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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1944_05_05 .r.. .. .. .. toss ..:ri..::^•..o3S . .c+.=.• ', ^-. *...•y 7. , y s. ,,,. ..• a r t VOL. LXIII - ;- PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY; MAY 511944 No. 38 oe-ver, a -_ r - - - - wild �e �werth :�t ,- - n t Pickering ­'loan arc aser '14ie words in the, lines at the-top _ .._ .. —_._-- _ -- al- "e - - --- }j _ malted- ll' Loc Car- Da V4� ' -Pafked. • -a! this page are those of one of on Whitby Stree.. - _ _._ --- -- Fc�ern��i e our local businessmeri--wilt, followinZ ft I. 4A his subscription to the Loan, made . . r, oo oca o as r, acs Sparrow, n Pearson, this observation, had the misfortune of having his of the R. C. A. F. and Wilfred Mon car damaged on- Saturday night, ney of the Army are.home on leave. rM I never see a teat of it again, Fashions in war have while in Whitby. Mr, Booth was The Powell auction sale of house- 4t will have been worth it adding , tailing on friends and had parked hold effects-on Saturday afternoon that this subscription a part of his The look of battle, &-nd the tools of,death have�xhanged. his car in front of the house. A May. 13. See ad.' elsewhe.e. war effort, as compared with the None is the same as last time. while later, •a crash outside was Dandelions are but. Several have ev sacrifices made by those young en -- -, -- - heard, On investigating, they found' been brought in as proof, on the "fYonts" is as'nothing - the But rooted in the hearts of every sailor, every soldier, every the car dov,-n the street two houses Passengers around the four' tor- kwzificies made by the parents and flyer•is a grAt" need, a need which has remained unaltered away, and up on the front laxm. ners Saturday night began to, worry wives of these men are equally great. by the passing years or the manifold devilish inventions .of The luggage compartment on the when the 730 bus failed to show up. rtxrit to thesse It comes e. latter (who really a relief, encourage- , rear, was gnashed in. It was learned It arrived around 9.00 - motor HAVE GIVEN), after listening to From the hills of Italy, the skies of Europe; the treacherous that a truck,had 'gotten beyond con- trouble. .those who are "crabbing and groes- Atlantic it ca!1a ever more strongly to us at home'in-Canada. trot, crashing into the car. - A number o! villagers have been . g Y down at the creek the last few ing" and dodging the Loan Canvass- nights. k a catches or....complaining against being ask- What is the need? ` - C. G. L. T. Activities are good A lot of people like then' ed to bus' Victory Loan -- we have :.•. By Eileen Bushby they're - said better'than it was said in "Flanders' Fields" ----- ,., but t not food b b a for anyone _:.berm of the family of those who Pay -- - lar super meeting of who is to a hurry to get ick t3� lite supretme sacrifice, will. not get "If ye break faith,with us.who die the C. G 1. T. was taken-this week work ---too pian bones, tkeir's back, with interest, when..the We ahall not sleep, though poppies grow by Bernice and Irene Lee. Follow- Ernie Ron ey, an war is over. In Flanders' fields" !' l ing the Opening Ceremony, and us-. Jack Bunting, the Army, were at timents as expressed at the home for the . Anttd Sen _. - � _: ual _business procedure, the two Mr. and Ms. W . Cooper steam- •{ k,.__-much Yes, -they need our FAITH!'A faith that across oceans and girls led in the Worship Period. parted by Miss Shirley MacDonald, enoz+e, those that we hear on the into the bitterness of- t can link us with their struggle. tatting as their theme "Spare Tune". sUest this week - this )ear. Nor spent the week-azul with relatives In During the project on,Art, Mrs. -- ---- d�we tTszn"Tc fila e� o - ... bane purchased the Loans art part- accepting our imaigni?ieant deprivations with a smile? Yea, in facts about.Herbert S. Pakner, Mor- her home here atter spending sever- •• .iedarly interested in, or attracted" those ways surely. But now your faith has another obligation. ley NeDonald,Thomas Stone, Frank- al weeks with relatives in Oshawa. 1 - !� the security with such an in- Now you must prove it with doilarm... .dollars which back lin Arbuckle and Dr. J. Lawson. ids, and Mrs. F.Valleau, Kingston. • vemdment - rather would we;-and do with steel the cause our men fight for, dollars which bring '. She also showed the girls an origin- are visitlar at the hoarse of their' 'believe,thatthe. majority, by fat, them home from that fight sooner and safer. al painting.by.each of these artists. realise that "'they are helping'in no - - :, - Alter playing a few games, the daughter, Mrs. Frank flakes. ' missal wayover to our Nest week there is something to DO about four thith, that aneetin was closed with the singing Miss Betty flakes has been con- by ��8 g lined to her peels through illness ' AnUon their savings to prosecute than Z0411shoal not fight in vasa, Ne=t week is the time of "Taps". is recoverins nicely and able to be _ lbs watt`, the nature of the condoms -to put yam dollars forward for viewry. Next week is the Many of vur friends have emquir lot! of which is .practically agmnred. ttne. to put your. influence forward too, that others may -ed the meaning of "Taps". This is °IIWeam sorry to report that Km ;and VCch determines the future of help do the job. Those are small things to prove you keep the closing goat used by all C. G. Win. Gaudy is confined to bed eas3 and everioae here. the FAITH! _ I. T."Gro+tps. It is sunt to the tune 'through illness. Pickering Towmshlp Csigaeil' "` = y - o! the A=y Bugle Call and the Sympathy is extended ' to Mrs. (reprinted arcs the Saturday Night; April 22,3 - words are as follows: Glen Howells, and her sister, Mrs: � Toe'Coastcii Meeting bead on-Mon- _ = "Day is'done, gone the sun, Ta)Lor in their anxiety over their day welcomed back Mr. Donald R - Fro the ■kfthe �� actin the hills, !roan brother, ' Warrant Officer. W. G. Beaton, Advisor, who has not been Lapirat,iwa to be bad tram our Youth ' Wholly Inadequate to Meet Demi All is well,. safely rest, Den.'tsted, R. C. A. F., who was es- abk to attend of late, owing to ill- __ God is sigh", •F ported missing a week ago, in one A of the b' raids over enemy terra sew The local Victory-JAan Canvasser, In a letter frcxn the Minister of zg •_, ,,.,• - - '. `. � tory. He has been overseas fifteen ]fir.. Giles, hag another story this National War Services to the :dews Building 'By-taw Revised week, one that should inspire elders. toda- 'commenting upon the paper months. His wife lives in BrantfordMrs, D. Conway has returned home ` .At this meeting, the Buiiding By, While on our-streets on Monday of situation in:Canada, and announcing after spending several weeks In the, law was revised; The -object of this this week, he was approached by a intensive-paper salvage campaign, City i•_ j by-law has been to Protect the tAwe- a young lad, known to everyone in we quote -- "Today, however, the i Y• a ski from beim flooded with un- 'tin arta Mrs: Fred Stork have p g the village, and was asked **how he crisis is snore scute than ever, The „sen vacationin ' dean- through the aightly -shacks", of which there. would gts about buying a`bored?". need fpr more paperboard containers g e ham been a tendency to appear in Mr, Giles gave hien the -necessary as wdl as for other paper productsEast, and Quebec.' tails area b persons on was work. A4,", Mrs. Jgbrns and Bruce have taken assistance taking the boy's applica- to serve our Armed Forces, 4V6% s lip residence in the Bly house, oa --- 7%ese people are moving in,on trail- tion for a 850 Bond -- $5.00 down, daily, and the present Waste Paper I x � V hunch St. era, then taking the wheels ori, and and payment. °n balance. The can= suP01y is wholly inadeyu$te 20 meet - _ 1 actually or technically,Making them vasser got a great "boost" from the increaseddemand.....,the 'sit- y "permanent residences", Cabins are that application -,.and a why not? uation is serious. I n confident .being altered also, to act as germ - Incidentally, Mr. Giles, who is a that all those concerned will again Celebrates 94th Birthday an ent residences. One By-law will be stranger to our village, pays the rally to the rescue- if they once forwarded to the. Municipal Board, boys of Pickering a fine compli- understand the immediate urgency I Mrs.•Ed. Bryaci, Pickering, cele- ** in '.lexribing tbtin as ''among of this appeal". brated her 94th birthday on Wed- Realth Nur" Re-appointed the most ananly I have.ever met -- nesday, May ?, and in the eveningMrs. •B, Gordon, .Public Health no saucy ones or rough-necks".. Pickering Women's institute was the guest of honour at a fain- Norse for Pickering Township is Thank o kindly, Kr. Aires. ?::leen Officers at April Meeting ily gathering at the home of nep- appotnted for ammer year: be engaged in her work for eleven Pmt Victory, First The Anndal Meeting of.the Wom• man Banks, mnonths of the'.year., at heel• regular en's Institute was held t the home ` -Vmouthly salary of 8140.00 per anosatb Buy Victory Loam , o! Miss A E. Richardson. Oaring. �- 'pins driving _ _. to the bad weather, it was .gratify. GUARD YOUR GAS RATION In very well pleased with the way ing to see so•rnany thembers - sev- BOOK CLOSELY': parentB .are accepting her and her enteen in all. - servicee. She ,stated-that in the re- Excellent reports were given by On March 22nd, a tocol car owner seat tuberculosis � fosse I the Convener o>~ the Standing Com- Hv a path, Township Treasurer had destroyed, by accident,= in his were eleven maiked cases in Pick- nitteett, showing &'year of splendid By-law 'No,' 1187, Dated ,May 7 own household the AA book issued esing Continuation. School, tnootli work, 1923, of the Township of Pickering far 1944-45, which he. had obtained T Officers for` 1944-4i elected are Daily a few days before,'The coupons `. boys, and that .tri Claremont $shoot was passed appointing Mr. Hugh there were s.few lees marked cages as follows: President; Mrs. H. C. Pugh, Treasurer of the Municipality in this book were not yet valid,when 1, of about 50 percent boys sad girls. Hutchisoni 1st Vice-President, -Mrs. and this year be celebrates 21 'ears destroyed t fire, An application The teachers of Pickering ,School 3. Brady,..2nd Vice-President, Miss was made to-the Oil Controller for of continuous service in that office. • :-? will be tested in Brooklin on the A. E. Richardson, Secretary-Tress- Following.the Council Session on a replacExnent, book of coupons. 8th b this month Mother's see urer, bars, N. E. -McEwen, Directors: Monde last Mr. -and Mrs. Pugh en When received, one day last week,, bringing in their 'children of -pre- ?.ars. Frank Hali, Mrs, A. E.• Bald- tertained the•Councilmen, the press• rave pages (60 gallons had been { win, '4ar,. R. H. Crank' 'Flower Coon- removed. Upon interviewing the continued on page 5 and officials at dinner at their own -nittee, Mrs. A--Lawson, Quilt Cain- hwme in Wlitevale. Controller's Officer, cur Pickering: "Birthday Greetings' mitres: Mrs. N. Bie, Mrs. W. Bray, driver was informed that these live Mrs. F. MacRae,. Welfare Visiting Mr. Pugh was actively engaged is pages had been removed as ';a pen--- (�,A -- i fries. Mrs,. W. A. MacLean, farming' on the 5th con and only a ally for allowing• the book to be de-;' our disc son Jinn, on his 23rd birth- c few years ago retired to the Village, strayed". Watch your's carefully, i� <_ Mrs. r.. ass azrn, ve the opera- day, March 21, serving with the R. Mrs. S. Fairbairn and Mrs. MacLean,. tion af.the farm, A. F. overseas Auditors: bars. N. Shortreed 'and Congratulations to •Mr,-Pugh on If all the wond_*mre ours to give, Mrs, N. Graham, District Directorterm _ the'ghurd eS 'thfu'1 office. s•s`tii "ii „fi a We would give it, yes, and adore, 'hiss'A: E. Richardson. To see the face of our dear son The.'hostesses, Mrs. Cronk, Mrs. Red Cross'Euchre, Club Rooms --»- � Come smiling-in our home- Brady and Mrs. Roffey served en- Monday, May 8. 