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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1944_03_17 .. :. ,.._ '%xF - .,.J.CG:-.,. :ew Al:..,.rr: .l: �,.. ;,.. ,. ...„ _ •a �a'.�ri.� r1+ �y -..,.:y,yv... .. .,•.r� I'++., ..,,.. .:.�......,.w.aa+....•.:.;}a,ca:'.vi.sua+._::...Wl. :.:� . � mar-� .f,'Fi2� .'.is:aM1~'.`.".`-�i� ryeM aM. cel.- f tp .VOL. LX11I PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, MAR, 17 '1944 No. 31 ; .M $15ou c rin Red :Cross. Branch .Sty : Quota . • �'r end Make Another. ►ion#ributionY T \ ..... _ -d" ' There are just two more days left Hugh Rolph Heron sf the present Red Croce Campaign. _ Watch these columns in our next Pickering vjllage *t the th-ne of writi g, Pickering is-- The 4ft took , P ace-a o y- J +-.._.. a i "" the date o issuanc ' r - + �- — - books; - - - -- ports are ,.t in yet, nor is the can- Rolph.Heron, beloved husband of is sZsitig Mr, and Mrs: James Mit- rawing completed. There is stili a �� Betha Pa',•ner, daughter of the late chell and other relatives. here-over _chance for you to ,make a donation.. �•' !George and Mrs. P` Inier, Pick- --_ —•,. __.__..t. .a two-week stay.. s �'' Fred White and uncle Maybe yeou have already. made. a a s Bring, and sister of Nis. H. A. Car-crash West of here kills sir!maa , Lorne, left contribution, but it -- cnay have : Matchett slid Mrs. Fred Doyle, both on Monday for Hamilton, where been small. Think-it over and them ' M of Toronto. Early on Wednesday evening, a they are engagedin war work. - - try and add a Little more. ,_The-Red f " passenger car, carrying three. young Miss..Eva Bunting-is-spending- Cross needs money. Pickering Brch. � airmen of the Fictan station, skidd- week with Toronto relatives. Smust ga "over the top". Whether it ' '� `tom ed into the side of a passing Frans- I Mrs. Wim. McLeod1has joined the does -- depends on you. Dig s little. Q port, at Petticoat Creek, one (at the staff of the.Red and White Store. deeper and see if you cannot crake time of writing unidentified) was Mrs, George White, who is ill, ' instarytly killed, .and the two -cu-n- is at the home of her son, Mr. Herb wait, do it now, the time is short. panions. senous y inure eyMiit%--(,Jrurcfr St; - were on their way to Toronto, and- Mrs. H. A. Matchett and daughter A Fne Call on {�irednesday " Edgar 'James, of the Brock Road slippery roads,'ori this •curve i$ be- Helen. visited Sirs, Jolu} Murkar on t =poke :o the Club tis-'wee , on -- have-been responsible lor Y• ' A fire at a faMrr on Al.tona Read, . "Bee's and Bee-keeping". He was the the accident, Len Pearson, R. C. A. F., is at on Wednesday afternoon, was app- - guest of Rotarian'M. R. Jenkinson. _ home on .a few day's leave. arently not serious. A brooder house °Y'ou, folk who.knawn nothing or Pickering Red Cross -Mrs. Towle and daughter, 'Dr. caught fire, but the fire was exting Arthur Williams, M. P. P. for S. little_about .bees, other than "some- = - Dorothy, Towle, of Toronto, Filled niched before the Fire Dept. had t Ont• Biding, who, recently, in• the thing so be stung by" would find Do ':iot forget_ the Euchre Party on Mrs. J. Murkar on Sunday. time to reach there. the subject a most interesting one on Wednesda "evening, -March 20 Mrs. Barker of Toronto, was in. T t Legislature,-trade contribution to y g' ' town on Tuesdaycallfn"' to listen to, when gilen in the form at '8 an. to be.-held in the Red g ori old the attae* on the problems. of. P. friends. of an' address. Bees are the most Cross Roozns,.in..sid.of the,Red Cross -- M=,�„.w J. Clark celebrated a gold Sale Women'sor Institute to I Agriculture• remarkable, intelligent little beg- Will ladies please provide. sand- birthday on J. Clark at the home of i HoW Sale of, Work, Marek 25. gars -- besides bei;tg-very-good at wicheia.- Adm .25c, i producing honey, they know "who is her da i 1;ationtig in Canada - � ... . ' -, :• daughter, Mrs. Hairy Bosea: - The Pickering Branch of the Wcrn- The cost of administernig the afraid_ of being stung, -and -who is ..Maxine Elliott, of the R. C. A. F. en's Institute will hold a '•Sale of rim ceiling, inclvdin all ex cosec Tnie*es of Lot:ast Service Station 'was home for a few days this week, p g P hot". They generally stipg only 'Work" in the Red Cross Rooans on connected with rationing, is app- those µ'he are afraid. Mr. James Caught. before leaving for Western Ontario. 4 Saturday, March 25. Sale at 3.00perPact@llq34 %h.t _ Mtere ry a ewor t person in Canada. 4 cert wane peculiar-aroma before the revea w o broke into the service ing :Host of-his t:+ne in'Whitby lat-- A Apron Booth Pan Shelf, 'White - station operated b Albert :lckfaid- P � � bee, when. we are.afraid of hi.�n� � y X15'. an jury duty, and is getting to .Elephant Table, and Fish Pond for at the ,West' End of' the Viltnge; find it a very monotonous affair.- the bee has a%most remarkable smell- the children. __ _._ C. G. flee Activities early Monday morning, were caught Folio-i-19 the recent thaws, Same B Eileen Eushb eel and-detects 'this odor at some' There is alto a beautiful quilt 7 y a few hours later. Three-,men_ Srok�. .water has been deposited on our.. _ distance; and makee - a "bee-line" to be sold. Proceeds will enable the ""`-`" in through the west door of the• new rir is - froze - and scree boa • ShirleyacDonald and Irene Lee for,that person, ..a.:d sinks, his.. or + y RVomen'a Institute to carry on the y garage, and searched the, place are now say ing '•they skated on our work, where the need is most urgent- who were m charge of this week's her (which is it) hook into you, lett- throughout. ._They were careful: eueeting. provided the group with a ing )'Qu know you are,not liked. 'leave this year after_alt". , ly needed, ! each door behind them rirlr " ' w- delightful surprise, schen the ser 31:, James described a great :•%lair , (Following are some of the con- y , y open, in,case a fast."get-away' wax - ved them as their dessert three- oL these habits, and, organization Have you seen one et' bributions made during the necessary:They took a ,•ilver dollar, _ 7 flavored 'ice crezin %ith a beaut- schtrnea of these .industrious budd- - ytar. sugar Fund for Darn for ies �- the are inzereatrn ou 800 COFPerq and sine papers fr„ Spy.. �g robins are .being reported.'' Britain "5.00; Red Cross 10.00, Mobile 'ifully decorated ,most -delacioua 3- y g '= r the till.-'They-then,.entered.Ackford' layer cake: which -Shirie•'s'-riother Qhouid hear about them! �_' - . W cau: ��:ntrur:ity'. this week (we.. Kitchen and Seeds for Britain 10.00, :: y _ . s :. . roam and :to�,k t�va Sorts avid yaw one. Ed. persona have '' ao kindly made fol us: two overcoats. Ackf>rd called Chief 1 Several _ Public Library.20.0x, Russian .Relief The meeting - g 'ien,bers and their wiles,' to a reported hearing thun,• The quest. 20.00. . began with the Irvine about 3.00 a: rn. He found S Opening Certipvr. a',d Secreta 's" number of thirty attended the Royai• - io.: is being asked-- "do at+ne of ' Conte pleasant afternoons Tea and Treasurer's report., a lexandr Theatre-Janie". .µedn�y TheerpF+ceipts�faken e brnke.;'gias4• theM stay around here all winter?", y 1Y fin OPe:► p the- ti1j. Shirley and Irene chose as the g g Tey pick- µere later found in a stolenL�e ' '',rte ans�itr-that? 1. will be served Busing the afternoon: . _,fir: tit¢lr-worship,—We- ed l� about- tire--wyynt mgnt of - - p,"We E��e which the- thieves were driving. • the winter-far- no casual= _— -'_ Former Wckerbrg Farmer Thee but Thine own' and told 'the dnvrr g --•. fter their rubbery they went to Special Voui e.ler Fera: for.Mair " burner' Out. story of the tithing, taken.f4•oni the ties. though. Just as-they were leav- the Victory Grill and _ :; ru Orders .. Mg. town here President Sterritt bought food i F UM Testament, which was followed with 'Ackford's coppers. �.- •-..` .: � - The barns on the farts owned by by a discussion on- "Our Ability .to received one of his call, ,. the samg Toronto police picked up the'anen we- becieve we kmve many is this . Elmer Powell fettnerl- of the Lake Give".. that has kept h:in from attending in a restaurant a-bout 7.30. A wrench 6 + y mei hburltoad who wi+.l,be interested . f many another function. He did not Share here, and tenanted by his Sire. Westney gave •us a contest from the. garage was.-found near in the followi!zg, issued by_the War- eon-Russell, was completely destroy- for St. Patrick's with the get away with the'.party. _ point • • the'parked car. The men were want- time Prices Eoanir ed by fire on Sunday evening. 'They' going to Betty Baker's team,. and ed on two other charges of break-in. "For the convenience of 'persons live at Columbus. so the singing of "Taps" brought v - - '.-- They.-are: Js►cic .Stookrnan�_C ' Who s�-iah to pardha;e_+maple__ _ The ongiA oT-tl►e fiYeia tii6sowa; _ PT meeting to a e[ose. w�� T a Hogarth and Albert Gramorossa, by ,mail direct from, prnducem_t}eL Rotarian Lockwood introduces and the entire contents- including — s • • all of Toronto. Two of these have Ration Admu istrztton has rsauet' a - 23 heard of cattle, 8 horses, 8 p� � _ "records". Late Monday evening, a Special Voucher Form for us& until and a small amount of grain'were Sydne7 TpWio Passes Suddenly The proprietors -of the Victory - _ g _. brother. of one of • -the inen 'wig the end of May 1944. Local Ration completely. deetro The loss. is Grill- have reminded the Directors co y Funeral services were held on that' 'we•are a picked up' on a charge of breaking Boards are authorized to' issue one ' expected to be�out of �-: partly covered -by insurance - the into a school.•Detective Sgt. Shields purchase voucher for ever) four : lest estimated at $7,000. Tuesday, for the isle Sydney Chas. the dining-room by a o'dlo� They is investigating the Toronto. ped of valid '*D" (preserves) coupons st>�__ The blaze was first noticed about Tomlin, who, passed away at his ,very•often have patrons•waiting to reaidedge, quite suddenly on Sat- be served' at our tables. the case. rendered by the consumer and t4ess nine o'clock on 9nnday evening, by urasy taint. He was in his 66th year. vouchers mast acewnpany twnsum--. Russell Powell, who rushed out to The son of.the late Mr. and Mrs.' era' rnaii orders to producers. Each ��. investigate, but the •lire had made_ C. Tomlin, of London, Rng., he carafe Morals in 'Pickering and Ajax finest of papers 'available today*- voucher will 4e good for one imper-- eo-wuch-he�ta way, the roof was a- to Canada at the age of one year. it puzzles us how. these .people get Jul gallon of'syrttp, Maximum retail' boot to fall in. It was iampossible, to 13e .spent most of his life in Tori Saturday's issue of the Oshawa all the-paper• they need; .even for prieea,for.ample syrup as announced save the livestock. Elmer Powell, onto, receiving his education in Park Times-Gazette in reporting a "case" . .voicing.personal and political,grud- :,by the Board are: Can., light; $3.15; .. : St. School: For suns years Mr. the owner, occupies the farpr direct- heard in Whitby last week-end con- 'Beal. It strikes us that. these Can. 'L:�um 32$2-�90, Can. dark 2.a,- ly s,crods the road from his son. The Tomlin was in the business of tr"- tants„a reference. to the morals of parties who do any writing on this ed 240 per, gallon; Special barn was ship-roofed, !'rsrme build- porting rase horses. He came to Ajax -- and Pickering, that we did subject are those who stand',to lose $ Pickercng about Rive years ago, lot like. Granted-an one with eyes a eat deal-of..ower -- and'sa,ie quality syrup graded`as Csii}ada ing, 32 feet by 52, and completely where•he has farmed.e' an eara-open for long, have had :Honey if the "reported" practices Fancy may be sold at $3,40. •, destroyed. was a.member of the, X's 'sgme'shocking 'surprises, ' but ive of the C. C. F. ever became.effect- Church and the Sons of E�ogiand. are saying that :'thou h s<r.ns of it is e. if it were possible to find some- aDo TSA He is Survived b a daughter, } g 8 po, SAFEKEEPING FACILITIES y may be found'in and rear P'ickeiing 'oris who Wouldn't. be affected,.. no __ AVAILABLE Audrey, 'of .Toronto; : four .sisters, Village; Pickering residents are as wafter what party- teas in power- We have, installed additional A traveling preacher was due to Elizabeth and Louise, of Toronto; respectable, as, ever. The condition and 3•ou can't find o;;e in this land e:lu;pnsent to take care• of the needs deliver. a sermon •at a Western I ?sirs. Pznthom, , of Vancouver,. and re:tarred to by thin rticle 'i, a,"t_ —a•e 1:0111d lite to-se tire-citizens of Picikering• and-- Church. Arri,ing-' at. the church, 1 Mrs. Travers, of ?Qp«rroarket; a hrn- o�riedged.,wwithout hesitation, but WI-410.one the sub ert— a nearb Ajax area. Space is now avai able Henry, in Toronto and a rand- } y J p 1 he paused to read the novice of.the the%, S Want this point -- citizens weekly •paper has been pabiinhing. for Vzctcry__lioan.8or.ds,. _War.