! the new inven- a sleep-walker. She stepped -to xf • `» sal :. Black bawn'q side and laid her ---- ` issued the. tion in wartime .England are. + hand upon his neck. `` ' - age apace; saving - Before :-a Visa is r.CoaLinued_. ext.. ee ` Gestapo makes_a persottAal invest• Sating o!' storage S sugar- since the m .would large sum of money and obtains be made tar quick consumption; - the signature of two relatives or jam reit be made whenever sugar Melted Jar: .Tars _ friends» wIo are. thus threatened surpluses are 'available. with Arrest if' the, prospective ,Make Silk Fabric _ traveler does not keep his pro- = r nes said. mines the b attdc t !d. Girls-.••n the UAttetLK.n3 om a - _ _ r yuh ain't,got nothing to uv'!" so•ered l'u:vas l czema Itch being employed on yet another un- torn atom the upper part of his ward "Let him ride Black Dawri," usual ocenpatinn - turning fain ` .teddy, Dave was thrust forward. she -cried. "He.-broke him,,didn't _ Powder. And Sugar Slop pe, into silk: The Blass !a melted -' your��has nearly 60 mnlion tiny seams "Here y'are, 3ltss Lot&," shout Make iD lade and cause Itch- Cracking. ch-, - hal.' down and: :,tr; formed into a-._ --,- Plum- �--- '" Craching• ma-like.Rash. Peeling. . -'.ad Curran exultantly. "ftere's the Curran burst into--a roar sot silk-like fabric' which provides _ Burning skin Blotches,Pimp1es, ingworm• megaly stunk who killed yore dad, laughter.--"That's sure smart of heat insulation for ships, hospit-. British housewives have been Foot itch and other skin Punt's, the The new treatment Nfxodera, atop#the itchlag -=rand yore goin' to hive the honor yah, Miss Lola.'° he cried. "Yeah, also aircraft and faetorles. Sailors' told that they may •soosf 6e mak- in 7 minutes and s right to work curbing _ tonchtn' him off, accordin' to he broke Black Dawn, and.--Black- the gkin c and should auickly Help mate „ ani- airmen, ffiueh appreciate the -tag-Jam,from powder,'it all tirites your skis clearer,sorter,smoother sad more - westom," Dawn's Bola' to break him-by the. extra"warmth provided when the of the year, y o YOU must .. neckne " tet attrac iae— ,Dave straightened himself and "' throaAft are w` n ch. ata= -- ` Lola be forward and whispered blankets. tion in Somerset has announced tom your aru�t13 how fast it looked straight Into the_ girl's.. "wort■ and hos mach better yrou fool: The , money-bac!trial oIIer protects you. bre. He didn't want •to die. but - -- ' be had faced death too many — •� as to flinch- from it n6*- that HOW SECRET "ROCKET" PLANE WORKS F ''lis time seemed to have,come. But Here's Speedy Relief For through his mind ofd Hooker's f s ,... . stria , "{ words were running: •, , � a e" �xY - Tenders �C�lY1�� You promised me you'll look ` c _s w " zx� [" " F, 3 - - emt for Lols-ii, anything Happens b"r ��g' < � r , * r h '. e m.'. r r,� w ,r a : r Burning Feet Those words, cut off by the a s x N: s t ., as rte«, f Inflamed Iethait you ethlnknuonn and roar of the ezRlosloa from The ar so :.sasstu'a revolver,.-And, She•never' can't n r Com, go another step. Your Owen may bad a chance, poor' kid eel r1 If they re t ng hit t • ;• 1 i s th a cu tl o he .Somehow it seemed to 'Dave - flesh. You feel sick sill fiver, with ttiat, he could- gts�mOTe easily it the pain and torture: you'd glee anything to gee relief. � a or throo applications of %roone's 1.mc:a minutes the pain and soreness dis- appears. is- x t APloania+ter bon, .8izcouta�ed you have heen• if you' have ro)t •med _ The photo` and diagram shown here are of an Italian Caproni=Cam ins et-propelled_ gl`laae that think to i�i1 ti,. e you