8.30 P. RL Time May meeting of the Wcmen's ---Mother and Pad joyable refYeshinents. "' Assodiat:id i of the -United Church r ;The above, taken from an Old T Johnston Twp. Clerk . Mtanbers are asked to watch the Pickering Red Cross are holding will be held at the home of Mrs. Ctry. paper is sent to •us by a press for announcement of the &,Euchre in -the Red"Cross Roo.-no A. W. Mitchell;'on Tuesday after- our reader. Mothers and Dads are theT. Johnston, , same, the worldover. '40thing can Ont..'who was. recently appointed TWt) CLAREMN)NT M E14 HAVE P• n► Come and enjoy a game of C. S. Bryant�assisting hostess. Roll G help more to "bring' that boy hon-se Clerk of the Township of Pickering, cards and a pleasant evening. Call to. be ahs'a Bred•with a "House- smilin a NAR1Ei:OW ESCAPE IN CRASH g lowin several years as deputy- ------•_ Refresh dents will be -served and• hold Hint". All ladies cordially tn- Victory Loan. Clerk an o , die'--succeeds ri Ass- cod prizes--given. Adana.-25,- Ladies Ated-to-atten------ �. Meeting Mr. Donald R. Beaton, who recently show and Mr. Raymocnennd Hill had Please Provide sandwiches. • • • Hort. Society. Marl Red Y retired after 'over 60 years of t►)\e St. Georges Church Friday, i - finest ,service to the Munici all a narrow escape on Saturday night, t The May meeting of the Horticul- P ' when their light..Chev, coupe'was i t North Pickering (Red Cross_ May 5; at 8.15 -- Corifrrmation Ser-' forst Society' will be held on T.ue, I as Clerk, collision with a Johirison.Milk Trans- vice. Ofiiciant and Preacher, the day, May 9, in Dunbarton United port at the west,-end of our town. TwQ parcels were sent from Brou Right Reverend A. R. Beverley, D. i Churcy school--ra Thank , Itedshaw, : of-the cat- s ham unit t_o the Work Convener on D., of Toronto, Assistant Bishop of 1 rain has been arrangsi� All paid up proceeding ~test, and on approaching' Wednesday last, rontairiing Y-' oronfo. Sunday, May 7. •-: S members will receive their Pre=- Thanks again to the cid "stand- the curve, west of the bridge,- was tleneck sweaters, •1 pr.-socks, 17 School at 10 a, m, .Morning Prayer ` a iums at this aneeting, bys" Frsnk Prowse, Jack Balsdon, in collision with the eastbound girls' blouses, 1 quilt and 4 items at 11 a. art, Preacher, Rev. E Q. a n11 Out Saturday Night Bill McEachnie, Ray Doble and Art trailer transport. Redshaw and Hill of good-used clothi Tge Thoug`dh!this Robinson. Fire Comps y with -bruises•and slight face shipment as •not.lp g , t fi , - r._._ Mitchell for•offering their care-to �1 • . Dunbarfon l The lock] fireanem received a call take our Continuation Srchool pupils- lacerations, which were attended by caasifortable, well-scads garments, on Saturday night to' -the bean's of to Lindsay on Wedtsesday evening. s Whitby doctor. The car was bpoly sent with good wishes for,the wear St. Paul's Dunbartonr, Sunday Malt : a y Mrs. C. Burrows 7. 13unday School sit 2 P.M. Celebra- the late Edwin Morgan, Rouge Hill. They were given a big .reception at damaged'"although the truck and ire. Incidentally, ] A grass fixe had been beyond con- that Music Festival. In view of the driver escaped K- ,-ERII G- .--- nnhai'f, 17th turtle-nei:ked sweater since tion o! the. Holy. Cazsmunion at 8 F trot, but was extinguished before shortened gas: ration - a double Provincial Officer ,Hoarding-is fat- New Years, was included. If this is p, zr► P'reaeher at this service, Rep. �y a>4y gtrioua dquiaBe bt►d peen dont;, thaAks. _• tic..._..._+_R yestigating. not a record, it's,miighty.`ood gain. ,E. G.Robinsons _- J 1 ... '' 1 • G ' r r - ROAMING ROMERO Q believed t h e truth concerning ness opens a way into the heart 'Garden ,Notes r W7 U N D A Y Christ, and at least received Him for Christ to enter. jY- �'}� ssiah. Secret of Paul's Success ,) ' V]'� L7 �J w] "For yourselves, brethren, know fiectionately , Must Have.Room L i.•r sJ sJ O 1� our entering in unto you, that it desirous of you, we were well ban leased to impart unto you, not es it really is is thinning. No vegetable hath not been found vain." The P. "'--- word "vain' here 'means 'empty',' the gospel of, God only, but.also ' or {luwer can deaelop properly ` May 14 that is, void,of substance sad pow- our own souls, because ye.w•ere be- unless it ras plenty of room. Small of pmachingr dear to us." Here is a s things like carrots need about PAML IN 11 MS�ONIGA—Acts 17 : 1-10; 1 Thes omans vain, or empty, because it gets no part of- the secret. of, Paul's great three inches between, ee s - = missionar success—he-offered the PRINTED TEXT; Acts 17: 1-4; results. Paul's preaching resulted >' a a 'four, corn, three sprouts to the 1 Thessalonians 4: 1-19. in a great multitude of concerts in gospel and his own soul in love. i hill. With flowers that are grown this pagan Greek city. "For ye;remember, brethren, our " front seed, thinning is equally im- GOLDEN TEXT,—Rejoice al- Talbot and travail: working night s portant. They must have room pvaya; pray without ceasing; is Faith Given Courage and day, that we might not burden or,they will grow spindly and break xl; everything -give thanks. 1 Thessal- "But havingsuffered before and an of you, we preached unto you � j dowfi. probably' in the . frst wind onians 5: 16-18, a shamefully treated as a the os el of God. Ye are witness- be n y Y g p storm.. Memory Verse: Let-Is love one l.now, at Philippi, we waxed bold es, and God also, how holily and ' General Care another. 1 John 4:7: in our God to speak unto you the righteously and unblamably we be- .Early summer,care of the veget- "THE LESSON'IN ITS SETTING g - os el_ of God in_much conflict" _ hax.ed ourselves toward you that k able and flower garden largely__ Time.—The visit of Paul to Then- The verb 'waxed bald' implies the believe." Paul, not to be a burden w consists of cultivation, elimination '.• salonica 9ccur�dre -"a>t out""A:I?- 50--_, undaunted-bearing-off--the-mission- =to—those—to---whom—Ile—preacbed,-. r-: -- of weeds and spraying or dusting a for- any iiisefiA Oest& 0;. salonia'ns was written, presum- which they faced their opposers in' with his hands as' a tentmaker. 1 : ; which may show up. ably, in A.D. 51. the delivery of God's message. This . None could accuse. Paul of acting Regular, culivation has many ad- ably, w s was more than natural courage— meanly,-dishonestly, ttnjustly. Yaul � vantages a d is ad v i s a b 1 e of Greece, in what is known as tfie`y-waxed bold in God. Faith in. was so sure of himself in Chris: in any season ' wet o dry. — Macedonia, on the sea coast, about God. in His Gospel, gives confi= that he could-appeal to others to In the former;it loosens up the soil, a hundred miles west.of Philippi deuce and courage. follow hint. o sHv lets in the. air, prevents sourness Paul's Massa a "For our exhortation is not of Living To Please God a and checks weeds growth. The' "Now when they gad passed_ error. nor of uncleanness;ois nor of " - �"�'" �''�' soil, of course, should not be culti- As ye know how the dealt with. - through Amphipolts and Apollonia, guile." Paul spoke nothing but the each one of you, as a father with A native newsboy at a spot"'some-, ated Ahile still wet and muddy. but they came to Thessalonica, where truth, 'not of error'. Paul was con- his own children, exhorting• you, where in the Pacific" at first didn't but it is advisable as soon aspos- and encouraging you; and testify-• recognize. his customer as famed Bible after every 'heavy, rain to was asynagogue of the Jews. And scions of the purity of Ills motives, Paul, as his custom was. went in `nor of uncleanness'. There was no ing, to the end that ye should walk screen star Cesar Romero,but when prevent drying out and baking. In worthily of God, who calleth you he did he reacted like any U. S. unto them and for three sabbath guile, no craftiness 'in Paul,—all y' yyour, ster with — Sign here, the dry weather weekly cultivations i into his own kingdom and glory." g da}4s,/reasoned with them from the was open and above board._ please!" Romero, now a Coast will-help greatly in -conserving the scriptures, opening and alleging - Paul's Supreme Aim Notice that the life which Paul p 8 g ' Guardsman aboard'an assault trans- moisture and .keeping the sail. is that it behooved the Cfirist to suf- urges his converts to strive for is port, autographed4-the youngster's healthy condition. - But even as we bade been ap- --the ver• kin of Iiie that he him-fer,and to rise again from the dead; roved of God to be intrusted with s P self was.living. He lived to please cap. _—.and that this. esus. whom, said the gospel, so we speak; no" as God. - procl2;m -uat Clear? - -=A11 Christ" pleasing Hook for treatment of injured sur- eth our hearts." Paul ever rem em- It is in the Scriptures alone that bered that he had been intrusted vivors of a destroyer',-blown' up in She Sync a pretty young defence U. S. Helicopters worker and her definition of a bolt we have the truth concerning the•harbor. a with the Gospel by God himself Christ. In dealing with souls our On Patrol Duty and that his supreme atm must be y Last month another helicopter n9. seasoning must be based on the to please God. iroiii PLoyd Bennett field rescued nut read: * '� bolt is a thing like a stock of Scriptures if we a bel them.. Coast uar"d helicopters have a' stnrrn-stranded b y frost an islet hard metat, such as iron, with a au s messasquare lump at one end and a lot ge' seem e - `-! "t < cerned primarily with three great. we found using words of flattery. assignment in the Third Naval Dis- For rescue at_.sea, the coast guard. R the as ye knotiv nor a cloak of covet- other end.' :A nut is s;milar 'to the - themes, all relating to the Lord trfct for months, the U. S. coast said, the helicopter is speedy,,avoids _ --. Jesus; the- atoning work of Christ, ousness, God is witness; nor seek- bolt, but just the opposite, being-a guard announced recently, in re- the punishment of rough seas un- . :.. which, is our salvaticn; the recur mg g1dry of men, neither from you porting -that .pilots and .mechanics avoidable iti boat rescues, and eli- hole in a little ^hunk of tion xtith ' rection of Christ, which is our no from others, when We might wrinkles around the inside." have claimed-authority as apostles are bighly enthusiastic about the inmates mpnecessary transrt The, Slope; and the Deity of• Christ, versatile though still experimental, manoeuvrable•craft picks up its _ of Christ.' Paul did not flatter which makes Him our Lord, cra t. patient' dir.ctly at the scene the Passenger traffic on Americas averteds he presented the Gospel; he was - r ncv 'and delivers him to the raiLto_ad�__s �mt.four:tinies__.a: „ not covetous in his preaching wo ward helicopter transported blood hospital door. „ great in 1943 as in 1939. . And same of -them w,cre per S P iwaded, and consorted with Paul that is, he did not want money; a.td Silas.; anu of the*devout Greeks he.did not seek praise and.advance- ment from men. _a great multitude, and of the chief - vomen not. a few." Some 'con- "Btit ae were gentte'ie the midst \� '� ` a sorted', that -is, threw in their lot of-you, as when a nurse cherisheth \ 1' , with Paul. They were ready to her ow•n chiidrem" Be gentle w•itis - confess bq, this act that they ,had the fallen, with children, for gentle- -. ' LARGE FELINE i X \ , :,R05=NTA1. - Answer to )erevious Pusale 22 Greek letter. 1 Part of a' T R E N 24 Excuse: church. P E A R O E' R Iv 25?bus. _ 0 Pictured I F I N � 26 One who. _ - animal. O N D A10 oaks. - _ _ 27 Toys. 14 Apparatus of A 92 Changes M Ger Up. M9 execution. I ,E T R course.is Vessel. E 33 Beverage. 16 Measure. tvlE P T'A'B C 34 Eleven - - 17 Any. . hundred. A8 Immediate. I A I 35.Month f - 19 Concerning: (abbr.)5 I E (abbe.) 20 Exist. S 36 Baby's 8t'at ri iii Musical note. word. • r "7 !t •22 Fermented 51 Sports VE1tTICAL 37 Covered with grain.