-Sas---- " meeting as given on the bulletin daughter. o: I'ic tering, the permaner't ones, a series of articles all winter, "jam- segs Certificates and a limited num- board, and this is what he found -- 1 The funeral service was held'fTorn, are not to be held responsible". -W4' basting" the C. C. F. -they have. 'ber of packages of other valuables. •, :.` St. George's Anglican' Church :}fere, are as much dig ,f -Subject for'this Sunday - bo yop-- ,gusted i,•ith it as any bee-� dent to u for publishing, but I„odgen;er.E may be -made at PICK- on Tuesday, with -Rev. •E. G: Rob attorney.know what Hell as""; And below -- Y• -e never .use the We don't believe ERING • Branch or through the M o ,r. :ease, officiating• Interment was' the.. sutho"r loiows 'an • inure about AJAX Sub-branch. The rates, are Came avid ]hear our °rganist . made in Nora Ct:neter y , y 5 t' Lot of Truth in it V1'asn't there. the G C. F. than are do -- a;d that's loµ,•Inquiries are solicited. , = ren liftle.' A 'lot of noisy, small_ • grow p of local s-nen listened to town politicians cTa`iri -to know all The Canadian Bahk of Commerce•� -• "' PUBLICNOTICE -. a ten-osmole fiery address recently about it, 'but sG don't e�ial�e that N. R. Shortreed, Manager, o, -some, features of this sc=ar, and claiin,� sal -What surprises us .is — 'P,ickering. and Ajax this period ,that are not discussed if the C: C. F. have anything 'to Conn# _ and Oshawa Suburba" Roads often, enough. One of the.audience offer the peog]e of Canada, why do Y .this'week asked us 'what did you they ot. use .more alar means i f T! - . -think of it --._there. was -a lot oaf- of- 41 ing their polices 'known — _ �tth the`�hurches• •• truth in it wasn't there. We ag- dont .hide a'n Thr are Class Roads y , be honest, arnd reed ,there PP a�tsafetell-to thathie the f a f which y eel St. P trick's j• It ]tag a eared tb'us for same• o tell. A great roan old Dunn the months of. March and A 1 Corr+hnercial Motor Vehicles y During time that -- the C: C. is worrying party stalwarts' still--sit.around the operated over or upon County or Oshawa Suburban Roads shall -not a 7of of -people, possibly'•needlessly 'Stove.,and laud their party to high y be loaded in 'excess of one-,1alf the.capacity registered with the Depart- we don't know ho does. We reads heaven FRIDAY, MARCH 1T,•164C, who have ne-.mote idea_of, meat with respect to Clare `�B"__ Roads. , . .. P y ng or intends' pfeiierina United Church j over the past week-end' a 'half what their art is dol This Clause of the Act will be strictly enforced. 4. thick volume, written by a prcrnin- to do than some infant. -P- WS Went ' Montreal; wealthy publisher. We have not yelled a "Hurrah for VABITD-PROGRAM liy order COUNTY of ONTARIO He never tnentioned -C. C. F. from ;the C. C.F.", but we feel that today' _ front cover .to back, though one everyone' in this Canada of ours rySappa •'sawed at 0 p✓n. O. J. Kean, County Earineee -• 4 had no difficulty in seeing what he should ariake it "hie - badness to .Ads 40r- caul 20a. MWby, Oetari4 was writing about (incidentally the find cut" -- if you warn. _. ,_. _ , volume was prbAed on one of the _. . r - .'"•"�- ,-1. v.. _ -,•y.,a:!•-r' - '-., r,•, .laf' v' 1. �;,,,;�. , . Z e :.,. .. n -•."e'� %-�' "ww••; � r "mow. ^,' :� +.�<:. � •,y y + ,, ..�. .. ,. .,�. .-.y �; eta .4r- :;;we.• -r•._ . n . •,- , - - .. - TREASURER AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES - TOO J.ATID -7lS/O LAT' H!I8JWj0 NQ 94JU00L \�. 1PErre WANTED � NEXT SPRING DON'T UST IT BM L 11'A R h RAIRDW11691NG THS WANTED CANARIES, PUPPIES, 'too late." Ssnd for our rlc*- Robertson method. Information Persian Kittens, Pigeons, other AUTOMOBILE -/1►CCESSORIES • GUARANTEED METHOD OF' list d order your baby o aka . Roberts request regarding class"cad. pees. Send sCo.,descriptions1230 price to h- no,v. O • dollar books your order. on'e Salydreset Acari- seeds & Birds Co.. 1230 St. Ca:h- -- Britain- HUMIDIFYING INTAKE -tioddard Chick Hatchery, Britaa- emy, tis Aioatre Road.Yroroata seine W., Montreal. AIR USED BY - ALTOS, nis H#lebla, OoG. y TRUCKS AND' TRACTORS. BLACKBERRIES HAIR TREATMENT YdITE1PY8 ' - UNCONDITION 4 LLY GUAR- VETSJCRSTUNHAUGB'& COMPANY ANT TO SAVE GASO- RVERBEARING BLACKBERRIES, GAY HAIR - tent Solicitors. Established 40% LI. E, E�,IMINATE CAR- very hardy..Hay been success- may be caused by lash •! 1880 14 King West:, Toronto.— fully trranerptented on Prairies- Booklet of [atormatioa on 're-_ _ .• BON DEPOSITS AND HAKE well packed,in mos& Heavy ernyy- -' - - VITAMINS - 'quest." ANY GASOLINE ENGINE Der fruit, large;' sweet and In IS YOUR' HAIR IS .LOSING ITS clusters. Order before April 10th. color It may be because you are QVILTIN PATCHES OPERATE MORE SMOO'T'H- 4 vines for $1.09 Prepaid. A. notettin enough of certain LY. FEW_OLD CAR PARTS' -Klein, Agasats, B.C.- 'vitamins: Unit" yoU aro getting QUILTING PATCHES MAKE -COST.- UNDER $$.00 adequate. amounts of theme vit- ]FANCY TOPCOATINGS AND HIGgg INCLU NG PLA:4S, P$R- CORDWOOD CONTRACTOR_, amioi your system may. not be grade Suttings, some 6cotrh MANE.$ WANTED able to, assimilate the calcium - -Tweeder, 6x18; 60. Pieces 42.59 NT • SATISFACTION. and other minerals-you need for Dosta$e included. Loula Rice, 361 ORDER COMPLETE- PLANS- WAfNTED-<-ORDWooD CODITRAC- healthy, colorful hair. I!-.your gpadtna .kvenue. Toronto. FOR $1,00 POSTPAID. GUAR- cars to crit and put- on railway. hair has prematurely turned, or - - care 1,500 cords of wood in Halt- is beginning to turn gray, you RHEisIATIC PAINS ANTEED SATISFACTION OR burtoa. -County. Close to .roads should Stake• firs RANDOI.PH MONEY REFUNDED. FLEX and railway. $7.50 a cord. A. C. SLIPER H TABLETS to aid In E300D RESOLUTION - EVERY ENGINEERING wa3`'-45-Adelaide-st•-East' '-huilding-Up__the 'health.-_These -..---GOOD•utterer of Rheumatic-ocean-or- Toronto. tablets are prepared to a special rmula d are sold with our Neuritis should try Dix.on's Rem- A6 DYEINU A CLEARING oo t e 3:111r, an ea _ which shows how YOU_may eat E1Rtn. Ottawa. Postpaid 00. I - our way to vigorous health-and-- --- `e --- Vkl YU0. A.N YTaIN(J NEEDS y STAMPS Ai CT18N SALE dyeing or .cleaulag? Write to us - beauty.. Bold exclusively D the for infurmation. We are glad to 25 HowardLPH t., SALES DEPT. STAMPS COLI CTOR WANTS - AUCTION SALE^75 HEAD OF REG. answer your Questions. Depart- in .Howard St., Toronto. Speen British Colonials, Newfoundland. Holateins supervised and blood meat M. Parker's Dy• 'Works introductory package j1.00. Send ".J. A. Dundas, Montreal, assist tested on April b nt one o'clock' money with order and w• pay Send stamps for best offer. Ever-ant to the vice-president of finance, at John W. Briacn; Renfrew, Ont. Limited. 781 Yaage Street. To----. - ,delivery charges. stt Drake,,84 Roaeclifft, -Toronto. Canadian Pacific Railway, who has SONG POEst'& Tbun mmointed Uvasurer .of. .the ARTHRITIC PAINS EGGS WANTED )E1AIR GOODS company.. Mr.'Dundas. has been WANTED TO BE SET TO MUSIC, -- with:the C.P.R for e.4 yearn, with DON'T SUFFER FRO' THE TOR- HIGHEST PRICES PAID W I G S, TOUZES, TRANSFORM- Send poem for immediate on- . RU his service.is the 37 yea il Luring pains of arthritis, rheu,- FOR EGGS, LIVE AND DRESSED ationa, Switches, Curls and all sideratloa, Five Star Music Mast. !part- mutism or neuritis. Delay may be poultry. Payments made prompt- types o! finest Quality Har ers, 844 Beacon Bldg., Boston, meat at headquarters. dangerous. Fermol Tablets (non- ly, Eastern Fartn,-Products "Co.; 'Goods.-Write- for illustrated cat. Ma". ` -'habit forming) have brought Te. 423 St. Paul East, Montreali Que. alogue. Toronto Human Hair - Jief in ,marry cases through their Supply Co.. 628 Bathurst Street, gentle soothing action and de- ELEITItICAL EQUIPSEN Toro ' serve attention: Aa all deli• int - WE ARE GROWERS AND MARK- ; or 2 months treatment 41.00 post- ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW. ,USED, HARRIS TWEEDS eters of the famous Truck Load paid. Fermol Distributors,. Lon- bought, sold rebuilt; b e 1 t s. -Ear.Brand,Seed corn. Order early dont, on t. _ pulleys, brua�rea. Allen EIectrto GENUINE HARRIS TWEEDS and save money. Belle River MINC Com n ._-Ltd+. 2328 -Dufferin BL. Grain & Seed Company, Be}te BULL FOR SALE oron o Y AND 4 YARD ENDS AT 32,00 may.-Ont- yard. High Grade half yard Suit - Ings or Gaba7 dines 'suitable for e s FOR SALb-•-A-GOOD DARK ICED bU/Yt' BALL children's clothes. 8be each, Post- SEEDS FOR SALE Counting BtT(l�tEtd Polled Shorthorn bull, (ilenwood age'extra. Louts Rice, 861 Spadtna - Im•pression X288377, seniorberd- BAUME41 A FOOT BALM destroyys Avenue. Toronto." THOR017GHLY RECLF°A\ED GOV. sire. Korman Jayne. Balt more, offensive odor ' Instantly, 4bq ernment graded Clover Seeds, rent• bottle. Uttawa. agent; Denman HANDWRITING Timothy and Co sa.6k Alfalfa. How does a combat pilot kno v .. Orlin Nrnre. titrawa. Write for prices, J. K Muir. Cey- how many machine bullets are HAHY CHICKS ion, Ontario, guns? � 1?AA93- E�Q�IL•�EtiT WANTED! DISCOVER- YOUR HIDDEN TAL- _ left in his s, enta. Complete handwriting an-l'HIl3K!t p SEEDS Let tris assume, for, an exam le, BARRED .$OCli RUN)fi TERTEi? CASH, 1 �t ILI. .PAY FOR LATE alysle, il. Use ink, unruled papper. P Send any fifty words to .Caroline _ - <'bicks, 1-4 dny unsexrd $17.00 model used Tractor on Rubber Sims. 64C Burnaby Blvd", Toronto. that the fighter plant under con--. NEW 1944 GARDEN Jiundred.ePullets $26•0v.-No'avuly- and other Tractor Equipment. ' sideration is _equipped with two Ing, E, J,.Matsa, 22d Bridgo Ave., P. Verheyden. 253 Elm, St Thom- HARNESS DRElSINQ ANNUAL _ tiVindvor Ont. as. • machine guns of '.30 catiber,� and � _ YOU. UP-A:qn-r•osttsG ctcTOaY = two more of .50 caliber, and that 1,FIGHeuk'S r>ria, NElc;Hl ORS SLIPIT .HARNESS DRESSING - GardenersS Send for HlckA r•tv FARM EQUIPMEtiT FOR SALE, up-to-the-minute Garden Annus: they are so located about the ship about T,r,ddIv. Chte•ke, Because Finest leather and harness pro- for 1944. Let the export advice of that the pilot I.Cannot 'tell b• look- our t-ustomer+ come back for USED THRESHERS AND TRAC- servative. Slipit also has many experienced eeedemen guide you P 3 7weddle Chicks year after 3-per, tors of various sizes and makes boueshold users. 25c up-at most to-success.-Full deseriptlon6 End w e, know that s.^.tiefird bur vro grocery hardware and chain - Ing. how .many rmincic of l,nllets for e-rle, wholesale and retail. illustrations•of 1943 All_AmF_ Ca lite left aFtei he'has been Pring are our haat advertt!res The Por particulars write Huggards' stores. A'product of Lloyds Lab- Winners and Help's Introductions $ fa t Elie betties 4:Pt ararories, Toronto. for 1944 In-both veicetatil • anel ' -1 while, Tweddle Clikks and you get E)~x, Ontxrfb. flower.. Send loe today,to W W. Government-Appru't„ed birds from iNCUBATOR FOR SALE Hick. & Sons Limitee},- Lind*ay. He can obiain-this vttalip''im: -*Ro-odtestod breeders that [crew FARriS FOR .%ALE Ontario, Dent. W. fast and produced heavily-etrun Fr. portant information, however, by SECOND -HAND MILLER HOT -'_lOO1CIII at hit Ammunition Re- hrnkthy stock. Start early and - wetter incubator almost'new, 376 , STOCK FOR SALE S .start all She 'rhicks you can 9 ACRES egg capacity. R. MacLeod, :5, "mairring indicator, developed by haridte safely'. Thare'1J be s mar- ALL IN BEARING FRUIT Ounveiran, Ontario. REGISTERED TAMWORTH SW 1.1; ket for every, chicken and,every �l:�t' four-room cottage, ex either sex 825.00. Sltcrnhorn, bull General Electric engineers. Re- o6rg you own produces. Send fnr ce lent location, good in- - LSV-mcl KILLER calveei $100,00, Newton Taylor &_ -gardless of where the guns are Tweddle cataloicuo' and pricelist. same. Also fruit and dairy of Anna. Burketon, Ontario. A limited_ number .of started located. on the lane, 'a glance at' every elle and description. FIGHT THE WARBLE 8F,31 1ViT8 plane, ohlckti two 9.nd three wceka old A. VOUNQShi'T McVeety'A Warble and Louse SHOW BUGGY WANTED the instrument win tell him how for immedilite aetivery, • Also - SQb A. PAC-G ST.REEZ; Killer.. A dry powder, needs no _ [pedal bargains on day Old h+acy water. Sattatactlon uarasteed. WANTED ONE HOUGHTON ROA • many rounds of, ammunition are ST. CATHARINES 8 _ brr+.i cockerels. Tweddie Chick: 'price per lb. sixty cents Bost- stex Show Buggy complete. will: -. "still available• for, use- against the Hair.her ire Limited. Fergus, Ona 189 ACRE.4. GOOD LARGE BANK paid. Apply Norman , McVeety, . top BTtd pole. Please state cor- enemy. barn. medium sized frame house: 72estoule. Ont dltfon and price. Box 121, 73 Ade- The indicator has four dials. T\\ IF. YOU �4`ANT CIiiCI►S TN A.. >~oti lzt ggod fertility: Ratho ata-• ]aide W.. Toronto. - hurry-this 'is 'the place to 'get tion on name lot. See and Dnp ObFER TO I3rfYltLNTORS ..:of the•dials, each marked from 0-- them. We are hatching thous- this farm for a hood home. Apply- FOR SALE -' to 500, are used to keep track-of the ands every day and can ;ripply to, A. F. Christner. New Ham- AN OFFER,TO EVERY INVENTOR nnn-sexed, ptitlets or cockereia in _ burg. List of Inventions and full Infor- AMERICAN CREAST SEPARATOR - -supply of .30 calibre bullets. The all the popular breeds and can, matlon sent free. The Ramsay Rales and Service new and re- to two dials,-marked.from O tot ship on short notice. Top Notch• FOR SALE AT, •WINLAW, B.C.. Co., Registered Patent Attorneys. bufIt -machknes. -American- Sep- -other are hlgh qualtty chicks near Appledale in alocan Valley, •1173 Bank Street, Ottawa. Canada. itrarnt Fnlea r7nderlch. Ont. 200, tell the facts about the supply proctltc4d from Government. Ap- 185 scree land or chicken farm, Of .S0 calibre bullets, proved bloodtested stock. It will 10 acres cleared. 