hI _<cme P j =thinfr to Oil n, -n oil ivit ila� L ' presumably.operates on the same principle as the new, secret' jet-propelled,_propellerless plane whose at. uii drug'!,ures. ` �1YE= FASIIER RELIEF perfection by British and U.S. engineers has just been announced. This Italian plane flew 168 miles' - in 2'/a hours on December i, 1941. The fixst successful flight of the British plane was made in May, 194� The "rocket" or jet propu}&ion method is basically simple. Air is drawn into the fuselage through large intake vent under the nose and compressed in`a rotary blower. Fuel is added in the. combustion 4 HOW TO RELIEVE iFRom CHEST.COLDS_ .'chamber and the gases then pass through a turbine- arl� are •ejected at high velocity through a tail: IEE TORTURE, --MUSCULAR ACHING nozzle The rearward force of this let of gas thtusta the plane forward _ - — • -. @ll1CKLY AND EASILY ---- `l. �-/a /t .t--3Q `-� it }'oU are !."•UtJLletl ,cloth ' its in ng /bV - -�vRN�p{1 ¢ F piles.or rectal sureness dW ut else a s v � ANNRAR , mea AMD 640t�ED• [.t11e.11.L-tltlsLCil.t1—.11.e PAi�iS FEET l7 "i ! ;erring this cundrtion UecorTte Kron- ,fes ANMAAR �ON4BttS7tON 'j��. 1 1c. Any itelling or su'en or . CEIAPPED d, — %vapair ip Pndad of oto, nULMe't Narn177$� xrid P r u pe,t;• J'euttttenl HANDS _ should be se_ured at ,once. .. For. this i'Urpose bet n parl:age x or iiem-Hotel trum ally. d^u 11•I's' ' mar� ✓� Ias:wDACiHES and ,use as.directed Tiny ort u a i -• I+ otK�t; r _ Veats�. -easy wbitlIs used—to - all taj,:e.internally w rll- uuis a ckli 'IEURA6C�A, relieve the Ittnfus- and sure toss and al'd in.healing the sore render spots. ECZEMA ucn,:Koidc is pleasant 'o use, is highly recommended and it segme re '' " Lhe helght or tally rot spy one to PIMPLES Prue 3 tt i ,., -felt u Wlicn l and chronic Pilere iX, t d[tion «Iter inch R fine "em t}�7► RC,. 34th 9ik "° y �. may be,had itt strt-tr-a mall cos; Ir yov try Flem-hold zmd re not ' - entirely plcnaetl' with the mutts, 3ETTER "„ + �':' � QIauC•, ` StlCotk'MEIRNtY.� ' ' >'our dru>_t.is[ will ,glnr)ly zctu-res -- tpPRtS�C# V[1 aU!(:TDtft your m o n t yLAL RM IT'S BUCKLEY'S iaRAx ISS 44 - J _ rS N.DAY tumult, and weep? The• chill is. WYA, PAi.ESTINE! - _--- dsad._.ut Slespeth." When oar B� iICS - — -_ - - sot.--- - b e .,-CA_ jj /'� n r was 'not actually . -= _ _'_~ C_ L'-_g._0 tr_ bat�nlTasieey-He did-not y Lard Bald that the child was not Qwendollne P. uke �+ �+ [� el[d- = of GINCER .(FARM ,`e _• -• • • � G J +J O N mean that she .�s dead, but.that the death that wu _ _ - hers would now be ended as sleep Hallo, everybody - I have a -but I must confess I would -'7' -January-30 ---: is ended--with our-awakeaiag. - question for you. It's this: How rather have a• faded carpet is a JESUS USES HIS POVRA TO "And they laukhed him to,soorn. would'you like to live in a "solar But he, having put them all forth, ` '~ bright room thaw a bright carpet HELP <: home"--or. In other words - "s = taketh the father o! the child and to a shaded room glass house"! I hope 'it do�sp't 6PRINTED TEXT,4:3541; 5:311-411 lier mother and them that were. sound too crazy. to you; because, • • • - GOLDEN TEXT-Why an ye with him and soeth in -where the - f according to the January Reader's But keeping the windows- clean fearful? have ye not yet fidtht child was."*Jesus put-them out be- 'i tam - Digest, solar homes may become so tint the.sue can tin Well. - cause it was unfitting to have this pularafterthe war.