- bard • -- . t..,,. _ �.. * p,\ hard coatin ' 23 ase 8 slave.seaweed measure. S3 Upon. y- 41 Implement. 24 Because. 5'S Engineering 2 Unadulterated 42 Back. a 6 Male cow. Cad gree — '-S Yes (Spanish) 44 Symbol for n — 28 Symbol_ior_- ' 4 Elevated tellurium 30 Behold! 57 pos t onball 5.Toward 52 Courtyard. ' 47 �! e - 31 Dedicated 7- . ',(abbr.)-. 6 ttaltan :S3 Used in 34 Patterns.` :;58 Story, its w (abbrr.). rowing. 29 Take out. '61'Attacith 9 Alcohoho, : 54 Destiny. �O 40 Pirate. drink. 56 Volcano. 143 Puff up• violence. g Type measure 58 Former ruler. UP 45 Pronoun. i -64 Church 9 Drove back.. 69 Kind 'of... RO G 46 Unpaid Sestival: 10 Musical material balance86 Tumult, instrument. 60 Formerly-. '48 Editor (abbr.) 67 Amuses. 11 Aariie. 62 French coin: * g ' 49 Letter of 69 Turn swiftly. .12 Vl'hien. 63 Street (abbr.) e alphabet. 70 Mends. ,` 13.Suffix. 65 Near. r, 50 Mystic word: 71 Origin. 20 Without hair. 68 Type measure. Z. * I 2 3 5 6 ` 7 Q 10 1112 113 14 15 -.00 --- I6 17 --- ---- --- � tting tougher. It's raining again. . The mud is like gumbo. vs the enemy is shelling us. 22 23 tin a few hours we attack. I've got to go on,now. My job's up ahead: ' ZS 267 • 28 29 Your lob lies ahead too, just as clearly defined as this Canadian - 31 32 33 soldier's at the ba"lefront. Are you backing him to the limit? _ You're not giving uq anything when you buy Victory'Bonds. All you 34 35 36 37 38 are asked to do is end, not give;invest not ovate are y the uymg of extra Bonds is no hardship compared to the sacrifice of the lad 41 42 43 who.is"moving up front"today. :.PUT VICTORY ,,.-IFIRST ' .,':*,':,'..' ,.,',.,' '� 49 so sl 5i 7- S3 54 55 6 7 58 _ 61 62 r?4 5 CT­0RT--.,`*67. ' 70 71 � . • .� • • • • • , a • -•. Mechanical Tree W$AT SCIENCE Vast Big Airfield — Planter Perfected IS DOING England threatens to become ons s O _. - -. - - vast runway, says the St. Cath- A meeliancial tree -planter t a And bombers and { sa a y revolutionize reforestation6 tul>f1 fighters are the only crop you CAO, yrograms in Wisconsin and else- raise on cement. It is one of the where Has een per e e - • eaaces p,leers at the Wisconsin College Mines is producing helium in riculture. "England is a small . Of Agriculture. volume that li more than sufficient country," he' says, "very much F. B. Trenk, State to meet all war According to time requirements' built up, and no large portion even Eztension Forester, the contrivance of the Army,. \'avy '°rill Govern- of the. open space is suitable, for " '1ith�crew of three men can plant shental agencies, Secretary Ickes - the building of -airdromes.' Much said last Week. " _more than .,000 seedling's 1 er hqur. _ of the land is hilly or at least too In speed tests it planted 70 per Thi surplus of .this lightweight undulating. There are a few large minute for short periods of time, non-inflammable gas;is now, avail- . flat stretches' like the Fen Coua- About a dozen of the.machines able in Iarge supply for medical, try, but that is swampy. Other T-1tar.e atrexc#y-bea made an scie$t�ifie and--commerical-use5r-lie-- --areas that t nigh-t be-suitable-are in _Contact lenses are worn_by about Some alpacas in the Andes haus declared in a statement. The ac- 10,000 persons in the U. S. 'wool Ye3ching fo ihe�routrd. -- tribhted to county board forest the fog belt. Altotgether a very committees -and soil conservatan tual pro uc ton; figures-on-hetium,- difficult problem,, coilsidering-that-- - - - -- distrets for rental or loan tofar- • �• freers and landowners., but it :t as revealed that•the bu-. from balloon barrages, .from the - r' .. -- reau is producing more than ttiven- tall masts of wireless•station°, from ty-five times the pre-year output. h o s p i.t a t s and prisoner-of-war �i{Ls' Way TO TreatthHelium liad only a minor role in camps, and from important indua- e 'first World NVar because of trial areas because of the danger Sore Painful Piles lack,of facilities for,cxtractinb the of bombing." precious gas. Isere is the chance roe every per- Many new uses for helium,have.. son in Canada raffertng from sore./ i enable anesthesia, and in.the weld- -itching, painful piles to try a simple rlCently beendeve.ope.,and the gag home remedy.' with the promise of- is expected to have an important ing of magnesium metal has been . :ft reliable nirn to refund' the cost cited. Many othir .potential uses of the treatment if you arA not role in the United tates�peacetime raatistled with the results. economy, air. ,Ickes said. Its use. are being studied. _ simply go to any druggist and t r get a bottle of Hem-Road and. use in .treatment of asthma, tubeicu.o• The United States is the only f as directed; Hem-Road is an tr.tern- sis and. other respiratory diseases,' countr%, in the world producing - al• treatment, easy and'Dleasant to Hell as a art of non-intlam- helium in large volume. TEA ' .. use and pleasing results are quick. P .:­_­2y trotleed---l-tching and soreness are relieved, Dain subsides and' as the treatment is continued Che sore, H1CIi5 By CHICKS PHOTOGRAPHY •er env- FOR-SALE w g the rectal. membranes clean SPECIAL PR - -- - - C R ' N H 'R - A If healthy. Get a bottle of Hem- TREE E E 'OLV bli U SE Y Iibid today: and see for youreetf PRICES FOR JUNE STARTED CHICKS 2, 8. 4 AND FINER "SNAPS" COST LESS Catalogue. Full lino l Fruit AND JCL]' Tzeea-; Evergreens; Flowering _ .what an easy, pleasant way'this Is five week uld In non-*axed, pul- ia rid yourself of your pile misery. Barred Rock Mixed ......., 100 ;eta or cockerel chicks, In prac- PR05LPT MAIL SERVICE Shrubs;. BerertBrookd le-Ki Trwax New Hampshire \13xed 110 o s • e; too ale ngawe% • popular pure- some Dlcturee can never be taken _...... MOTE: The sponsor of this notica"r Yically all of the Nurseries,. Bowmanville. Ontario,. White.Leghorn Mixta, .... 10c again. Don't risk losingyours. Send 11S • reliable teem, doing bndneu ,breed° and hybrid crosses. We are Barred Rock Pullet° ...n. 'lie fa Coad■ for o.er ;0 years. 7t you otfer:ng these at reduced_➢rices. 7aur. slim colla to tar .Snapshot - awe troubled with ■ore. iteblug, White Leghorn Pullen-..,, d while they last, Send for special 0.11 h for developing and pri.ntin S Fine HARNESS DRESSING Don't delay: 11,00 books your order. ..Finest leather and' harness-pre- padnful. Piles, Hem-Auld must help pr:cellst. Also day-oK Oil and Canada'• largest finishing stud�o servative. Sliplt also has many, - yp_ schen. lees ;aqg� let eight work at IRMer collt, IpriN will be 51104117 refunded- Britannia Heights. Ontario. and older. Z-weddlt hick Hate - Any bile Roll-6'or a Ezposures arts Limited. Fergus, Ontario. grocery, hardware and chain _ DEVELOPED A\D PRINTED 25o stores. A product of Lloyds`Lab-, i?IVEFLSIDE GO�'F:kN?IE�T' AP- k Oratories. Toronto. ' • roved Baby Chinks from large BABY 'CHICKS, ;13:00 PER 100.- size really economical," --writes ,4 LINE AGAINST Look Out. for Trouble D customer at Peterborough Out. 'I THROW GA O _ tyDa.bloodteated B.zeedkrr,..noth- After May 1, .f 11.00, Thrasher's am particularly, fascinated by the storm, return!, vapor. Tha['e bow -- from $Iu ISh ing but 24 ci-Egi a r nd'over are - Hatchery'. Darrow; Ontario. 0oloiired pictures. 1 appreciate your g?OR_-1W. 'Vaporizer- produces i, sat, aseuren you b:g, vigorous, prompt and rellable service and in more mtlei. Build yourself, it's -fast maturing thick•;' Barred LE:GHORN AND HIBHID CHICKS J. will end all my:colla to Jr A.,Friesen,rtBox #5�11'1_VKl..ER, s IDNEYS Rocks. White Le$horos, . Light OUR CHICKS ARE Gl AIIANTEED g MOUNTED ENLARGEIIEENTB 26c Man{tabs - ' $Hast)[°. iFntt' -fvEde-r-,-R the�_- '--.-3o-Hvr-#xg 3 trs� srtd t c�troz a - Slae-4X4 1 idannta_-- side Poultry Farm, Hickson, Ont. Rock Hybrid., Ile. Pullets 28c. gularbemeuts 4x6" uo :vary. uuted JARDINE T I s.E UP5J:T Try the Original t`Qu}C�ft 01Ojitlt Immediate delivery: Rockwood mount 5x9" In Gold. Silver. Circa Twt Iva'dollars. Co •aei A is poisonous waste that your kidneys. Chick.Hatchery,' Rockwood, -Ont:' Ian s E or b ony.finis Equlpmont in -Orono. a9 should be filtering out of ;out blood that Ur YOV WANT CHICK-4- NUAL', creme°, 6 e each. [t• •nlatgemeaL Rowland Snaith, 16 \Yroseten Ave. • coloured,- 79e each. Toronto. saay cabse backache, dizzy spells. leg Bray.should Da you: chi•.ce life : cramps•restless,sleep-broken nights.and irate a good many' Stay and later. BL'liINF.�S OPPOHTt.\ITIES STAR,_SNAPSHOT SERVICE STOCCK_FOR IFALE _ smarting and burning. For relief use the customers, they day Idray chicks remedy that has ring. F grateful thanks crow fast and. catch i:o,.d mark- '� Box 1:9. Portal Taitu,nal A, ruruuto ' BER1'ICE.AI;LE AGI' AND .VOLN0- _ won ets. We have da-yvlds and warted, Print Tour :\um'e alfd Address or dual-purpose Shorthorn butts of thousands for than} years=GOLD and pullets alA�•. Bray Hatchery. PARTNER FOR IiOR,1•; FARM. Plainly on All Orders trim I;O•p dams, deep, thick. -MEDAL Haarlem Oil CaPatties. (Hunters & Jumpervy Box 681, ---- 130 John St N., Hamilton, Ont. 78 Adelalda W., Turonto. typy, Females, ell ages, cows, This effective diuretic andAidney stimu- - _- '. helfors. calve+. - A_Ian_ Alderdon. ltiat V the original and genuintw Dutch TIME TESTED QUALITY .Route 4, Hamilton. - Drops in carefully measured amounts In MICK14 . FROM A BREEDING SERVICE and SATISFACTION tasteless Capsules. It is one ofthe-mostbAHIa-OF 3000 LAiN" DYEiNG A CLEANING 11C4MP.5. favorably knows remedies for relieving- 1 BOMPT SMII'ME_T" Yu u: flim° w.p,r!4 developed sad.. ,daogsted kidneys and irritated bladder. Dsex'r-1\P FOR I.11ct \lEi� i'HICI�6 AIAtg YOU ANYTHING NEZDd printed HOC'_E CI.EA:�'iNli' -STAMP _AC - _ works swiftlyy trelplag the delicate { OR 8 E�CI'VSLRJ: ROLLS 26c cumulations: Turn these snto t arks rftly. Stopurithe delicate had been so great that w• have dyeing or cisauJus? Write to w Rh'PR NTS a lar 25C - sh bred Jarrett, 30Illoor West. -- 6 Ancre"ed our capak.ty end ora for Information. We ars glad to FINEST PINLARG.ING SERVICE Tar onto.. - Besreydugetthedriginalandgeaw - able to give you I t'umpt ship answer your questions. "part- You may not list all the films you " gaeked in Canada. Insist on getting °sent: on day-old chlrkr grid lim anent H. Parkers Dye works iiOL.D MEDAL liaar[ein 00 Capsules: ited number of started-khwkd'rt - Lrmtted. 791 lease Street. To- �aD.t lhl_s�'apr: trutyou can Beet all.: HELP s►.1\TL•'y,you act quickly. �uFsea. Sussex s toat0. the quality and service you desire -410e at your druggists. 1 by sending your films to ' EXPE:1;IENCED MAN OR BOY FOR Now Hampshire; Susser x Leg: -Horn,Leghorn. Barred Radii• Ngiv IMPERIAL, PHOTO SERVICE mixed farm. Good hums: Hydro,- born. and Ruck x L ghorn Statwn J. Toronto, tractor: Good wage=r. :Apply gig Ia Lhhks, Pullets or Cuckcrciiv HAIRDRESSING ing P+:rttcul O rio, G IreianX, Huy your chicks izarn a Real-- Man.•field, Otsarlo, ?elephone Hreeding Farm, and be aMsured P,11IEaiTS. Shelburne.94-42, of success. Send for Price Llet AMBITIOUS GIRLS and and book your chick: NOW _for -- rJCTlrIr;ASTVNhAUUH sir C:usdYANY 11XE'ERIENCED FLUORSIAN AND May or June. �15,(�u0 LAKEVIE\V MIDDLE AGE Patent Solicitors. Natabllshed all round Anter, prrmaneot poli- _ KEEP FIT .,-­._ D w�a yoyMlf a Ith"I Incrsos� C h r c k s weekly:. LAKEVIE\Y 169u, le King West. Toronto. _ tion. Apply Pyle H79r3h Near POULTRY FAR,lt, \t'ein .Broa., women, learn hairdressing at Can- Booklet of ,14formatlon. on re est seiective Service Office, N and_vitabit;t�bulld f•$fs- Exeter, Ontario. quest. �a le infections-by taking adq s finest and largest schools. $96.00 MONTHLY. FARMER AND y ' Refined, dignified work. Splendid wtfp, no children. small farm, - YHavax,all III* year round. HERE'S WHAT TOE' NOTCH- UP Day. W' -sir or earl for free floes. h'trR SALE _ wife for ce, pr anddue housework , An*,UR MYiOtly �s $tura Marvel t, T. ionto. Schools, one house, produce ,uyplredr tore: Government ADDr,uved chicks, a $68 Biopr'Street, TQionto. Broncho 74 ACRES b'AHaf and stock for Btaie when da•allaDle, ieterence, =•,._ / from blood-tested -breeders.