130 bearing - LEDICAi6 _ FOR SALE } Electrical impulses operate Life pay you to purchase high-quality lrult rrees, 80 years old. No P P stock this year. Write for spec- buildings; running water. $4,500, NATURE'S HELP-DIXON'S REM- KNITTING, WEAVING WOOL ammunition 'f2emaining. in�ic?tor, 3a1 price.on two Aeek old started terms +c, cult Dulrchaaer, Dumont, edy for Rheumatid Pains. Neur- yarn, two ply, whin, blue rrh -the hand on each ilial ry ^liar to 6hfeks, also bargain •prteos on Gallbvriy, 'S.C. Itfa.' Thousandw' praising" it, khaki, black,. green,.brown.-11.59 day old heavy breed cockereia 11Sua:•o's Drug Stora 835- Elgin, per pound. Guaranteed. Refund. f6e number of rounds Of bullets re- for Immediate delivery, Fr#e cat- 100-ACRE FARM. GOOD LAND', Ottawa. 11.00 Postpaid. S..Goodz: St. Jerome, Que hon tells(theoand thin inici uka- aingsts_ Top Notch Chtckerlea. Rood rd. lot 4 3 mites from _ - 4 $ any) l Guelph. Ontario. Stratford. lot 42, con. 6. B. East- MOTORS FOR SALE SHOTGL'Nf RANTED pilot whether to ea- hope. Apply Philip Petrie. R.R: 3. gage s Heli chem in'combat or to CHICKS T.N. MOST BREEDS ARE Tavistock. NEW MOTORS FOR- IMMEDIATE 12-GAUGE •REPEATING -SROT- 3I $ Y available fnr. Immediate delivery. delivery, all sizes- and electrical Run; go.0 may have it. Wm. -_turn tail and rut for horse for-lack also started chicks, bqt bookings 301) ACREG FOR SALE-LOT 3. 11 specifications. Large stock of re- Little. Boa 852, Ottawa. Ontarl.. Of bullets to fetd his$line, continue heavy and w;'d advise Con. Township of MoEmtaln. Rood built motors, machtne shop,equip-- yoss eontart us soon: We are frame house and barn, ',i anile', meat and wood-working machin- you to take ear# 'pf all from railway statlon, close to ;ery, Stacy Machinery Co., 109 TRACTORS FOR S 4x,E orders, Bray Ha,tehery, I3tl.John church and cheese factory. lire, King Fast. Toronto. - amilton, Ont. ary. Wilson.flMJ: WilsKemptville, Ont. � . . fifteen thirty, new rings, wr;at „ iatnilr>Eg PCCCeded HTGH GRAPE RLOOT� TESTF,D FRUIT A`D POULTRY FARMS • LACH;\}ERl' AND ELECTRIC Pins, radiator. Excellent 'coni[- -- MOlrtaste �►ttACI[ Barred and N(*hlte Rocks. Red for sale, 5 to 50 acres In Nlegara- on, 4503 at horse eleeach ill and Leghorn Cheek#'-rmmediste district. Easliy, ifnanerd.. R. C. MOTORS motors, 8 phase YZO volt each ELECTRIC MOTORS, ALL SIZES '125, in A1'shape, Vred Robineofi,' delivery. Eleven other breedio for McGhee, 96 Jackson St.. West,. Y5 or 60 cycle-also air compran- Corbyvllle, On,. -- later deliveries. Order at once. Hamilton. Ontario. sora and machinery. E Hoffman Duffer- -Following. is the-text of the leaf- ',T Orin Hatch#rles, Y048 Machinery Supply, 184 King St. In, Toronto 10. WESTERN LAND TRACTOR WANTED lets dropped on the Mount ass[ East, Toronto. S IN NORTHERN 'BASK- WANTED-LATE MODEL' 4-TLO1] monastery in southern Italy 'be- -NURSES WANTED Tractor on rubber for cash. Sol 15 FREE CHICKS atchewan. a " .'fore Allied planes began to bomb it: ' tion, good mixed farmlrrlr dlatrict, 20, Bremen, Sask. -SUV*SUPERIOR QUALITY_CHICKS •& 'miles from fawn with b el#. `V.i\TED, APPLICANTS _ "Italidn friends beware! We rnoath 'course in •practical-nurs-' "EXTRA PROFIT" voters, on good highway; pi•Icer•- Ing, starting April 17th. For par- TAPEWUR�t , $25 per acre, $18 per acre cash. hake nntiltn vw been especially care= AH' from id tested' apDfoce7l or oculars apply to ,�[adalene �I. fol to avoid shelling fit: Cassino certified blood feared' breeders. balance nrraneed. Box 101; 73 Baker, 349 Victoria Street; i.on- STOMACH -AND, TBREAD WORMS $' Barred Rock Price per 100 Adelslde IV.. Toronto, don, Ontario, often are the cause of L'1-health Monastery. The Germans know Mixed -90% Cockerels in humans all ages. No one im- the i benefit from this But now " Pullets FARM HELP WANTED NURSERY STOCKmane! W-by not find out if this , •- Day ,old 14.00 24.0,? •x.00 'is Your trouble? Interesting .par- the fighting etas'swept closer and -WANTED, EXPERTENCE11 ]SAN titulars-Freel Write 'Mulveney`o (loser to its sacred preci<its. The i week old 17.00 27.00 300 for farm work, single or married, FREE - CUWRED , N.UliSERY Remediea. .Specieitiets Toronto S. 5 7 weeks old 22,00 32,00 12,00 Catalogue. Full lint of Frull : no milking, near. town. Thomas fent time has tome -when we must train 8 weeks ltd Y6.00 $7.00 25.00 Cook Jr.. R.R. 7; Erin: Treen; Evergreens; Flowering To all who will buy chicks and 'Shrubs; Perennials; Shade Trees: .Our guns on the monastery `itself, ;take-immediate delivery. We, will RESPECTABLE, TRUSTWORTHY, R o s'•e s:- Brookdale-Kingsway ATTENTION' WOOL GROWERS - "WC Rice you Warning tf0:that $ive them lb tree chicks' per 100. man without -chlldren to- operate `itirAerles, Bewmanvllle. Ontario_ end order with deposit.. Will ship 19-aereaparagus, raspberries, J�1jR, WQOL GRO�/ER you may save yourselves. We O.D. by Express. •orrkard. On [nein highway, 9 YBUTIe/:RA1�Elr Ask for our Trice Ust for 20 warn you urgently; Leave•the mon- _ _ melee west of Toronto, Separate . THIS �:rT.h FIST:\}�T.1'SHF.D \\'c.)C?T.- other breeds. house. This wnuld suit active re- ern Aril is und,•r •: •cc mnnagc- _ hstery. Leave it at once, Respect RTLFR£D LEFF.H`RE tired tanner. Write luny etatinati PROMPT MAIL SERVICE nicr;t, R'a nDernia t 12.a;'i,terr.'. this warning. Itis for__ our,bene- 2= Amherst Street - Montreal P.Q•. -lowest- wrige wanted. Box 1.22; 'c;nr.rnment--Wonl Rare tr•use m:•t r Y send ;•our 't im cols to• Canada's fit:' _ \dPt.�irlP Rt, West. Tnrnrttn. ate Rrepared tn• pur,,h2�e thus LICHTI'S 1944 CRTC _ largest photv_:'inishir.g' studio. 5,•_c.n's wool' ,Tip r,t; FIRST HATCH FEB,-1. PRICE*LIST HOITE -KINDERGARTEN GET BETTER 'PICTURE'S mc'nr i:rading siacJ:.s.i=, ,Oris ,:: supplied. •All birds for our 1944 iauv,•rnmr•nt �tipul,:ed price - hatching season have the -inter- MOTHERS! YOU CAN AID THE AT LOWER PRICE TAI' . S'PHATHR )' -esti-rig V,1l.S. Government .Eland. early cehicntion of your pre,, - ON TA T.IJIITE}R •B' F,.\'Ci11:Uh Culled And blood Vested by De school child with-our--crea-tive Any 8•`-ze fief'.-6 cr `$ EsDy�w,e"s,' 11�T.\T;iU. J 0 Pecos . partment inspectors. handwork displays now available DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25c' , R.R.O1. LICfTho _ for home ars weft as• school use. � RHEUMATTC ]illverton, R.R. 1. Phone 913-24 They include cut-outs, sUhottettes, A cast^..^.:e at 'L•::crlr-k, \.5.,,borders, .window decorations, etc. writes "1 x'ar: ,'oa' to knucv }owinstructions for construction pleased i am c.^.iii our r ,i laic[- ' 'WASH THEM `a`^�, �OA-1 BABY CHICKS FRO.Ii DI.oUD- ■ with coloured papers,' crayons, Elie work ar8 P:'•'Inp: se-%tee. \ti's Tested flocks. Barred Rocks, large Pain S t30 . White Leghorns, .Barred etc, These are inspired by tested: - have•etiea Ria from.all lives Can-:.. s AWAY. YOU CANT BJAT r ediicat.tonsl ideas. Ten seasonal aria. _ Roc,t 'X White -Leghorns, 'Sussex - 7 Elties iii th "sbrii,�-ane tot` each F Does Your Body Attie. X New Hampshire, Red o Rocks. . NLARGEJIENTJ' .month, complete $5.50. Single un- a Write for price list to A. H. Ifi•ro's quick relief t'nnn 1 Sts. 75c each. Dominion Teachers. i .._ <.c - SwitZer Hatchery, Granton, Ont, - nintie.ble nrue nv Service, .�4•..>`,•ott St., Toronto. i..ct" fn E` .,l .•,toturts. v, alalic, nrthrEtie and Inro- - - BA-13S •CHIPHS` AND POULTS, _ i� hago pn,nm-tirink „titer -- - - Barred Rock and 'White Leghorn• HORSES FOR S,:T r~ SPECIAL PRICES ON t nbundiently .and rely mtn�t 'from Government approved and FRAMING• AND COLORINQ ` '•'� •IS4�'I•t1.T." ne•rhnl rente•dy "ECZ Itch'- bloodtested stock; all a set REG. PALOMINO) QUARTEP. H011�- ..� , ,,:y,rinYernnl rlrnnerr. A• from oun ovm stock. Also White es and rr.w. PalominD Tennessee_. Er.lnrgemc^ - 4s:'• cn ivory t:r:ted I. linin-and rrver produe1nR -H-TlaDd' -arid Itroad -Breal;fed 'Walking hones of grand chem- motints 7x9^ ir. ,,ld: :av'er,- Cireu - I+, ,u•idn, nre „n0wit n,vny- _ e Brorl'ze �iurkey Poulte. Send -for pion blood Imes, Stallions from Sian ��'w'r.::: or L'.a i; t.bi?rr�'.linish• i:,,in n,u t Rat K.li�i mny Sop din 1 Minutes 'Tarames. (°c eacL•. I. enl,ir emeut price t. The -Wright. Farm, weanling colla to service to g' hr felt right sit vbr eturt. Brockville. Ont• ages: mares from weanling to' colotircd, 7:c`EL'.'}:. Tnke)inhene,v'..••la R'1•:1,1.", Yours fn has nearly 50 mllltoh ti5y seams' - - .brood mares in .foal to our. nut- STAR "SNAPSHOT- SERVICE regnrnrh hrH.re rM{rinR and pores where Kerms hide end cause Itch- CANADIAN AFl,R0VFD C1-iiCKS standing stallions; 8 good Pal- and ,tnke viol ench morn- yatt, Cracking, Eczema-like Rash, Peeling, for 7mmedlate delivery, Leghorn[, om4no tto6k horses of Quarter- '- Baz� .-t os[ i '_C:n::: :_t A,,1'jrontu 1nR frrtinR rine! euid, by 8urniaQtlidilrEloteliMPimples,Ringwoan, gamed Rock, hew Hampshire, -horse breeding; 5 reg. 'Palomino pair.: 1.lir e:ma and Add:"ctla o,or 11n1A'druKRl■rte• Fool Itch and other skin blemishes. The Snwwc and Hybrids. 'Write for geldings,' real pleasure horses, --- rtew treatment Nixodsrm stops the itchln 1944• Catalogue and price list* very gentle, safe for ladies, cbll Pla.r.:y on•,LTi O:de:a. , 3n 7:minuvp an;L¢neeees right to wort eurbla� MO vKTON 1'OLLTIIT FARMS, dren or inexperienced., riders; + Vie senna and Sha id quickl9 help'maks several reg. Tenesgee 'Walking ` 1Ce ii i^` your etin clearer,softer,smoother and mors IlSonkton, Ontario.• MAIL YOUR FILMS r},�- I12 Litt - tont' :fess _,attractive-itts� [set-Nixdwas must. satisfy : show hDrseg, Let me knoly your ti erre-c .1 12 times, the 11 •rf fiididn - yon cmaplstrly Dr you get your money back Ii1GH QUALLTY BREEDER H.I.T. requirements. Send for our fat- TO :?2I•t t:I:\1, i' r1t ;l'.\t.!'1'1', ;eerystnip r�eturn of 4vaDtypsc kale.Get NKeNein cficr3 t3hicltn, blood-tested. Or- eat descriptive price list. World's ' sere.!,a 'and' .':-fa.:tion, `s or'8 \alt 1:: tiittes,' an,i' ;erose'your Qrusshtt today-see how fast It denary prices.. Popular b'reeds.- largcRt breeders. -of- Palomino .ertp_6•'r::la !iln:e'Z.c'_:rprlals e'for Air l�orre-lA worts and bow mach be ter you look, Th►. Nelson HaUchery. Shakespeare;— h o r s exa. FISHER PALOMINO Y6r• :riyer:cr• l"a�?v Sert.r.:e, :tae iliorur_ba•c .;;•1cds�prStettsl'ou• pI}G . , FA}L�iS, Sduderton, Pa. L'oc J; Turot..u. - stresrgt!7, - ... .L r �. ,.' \ . • • t _ _ ... - / `9,_. ..• ' - - ,_ '-- ,rye • •. 444;4 h-' i•"'r,.-..o-..- ° :.-:y :-'4 :.. .^•w•:r"R "...4,i-,� -.y_� F .-. 3;5 �6i' .-t 7 T'v _,v` r"+TlTv^"^ .. A.v T'• "^'Y :�T'�'_ c.Y`-: .. ...•s«. t ,.-4444�u.a>•. �. , ...,,,.',_ .... .,�• 44-44 _ ._. ::.c•..-_.. 4444 ..:....:._ . '_,_ ;::. ';,.. • :' �- 52 • - .. �-.-._—,� •. - ,,._. 4444 ;: ..�.:..,.. .,.a' as= _.. 4444 - - - ... .. � _ _- ,. Cirm•. a st := s►7 U N D A drink wine, nor to ado anything whereby thy brother stumbleth." The Book Shelf -- I _`S C H O O L The practical lesson t • hon ; p E from this verse it thatt off showing TS T M E N 'T S r • j, LESSON a regard for the conscientious, pre- Lessons 'Of }r Life juices of our brethern. There are By Lord.Vatusittart things we ma —�ELWOOD PORCUPINE ; y dq which will do' ._:_• March 46. us. ii4 harm by reason of our . Perhaps the most provocative �a A INI A R A C K SYNDICATE THE SACREDNESS OF LIFE strength of faith and character, but writings -and-speeches• of our day' r' "�. Write for InformationPRINTED TEXT, Genesis L• .. others following our 'example may 'on the nature of the German state , 47, 28; Matthew 18: 11, 19; Romana stumble and injure themselves and the Gerfnan. people and what- G I B S O N M. T O D 8e; C O M P A 14 Y 14: 1941; I Corinthians 6: IB; 90. UlL rally and spiritually, the United Dations• ..iust do to 71 S St. West Toronto GOLDEN TEXT-Know ye not King Of Our' Body _ solve the perennial German prob- ? that your body•is a aemple of the :"Or know ye not that your body lem have come from Lord Vansit- a. Holy Spirit? I Cor. 6: 19. is a temple of the Holy Spirit tart, -England's former Permanent - Memory Verse: ie us love one which is in you, which ye have Under-Secretary .of State fox For- another. I John 4: 7. frbm 'God. 'and ye are not your eign Affairs. Indeed-, Lord Van- 0��� 5 THE LESSON IN IT$SETTING own?" Because we are „hrist's pos- sittart has for three years' now . ;' ;.py Time.-\Ve do not know when. session tt a must do ai He desires been the center of stormy inter- o� man was created,- and there- us to do. We cannot do as we like national controv-rs- y.-Tn—� GW= FARM-_ :.Gwen�olines P. Clarke fore the do not date the first tc more than we can do as the like extremely challenging book he :- _. , _.,..