--- that's something Mark 4 40. ?: hou art nigh; These houses are built with all Right now I am'_s___ink__ Psalm 119 a lar-mer castes a cele n - _ the main rooms facing sou -�- g-room and the attn is flood- T [ LESSON IN' ITS .8XTTING otic. It was fitting to have s few hind'as*almost "tilshret4aasyaarDanse . tug the room with warmth and Time--All the events of this les-. , chosen witnesses,present with the of glass and with a Lour foot cave light, but you would wonder at son took place is the autumn, stricken parents. :.. `which shuts out the direct rays it getting through at all for the AD 28 The Miracle of Resurrection Place - The quieting of she_ d taking the c y the r h• S ` In solar homes fuel bills, can .be result of using steam coal. And. cut as much as thirty-eight pew' : as long as I am. using steam coal Galilee; the country of Gadara is cumi:•which' is, being interpreted. r<. on the eastern shore of the same Damsel, I say unto thee, Ar)se." Mf „a ria' y Cent below average; eyestrain U my windows will be dirty, for as sea; the other two miracles-took The word 'Talitha' U a word of Talent-hunirry Hollywood m' ht lessened and. light bills r�dused. then thev -not - • • • : murky again. However, the time place in the city Cdpertraum. a ee on an endearment answerlook to the Middle East, •Judgt. t. Quieting The Storm Seg. Ing to the words 'my child. -However the article doesn't tell is approaching when our supply o! "And on that day; when even "And straightway the damsel ing by this photo of a comely, you how to keep window4'"un- thi9� dirty, smoky, hard-on-the- British WRAF serving there-- - broken", nor hotY many hours a Temper fuel will be ezldaueted- }_ 8• come, he saith unto them, rose up, and walked, for she was She's.from Palestine. .-.week At would take to clean' the and we are not getting any more! Let us go over unto the other twelve years old. And they`were windows, nor how much it would ' And yet you know I like it.if only side. And leaving the multitude, amazed straightway with' a great cost to buy shades and curtains it were not so dirtR It is the they.take him with them, even as amazement. And he charged'them Canada Releases = = for them. I wonder what would grandest coal to start a fire I he. was, In the boat. And 'other muoh that uo man should know - happen to that unbroken expanse ever knew: And that of course is 3ioats were with him. And there this: -and he commanded that Aircraft Spotters of glass should the small fry play why Partner likes it.so well. I ariseth a great storm of wind, and something should be given her to - baseball in summer or throw, am quite sure he would be content the waves beat into the,boat, tn. eat." - somuch .that the boat was now Disbandment of the Aircraft snowballs in. winter! to use it for the rest of ttnter This is our Lord's !fret recorded Detection Corps .in. Ontario, Man= fiillag." It doesn't sound too practical -prorlding'the house didn't burn miracle. of resurrection. Christ's itoba and Western Quebec and the does it? And yet I am sure the up before x e winter was over a o an o release of more than 8,900 civilian often when life seems so calmreal- Idea -ii has much to commend it: a result. But• of course. Partner thin" eat would prove the observers has been announced by', and secure we are faced with a _ Personally I think most houses Isn't- sweeping and dusting, and - •sty of the miracle-and complett- the RCAF. sudden and almost overwhelming n are tar too dreary. ' I love.rooms cleaning flues and trying, without. nese of the restoration. But why with the sun streaming lethrough success,,to keep the feather-weight crisis' A great calamity, sorrow, did Christ charge those present The announcement said the so. windows. "Ah, but