- Day-'- 44 King Street. Hamilton, and N - sal rah° - Y. Lepper,.299 Eastern Avenut. old and older. Pullets, cockerels L Apply, [u koa_ Ont G m, Rideau Street. Ottawa. _ Toronto.- ` •. _, '",burns, Rocks;. Ii.-H. �. atuno•ltoad. Ont. __ •: or non«sexed. Leite R , ` `o- _ " ,fiampshtres, Hybrids, Scientl c pital, Cornwall. Ont., is now re-. ' hatching, careful in*pegtfon. In- L. A K N tiAlltLRbbb1NG THA Timmins lou acres, 70 cleared, IJIM, nwMeanie for student divldual attention- ter--every ship- liooartroa metnvd. lotormriuoo -new farmiiouda, Z,7 coW barn,' nurses August- 254'4. _ thout sant. • Live arrival guaranteed, pn requeel robrrdlult classes. stable, etc., 17 Milch cows, mach- ► prices that,lotc a plenty Sue mars- -8tuaercdua a Hairaroas:aa . Aced- jittery, 8 horses; further er or $ox 455. WANTED - Uf 1 ltho, 1:01P catas - _In for profit to the buyer. Get •m Is? Aveuu• !turd• Toronto. $tock. inquire _ - Chickls.[Canetalao gire ve lirimediate \y-1 G S, .TVIPJrS, TI:ANSFURIit- "LARGE GL D uL otIMLES,a AIN- WANTED time for-or du order i chicks ' delivery on two, .three and four atiuna, S'witcheis_Curia and all varieties, Y dozen ;1.1U delivered. • Iarge Canadian Governinen� ' NtYI ARK week old non-sexed, . pullet or types. of rintsx quality, Hair 36uyper',o •Bulbs, Hatzic,. B.C.-We . Approved Chick Hatchety.'No in• = oockerel chicks in all the popular .r MfN1 f so breeds and hybrid crosses. Also Goods. Write for illustrated cat- grow 'the best only. vestment ,required. Liberal com. l s • -alogue. Toronto Human -Haler mission. Write for full details. Yi1QR G .:.Older pullets. Top Notch Chick- supply Co.. 52$ Bathurst Street, PEACH TREES, APPLES, YEARS •- Box 130, 78 -Adelaide St. Wests ` 11NAR0'f -a\ •ries,,Guelpti, Ontarto. 'Toronto. cherries, plums, currants, grubts, Toronto. `4 ssparagus, strawberry, plants, raspberrite. • Norfolk Nursery; TEACHERS 1VANT D,. PROTEST- N PERIOR CHICKS, ALL BREED= MEDICAL $imcoc. ant, for school term 1944-45, with 'ers blood tested. \\:rite for our - elementary or intermediate' dt- 30 LD I E AS P�pectal low prices for end of idol aE AND • T�yo• ACRES •OF , plomas; salary $800 to ;9U0 per Eloy, June and July chick=: Leg-• land, suitable for year round school term, Send appiicaEions to li1R OUT TIRED ACHE horns, Barred Rucks, Hampshires, DON'T WAIT-EVERY BUFFER. dwelling or Poultry Farm. Close School Board of Aylwin, No. 1;', i Roc k Hamp, Sussex, Sussex or of Rheumatic Paine or deur• o store, Doat-office , church,, Leigh McConnell,' Sec:-Treas., Ramps, mixed chicks, pullets, itis should try Dixon's Remedy. hool and' 'Sparrow I:ake. Two Ka2ubazua. Que.,..stating coolie e - cocke;els, 6-$-10-12 week old put- Ddunro's Drug Store,. 335- Elgin, ., Storey six-roomed house finished' fications and experience." 1 - Iota for r•mmeaiate delivery. Ottawa. Poatpaid ;1.00. with V Joint, hardwood flooring �1f SuperWr.Hatchery, Linwood, Ont. downstairs, phone, electricity, HEALTHY PUPPIES ALL BREE'D5 Terms. _RuseeRobinson, , Kil. also Persian Kittens, Canaries, �EAF worthy, Ont,. W.R. No. 2.' Parrots, Pigeons, Bantams, other. -PULLETS AND CAPONS FROM. Deis, Quote Lowest price to .Seeds ;. May and -June' h'a'tched 'chick9. THE NE1V' ISTI;LAUI.INED COIi- NEWLY RECU`DI'TIVNEll B(YO-TS &•Bir'ds Co:, 1230 W. St Catherine„ - Our Sew Hampshire' Light.Sussex pact Potter Telephone is the ,o! our armed forces in perfect Montreal. ; hybrids make excellent- layers smallest hearing aid available. It condition. Special ;3.25 delivered. and choicest. of meat birds. Is clear, powerful, makes con- �dpney,. bask ly antes. State FEATHERS, FEATHER BEDS Or 4, Weber's P rder. Ruskin outs. 2, Kitcheter, QRt. most -reasonably. priced. Try, it. t Co., Peterborough, t. paid. For particulars write t0 -- Write Potter i grpkione Company, Queen •City Feather. Co, 23 Bald WHY LIVABILITY IS THE ,BIG. 229W Yonge St., Toronto. Estab. FOR ANGORA BREEDING STOCK, win St., Toronto. � write for prices to Halycon AL- Nothing � • ismoredepres- „ •at word !n the chicken bus- lished for better. ,hearing for a tin than r. iSoros, Pickering, Ont. PASIliRF. \\',1NTET). WANTED RE-_, t $ 1Deas. The buy=ing price of' • quarter- of a century, liable farmers .who have e-,tra Alt./suffer?...lamblU .'weak" 'chick is often as high as DeWALT SAWS AND WOODWORK— good pasture ami accommodation will give instant relief. ser a.strong' one. But. thai'a' not YOU GET QUICK RELIEF FROM Ing Machines. Newest types-avail- to pasture herds of young cattle, iambi 's is oodforeat• all. Often the weak ane" eats as Eczema and Psoriasis by ualag able from direct factory 'repre- for cash monthly. Pretcrably t,tOcI ache,psinsin room and requires . .b,. mentsAives for Canada. Quela*airsr as much care burning and. itching soothes and ladly furnished on application. .Office Box 575. Toro 0. 1` - !Mck, stomach. bowels. /lesw.� 1►• the "t river": Livability is s 3reals cute, burpsand piles, Hun- �eWalt Dishof Corporation' Ltd., rr feature of Tweddle Chicks be- dreds of satisfied customers. 60c 402 West Pender St„ Vancouver, WANTED - RC'\ILF..Y C 1.0 V F Ei S pause they, ave Govrnmeut Ap- and ;1 Dostpaid. Patron Health $.C. huller. John. Har •icon, ;6.8th 4 droved from bloodtested breedera Products, 261`St .-Cath-crin• Went, New Toronto. , sad have 19 years of,"knew- how" -MontreaT.. DR. 'J.'H. ENGEL'S MINDRALIZED r ehind them. Don't risk time, Yeast has b6eh helpful in the TIMBERLAND UP TO 1.000 ACRD HEADACHE POWDERS, u. �oney and work on eliNks o1 prevention of abortion. Many tes- yyrf1ctrably Birch or Maple. ''in unknown breeding.. Prompt de- STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS timonlals verify Its-value. 100 lb's. be mixed with variou9 of*:�Y ')livery on practically all of the often are fire cause: of 111-health =15.00• plus charges. Nnexcelled woods. Sheul'd-ire•r;tuated• ,popular Durebreeds and' hybrid _ n humans all ages. No one tm- for cattle, sheep; - goats, and tarso near Railroad or good rand. if you Suffer MONTHLY _erosae•, Also-some genuine bar- ,�oriel' Why riot tlhd'out !8 this wine. We ala tn• our Mineral and Rox 140, 73 Adelaide R'.: Toronto. i�sins on two, three, four acrd fa your trouble? Interesting par- east Powders for all apinmis " µ, tivo week old started non-sexed cuyyslrs-Free! Write 11ulveney's -are not only, corrective agents WANTED TO BUY 2U Tn-3U DA';D, FEMALE CAIN pullets and cockerels. Send for emYdle$, BDeciallsta; Toronto i, for :malnutrition but they more uniforms si good trite ion, ilii- ?, • 1944 catalogue and price list. Int. then Day for themselves In ties it possible-ox slate what �rotr ; You who suffer cramps, headache, waddle Chick Hatoheriea Limit- - rrriewth, vigor• and production. have to offer and'the condition ;;.`�•.. ed, Fergus,'Ontaro Dr. J. H. Engel, corner Queen of the uniforms together with backache, and tired, nervous feel- RICHLY RECOMMENDED - Ev-' std Princess-Sts.;-Waterloo. Ont, your beet' price for_cnslts_ R'r t-6 , - X. -- Ing"ile to female-functional die - --- — - ---- - ,,.rite for booklet. full details to Dogdon Gross, tttsbances - should try Lydia,B. pry, sufferer, of Rheumatic Pains x Swba res Vegetable tr7 Lytta 2t TDU DON'T HAVE.TO WAIT FOR _ or Neuritic should try Dixon's Walkerton, Ontario._ • heavy breed cockerels. If- you j�sm•dy Munro's DrugStory; 885 boo a soothing etfectonone oftoom- •r from Top Notch Chickerles. Il FOR BALE FUEL WOOD RANTED an's most fin ortant organs. Also s yid gin, bttawa. Postpaid SLOG. Chic W can supply all the D,)pular MAPLE. BIRCH . A N L_ MIXED. line ch afcl]lade!n Csaada. Hsi breeds and hybrid cronies BILECTHIC MUTURS, 'iEw, USLU, cordwood.'First or second'grawrll. � W�ofpi n9• �n a few days notice. Send for BAUli N91LA FOOT' BALK destroys bought, sold rebull be l t's, Also all kinds of Millwood. rave. L`NA �rlimps V14 ow special priceilst. for heavy_ breed Qtfensive, Odor, lnstanuy, _ 4tie pulleys, bruehe All4n Electric full particulars and aowert •prloes lockereL. Top Notch Chickerles, bottle Ottawa rent.. Dsaman Company Ltd. 2328 Duiferia r't., on cars. \Vatter Schiers. 19 DGoA i uelpb. Ontario, Drug Iitorer Otto 6L create. Inda Street., Toronto. .. .c- .T71 T T Be hope for a speedy recovery. RADIO SE RV I C - - --- ------_ . :T Cherr iiiroo� Dr, Ray Piikey and Alvin Pilkey, _ DVNALD RUDDY Barr:�ter. y both of the R. C. A. F. have return- r R.Solicitor,Notary Public- MoOsyto 10411 ed to Eastern Canada after, being r •tht t ,With their parents. ,.�/� �n ormsrly oetuPKd by to A.E CLik t4,s1111te r{11{of Co11etbYon�Wdltly. slY s " They W. A. will meas-on Wednes= Mrs. William Judd had Sunday e at dinner with Mr..and, Mrs. Leslie -- - BEATON, ELL-•!f ROM, -Permanent Nag" Pda cmak Hollinger. - ! -- ;of Mrs. Dr. Simpson: Subject for _ arrisW cl ors that Fraja the Tamper and Roll f all -- "Faith". Mrs. Fenney had vieitoe from ..�11��� W. J. Beaton, $. C. TeRunilay mislep)sone fewsrultn days last week Was h-wine -_ -ausm y-teed- - it-Brooks mss• mai big You Zi - Miss Irene Taylor, who spent the NOTICE TO CREDITORS --:�s �ab-or ]i(ad�i J. D. F.Roots �John L, PowC. H. TUCK.OPT. D. winter in Florida, visited with the $72 Bay Street - Toronto ' A. J. Taylor's on Sunday. Creditors of_ Joseph..Cowan,, of =ARTHUR %FIELD ' Dlsriq Block, Opp P.Q Sorry' Leonard Gates is ill - we - . ., the Township of Pickering, Fanner, art r t who died at the Township of 'Pick- PHONE 52 'R`3 Ba iste Solicitor Notary Public "Dance QI Bring April 1st, 1942,are requested .r Phone. 1516 to send particulars of"their cla5ns pICKERING, T. C. C. RICHpRDSN 'OSHA`pM ONT. to the undersigned before May 14th, - 'ch date his estate Suite 611 —-Continental Life Bldg .-after_�_hl _. ,-- -- . - 19A4'__after__ --- " will be distributed amara the art- - Toronto- -- — - LAR-I�IE NT-- IUNI'1'Y- Aes-entitled thereto;and�he-A ainn- —Bri - - ;s not 1 for an 'erbsh Has Ba . 3 71 at. Bay e FRIDAY 3I.1Y. 12, 1941 claims of which she has not then Government Licensed You Lucky Prizes - also_ Drava for received• notice:' Noone • to. Comforter,, donated by C.,. ,A, Dated at .Oshawa, April 19, 1944 MAIN Str. STOUFFYILLE STANLEY Sterritt, Pickering. _ _ _ Refreshments We W. E. N. Sinclair, K. C.' Phone 191_ _ _ :Come and bring your friends Bank of Montreal Building, a o! W -building all kinds _ Theatre sx Oshawa, Ontario Materntt7, Medical and Sar�leal Auspices Claremont Lawn Bowling : — _ - CARPENTERING -•• - ••- Elub • Casa .. Taken CIi:MENTING . Miternit es �..PLUMBhNQ • - - ROOFING StO11�V1]I6 :d Qtemfftl l' '�- . Registered Nurses in Attendantse Pba� IIe1p0 - :w1ATIGNAL SELECTIVE SERVICE We also self Brantford Rooflmg and 24-Hour Service Givesteri:]a, Fb►ipit n-URWA ire Bathroom . TFar m ere -. '. • $5 at a, Beatty Stable AY 4, S~arid'4 �.. r• ... .. -MRS. E.IL-GOOD • _ Equipmett. aatl 1BuUding �te�is Seven Days Leave National Selective Service is an- - - -,Fan's Elevator VICTOR MATURE and . _. Free _ _ - - - Estimates -LliC1LE •B�tiLIr� - xious to help yoga fill your. lab- - - 6 ''Raw Gov. eg, S BardT . .. -, __*ori Gaiarauteed _ in stock i our requirements and asks 3'nur IT - Vaagrtard Gov. Reg. Seed Oats "THE -SHINING FUTURE" tt 'RWVI soon be in Phone 6502 co- operation. You can help by F. J. PRUNE . coaedr and "Flicker F,aehbaelt"" Barley, Oats, and Wheat in stock . Whole or Ground making your needs known as - � — : Clover Seed WEDNESDAY • Alfalfa, Red Clover, Alsike, Timothy Fa J• D AVM.Y 8,• 9, 10 - earl a s o ssi ble. onevan. ._, and Garden Seeds ' Fertilizer B. A., B. Se. _ Young and _ order Your Fertilizer 1'�'iow m We solicit your For G'ni`]E�RAL FARM business for $gg King Sty: Esat, Osissvrsti, - t HELP apply to your . Employ. the &WTe. ..1 also s i DUDES ARE PRETT went ariC Selective Service Off. Claremont, O■�. Renew Your ;iubacriptian.To-dsg F EOpul ice. ��.'he Office at Oaba���s� 111 = - THURSD.tkY, FRt� SATURDAY. -- - tht Klnye Mat Y 12 Land 13 assist ycju., _..._ •. . - � - Nor - o O d k . ;a -0�'- for - ST TS �r • - • els° ~ SHORT TI- 1E. SE��iStO�T�L duality ,Firs - Service our Aim t; . .. ., _ - . ._.. ... Toronto A1� 6523 Pick. ba 11 is Z :: ' FRANK P SXiTH,MANAGER _ - AGincorart 36. H L L Y ri } 1 • 1,ra;raat Service h or- - - - . 