—-- is lifetime of Ili- from Matthew's Got"el- are from defile that which heiongs to Him t pays to advertise"-so runs won't ho ,, smas es into t e in- an episo e'occurring in our or s is a gt•tevous sin. about Germany and its relations _ r-'the slogan. And believe me; it is cured car with dire results. The life in October, A.D. 28. The "For ye were bou ht with a; with the rest of the world. He true. I .have found that out time other 'fellow carries no insurance Epistle to the Romans was writ- price: .glorify Sod herefore in deals here not only with the Nazis and again. Here is the latest proof, and has 'no means to compensate ten about- A.D. 60, and the first your body.",'By; keep' Jr our bodies and the Prussi3ri'officec caste sad- - We had.promised to help daughter to the owner for damage inflicted.• Epistle to'the Corinthians two or •pure; by making them the fit the industrialists, but also with the. -,buy a'radio last Christmas which Thus with optional health insur- three -years earlier. -dwelling place of the Holy Spirit, German -in a Iigent'eia, the church, she wanted` to get for herself, nice, tioluntary subscribers would Face: 'he scene from which we shall glorify God.�'o soul can the Left, partied, and so on. One _-- :_._Wanting was one thing-getting be protected and yet, through ad- tbt .versC* of Genesis are taken be pure in he•irt ane. in mind.'with- - , may be -sure that-:-titin-book-will another. Apparently there wasn't ditional taxation; would have to w'as, of course, the Garden of Eden, ' out blessing others,- and turning bewidely and sharply debated, but a small radio to be bought in the pay fox the medical care of in- The words. quoted from 'Matthew their thoug!-ts to the higher things, one may also be sure that the,de- _ .city of Toronto. I said I would-see digent patients who were non- - _ were uttered near Capernaum. The and thus rod is. glorified r here is what I cou}i do and as a beginning subscribers. Epistle to the Romans was writ- baters will agree that if y ere is -I ran a small "want" advertisement -+ « anyone in the world,toda ten from the city of Corinth, in Historic Parasol political experience entitles him to _ in our local weekly._ A young,fel- n the other hand the federal,. what is now -nown as Greece, and �+ low answered it who lived almost plan Gems like a pretty sfeep fin= it was to that-city,that--Paul pre—--Given--107Re �. s eak on this aeneraf uesct floor to tts�Iie hadn't knows is the author of this book. anciai roposition. The per capita tiously, penned his two ion Lessoas of My Life By ;we wanted a radio-we didn't krww tax would come f m' ' epistles, called First and Sec7d Queen 11far� sent to the 'chair- --diThe Ry e had one to sell-but through with limited means, However I am Corinthians. man of the British Red Cross sales, Vansittatt ' ' the medium of a small town.week- strongly in favour of,-Ag kind of Creation.Of Man - the parasol which Queen, Victoria " "� .Pro" Price 03.76. ly -we mm�aged to make a deal. health insurance. l�Ve nee that •"And God created 'man-.in his • carried at the opening of the Great - _ P 18 • s • mach social security .anyway. And own image, in the image of •God Exhibition in Hyde Park in 1851. COltlopwing Alaska So there you are-anything you I hope a complete medical check- created :he him, malt and female The parasol is of white China-silk' Aiasj a olies -in the same latitude -,want.,from,a.pink-eyed cat to a up,every year would be one of,the created he them!'; Since: God lined with green silk, and is richly as Sw•eeden, \orway and Finland;. congenial companion-object matri- conditions of the plan, witl>_a medi- created Adam of the dust of the embroidered in colored.silks in a it exceeds in size the combined cal card stain d to that effect.- ground. and breathed into his 'nost- floral design. The_ carved ivo areas of these three countries which mony-just advertise and you will P� g ry get it. But if it's matrimony, be Thus incipient disease -would be -rils the breath of life, he is. God'a handle is in the-form of a Chinese have a combined population•of.more careful,. aivert'isements can be mis- nipped' in the.bud' and many by--eireatiok.:aad':he-hears the like._ than 12,00.0,000 people. ---'- -' leading. We had a bachelor neigh- auspectei cases of venereal disease ness' of his Creator as the child bor out•West who.advertised for brought 'to light. It woule- appear resembles his parents. a wife. He finality arranged to meet that V.D: in Canada threatens to The Divine Blessing - BASEBALL TO NAVY 'iter at* the nearest village -to his become a national disaster. I un- !.And God blessed them: and prairie home. They were married derstand that when a persom thus God said unto them. ,be fruitfulfi. and after the ceremony droves afflicted coro-sults a-doctor, em-bar- and multiply,' and replenish the HORIZONTAL Answer to Il'seTfota Ptlasls 23 Cluster stlAight to the farm- The wounns Ictured, ams' took one look at the none-too-clean to.be asked. In Russia, where V.D. donii.iion over the fish of-the sea, _ former, V I -one-room shack and. insisted-that• has practically been wiped out,many and'over the birds of the heavens, baseball star, 5 T 1 N I 23 Type mein"' Tier "Husband" drive.her ,atzaight questions are asked. A Russian d'oc- and-.over every living -thing' that 11 Like, i- P1 L �1•)• back to the-statiotr. It was the.last• tor- is required, not only to cure. moveth upon. the earth," By the 32 He entered A V 27 PFrfortner. :fisc the 1!oor fellow. saw of his "bride." his patient. but to track the infer- divine-. blessing of God given to ' the U, & R'' 29 Near. A e tion -td its source. That, inay•be inan attd woman mankind. is in- -naval service A L ��yy��jj�� Y O V N 31 Provided. one reason why Russia Iran been creased, and the succession of Biu• last LU111111Fi R H 32 Proaotttl. :I suppose you_hare been taking- able.to put up stich' a magnificent roan generations is continued. The 13 Auction. I E T R 33 The letter"S.w "an interest in press reports of. the front. It wouldn't be possible in earth and,its various prodacts and 1.4 Form of "be." E N INE Y R 35 Measure dV-- health' insurance plans .that our people ravage-V by-•'the effects s;f- inhabitants..ara assigned to man for. 15 Daub. I K I L clot& federal and provincial governments venereal.disease the display of his powers. The 17 Snow vehWes: p 1 L ( ( 36 Bushy Vj p sire arranging, for us. As I sea--it, g .and ruling refer not'to 19 Japanese nigh' q 1 C L it is too„early yet to formulate: _. his natural 20 Regrets. . st.bduin 39 Places ia.liere the mere supplying of 41 asy alefinite opinion•as to their re- y Consumed. < Newt. • '.2 Co 42 Mlnerel roclr. a teams, but to the accomplishment sjrective merits even though they Chtlrelull prefers - o. Z Tantalum 47 Ailing..,. 4 Back. 44 t his various purposes of science lit• y y P- 1 Weight X16 Pronoun. ou�n. differ in so man• ways. It is Pro- - (symbol). - '�l8 Those who sit. S We lis For victor es and beneficence. whether towards` _posed to. make the federal-health 28 Before. • _52 North Attica allowance. �48 Matheanatipl plan mandatory; the provincial, op- the infcdor animals or his :own 29 Measlue 01 Cilbbt,). 6 Rapid. : symbol. tions!. Optional health insurance Prime Minister. Churchill nisi rC area. 53 Iniquity. ?Cloth 49 Indigo. aged to Service On The Sabbath 8 .. -*eald be a fine thing-for those g get in one of his usual dry _'30 FPb was a 54 Hawaiian bird measure (pl.). SO Fixed cotnst, • :- contributing-.but.- what. about the quips to the House .oi Commons ;end he said unto then4 tt hat baseball 53 Commissions. 8 Sheltered -41 Habitual • :ones who wouldn't' The fact that when replying to a questioner who man shall tlieri be of 'you, that 34 Those who'pet 57 Puts in tune. place. drurikarda. aa they wouldn't insure is no guar- asked if iE would be possible to fire snail have one sheep: and if this 07 Festivals. $Z Sofa. 9 Orient. I53 Pe�� ; iintee that medical care would not salute gusts in honor o: big Cue- fall into a piton the sabbath day; 36 Behold! `$3 Bars by 10 Ream (abbr.). 56 Right (abbr.). be required by them: I am afraid recce i- of -the furccs of the >'::iced. will lic,not lay,:hold on-It'.^:nd hit 40 Scandinavian.. estoppel. 16 Type of glove.58 Note in optional -health- insurance 'might- nations such as the occupation of it out? Ho:w much then is •a man,' "l2 Aged. VERTICAL 18 Challenge, G •a • � work out pretty much the same as any.of the three principa.' enemy of more value than a sheep? Where- 43 Life guard 19 Light knock. 59 Negathe: optional car insurance. A man plays capitals,. ;fore. it is lawful to do good on (abbr.), 1 Sim god,_ Zl By. 60 Prefix. tl r Sabbath day.-Ow it Lord clearly 84 Coniterow 2 Bones. 22 Erbitim '•.s1 Steamship rssfe and insures his car against "Personall'y' I c.wr .hell's," said .;i property and personal liabilitT• the Prime aliuis>cr. "1�'e're ::kelt' teaches.that there are things which tree. 3 Optical orb. (symbol). (abbr.). : - - ., l•iiiin ''° -^U:15 an _ can 'be fitly dune. oil the Sabbath I Z 3 �} $ along driving a' car whose brakes way," the i _- goeid of other;, and not our own 11 12 (,4 =lfi l': interests. Human life is 13 sacred to God, and to relieve suf- 15 1 • ! _ tehogareo inlerl'eed cannotin y ayb those 6e tie 1 17 8 pleasing in Isis sight, wheel such 19> 20 21 2"j 23 25 service' i•' rendered unto-l3im. Z6 a �i "So then e: us .follow after things which make for peace, and 35 36 30 31 things 'vclicreby we may edify one' another." We are to follow atter - tke thing; which make: for harmony• ,•s. and .r>eacc ycithi:e the commarity•to 3.9 41 4Z t,•hich we'belong. It must be our w aim to help our brethren43, not '_to 45 ' distrust and weaker, their "Overthrow not for meat's salve 47 4$ 4 50 $( the tvor's of Gods. All things indeed e• are clean; howbeit it is evil for. 52 that man.' who •eateth ttitr offence. •" ''" �y The work of God here ne:.ns a S5 56 57 59 E1061 .:: The Pick of Tobacco Christian brother who is no to be harried by'-our t'vant of- love _ or consideration for his weaknesses. is not good tG cat fle•sh;'hor ii POP—Pop Final! Puts One Over By J. MILLAR WATT . Finally - DID I 5AY I'O 3—cme>~V040 'F'Ehi RLN AND GET. ::: • - ::.. GIVE YOD A WXK YOU KSt e • ..• ,-BtiC SOME MCRA EVERY TIME DI D: :<::. BLAM V% : •.. :.. '•444••4 >::�. I MISSED `••. . C*4XTVJ 06 EZ S L 1 T � .,r r � :¢L: A t, . .14.1.4 t.1_'Hi 11p tee � • — .r}} j NEW --.---"— - —s-- - - � .c •- 2- ..,.,: ... ,. a ' .. :. �r - - K "•:�' r, r , a -A •ax Church News >.:..o&. _ _ _ Race o Life Begins. The STANLEY I+aat Sunday `-norning's-congrega- -- •DUti.a. No 4?L�DD. Barr ,eter: - 'a.Solicitor.occupied by•the late A.B.VAwb- • ^tion almost•filled the church. The ore-More -Fafenere-start-their -chickHau.e • formerly of Court •Whitby >IIY � 'choir was in good forcer and led the -. an SHL'R-GAIN CHICMORE BY than on anY — '_ • BEA t singing in which the congregation °4her starter - _ TQN, BELL" 1f ROSS 'heate " joined heartily. Rev. Mr. Jones pre- _ - Earristors & Solicitors _ ceded a very' good sertnoat with a This majority opinion in favour of SHtiR-G'AIN has W, J:.Beaton, K. C. Telephone ' seti.nonette for the children of the be`n registered every year for yearsliY? H. Brooke Bell, K. C. Ad.. 2888 tr congregation`crn ''The Childhood of • H D.'F. Rosa John L. Pond Stouffville Jesus". - 1. Chicks mu s(like their feed in order to eat plenty Te evening service was conducted and grow quickly: Chicks DO like fresh, tasty _ 872 Bas Street - Toronto PLone Stouffville Joe 'I in the Anglican fo:;r., by Rev. E. G. SHL-R-GAI?r CHICK STARTER, It's mads Robinson. The choir seats were well from the choicest, freshest, most palatable.in- ' — TgQRSDYA, FRI., SATURDAY the zajorit3 being boys and C�arke-Lrentieeredients. -men. More are expected to be, added MARCH Ui. 17 and 18 ' Ro this very necessary adjunct to 2. The feed must like the chicks--so the chicks will LICENSED AGl7TIONEE3t ' ..`.worship: continue to lit'P and thrive: The prgper ba? pHONECAGIN. 52 W $ biILLhir:�� jl arrlounced ear! ante of vitamins minerals and high uuality Santa Fe' Tra• --:Ylr. Robip.,on y , g - hP' a a: -- = roteins (there's lots of animal protein •its For the Counties of York and Ont Errol-Flynn Olivia DeHaviland Cn Six. March 19, sad re4 t'-ar Ang- SHL'R-GAIN j m-eani SUCCESS arso.;- or__ _ orp. ._. _ -_- ican service a r p. m. _ on�t..it - ---- --- tion Class is formed and meets at-: �' - --- —' - - J. H. Prentice (formerly Prentice MONDAY, TUES. WEDNESDAY W. H. Winvain's h t, each•Thurs- The flock os.•„er must like the price -- and no and Prentice). Farm and - Farm ' night. �' V.4-' ,'-•^ _--t-houghtf..ul-fannar_er-c ..pass up. the--savings _ stock Sales a,SpecialtF, at Fair arc -_._. 