that is soot from flying every which-way. temptation overtakes us. At such, to keep the matter'secret",- Imag- tion, prompted-by favorable war j •-hard on the carpets and drapes," It he were he might not be,so-anx• an hour we are put to the teat. sae what uncontrolled excitement 20,000develpurse v did not affect some d[d you say" Well, I suppose it is sous to go on using it. Those.who.trust the Saviour will and confusion would have arisen 20,000 observers is Eastern Cas- be found equal to any emergency. had people heard He could raise ads, Western Canada, Newfound- ! -14 _Perfect Trust The dead. It- 'would hinder-rather and, 'the Hud -• 1 son Say and Hudson - ' "And be himself-was .in' the than help His- ministry. He took straits areae. BY R D O REPORTER REX FROST stern; asleep- on the cashiori: and three of the Twelve as witnesses- Air-raid precautions workers u they awake him, andsayunto 'that His power over.'death might. Ontario and Western Quebec pre- him., Teacher, cirest thou not be published liter. iriously were -released. Ob. Oh! 21,706 Canadians failed same `cheery .happy-go-lucky vein., that we perish?" How perfect _.r - to take out licenses for their Who? Why those two Canadian vet was Jesus' trust in His Heavenly � radto receivers in 1943. The year erans-of laughs and comedy Al and Father: lie had no fear. for he r before,'there were . who list- Bob - - eged in, but didn't pay In. ' So age who chase your blues away "?end he awoke; and rebuked • toys the Dominloa Bureau - of, every Saturday evenink' at 8- the wind, and said unto the sea, HORI20NTAL Anawes to Previow Puzzle ?abbr.). Statistics. But: the Bureau has o'clock over �a C.B.C,network. Peace, be still, and. there, was 14 U. S. hero's til Land Land parcel. - apparently greeted _1944 in 'the a great. calm. And he said unto pictured son, a,R V I B 15 Beverage: spirit of optimism. --They "hope" _ .Every rad listener .'at some the m, why are ye fearful° Have `p,� I0An$oune& t ;the figure- o!. .negligent license time or other seems to enjoy the- ye not'ye.t•faith" And they fear- III. A L E L 18 Piece out. buying listeners will show-a big shivers tin t creepy sensation ed exceedingly, afid said-.one to 9 Short.for �- L 20 Weight decline. whteti goes 'up his or her spine another, who then is this, that cousin. _ "• • •w when gho t stor s come out of even the wind and the sea obey, ii Dens. P E A 5 A {abbe.) ZI obtai!ss: It's'a strange thing, but fete' top the loud speaker. you enjoy the him"' The disciples should by 2S Bundle of = 13 I E A' ranking stars' is radio 4njey the spine Hagler, -bets tune in .#o this time -hare//had faith, and 15 Constellation. A C ��, the new series of ••right for lays- faith would haee delivered theta 17 Intervening S R S 26 Vegetabl& privilege of a programme _which (law). -actually bears their name. afuch tory Wednesday. ea-eniugs over from fear. The danger of the P O E 27 Spout of the finest talent of the air p 3 19 Admits. CFRB. 10.30. . The opening- an storm est the Here seized with A F 30 One who rldr waves is the'subdued glitter under 20 All right pouncement expla'ius the theme another fear, the fear of bei (abbr.) B I 5 TE E T In a nutshell stories at the close. t9 one who could 'exert I awl' a title such.as 'Town Hall", "Star weird . . . the supernatura 23 Complete out 3S State at 'Theatre" "Lux Radio Show," "Hit such power and to feet these own St of-infants• 39 Metal VERTICAL equelity, Recent! however that young man - eseness and lack of power. clothing. 