1p3 �O N `WE BUY THE BEST - YOU MAKE THE TEST' _ • - - _- N GI830 . y.'r�4 incial Department o� _ ce • - -- - �hoae. r eying.3 _ — . - P'ck' 0 ,Uir1CuIttlre, (fronto. DR _ T'RANSP T r - -` ' Tii3\6t'Uii'i CARIAGE 'SURIE._ •`LOVINGk GRA SAND. �'EL STONE -73 -Your 'CreaLICEIti.y�i) AIrCIIO\EEJi ANII _ SaleN cortductMd Any where :• - a 'hoose or write. Address_614 Dunda . .: Rotflit Creamery« : •to � I _. . Street,. hast:. _ N�'bitbp, Ontario. ' ` 'his week, ..x� a are paying f©r I J Notice' l FIRST GRADE BUTTERS FAT' 10 esabltsstiea Storni Door: atid stirs ,gash Made. to Order Cri: truck, er`-:lb.. �35c - also- -1b. lso p Asphalt Shingly Roll.Roofings - _ - - _ �• - _ Asphalt Siding - plus _ _ - Wall Boards etc. . .. ... _ .. 11 a -- or oxo. F For delivery to ,our C. CLETDENIi�a : dextra 2c- ant, .R' - �.. p L __ -x• - AL -- plus Thoughts of String and parit-minded people everywhere are private Xtra ance _. - "suddenly" dare`of the familior-Martin-Senour. sign(although it's , • - . .. usual accepted Day or Night there all the year'round) because Spring is she us I and ccept d phone Mark. 11001 o[ ,'OVernrilel3t bonu3 time to repaint for Fresh,beauty and protectionl 51a1Tera 6000, f an en int cruse rat. ` lend this sign=is a sure sign o during pa bet Mortin• 11ark;harn, O :. r is :.• . . ; ' ' , •.. ' per• pound- •,. ' l oc .. n � . 110 o pure! . ,. . , ,•, , Seo 1 Whene�er.yc:�see the sign of t3artin-Seriour,there will be found the paint of endurance and longer looting beauty. k is the sign which in �r �'otAl w C s Spring Cad the ghonce to-beautify as well as Clarke..Pr_ent�tCe .. . ore breat{t welcome _. -_. _. ._ to do the patriotic job.af protecting property LICENSED AUCTION .. 1 - -- _ R . Photic: write or come and see us._. 44.13 For the Counties of York,and-Ontr tie wcicixne :old and ne•': shippers. r • s' ario; successor to (:orp• Ben Preto- tice of C. A. S. F., and of .the Lsf. - - H. Prentice (formerly Preotiao Thi 52 Whit Y sad Prentice). . Fealty and b am- :stock Sales a Specialty. at Fats a� - _. .': ..'• - Remnsble Rath, ,r . : «:• .. ;!'-'..r.,.• c43 s .y:::v Y ..+eve.o-.,w�..3+,r ...i- ..m;. .. .. ,wr;'a .. .Bz .l .ti++,.:. :y,'S{..._r a:7m.eu �•.G'. ..4.�•.'f ser,.: ,yen,.-'max: 4i. .F'A -R _.... ,,,,:. ,,,.,..:':"".x"`� ... . ;-;. -. �r .` ,ter -'":'tc - �,°. -- ...• ;t - T A 1 00 ?: ' Mr. and Mrs. George Dixon, of A.very fine company met at the Seeding is getting well advanced'. _ -- - '/ - Toronto, spent a few days'with Mr. hone of Mr, and Mrs. Alexander and apple spraying is general, ' C LAR E M 'O N T J. B,•Wilson. for the first euchre party of the -Mr.- Wan'. Lovett spent the week- present season. b6v.•H. Lindsay and Twp. Council - contiiened #` end at his•home here. Mr. W. Fitch captured ' the first Mrs. Clark, of Windsor,•,is visit- for some years. The late b$. - - school age.for examination. It is-to hes rent M!. and Mrs. R. E. Phalli s has been in The Y. P. S. met on Tuesday ey- prizes. _ ing parents, p . poor health for i uI-1`a moon was ori - + Tom -para awn a 8 open defects corrected before the enter W so to lose the G. Mid- SLouffville Hospital on Wednesday, Broughams Young 'People an Wed- at the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. Her- _school in the Fall, There are I&'few nesday evening. All report art int- bert, when the W. A. held their"May dleton family, who have taken up April 26. Although Mr. Holtby has erestin time at both 4•neetin 2rieetin The President Mrs. J. cases of mTrnps and �vhooping- Mr. and Mrs. T. Farr, of•Oriole, time, his death was unexpected, and son a on a y ter- Pugh conducted the Business Sass- tt +tss noon, at 2.30 at the church, ion. Roll Call was answered by the- Council Members . will make a-' spent the week-sad with the J. very sudden on April 29. pie is sur- -,Mr. Heel, of Kitchener, occupied •word "Faith". Mrs,-A, Phertgll }jai Farr family here. vived by a daughter, Mrs. Hardy, the pulpit here last Sunday after- charge of the• Devotional Period. road and bridge inspection in a few' Mr. JiLues Leggett; who has.been anJ grandaughter'Joyce Hardy, and noon. Next. Sunda}-service will be at Cgntest followed the meeting. and �'�• A-By`-law was passed at Hillis in the Toronto Westera Hospital son James, now overseas, and two 7.30 o'clock. refreshments, meeting regulating the weight tope since last week, is expected home children of Mr, and Mrs, J. Holtby. We are sorry to IoW Rev, , and We extend our 'sympathy to the carried by cccnmercial vehicles 'over` y = thin week, . His brother £versow and sisters;• YmP y township' roads. This regulstign will Mrs, Brock, of West- Hill. We do faanily .of-the late Mr. G. Phillips Dr.. N. F. and Mrs. Tcenlinson Minnie (bi;rs. Mead) . and Emma hope for•a good church•home at his who passed away last week. be in effect from shay 1 to May 15. vWted in Waterford and Port-Dover (Mrs, Peak)._ next a ointment. - ever the week-end. Mr. Phillips leaves to mourn, his Dogs destroyed some of J. B. The such` of $65.00 is being pairs- -= Glen Manderson, R.,C.A. F., spent sons. Cecil and James, and daugh- -. , _ to Mr. J. B. Wilson of the 6th con. the week-end ai his hoarse here. ters, Audrey 'and Roberta (Mrs, K: Wilsonlit (tock of Southdown wool- Glen -_ ies - four have died. oma and os i - u Mr. George Redshaw, who is in Hastings) and sisters, Mrs. Diamond_ Pleased to report, Henry Gray is dogs.' g -- Aud le V - -- e n 1 "ses '•n sheep y - necoverin from a.serious e aelapse from the flu, is gradually brother John. Services for both The meeting was then'adjourned :improving, were conducted in the church, with_ The .Club meeting will• be ann- for supper at the home,pf Mr..Hugh _ 4 Men are hard at work taking a- i.tterHetit -in.-the -local . cemetery. a ounced next week. Pugh, Treasurer, at Whitevale. At 1 way the remiiining lumber of. the Friend's of the deceased have- the Mr. 'and Mrs. M. Donahue and the dinner session, Chief J. B. Ir- Conner Bakery. The building has sympathy of all in the community. Wh'te�a a family of Maple, called on Grasmere vine was appointed School Attend= :been purchased by W. Evans and New Books added to our Library this week. ante Officer. was tom down just. recently., ; •. include: "Anger in the Sley", Sissan ' The majority of the-'people are sass y Lieut. Jos...Ward, of Oshawa, Ery. "Fire will freeze" Margaret Miss Catharine Hilte entertained doing their bit with the Victory Loan Accunts paid were - Contingencies :spent the week-end at home here. Miller, "The _Opening Doo?" Helen several of her school chums to cel- Canvassers. $1476.54, Roads.-and Bridges $1286. ._ D. A. Pugh's sale on Saturday had Reily. "High' tide at noon" Eliza- ebrate her 11th birthday. All pro- Mrs. Gordon Smith is visiting her 26, Relief $40.94, Mothers'.Allowance .a fair crowd. A small sale, but every beth Ogilvie. "The Bradshaws of pounced it just•"swell". sister Mrs. Clemente. $15.30. thing`was sold. Harniss" Jos. C. Lincoln, `'The' Ln-' Rev. W. H. Beaton wilt-take as terpreter".--Sir, Philip--Gibbs. "'The - his 'theme for•next Sunday msorning Spirit and the Flesh"•'Pearl Buck. -- "Blosaccns of Hope iraaa the "Boughs 'bend over", Maida Parlow- • - Ashes of Despair", and in the-ev- French: "Standing on a Rainbow"_ ;eain6, "Inevitable Consequences".. Mary Quale Innis. "The Valley of - -We understand Mr, .R. P. Slum Decision"- Marcia Davenport. "Hun- -dors has purchased a place of 100 gry Hill" Daphne Du Maurer. "The acres in the Huntsville area. TpT•o Mrs.. Ab_bota" D_ E. Stevenson - -;. Mir. said Mrs. E. Bradbury, of t x- "My Friend Fhca Mary 0 Harm W-e—Aust ��bridge were the Sunday gets of_ t „ - - - X•s. Conner. ` -- ny Wings. and Sharp Ears" Carol �- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coates, of Cassidy Cole. ``Little Big Fara and - 'Toronto, -w-ere- with - the former's the Princess" Bruce - Hutchison. - -- _ ' - mo er Mrs John Coates, en Sun-. "Journ • Among - Warrtors" Eve �-� day. Her son Jim, as out to visit Curie. "I. Saw o ,g an s H. - - •iter on• Saturday. Morton, "The Tuckers - Time. In". _ I Mr. and Mrs. John Badgerow of Hilda Morris. - ? the east end. of -the village. enter- :._ tainrd Ericad oo"n S is-no letting-up-nr+�_tkhe_fightilig fronts.-_ -—1.0- lncr_C8 J ;---to a-euchre party...Those attending 7. day by day, But our men there are conscious of thein job-toWere Mr.blr. and Mia. Wesley- Schell, Greenwood. 3YIr. ant 54es, Richard Fobte, 31f.' starry on until victory is won. They will finish the job, and we ..-and Mrs. Allan Murphy. all of e � tQuft<vl ie�and-M-r,and-14trs: £�irte -.___ , _ i help them: fur.lob is an easy one compared, to tlie'rs i•tearo an&Mr sad Mrs.'Fred Evans, -The 'Mission Circle meet at the �3 +od Claremont. home of Mrs. Wrn. Emw-n and Miss _ yiay.Brown, on :'YIo;day evening. Sendtnre Cisgarettes Ie The Boys The w: 3i; S..of the Circuit met - Must Buy' , ore 1We =- ;Ti^e Forget tSe-No;-Cl:ub has seTrc .at Kinsale Ha;l r?n.'Thursday, , .with _ - tigarettes to the following boys the usual atterdarde. "overseas.. Stan Hardy, $alpli Nor- Dr. D. V. Hoskin, of Toronto de- ! ton, Jim.'_\orto ; Bill, Coi!ina. N-ic l.i.ghted the au'diengp on Sunday e Plant, Thos, E. last with - AMO�Y B�ND5Evans, Jack 1,ehmaa. Lorne Hupkir.-, dress bn "Christina Service" a--%d ,Bud-l�orfan, E. Rhodes; Gordon NL-el tfiot.inn pictures of the '-Betrayal and roY,•Henry Rannussen. Gtr; f;regK rruelIicion• of Chrish-ard the Risen . - _ Major' Sell Snaith, �'Tc: c+biason, Christ". ea, w course we 1 e' people of - ,tare._ Linton, -Harold. Hopkins ann 'lr, ani Mr-, P.oss .--Dist p¢'ars :P Cl{erl Ow nah 8rrd -community don -_ k O � e ug t ore' O 'C9 Bob Holman. - -naking s-me change, at their new t ng T ip ha-ve e a good job oil' by+ne recently, purcrased frtm the , -• -,every occasion on which they hklve been asked to.buy.boilas. Two Grass Fires on Sunday tate of, the,:late:'list Dy4 n._ . _ - . C}arH..ant Fire Com an had tw ri We're bu •in bonds again.. Are we buying a!1 the hoods we can? p } The W. :�. and. [:ed Cross wiltbuying g cads'en 'Sunday, boat to, grafi fi"''s• meet' oiT. Thur: lay, May 11, at.'2 'p., r u you can?; One was.at .the h�rne of.\lr. w:it; :l a sunday sch,x', room Ce,a:e - - '' yQ buy7ng all z - `.'Pugh,- on-No. .7 Highway.:and ,the early as there.are-Aidilts.''to.be dunelasts- RAs _. . .. ` ocher at the borne of Mr.-Ray-nand .and sil ladies of th4 cr>•rtnunity 'w„1 As long-as the war going to cost Gana.cls• money- to Wilkins; at the Tawnline, beavers, be Trades t�`elcome.: lie' ►save lost. a. ”" :car;t~y On. .end from now on the fighting Wail extend to new NMitby and -Picke1jhg. Th?re •aas i rn�st` faithful Helper ia.the death of :Areas. The-cost will mount..higher. but little dwnage•at either'fire. Mrs.,Janes Raine, Presentation to-Kilpwr;ek F•amily A' c C;•:tiviniiy PrF�e,- i, ,rt `4_ Zio : 'NiSTtmade �hei3. F:g.tpatricr: ;aslily f ' 'on Freda evexTTn in .t0 L:jite!1 Cb, rch. e Nita ick' h:, hate been. 4nr the pagt twenty=t•r,:e vears. --a- acitiaea5 of our conVriunitr, are tnov- W,,. ion Band n:et in, the el?urch . ing to T14onto, T ey creta prese7 ted' basement an .`'aeurciay aftezrt efin at TAN THE s' �' m. - RES with a coffee tab an an mecca.,on- •_.d0 p - addresa, and Mrs. Ja:r � CYsates the (heir play "i)et„ur ahead" to hit. presentati•�n: Ther^ ��as a pregrann l;Tzrn ,on Friday.evening, There were . 't�'e caln't be conienf w-ith'what we hay e,done.We must do more. 71 of.local tale-it. Rev. I. E. Kennedy. also other numbers. Everyone en- � ined --_.