1►!!AR 1 d 15 - =this class,.should gainer there.at 8 ~made by cutting out :midd':errene ela.ninating - Reasonable. Rates. CH 3'14 an P. in. - extra hauling an handling that is effected To Latins from _. — � - ' The Voting People's g�oupi-net ort . -by local ,nanufarture of S'HUR-GTN CHICK -- - nTc �bhg'.neighb�r:food _ this week. This group is working Feed Service Milt. � MaYlt�lattail for the Chinese R=_lief Fund. TheAOA. J �i DAVIS blsision Bard -r_eets at the church Jain the groping family, of smart farms Who are each Wednesday at 3.30 under the =y', dttermined to SAVE MORE CHICKS--and to GROW able leadership of Mrs. Whalen:' BETTER CHICKS - by feeding SEWR-GAINPermanent Nagging Pai - n The ”-Ahaah--Nalt Maii 'Who Return tah" Group of 'teen-age young folk - - that Frans the Temper sad . of Ajax Church held St. Patrick's -' Shur-Gain ed To Day Party at Ajax School' Thurs- • - erve& Lt may o day night last. Folk songs and dtta- - _ _ • -- - " " ecce, games. and refreshments, were . . T _ C. f�.TUCK. OPT. D'. - ,. • the feature of this gathering. Miss C ' . NICK :� ' ARTER 1`Hl'IicDAY. FRI, 'SATURDAY Cunninght .n is leader this group. storey Block, Opp P. O. l -MARCH 23, 24 and 25, -About 85 attended. 1526 It is expected that sore of these � ;.1'�Iig tmare • Do N. LOCKWOOD, PICKERING church groups will ,,-meet at the new .Community-,-Halt', .when keady for _ .' _ use. _ --•--� _ ----- Painting of the interor of the RADIO E R V I C E church is progressing . slowly. A - large volunteer group of painters is - O NOT E. _ Noti t o 'expected to be on the.job this week - - Y however. Thin should make short of all kinds-work of it. The �Wmnen% Auidtiary %so"M111NING FACTORY GROWERS, `- are serving a lunch for them. . . The Church Board met last. Mon- -- -".1iYe will be in the Field to Contract. OARPTN?L.R1NG ,day night and covered a lot of btu- • �arasrAsd gapaie 8aesies - mess. Plans are' made by the. —'SWEET CORN .tLUaiB ,...Grounds Co nTlttee, to landscape the .8 G Any Make or Yodd i sot and beautify the general exter- W. abs sell Brantford RoofmB ior, as soon as weather perrnita. - ` For Our ` : Yatarials, 11m0m Bathredw ARTHUR FIELD Fkpdqasut� Dam RED CROSS _ - XHITBY FACTORY i, , 8sstosu, Eeabty Stab � ItHOi� 62 R 3 "GIANT BINGO"• O. O. F. fids Whitevale � tet. and 1PICIBRING, OWE FRIDAY, MARCH 31. 1944 etfirls PRIZES --- 64-pied-set .of- English We would be pleased to discuss our Coat Contracts with you. Drop til a = ' Dinnerware, Table .Lamp, „ Bushel line an4,. we will have a Field Ilan call at your farm, '!lam _ - Brierbuh HcgiUl •Basket'. of Groceries, and 15 '.other We are .installing a Corn Unloading Dump for unloading corn which will ��m Government Li�em�ed - - - -- valuable prizes: eliminate unloadingb hand. 2lork Gturaatssd j General-Admission 355 - HAIti Str. 3TOL� FFYILL9 You will find our Grower Service of considerable help to you. during Plsoae 6692 - e 1 -- _ - _th Growing_-and Haryes ng Seasons __ T Q �7 —r----Phone 19 J. D P • a • F11O� Matemit Medical and Sar MapAe .oaf Fere Our Field .lien are carefully picked and trained• by us. They Rill be _ skd available to give you all the help 'possible-during-during the Summer. -- Caaft 'Fakes InsuranceCo.. M teralty Serpi-Room R. C. CL-ENDENING Registered. FOOD FIGHTS FOR VICTORYNurses in ?IttendaIIo. Cheap Rates for Farre and Country - vee - Buildings ,FUNERAL DiRECPOB ...sad 24 Sour Service Given 'Winitorm Insurance on ButildiIIo Private Ambalaam .Ambulance Service Windmills, Silos etc. 'stokely' V a a mf Nti� y::1[RS. E. 1;; GiO�+Ix`` Autamahla.a_Insurance of -_-- Mark. ANO se All Kinds it WTWU ieN Write or Phone _ _ - -' -Fart's Elevator j Markham Onto 6 low Gov. Res. Seed 114relp 1 -Bowman or ' Rowe -Can, da Li ite� is stoclr --- - . RHITBY OtTARIO „ "-.:. - - - t. N•anguard Gov. Rett'. Qeed Oats WHITI�Y, ONT. PHONE 893 $.' •No ice Il soon be in vI,'i - - FEED GRAIN . • .I and Wj' `xT*� - YY L�--� — - - LICENSF-D, At: d;\L Whole or'Ground VALUATOR Cotttb natio S ornt'Door and C'lo�er• tieecl - r • -��• Storm t Sash blade to sOrder SaleR conducted Anywhere �(,r Is Alfalfa. Red C!o•A r, Alike, Timothy, - Phone or write. Addreso (A4 Dundias and Garden seeds street, East. L I hingles d Y NATIONAL 5 LECT VE a t S 0 Asph 1 . Fertilizer - Order oar Fertilizer Now "1�':hithy, Ontario. • ' 11 Roofings ' •Ro =S e s t r .1rt "olicit' your -busih ens fo E'RVICE � :We Sidings the •above. �t! lI - - Nall Boards etc. - - 646ns =I -Y Er ale p:' Count estN. M. �brilon Claremont, Oat. g11C�1 a.f1011S` Aare :dtev all coitiplied with the � ^.. •WANTED � KJ Military Call-�� Toronto AD 6523 Pick, 53 x 1Z DEAD HORSES AND CATTLE I 7 r" :AGincourt 36 _I Fox-tree pier; up phone d r Signed der uthori f \ or iv I Ceder an Or t un I1 tc o the:'aU rill Selective c3RU0I�LIN 0 4 Service aohih'zattiort Regulation{: . RON GIBBON ' . . L Every employer of nraleemployccs must make an examination CLAREbfONT • P •� i u e ocumcn , . ••• .•.•••• those who fail to produce docnmeuts showing good standingT11 MPORT PICKERING . .............. 'under-Vobilization Regulations. _ COURT sone •�1 Z This examination must be completed by�Iay 1st, 1944. TRANSPORT We pas the phone etlarged - In ampm but rich de- 's 3. "EMPLOYER"includes industrial and commercial employers, CARTAGE - tti8'n the can furnish and also farm operators. 3. "'BALE EMPLOYEE"includes all male persons workin; for MOVING ,,CORDON YOUNG LTD meattorlals that will - you,including relatives. Toronto Phone Ad.116* ' I �m •�e='y S._A.tiooklet"EMPLOYERS'GUIDE,"has peri sent tt►industrial SAND GRAVEL STONE l Standpoint. ' In'dignity and,cotinmercial employers. A return post card has gone to 1 of appearance our farm,operators.twork hrvu h Iblte s out `- If you employ any mate pet ar and have fie been notified of / � ���the surrey by booklet or post card,cdmtact 1 he nearest Employ- REID'S 8 �' went and Selective Service Office and ask for the booklet: ' ' 'No Greater Tribute T. Obligation to�make the examination reAto on-e-ach and every Kingston Road'West employer of anile persons,and employers must act. _ N. W. STAFFORD �, penalties are parovided for failt{re to carry out Ihl�a examine= -: $lghway 120IItrtnental'" tion,and for male employees failing to assi!•t. by refusal to Q ty � Service our Aim •,; work: +' product documents. , uah First Ph. 4e? by Ont. . . 1)EPARTME1oTT Off` LABOUR . -,. . . a ;E'RANk R. SMITH,MANAGER HUMPHREY, MITCHELL, A. Dfac1VAMARA, -' sr as Mieiotr. of Labour. -Director,National Stitrtivr Service, ",R'E BL-sY THE BEST -YOU IS.AKE THE TEST" h3: .. 9•0-44.W i Nis r►,o Fitono P,ickerisg 8B .. -. r •...,.• - - .. ., I]W . :. W:'.,,•.. , .. : ,. l .: ,y. ,.: .. � '' iw. .':,a` wP: � '�y: S-'.!p. •s't' x.M�'�-•� '•.y. I� -+ei4y.. Oft �r .� ..—i ,.., ..• ' '. ' .,._-..1—r.....r::e .,.. p • . ''$ .. . ._. _ _ .3::. .vefl.. - .. � —tel. •".'•*`�f.i �1G'r.F'�`. l+-• •dam. �. '•.: Glad to repoi+t Mr. Shaw is able _ ' L A R to be hgme now. lately, We ,trust that she baa E M 0 N . / Mr: and Mrs. W. J. Jones cele- Ainsille speedy recoverbrated their 50th wedding anive, Y. The Club Qtiet at Grasmere iasrnt ---;The Young People of the Baptist snMry or. T• eiay blarcli iltr.. on Monday eveni.tg with alt attend- Church will hold a St, Patrick See- r• McVey will_ use as his topic' a of fifty-five. President Arch • y is collect -.-- sal on'Md.;day evening at the home - for his sermon on Sunda - " f sell was in charge. The Secretary1w," Y A bfr. R, V. Mowbra _ of-Miss S. E. Evans. i IM Christian World.Order', for the Red Cross. E ing report showed that some 485.00 bad A few of the young people from Mr. McPherson has sold his faun been spent on boxe3 for the teui Ha was in town for therold y weekend. Mr' here attended the Young people's to Mr. Alvin Hooker, Mr. Mc?her- overseas boys si ice last acieeting, skating party in Whitby last week, sour is holdin The tsu.rresponding secretary is t0 • - - Brooks*is employed at the Flet Several from Brougham went to g a'sale of his stock write thc;se who have suffered ill- Aircraft Co. Oshawa on Fridayeve A few of the friends of ,Mr. and and knplernents on March 29.. Hing to see Mrs. J. Wilson, enjoyed a social ev- Miss_ Be Hess or loss, in the vioinit as eco • Rev. W. H. Bexttrn of the Baptist the picture' "Lassie G02nE Hume" 1 's tty and Ruth Belson, of flowers are being sent riow;Y1`Lte 7. ening at their place on Saturday, on j Mona Mills sent uYe3nesda egg .1Churigb will,take as his subjects for and it met all their expectations. y, _next Sunda `The .,Glo Mr. R il$on s 82nd birthday, with their sister Velma Balson. eatrirt�tttee.made a progress report. y rY of The Firemen's Dance on Fziday, They 2tad consukteJ 'Ottavya,` and Cross", and' "Divine Aut evening met,,with the usual success ���' A S, and Mrs. C. W'Pilkey, Pick-. from a lengthy reply, this signific- Mrs. Nelson W gg as beer. eo - and reporta say it will be repeated erin were recent callers on Kin- fined to her bed. Miss Ma Wa sal, relatives. _ t_sct:nc �npears-; 'r+��ltas_Un _. Ya r an Mary gg in two weeks. the cardinal *principal of this Dep- to at helms at present for avisit.- l The Enfertairi.nent B Air. and . ,,.ward Piarton o_ � � sponsored by firall RIV hire. H > . Born, on Sunda March 12, 1944;. t'!? Young Pecp,e had a fine atten- Jiarkha,ni, were recent visitors with aMrrent, that all producers, of eggs to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Grant,a, of d nee. An enjoyable - • Mi: and Mrs. ��ictcr ca•: grade their o; n-egg% and sell •• � y prggratri with• . •. Parkin. " +Q&Swa, a daughter. satis '-- — bIi, ar.1 AIr _�er1n W thci r.- t a y outlet they__ m3y...de-_- e die d. Ml rues -4 fz,-spFnt- „ ---- home andz:v last-witfa-their sire Whicn ,means, of coarse that- Mr, •Robt„�?edshaw has purchased The happy Circe s,�tor. anJ- hl S t. , • ld ` , ° µ'mer-on `5'edaesday, March �_ at Brookli:l.' ` :, ones' o also promised to send a represent- g. Ted Tomlinson and family 15, at 2.30 p. m. Children.bring t eir 9 are-s endin a few da s rn town. y• , -"0 sharp R ord for 1Zoll Cali -- i r.. ��omsn's Institute are hold- ,ative, to one of the Club's later P g ; lunch. "Busy-Bee" Aiis io tsar... cf 'Love", A program, is b-in to ares ing their ops;; ,::ee.t.g in t.,e Hall Meetings_ µith Dr. and blrs..TMitli_,tson. Greet River w•iil be guests at th g p p r + H' g It wa; 'also stressed by and a welcome to all extended. on Diareh 24. There will be sup_ the G:rri ttitteE that they were strik- Itilr. and bars. George Middleton ;::seting. a and family will be moving, to the Air, and b�it's 1+;orman.Mechin of S The Ladies' did will present 'a per served to-a11 fro-.* 6.�G until ing at the injustices of the present Town of Stouffiville, on.the first of Oshawa, called on old frie ds� of Sacred Concert on Goi>d Friday, 8.00, followed by a'ltrugram by.lova! set-up a.:d looking 'forward to sotm yla}'• Braughrni or', Sunday= aftErno'an. '4pril ;. Full partciulars later. talent, and gal+s•.es. secure position after the tear base Airs. Barefoot and Mrs. Wm. Mc- Mrs. Louis Duan, of- Rroalciiii, prises were' lifted. All the members, ' 2nd-Isieut.3ve-Ward was with his- —Young people hone for the week- Leod visited Miss Ruth Hutchin � r the Club'were fully b_ltind this family for the week-end. end from the city, included: Ru Russel. _ g.. spent one 'day last we with. airs. y ILL. anal• llrs t.- , Uar? rr on Sunday last. r; ;tmittee'.; work and they will 8- Gaay, Rey bIilier; airs. Walter licox ___ 1 t: R. E. Mowbray. We. -ire se,rry to wait their final report,'The program Toronto, spent the. week-end with ?Hiss Fe :c,:.;• - i;s Ze:la See- * !� 'hear .lir. Duna i; r.,t so wel' wait ittee ten' put on areal show _ ;the. farmer's mother hent.. beck, ,i ••,t d: • 0 3I is, 1ii?e,; Parkin and Miss which was different and very atnus- Lawrence McDowell, of the Army W. J. Eroa•n, son Tctm. ar d aau- u Marie Mi shell spent Saturda Ras hcine here for the week-end. ghter Mar of Toronto, were with Toronto, y in ing, after the manner of same of _�T' Tea"wa�5�td-fast-W?dne - � a --- -. the Treasure Trail stunts. 'It was and Mrs. Brown on Thursday. e ' afternoon in the Club House, nettin voted-one of the best evening's fun g Mrs, George Keswick, k re and son _ _. for son-- time. A luncheon sin izinx about $25.80 for local Red Cross. Fu -sen•ices for for late and,. the-usual-toasts followed. The tea was in charge of Mrs. D. the Dean Mutw-ha-ne last week, and Charles-Edi yard Udell were held in Pugh, of Claremont, and.Mrs. Wm. called on a number of old friends. the United Church, with Rev. Dr:. Birkett, of Stouffville. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Holtby cele- Reddick officiating. - In iYYenioria7mc Roy McLeod, of' AU the R. C. A. F. braced the 31st anniversary of their, g '' as he was spent the week-end with his faniliarly known to his friends, Miss Beth Kitzke was taken to R"ILSOA' -- In loving tr emery of s P - wedding day with relatives as whets jents here. g• . went to the .General Hospital, Tor- the hospital in Oshawa, last Friday,on Saturday evening, onto, on Monday, blur. 6, at noon Bufferin from a y• dear husband and father, Perry The Brock Road below Brougharn 31r. acid Airs. Y.a ,call F1'ieott cel- g appendicitis. She Eugene'-Wilson, who passed awn and pas§ed away around d o'clock, was operated on iety tiedistel and 3 Is vette rough, with the light thaw ebrated their 30th anniversary 'one He had been suffering:.frcrn a heart is doing well. y two years ago today, March 17, 1942. of the week-end Soine of the side- week ago, Some day we hope to--meet again; '..mads are badly cut up also. Brougham Unit of the ReJ. Cross condition.few e He worked at Ajax, till The selling of`the Red Cross quilt Scehe day, we know not when, Jim Coatea, of the Aroiy and North Pickering Branch, packed on before his nth, Born will take place shortly. To clean his hand in-the better land, friend, s nt the week-end with Mr. in Parry Sound Dist�I'ct I ears Mrs. Gordon Smith is.visitin her. Pe March A, the following articles. 