41 Advertisement 1 FIU nickname 36 Decline. - arg�ttot�c tries- . Y _ and the terrifying. \` e1 1 Tho Sorrowing Raler 24 Verse (abbr.), (abbr,). _ is -i. 38 Nehemiabc Parade' or some such headline. h P who,Nae the `ladies swooning in "W bile he .Set spake, -they 25?rue 42 Srnal1 honn3� 9 Form�� --- (i;bbrJ- ihe aisles created a precedent tor. our their musical moments -these come from the ruler of'the sync 26 Fondle- 45 Negatiye .t new comer. He commence a reply oxygen. j40 Neither Bogue s house, s y au new Wednesday evening 9•to 9.30 =.30 p.m. school childl•en through• ter is dead- wiry troubiest thou sank a—" 50 term: 5C1oth measure 44 Ripped ' - m k_ four- out the Prov ince are' entertalued battleship. -31-HAng about. =8 More disabled.47 Sketch under the simple but important with a musleal•ser es I►ich com- 28 By. 53 More Reclines. 48 Anger. ing could be more final than the _. title, "The Frank Sinatra Pro- bine entertainment w th education: 29 Limb. uncotnmon. 8 Years_(abbr.L49.Go1!• - Irxplanatory notes on ti�arying words, Thy daughter is dead, 1 Devoured. 56 Rerii4ve: `9 Tropical tree. 52-B w OIL gramme". If you re a"Sinatra"fan _.. -and there, ^-as obvioa l•. no ex- t)pea aC musicians ami their work b. 33 Apex. 57 Noblemen: a10 Mineral rock. 54 Railroad ..you'll know that Frank also brig a ruler's house $5 3.1416. (abbe.) ar* Riven in colourful: easily Pectation in the Vii8 Field of - �2 Pty, -- ' the "Hit Parade' Saturday eve under�tandabk form;_ taustc in that euett Testis could rrow be of 37 Tavern: combat. 13 California £5 Either. - :.nings at 9 o'clock-over-C.B S, .He. r_.- _. - -to _ v rciee. Ther- had believed "runs into serious competition ho that Jesus could heal the sick, Z 3 4 5 6 7 8 ,.elate With Hockey Fans in Canada. the classical is 'adapted to'the , youth! mind through 'this school- but that He could raise, the dean 9 10 I I 12 - . . .,, • • was beyond their belief: room series. now• a feature of the*' --Two "five-minuters" which' are C',B,('.' The Select Three dta�dIng considerable audience- at -- =.-='- "But Jesus• got heeding',ihe word 13 14' l5 16 I7 {8 :the..present time are the 6.25 .to U.S. spoken, salth uuto the rulenof the 6.30, and 10,55 to ,1`l p.m, periods SPlanes To Land synagogue,, Fear not, only'beneye. 19 ZO over CFRB, TorotiSo. Just. ahead At Bases In Spain :And he suffered .mi man to follow' 25 of Jim i-iunter.s newscasts, the= ---- -- - with liiei,' save Peter,,and Janies, _ 6.25 story period -conducted by T,he American Dali'v say; ibat- and John the brother of James. Gordon Sinclair seems to set a Spain tial granted.-perinissiun..to And -they- come .to the house of 26 ii:'7 a ` stage for .the dramatic news story the United States for ,afreraft to the ruler .of the synagogue: and these days. And five minutes land there.. _ -he, beholdeth a tumult, and marry. 28 29 9 before CFRB's 11 o'clock newscast. Such perch ssion , 'presumably meeting and wailing greatly," •leas recently come a new addition would mark another. step by. Spain Jesus suffers uo further. inter- 30 %`: '� 3 33 a m which tells the life stories of-pro-' away from Axis ties. ruptton. He took ti-ft-Him three . minent personaltt'tes in ilie news, , The publication says details aye of the Twelve 'as witnesses, but 35 t k..• 36 37 with Michael Fitzgeral Both ex• not available, but that .American them alone. This is the first, ap. :5 `cellent stage'netters Loi ,tpe gen• •Export felines is the contract • pearance o1 the select circle oL I q,2 43 ` �� sinter- el aloe: three withid the'c1pse.r circle ot` a *sting programmes in -their own "It is un rs t the Twelve. At Jewish funerals � 48 49 50 t 52 -right. mourners mainfsfned „ in exchange-for the landing rights, the Spanish airlines get enough a antsy lamentation oP Sj tjtj $ 'J They' got the New.Year oft to high octane_gasol•ins, to continue The Crowd Is Rebuked - r', a"bright cheery start, and they its operations and there are 'pro. "And when he was entered in, he" S7 promise to'see it .through•in the bably.'