�i"e must keep on burin bonds until the Nvar is won. Comby � • 'vFag chainuan;. Our-yeT�^ Best wishes joyed the- draT:Yra. , .. - _ ,. � g go t, the family, frofii the Clare- •:1tr. and Mrs. Hoskiri'a'nd Tnorothy operations call for all-out action from each unit on the home �nanb'people. of"Toronto, in bit. ' The Slay irTeeting of the �<:r,�an s Zion. front as-well as en the fighting-tionts. Pickeriing Toa nshlp ssinnary. society 1�ill be held in lir. and 'Mrs. Frank ,Disney visit- must go all-out to support the 6th Victory.Loan. This cOm- ithe Sunday School room of the.t n- ed=relatives.:in Schamberg on Sun- i munity must do ifs share. And this means that each individual ited' Church on Thursday, 'fay; 11; day. - _ at 2,30 p, Tu. Mrs, Rawson's.,Group• The ltiiothers'• Day Service will'be' _ — must help. will be in charge' of the program, a joint one, with the Sunday School 4'• r' ,(Other G'arepwnt News Front.Page) and Church, in the afternoon. . _ - Glad to, report that most of the you.0 re Not D?;ng. Your Part Unless You Are Buying people who have been ill, are im- _• pia.ing• " Bonds—and You Ire. l�tT of D0' g-Your Part UnleSs�You Miss Jean Linton spent the week- - d - — Bon j A reception %ti'as held 'at the 'Mc- Millar, "- River •' - - S Qu Ca,The-Millan ht•rne for Mr-and �I't•s; 'IuT- . ' ray Phillips, the neu ly-��e<Is, 1�ho, green _ have the 'best-wishes, .the comm= o --, on can buy bonds with rash . axld you can but more bon. s The Toting People's meeting on 'rhe Ladies.' _tad n:et ab the. hrrne. ' , c .� rd h•, '1::�-er- of ''ars: �'}f, 'Iic}:ell. it being th;- on convenient deferred payments, w•itn Sl?i-m0I1thS t0 p3�' :O;C . r< 80:T Nurtoh "Citizenship CrrnvenLt" An:t iai •liec'ting, alt �o,'n.� „ -• :ir. a(j 'NIIVS BTON..`±T,_�%l rs, ofi cer :v ;e elected: I re�di n', - - - TTrcTTaa a Td little,!laughter lits: tiI. D'ra r, ,N•ic I resident, 'i Ceorg� -_ p._ them.. _ _ - . ,were vi=tors.at the old h' ;tie Th - and )'isitor of the Sick, llrs. J, A. s._ ..' _ _ '!� y- . �r \i hs;�andeT.".ls=ia att, ss "liar= 4[� r l� day ar.ernoon: S iV s tt_ • -Secretary, %It's. �. 'Ilch- �nnrn [ire Cot:. ;otic i ca•• jot} I .r..y, O Bput ro�,n i ~• - ed to a grass fire ' ',ai' 'a Earn# alt ell, T•eas%ir-r, _',Liss R.,P. 1}ze'tchings, Creep River on Sunday, tiwhich,-did Prog'ran, •Cy:rrTUTiitee,-'It's. 1I•.Stank lCilii<.nis. Mrs. $rock- .. n RtiCl 1`�LT3.' T. .. y Y trot piny„ serious, -- - -bar•,'P.ureT t••Burton,. Detroit,, vi's- was Chairman. and lli �icLe,>d. ted %rr.• and Mrs. 11. 'Hamilton on Secretary for the aft rn_oon. 'Ir=. T. ;��:��j�� ��� ds - y uY Sunday,: ,_�;'illiams addressed•this meeting and; - - - - - The v'ti'on7en's Inst it�te ��ill meet Sirs. IN;., Dt:scan Hayed' a piano � Get ter rhich- Its. 46Iichell as, ' for a good ,attendance'for the Ia isted lay lits, ec e an1174 t�� - tX ection of d fficers. 'Rcil1 'Ca°lI' ,- '-'A Hazel Michell served a very tasty `� OMMITTJ�L;a�' Thought for Mother's' Day", and- lunch. T•"C" Pickering Village and Pickering Township Areas don't 'forget `'Dad": Mrs. William 'ric'Leod left for her DISTRIC - - There has passed away during hone in New- Westaninster, B. C. on William 'Reesor,• Chairman the past week two of our life.-long Thursday.-last, after spending •-the -Thlro esidenta, in the persona of Mr-. winter with. her father, J. B., Wil- - -MrsG. - iGeorge.Wesley Phillips and Mr. son. chms in Mrs 'Lehman and Miss Isobel Henry Holtby -- school l _ their early years, atrTd later farm- of Markham, visited last' week with - - •lsrs of the district, but both .retired Blake and Mie. Lehman, J rn is 7 V. r ew F F^-- When the sunlight awoke her < � early next morning, her. immediate 101esome Food Ends'Constipation _ x r z Yfr _ lot- 6, _• '`,..' ` of it. _61swe, I'm_ha y about ALI..sItAN, Iaxative. That the big news on _ 4.4 T " t 1 ` She dressed •carefully, selecting It really solved my constipation,and ALL-BRAN-if Your constipatim is r her green linen with the grange and dues lack of"bulk"in the diet.SO r which was per- so gently.It proved that I could quit feet with the copper of her hair, em aim*e,too. us ALAI- COjTpt}js : t 1 find the opened-toed pumps she had at best gave BRAN regularly, and drink plenty of -, YI7Alvtthi e... _ _ picked up for almost nothing at only temporary water. This pleasant cereal helps to Y hop -that's .. EssEivnat little New York s relief. So titttlEaais •*,' thin "bulk"and. •- On her way through' hotel whyI praise produce smooth-working ` lobby it. ocSured to her,that there _ prepare wastes for easy elimination. must be a message from Cousin ALL'BRANt ` Then, to stay regular, you'll enjoy eating it keeps Emma; and stopped at the desk. me re - eating ALL-BRAN every day.Remem -rithere was no for -ber- and it's a whole- ' Miss Thorenson. Your grocer has ALL-BRAN in 2 handy Christine thought a little forlorn- winecereal,too:' _ as-she went down-the Board-walk,- _Good-food>_ae :; sizes.N1ade by Kellogg's in Londcnn. set l'aQdy.fOC HAYING:.. scrutinizing• the menus posted in. well as a gentle Canada. / the windows of the,cheaper. resORDtK - taurartts,_ tin - after I've hada good, strong cup keep in mind the change'9 of sea- Gadget 'Indicates WINDSOR R SALT of coffee." son and their wealth ole new foods �._ ._ Miles Per Gallon ❑ an c o r schemes to a 5 interest NOW But even after tWo cups-neither totheldi�t.ch em add i '`yam �'a-p~i�• *indwi Salt is cheap protection.Windsor of them too good-in a small cafe do more will you peed to ;etP 1 the only - - track. of how tar you dri�'e rind - Salieheeks excessive Beating,preserves food reeking of fried potatoes, , _ --• �\ -.��-y� value,increases palatability,lessens danger idea that occurred to Christine was how much gasoline you buy in u-r-. of Bre through spontaneous combustion that she was practically broke, and w . Spread'_'0-30 lbs.Balt per ton of hay when . stranded alone in one-of the most --automobile ntde ee e a der to know how to '. storing in snows or stacking.BE n. Soo �. gallon your expensive, most heartless pleasure says The Rotaria n we si+sll" _ •,i /` �'ri , BEADY-°-der your Windsor c 'resorts in the country. gadget to the fuel nowt _-- As often hap sued-when she as ediately ndk- be attaching a P svhtch_u' deeply absorbed, she reached for .r line tel imnt _ .. _ �'"' to a dare miles per , encu'-found. one a., waitress had a the direct 1 r ga'1�n: it ., p _ .B�r` - has already been-.patented. . _ left on. e a w" in surface at'hand,' the back of a Y ------- - ' SERIAL STORY g - d S g from: iter abstrac ton, menu card-and began to sketch.. ` « •+ _ - ..- Ropsin 1' '-Indian camera - aJlurder . on the Boardwalk Christine compared {ter sketch with the original, the fat, insuiferably Over 40,000 Indian seamen are .. BY ELI NORE COWAN STONE self-satisfied looking proprietor of engaged in the British bfarine,seiv- the cafe; she'was frowning over th-e ing-in all parts of the world. They finishing touches when a voice said, 'account for about a quarter of the T.ast week: When Christi ar- to her tongue, "it seems that as the "Excuse me, but 9s realty, ex- men w•ho man the Merchant cavy. E lives in Surf City to -visit her ..- ,esult of as unexpected domestic cellent:" - 1 -- cum hr no--one i to t e its t "tisrrred v,...'it t,- sure-,< A ar how-little meet her. Christine calls her roes- send to meet Inc. So I'm to go to- plump. -neat .little man-bald ex- chicken is needed_ for Chicken sin's home, is told service has been a nice, quiet, hotel for the,night-"•*. , •cept 'for,a tuft-of stair-well back Noodre'Paprika, but how. good the - discontinued.•The telephone- oper- - 'A nice, quiet hotel in Surf City r on a shinny. pink scalp-vias peer= casserole can taste.. It's thrifty but ing down at her sketch through full of nutrition: "slot adds. mysteriously, "If there's -He grinrsed. • Have you one in. - a" trouble, you're to-call Main mind-" , ` astigmatic Iensts. : ._ - Chicken Noodle Paprika. - K Scrabbling about rn fist inern6ry, Hemight have been any small- `'•, CIjAPTEFt II - Christine pulled out'-, name. town_business mag, or a teacher or 3S pound .medium-cut egg Hood- d.Y slQytitg at "I was to tell lou to get a room' "Crestview;'the telephone girl _clergyman on vacation. Chris- les . . -- at the Cre,tsiew, a�-`�4 rwPt y hne deet a agatns i; ,,;•, the agitated voice at the other end` recalled Cousin l;mma's remarking After all,-this. was Suri City. - 3 teas oce salt �,,,• .,of the lint broke o{f. �i'vea. the once, ;'If there is a respectable ha- s . 1 cup diced carrots ' tel hi Surf City, I suppose,itis lire , � cup diced celery he O a a H ELS 'girl. 'spoke again, it was with the tl hat Chnsttne looked up, " Salt and pepper to taste - - -. - studied impersosiality of the regi Cre-tv.iew. : ' gave a funny duck of a bow and �IAodern, 7tudied operator: "I arts sorry. Your Oh, the Crestview, I suppose," coughed apologetically. Because cup onions, cut fine Frapred, , Christine said casually. S tablcsponns..ahortening•-• )slot"p party does not ans.ti♦-er:" -. he looked so like he was .afraid of ( ' � - For a ' moment 'Christine sat. "The Crestview, hm?" He 1601-ed 2 , cups chicken stock or gravy titre offending her,'and because Chris= - stunned.trying te-grasp-:the tntisety at 'her with_dew'interest. ��'ell, tine. was. a friendly. young woman, 1 teaspoon paprika: -e. -of sht dilemma in n hick.she found them s nothing camping c7t sfie she Baca'hien her bestim�e and cup minced;cooked chicken battlefield if you have'Amalgamat- ,s Serves 6 to 8 _ }►erself._ She did nbt even try to sasd 'suppose,"' you.'b. - shwa understand the amazing converse.- ed shares to vote tomorrow." "I suppose, he asked, ".that yott . _To the boiling wale= add salt wate.r ---T- •• • = "Battlefield-?",Christine ech{Ped., are employed aomewher: as an ar- egg noodfe3. Cook until all`tvatef ' II -•tion s e g1 lrl�bf She could go to the hotel,- of - be a - -uafs�„ is absorbed and noodles are tender. course-but in the present stmt+-of merger between Amalgamated and "I wish I'were," Christine re- This requires about l0 minutes, Stir �s2m National at the. stockholders' meet- - :-,Ur finances, any hotel bill assam- plied from het heart. ' frequently during cooking period. PWM ing• . . .'But forget it. It's not my g Combine carrots, celery, onion and s s _ed the 'dimension*- of a "national "Then; he asked, "you might debt: . . . Or she might just sit here Rat anyhow. �i e31, shall we vonsider as offer?" - shortening and cook far a few min• fOLM was for_the rest of the night, .'But in start? I'll drive you over. Ny "just.try making me one Chris-'- utes. Add chicken stock, paprika, 011111NO nsW that event, how was she to get rid car's gut•there" tine,thought. seasoning$- and chicken. Cook slow- Maatrsa y o "Thanks, but I'm taking'-2 a taxi." .. " ly until vegetables are tender. You; _of that officious young man, g You see.' he.west-ort; I have - He'shrugged. this mixture over the cooked egg As she had, expected` he-woe "' -• • _ '- -a concession that isn't paying. • I� • waitirig inexorably when she went "Ma} I call one for you, or does should be grateful it you could help noodles, place in buttered casserole your_rugged individualism run to -;hack to the platform. me." _ -" and bake 35 hour at Sbo degrees., Ill t "ti1'ell " he'demanded: - calling }=oar oticn cabs'" - "Should you mind," Christine .Whale pieces-of chicken may.be ^��eli," Christine. told hint, eat + . r •. -asked, clasping-her fingers to keep g need in plat- of the minced thicken, _ 11 thing at the first phrases,fate lentAt that moment a taxi rotted into them from 'shaking,- "explaining — a berth at the 'end of the .platform, what you watiti" - and laughing a little, they hurried "I rated some one tom- do portraits , -very much-like that,'but in color. _ El/f1RNF.cJ.S coLJ AM toward-it. -- _ While driver w stowing. Youa just stand in a studio near Farmers Attention - Consult Christine's bags awav; the young. the Boardwalk an - your nearest Harness Shop man,bigait almpst diffidently, "Of by at so much each_- A fast work about Stato Harness Supplies, course, I'm taking a chance of,your er like you should easily make $5 We sell our,gooda only through shouting for the police, but ,the a day, That is"-he hesitated _ your - local Sts Leatber Cresn'iew runs-into money. '. mxieusay-"you'd probably have..to _._ are - r ' The oda omers u a Goods goods_ dd . .What I' mean is-well,_ I know *-stay soma of the cost p , rigQht, an as are our prices that your iris don't carry a lot. ' little." We In in our fac- tories girls-.Harness, Horse Col- around, especially when they're vis- \ Ian, Sweat Phds, corse Blan-. iting relatives. I.t- y,ou-i* would "I'rri entirely willing to.