2: y g Never to rt a and Mr-.. Janes Coates here• heavy sweaters (half'of them knit- ago, De married Miss Alva Carr, He brother George And his family for —Sadly mLwed and ever reautl�• " - Mr. and Mrs- C. A. Overland and ted by Mrs. Burrows), •1 pr socks, leaves n mourn: his sorronving vrif�, a week. ored by bb and ion �`.. :Mr, and -Mrs. old, J. Wil r, were i.a one son Clarence overseas, Rena urines and Alra. Clark, of Tor- t < Ititigaten over. the week end, he 6 pr. sniffs, : pr. gloves. In Serving: (M� w 'Smith, Cherr) ,d onto visited her brother, at Gras- guest's of Mr, and Mm- Gordon 24 boys' coats, 10 pinafore dresses,' Gladys, in Toronto; four brothers, mere, on Sundat. er s dress. 6 lam qOdlli ° n an canes o t, Walker has .been vis- GRAY'S HALL, .GREEN RIVER i The Woman's• Missionary Society tar and 3 cot wilts. In of Toronto and Amar, of Whitevali. itinl4 her parents here for a few held ita reis thl meetfn Misses' clothing: i skirt, 1 dress and Pallbearers were: M MARCH 22, 1944 Sv k"'"'�- Y g 2 blouses. @sera Blake daps. ��` Ohre Starts at 8 o'clock t on Thursday,•March 9, In the school i Annis, T. L. Wilson, W. Booth, N. Rev, Mr. Jobliin and family visit- rooeti of the United .Church, with Piarth PiekeriRg Red Creel ltie..s ' Robinson, F. Major arts C. Anthony-. eJ his daughter, 1llre. Henry gleet- '!1 Dana at 10.80 'Mrs. Luther P key's Group in Out of 23 Wold-be blood donor%, Interment- took place in UP}titevale Hey recently. A. SMITH ORCHESTRA charge of the program, The I9evot- Cemetery. burs: Johnston has been In _ ..• lienal Service. µala led by bibs. F. only five were rejected- in Brough- disposed Adan: 25c. 'Everybody welamie Loyst, the President. Mrs, Fred am last Wednesday. The Clinic for _ _ - Ward gave s short talk .on Prayer. the lucky ones i$ at Markham, on - - March 23 at 8.50 a. �m. The Canal- -' Mrs. Lester McCullough Bang, "The inn Red Cress rieeda at least 12,000 - � — '.'Lord's Prayer" which added much _. . donations a week. Everyone who to this part of the program. Mrs. - t. can qualify is asked to -volunteer. �J. McCullough read the Scripture The campaign for funds is stilt t - - Lesson: emJ Mrs. Irlighton presented on, as we .go to press,• so returns the Chapter in the Study Book, en-._ are not available yet, but unless titled. 'The Joy of Work, skilfully contributors at keit equal last Done", Mrs. T. Gregg gave a piano , s solo .which•was much appreciated. the ob'ective in our branch. - r years donation; we ahsl( .not artake - .''Sill'}• -Chance to Give to the The regret 'of ache - Red Cross" l'te Publishers is last -We understand• that not all the expressed to the writer of the Red ` Cr„c- artitie. a week ago. fur "it's - 'Red Cross eanvassing had heen sin• i n„n-appearance. If editors do, tear i3shed, so, if they have.not, cal,led their hair then, w•q are .doing just ��� �■■�■■■■�!♦■■■ on you yet, be ready and.help oke hat;-endeavoring to find space each this .worthwhile campaign reach it's week. �4`arti re 1'rice3 hoard prti,= i objective. ■ _ "a: hibits our using any amore paper than •re<luired for our eight pages, `- pWho Dunnit!" and so, - each week becounes the .�+ An old car with the windshield p 1�\ �` lop = smashed in was found sitting be- ' " ane thing". Demand for "s ace" 1 �'" = : g . --in-a weekly of our category is above side the railroadR owls on the, 9th: , the average - so we are told.. We concession over the week-end. The are glad to--know .this, but it be- a = fact that- it. had been stripped of comes much of a roblesit. °}; wheels, 'caused some cont,roversey as P � r :_to whether it had been stolen or not. We heard one party suggest it n x Y \ !.;Iook'ed.as if it- had bgep_sitting in Greenwood fiomeone's barnyard, so tde doubt if x " ..::the .matter is serious or of any con- Nephe*, of Clatem out bfan 1'rt.oner the Ju;tinr Fanner;'. `-Ai. Herne''•at Y. lhmokl in,last week, and report a• v� of War -- 'slow• Safe. Sine ti!ue. p Signalman George JlcNiece, nep'- 1[is., May Smuri;.arril �tic� liilrl= r hew of J1 r. and Mrs. Charles ti ine, red are able to be ►,ut 'again; after of Uareniont, •has written concern- 4 i• t ing his days in a German Prison an attack of the flu. : Cs np. He pays tribute to the Red The Red Su!Croid and the �'. .A• ___ ��•O FPASSENGER� ' +Cross, Herewith are extractsfront met in the eunda� School rano: tmWs letter Thursday and after 1»atiy business' - f He trent to'rrance.;in 1'•i•lq, and L-0 liscussion�. finished ttvo quilts for -was captured 'near Rottlen. Attached the Reda Cross. c to the 1st :armoured Division in f firs. Carl Devitt has been a Vic- the Royal Signal' Corps, he -µ.ac a ( tins of:tile MiAliring tht p tat-week. C wireless ,operator erator in a tan';, which I Mr. a•id.11rs, F. M. Chalviian of - .broke a tra<rk '-hiTa passing; th•i•6ugh'� f'�'x�:,x,i ., Eal'red on JIi <tnd sirs. GET YOUR 1944 MOTOR VEHICLE PERMIT an orchard. after repairing, thc•t F. T. Green on Sunday, Mar. 5., j _et off to. rejoin the British. Th I Mt:. and Mrs. Dawson Parks. of + - 'latter ran into st�tio Gentian tank.: Oshawa, aril little- son and dau'gh- - - 1944 motor velli 'c permits are now ; •.- �•at'a eros-road. NIt-Niecr•'- tank•fir<d 'ter spe-rit ,-the. week-end with Mr. on sale. L twenty shells, registering arms hits, and Mrs. Percy Clarke. and Mr..And: '`t' an roe t. y _ No is the time to purchase y urs. hedge near the River Seine, but hl r, and Mrs. E!c.no Di »ey entG -' 'You may recall.the. long line-ups of were'outnumSered, and•!n"the rnorn tained a number'of_ friends on other years. 'Do not Wait until the Ing were taken• prisoners.. After a Thursday evening. last minute to get your 1944 permit. .17-day march'and some triin travel ` Miss Doreen Pegg, of the Kinsale \ , they finally arrived pt Thorn, in school spent Sunday at home. Do not mutilate or destroy, your 1943 plate. Miss Eva Jones, of Toronto, spent ,DO YOU KNOW Wartime restrictions re uire that it be used '.Poland: From here to Danzig, w•nere Sunday With Mr.' and Mrs:• F. L. 9 31cNiece worked,. btolding flats bn _ "There are over 36,000 another year. Green.' "the out of the city, Re worked persous in Ontario whose : here until he went into a hospital Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Hadtvin Visited heir ises to drive art under your motor vehicle permit fee remains the 4 in Septcintber 1942. They .worked 12 eri�nds, in Seagrave over the week- sopension because of'their same. A windshield stamp will be issued with hnus.4 a day, ]1icNiece 'states they inability to secure insurance your 1944• motor vehicle permit, validating i t were .poorly" fed, 'hut. .-the ... RED �•� "' or file ottiier proof of fin- the use of your 1.943 pY CROSS TPARCELS fHELPED, THEM 0 the Gerritxtna ! werelconi�ned of offences' -The application for 1944 is provided on the boasting abmit "Coventx} being _ t ■ 'O�', against the motor vehicle back of the 1943 permit, This is the only " flattened nut". Later, this boasting - laws .following accidents. form that may be•used; ceased, aii,l theti heard nn more of t II is Better to drive safety Renew our driver's license at the same times . ' it, dear the end of McNiece's stay h Y , The W.\A. niet at the; qme of ',',and avoid accidents than to :in the •rison'-camp,' people were ' p Mr Da ies 'last Wednesda Mrs.Mrs, v 1 M y , find our e E AVOID begging for certain . fntxls from Y s if . unable to G O. H. DOUCE'14T, their Red C.roas Parcels: ds was C• Jones group wain charge. drive at all: I Mr., and Mrs. Cecil Disney and ' Minister of Highways ' finally put on a "repatriated-••I:ist", family visited with Mr. and Mrs. i 244 •and after much travelling was de- Roy Jackson, of Brooklin. ited at Bongate, where•his fat- Missy I,•• Elliott spent the week- 1-towas waiting for him. t end lit Markhaon: .ti..•, -,., s- ,.,w� .--:•-.. .....- .�a:"m"...... '�' :a '".. �.{+`-'1 ,7"+a-. rc�:'T.tP•�en.�Y'' .'t. - �,.`•„t.. ...^cz.••-• -.Vis:"�+se .-....•', ..e+�•.�s...,.,:... rs...o_._: ....,a�z1_..__ ,... ...,..-::: ._.p.5:.•`A+c. :.,.. , :..,.! •,v,�*� R�'� _ .vea's�'. .•xu-�_ ...r 4�. .. ..aa W. _. '-, .,-,..- ;..;,:.. i .w}..' ': '_..r '-a.L to i. ..-iuv �.+ .�:'. i -""'� r-'�+•"eY+:' t...T..•,. 1= rl� WAR WEEK Coultnentag on Current !~vents "•�r u r t t �.� —I mens e. it i ng f COILD = 1!�lYElll A U-Boat Menace.To Bridge:-of Ships Refieved quickly br this - - as Atlantis�as Been Defeated - i�A�isi�+�l 4infinee� •• _ _ ~ ..; Acro are two form Fof irst runt which are _ .,: y distt•eseiag. pruritis vtttvae-- r from which only women suffer ai;d, second ;�� � �� With hundreds of thousands of But with the British floor-stronger pruritic �itchmgptt3tereet�riem-�iss, —:'' AU the�7�aai�e.geese,or -soldiers and billions of dollars' now than` ewer befu a in relation pm vrortns or varicose veins. r �oL a cold put just a ted drops of worth of supplies streaming. to to the 'enemy naval strength;' and - The causes of both these foams of intense va-tro-not up each nostril•IL used la X trope over a bridge of ships, it' with the American Naoy now the �t itching are often difficult to locate but what ; ?qPa. va-t;zo-hors stimulating_acttoo is both welcome and 'important. largest in world history, the Ger- you o want, at once, is relief from the Iettially pspaeventmttayce�wlGasalrom severe.and depreasiag itching• news to hear how safe that bridge lean submarine has lost the im- A•pd remember this,when a head has become awd how thoroughly' portance as a decisive.weapon that ;, Thea let Dr. Chase's OINT'.VIII3T help aioid mates you s�mkse�a��tt, the. one grave menace to it, the it once possessed. you for it brings relief almost as quickly as �°II -pu�po�va-tro-noltives German submarine, has been de- ' Britain's Pledge applied. Once used it will always a kept at tia>ual +sft t1} shs� foaled. According to the First Ia contrast, American submar- hand for quick use when.,the need arls?s. ebrsatsa ( f• ' A. V, ines aided y planes and surface �'s bob Economy nue �� Lord of the Admiralty,' (i)heipsfiushottb Alexander, Allied convoy losses are - vessels are doing-to Japan exactly e_. y 7e- nuf to�o._-tQ.._ ant REAT -'lnssal ptsasadea.-- — - now less than one ship to-ev -w„a�� __�= started- - wn Britain and America. They have �1+Ct'j 11111101cm 07 qp r& only one major troop transport of sunk close to a o the o a mer- :godthe many thousands sent abroad, chant 'tonnage Japan controlled at has been sunk iliroughout the entire the outbregk- of the war, and the country weekly newspaper.” Well ' ±Churebi�l Prefers war. Considering the needs of the growing dearth of shipping is al- . v O i •C E Mr. we dare you to buy yourself >oC For Victories battlefronts, every loss is grievous, ready beginning n , 'paralyze the - but the rate of loss has become Japanese Empire and jeopardize-its O F • H !E a cottntry weekly. Renfrew Mercury. so small that its reduction to the fa:-flung battlefronts. The First p p �,^ (* Prime Minister Churchill than- present level its a great Lort: of the Admiralty joins Prime r f� Lr s.7 aged to get in one of his usual dry victory and one of the decisive Minister Churchill, Foreign Min- Ill jafian, the number "four" .quips in the .House of Commons. tactors in the whole war says, The ister Fden and other British spokes- A' SOLUTION is considered tinlhcky, because it / replyingto a questioner who New York Tithes. men in the pledge that after the If you are wandering ++'hat t>7 do is the sense word as "death." asked if it would a posse a Iiitler's Victq r ,ean war Britain will join kith that extra day's pay that Leap -aalutt guns 'in honor of big sue- For in.. Hitler's calculations the America in fah once o ear is ocket, Sijo;�elle om Alaska cosecs of the forces of the United submarine, more than, any either Jap'a`n This pledge is all: the more the Rcd_Cross offers opportunities • to.,the Hawaiian Islands every fall.. , Nations such as the occupation of weapon, was to be the weapon of welcome"because, judging from ;p place, it .shore it trill do the covering a distance of 2,000 miles. �. dale of the three principal enemy British press publications, the same most immediate 'good. r._ c`spit>tlr-- victory It as to isolate western iz - - Science Monitor` - "Personally I favor bells," said Europe; rear rttaui an - f.om outside help so that he could a•� underground appeasement rents- -o- - rt6e Prime-.]diniater. "We're likely conquer them one by one by means went toward Jap3:.,in this country READY 'FOR NEXT ROUND } '4o hear quite enough guns any- are even more boldly.