.other considerations. satth auto them,*Why.make ye a t ;POP-=All in Tune J. MILLAR WATT ' - TA ERE'8-A-NOfi ON— AND You' WANT ME NO ! i WANT You TQ-- -- -__ T -rH t S PIANO G, MA KE ALL THE �'F� T14AT YVON�T � � IT Rif NOTie�S ' PIL AY " X11 t r i 4.3, —_z -A�is AA oma. LAND SURVEYOR - Classified - , QONALD RUDDY Barr;ster. F. J. DONEVAN, B. A, SQ C. Charge26rears. Iftobesoncituc,Noun Public. blouerto lo.w ore tonal also formerly occupied br• tate A.B.CLrr- Surveyors Gibson and Arnold. 886 _. ,/ �• lith by mail loc- addit 4""outh win=of Court a...••-orbit►r. sM King Ste East. Oshawa. Phone L. Ilea. Extra for News Bos: plumber _ _ _ - - - - - - -- _ $E?1TDN, BELL (f �4SS S► Ona fila are the records of 1961 -- -- - gar gale --:-Interactional gab ext- Barnstors tf Solicitors.. :gine hen. hove, albM W.tseli . J- Best`^ K, C. Teleplleae NOT frontiage 1tiB9 good fence sada a. Brooke Beta, K. Cr - Ad. t'all3a - ---�- - r, _ .``_ ---- -- -- ;:'8. Dison, Rouge Hili, Kingston Rd- J. D. F. Ross Joha L. Pond ,goy Sale=firet•claas fnrriitun for872 Bay Street , 'I'owats Our'tieoeha Pass YOM "p .squ7 _ 11bree•roantei 'sp112-1000t~ C. Fineh, - ins • & of lint done .against.a✓lark - Con Brock Rd. and 4th !bs B Lsh= ireWe 111131111 Earth - -- - Bray Chicks, day-olds, some imiued- NV OD, t t T, s &Uvay. Especdally if you want InsuranceCo• BAND, GhRe vEL, - _ - t tiQ9tite Leghorns, which =any count - toes by Wt�tr and Basial f food and high �-� -Rotand +egg productiot% order now. Agents. s :•Buildings. Yet the Darlmess of Nboteep Oenturies'ago co - - 8hier, R. R. 2. Pickering. Icuurance on Buildings - or east the Evil Fc windmills, Silos etc. also lo0aL cartage work a mater tlflst Light. Nor aeca of Cti.ICK tiATCHY=y = Automobile Insnraace .of&Awwrnx num Reek ChIA91.1 All We haveals©plaeed-in tstock-a full -- -=�'Wfar eztfn8uiah this Hope sad Faith and Love triad- Hatch'Off esery Wednesday. Write or Phone - 'S4ttery a PonitrY F`arpo► LINT¢ of•MAPLE LEAF MILLING i - oWman & Rowe led by Divine Flame, las its radiance, the &a*- R.R. R..Z, 'Pickering OOMF P'EiyDB . WHITBY oIYTARIo A W MITCHELL -anal devotion of. ou; Soldiers en—Land. "a and D LOTS - for sole. Three _ . . , { miles• north of Clasemnont. Forsyth bush. All.han+dwood. Apply Nelson IC RII G TT-j -Piekering, Ont. Air; glows as a Beacon to dt+Forsyth- Mankind tato fire Webster, care Mill Va1�Lumber i V lilt +lW ++e+i - - Co. Claremont phone 2022. tf - •Phoim -Yards 74: Res. 65W _'- way of Justice and Peace. Situations vac - - GROWING MASH ant t HoRnea.. - REPORTER to send news of nerov / y Light illvsniAstte the Hearts and -tree► businesRP� and A,_ E. RICHARDSON - . . Ma that Li . guuamM time, = - business removals. Stationery and -Start thePig GEN IDR A L IN SU R A N eR t of Our Customers and Friends during 1944. -� postage supplied. Interesting 'walk REAL ESTATE for,spare time. 'Write now stating - qua,4 atiotns. MacLean . .Building. ,Right, ADn - .:CONVEYANCING A!. S. Chapman Reports Limited, 345 Adelaide Str. An. old established agency. may. - West, Toronto, Ontario. Pig Starter - _ tD serve with swelled heads can __ Phone. Pickering - 7�1 :lahavaya have their shoes filled. _ De N s LOC K W ODD - - The. Observatory, Toronto tststes. _- .-PICKERING. ONT. .