•ntake them leets, tad Leather Travellfa$ only be a loan- -all look'like movie stars-especially Goods. Insist oa 5taco,Brand Christine.thought, "It's strange, B it will contribute .`to the self Trade Marked Goods, and oubut I rases- felt this way about a -estteni of .the great-�4.n�er'c to pub- but get satisfactign. Made only ty: man before as if I'd known him . lic. When do-we start?" $a FP. TREE CO., LTD. foiecer-as if borrowing from-hint• --.Christine Christine had-no way of know- WRITE FOR CATALOGUE would be perfectly right and Hat ing chat with her impulsive accept- \ y g d L ABOARD ural." -'gnce of what seemed unbelievable 42 Wellington St. E., Toronto .. Aloud-she said, "I'm really all good luck, she plunged into the. : right. But thank you, Mr.-" most 'tragic event of her life. ".The :fellers," he told her, "can (Continued Next Week) FOR $ERLIN In 7 iss Talbert.,, �; sod - - i A "But:my nage isn t;Talbert. it's _ There s only one g a worries , Thorenson_eChri itine'y horenson." TABLE T AIRS S PlcobaC who was arranging with his bank _ -manager.to subscribe for the new Victory Bonds.' .-- ' •- O' be dictated t Berlin. Once in her luxurious quarters at The peace wont a the Crestview, Christine emptied the Daily Menus-'Need "How's that?" demanded-24. Christie, the bank _ contents of )ter purse on -the bed j manager. .. ..We can often blame_aetus-tensioer, - • Manges t0 Flt - C t' 'There won't be enough of Berlin left," replied for miserable feelings and fears. And When she had toM the 'bare- Family's Wants - - -- in these days, thousands of nervous beaded young man that she w=as y 1Kr. Picobac. "However he'll put this logic n to get a real grip on them- •'all-right," she had been guilty. b: . " " " over first and settle the details afterwards:.L'et's selves...they yearn or quiet nerves. a brash overstatement. ter s. ur- me Q, Many are taking D;. bides 1`'ervina had bought her raiit,yay. tickF2, she Elie family's'moD.l? _. This isascientific combination ofeffec- had had left a thin_sheaf of.bills 'In spring, for instance, do you : tive sedatives. Nervine helps relieve �O N 'T O B E R L 1 N- general nervousness,, sleeplessness, which .she optimistically expected. satisfy their hunger for foods nervous fears, nervous headache and to stretch into.pin-money and niod-' Crisp,. crunchy, ai:d light' It anti" nevous irritability. It-has,been used est- tips to _Cousin• Emma's house- get dlvay {roiii the' 'too hcarf} and _ BUY VICTORY BONDS for this purpose for sixty years. 'rake - h e a v y foods tien'ire according io directions and hoNow, after the extravagance of' • _� _ -of, winter and help things along heed the change " r a night at the Bost-"respectable' =-breather sand" with more rest- _. . wholesome food, hotel in Surf City, she would bare- ? fresh air and exer- ly have' enough for a return ticket appetite. If anti cine. Effervescing :to-Nctic'Yorke gin p nd rain to--- - -don''-t, then you. !\ervine Tdblets: speak of after shegpt back, ` 41 should! E v e r y • . 35c and 75a Ner- "Oh, well;" Chvi'stine told her-- Y family requires a ` s vine_Liquid.: 25c. _ • aid, "Cat 'min -Emm'a -must have change in food as, sad$1.00. made some arrangement for e ),yell as. in dire§s. m _. I'll hear from her tomorrow." Fopd is more fur. for both )ort ., G R O W N -7 N 'S U N N Y t s 14 s Slic't74 1 h, ook'a bath ih the luxurious and the family if you vary^ menus ~from time to time, weed out igach .V. : tub, put on her, best satin night- _ SOU T H E R Nom.O N TAR10. O gown- and fell into a dreamless'' repeated recipes and add new ones F ISSUE 19-1864 steep. to tlts family's collections. ,Do. ; .....:::� .:.,._..-.�.,y' ....;. :.. 5 I .. ,.jy�.F' T'C •^' 1, •tom a .w.j''°.`•, ,o-a�...r�c�*A` .."l. .. , v� :.-,.., ' .; T - ':d:ik.. } IJ.YVii'( X4'4^-F0, df.Y ."•w d• .5F ^.•M' y •� ' • LL -.- ilii.•( � :" :, .: •.. _ ., ... ' ,- THE WAR - WEEK — Commentary on 6rrent events OTTAWA REPORTS geed, must average riot less than Germans Rushing half as ounce in weight, and not i T more than three-quarters of as V-Boat Production - - That Strict Rationing Of Sugar 'inch in depth. A label issued by ' _ iar of Nerved weeps Nazs-fsuessig _ - Ift:imtecesssry To-MeeE; _Department of Agriculture A large-scale renewal of the 'lichen,Where, How We Are Coming E'"° Needs - must be attached a each con to German - at attacks on A11144— • - stating that the eyes conform to shipping is possible "soon," Secrew---- ta look ait it - - it begins u ar regulations under the order, and United States Navy beorganizOd'as though Lyon, first commodity to be rationed, will showing the certificate number an Frank Knox said recently. Speculation in this country as to being when the invasion of Europe will beeves up the Rhone River in be last on the list'when ration re- name of the variety of certified "Germany is now concentrating ulatiotts are removed. seed potatoes from which the eyes begin' can be answered truthfully Southern France, would become a g on building submarines to-the vir- Out of information available to any. centre of huge operations." Lyon The present world supply is in- were cut. Chief purpose of the = PP a tual exclusion of all other kinds of owspaper reader:•it has already has been a target of Allied bomb- sufficfeut to meet even essential order is to give greater assurance „ Mr. Knox declared. of quality to purchasers. vessels, nun, states the New York Times, err in recent weeks, as have other needs without strict rationing, ac- "We have been bombing their he air attacks, rising in fury day possible concentration points for cording to Sir William Rook, ntr_oller- in dis- In view of the need for food installations and factories, but their Garman reserves Rritiqll Sugar c ston. Every thous 0 cussions with Wartime Prices and and feed conservation, fanners are su marine pro uctioii has by no ` and planes fs at least the equival• urged to keep a vigilant' eye 'for means been stopped, and the haves . I of an armored division roam, Trade Board officers. He termed g 3' Bo d errats An average rat eats or a good idea of the rate .which Ing__�wi11_throug'h_ the enem >s Invasion.Larders "incomplete 'and inaccurate- 'the tro - :�-worth-of--food- -- --___3 -- -__- des } re-launchmn t 'country. The planes actually in. view;Fiat-ati--drat-rs-lacking-is -they a g heir-i> boats. s-sheat ;h =rade, though they. cannot occupy. 'The second front, when-it opens enough shipping space to trans- a year, and in a year a normal fe- (He gave.no indication of the pro-The _ _ male hofs five to 12 litters totalling duction rate, pg;t sugair from Producing to coninvasion has bCSUII iLl IEPMCU531011. on tile home 1'30 bay rats.• ere are some „ Way3.,`'Ve are-working on the Ger- front. Women of Britain have suming countries. They will undoubtedly come - , 'ways to discourag. � the rodent: „ mans' nerves. The closing of the been warned -that when the zero In .the United Kingdom,- he out in,mass 'soon. . .see that all sources of food are.re- - - lkire border,'the curtailment of di- hour approaches they will be asked =pointed out, sugar'has been entirely moved; make buildings rat-proof; - plomatic messages and the suspen- to stock their cupboards with two eliminated for making ice cream and, keep cats and dog that are slon of overseas travel were all '.weeks' emergency supply of food. and table jellies, and soft-drink s'. good rat hunters.' r:' „ S S practical measures to prevent leak- This will prevent shortages if com- •and fruit juices have been cut to - age of information, but they were municatioh sytems _ become 'ds- age one-third prewar trsage. The home Protect your BOOKS and CABG also stages in psychological war- rupted. canningallowance of one lb. per per- "' have FIRE and THIEVE. we Fiji Islanders Fight have a rise and type of Safe, or fare why go to all this trouble soh in 19 2 and'I943 ~rill-pot be in-. A . Cabinet, for aav purpose. Visit For Allies In aClf is m, or wrtto for prices, etc. to now, rather than -six months or creased this year, and even that Dept. W. three months ago, ifnthere were not -HEMISPHERE BASES much may not'be available. "I can- 145 Front St. E., Toronto something to conceal now that did not emphasize too strongly," Sir Fiji Islander3, equipped with mo- Established 1853 shot exist six or-tlliee months ago? U.S.Mss William said,. "that the world sup- dere- arms including automatic -- -- 'fhe more mystery we manufacture ply of jugar' is such that great weapons, are helping the Allies ex-_. j.6ci TAVLOR LIMITED • the more jittery the Germans are ° economyin the use of sugar is a terminate apanese'in the South !bound to be. - Pacific. J TOROPIT4 SAFE WORKS real contribution to the war' effort, Nasi Troop Dispositions - while the immediate postwar needs, The �ti'ar Department reported ' as far as can be 'ud ed.at present, recently that in one coritinuiiij ic- - b The kind of nervousness this - 7 g _ -• - r ! _ --Worm Trouble state of mind produces must show will call for continued co-operation tion the fierce s, ache t,-ted deep in- ..Itself in the Germans' troop disc ; _ for us all. - Zealand officers, pet classed deep in- CHILDREN REALLY NEED positions-concerning which_we t _ r �, • ' 'sem o enemy territorp*in t ou am-- C.=,vExEY�s are undoubtedly well iniortned. The _ Rankitig'-third of-all-countries in-' " Yiile area and zeturne art k111- Mother's 'Nazi defense of the.Continent must a"h'"`MO - the production. of foodstuffs, and- in 179 Japanese «hrTt lug o8?y- - --- cou9ist of a long, thin line, or a t`4=.7 fourth in the production of war one killed and three wounded. Friend ` (� Atlantis Oceant-h•s e change- long hange ?r lou line of separate and 'scantily ♦� supplies, Canada's"external trade is' _ _ �* held outposts, kith small, tactical '�- • at present the fourth rgest in the attain-Calls Ore h•t p r protea ry reserves.scattered aloe its length tion prom worm i ft g � � '••r'�i+�o -�_•"� �trorhi. - Canada is w also the trouble. ane PUIXTo 'Married.Women' r and heavy strategic reserves to be lumen Aron angaw third largest naval poker among other ehlidrea■ thrown in if a major break-through Caribbean SeeSt�� the tailed \atioJrs. From the out- t stn. K o • p r "hem resalar threatens at one or more points. Panama break.of war until the end.of Feb- Drafting married vrameri for ur- as soothing too! Where had these troops better be? G"•t T"" ruar, .194 t, 593 ,vessels,: incluAw ding gent domestic ser-vice jabs in hos- x+.. tr7 to The Germans don't know.' Have fighting craft and cargo vessels,- pitals and institutions is the latest we sufficient air power and air- • were-delivered from Canadian- ship- example of $Titan's teoman-power borne_power to ism tde or recent __ shortage, Since- single women are their movements to points where li A o • • r is essential war :obs, married w-o- -we don't', want 'them -to go? We -Potato -eyes sold for : planting men are' novo -being called to fitt hope sb--and the_ Germans can't Map above shoyrs location of the thi' 'ycac must. conform to require- the critical need for 30,000 women _ be sure., eight. United States Atlantic bases, meats of an order of the Dominioa its this work. �dinimum-.wages now under -year lease from Great " Naso Forced To Gueu d 99 ' Jlirrrster -of .agriculture, just pas- and -wrorking- conditions for these '/ IN�TMENAT er- The- cannot. plan -their battles, Shaun as aegttende in Phe sed: ^The:.:order prescribes that "directed" will be mantained at.a ' Y ,P petvit� was �recotnhaendad to the _ "for they are oi> the receiving end. Hours Naval Affair Cottuaitese, these must be cut from certified high standard. We can plan ours, since we are on the delivering end. It happeea that the German military mind is T best in planned battles, least ef- - - - _ " fective in improvised battles. The war of "nen-es forces the German na—simanrin*a._todfl One - m r -Ing and will.ford them to ism- pr - ovise in a hurry. And perhaps we can hope-that-this invasion of Ger- snarl=occupied Europe .by the forces - _.. _ • WOW _ of psychological warfare has al.