-- active in "1'lx burden of the world"tests way„ of his armed legions, his tanks Great Britain. _ -� and planes. r1pd, if his submar• on the shopl°iera of lite average ».. man." -says the tiuelpls -.Mercury. ,rities had .lived up to his calcul- - 'American Indiana , boiled -milk- ations, who can say he would not ' FATS FOR An And though slightly stooped and i weed flowers . sad ate. then' as have succeeded? In fact. is 'those suficring from saddle-gall,the hardy Jnr„dw,bledefenesaaalmtcdds.prlpp+ "greens.”- ft dark days,when Britain stood alone littic.s0nofagun i till on his feet. and be___Qstls Is ss bsdd k■sasdlr r.se • , _ VNaVoa—asuailtasNlesseapwMcaabhNe t rid when the•Germans boasted of _ but wcibbty: submarine tolls exceeding a million •=Ottawa Citizen. COLD VACCINE plus VITAMINS, ~ MONO ©RILLS tons a atonth, borne in the !masa N catchtn0 add.tab Vuafort'. t to seder• ' OJ� + At OT H I N G LIKE IT sever"and seed rueahrerr. - by British shipping, German hopes N ye,�w (rA bad a cold,.tab Va�Vaa M . Nly1V ON WAY TO of starving out the island fortress 1' "Girls", ' soothes florothy ewrto+su faders and Inveose vocay. were flying high.. and may have z Dix, "tl•1•ere's nothing like, a good contributed to Hitler's decision to cry to get using% •.ut of your sys- !br't enNffe precautions WakrNtAto tmo* of our husband. �ppe and bfmsdittis,prosect a/tbr 4s.4 1 MY[ AMA011F 1, +Only i2.30 for - _ —»1/NiEf LIMITED were stilt flying high i+'hen -Ger- F ri -Windsor tar. pe, b to ssontla sverasi requ4ess■a► _ ti •nds r S man submarines operated directly Ask row drueelat,ar for debra male ss•- t off the American east Boast and WON'T .MIND- tabssts aW+gksat LaboramV.larease a emcee submarines.- started o - Farasiers wont mind if the pro- START u Japanese l e• shell the west coast. How des- •1 posed, floor under prices of their `a-ts-i►••- -.. perntely Hitter tries to.. cut,the 3 products -heaves in places. a s s t -Kitchener Record. AIlied life-line is indicated by clic _ -. £ut that.he sent his best and cost- s - -Q- s _ lfest battleships sad' -cruisers on OR ARE _WE? _ .. « > s ��0• }one raiding expeditions even at ,Arte i we all in !h: "task force ? - ''i:: � datawst the risk of their annihila#tori. -Windsor Star. 'e},1" •,•• Hitler's Miscalculation -_o- �NO�+Vif TO RELIEVE s w - OUR- BLUFF CALLED PIU-r- TORTURE But, as in ever.% other case, q _..• \\�\\\\� Hitler ag..in niiscalculated• The 1 The Ottawa Joucaa]'s editor says + ``: L A■a e Y t bridge of ships remained intact, and ,that the nearest thing to bliss on QUICKLY A1111.111.Y2. convoy losses which still amounted 1 this earth is to be the.•editur_of a. tf you are' trouwed with unc�ai _ w pclan or rectal soreness. do not ds- ' "- to one in every' i82 ships in 1941- lay 'treatment and clan the rias of s- • dioNped to one.-in every u. 2a3 the , , s lecuoil this condition become sa or ducts, Dr. Barton says, are in great- Ie Any Itching or .soroosu .or p, following yeir-and-to_one ill every •est'denrend_and if supplies of these painful passage of stool Is nature's - The shares •this- out- warnshg and p r o p s r treatment 344 for- the' whale of 2$ - save&--waste kitchen are to be maintained, and if pos should be, aeeur*d su once. standing speculative de- submarine "wolf packs" were the _ fats and greases, the stream of sibie� increased, assured supplies of Vor tela purpose get a package velop"writ• s h o u I'd be last -challenge, but after their de- fat being poured in the phew fed'grain +will be necessar of klem-kola from any druggist g above will swell to a mighty a y' and use u directed. This formula bought NOW, through us• feat. the rate could be kept below eraa in the ' * t• which is used internally 1a a smaiL, F - er Zrow own broker. one in very thousand throughout fora V bldg Tokyo 1a easy co nits taWec, sorwileness essqui & r _ forte off`blockbuster bombs' and In addition to the record Can aid 112 the nsitching and soreness as Y: •1 the whole second half of last year. shells for the big gum. adian demand for food, Cana-la's aid to healing the more tender spots BREiNIS & WHITE As a result America was able to Hem-!told pleasant to use, 1. Armed I��trces must be fed and the htghiy recommended and it seems .j send more-than 2,000,000 troops and need' of the- Ultited Kingdom' the height ot; folly for any one CO ,<e. Ontario �la their supplies across the Atlantic; . : OTTAWA RLP 0 RT S ''for p o r:k,• cheese, eggs, m dation when suchDeaa rtes ramedL and in addition to supply allies wheat' 'and flour meta Required may Leer had 'at such a smaD cost 67 YONGE ST. - TORONTO with more -than, $20.000.000,000 it you try sod\,Remithold and are not t£tLGINf !'sew, That The Greatest'Food. Needs Of 'for the 100,000 Red Cross satusiY Rleaasd�•with chs resorts . worth of war materials of all kinds 'Britain Are Livestock and parcels for prisoners-of-war packed your- druggist wt11 gladly return "" of which &_good pitrt went to =Dairy Products each +seek are 100,000 lbs. each of your money. Without obligation Dead we admam Russia. Even on that dangerous !sorter and dried-milk amt 25,000 bdorsatlonsadeos loco rHeshts route 88• per cent of the supplies While the der acro5c the Allan- • abs. r,f cheese. Armed Forces can- r . ><z��>� >�tv� ezem�= went. through.. Both Mr. Alex- tic, approachEs. its zenith.and the teens overseas receive special •al- • a ander and Secretary Knox warn` lengthening days/'at holt+ei,� sa locations from Canada, Convoy; Name ...: that German has r great number � growing -warships, and other vessels need Germany g the appra h o4 .a new. rowan F of submarines m reserve and Will season, the need-for' the greatest, huge'q'uantities of food when tkey �� Troubles . sidarew •'••e• ..................... undoubtedly make another try, production in history beckons--every .' ane, re'-victualled in Canadian ports, hich might come when our forces Canadian on the land .to, continue while Empire outposts and other y uakee upoiyour to today that g u a t skin •' ••• "' """""""' are fighting on the Continent and doing Isis utmost to meet ;kflied food United \&tions have a claim,on the a°real chance.to'Yet well. Go'to E>'teasa Pr1nU. W.L, are most dependeflt on a contfn- needs, food that•Canada-can spare. any good drugstore today and set - 7. • • • an original bottle of AS- days uuus flow of supplies and reserves. The challenge to 'the Canadian_ Emerald Oiln h lasts many days Col. J.J. LlewelIye, Eritaiii's {oat" farms family is a Heavy one, because it is highly concent3ateds minister who attended the Aomin- • • • The very first application will giro you relief—Ute itching of ion-Provincial conference in•Ottawa Therell.be enough of e+erlthin8 Eczema is Q'uiekly stopped-erup- NNU LTDe- few dry up and scale off in a +'sty not long ago, it reported 'in' the the gardener hee•�s to plant agar- tgw days The';same is -'true of British-press as saying that Britons den this'year, accordtrig td offic- itching To'e`s -and .'Feet. Barbers Approximately 940 acres in tits Kirkland-Larder will not be able to resume a gleets- anis of the -of Agricul it ublesit Rheum and -other elan ful diet of meat and dairy products %ire-plenty of all 1linds of vege- Y,eme'rnb'er that'atoone's Emer aid Lake area. & - before. ]930. ."We're going to be table' seeds, enough garden todfs, pit i,&a clean, powerful-penetrating Antiseptic Oil that does.not -stain 1 ea -.Proposed !jeep diamond drilling will test impoTtattt_ very short for considerable num- :adequate supplies of fertilizer, and or eave •a greasy- residue. tom- -l*r of years after ttj is war won," some_�ressure cookers. plete satisfaction or money back. gold vein structure iiidicated by Wilson Bros, he is quoted as saying. * » s Geophysical Survey. » ' t • ,From .t le Agricultural Supplies, - Dr. W. H:Barton, Dominion De= Board comes word that altllongh P�0 � �@COl'�S :Mary Ann• merits investigation, livestock producers in,Eas.tern,Can- r A poly .Minister- pi Agriculture and _ ada were handicapped. by the poor,- -SMITH Chairman o£ the Agricultural_Food lar d-ands oT le-ed ns used hoose WILLIAM j j,j �M e�' Board, points out that during the grain hawest in 1943, the overall tar dance selrom,ns to choose iLL+a�-' M position wit res ct to feed sup• atom. war the position of food has been P �' Also automatic Phonographs �.%. S00 Adelaide St. W. Phone e=, transferred rom.one o comparilue to large a for rent ° TORONTO timely low pridrity to one of press- reserves .in the Nest. This means Write for rarricuiare r ,. ing neat. Dairy and livestock pro- . • . , ' • that the livestock prograut planne•j „ VI NEUX BROS. _. for 1944• should not suffer because ,Out Cmnile !•honograph. }d.•: of `insufficient supplies of'feed DM HA ST., Tusoa'rb. Nffl SARGI grain. The only accurate method of Relieves distress from MONTHLTo Y - d a • �` MINARIt'S �� grading •lambs is rail grading, ac-' cording.to J. of Graham, Dominion -FEMAL1 Departinent of .Agriculture -Super•.; - rising.Livestock Pieldman for \e+e WEAKNESS O LD1 E RS Errinscick- and• Nova ScEotia.+shcre rail grading has been in operation OUT TIRED A 1'196' for several year's, As for the !flay:. 4Ydla E. Pink ham's Vegetable . Compound not orily'helps relieve. ket quality of lambs, it has showc monthly pais but also weak,gerv- ' • a stead•, inipro�ement ever since ous feelings—dye to monthly lune, • ' tional disturbances.It helps build up D rail Fradir. t.as itit'roduccd� Good resistance.against distress of "dim- - ! t s flrniers are All for.it, 1,1r. Graham: cult days."Made in!Canada•- -_ h .SalS• .. ,"'mac•-,_ `�:-�- ,v .,� v.,. - .. s t a horse was standing saddled in Chti 'chflT Warns , '+ 1♦ front of it- -k. e ' eys Listening, Dave could hear foot- Of Rocket Attack ' ✓' - If ac ehes - .taps g the cabin. Someone was By walking to and fro inside it. A clue to one of the war's awsf .r °•a + VICTOR Do ted older thaA fou are or su 11 Dave didn't dismount this time. intriguing mysteries—the .unspec�► r t!se IID ltighh. act ache,xenow- JI ROSSEAU He edged the black.horse forward. fied "military objectives in Nor- .': .- _.•2 iw� laps s.Rheumatle Pt1aa.Buralnd. , r sreQtl•nt passages?Il so,remem- its hoofs making no sound on the thera France' that the Allies have -•.-- �' 7our Kidneys an vttd to yourown Baa that chess symOtoms mag be due ---- .. ---_ oft mesa. Now be wan'immedi- iatensi�eely bombed for months - .. and$?adder. shies-tn suet► SYNOPSIS. , ceased there was a furrow in the ately behind the house-_.-He could was iven y rime i 7w.-Maga g1Yea p and O .-. i ��'papy s c � soli as if. she had been dragged. hear tkle footsteps inside distinct- Churchill in .a i warning against ��aaaqpotsoaous e:ees�s an ncids and wastes.You Dave Bruce, out of a job, arrives Beyond the prints of the mans ly. Now he got out of.his saddle Germans use of rocket guns. _' >•tr �.toTSa n a and anothing t eo at Wilbur Ferris', Cross-Bar ranch, -boots were deeper, as'.if .lie had ' and went quietly around the shack Asserting in the .House of Com t�treeaunt assures a refund of your money Curran..t3te foreman, promises him , been carrying a burden. M he reached the front angle he mons that German setaliafory .ate, »tura as empty packmte, unless sutra y g satisfied. Dont de- a job if he can break a horse cal- saw Sheriff Co t lay' Got asst•: led Black Dawn. When he suc It was all perfectly clear and un- ' g8sw'el] come out"of attacks could be expected to is + 1�elas-eexr from sous. P y the door and move toward his horse, crease,'he aasd -that also there is u111 Uas tu."s arutpd today. Leeds, he discovers Curan expected mistakable, and told•its story only Dane leaped forward. Tits at- no doubt that the Germans are pre- il the horse to kill.him. .A girl nam-, too'well. Coggswell must`have-got titude wase crouch of a beast-of paring on the French shore new t ed Lois rides up, angry with Dave upon the trail and.. take,t Lois prey, his voice a rumbling snarl: .means of attack on' this country, 7. - for,breaking "her" horse. She re- away: "Hold 'em high, sheriff, or ,I'll either b fuses to a eak-to him even _ re ate offt" y pilotless aircraft or pos r 0S AA hr use his `savings to pay off the -Wr d into a _.- - - - cscale," bother an-a-cotl- tr� grim mask of -van- Waken utter] b surprise,"Co s- •aidetable scale," • ` .r. - Const R well put up his hands.l anon •hares with her foster father: a -Black Dawn was " standing and "Well you got the dropon me ` man named '.looker. •But when sprang into the saddle. He adjust- South.America receives approx all right, Bruce,"'admitted Coggs- imatel twice the avers ` _ Hooker is-sho"And Dave is charg- ed his belt, bringing. the. holster Y average well. But 'killin me-won't do you of any other continent, - ed with murder, Lois saves 'him close to his right hand.. When he "There Is a Better R'ay'-to irosn 'bein Incited. Wounded' met Co ao good.' >; ••sural], it would be just fob (Continued Next Week) ISSUE 1t--184! :;.Correet a.Co,mmon Cause she guides him to a mountain cane bad for Coggswell.