- '"Lowest enow-fall this year, since WE DELIVER ,records have been kept"; CYRIL E. MORLEY _ F: �e`get a great.deal of satlsfactlon t - CH from the large number of neWv • -.--mo. S4. �� PMA IV names appearing gn our subscription An Apprecaatlon _ _ list. _ Editor Pickering Nex s - - - To Our Customers INSURANCE . ■ Pickering lar" dware - _ We wish to thank all our ens- - -tourers for their ' Valued pat- -PHONE 6PICK. ronage-durring this past year7: Your continued, loyal '$upport Despite ♦1 artime Restrictions - -has ,been most gratifr-ing,- and - v7e-9� - . .-Cough? stil _ .._ - a e I able to et ` -HEARTY T1 A\Ik ,YOt'! = _ - For in5tsrnt relief try 'Pasmorry - -- -- - _ you the `ea•ts ia` — - _ _ - sli. . s hta _ u _ -- --- Sranc i �ti re _ _ _ oSt -Greeting-al., and a Y:a-T:fed - d ld •- - ' W,t?i Al •That 'YOC •Desire. Hea CO � - - - - • r _ e: $, tj; ordtr+araly-retiuve a calA of our Demands _ -_ .:. _ _C. A. STERRITT. _ - �- qtr a few.h, _ our Matto - We Have It, Can'Get:It Or It Is Not Made - Piekerin' Ont.• `1 Our Professional Pude to J. S. BALSIaON: PICKERING r Guarantee W M. MAW ---t - aANr<S .o:Tof��t,; . � . THE. REXgLL STORE ' . • I EPARTMt#l� 110RiR DRU4011TS- LICJi.N �QD ' ?lLl;T1U1F,i;it �1A _ *ROCERS soWAA, StIsr�. _ VALUATOR _ J• R. Bosse Pha. Br � ■ �� 01. 9CRaS ea0 eN,er_REfAa ftOR Mr _SaleA conducted Anywhere Phone, Pick 68 FARNERS -o - 'boos or write. address 814 Dundox - _ 13treet, Bast, RE PdkY T WNTO PBIC)�8t8�•AT WMTBY, XVUR-,Z.0MZ ARM . , A R-TME— EG�iJ HOGS —SRO C K L Toretgto AD 6623 -- Pick- as x 1S Merchandise' �• CA ES LV ..LAMB S- "23 se _ =+Nn aLi. cixnas os THEATRE _ -� ROIL G18SON Althoa/h .ab ed to can, et 'Poultry, both live .and.:dkesded the wartiae reitrietWkts, oar grr�Y_ TRANSPORTeteck is' being Wept -we* Get •Li Healthfullj conditioned TRANSPORT .. ap-to-date :Viet our p ri ces on ve Ducks THURSDAY, FRI., SA�.I=AY- • OARTA�B'i Look over our shelves-ask.us. _ January 20,'n-and MOVING m for;_Serviice PIUKERING FARI�ZS Wo shows at 7 and 9_P. M. SAND GRAVEL STONE Saturday-Matimee at ,1A P. m. A ALVIN BUSHBY LIMITED - Spitfire - - -w are _ •Tinamitb 181AIS'I'EREfl.EGG GRADING STikTIbN -- Notice` �y ..1Y _0NTw .-1raax9-WaIBTg-ate — Leslie-Howard and David,Niven -- - - c - - Phone�Pi kering 46 3 — :_. -Bought..aw Sold- Combination Storm boors and MONDAY,,TUESDAY, WED:�'SDY �� January 24, 25 and 26 Storm flash - Made to Order Used Clothitng .- Sterilized, clew- ed and pressed like new. Carry a Coo 00MRIE. • 'Last complete show at 8.10 _ also large stock- of. high class _salts. The, Asphalt Shingles - overt is and pants. Also s - - Robert Donat - - O8 - • Doll Roofings --�•' -stock.., of,new leather goats SOW' �_ _ LIMITED - •' dbreakers, ..and gents''furnish- >` • - - Asphalt-Std+¢;a--. �:; . : ��' -Junction ' 'he noun -- - - — - - _ b tugs at very reasonable-prces.'Call Oro • Wall Boards eta - ' r P6- Pitt and be convinced. - tlsa - _ _ _ :Sam Sehvyurts ,�'$.>>:P80NES `Hovraid III7 and Scarboro also an added aEttrsction I N. M. �Ordon ;'`21 Bond,arra West, t):3awa The Hidden Hand -' _ and Dressed i> M111wosli -Compliments of .. . . . . . .. . a Soason �..�« za�ari Se><w.a SYh 1DOO'H � 4 ;whip' Craig Stevens and + or.Tale Mouldings ' Elisabeth Fraser - _ F rl � ghingle Siding _ _ - , pro oulF Many •ens$ and -FlWit* tout Cedar Shinglse ` b liWRSD'AY, F'RL,-SAT,L'RISAY ;:end w g� Roll Rooflog January' 27,'46 ,and 29 _ _ _ _ ,-]Iasoeits ProduMa �n�S Too LA !6B�BliE:F�MSY is _ - Custbrrl rs wool am ` as Wespia� 1a - Sewer Pipe Anti SriMAM7N-SENOUIt -1j*-1j* p. e: PURE PAINT 1(E g _:Geor SILK9 S MAR •