- ,ready :ready mored Gr*mom troops . to + places where they can be cut off and defeated. - - Naris Welcome To Nan - -Putting mystery aside, this Anglo- , American command almost ingenu- Ih J •ously reveals plans to drop air- - borue troop; on the Continent; a3 �`s' `� �• - —s despatch to this newspaper stztes,- -on amore massive scale than any- '� "" ° thing ever before attempted.by a:ty a.• 3 ° array. Inesit troops wi;l Save5- millimeter guns, bazookas, 37-milli- meter _ ansa-tank_guns machine _ - fails, explo51te9, ,jeeps and "even _.._•. �___ , ab,y bulldozets.':• A feW weeks "x` - T 0 G E T H-E R W E - ,ego it would have been treason to mentian these facts. e f Now'the•Nazla r , p , . are welcomto them. This. too, ! ; 4' Pat 111CrORYirs�`. vis ,art of the asst of nerves.. ^ When, Where, How? t . The-: s s not merely a matter of reducing —fi ria riso?d c s to-a�tare �itcre ,x, ---� -:,We`ve �Of to keep F d.11vering the goods, they can't sleep'nights and worry in the morning. Nervousness of this t0 bac O Ieinah mighty, attack that sort may exist in any army and is t ti k up the not inconsistent with good iight- ' •tea + tag qualities. ;Che rerousnes3 oar: - will -briny Victory. That means curtailing 4 �X '• general st5'.4 evidently aims to ir.- t ;pile arises out oE..uncertainty, and - - " _.:jpleasuro and luxury; It means still more r Nazis knot~ we are ,coming. They s' w ' ', Tsaving'gnd working. It's the only real way know where men, engines of war and snips are being concentrated of showing our appreciation OT w at Our "liner can probably guess the k , 'Weng-.1, of the, invading force. ur match their fiyhttn9 fDrees are dOIng. Lei What they n't know and can't - gpc=s• is wt len, where and how. - I unselfishness another, " great spirit o urs Ifish s with Hitler Inspects;West Wall ;. A. London source having close" - - s # Iover4he-top Victory Loanl ° rEuropean _ — r Underground said that 1116cr:, is making a secret inspection of the • _ c-t \Vail defenses. .n 4 It "as 6atd to-'be made 1'n com•. pa::y•with an inspection party in: it,%;�g Grand ,\dmirai Rarl Doe RY NDS ` its;' Gen, Gucti'ther I{orten, -thief' n " O t v° Staif' cif -the fir Forces, and _ I Froiessor Tann, originator of the fta' louvers which are`ail iinnort• a 14- pa'rt of file bVest _Nall _ .defvn_cs. CANADA PAINT Xowr The Gcrman.3 a•.iaonnced that - fIi!trr fins met Mussolini recently g • it a ",secret" sneet-ing place-per, . �1,, the Fru%ter Pass, the Iia!- � - SEN • s �$HE • co-,,. - t I C,,)o. . � , T JE sale cr. 1'rcnc n I:iviera.. _. 1, - \antral; reaching the S%vi.s,bor- C0170do � dcr reliorte•.1 that "n very t uAg is ; • Ai r f r _ � . t • • • ! lir. Nolvin Peters, Lacbute, Que. D. �. OB M3 3M R, lass�f zed Advt s Mrs. S. CAM sang -during the Hass, and Mrs. Arthur O'Connor played of s11 Hiwde Ver Rent -- brick bouse, on a farm, the wedding marches. The best 8 rooms, water,, electric, and if' de- 'wishes of their friends go with'the j 15th Year as ' 1 -. sired also a garden. Quarter mile happy' couple to Liverpool Corners. ---Ab school. Altona Road, Rouge Hill, » ' ' Insurance Adviser _ - = AOmt. Apply-Mike-Boyc1 M--k--R.. 2; - The C: Y' 4. suet at the home o.`. Address - - _ -- Pickering, or John Popowich, 155 Ether O'Hare, Ajax;-on Sunday ev- Brougham, Ont Pick 6 R 22 -- 'a'-'- ve Torente:-. 36-9 ening after Devotions. Following Building Lots the routine business, another in.the Y x < B ' g Lots for Sale -- desirable series of debates was given on the $ �1� subject that "It is bettgr to gee the ' < location in Pickering Village, 50. by 159 feet, gooddrainage, close to the World by Travel, than by Reading". NOT The Affirmative was upheld suce- s�►oo1 and highway, a Nora a essfull b John Power Gerry s our way t W >i17ki• L. D. Banks or News Office Y Y Our tsudm pas- y y *Tay ,�,� � •��y Sheehan against the splendid eff- 8'� P lJ 4 Duck eggs fAt' setting, from pure- 'Vincent of Bernadette Robinson and dad Vincent Tee bred Iridian Runner Ducks. W. F. Willson, Brougham', Pick, 10R3 The •religion's discussion con liar -' 37-38 the subject of "the Christian :Aitur - •_Wf)OD, CEMENT, FOR SALE -- sows„ pigs, bred sows, it's-history--and--the Histol-of_the - AND ---- -._ - Custom of reserving the Blessed _ S ( RAVEL, _weaners and shoats, at all tunes. Sacrament in the Church. Quiz con- —_ el _ vill YOU - _LAST - Apr.22. Black wallet, be- the evening. tween Liverpool and Pickering Vill- - BUILDER'S SUPPLIES Un No. 2 Hghwy, containing $5.00 in bills and change,'pictures of fiam- - alcb localloartage work — - #ly in Army overseas, registration BROCK We havealso vlaeed in stock.a fall s UT , s FIRST : card etc. Finder may keep homey, but please send wailet to name on LINE of MAPLE LEAF MILLING Registration Card - R. R. 2, Pick- COMPANY FEEDS erinat, or phone Pick. 35R21. 38 _ For Sale -- large Renfrew cook THEATRE A. 'W'• MITCHELL •'stove, reservoir and.- dater front, -- - near new. Richard George, 52 Beatty - - - - --- Ajax-, Ont. - Pickering, Ont. St. - Wanted -- ah -experienced farm hand, no milking. Phone Pick 15R2 Health?ully Air-conditioned Phones Yards 74: Ras. NW For Sale --75 year-old Leghorns, laying; 100 Leghorn chicks, 5 wks. THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY old. W. Watson, Valleq Farm Rd. MAY 4, 5 and s -A, E. RICHARDSON BUY ' BONDS Now is the time to order June Cock- ..Two Shows at 7 and 9 p.as, OBNIDRAL INSl9RANe3$ - erels. Bray'-has' also -day-old and Saturday Matinee at 1.36, REAL ' RSTATE started-Leghorn pullets, prmpt de- ' _ Iivery,.and heavier breeds reason- CONVEYANCING CA+GNI"sY CONVEYANCING ably _soon Order_ per chicks - now. - Agents: H. Sher R. R. 2 - ld si0>�T�rs�d1 _ -- HAPMAPSekering,• or D. N. Shier, Picker- Johnny ��+ e to aerie. �Sa� For Sale - Clover and Timothy 7.. Lately at Lat-28, Can. fh Pickering. Oscar wtih Grace George Marjorie Main CY R 1 L E: MOR LEY Sale Register . - BardMONDAY, TUl+l,$DAY' WMN'SD3'at ay, May 13, - Auction sale of - stock, implements, Imternation- ` MAY 8, 4 and 14 "e:�n seperstor, w>ete� tee- 1 N S U RANC E _ _ -.,�,x:�-..,. IM tor. A line of good implements, a re ghwe At 7 and 9 P. a� herd of Registered:-H-Holstein �N - - _ - and Guernsey cows, fully accredited, ti CQWARD'$. 'by. - - P�!E 6 7 PICK. the property of Harold Lick, Lot 20, �P H O CION- 21 Whitby Twp,, on No. 2 High- In Which way, about two chilies west of Osh- awa. No. reserve Terms cash: Salew at one o'clock sharp. William Maw, We Serve NO •w �` �`' •� '� avetionees. » s • L the t** 94 start taking - Saturday, May 23-1- auction-sale of - Saturday,houilehold effects, the property of THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY that REZALL S'P'RING Task ,. 1 • ° 2. ;the Powell Furores, Church St. Pickt., MAY 11, 12 and l$ - .... Is Purifier _. ering. See bills. Terms cash: Sale at 1.30 p:rn• Clarke Prentice, auc- FRANK SINATRh .. Sarsaparilla Tosca _. \ttoaeer." ��.�.�.-___ _- -]Michele ldbrgan and Jack,:Haley Tasteless Extract of" Liver Oil.- � , Wednesday,, -Ma 10 -=auction sale -at 2 late-modal trucks; power s ra Higher and Higher l .ikef. Wine and Ins t 1 y Y ForWied with Vitamin D P y- . er, horses, hogs, farm implwments ! : and garden tools, at part of Lot 18, _ Con 2, .'3carboro, mile south of ifal- r Iron, Liver and Bone Barrow Teuk - veru. Property of G. M. Milson.. _'Maple_Leaf moire_ = °u Yensr Guarantee le -� Terme cash..Sale at 1.00 No reserve -- Clarke Prentice, anctioreor. Insurance_Co. THE REZALL STORE- J. S. BALSDONt - PICKERING Wednesday, May 17 extensive - auction sale of Reg, and grade dual J. R. Ro7es Phs. B. -purpose Shofth6rns, horses;_ b4Ar (mp Raton far halloo new tractor on rubber, also power Builds -- -- - - ------ -- • Rota and horse-drawn implements, hay, madstom _ F- um , coal emerenant supp- 011 Will snows W Mir am W�a OW lies, modern household furniture, at Wiodmilb, Bk1oe ate'_. Lot-. 2, 1?ickering, on Brock Antomobi]e Insurance o! '• Road, quarter mile from No. 2, near All Kinds - WS PAT TATO PRICLS AT WHITBY, YOUR BO= HARM Pickering Village, Property of Mc- `Wriie or Phone _ C3racken:'Bros An outstanding sale, - Wait cing at, 12.15. Terans cash. m & Rowe EGGS HOGS Bowman. Qc No reserve, fay_resited. See full • ._ ,.CALVES ---��J - t . L'at in next issue: Clarke Prentice, :WRITBY ONTARIO -^- - LND ALL RINDS Oil auctioneer: - -: = P�:lultry, beth. live and dressed , i St! Francis de Sales Parish The arrangearent by which' I A perfect s- r g day,'a lovely was to transfer, by sale, my - y '• t our pricdes on Live Ducks -- home, tastefully decorated 4 with undertaking-and furniture bus spring bloom, a gracious hostess, incus to Ma.'Wyn. McEachnie, s trade a delightful setting for a has been cancelled with corn- 'Parish Tea' .on Sunday• last, at: me; but it is a genuine pleas- -ownership reverting sPICKERING FARNIS the Kaiser home, on Church St. + -- Assisting—Mrs:Ii»aiser known that Mr. t� �J'$HBY L 1 M 1TED — McEacbene g iis remaining to sister, Mrs.--dean Conway, while her �. •-'}h • ' assist the in the active man- we GRADING ftAl" -�lriend, Mrs: Cottle, of Toronto, end I s: _ _ _- rs. Frank Mixor , President of ageTnent.• M _sought and Salbd- , ddafdPidt 'Hr. McFachnie resides ;on -- - •'R$I'7'19t' ONT. PHONE WSI$TT fM the Catholic WWnen's Leagut pour- the' pro3nises and 1' a,'n sure Clothitng _ SterOised, ems. ed tea. The table, prettily decorated everyone will find their n4dR and pressed like new. 0m • with pink rosea and white candles in., taken care of with' unfailing crystal holders' on a lace cloth,,well courtesy and consideration. targe stock ' of high• class fatty. Wim with home-cooked dainties. overcoats, and punts. Also s food ,r.� Co• ' s h parishioners carne stock of new leather costs swd OMR' UMBER Beside the p. O o chs-friends_and_neighbo C AS�RITT - et' _e and gents' ittrelsb- •a+e _ - ---- __- --- in the village, and from Toronto: Ings at very-reasonable priest, -:''Mrs. Cottle, Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, • �' and be convinced. Mr.and Mrs. Lye, Miss Vera 711:.!np- -Pickering, Onte j Sam Sehwsrh Scar Junction two, Miss Barbara Patton and Mr. 21 Bond Str, West. Oshawa J. Brown, the latter kindly showing us his "pictures" to those who called - f1'a[,aPHONE3 Howard III7 and Scarboro after. evening devotions. Y, Y g On Tuesday,May 2, a lovely spring P v/4TpRy veddbg was' solemnized at St . EoosZr and Dressed L>Qmber �[itlworli Francis de Sales Church, at 9 o'clock sub Down BsiMs r .when Eva Firlotte, ' formerly of ; • � # Ltterior Trim ]dotttdtn=f `Jacquet River, N. B., becaOne the - • "Hardwood bride of Gaston H, James, formerly Solt and swa=le Swhs - fileli Iafslated Siding of Fournier, Ont. The bride was rr �allAaogedr Rock Lib Cedar i charming :in a gown of aqua blue 2A Read" -- ; `with-beige -accessories and wearing - - - "° - • _ _ Prodtrats r 8ascly Til• i a corsage 'of rases- and lily of the and valley. She was attended by Miss - SLK MARKET Anne Wilkie, of Viscount, Seek,. I '� "'- w '1' 8swsa• Pi pA Ili - wearh* powder blue gown, 'with - - xARTlN-SF.idOUR 100 P. 4 > . brown accessories and corsage of 'A( ',,,_'Ph ,• orp Pkkering 26 - j 1, - 1 - mm. The groom was attended by