• -- r .where she thinks they will be safe ,Softly Dace edged the stallion _ Yes,your can free yourself from slavery from Curran and the sheciff•s Posse: along the, trail, peering right and • to"dosing"-with its griping unpleaa- A quarrel between Ferris and judge left for any hidden ambuscade. But ' a�'1'IIOuS P' f favour si'!'L x 1892 snatness,its lack of laitizlg relief if your Lonergaii r e cea'.s :ixt Ferris hail the bootprints,has]. changed to the trouble Is due to instiTy ient"bulk"is killed ::is partner', Blane Rowland,. prints of two horses' hoofs. -If -- your dietl Do as thousands of others many years before. Thoroughly Coggsw ell had set an ambuscade the `Sagi�fd.' name assures you - have donel Try the gentle=acting; seared, Ferris takes Curran into his along the .route, he had certainly • • - HRI e. �.Ti really, "gets at"this common cause of from the cave Curran kidnaps Lois. Dave trailed the hofprints as + eo°sbpatioa by�supplyusg the mtsatng Still unaware of Lois"danger, Dave far as the canyon. and then lost - eery,natural elimination.Try eating• to be a human skeleton near the cover any' signs_of them on the day m^'� of A1•t`BatAN,or several cavi. He is examipilig the skull.. iliaty ground. But Daie was pretty - �' � mom• Drink plenty of -o- sure Coggsw•ell had taken Lois to Water.Oft o L.astutg at your�eea. -" '" °CHAPTER XXI Hooker's cabin, perhaps to leave !eLond etit airs.Made'by Kellogg t There v as a clean; roun,. hole at her there?nd come back in search - is m Cama' the back' sut'i as a• bullet A ould of him.- bare im. hate rna&. ..r c :ltic fron:a: bone It was, an hour after-the discov- - � _ ' . A K. r a: �`�•��•fib 2. �.. _ r - 1 •.... �n�._,yb• J "Bold 'em filth. Sheriff. or 1'11 blow roar head eft" . _ wan nso�tly niiSSing, with:jagged .ery that Lois-had been„kidnapped f edges about it, before be all saw Hooker's . 'Yore horse didn't slip, honsbre,.' cabin before him said Dave to. '• No hoise vias visible, but Dave IL case of plain murder. .-Yore par_? - dismounted and crept _softly:..€or- j•:r - act shot yuh•from behind, the d-ty -ward, peering through the under- murdering hound!” growth. Teat by- icot he edged Dave put on his socks and shoes• his way-.forward. The plaintive list MO OTHER NATURAL «R1GL again and began to reasSend the towing of the unmilked cow came aide of the-•ravtnei Arrived at the 'to his ears front so+new•here on the" Diva IT 50 RICHLY top, he Looked at the sun and eon- mesa, t)thenvise =- nothing. And '7itlb less meat today,wise women an eluded that it was already-well past when at last Dave entered Hooker's - _ m, a Sufi rt empt• w;th so Oris for breakfast,thea txa p.e their- would be back to see he- around sign that_}Atone -had ?seen in, it .+•meets' bard-worlds• family a rich source of *kOwsmain element-pmseia,No Salta midday. since Lois and he had left it. - tassaral cereal is sorichiathiaviulfaeeos Bu''Lea-Dave-resched-tbe�cave,-- -Grimty-Dave turned the stallion Nod,exp and g h u whole ptiio ke found it empty., Lots. he and rode back through-the canyons, _ s�atmeal.And itis richest of all astursl galled. `Uis, girl. where are yuh?" Again he found the hooiprints, ,� �AvalyObB for _.guesu In Vitraiin Bs The echoes of. his voice floated and again, irt, spite of casting'about seeded for sound back mockingly from the cliffs -in a wide circle,-he wan unable to �iOVQHs-COUGHS--CO Serres and enerpt - ltlo wonder more across the ravine, and that was ail. • discover which w-ay the.horses-had` �/� I - - " families than ever ars Then •Dave'•!- • pupils c gone. _ W !<RONCHtTtS a� ,W�nss delicious,hot sharply as ire saw the footprints-of. -The stilt was well down in the :_ 'a1MpLE SORE THROAT bielkhm of Qaaket ij a man's boots on the other side gf west when Dave rode back.toward Oasdailys"must"(ort i the cave, faint, but unmistakable n Hooker's-cabin, reckless now. He !s•�•��' the groutd softened by the rains. was almost through .the . scrubb 1 • ♦t • • 1 w•�°?s.r" ' Here, too, were the. prints of when he reined in abrutly,,Use could ; Lois' little boots, and where they see the cabin again,. and this time i -MAJOR MQUET AND FAMILY UNUSUAL SUPPER TREAT r ¢ Whole Family Enjoy • _ H �°� ,� ,, .',, aK � �°• ' ` VER PATTIES : L : ..� + = :w PREM1UMfine Christie's 2,mbles leilpan a�oPP� IVES FASTER -RELIEF Yk i�tindli l.p�rninC Sods celery nschopPed } 1 cup water Czrucker crumbs 2 tablespoons z. /� beaten green FePPef FROM CHEST'COLDS ll onions 1 egg, l tablespoon lemon s Baa _ ~' five MUS , live? l teaspoon salt nice cup •�,�Teaspoon PePPef -- _ __-. _ stock an. Gocer and simmei for tot ACHES BURNING Place Iverlslow a Drainwpour ateranto`iz over'Chzistie�s :e+ ; minutes ova liver and onions Rl PAINS fEEp«miumrSoda Cracker crumbs and add to oy8d ive an g= ' art ' 1erriaining ingredients. Mia welldn�s o Ghrisric's Premium CHAPPED HANDS 'brown itt hot fat.The flaky g°O reads. '+ -= w Crackers brings out the full flavor of ocher fcx�ds: Adds' There is no prouder family in Caa'• exc a relish to.salads,soups,cheese or tr"'t sP a e or two on hand. HEADACHES dda right now.than that of Major keep a p g -Paul Triquet, of .Cabana, Que.,: NEURALGIA' @� who hag been awarded the Victoria —� Cross, highest award for valor in J y > ECZEMA •' two Britishthe Empire.. mare, shown above, p - SIMPLES pace- with Yolande, 8, on the left and ' Claude, ]t), on the right. Mrs. Bi BTC. 30e d 60e Triquet,_cezitrc. is the former 6 i "'.� 1 fTIS Albtrte Chenier of Ottawa. -The -herr s a wmrrmr dtsar�e dor e•ery.'eonedie� : picture of Major•Tri4uet was taken' IT'S BUCKLEY'S when he was a regimental Berg- YO THA WH T'Ssant-major, with the Royal 22nd CN1tftTll, 81ti, M la�i0 CCItMt•ADN11 t4 wriwINs4t, Regiment' - I "� - "w .• ..a:wl.:rG.•r^ .fiy,.. . -. ,N .moi+ a '�^�":3. t ' Z+et t , ti c , 6 b�P", n _- �Glsasified Advt's • n• .�. �. LrsuraaeaoL.am Huls _ i Blick Souse fer'I�eat on a farm- W VF16th year ' j torvL lbtls Yese aa' _ �._ 8,iroaRna, water; dectric and, gar- Insurance Ainsew - den. Quarter mile to school. Rouge -< Valley. and Alton. Rouge Hill Ont. Aa&eiw _ iPtes e - - Joint Popowich, 155 Walnut Ave., Brougham,. Ont' .Fick 6 R � Toronto: � 31r--64 _announces that -E-­ i;�rl �_Woman Wiamted -- for gen- - � oral housework. No heavj' laundry. -- -_-Mr• Van-Kir -has arrive wages. Live in or by the day. ' : fisood g 0_T_J Apply Mrs. H. Arnold,•mile esat ofPr. - Pickering on1 2 Highway. Phone Our''tn'm ks pans your Ray o►es7 He's the New Smart Sprite _ r mart Baby chicks _ Hat.-€� S Men Bray will have plenty of chicks to, GOAL, Ci�g�+a'• and summer orders. Tell rfi 5 + - .� fill sprang • W��O�D, CEIfIEN�', - H us what you'll 'need, now or later. _ ere are the colors The Hatchery can likely give sou SAND, GRAVEL, -- _ an -date-yo cel Cramer, p t s p onaires - IGLFA �. - _ - or H. Shier, 0. R. 2, Pickering.1 an. over CBC. The director is Jack _ 1 Riding-plow for sale -- 21 Massey- llison,• a an who was with 13MPER'S 8UPPLIES _ `STRATA" _ - 1. jH&rris, 'single €urrbw, near new.. the former 'Rudy Vallee Gang. _ t 3-4 anile north of We loQal.;®artage work - - "'HOMER" Joe Thompson, - -' V4e hAvealso-plaeed in stock a fol! _ - f�verpeol on 2nd con. S�ale RegLter Souse to Rent -- 5-roomed bungalow -. ' ___-_ - - LINZ of MAPLE LEAF .MILLING - '��'�f�t -a11 convenience3, corner 4th con, and `IFriday, March 24 -- auetion sate' o€ ..COMPANY FEEDS - 4�-1 .-'Brock Road, Pickering.-John Ilott. � Pure Bred Jerseys, Horses, Ianp- A• ;�T. MITCHELL y - ,Start in your'own part-time business lements and Furniture, the property W. MI l Kirk 'you have been laid off in a war'' -of D. E. Hamer and Sons, at their There' ice for . Van* Kirk lant if our farmwork or other„1_-pni,es,_Lot 2S,�!ra. S, Whitby it occupation does not take ail of your Tw 2 1-2 mil,6a north of Brooklin, time, if you -are honest and. dep- l P• - M le s no matter where poli bu one mile .vest. Post Office, yrt ph�� _ y� 74; Rea, 65W Hats J Y 1 Vendable, military exempt, willing to Stn R. R 2. Iv'o reserve: Terms = _ work for financial.,independence, in Cash. sale at 12.30. Ted Jackson, honsehoff' and farm .necessities..' auctioneer; -A. E. Suitable travel outfit required. { " ` • - • Credit furnished. Write, "The J. R ; Friday, March 24 -- auction sale of pEN>~}RAL tiL18URANEL� Come Ol'� in and brOtise around' Watkins Catmpany, Dept. O-P-16j. .stock, knplgments, hay, tur- REAL 68TATI+t _ � - -.-Montreal, Que. nips. hogs etc., the property of Fred __ CO'Nth .VEYA-N-C4NG . _ _ ._. .__ e friendly store `y :;For Sale - General Electric.,'-eeaXy Riddle, Lot 26, Con. 7, Pickering As eetabiished agency. ready.-1-8 eady-1-8 h. P. electric motor, good' con- Twp. 2'milew west of Brock Road.. ` dition, used very little. 60 cycle. Terms cash. No. reserve. Sale at to serve. _ 18.00. Boz 400 News Office Clarke Prentice,, auctioneers Y6One. 6 , a CHICK HATCHE1tY : . . e. So Wednesday, :Milch 22 - auction _ -thorns and Barred Rock Clsiic b. �E OL..farm stock, implements, CYRIL E. MORLEY - -' Hatch of! every* 'Wednesday furniture, at Lot 6, Con. I. Picker- Slattery's Poultry Farm ing Twp, • wile south on Pick- Altoaa'Read R. R 2, 'Mitering + ering Beach Road from No. 2., pro- -1-44 perty of Cecil Pascoe. Terms cash. ■ ■ 1YOOD LATS - for sale. 'Three Farm has been ors Murison, A . Miles nsorth of Claremwnt. Fo and Fred Draper, clerks. William' _ AF 19RUF 1116. -.1141 Unote Maw, auctioneer. Sale at 12.30. I bts$ All hardwood. Apply r . . . 'Webster, ease' ]Lill Valley L Friday, March 17 - auction aslj of I! - .:P Ft O N E 67 PICK. !Co. Claremont phone 2022. . _ #orses, cattle, iimplernenta, poultry, Poultry Farmers! and Board' huh°ld furniture, at Lot b, .Con. Attention _ 6. Pickering Twp., the Property of Liverpool Anne Hotel, 'on No. •2 Patrick J. Lennon. Terms cash.-Sale Of at 12.00 noon, sharp. R. V. Mowbray, Cough? 11u3Ylbel' Electric Highway, on road to D. L Ls Newly- _ • ;' Cler Wm: Maw and •Gordon Sell- comfortable and clean. . Mrs. Wills era, auctioneers. ' :For instant relief try Vaassere'a • laurnerrooders - $oward 6033 Toronto or the Hotel, - - �B •. Wednesday;`�'arch 29 = suction Broachsai Moist:e _ sale of horses, cattle, implements,aria= mat Lot 10, Concession S,oriam - Pickering Headcold? shave just arrive In Med Township, the property of Stewart C,ALVERT -- 7n n incmb Corbett. Tenons Cash. Sale. at 1.00 y ,O* We Have It. Can Get It Or It Is Piot 'made r'y'o I �.G' $. Q ordinaril telieve a cola Motto �:my dear mother, bfatilda Calvert, P• M. sharp. John 'Scott, clerk, Ted T who passed away,'March 21, 1935. JwcJtsion, aurtioaeer, _ - in few hour. J. St B ALsla ON, ICKERING _Sunshine passes, shadow& fall, _ I --Our OProfessional Pride is Love''ranernbranee autlants all,- LS • -And though PICBERINQ RIL the years be many or few' . ' 'Your-Guarantee - • -• They are filled with remembrance, !'J dear Mother, o� you; GROWING MASH THE BEFALL STOKE R LONTAR10 xuvia ea remembered by 'her ,_ , FARMS S o gle4rr,.Beatrice and -Daughters. - : .� _. -J. R. Boyer Plan. IL Pig WE PA: _MCS8 AT WHITBY. YOUR $0YN K - Start the Pi _� . P'l� � _ BRA V 'WARTIME - �,. _ �h#,' On . _. . _ EGGS :. Pig Starter -CALVES LAIWif;S erd� ire ... ; = AM ALL. tlMns OF DeN LOCKWOOD- t ltry, both live and dre fed Altt.u� ia6ieet,Ni saay etTHEATRE PICKERING' ONT. -- Lstsrsdoisi , ie8RE DELI our pr *edk is t w Healthfuilp Air-condition" up-to det - muou: PIt>K :RIN FARN11S Funeral Director'. ... aaus for setvle� L - THUR.QDAY, FRI., 'SATURDAY M IT'ED T, . � :. :• '. ' - ABCH 18, 17 and 18 -Fw�uture I - ALLVIN BUSHBY a1�D Ula . if1'A'1'IOhf LIL --- Two shows at 7 and 9 P. M. - •Hardware .- " Tsaiasiti SM-111a ONS". PHONE WUIBTt pd - Saturday Matinee 1 at .1.30 p. m.. er Phone Pickering 46 No Time For Love Bought and 'Soli-' - Motor Ambulance, Day or Night . ett Colbert Fred MacMurray Clot • St_a lased, clean- C10MRIE ' ..,.LUMBER Coo L Claudette Cat i - ay ed d Wised new. t PHONE' 13 ._ . . .. _ . _.__ .__.�• 1 - and,-pressed like . Carry a la f � • ...N. rge stock o high class .,LIMITED. TUESDAY, WEDN'SI)Y overcoats. and pmts:� Also a good " • `�- - stock of new leather coati and _ carboro .junction y vMARCH 70, 91 windbreikkeis, aha . - nifth 22 fur Twos Shows At 7:and 9 p. ta:' r Ings at very reasonable,prises. Call PHONE,g ".,-Howard III7 and Scarboro JAMES CAGNEY -- C. A. STERRITT and b@ convinced. . �� - - a Sam Schwas(:; Pe' ' '- . ._ .. -$I-Bond Str. West. Oshom Yankee Dood Pe Pickering, -'.0 Stough mid. Dressed Ltugber. : Millwork Dared __ .-- - -- -- - Y nspue. Sash Doors suss Dandy --- — Interior Trim Mouldings _ Floorin Quality. MeatsSoft and !with Joan Lealtle Walter HustonS . _ _ Blick-Insulated 3idingHa Cedargrain'Shgingle Siding -- - Richard W�,ierf Fresh Vegeta - _. �tsu�o• - Bock Lth- Cedar Asphalt Shingles Boii Roo - - - -- _ ► _ adasamite 1@'roduots . ��Ifaop THURSDAY," FRI.; SATURDAY ...Fish and_ Poultry >k. Wool Inanla}ioaCment MARCH 23, 24 and 25 ° ' _ -- MA_RT3N SENWeepiOUR 10o P. URE Sewer Ps}IN,T'- - o IGEORGE FORMBY - .In Season Feathe r Your ,Nest - " - - . _ r - MARKET . .. .. __ .. . '� .. .: .•. `ova � : ��t•r � -. ': .. ' - - I -